- - Capers in mains, oddly, yours truly fed to cook
- - Trouble from school next to motorway — that is loud
- - cook around lunch time following frenchman's pranks
- - Leader of men is boss in funny business?
- - Is probing male's first and foremost injury
- - Frenchman is big shot in monkey business
- - Monkey business
- - Naughty behaviour
- - impishness
- - roguery - almost fail to catch the leader
- - wayward behaviour
- - Aramis chiefly showing roguery
- - both fish and mice get up to it at times
- - Inclination to tease
- - What destructive mice get up to with the fish
- - male leader accepting one's wayward behaviour
- - perverse behaviour - feel the absence of a leader, we hear
- - Devilment
- - Devilry
- - Wickedness of young girl shortly to be brought to the head
- - Naughtiness
- - Wrongdoing, devilment
- - Devilment, roguishness
- - Naughtiness, devilment
- - Playful misbehaviour
- - Trouble Bond's boss's boss about India
- - Troublemaker's doings
- - Devilment, impishness
- - Playful troublemaking
- - Skulduggery of person heading military intelligence?
- - Jiggery-pokery evidenced by Military Intelligence's boss
- - Naughty behaviour of young lady, mostly with boss
- - Annoying behavior
- - One's taking host around greeting English following bad behaviour
- - What Bart's up to
- - Cause of petty annoyance
- - Brat's forte
- - PRANKS
- - ...... maker (imp)
- - What imps get into
- - Ms. Boss
- - Harm
- - Trouble
- - Almost yearn for leader's shenanigans
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