| However, they put on their pertest manners, and went clustering after Hermod like a swarm of ladybirds. |
| Nature is despotic, and will not be fooled or abated of any jot of her authority by the pertest of her sons. |
| Yes: It turns out that we spend the pertest years of our lives arguing with the same annoying person from college about whose turn it is to get out of bed and turn off the nightlight. |
| He raised his hand as the pertest of the maids would have answered him, and there followed an uncomfortable pause. |
| Then, indeed, the vainest fops and pertest orange girls look round and listen too. |
