-
merciless Macdonwald,
Worthy to be a rebel, for to that The
multiplying villainies of
nature Do
swarm upon him, from the
Western isles Of
kerns and gallowgl****es...
- of
Sinbad the Sailor. She had
struggles with
finding the character's
villainies.
Initially the
character was "too ****ual", then she
lacked fun. After...
-
against the
slave trade.
Wesley denounced slavery as "the sum of all
villainies" and
detailed its abuses. He
addressed the
slave trade in a polemical...
- a cave in Derbyshire, "to the end that
their cozenings,
knaveries and
villainies might not so
easily be
perceived and known".
Thomas Harman, a justice...
- the
resolve “Of Woman”,
Feltham asks: “Whence
proceed the most
abhorred villainies, but from a
masculine unblushing impudence? When a
woman grows bold and...
- John
Wesley had once
called the slave-trade "that
execrable sum of all
villainies." In the 19th century, the AME
Church of Ohio
collaborated with the Methodist...
-
suddenly lame. Holmes's
powers unravel the
mystery and lay bare what
villainies there are to be exposed. He
visits the milliners' shop in
London and determines...
- Blood's
epitaph read: Here lies the man who
boldly hath run
through More
villainies than
England ever knew; And ne'er to any
friend he had was true. Here...
-
stating that such a
portrayal "justifies all Ned Kelly’s
viciousness and
villainies". The film was
banned in "Kelly Country"—regional
centres such as Benalla...
-
Bellman of London),
Lanthorne and Candle-light,
Villainies Discovered by Candlelight, and
English Villainies. They owe
their form and many of
their incidents...
