Moreover, he invariably contrived to implicate one whom he intended to use, in some crime of a graver nature than he would be called upon to commit in the general run of his duties.
Was she in fear, I wondered, lest any revelation I made should implicateher father?
She did not implicate you, nor divulge her true mission.
No," said Mr. Burrows; "he does not implicate either of the Quadrants.
Their infrequency depended on the difficulty of striking the body in such a plane as to implicate the belly wall alone, and their interest in the diagnostic difficulty which they gave rise to.
As a rule, injuries to the organs in their intra-peritoneal course have a far better prognosis than those which implicate the organs in their uncovered portions.
The variations in bulk and position would be capable of explaining the escape of the organ from injury at some particular moment, when a second shot apparently through the same wound track might implicate it.
On the other hand, an abundance of provisional callus was common, which formed large swellings apt to implicate neighbouring nerves, and sometimes to interfere with the movements of joints.
On the whole the prognosis in cases of injury to the os calcis was the best, since the injury was more often individual and did not implicate any joint, and also because of the comparatively regular architecture of the bone.
This increased the alarm; their libelists immediately set to work, directly and indirectly to implicate whom they pleased.
It was however fortunate that nothing transpired to implicate you also.
The Duke of York declared the whole to be a most impudent imposture, but others thought no man in his senses would come forward with such a startling tale, and implicate so many persons of consideration without some grounds.
The Whigs hoped to be able to implicate Harley himself in this secret correspondence.
The only thing which Mr. Temple refused to do, was to implicate Lord Oldborough, or to disturb him on the subject.
Precisely, but you see you will have to prove, in the first place, that the girl was of unsound mind; and in the second, to prove conspiracy you will have to implicate two or more persons.
If I don't pay you, you can expose the whole affair; and if you go back on me you will implicate yourself afterwards; so it serves both our purposes to act squarely.
Even when the police were hunting for him I feared to speak, knowing that by so doing I must implicate myself, and that the part I had innocently played in the dynamite affair and in the subsequent fraud would inevitably be disclosed.
She knew that if Jack Bethune fell into the hands of the police, revelations must ensue that would implicate her deeply, and that she would be placed in the dock beside him.
For when he is brought to trial, the revelations of which you have spoken will implicate too many people.
My friend here was compelled last night to listen to charges which seemed to him to implicate me in some trouble into which Mr. Parkinson has fallen.
With respect to the Mr. Manners who met with serious injuries, nothing to directly implicate him has come to light.
Perhaps he thought his internal consciousness that Bonthron must have been the assassin might be sufficient to implicate him in the murder, though he was not directly accessory to it.
He uttered these words with a faltering voice, and eagerly waited for the prior's reply, in the dread, no doubt, that it might implicate Rothsay in some new charge of folly or vice.
Footnote 155: Any correspondence with heretics was accounted sufficient to implicate an Italian in the charge of heresy.
He knew nothing about it, though the girl tried her hardest to implicate him.
Of these three disreputable people we shall be hearing presently, for Sarah tried to implicate them in this crime which she certainly committed alone.
If you are by any odd chance arrested before that, remember your oath--don't implicate anybody.
No backing out now, and beforehand we must all take this oath: that if any one of us is nabbed, and should by any chance suffer the penalty of the law, he shall not implicate any of the others.
Diffuse glanderous infiltrations in the nose may implicate the entire mucosa of one or both nasal chambers, and the ulcers are liable to be greater than from the nodular form of the disease.
The diagnosis of farcy rests mainly on the nature of the nodules and corded lymphatics, of the ulcers and their discharges, on the extension of the affection toward the trunk, and the tendency to implicate the respiratory organs.
Lady Eileen Meredith came to me with a story that seemed to implicate Sir Ralph Fairfield.
A lurking fear at the back of the girl's mind that he was trying by some subtle means to entrap her into an admission that wouldimplicate Grell disappeared.
A death-bed confession may implicate confederates, accomplices may quarrel, a jealous woman may give information.
Unless he committed himself by some incautious word, there was little to implicate him in the murder.
Lee was then directed by the council to go to Young with a verbal report, Haight again promising him a celestial reward if he would implicate more of the brethren than necessary in his talk with Young.
You can understand that this register and diary may implicate some of the first men in the South, and that there may be many who will not sleep easy at night until it is recovered.
Don't be the first to implicate your own son in a matter as serious as this is.
There was a chill hand clutching Lucy's heart as she went home, for the words of Mrs. Bolton seemed indirectly to implicate Hope in the mystery.
Also, he wished if possible to implicate Mrs. Jasher, so as to keep her from telling to the police what he had told her.
The plot to implicate Jackson had been at the most a by-play to satisfy Polcher’s hate for Sevier.
