Is it fitting that a high-toned journalist should engage in petty recriminations with such a one? "Revenge," says JAMES MURDOCK, "is the sweetest morsel cooked in its own gravy, with sauce moyennaise."

I have thought that instead of spending time over recriminations one might be on safer ground by trying to get at the root-causes of this war (and other wars), thus making one's conclusions to some degree independent of a multitude of details and accidents, most of which must for ever remain unknown to us.

Etta gave him the answer one evening at the house of a mutual friend, where a multitude of guests had assembled ostensibly to hear certain celebrated singers, apparently to whisper recriminations on their entertainer's champagne.

Neither Bulgaria nor Servia has ever published the treaty in full, but from the denunciations and recriminations indulged in by the parliaments of both, we know in general what the division was to be.

The recriminations between Greeks and Bulgarians were quite as bitter.

For the matter of that, Sofia herself might have been the dupe of this popular delusionwhich Mama Thérèse did her best to encourage by never referring to Dupont save as "mon mari"had they been less imprudent in recriminations which had passed between them in private when Sofia was of an age so tender that she was presumed to be safely immature of mind.

We need not enter into its details; the denials, the admissions, the mutual recriminations of the persons accused.

The differences and quarrels arose, no doubt; but they generally sprang out of the recriminations consequent on, not producing, the want of success.

They have passed the outer door, and are cooling their heels in the vestibule; but they have not had patience to wait their turn to go in, or else their recriminations have kept them at a distance.

ANONYMOUS We have hinted already that the responsibility for this group of ill-mannered recriminations may probably be distributed between Gifford, Croker, and Lockhart.

Whenever it is behind there are new recriminations and menaces against the Grand Transasiatic Company.

And yet nobody took any notice of this grumbling gentleman's recriminations.

It was a round of whispered charges and recriminations and audible compliments.

No need of your getting tragic, there are no public recriminations on either side, no vulgar infidelity or common quarrelling, everything quite amicable, I assure you.

Occasionally he bent over, the better to observe the results of the surgeon's work, but he ventured no comment and indulged in no recriminations.

It is nothing less than the locating, after more than a hundred years of recriminations and wrong explanations, of the modern European evil: the finding of the fountain from which poison has flowed upon all the nations of the earth.

This was not the moment for recriminations.

There are in it no storms of passion, no cruelties of circumstances, no deplorable mistakes, no complaints, no recriminations.

A serious incident now happened, which for a while distracted the attention of the two rivals from their mutual recriminations.

But what is the use of this strife and these recriminations?" asked he, suddenly breaking into a smile.

Jack's rage passed as quickly as it came; but it left him stubborn under her recriminations.

His omission to specify which pig seems almost certain to provoke further recriminations among the German High Command.

We were longing for some first-class recriminations.

As this was to be their final meeting, they had agreed not to embitter it with unavailing reproaches and recriminations.

This conclusion is supported by the account of the affair given by contemporaries, and it is still further strengthened by Rousseau's own writings subsequent to the Confessions, where his endless recriminations, his elaborate hypotheses, and his wild inferences bear all the appearance of mania.