Near the tower?" The covert malice of the insinuation was plain in the questioner's look, although the tone was casual enough.

Tom Gwas one of this genus, full of fun and mischief, but without a particle of real malice in his composition.

Dost thou not deceive me, man, to gratify thine own displeasure against the Hebrews?" "I have no other malice against the race, Signore, than the wholesome disrelish of a Christian.

Nevertheless he did not act in any way as if he bore malice toward them, and on the following day he was feasted in turn and betrothed his daughter to Marcus Marcellus, the nephew of Caesar.

It may be seen that these legislators bore little malice to the man who had made them undergo this disagreeable taste of the law.

To please him none would foolishly forbear Or food, or rest, or itch in shirts of hair, Or deem it merit to believe or teach What reason contradicts, within its reach; None would fierce zeal for piety mistake, Or malice for whatever tenet's sake, Or think salvation to one sect confined, And Heaven too narrow to contain mankind.

It was a premeditated crime, a bloodthirsty desire to wreak his malice on some one; but beyond the act, beyond the malignant disposition of the man, there was no evidence whatever of insanity.

The prospect of raising money by detecting their practices, incited many to turn information into a trade; and the facility with which the crime was to be proved, encouraged some to gratify their malice by perjury, and others their avarice; so that the multitude of informations became a publick grievance, and the magistrates themselves complained that the law was not to be executed.

"With malice towards none and with charity to all, and with firmness for the right, as God gives us to see the right," were utterances then fresh from the president's lips.

She never smiles but when the wretched weep, Nor lulls her malice with a moment's sleep, Restless in spite: while watchful to destroy, She pines and sickens at another's joy; 90 Foe to herself, distressing and distressed, She bears her own tormentor in her breast.

But the removal of the tribe to the north, and their frequent journeyings from place to place, had, for a great length of time, baffled his search; and when, at last, he was successful, and a Nausett hunterwho had been dispatched from Paomet on an errand to Tisquantummet him, and guided him to the encampment, it was only to have all his hopes dashed for ever to the ground, and his soul more inflamed with wrath and malice than ever.

All is laid with redoubled malice at your door.

Gideon Himes was not actively a bad man; he was as without personal malice as malaria.

Better die trusting to the last than live in the misery and shame of suspecting one I love, or dreading treacherous malice from any hand under my own roof.

"You're a smart fellow, and no malice between soldiers.

Now malice without incentive is unthinkable.

When any man has endeavoured to deserve distinction, he will be surprised to hear himself censured where he could not expect to have been named; he will find the utmost acrimony of malice among those whom he never could have offended.

Besides, there is much imposture and malice amongst them.

When he did speak, the malice behind his words lent them point.

Cracked Mary: Every day in the year there comes some malice into the world, and where it comes from is no good place.

Where, my lords, can it be expected that malice like this will find an end?

It would “prevent the recurrence at irregular intervals of scandalous prosecutions which have never in any one instance benefited any one, least of all the cause which they were intended to serve, and which sometimes afford a channel for the gratification of private malice under the cloak of religion.”