Which preposition to use with blackguard

in Occurrences 8%

Ally slanged Thurston right and left, and told him that if he chose to drink beer in a low 'pub' with the biggest blackguards in the school, he needn't expect that the fellows in the Sixth would have anything to do with him, and that he ought to send in his resignation as a prefect.

of Occurrences 5%

He seems to have been a blackguard of unusually low pattern, for, after he had extracted from her some £200 of her pin money and a few diamond brooches, he left her one fine day with a laconic word to say that he was sailing for Europe by the Argentina, and would not be back for some time.

like Occurrences 3%

What's to hinder a blackguard like Cosh, with ten times Cosh's mind, from getting into the Indian councils, and turning the whole West loose on the Tidewater?? "Have you any proof?"

from Occurrences 2%

"This blackguard from the first kept the figure, the personality, of Frank Errington before his mind.

as Occurrences 1%

The word "convey" once suffered such eclipse, (we are glad to say it has come up again,) and consorted, unless Falstaff be mistaken, with such low blackguards as "nim" and "cog" and "prig" and similar "flash" terms.

to Occurrences 1%

"However, he is all right again now, and concludes his part of a downright blackguard to perfection.

at Occurrences 1%

That will surprise themthose chattering young blackguards at the club.

for Occurrences 1%

"Look here, Allingford, I'll thank you not to call me a blackguard for nothing, for I suppose that's what you're driving at.

than Occurrences 1%

A woman gets considerably less pity for making mistakes with a blackguard than for liking an honest man too much, Feist.' Mr. Bamberger, who had divorced his own wife, delivered these opinions thoughtfully, and, though she had made no defence, he might be supposed to know what he was talking about.

Which preposition to use with  blackguard