But it raises difficulties of another kind--as, for instance, those of supposing that these adulators should roundly call their patrons wicked, and that an apostate should profess that he has cleansed his heart.
Baethgen roundly says, "The meaning of the words can no longer be ascertained, and in all probability they are corrupt.
He followed this up by issuing the most famous of his bulls, Unam Sanctam, in which he roundly asserted that the submission of every human creature to Rome was a condition of salvation.
He declares roundly that it is the work of sin and the devil.
Ball, who aptly enough was at the time in command of the Nemesis, that he roundlyswore "to impress every seafaring man in Dover and make them repent of their impudence.
They were, he roundly declares, "a shame to think of.
Whereupon she centered her displeased attention on her helpers and berated them roundly for daring to set up an opinion contrary to her own.
Further, she was given the position of center and roundly complimented by the director for what he termed her "whirlwind" playing.
When he returned home several hours before the other students had finished, his father reproached him roundly for not spending more time on the test upon which so much depended.
Hap what hap may, I'll roundly go about her: It shall go hard if Cambio go without her.
Petruchio, shall I then come roundly to thee And wish thee to a shrewd ill-favour'd wife?
Meanwhile Fauchery, though he listened, seemed preoccupied, for during a quarrel that morning Rose had roundly confessed to the sending of the letter.
Mme Lerat, after having reread the notice, roundly declared that the men all had the devil in their shanks, and she refused to explain her self further, being fully satisfied with a brisk allusion of which she alone knew the meaning.
Each year there was made a whole valuation of personal property of say roundlynine billions of dollars.
Besides, there would now and then arrive a moment which taught me how roundly I had conquered, and touched me with that sense of power which offers the highest pleasure whereof the soul of man is capable.
Even a baron who will curse his wife roundly and switch her shoulders treats her also as his jure, the holder of his pledge, to whom he can trust his honor and leave the command of his castle when he rides to war.
Conon will give the young couple his outlying Burgundian castle (not of great value to himself) and the alliance will enable him to talk roundly to his uncivil neighbors.
If they run away they can be haled back and roundly punished.
At his suggestion the assembly adopted a Circular Letter addressed to the assemblies of the other colonies informing them of the state of affairs in Massachusetts and roundly condemning the whole British program.
Burke spoke eloquently against the Boston port bill, condemning itroundly for punishing the innocent with the guilty, and showing how likely it was to bring grave consequences in its train.
They renominated Mr. Taft and put forth a platform roundly condemning such Progressive doctrines as the recall of judges.
Its abolition was roundly denounced by the Standard and in high Tory circles.
The ex-President roundly accused his successor of suffering the party to slip back again into the pocket of the Trusts, and in 1912 offered himself once more to the Republican Party as a rival to his successor.
What he really wanted the two days for was to enable him to write to Beatrice and receive an answer from her.
I work all day, and in the evening perhaps I have to mend the tablecloths, or--what do you think?
Arrived at his country house, Petruchio had all the other servants assembled, and then stormed at them roundly because nothing was right.
This was the very power of variation that ministers had, as it were only the day before, so roundly denounced.
His "father" lectured him roundly on the folly of running away from people who had made him one of the family.
In the contest which ensued the Austrians were roundly defeated, but their only immediate loss was the ancient duchy of Lombardy.
But just under the skin all who are human are roundly weak.
But I hate weakness with so deep and strong a hatred, and to know one eternal certain thing would be so roundly restful, I could then go on: I could vanquish the potent pettinesses which beset me.
And now in the deep bloom of being myself I am made roundly replete at midnight with a Cold Boiled Potato.
All his premises in regard to me and his deductions from them are roundly lightly mistaken.
I cater, or I thrill some bastard dull brain, or I grow roundly versatile: all with a sudden coruscant Cleverness which is not in itself any of Me but is my mountebank's scarlet cloak.
The Sound they make is a roundly common sound yet 'winged.
From behind the curtains a chime tonged roundly and in one key.
Nor, as was very roundly asserted, does the principle lead to this conclusion that every Christian man must have his box at theatre or opera.
The ambassador," wrote the grand master to Francis, "has been to me in great displeasure, and has told me roundly that his master is trifled with by us.
The mother would scold the father for being so "easy;" Josie would roundlyrate the boys for carelessness; and all knew that it was a hard thing to dig a living out of a rocky side hill.
