slyboots

He later went by the nickname "Slyboots".

Shane Warne has just made a late bid for inclusion in the list of great memories, too, the old slyboots!

Peter said, "Bradley, you are a slyboots."

At Slyboots and Smartypants, who lay along his ample thighs, fast asleep.

Wasn't he the old slyboots?

I'll bet a salad to a soupbowl it was old slyboots, the masked thingummy.

"Well, we'll see," Bradley said, and now they had seen, and Bradley was a slyboots.

She looked down and saw the second cat, Slyboots, the tabby, performing the tails-up brushing ceremony by which his species make themselves known.

The few gigs were from bands such as Loin Groin, Slyboots and Area 7.

And to each of them the little slyboots replied: "Fallen into the fire, and so will you On little Drumikin.

But, Truth is such a flyaway, such a slyboots, so untransportable and unbarrelable a commodity, that it is as bad to catch as light.

Still, likenesses rendered in beads is an inspiration that would strike either a folk artist or a slyboots, and Ms. Lou is no folk artist.

I should be pleased,' Mrs Forrester said loudly, 'to renew my acquaintance with Slyboots and Smartypants.'

This Ginger, Sire - oh, he's a slyboots if ever a cat was - said he was walking past the tree to which those villains bound your Majesty.

Like the slyboots Ben Franklin so crucial to "A Lover's Almanac," she must reinvent everything - bifocals and lightning rods, rocking chairs and water wings.

I want to show the kind of man he'd like you to think he is, and then let you catch a glimpse of the real Mr Slyboots underneath.' '

They come in all types, ratty drunks like Billy Martin, close-to-the-vest politicians like Dave Johnson, brilliant slyboots like Casey Stengel and Red Holzman.

Clayton, who proves a far more multidimensional figure than might be expected, is suspicious at first of Whale's desire to draw him, but the old slyboots does a dauntless job of getting under the young man's skin.

Magnolia: 1841 filly, dam to Daniel Boone and Kentucky (both by Lexington), as well as the filly Skedaddle (dam to Saucebox, Slyboots, and others).

"Whereupon I wrote a line to my dear boy, the Honourable William Guppy, informing him of the appointment for to-night and advising him not to call before, Boguey being a slyboots."

"You are a slyboots, Hugget, a wily manipulator," Athena said severely,but she caught up her little reticule and the shawl of fine silk and ran lightlyalong the hallway to her grandmother's bedroom.

For the time being, though, Marlon Brando must move over for Jean Charles Blanc, the French Conceptualist and Duchampian slyboots, who has invented a daughter for Gauguin named Jessie Bee.

The main victim of the mysterious salesman peddling the forgeries - a slyboots with the cunning pseudonym Benjamin Walter - was the German collector Werner Bokelberg, who spent some $2.35 million on the fakes from 1994 to 1996.

Something of a Duchampian slyboots, Mr. Hewat confesses that the word "art" puts him on edge and insists that it "must be rescued from the esthetes on the one hand and the vulgarians on the other."