canaille

Probably also: Canaille, how many of my people have you had shot?

"If you can keep the canaille of that opinion," said Augustine.

"Talk, canaille," he said in French, applying more pressure to the back of the man's neck.

Death at the hand of Tarbot or marriage with the canaille?"

Such ignorant canaille are enough to start Galileo spinning in his grave.

His friends among the canaille always assumed he was one of them, but the Roman nobility didn't make that mistake.

"I am looking forward to seeing the canaille.

Surely there is nothing in the canaille to recommend it to your aesthetic soul."

That Bonaparte had a special predilection for the canaille.

I had no thought that a reputable government would employ such canaille even as a spy."

And look what the canaille did to Darwin!'

"You mean run away before the canaille.

"You actually believe all the terrible things this--this canaille said about me!

The priest had told him by now of the ultimatum which meant life and safety in exchange for union with one of the canaille.

Mr Billing is the last word in canaille.

It is the educated, the intelligent, the wealthy, the refined, who ought to have equal rights and not the canaille."

That I would not soil my hands with killing such canaille as that man Cassetti?

Like all other, papers that pay one splendidly it circulates among stupid people and the 'canaille.'

"English canaille," Germain amplified, breaking off his song.

The canaille who ransacked our houses and stole our treasures had no appreciation of what they took."

"The Chateau was attacked by the vilest mob (la plus vile canaille).

Men were overmuscled canaille, smooth chimps.

There are additional calanques in the parc, further east along the coast, incised into Cap Canaille.

With base canaille!