"Youmarried a rotter, Loothat couldn't even live decent with hisold man.

" "I'll make it up to you, girl, for the rotter I am.

No girl in God's world will have to find herself tied up to me without I can show her a million dollars every time she remembers that she's married to a rotter.

I am not a soldier, Hebblethwaite, but the fellows we've got up at the topnot the soldiers themselves but the chaps like old Busby and Simonsare simply out and out rotters.

You see, it's all right for a school like Wrykyn, but with a small place like this you simply can't get the best teams to give you a match till you've done something to show that you aren't absolute rotters at the game.

More reluctantly they admitted that she had made something of that young rotter, Colin, even while they supposed that he had been sent abroad to keep him out of Anne Severn's way.

" "Some gentlemen are rotters," said Ted Holiday, with a wisdom beyond his twenty years.

Hubbard was evidently something of a rotter.

Maybe he was a bit of a rotter himself.

Her smile repeated Ted Holiday's verdict that some gentlemen were rotters.

Men like Dr. Bliss* have made such an impression that an occasional rotter might easily take advantage of it.

Chauffeurs are such rotters, aren't they?

"And I want to apologize for being a rotter.

" "And as Lord Wilchester happens to be a rotter, they must go to the wall," remarked Green.

Silly fatuous geese!and then talking the wildest piffle about the 'burning question of the hour' and making the seditious rotters groan at their ineptitude and folly, until they cheer them up sudden-like with a bit of dam' treason and sedition they ought to be jailed for.

'Stead o' keep talkin' about German culture and what rotters all the rest o' the world was, their heads had plenty o' time to cool while they picked their oakum or what notresultin' in quite a fairly decent lot o' men, as I say.

Illustrated by Robert Rotter.

Illustrated by Robert Rotter.

By Julian Bernard Rotter.

Julian Bernard Rotter (A); 19Jul77; R667396.

Mind you, that was fifteen years ago: I was a rotter then, same as you might be.

I'm pretty certain now that the fellow is a rotter.

He's a rotter and a blackguard.

" "And think of the rotters they aremost of them!

Ethelrida seemed to have collected a lot of rotters, he thought to himself, although it was the same party he had so enjoyed last year!