Chap.

 1        3|   referred to as Leonide. “A blackguard woman,” he said, lowering
 2        4|    the porter he was a dirty blackguard in the anteroom. But when
 3        6|  even worth a bow? The first blackguard that came by might insult
 4        7|   her husband, and with that blackguard Fauchery too! He’ll teach
 5        8|   Call me ‘Papa,’ you little blackguard!”~“Papa, Papa!” stammered
 6        8|   her pastry cook had proved blackguard enough to threaten to sell
 7        8|   pitiful toward herself. No blackguard of a man would ever have
 8       10|     to give vent to a “Dirty blackguard!” or to a “Leave me bloody
 9       10|    and loudly denouncing the blackguard usurers to whom, they declared,
10       11| curly hair? He’s got a dirty blackguard expression which I like.
11       12|    Venus, with its laughing, blackguard lilt, penetrated the old