And he wrote other pamphlets, and each was cleverer and wickeder than the last.

On the contrary, the fulness of time, 1863 years ago, was the very wickedest, most faithless, most unjust time that the world had ever seena time of which St. Paul said that there were none who did good, no, not one; that adders' poison was under all lips, and all feet swift to shed blood, and that the way of peace none had known.

Rome fell a sacrifice to her own sons, and was ravaged by her unnatural offspring: all the great men of the state, all the good, all the holy, were openly murdered by the wickedest and worst.

But the country-folk believe, sir, that the nun's curse holds true; and they say, that Whitford folks have been getting poorer and wickeder ever since that time, and will, till the Nun-pool runs up to Ashy, and the Lavingtons' name goes out of Whitford Priors.'

" Paul, disappointed and disgusted, without waiting for Timothy, then set out for Corinth,a much wickeder and more luxurious city than Athens, but not puffed up with intellectual pride.

He accounts bashfulness the wickedest thing in the world, and therefore studies impudence.

" That is: "Who is wickeder than he that sets his impassioned feelings against the judgments of God?"

All the world knows, too, how, at Rheims, where the great Cathedral has been shattered in the wickedest and most wanton of all the crimes of that sort that the Germans have to their account, the statue of Jeanne d'Arc, who saved France long ago, stands untouched.

"I think the people is more wickeder now.

She was, in truth, at that moment the subject of a striking picture, and she was even more impressive when she said, speaking slowly: 'Then that old man was even wickeder than I thought.

If a pig could talk, he would say that man was a wickeder and stronger pig.

Thus does it always happen that the wickedest of men are also the meanest, and therefore the most dastardly.

I think however, if you will be worldly you have done it very prettily, and on the whole don't know that it is any wickeder than I have been in translating a "dramatic poem" in five acts from the German, only you've got your dress done and I'm only half through my play; and there's no knowing how bad I shall get before I am through.

But as the world became wickeder and wickeder every day, he began to grow weary of seeing so much bloodshed and of hearing the cries of the oppressed and the poor.

But as the world became wickeder and wickeder every day, he began to grow weary of seeing so much bloodshed and of hearing the cries of the oppressed and the poor.

What body could you cite that has fallen sick or perished and what spirit that has grown wickeder or even more ignorant through dishonor and exile and anything of that sort?

The people are wiser now than we ever known them to be and wickeder.

The world is wickeder than it ever has been before.

I know he's furiously in love with youYes, furiously; but that he's determined to be fair to Fred Greenleaf" "Oh!"a yet wickeder smile.

"He will never forgive me," she said, "he will look upon me as the wickedest of women.

"I declare I think he is the wickedest old man the world ever produced."

"I declare I think he is the wickedest man the world has ever produced," said Mr. Grey as soon as the door was shut, thus showing by the repetition of the words he had before used that his mind had been intent on Mr. Scarborough rather than on the pheasant.

It is his utter disregard for law, for what the law has decided, which makes me declare him to have been the wickedest man the world ever produced.

"Ye're wickeder nor both yer fathers.

" "And wickeder; you will send for me to-morrow.