He said to Bashútan, "I had uncharitably thought he would have died of his wounds in the night, but this clear and bold voice seems to indicate perfect healthgo and see whether his wounds are bound up or not, and whether he is mounted on Rakush or on some other horse."

He used to talk uncharitably.'

Madam; who is the worse for being talked of uncharitably?

I am persuaded, nevertheless, that to class him among absolute infidels were to do injustice to his memory, and that he has suffered uncharitably in the opinion of "the rigidly righteous," who, because he had not attached himself to any particular sect or congregation, assumed that he was an adversary to religion.

People are so apt to talk uncharitably.

The other day, speaking superficially and uncharitably, I said of a woman, whom I knew but slightly, "She disappoints me utterly.

The world more than once accused her uncharitably of flirting.

The world often judged her uncharitably by reason of these friendships, which were only friendships, and yet pointed to a warmer regard than the world consents that friends may feel.

"Pooh, ma'am," he exclaimed to Mrs. Carter, "who is the worse for being talked of uncharitably?"

Dryden was a papist by apostacy; and perhaps, not to speak uncharitably, upon some bias from self-interest.

I do not wish to judge people uncharitably, but, I must say, I can allow but little credit to a man who legacies the bulk of his fortune away from his relations when he can no longer enjoy it himself.

456. UNCHARITABLY.

'Who is the worse for being talked of uncharitably?

She had moods of sexual hostility, in which she generalised uncharitably about mankind.

Why did I loathe my lowly cot Where late I caroll'd free, Nor felt, contrasted with my lot, The pomp of high degree? Lo! where to mock the houseless head Huge palaces arise, Whose board uncharitably spread The unbidden guest denies.

"For her father's sake, as well as that of my child's, I wish her disposition may be different to that which I, perhaps uncharitably, believe it.