It seems hardly possible to me that such things should happen without its coming to the ears of the prefects who were the perpetrators of the deeds in question.

The same word is used in the Old Testament, when the greatest wrongs are redressed, by devoting the perpetrators to destruction.

Tiffles suffered no further annoyance from them that day, save an occasional "Boo! boo!" shouted through the keyhole, and followed by an immediate scampering of the perpetrators down stairs.

" Rarely has a double meaning turned with more deadly effect upon an innocent perpetrator than in an advertisement lately appearing in a western newspaper.

He scarcely dwelt a moment on the bitter scorn with which his own great-uncle, whose natural heir he was, would calmly and deliberately curse this piece of childish folly, while he disinherited its perpetrator without scruple or remorse.

And there are half a million of young men of Britain who have already registered their vow to their King that they will cross the seas and hurl that insult against British courage against its perpetrators on the battlefields of France and of Germany.

The witnesses, the jury, and the prosecuting Attorney consider me more guilty than Dawes, to condemn mefor otherwise the law must have punished him; he should have had the same verdict, for he was a perpetrator in the conspiracy.