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More to the point, it isn't half cold at the moment, especially at the unsaintly hour I have to drag myself into this place every day.
OFF THE CUFF by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
That honor was left to their unsaintly sons (Clotilde frequently appealed to God to prevent them from killing each other in battle).
The saints' guide to politics: you think today's politicians are less ... by Gallagher, Patrick / U.S. Catholic
The process, he concluded, generated "bitterness and resentment [that] gave the sanction of martyrdom to otherwise unsaintly lives or dignified an otherwise degraded ideology by appearing to persecute it" (1957, 150; see also pp.
Did the United States create democracy in Germany? by Payne, James L. / Independent Review
 
 
 
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