“Poor Minna was too much cast down to feel hurt at the little rascal's ill-natured jibes.”

“The amorality of praising a dishonest rascal for his shrewdness has simply been unacceptable to interpreters who seek moral, theological, or edifying lessons.”

“He shall learn that this kind of rascality is not permitted by the nobles of France.”

“He was indignant at his companion's rascality, and offered to go with her and try to find him.”

“The old, good Voltaire was exactly the same man as the young rascal, and the rascality fuelled the goodness with energy and mischief.”

“After being caught pantsing his teachers at school, Timmy was reprimanded for his rascalry.”

“The result is a compound of vulgar rascalities and impotent Byronics.”

“The ragged rascals wanted to roll in the red dust to render themselves raggeder and raggeder and raggeder.”

“But most exciting this week is our interview with Ant and Dec, those loveable Geordie rascals who've captured the hearts of the nation.”

“The popular appreciation is that our politicians are scoundrels and rascals and therefore interesting.”