rotten trick
mean trick

Say, it was a rotten trick to play on the poor old soul.

"I know more rotten tricks than you'd learn in a lifetime.

"Then it's a rotten trick on him and me."

Maybe you're a victim in this particular mess, maybe they're pulling a rotten trick on you, but what of it?

That was a rotten trick you pulled on me, having Ham break character like that."

I don't see why you say that they're pulling some sort of rotten trick on Henry and that he's in the right.

He felt her hands slide around to his back, heard her voice, quiet now, saying "That was a dirty rotten trick you pulled."

"That was a dirty rotten trick," I say.

Nasty, yes, but it will keep the pressure and the flow of rotten tricks on the ultimate target," says Chester.

So it was a rotten trick.

But the foul, rotten trick.

He must hate her of course, after the rotten trick that Colonel Devereaux had played on them both.

She says all our wealth is due to Jonathan, and I've played the most rotten trick on Jonathan's brother.

What a rotten trick.

"Okay," Jimmy agreed, "but it was a dirty, rotten trick of Stew- art's, using him like that.

"That was a rotten trick, Robinton," Nip complained when he woke a day and a half later.

Then it struck me that it was a pretty rotten trick to drive by and leave a man out on the road in a night like that.

'That was a low-down filthy rotten trick.'

To me surprise the Bolt gets up again at the count o' six and in the very next round, gives Hawk a few more of his rotten tricks.

It'd be just the sort of rotten trick Mark Aden would do, to make Inessa sorry she ditched him."

"Well, I still think telling Susie to wash me in the well was a rotten trick ..." "Agreed.

That was a rotten trick"-Tinker wiped her lips, applied neoform on a cello-cotton pad, and sterilized them thoroughly-"to play on a girl."

Chapter Fourteen "I think that was a rotten trick, Elizabet," Kayla said, helping Elizabet carry the dishes from the breakfast table to the kitchen sink.

I can then go to Ann and say 'I may have played you a rotten trick in the past, but I have done you a good turn now, so let's forget the past!'

And it might have been different if he'd been well off and had lots of money, but he wasn't; it was a rotten trick to go leaving him like that, been most frightfully . . . ashamed.

It was a mean trick for me to kiss you.

So he told her of the mean trick that the Prince had played him.

Mickey's been playing really mean tricks on me since we moved here.

What if she wasn't playing a mean trick on me?

She might know I wouldn't play mean tricks like that.

Maybe if that was all I could let it go, but the mean tricks have been going on ever since grammar school.

Well, of all the mean tricks, that's about the limit!

It's a mean trick to play on a horny person.

I hadn't seen him in years but he was no mean trick to recognize.

He's arrogant and fond of playing mean tricks on everyone around him.

One time, when 1 was seven, 1 played a mean trick on her.

"Yes; I wouldn't stand for a mean trick like that myself."

I had to filter the release of my will through his consciousness, and that was no mean trick.

"There is lots to talk and laugh about, no mean trick after 35 years of marriage.

This legislative term is, therefore, coming to a close with a mean trick played on European citizens.

That was a mean trick you played upon me," and he nodded his head significantly.

'It is a really mean trick to play on someone.

Just digging the gold up from under those kilns will be no mean trick!

"Maybe he feels bad about the mean tricks he's pulled," Evan whispered.

Someone had played a mean trick on her!

For the first time she felt that she was playing a mean trick on her hostess.

No mean trick, since it's probably integrated with instructions on how the robots function and those you have to keep.

Because what you did was a mean trick.

You will soon see that this is no mean trick, no matter how easy it might initially have appeared.

"It's a mean trick, but we won't be gone long."