crookback

I am pleased you liked Crookback; he is a fellow whose hellish energy has always fired my attention.

Odo Crookback stood and waited for his end, arms spread.

We're going up through Crookback Pass, so I can see what he's got."

The insistent voice was that of the local called Odo Crookback.

Nay, take away this scolding crookback rather.

And, above all, his personal take on Shakespeare's crookback king in the documentary film "Searching for Richard"?

"What happened to this crookback baron?"

It was noticeable that Odo Crookback took no part in the discussion.

Olivier had created his interpretation of the Crookback King in 1944, and this film transferred that portrayal to the screen.

Rooster is a paragon of virtue compared to Shakespeare's Richard Crookback.

Richard Crookback, Duke of Gloucester, makes his appearance in Book 5.

Stevenson liked his characterization of Richard Crookback, and expressed his desire to write about him again.

He makes way for Alleyn as Richard Crookback, who delivers a bloody speech.

Between the buildings were broad roads lined with trees, wandering crookback streets, and alleys so narrow that two men could not walk abreast.

Mr. D'Ambrosi takes off from the legend that the crookback spent 20 months in his mother's womb.

Richard, a whoreson crookback, misbegotten, makes love to a widowed Ann (what's in a name?)

Odo Crookback yelped.

Somehow, Ryan had guessed that it would be the slightly built Odo Crookback who would stand against them.

He is knighted by Richard Crookback in the course of the Battle of Shoreby.

The interior of the square was a maze of stalls and crookback aisles, shaded by awnings of woven grass.

"Feed them, Odo Crookback?

"Ralabun the Master of Animals says you'll have to marry the wicked Queen's crookback goblin grandson when you get older."

Stef shivered, and hoped they'd be stopping soon - then they rounded a curve in the trail and Crookback Pass stretched out before them.