Nothing degrades and vilifies more, for it excites and unites detestation and contempt.
Those add brilliancy to a young man's character; but debauchery vilifies and degrades it.
Whoever vilifies one of the hosts is the enemy of all three.
For my own Part, I was fully satisfied with the Sight of an Actor, who, by the Grace and Propriety of his Action and Gesture, does Honour to an human Figure, as much as the other vilifies and degrades it.
Footnote 242: Bellchambers seems to have had a craze on the subject of Mrs. Bracegirdle's character, which he vilifies on every possible opportunity.
It climbs to God by trampling on Man, it builds Heaven in contempt of Earth, its soul is a phosphorescence from the slain and rotting Body; its fervent faith vilifies us worse than the coldest sneer of Mephistopheles.
A man really blasphemes when he mocks, insults, pollutes, vilifies that which he really believes to be holy and awful.
But whenever a German-American vilifies Haig and attacks England you may know that down in his heart he wants Pershing defeated, the United States conquered, and Germany made victorious.
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