Upon attempting to read the manuscript I at first found myself puzzled by a style of chirography very peculiar and characteristic, but execrably bad.
Such a spectacle is nauseating in the extreme; and the German must have execrably bad taste, or else be endowed with inordinate conceit, to hold the baton of a Marshal when he has not even the military knowledge of a drummer-boy.
But is this any reason for a fierce arraignment of nature, as tho she were execrably ruthless, and execrably indifferent?
From thence to Darlington is the great north road and execrably broke into {70}holes, like an old pavement; sufficient to dislocate ones bones.
Most execrably vile; a narrow causeway, cut into rutts that threaten to swallow one up.
From Rotherham to Sheffield the road is execrably bad, very stony and excessively full of holes.
From Newton to Stokesley in Cleveland, execrably bad.
From Richmond to Darlington, part of the great north road; execrablybroke into holes like an old pavement, sufficient to dislocate one's bones.
She was very pretty, they said, but execrably poor.
Your future may be very good, but your past has beenexecrably bad.
And an execrably vile, nerve-destroying individualism at that.
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