Show me any one person who by that Gospel has been reclaimed from drunkenness to sobriety, from fury and passion to meekness, from avarice to liberality, from reviling to well-speaking, from wantonness to modesty.
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The versification, as to measure and rhyme, is a complete defiance of all rule, and all example . . . This is objectionable, chiefly, as it allows the poet to riot away in a wild wantonness of amplification ".
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Fumed a New York Times editorial : ` The Swedish Academy's penchant for colorful nonentities and anti-establishment gadflies as recipients of its dynamite-based bounty has surpassed mere caprice and taken on, in this latest selection, dimensions of wantonness.
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Brother William Melton, a local cleric, noted with some dismay in 1426 that locals and foreigners alike " attend not only to the play . . . but also greatly to feastings, drunkenness, clamors, gossipings and other wantonness ."
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They are driven to these violent erratic movements by dragon-flies, which lie in wait for them especially in marshy places and molest them from the tips of dry twigs, apparently more out of wantonness than from a desire to catch them ."
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In a trial lasting six weeks, the jury found that " Monsanto had engaged in outrageous behavior, and held the corporations and its corporate successors liable on all six counts it considered-including negligence, nuisance, wantonness and suppression of the truth ."
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If Arkin's Murray is a study in wistful exhaustion and Lyonne's Vivian is uneasily poised on the brink of adulthood, Marisa Tomei's loose cannon from the well-to-do side of the family is never just a caricature of wantonness.
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Suffice it to say if Atlanta Braves reliever John Rocker had typed his comments about gays and foreigners and New Yorkers in a Web-site journal instead of telling them to a " Sports Illustrated " reporter, we probably would be no wiser to his wantonness.
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In the book, a part of the northeastern United States has been taken over in the 21st century by Christian evangelicals aghast at the country's wantonness and alarmed at the widespread pollution and virulent new infections that have depleted the population and rendered a majority of women infertile.
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The manuscript, 380 parchment pages evidently written by several scribes, contains more than 40 tracts, including treatises on the pulse, urine, blood-letting and medical diagnoses as well as the stories of three promiscuous clergymen cured of wantonness by the miraculous intervention of the Virgin Mary.
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