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Rascallion   Listen
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Rascallion  n.  (Written also rascalion)  A low, mean wretch; a rogue; same as rascal, n.. 2; now disused, replaced by rapscalion. (archaic)






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"Rascallion" Quotes from Famous Books



... under the terror of your threats, and brought me in a present a brace of hares, which he owned he took in my ground; and I could not persuade the fellow that he did wrong, or that I would ever prosecute him for poaching — I must desire you will wink hard at the practices of this rascallion, otherwise I shall be plagued with his presents, which cost me more than they are worth. — If I could wonder at any thing Fitzowen does, I should be surprized at his assurance in desiring you to solicit my vote for him at the next election ...
— The Expedition of Humphry Clinker • Tobias Smollett



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