She half worshipped, half hated, the blackguard to whom she was married, and took no steps to protect her property; her son she alternately petted and abused.

I have seen a strong man turned into a blackguard.

I do not intend to blackguard the prisoner,I do not delight in using these epithets.

Lanyard bid in two or three sketches, more out of idleness than because he wanted them, and succeeded admirably in seeming ignorant of the existence of the Princess Sofia and the husband whose surface of a blackguard was so harmonious with his reputation.

The voice I recognised as that of the blackguard standing before you.

But Combe was worthy of his namesake, Shakspere's friend, and answered very aptly, 'I wish, sir, that every other blackguard in London would tell me the same.

Paris of the street and gutterParis, Gavroche and blackguard, rolls with laughter before the caricatures which ingenious salesmen stick with pins on shutters and house doors.

My boy Hobby O! Yourself and Burdett, Gentlemen, And Blackguard Hunt and Cobby O!

as I live, there is the ass without his rider;what has become of the blackguard Antoine Giraud?

The man who declines to discharge his debt because his creditor is too poor to enforce it is a blackguard.

So to the otter-hunt is Scoutbush gone, and Campbell and Thurnall after him; for Trebooze has said to himself, "Must ask that blackguard of a doctorhang him!

"You can follow her and bring her back before she has made an utter idiot of herself with that miserable blackguard.

I won't be bossed and blackguarded by any dirty little runt that thinks because he owns the only threshing outfit in the neighbourhood that he can run my affairs.

'Anyway, it would be a disgrace to a man to have a son a bookmakera blackguard bookmaker.

A blackguard bookmaker!

Let him know what a contemptible wretch, what a dirty blackguard, he is in the eyes of all decent folklet

It matters nothing whether you keep the rules of the blackguard game, or whether you cheat; the difference between bookmaker and blackleg is so small that it isn't worth talking about.

He was blackguarded and abused in every possible way.

442; suits his to a 'blackguard boy,' iv.

221, n. 2; and Savage in St. James's Square, i. 164; 'school,' one of, i. 7, n. 1, 245, n. 3; iii. 230,261, n. 1, 369; influenced his writings, i. 222; qualified his mind to think, iii. 369, n. 3; 'Reynolds's oracle,' i. 245, n. 3; Shakespeare, i. 319, n. 4; talking to a 'blackguard boy,' iv.

Voltaire was angry with Rousseau, whom he accused of having betrayed the cause of philosophy; he was, as usual, hurried away by the passion of the moment, when he wrote, speaking of the exile, "I give you my word that if this blackguard (polisson) of a Jean Jacques should dream of coming (to Geneva), he would run great risk of mounting a ladder which would not be that of Fortune."

Why was he there at Tretton at all, to be insulted by a young blackguard such as he believed Augustus Scarborough to be? Augustus Scarborough, he knew, suspected him.

Of course you understand that I intend to assert that Augustus is the greatest blackguard you ever knew.

“Morgan, you are an infernal blackguard.

She had derived her knowledge of me from my grandfather, and, such being the case, she would naturally look upon me as a blackguard and a menace to the peace of the neighborhood.