demnation

Grandfather will not hear a word, and he just sputters and says 'demnation' when I try to tell him about you; but grandmother will listen, and I talk to her of you and Medicine Woods by the hour.

The Harvester Gene Stratton-Porter 1893

This was, no doubt, the law that made possible the prosecution, and in certain cases the con - demnation, of philosophers living in Athens during the late fifth century and the fourth century B.C.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas ARNALDO MOMIGLIANO 1968

No - where are they asserted absolutely as the 1277 con - demnation claims.

DOUBLE TRUTH MARTIN PINE 1968

The general effect of his con - demnation was to cause many who were uncritically accepting Aristotle's conclusions as demonstrated and necessarily true to question these.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas WILLIAM A. WALLACE 1968

Brabant, and his contemporary Boethius of Dacia are the only two masters mentioned by name in the con - demnation, the list of heterodox propositions is so broad that it includes doctrines taught by Saint Thomas.

DOUBLE TRUTH MARTIN PINE 1968

And eco - nomics is an extreme case, because it deals with cost, the need to give up one good to get another; and the same prejudice doubtless underlies the popular con - demnation of trade, and the market organization of production and distribution.

ECONOMIC HISTORY FRANK H. KNIGHT 1968

"I wouldn't mind admitting that you are a gentleman in a month or two," he said, "but it's a demnation humiliation to have it literally wrung from me to-night!"

The Harvester 1911

But, David, I hope you never will get an idea that this would be a pleasant way for you to act, because it would not, and I never would have the courage to offer you the love I have come to find if you slammed a cane and yelled, ` demnation, 'at me.

The Harvester 1911

Grandfather will not hear a word, and he just sputters and says ` demnation 'when I try to tell him about you; but grandmother will listen, and I talk to her of you and Medicine Woods by the hour.

The Harvester 1911

"I wouldn't mind admitting that you are a gentleman in a month or two," he said, "but it's a demnation humiliation to have it literally wrung from me to-night!"

The Harvester Gene Stratton-Porter 1893