| A purple flower sprung up, chequer'd with white ... | |
| Nay! We will not be twiddle-twaddled about like pawns on a chequer-board! | |
| A purple flower sprung up, chequer'd with white ... | |
| Nay! We will not be twiddle-twaddled about like pawns on a chequer-board! | |
| - Chinese chequers? | |
| - Playing chequers. | |
| Beat you at chequers. | |
| Do you play chequers, Mr. Wormold? | |
| Eat your chequers! | |
| - Chinese chequers? | |
| - Playing chequers. | |
| Beat you at chequers. | |
| Do you play chequers, Mr. Wormold? | |
| Eat your chequers! | |
| "Wearing a chequered shirt and light-grey pants. | |
| 'The finish line was a chequered flag at the water's edge, 'but to make my day even more miserable, | |
| - Sometimes your chequered past comes in handy. | |
| A chequered family, you might say. I've outlived 'em all, except you. | |
| And just, it's me and my knob, we have a bit of a chequered past. | |
| "Wearing a chequered shirt and light-grey pants. | |
| 'The finish line was a chequered flag at the water's edge, 'but to make my day even more miserable, | |
| - Sometimes your chequered past comes in handy. | |
| A chequered family, you might say. I've outlived 'em all, except you. | |
| And just, it's me and my knob, we have a bit of a chequered past. | |
