Yes, Rudolph, you are being rather subtly punished for the good times you have had.

Worthy men, who were in other respects zealous defenders of the church orthodoxy and of the hierarchyas, for example, Gerhoh of Reichersbergexpressed their disapprobation, first, that Arnold should be punished with death on account of the errors which he disseminated; secondly, that the sentence of death should proceed from a spiritual tribunal, or that such a tribunal should at least have subjected itself to that bad appearance.

I believe that the prosperous bad man is recompensed in the earthis punished in this life- -often with the most terrible of all punishmentsImpunity; the not being punished at all; which is the worst thing in this life which can happen to a sinner.

Remonstrance against her assessments was treated as factious disloyalty, and refusal to pay was promptly punished as revolt.

They count it to the credit of princes and governors that they enforced by violent measures seclusion and veiling of the women, abstinence from drinking, and that they punished by flogging the negligent with regard to fasting or attending public worship.

Can you decide without inquiry, condemn without evidence, punish without hearing?

Worthy motives are not punished at the Naval Academy, Mr. Darrin.

An alehouse too seems to have been considered as a privileged place; and any quarrels that arose there were more severely punished than elsewhere [s].

None but Mademoiselle dared to take the part of that doomed minority in the city government, which, for resisting her own demands, were to be terribly punished on that fourth-of- July night.

His eternal laws punish of themselves, just as they reward of themselves.

Already I've been punished to the height Of my offence.

Let us suppose then an African prince, disdaining for once the idea of emolument: let us suppose him for once inflamed with the love of his country, and resolving to punish from this principle alone, "that by exhibiting an example of terrour, he may preserve that happiness of the publick, which he is bound to secure and defend by the very nature of his contract; or, in other words, that he may answer the end of government."

It was more than she could bear to be punished like this through the innocence of innocent people, through their kindness and affection, their belief, their incorruptible trust in her.

And was it not so? Open the historical records of that age, was not Israel carried into captivity B.C. 606, Judah B.C. 588, and the stout heart of the heathen monarchy not punished until B.C. 536, fifty-two years after Judah's, and seventy years after Israel's captivity, when it was overthrown by Cyrus, king of Persia?

v, p. 414, he thus wittily replies to Lowth, who had maintained that 'idolatry was punished under the DOMINION of Melchisedec'(p.

"However, I think she has been pretty thoroughly punished through fear.

Any suspicion of his father's interpretation of his presence in Sheila's room was mercifully spared him, but the knowledge that he had been brutally jerked back from her pure and patient lips, had been ignominiously punished before her eyes and turned out like a whipped boythis knowledge was a dreadful torture to his pride.

Since poverty is punished among us as a crime, it ought at least to be treated with the same lenity as other crimes; the offender ought not to languish at the will of him whom he has offended, but to be allowed some appeal to the justice of his country.

A PERSECUTOR PUNISHED BY THE LORD.

I was convicted, and punished into the bargain.

" "Then why be punished over and above?

Each offender was to be tried by the mayor or a justice of the peace after due notice to his master, and upon conviction was to be punished within a limit of twenty-five lashes unless his master paid a fine for him instead.

It was still content to punish after publication what it deemed to be censurable excesses.