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And they were Catechized and they had many Occasional exhortations;" but the paper also states, "yet as they led a wicked and vitious life so to appearance they died very obdurately and impenitently hardened in their sin." Sewall gives this painfully particular account of the execution: "After Dinner about 3 P.M. I went to see the Execution.
Indeed, the talk about taxation without representation being tyranny, however honestly it might be uttered by an American, could only be conscious or unconscious hypocrisy in men like Burke, who were not only passing their lives in governing and taxing people who were unrepresented, but who were quite impenitently determined to resist any attempt to get them represented even in the most imperfect fashion.
I have not been so much married, Stephen, I find, as collected, and since our tragic misadventure but there were beautiful moments, Stephen, unforgettable glimpses of beauty in that thank God, I say impenitently for that the door of the expensively splendid cabinet that contains me, when it is not locked, is very discreetly watched.
I said the signs said this was the way to Little Bear Lake, and you never asked me if I'd changed them, did you?" Bessie laughed helplessly. "Oh, Dolly!" she said. "Of course I didn't; why should I? Who would ever think of doing such a thing, except you? You don't expect people to guess what you're going to do next, do you?" "I suppose not," said Dolly, impenitently, her eyes still twinkling.
It is not easy to see what the trust could have done that would have been acceptable, nor is it surprising that it soon learned to ignore their clamor altogether and impenitently plunder those whom it could not hope to appease. This their clamorous critics called "creating" for themselves forty millions of dollars.
It is in vain that I am impenitently romantic, I would not take you there for anything in the world. It would be as if ice fell on your shoulders. Fuentecarral? Ugh! that smacks of death."
The monk turned and looked coldly over his shoulder at Kalonay, and the Prince laughed. "I beg your pardon," he said, "but we are told to be contented with our lot," he argued, impenitently. "`He only is a slave who complains, and that is true even if a heretic did say it." The monk shook his head and turned again to Miss Carson with a tolerant smile.
The Berlin Government impenitently admitted the transmission of the Eckhardt letter and justified the alliance with Mexico it proposed. The Budget Committee of the Reichstag, unequivocally and by a unanimous vote, indorsed the initiation of the ill-starred project as being within the legitimate scope of military precautions.
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