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It is the misfortune of her impetuous nature that she rushes to conclusions and those conclusions once formed, she holds to them with all the strength of her character. In this matter, she has looked at her side of the question exclusively; she is blind to your side." "Not willfully!" Alban interposed. Miss Ladd looked at him with admiration. "You defend Emily?" she said.
"For if we sin willfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins, but a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries."
"By the provisions of the act full protection is afforded, through the district courts of the United States, to all persons injured, and whose privileges, as they are declared, are in any way impaired, and heavy penalties are denounced against the person who willfully violates the law.
Whoever shall form images foreign from reality, and confused in the tumult of impiety, will always be reckoned disturbed in mind: and it will not matter, whether he go wrong through folly or through rage. Is Ajax delirious, while he kills the harmless lambs? Are you right in your head, when you willfully commit a crime for empty titles? And is your heart pure, while it is swollen with the vice?
The worst punishment is death by a firing squad or "up against the wall" as Tommy calls it. This is for desertion, cowardice, mutiny, giving information to the enemy, destroying or willfully wasting ammunition, looting, rape, robbing the dead, forcing a safeguard, striking a superior, etc. Then comes the punishment of sixty-four days in the front-line trench without relief.
"But," said the girl slowly, "even if I gave him up I might not care for you." "Dear," he said softly, "you do love me. Is it not so?" She shook her head, but her face belied her. "I have waited, waited for you," he pleaded, in that low tone to which her being vibrated as to masterful music, "so many lifetimes! I have found you out at last!" "How long?" she asked willfully. "Aeons," he answered.
I have good reason to believe he had a hand in throwing the tea overboard. If he did, he is no better than a thief. He willfully, wantonly, and with malice aforethought stole the property of others from the holds of the ships, and destroyed it. It was burglary breaking and entering. It was a malicious destruction of property of the East India Company.
In effect, he is pushing France on to the abyss, forcibly and by deceiving her, through a breach of trust which willfully, and by his fault, grows worse and worse just as his own interests, as he comprehends these, diverge from those of the public from year to year. At the treaty of Luneville and before the rupture of the peace of Amiens, this variance was already considerable.
As she passed me a cup of coffee, she explained that the invaders had not been satisfied with violently appropriating all personal articles which they had found to their liking, but after having drunk all the wine in the cellars, they had willfully cut open the bags of flour and thrown it pell-mell in every direction.
When morning broke Captain Martin Alonso Pinzon and the Pinta were gone. The sea, though rough, was not too perilous, and never a signal of distress had been seen nor heard. "Lost? Is the Pinta lost?" "Lost! No! But, yes. Willfully lost!" It was Roderigo Sanchez who knew not much of the sea who asked, and the Admiral answered.
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