It is you're the ruffian to him, snubbing him when he speaks good-naturedly to you. |
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Upon him the defiant ruffian turned the forces of his sulfurous hate, full-gush. |
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I certainly was bound by no law to allow a ruffian to cut me down, unresisting. |
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I demand to have the ruffian kept out of my way, and out of the way of all decent people. |
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The ruffian seemed to have lapsed into a reverie, or else he slept with open eyes. |
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Closer and closer pressed the mob, inflamed and urged on by the ruffian, burd. |
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And old Judge Priest came with him, and both of them lunged forward over the seatback at the ruffian, three feet away. |
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Returning from a visit at a late hour, by a lonely road, he was suddenly assailed by a powerful ruffian who tried to garrot him. |
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He closed with the ruffian, grappled him by the throat, and flung him on his back. |
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There was a night riot in the streets of ILO, knives gleamed in ruffian hands, curses and blasphemy fell from sodden lips. |
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Then the ruffian turned, slowly dragging her foot by foot into the marshland. |
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He'd murther her, the ruffian 'av he cotched her another night in his dhrunkenness. |
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There was a man who looked like a sensational ruffian who boarded us one morning at porto velho, and said he had come to find me. |
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Why then he is ruffe low, a ruffian, a bold adventurous errand to do any rough service for his Lady. |
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A ruffian like this Jones will make all the capital he can out of that purse. |
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Kinmont Willie was a ruffian, but he had been unlawfully seized. |
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It will be seen that I treat of the Thief and ruffian as one. |
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A solitary ruffian, indeed, is moody, but a gang of ruffians are jovial. |
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It was a situation which might have abashed a bolder ruffian. |
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I remembered the way she had abandoned this very arm and hand to the white-haired ruffian. |
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The ruffian smiled at me as I passed, and wished me a bon voyage. |
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He was a dark herculean fellow, full six feet four inches in height, with a mingled air of the ruffian and the rogue. |
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The rencontre with this ruffian had been altogether unfortunate. |
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At last a ruffian with his shillelagh struck Barney over the thigh. |
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The hulking ruffian roared with pleasant laughter at the sally. |
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Not a trace of the ruffian or the kidnaped girl could Frank see. |
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I knew too well the ruffian natures of the soldiery to hazard such a risk. |
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He was a tall, bony, grey-haired ruffian with a bulldog jaw, in a torn cotton shirt and moleskin trousers. |
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And I knew well enough also that my double there was no homicidal ruffian. |
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The ruffian kicked and trampled on him, and dashed his head repeatedly against the flags, holding me with one hand, meantime, to prevent me summoning Joseph. |
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Vajrapani as ruffian in working-man's clothes, carrying the thunderbolt as he protects Buddha in the Gandharan works, clearly personifies the thunderbolt. |
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The doctor struck out suddenly and stretched the ruffian on the ground. |
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Going down to investigate, he was instantly attacked by a powerful ruffian, who succeeded in felling him to the ground before an alarm could be raised. |
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I cried, and with a single thwack I felled the ruffian to the floor. |
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