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The case to which the visitor's attention is now directed, contains the varieties of the glutton family--the Chinese musk weasel; the European and North American badgers; the Javan stinkard, and the American skunks and conepats The next case (40) is devoted to the otter family.— How to See the British Museum in Four Visits
What, hurried to durance, like a stinkard Job_.— The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 02
Before Jove, the gods were a sort of goslings, when they suffered so sweet a breath to perfume the bed of a stinkard: thou hadst ill fortune, Thisbe; the Fates were infatuate, they were, punk, they were Chloe.— The Poetaster
And he cried out to her, saying, "Come, thou stinkard, I will not sell thee."— The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, Volume II
And he cried out to her, saying, "Come here, thou stinkard!— Arabian nights. English
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