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"And not having Bob Harvey to steer her, they ran on the rocks, and the vessel went to pieces." "Oh, the villains, the cut-throats, the infamous scoundrels!" exclaimed Pencroft. "Pencroft," said Herbert, taking the sailor's hand, "we will build another Bonadventure a larger one. We have all the iron-work all the rigging of the brig at our disposal."
Will we, with the Samaritan sorcerer, indulge the thought that the gifts of God, the spiritual privileges of his Church, are to be purchased with money? For money to erect the church or defray the benefice we must not, with the infamous traitor, betray the Son of God in his church his ordinance, his ministry, into the hands of sinners to be crucified.
Yet he knew of Tremorel's passion for her, he knew her love for him, and he knew that his friend was capable of anything. He, who had so well foreseen all that could serve his vengeance, did not deign to foresee that Laurence might be dishonored; and yet he left her disarmed before this most cowardly and infamous of men!" The detective reflected.
I have made no duplicata for you, because I write to you by every opportunity. Give news of me, also, to M. Margelay,~ the Abbe Fayon, and Desplaces. A thousand tender regards to my sisters; I permit them to despise me as an infamous deserter but they must also love me at the same time. My respects to Madame la Comtesse Auguste, and Madame de Fronsac.
Only it was not death which had deprived her of her husband, but an odious rival an infamous and perfidious creature lost to all sense of shame. And yet, though she had been disdained, abandoned, and repulsed, she was no longer free. She belonged to the man whose name she bore like a badge of servitude to the man who hated her, who fled from her.
Josephine, instinctively virtuous, and revering the religion of her childhood, which her husband had reinstated, bursting into tears, indignantly exclaimed, "This is dreadful. Wretched should I be were any one to suppose me capable of listening, without horror, to your infamous proposal. Your ideas are poisonous; your language horrible."
It was an ordinary church altar on a tabernacle above which stood an infamous, derisive Christ. The head had been raised and the neck lengthened, and wrinkles, painted in the cheeks, transformed the grieving face to a bestial one twisted into a mean laugh. He was naked, and where the loincloth should have been, there was a virile member projecting from a bush of horsehair.
The only man in the world for him at that moment was the scoundrel who had dared to take his little Nance into that infamous dance hall. Nance caught his arm and, with a quick gesture, dropped her head on it. "Dan," she pleaded, "don't be mad at me. I promise you I won't go to any more places like that. I knew it wasn't right all along.
He maintained that Lauderdale was a good and pious man, in spite of atrocities in Scotland which entitle him to a place with Claverhouse; and indorsed the character of the infamous Dangerfield, the inventor of the Meal-tub Plot, as a worthy convert from popish errors.
"And this service, sir " "To reveal to you an infamous piece of treachery, of which you have been the victim." "I think, sir, you must be deceived." "I have the proofs of what I assert." "Proofs?" "The written proofs of the treachery that I come to reveal: I have them here," answered Rodin "In a word, a man whom you believed your friend, has shamefully deceived you, sir."
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