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Updated: May 15, 2025
But it was ridiculous! It was the most condemnable folly! His face burned with shame as he found himself half-way over the channel and the waves no higher than his ankles. It was to walk through a few inches of water that he had nearly stripped to nature! And a woman was laughing at him, morbleu! Decidedly a woman was laughing a young woman, he could wager, with a monstrously musical laugh, by St.
Ah! that I had not such corrupted senses! yet, being conscious that I am constantly in danger on account of my depravity, I am determined faithfully to attend to the gospel, and to my teachers, to be guided and advised by them and to follow after righteousness. When I search my own heart, I still find many things condemnable in the sight of Jesus, of which I had never thought before.
IT is as much a matter of course to decry the New Town as to exalt the Old; and the most celebrated authorities have picked out this quarter as the very emblem of what is condemnable in architecture.
Gradually, if facts simple enough in themselves can be narrated as they came to pass, it will be seen what kind of man this was; to what extent condemnable for imaginary heresy and other crimes, to what extent laudable and lovable for noble manful orthodoxy and other virtues; and whether the lesson his life had to teach us is not much the reverse of what the Religious Newspapers hitherto educe from it.
So words did not have the same signification in all places; into what religion had he now tumbled that the faith of the poor and the humble should be looked upon as a mere insurrectional, condemnable passion?
Going straight to the point, like a man of business, he merely knew that he had made a condemnable mistake, and the question was how to put things right. "There's one bit of luck," he remarked, instead of answering the inquiry, "she isn't on speaking terms with her aunt." "I'm rather glad to hear that. But do you think she'll hold out against her curiosity?"
An action condemnable in itself often becomes meritorious by the thought which inspires it." And they continued in this way, unraveling God's intentions, forecasting his judgments, and making Him take interest in things that really did not concern Him at all. All this was expounded in a veiled, clever, discreet and insinuating manner.
Where Parliament has not interfered, neither ought any branch of the executive to interfere with authority; but as an adviser and critic, an enforcer of the laws, and a denouncer to Parliament or the local constituencies of conduct which it deems condemnable, the functions of the executive are of the greatest possible value.
Our world has many ways for signifying its displeasure, but it cannot brand an angel. This was another favourite sentence of Love's grand oration for the defence. So seductive was it to the Powers who sat in judgement on the case, that they all, when the sentence came, turned eyes upon the angel, and they smiled. They do not smile on the condemnable.
"There is here, before me, a man," she continued, "who, because he did his duty strictly, has been to me an object of hatred which I thought eternal. He was the first inflictor of my punishment. My feet were still too deep in blood, I was too near the deed, not to hate justice. So long as that root of anger lay in my heart, I knew there was still a lingering remnant of condemnable passion.
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