Then he turned on his side, swore feebly at the lawlessness of the South, and gave up the ghost.

By his prudent administration, the nobility of his character, and the moderation of his views, he rapidly gained the hearts of the citizens of Syracusewho had been accustomed to the most scandalous lawlessness in their despotsand of the Sicilian Greeks in general.

Tempering the heats of both sides,re-nationalizing all spirit of section,combating our propensity to lawlessness at home and aggression abroad,spreading constantly on each question of the day a mass of sound information,the venerable editors have been, all the while, a power and a safety in the land, no matter who were the rulers.

This lapse into lawlessness on his part and mine can not be justified, of course.

The youth was sent to a gymnasium in Berlin in 1830, and in 1832 to the university of Göttingen in Hanover, where he was more distinguished for duels, drinking-parties, and general lawlessness than for scholarship.

Proceeding to deeper and less recognized causes, some would attribute this spirit of lawlessness to the rampant individualism, which began in the eighteenth century, and which has steadily and naturally grown with the advance of democratic institutions.

Four of its misguided dupes paid for their lawlessness with their lives, and a number of others were wounded.

Nor is Fiji the only place where the spirit of lawlessness among the powerful has come to the surface.

A STAID MAN Is a man: one that has taken order with himself, and sets a rule to those lawlessnesses within him: whose life is distinct and in method, and his actions, as it were, cast up before: not loosed into the world's vanities, but gathered up and contracted in his station: not scattered into many pieces of business, but that one course he takes, goes through with.

The defiant spirit of the Delhi mob on the 30th March 1919 can hardly be used for condemning a great spiritual movement which is admittedly and manifestly intended to restrain the violent tendencies of mobs and to replace criminal lawlessness by civil disobedience of authority, when it has forfeited all title to respect.

They came up to me and bade me come with them in tones which were peremptory enough; but what of that?better the most peremptory supervision than the lawlessness from which I had come.