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In that plot line, Salome is the bad-hearted twin sister of Queen Taramis.

Rose McGowan Cast In Conan… Is This a Red Sonja Cross-Over? | /Film 2010

In that plot line, Salome is the bad-hearted twin sister of Queen Taramis.

Rose McGowan Cast In Conan… Is This a Red Sonja Cross-Over? | /Film 2010

After sundry rebuffs he at last found the needed person (December 1801) in his next-door neighbour, Mrs. Clairmont, a widow with a son and a daughter — "a clever, bustling, second-rate woman, glib of tongue and pen, with a temper undisciplined and uncontrolled; not bad-hearted, but with a complete absence of all the finer sensibilities" (MARSHALL).

Biography in the DNB 2010

And Hopkins has a fiery intensity that's equally well-suited to her down-and-out lady, willfully shedding the respectability of her past to become a cheating, bad-hearted "harpy."

Barbary Coast Ed Howard 2009

But I will not push this notion so far as it might be carried; because, if propagated, it might be of unsocial or unnatural consequence; since women of virtue would perhaps be more liable to suffer by the mistrusts and caprices or bad-hearted and foolish-headed husbands, than those who can screen themselves from detection by arts and hypocrisy, to which a woman of virtue cannot have recourse.

Clarissa Harlowe 2006

If he had been naturally bad-hearted he might at that moment have become a criminal; but evil was not natural to

The Inn 2006

He had no conscience, no heart, no principle, though no one could have called him positively a bad-hearted man.

The Jew and other stories 2006

He was an ill-tempered, bad-hearted man, clever enough, but without principle; and he was continually guilty of the great sin of speaking evil of the woman whose name he should have been anxious to protect.

Tales of all countries 2004

The being whose coming had been prophesied for thousands of years (mostly by the Manni-folk, and usually in frightened whispers), the being who would grow to be half-human and half-god, the being who would oversee the end of humanity and the return of the Prim ... that being had finally arrived as a naive and bad-hearted child who was now dying from a bellyful of poisoned horsemeat.

The Dark Tower King, Stephen 2004

But though he was thoughtless, he was not bad-hearted.

The Grey Fairy Book 2003