In the style of the lady's note to you I can easily perceive a smatch of her character.
For my own part I have always held him high, though there is a smatch about his morality which I would rather not have there.
She speaks the dialect of despair; her tongue has a smatch of Tartarus and the souls in bale.
He passes the more plausibly because all men have a smatch of his humour, and it is thought freeness which is malice.