The text of the document granting the privilege is obscurely worded.

He rushed forward and said: "The Vituperative candidate of the Intelligent let fall in a former speech some subtle or carefully worded innuendoes as to my character.

And as she looked inquisitively round the room she noticed on the mantelshelf a letter addressed to hera prettily worded letter in which the young fellow begged her to forgive him for causing her grief, and asked her to excuse him with his father, for it was necessary that he should leave them for a time.

Boswell's statement that 'Mrs. Thrale became less assiduous to please Johnson,' might have been far more strongly worded.

The decree, however, was worded so ambiguously, that the two parties in St. Domingo, the Whites and the People of Colour, interpreted it each of them in its own favour.

The document before him was a legally-worded affair awaiting a signature.

Outside the entrance they found the audacious placard, worded just as Goldstein had reported, and they all agreed it was a mean trick to claim another firm's star as their own.

The doctor, this new doctor, took it, let it drop and said, "Good evening, Miss Esther," then turned to Jane with a politely worded message from Ann and Bubble.

It is not very delicately worded!' Margaret's expression had changed; she had dropped her hands and was leaning forward, listening with interest.

Tasso, as a gentleman, could not have hinted at such a thing on the part of a princess of staid reputation; and, on the other hand, the "love" he speaks of as entertained by her for him, and warranting the application to her for money in case of his death, was too plainly worded to mean any thing but love in the sense of friendly regard.

These all appeared in the advertisement columns, were worded alike, and read as follows: 'A true son of Lycurgus, having news, desires to know the time and place of the next meeting of his Phyle.

Nay, I think it would have been far better to have worded the mystery thus:The Father together with his Son and Spirit, is the one true God.

Incautiously worded at best.

The defence is carefully worded so that it does not constitute an absolute denial, but rather whets the curiosity.

The girl wrote in the highest spirits; and although her letters were most affectionately worded, they were all about self.

This he had adapted from the prospectus of a correspondence school, which had come to him through the mail, very genteelly worded.

Why not go and ask your wife's brother to oblige you?" He went in laughing and closed the door, and Mr. Grummit, after a frenzied outburst, proceeded on his way, returning the smiles of such acquaintances as he passed with an icy stare or a strongly-worded offer to make them laugh the other side of their face.

And it is thus worded: "Sir, "Your business, I suppose, is in a way of as easy progress as such business ever has.

The only movement in Congress concerning Utah, before the New Year, was the introduction into the House of Representatives, by Mr. Warren of Arkansas, of a badly-worded resolution, prefaced by a worse-worded preamble, looking to the expulsion from the floor of Mr. Bernhisel, the Mormon delegate from the Territory.

The only movement in Congress concerning Utah, before the New Year, was the introduction into the House of Representatives, by Mr. Warren of Arkansas, of a badly-worded resolution, prefaced by a worse-worded preamble, looking to the expulsion from the floor of Mr. Bernhisel, the Mormon delegate from the Territory.

This document was prepared in reality by Taylor, and was worded with considerable ingenuity.

Your question isn't worded with all the tact in the world.

This question was worded as follows: "Can the people of a United States territory, prior to the formation of a State constitution or against the protest of any citizen of the United States, exclude slavery?"

This was not the first time I had worded the inner thoughts of a company who dared not speak out themselves, but, as catspaws are invariably burned, I cannot lay to my soul the flattering unction that I have escaped their common lot.

Thanks to his foresight, Mr. Campbell was able to take out of his pocket several long and carefully worded telegrams giving a résumé of the situation.