Aye, by God, and so you shall replied the impudent rascal.

I requested them twice to be more quiet as the noise pained me, but, as they paid no attention to this civil request, I put out my head and, repeating it, was answered by an impudent laugh.

The most rebellious, saucy, impudent dog!

'You paltry, impudent fellow!

As these Gibeonites were Canaanites, and as they had greatly exasperated the Israelites by impudent imposition and lying, we might assuredly expect that they would reduce them to the condition of chattels, if there was any case in which God permitted them to do so.

They are most part bashful, suspicious, solitary, &c., therefore no such ambitious, impudent intruders as some are, no sharkers, no cony-catchers, no prowlers, no smell-feasts, praters, panders, parasites, bawds, drunkards, whoremasters; necessity and defect compel them to be honest; as Mitio told Demea in the [4072]comedy, "Haec si neque ego neque tu fecimus, Non sinit egestas facere nos.

Des Esseintes would gladly have accepted the tedious nonsense which those marionettes exchange with each other off-stage; or even the poet's impudent borrowings from Homer, Theocritus, Ennius and Lucretius; the plain theft, revealed to us by Macrobius, of the second song of the Aeneid, copied almost word for word from one of Pisander's poems; in fine, all the unutterable emptiness of this heap of verses.

They shall not get ahead of me, the impudent creatures.

Charles the huntsman might, as usual, be seen at these fêtes for nothing, but after his late victory, he carried his head higher, assumed a swaggering gait, and looked his neighbours out of countenance with impudent defiance.

Arthur heaved an involuntary sigh, as he gazed upon those sad wrecks of womanhood, striving to harden their sense of degradation by its impudent display.

In the old days at school he used to scandalise Clerambault's provincial mind by his impudent disrespect for all values, political and socialcountry, morality, and religion.

from that impudent dragon's mouth I got a mighty stream of water straight in my unconscious face, and enough to put out a fire.

The Princess, who might have been of any age between twenty and forty, had a small triangular face with caressing impudent eyes, a smile like a silent whistle and the gait of a baker's boy balancing his basket.

she replied quietly, and then, with an impudent fling, “Oh, no!”

Impudent flirt, to be found out!

That is to say, German bombers are collecting upon either flank, with the intention of bombing "inwards" until the impudent foe has been destroyed or evicted.

I tell youif ever I thought in my LifeI thought I saw a GhostAy, and a damnable impudent Ghost too; he said he was aa Fellow herethey call Bellmour. Bel.

Rude as the laws were, the purposes of law had not then been perverted;it had not been made a craft;it served to deter men from committing crimes, or to punish them for the commission;never to shield notorious, acknowledged, impudent guilt, from condign punishment.

"He's inbless himI mean dash his impudent hide!"

As if they understood French!" remarked the lady, gazing with supreme disdain in all directions, finally fixing her attention on Juanito's box, whence she thought she had heard an impudent hiss.

Davis, Betty, a lazy impudent huzzy, 199, 200.

Things had gone on gayly since that night a month ago when he had stolen that impudent kiss beneath the crescent moon.

Harkee, officers, shut me up yonder Italian knave for a week on bread and water, for daring to trifle with the time and good-nature of the public in this impudent manner.

If a man is not afraid of shame; if a man, when he is found out, and exposed, and comes to shame, does not care for it, but 'brazens out his own shame,' as we say, we do not call him brave; we call him what he is, a base impudent person, lost to all good feeling.

Stopping runaway teams and talking back to impudent policemen have been my delight.