 ... would, she did not lose her temper, and she bore a grudge to Tistet Ve"dene alone. But he — when she felt him behind her, her hoofs fairly itched, and in good sooth there was reason for it. That ne'er-do-well of a Tistet played her such cruel tricks...  The Children's Companion - Page 136by Berquin (M., Arnaud) - 1854 - 143 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Lewis Melville, Lewis Saul Benjamin, Reginald Hargreaves - 1928 - 1030 pages
...ne'er-do-well of a Tistet played her such cruel tricks ! He conceived such fiendish ideas after drinking ! Would you believe that one day he took it into his head to make her go up with him into the belfry, way up to the highest point of the palace ! And this that... | |
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