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That is the thing I always guard against. Heed that! It is the master sin. Self-righteousness." Mr. Lewisham pulled at his moustache. "You begin to take me. And after all, these worthy people do not suffer so greatly. If I did not take their money some other impostor would. Their huge conceit of intelligence would breed perhaps some viler swindle than my facetious rappings.
Do you say all this is not for revenge? I look at the hell you have made of this colony between night and morning, and I say that if this be not from revenge, there must be something viler than revenge in the hearts of devils and of men." "And now, hear me," said Jean, "for I am wanted at Latour's, and my time is short. It was no false appointment last night.
What else had he to do now but to return and complete his part of the bargain? What else but that, and be a wretched, miserable, degraded man for the rest of his days; lower, viler, more contemptible, infinitely lower, even than his brother clerics at the office, whom in his pride he had so much despised?
After a silence Graylock said: "You don't care if you damn yourself?" "It's worth it to me." "Are you willing that I should know you are as great a blackguard as I am?" Drene's gaunt features reddened and he set his jaws in silence. "Don't you care what you do to her?" asked Graylock, unsteadily. "It's a viler business than that for which you are punishing me."
That Aby Mollett had been kicked out of Hap House in a manner that must have been mortifying to his feelings, Mr. Prendergast had himself seen; and that he would, therefore, do anything in his power to injure Owen Fitzgerald, Mr. Prendergast was quite sure. That he was a viler wretch even than his father, Mr.
What are these to the men who built up the glory of ancient Rome? What is their city to the magnificent city of old, among whose ruins they walk like pigmies amid the relics of giants? This time-eaten, weather-beaten Colosseum saw many a gladiator 'butchered to make a Roman holiday. But has not Christian Rome witnessed many a viler spectacle?
I wouldn't think of having him at table with me, Roy but I think I'll let him amuse himself with Mary after Fitz! Ah, that stings, eh, Roy!" It did, indeed. Newman lifted the face of a madman to his torturer. Aye, the creature's vile words, and viler threat, had stung him beyond his power of self-control. All the pent-up fury in his soul burst forth in one explosive oath.
One was telling a horrible tale, and the rest rejoicing in it; and the bright sun, glowing on their withered skin, discovered perhaps no viler thing in all the world to shine upon. One of them even pointed at my mill-wheel with a witty gibe at least, perhaps, it was wit to him about the Sawyer's misfortune; but the sun was then in his eyes, and my dress was just of the color of the timber.
And terrible and vile as were the sources from which the fortunes had been derived, they were no viler nor more terrible than the purposes for which they had been spent. Mrs.
They are drugged, robbed, murdered, and then the harbor police may find their lifeless forms floating in the river at daybreak. THESE houses differ from the saloons in two things they are lower and viler, and their guests assemble for the purpose of dancing as well as drinking. They are owned chiefly by men, though there are some which are the property of and are managed by women.
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