malisons

“I met him searching disconsolately for a couple of his traps, which he had set too near the pathway and which had been carried off by thieving passers-by, on whom may malisons light.”

Highways and Byways in Surrey

“He advanced in his excuse the troublous nature of the times, and threw in a bunch of malisons at the circumstances which forced upon soldiers the odious duties of the tipstaff, hoping that we would think him none the less a gentleman for the unsavoury business upon which he was engaged.”

Bardelys the Magnificent; being an account of the strange wooing pursued by the Sieur Marcel de Saint-Pol, marquis of Bardelys...

“Thence I saw them raise up Melville, and bear him towards the town, his friends lifting their hands against me, with threats and malisons.”

A Monk of Fife

“He knew that a long past, with mysteries, dark places, malisons, curses, historic wrongs, was the proper atmosphere of his art.”

Adventures Among Books

“Though the world's malisons drive him hither as before a tempest, yet, comes he rich in its gear; he shall have princely reception.”

Rob of the bowl : a legend of St. Inigoe's,

“Malisons, malisons, more than ten, That harry the Ladye of Heaven's hen.”

An Illustrated History of Ireland from AD 400 to 1800

“a hideous spasm of awakening conscience about 7: 10 -- an unbathed and unshaven tumult of preparation, malisons on the shoe manufacturers who invented boots with eyelets all the way up, a frantic sprint to”

Pipefuls