| Henry, live it like a gentleman and not like an understrapper and bootlicker! |
| Through this well-meant blunder of an understrapper those on board the launch had received warning that we were on their track. |
| They think you have come because you wanted to straighten out a low-down trick worked by an understrapper. |
| It was the work of some understrapper who is, even now, probably hanging from his thumbs in a dungeon listening to Michael Fabricant's greatest speeches on a continuous loop. |
| This was to instruct his understrapper to fill the theatre with a rabble and have her hissed off the stage. |
| His understrapper, Liam Byrne, took his place. |
