Even as ye, I am prepared to adventure me, life and limb, that Lust and Murder may cease to be and Innocence and Truth may walk again all unashamed.

But the old white-haired professor stands there, unashamed, unctuously offering the kultur of his criminal nation to an expectant world!

J.W. led off, the unashamed tears falling from his brimming eyes.

she thought quickly, unashamed of the pun.]

THE CHEMISTRY OF THE SOUL Besides, it is time that the secrets of the laboratories stepped out into the market place, unashamed.

But her eyes remained steadfast, candid, unashamed.

The extraordinary efficiency, speed, and secrecy with which the expedition was organized, shipped across the Mediterranean, and landed in Africa, the discipline, moral, and gallantry which both soldiers and sailors displayed, were a revelation to everybody and gave the Italians new confidence in their military forces, and made them feel that they could hold up their heads before all the world unashamed.

She ate delicately but with a healthy and unashamed appetite.

She adjusted some strands of hair which had blown loose in the autumn wind, looked at herself in a purse mirror, retouched her nose with her greenish powder; then she picked a little sprig of sumac leaves that burned in the corner of a lawn and pinned its flame on the unashamed loveliness of her bosom.

I am unashamed.

It was a loud sob, undisguised, unashamed, reverberating.

She met his eyes, and unashamed, regally, opened her heart to him with a look.

The forest is the world, and the bodies of the lovers are things natural and unashamed, and Venus is the tyrannous instinct that controls the blood in spring.

And he sank on the sofa and wept passionately, unashamed, like a child.

The multiplication of journals 'delivering brawling judgments unashamed on all things all day long,' has done much to deaden the small stock of individuality in public verdicts.

Unashamed, she took him as her own.... Exquisite devourer, yet she had much to do in bringing forth from the latent, one of the rarest gifts a boy can havelovelier than royalty and fine as geniusthe blue flower of fastidiousness.

The unashamed accompanist.

The unashamed accompanist.

The unashamed accompanist.

The unashamed accompanist.

Edington, robbed of his chance, pouted unashamed.

And when you rememberallremember that in spite of all II loved youstood before you in the rags of my prideall that you had left me to clothe myself!stood upright, unashamed, and acknowledged that I loved you!" She made a hopeless gesture.

"See, I take her hand," he said to the priest, "even as you would take the hand of your wife, proud and unashamed in the presence of your God.

Still, my Maker had set eyes in my head and given me a nose to sniff with; and I was learning every moment, tasting, smelling, touching, listening, asking questions unashamed; and my cousin Dorothy seemed never to tire in aiding me, nor did her eager delight and sympathy abate one jot.

A period of social decline leads away from principled conduct toward unashamed opportunism.