raspish

'You are such a waspish, raspish, ill-conditioned chap, you see,' said Mr. Bounderby, 'that even your own Union, the men who know you best, will have nothing to do with you.

Hard Times 1876

'You are such a waspish, raspish, ill-conditioned chap, you see,' said Mr. Bounderby, 'that even your own Union, the men who know you best, will have nothing to do with you.

Hard Times 1868

'You are such a waspish, raspish, ill-conditioned chap, you see,' said Mr. Bounderby, 'that even your own Union, the men who know you best, will have nothing to do with you.

Hard Times Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 1868

‘You are such a waspish, raspish, ill – conditioned chap, you see,’ said Mr. Bounderby, ‘that even your own Union, the men who know you best, will have nothing to do with you.

Hard Times 2002

"It'll do ye good, Passon, that it will!" said Mrs. Frost, in her high acidulated voice, which by dint of constant scolding and screaming after her young family had become almost raspish -- "For you're looking that white about the gills that it upsets my mind to see it.

God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889

"It'll do ye good, Passon, that it will!" said Mrs. Frost, in her high acidulated voice, which by dint of constant scolding and screaming after her young family had become almost raspish -- "For you're looking that white about the gills that it upsets my mind to see it.

God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889

"It'll do ye good, Passon, that it will!" said Mrs. Frost, in her high acidulated voice, which by dint of constant scolding and screaming after her young family had become almost raspish -- "For you're looking that white about the gills that it upsets my mind to see it.

God's Good Man Marie Corelli 1889