| 'Sooth, if he were here, I would cudgel him like a dog, - if he would say so. - DOOR CREAKS | |
| 'Sooth, if he were here, I would cudgel him like a dog, - if he would say so. | |
| - Throw him out! The cudgel! - Careful, my lord! | |
| - and said he would cudgel you. | |
| And if Alan Menken isn't personally writing you a fairy tale musical at this very moment, I will hunt him down and beat him senseless with a cudgel. | |
| 'Sooth, if he were here, I would cudgel him like a dog, - if he would say so. - DOOR CREAKS | |
| 'Sooth, if he were here, I would cudgel him like a dog, - if he would say so. | |
| - Throw him out! The cudgel! - Careful, my lord! | |
| - and said he would cudgel you. | |
| And if Alan Menken isn't personally writing you a fairy tale musical at this very moment, I will hunt him down and beat him senseless with a cudgel. | |
| A very human impulse, Watson and one that suggests that you've been taking up the cudgels on my behalf. | |
| Did you see a patrol of constables strike with cudgels those gathered at Covent Garden on May 10th? | |
| I'll beat you not with birches, but with cudgels untill you piss blood! | |
| Now, if you will put up your cudgels for a moment... | |
| We found no sign of the sort of weapons you see in later periods of history, like stone cudgels. | |
| A very human impulse, Watson and one that suggests that you've been taking up the cudgels on my behalf. | |
| Did you see a patrol of constables strike with cudgels those gathered at Covent Garden on May 10th? | |
| I'll beat you not with birches, but with cudgels untill you piss blood! | |
| Now, if you will put up your cudgels for a moment... | |
| We found no sign of the sort of weapons you see in later periods of history, like stone cudgels. | |
| I have been tonight exceedingly well - cudgeled. | |
| If they told me: You may study, but, for that, you'll be cudgeled every Sunday, | |
| My dear colleague, this is a native talent who, in order to get into the University, is ready to be cudgeled every Sunday. | |
| My money is almost spent, i have been tonight exceedingly well cudgeled. | |
| My money is almost spent. I have been tonight exceedingly well-cudgeled. And I think the issue will be that I shall have so much experience for my pains. | |
| I have been tonight exceedingly well - cudgeled. | |
| If they told me: You may study, but, for that, you'll be cudgeled every Sunday, | |
| My dear colleague, this is a native talent who, in order to get into the University, is ready to be cudgeled every Sunday. | |
| My money is almost spent, i have been tonight exceedingly well cudgeled. | |
| My money is almost spent. I have been tonight exceedingly well-cudgeled. And I think the issue will be that I shall have so much experience for my pains. | |
