In the preparation of this pamphlet Randolph wrote the President a letter which the latter asserted was "full of innuendoes," and one statement in the pamphlet he denounced as being "as impudent and insolent an assertion as it is false."

But these often carry the Humour so far, till their affected Coldness and Indifference quite kills all the Fondness of a Lover, and are then sure to meet in their Turn with all the Contempt and Scorn that is due to so insolent a Behaviour.

It consisted of a severe rebuke at the young man's presumption in seeking to address himself to her daughter, which insolent ingratitude, the writer said, she should never, whilst she lived, either forget or forgive.

Begone, and tell your master, that if ever he dare to repeat so insolent a proposal, I will make him die a miserable death.

She disdained to satisfy so insolent a questioner, and even indulged herself in certain oblique hints calculated to strengthen his suspicions.

Why should insolent young Romans and the fine ladies of the metropolis insult Italian magistrates and murder Italians of humbler rank?

Away with me then, The time draws on, I must remove so insolent a Suitor, And if he be so rich, make him pay ransome