Thou wilt have sinned but a little, seeing that thou hadst far less power of resistance than those aforementioned.

And HO RACE GREL HE, being a Prussian, was sore afraid, and did fall straightway upon his knees, and did say, "Lo, your servant has sinned!

The Master replied, "Nay, better say, He who has sinned against Heaven has none other to whom prayer may be addressed.

" "Lord Pertolepe, all men must die, aye, e'en great lords such as thou, when they have sinned sufficiently: and thy sins, methinks, do reach high heaven.

Woe to the judge who makes a mistake in sentencing a 19 year old offender who was drunk when he sinned, but had premeditated his deed.

In a solemn tone, she answered, "Because I have sinned."

While all teachers, and writers upon education, insist on the importance of having a child's first impressions such as shall not need to be afterwards corrected, and such as shall attract the child towards the study to which it is introduced, our elementary books have usually sinned in one or both these points.

Hilda questioned, characteristically on her guard, with a nervous girlish movement of the leg that perhaps sinned against the code of authentic worldliness.

III She had sinned against her mother, and she could not make amends.

I would have done anything,sacrificed, suffered anything,yes, sinned even,to please his lightest fancy.

He had sinned against the giant, and what might be the consequence of offending him?

He must turn rogue and villain; for as the saying is, Necessitas cogit ad turpia, poverty alone makes men thieves, rebels, murderers, traitors, assassins, "because of poverty we have sinned," Ecclus. xxvii.

I fear that I have sinned in thus murmuring at God's will, for I would not see his loving kindness in sparing to me my boy.

Poor, sinful, sinned-against Eleanora, the pathetic example of a young and beautiful life wasted and corrupted by the ill-conditioned lusts of a profligate lover and his libertine son!

If she sinned, she did so helplessly.

if she have sinned for my sake!

Do you wonder then my child that I feel such an interest in Annette and that knowing as I do her antenatal history that I am ever ready to pity where others condemn, and that I want to do what I can to help round out in beauty and usefulness the character of that sinned against and disinherited child, whose restlessness and sensitiveness I trace back to causes over which she had no control.

Poor, sinned against, vile, degraded, but still true-hearted Rawdon!you stand next in our affections and sympathies to honest Dobbin himself.

Ahmed said that, seeing how little was left for him when the rest had all been served, he sinned only in small degree, but that my share, as an honoured guest, was huge, and the sin proportionate.

"If that son of yours be yet alive, and were ever to return,suddenly and without warning, as I have broken in upon you to-night,if he should come to you and say, 'Father, I have sinned against Heaven, and before thee, and am no more worthy to be called thy son!'

I reckon I sinned too far against one of God's angels.

8, "And I will cleanse them from all their iniquity, whereby they have sinned against me."

Prometheus had sinned against the authority of Zeus.

As none knew who had sinned, Joseph was instructed in a vision to discover the culprit by the same means with which the Lord had revealed the guilt of Judas.

The pure Galahad, having never sinned at all, and having spent years in prayer and fasting, finally beheld it just as his immaculate soul was borne to heaven by the angels.