"Matters reached such a pitch at last that it became plain that I must either consent to marry the man I loathed or leave my home for good.

The night and the day had been passed in pleasure, and it was vanity; and now his soul loathed his pleasures, yet he knew that was vanity too, and that next day he would resume them as before.

He looked himself in the face and loathed this dream of existence, and knew that it was naught.

Saxon and Dane, the folk of Ireland and Norway, Saracen and pagan, each and all of them who hated Arthur and loathed his bondage, Mordred entreated to his aid.

For eight years, old Addison lingered in loathed Tangier; nor, when he returned to England on a visit, had he any purpose of permanently residing in his own country.

He must have loathed the licentious and corrupt Wharton, and felt besides a longing for the society of London, the noctes coenoeque Deûm he had left behind him.

It is true that she had often heard Gwenfern say that he loathed war; but many other men of Kromlaix had said the same thing; and yet, when the hour came, and they were called to serve in the Grand Army, they had obeyed.

But if any man (Thys slave except), although hys synns would make The sunne put on a cloud to shame his syghte And the grasse wither with his loathed ..., Will justefye thys accusatyon, Ile remayne destitute of all replye.

Thou hast betrayed us, king, And traynd us to a loathed festivall, The mariage of thy staynd and leprous child, Whilst in our absence Ferdinand unjust Hath staind our daughters beautie with vild lust.

23, complains much of an old wife, dum ejus morti inhio, egomet mortuus vivo inter vivos, whilst I gape after her death, I live a dead man amongst the living, or if they dislike upon any occasion, "Judge who that are unfortunately wed What 'tis to come into a loathed bed.

This class of blacks hate everything covered by a white skin, and in return they are loathed by the whites.

And when he saw how frightened I wasand how I loathed himit made him furiousand he said thingsvowed thingsand he kissed meand

Even though he was aware that she knew he was no ordinary chauffeur, he loathed the necessity of having to wear his mask in the presence of her family.

She loathed herself for caring for him and felt it her sacred duty to go on with her work of aiding the government in trying to entrap both of them; yet how could she ever do it?

Were they drugged with instruction which they nauseated? Goaded through a round of ceremonies, to them senseless and disgusting mummeries; and drilled into the tactics of a creed rank with loathed abominations?

She tried to keep her eyes from him, and again and again looked at him and loathed him.

You told me you were unhappy, married to a man you loathed, a dull brute; but when I offered you freedom and my love, you drew back.

I loathed the man.

" With imagery from Heav'n the walls are clothed, Making the things of Time seem vile and loathed.

Now he hated fighting; words could never tell how he loathed it; but his country had become more than a name.

And then it begins truly to see the greatness and evil of sin; then it is looked upon without the covering of pleasure or profit, and loathed as the leprosy of hell.

It is in him, and for him, that his soul is well pleased with our performancethis is the altar upon which thou must lay thy gift, and leave it, without which thy labour is lost, and whatsoever thou dost is loathed, as a corrupt thing.

At this moment Enrica loathed her.

He loathed the breed.

He had arranged that they should go by train, and not motor up, as he usually did because he loved motoring; but the misery of being so close to her, even now when he hoped he loathed and despised her, was too great to chance.