This combination was disconcerted by the infidelity of Sir Richard Willis.
But then the fashion of barefaced infidelity was as much the order of the day as that of external sanctity is at present.
The licentiousness of the Press, with regard to religious matters, does it not also furnishinfidelity with new arms to injure the faith?
But infidelityand bigotry are frequently next-door neighbours.
Can you wonder that we point with pride to the fact that Infidelity has ever been found battling for the rights of man, for the liberty of conscience, and for the happiness of all?
It was my jealousy, your infidelity that brought me here.
I forgive my husband whose infidelity has killed me.
He bore with the idolatry of Rome, tolerated even the infidelity of Socinianism, and was hand and glove with the Presbyterian Synods of Scotland and Ulster.
The royal colleges, which extend all over France, have been by all described to me as in the most corrupt moral condition, and as suffering their professors to instil systematic infidelity into their pupils.
Infidelity not only stalks openly through the land, but bears open sway in it.
The consequence is, that there is little hypocrisy; infidelity is openly professed by a great number.
Infidelity itself talks of the religious movement, and fears it, and would fain expel its most tried and valorous champions--two hundred destitute men, who begin their profession by the renunciation of their goods.
He inquired about the state of Christian philosophy at Oxford, and said they looked for something to be done on that subject, where the stress of the battle with infidelity now lies.
At length, my lovely friend, I shall soon call on you for the performance of your promise; you undoubtedly remember our agreement after my success; this trifling infidelity to your Chevalier.
That recalls to my memory your promise to commit an infidelity in my favour; I have it in writing, and I don't intend it should be waste paper.
However, were you even to suspect me of weakness, I would call on your judgment in support of my own; you say among men infidelity is not inconstancy.
Or rather, Jacobinism and Infidelity were the two heads of the Revolutionary Geryon--connatural misgrowths of the same monster-trunk.
Once Darnley found Garrick's wig in Peg's boudoir and railed at her infidelity to himself.
When King George sent his messenger to inform Atoi of the infidelity of his wife, the infuriated husband assaulted the man, and it was rumoured that he had killed him.
To this we owe, in a great measure, the spreading of atheism and infidelity among us; for religion, like all other things, is soonest put out of countenance by being ridiculed.
In 1306, both in London and Paris, terrible murmurs arose at theirinfidelity and their vices.
The verse in which Jack Robinson's "engaged" apologises for her infidelity is as good as anything that James Smith ever wrote.
Infidelity is to be combated by the church; by this only can it be conquered.
To borrow an illustration from Archbishop Whately, "They are obliged to fight infidelity with their left hand; their right hand being tied behind them.
This does not prove that Christianity is not the true religion, for infidelity may triumph only because the intellect is obscured by passion.
In such connections, that happiness is sought for, which the wanderer cannot find at home; and infidelity itself is more moral in England than marriage in Italy.
In Italy, infidelity is more severely condemned in man than in woman.
In contrast with the relaxation and uncertainty of their doctrinal aim, the rude and bold infidelity of old Squire Gaylord had the greater affinity with the mood of the Puritanism they had outgrown.
The audacious humor of his position sufficed with a people who liked a joke rather better than anything else; in his old age, his infidelity was something that would hardly have been changed, if possible, by a popular vote.
Infidelity in a Highland gentleman appeared to me peculiarly offensive.
Why should such a writer be so forgetful of human comfort, as to give any countenance to that dreary infidelity which would' make us poor indeed!
Infidelity is nothing more or less than intellectual fidelity, and an infidel is a man too honest to disguise his real thoughts and convictions.
To conceal his infidelity he has only to keep still, to hide behind silence.
His affections, as well as his enmities, were warm and durable; and his long experience of the ingratitude and infidelity of men never destroyed the natural sensibility of his temper, which disposed him to friendship and society.
I am willing to admit of this distinguished instance as an exception; but on all other grounds, I shall maintain that it savours of infidelity to smoke.
This is the reason that we see so much infidelity to the principles of the institutions, among the public agents abroad, for they very well know that no one will be able to expose them.
We have heard the words infidel and infidelity used many times to-night.
He is a dupe, wiser men than he have been so; but he would not bear your infidelity to him if he really knew it, nor would he bear other things if he knew of them.
In Germany the vices were mediaeval and monkish, not the unblushing infidelity and levities of the Renaissance, which made a radical reformation in Italy impossible.
I spent a night at his house," replied Hussein Khalifa; "he has now repented of his infidelity to God, and it is illness alone that prevents him from coming here.
