| She saw him cast a glance over her neat, walking costume, as he approached, and naughtily determined to prolong his uncertainty. |
| And it is not true, is it, that you naughtily assaulted a gentleman of the Court? |
| A pair of boys were already naughtily climbing the apple tree, disturbing a couple who lay dreamingly under it. |
| Out of doubt their clamours and stirs be to none other end, but to maintain more shamefully and naughtily ill-gotten things. |
| You naughtily implied something of that kind just when you were running away from me. |
| But you promise, when you revisit the library, not to behave so naughtily again? |
