They had sinned too deeply against royalty to trust themselves to the mercy, or the moderation, of a king.

Then said Moses to Aaron: What hath this people done to thee that thou hast made to sin grievously?

" Surely IF it be true that a man may justifiably stand connected with a government in which he sees some slight evilsstill it is also true, even then, that governments may sin so atrociously, so enormously, may make evil so much the purpose of their being, as to render it the duty of honest men to wash their hands of them.

2 From the man that (sinned) unknowingly to his place may (my) god return.

"No man sins against the Holy Ghost, but he that wilfully and finally renounceth Christ, and contemneth him and his word to the last, without which there is no salvation, from which grievous sin, God of his infinite mercy deliver us."

cesar, to cease, stop, end; ir cesando, to cease, die out; sin , incessantly, continually. césped, m., grass, sod, grass-plot, turf; pl., grasses.

If Byron sinned more desperately and flagrantly than he, it was done under the temptations of rank, wealth, disappointed love, and under the impulses of an animal nature, to which Shelley's passions were As moonlight unto sunlight, and as water unto wine.

"Ainsi soit-ilAmen," murmured the penitent, and then, in the soft accents of the Creole patois, continued: "'I confess to Almighty God, to the blessed Mary, ever Virgin, to blessed Michael the Archangel, to blessed John the Baptist, to the holy Apostles Peter and Paul, and to all the saints, that I have sinned exceedingly in thought, word, and deed, through my fault, through my fault, through my most grievous fault.'

For cou'd I love thee, cou'd I love again, Our Lives wou'd be but one continu'd Sin: A Sin of that black dye, a Sin so foul, 'Twou'd leave no Hopes of Heav'n for either's Soul.

The time fixed for the recitation of the entire office of the day is from midnight to the midnight following, and anyone bound to recite the Divine Office does not sin gravely if he has recited carefully the entire office of the day between these limits of time; because, within these limits, the substance of the obligation binding to time is fulfilled.

I now knew how grossly I had sinned, in listening to Mose Kimmel.

y a no haber venido sin afeitarme.... DOÑA MATILDE.

This very jav'lin will put thine eyes out; But pity for thy present state prompts me To let thee now alonego safely home, And henceforth never even sin in thought.

cesar, to cease, stop, end; ir cesando, to cease, die out; sin , incessantly, continually. césped, m., grass, sod, grass-plot, turf; pl., grasses.

A garden was the primitive prison, till man with Promethean felicity and boldness luckily sinned himself out of it.

So the place is trebly sacred, its waters potent for purification, no matter how great one's sin.

Probably he did hate the civilisation of his time, and not merely its sins; and that is precisely where he was infinitely more profound than a modern moralist.

"Madame used to say of me," Louis was constantly repeating, "that if I were sick unto death, and could not be cured save by acting in such wise that I should sin mortally, she would let me die rather than that I should anger my Creator to my damnation.

He had his faults, and I oft sinned in word and deed; But through our troubles all, we seldom disagreed.

As locks and bolts are made for honest men, not for thieves, so the moral law and its penalties are for those who have never openly sinned.

is it not manifest to all, that will not wilfully shut their eyes, that this mercy and goodness of God hath been wickedly abused, and the pure administration of his grace and love perfidiously sinned away, by this apostate generation.

There's theawsan's o' folk, just i'th best o' their days, Wi' traces o' want plainly sin

This truth every Christian owns, that when any one presumptuously sins against God's command, the Almighty then withdraws his blessing from him; every good man therefore ought certainly to prevent such neglect of, or sin against, God and his commands."

My wife and my friend were sinning, riotously and fully, but discreetlysinning against all laws of right and honor, and against me.

secretly great princes sin.