"You see, she is a damnably shrewd little wheedler, is the widow!
"Monsieur Cherami"
Charles Paul de Kock
"A born wheedler," the colonel called her; but his wife thought "saucy minx" a more appropriate term, and wondered how Major Merryon could put up with her shameless trifling.
"The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories"
Ethel M. Dell
But before she could escape, Polly had sprung to the platform and as a cheer leader who would have put wheedler of old to shame was crying: "Come on!"
"Peggy Stewart at School"
Gabrielle E. Jackson