- Thou prowl, ill-breeding dragon → Thou early, unclean-mouthed rat
- Thou nasty, foul-faced fiend → Thou snappy, ill-nurtured maggot
- Thou varped, crook-pated rattlebrain → Thou garish, beetle-headed landlubber
- Thou rutted, half-witted hog → Thou frothy, beef-witted hag
- Thou spleeny, ill-nurtured giant → Thou squalling, ill-nurtured maggot
- Thou paltry, middle-browed brat → Thou backbiting, idle-headed gypsy
- Thou dastard, crook-pated giant → Thou weedy, dread-footed measle
- Thou unseasoned, idle-headed mumbletoe → Thou shrewd, hedge-born lean pig
- Thou jarring, full-gorged canker → Thou loutish, fat-lidded vassal
- Thou villainous, two-faced varlet → Thou frothy, fat-lidded muckworm
- Thou weary, onion-eyed horn → Thou gleaming, dread-footed fustian
- Thou sly, half-witted fool → Thou sprightly, ill-breeding jolt-head
- Thou silly, half-faced flax → Thou glowing, ill-breeding jolt-head
- Thou bawdy, dread-footed flax → Thou flaming, gottle-deep miscreant
- Thou mammering, ill-breeding beggar → Thou surly, frothy-pated pumpkin
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