The papers on the table, the last paper at least (I mean the dispatch of the 31st of March, in which is stated what we expect from France), ought, I think, to have satisfied the honourable baronet, who said that, provided the Government was firm in purpose, he should not be disposed to find fault with their having acted suaviter in modo .

Therefore, he could not think that his noble friend at the head of the Foreign Department, having to do with three Ministers of one state, was in fault if he desired to know their powers before he treated with them.

It is to be noted, too, that many otherwise good specimens are deafa fault which seriously militates against the dog's possibilities as a companion or as a watch.

The teeth should be regular in shape, and should meet exactly; any deviation, such as pigjaw, or being underhung, is a great fault.

It won't be the volcano's fault if the ice doesn't get melted.

It's my own fault, I'm sure, Mrs. Julaper; and I know I'm to blame.

It is true, that excellent originals have given occasion, without any fault of their own, to very bad copies.

If the people of Campbelltown be distressed by the restoration of the respondent, they are distressed only by their own fault; by turbulent passions and unreasonable desires; by tyranny, which law has defeated, and by malice, which virtue has surmounted.

What then is the fault with which this worthy minister is charged?

It is not the fault of the Church that it is the largest and the most ancient body in England.

This may perhaps be true, and if so, it is no doubt a fault, but a fault in the title, not in the book.

This may perhaps be true, and if so, it is no doubt a fault, but a fault in the title, not in the book.

DE FAULT, AUGUSTE.

Ignorance, simple, helpless ignorance, is not to be imputed as a fault; but very often men are wilfully ignorant.

"Afterwards, Gabriel, you know what happened here; your poor sister-in-law died, we hardly knew why, it was only a matter of a few days; possibly she may have died of the shame, as she died saying that the fault was entirely hers.

But His Eminence's recipe rather pleases me, especially that about the bread; but the cursed Catechism is in fault as we have all learnt from our childhood.

How can you say that those times were evil, and that the fault is theirs of what is happening to us now?

The fault is in the education that is given in this country.

And tell him, let him do what he will, that I shall find no fault with him.

You are not to find fault with me.

It wasn't my fault if Uncle John is stingy.

For example, a country squire, who is represented with no other vice but that of being a clown, and having the provincial accent upon his tongue, which is neither a fault, nor in his power to remedy, must be condemned to marry a cast wench, or a cracked chambermaid.

And it would be to act like a man who should pull down and change the ornaments of his house, in compliance to every one who was disposed to find fault as he passed by, which besides the perpetual trouble and expense, would very much damage, and perhaps in time destroy the building.

But I speak it for the honour of our administration, that although our sects are not so numerous as those in Holland, which I presume is not our fault, and I hope is not our misfortune, we much excel them and all Christendom besides in our indulgence to tender consciences.

Suppose a son robbeth his father on the highway, and his father will not see him till he restoreth the money and owneth his fault.