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I think he has been very foolish; whether the Law will call it criminally foolish I should hardly like to say.
FIRST PLAYSA. A. MILNEThus one cannot steal from the other; but either is criminally liable for an assault committed on the other.
PUTNAM'S HANDY LAW BOOK FOR THE LAYMANALBERT SIDNEY BOLLESHis breath came in low groans, like that of an animal smitten dead by a criminally heavy load.
MCCLURE'S MAGAZINE, JANUARY, 1896, VOL. VI. NO. 2VARIOUSIf the debtor has acted criminally, let him be tried in a criminal court and punished for dishonesty.
THE LAW AND THE POOREDWARD ABBOTT PARRYBut the physiology of our most profoundly disturbing functions is ignored—in my opinion, criminally ignored.
MARRIED LOVEMARIE CARMICHAEL STOPESHow careless, how criminally foolish he had been to allow himself to be trapped by so transparent a device!
A CHINESE COMMANDHARRY COLLINGWOODShamefully and criminally had they left (p. 53) their comrades in the lurch.
THROUGH SHOT AND FLAMEJ. D. KESTELL.This is a fact criminally overlooked by the great mass of mankind, and especially by women.
AIMS AND AIDS FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMENGEORGE SUMNER WEAVERNone of them, not even the criminally inclined, are able to steal enough to support themselves.
TRAMPING WITH TRAMPSJOSIAH FLYNTTo her trained, practical mind the whole clan seemed by now criminally careless and happy-go-lucky.
ELIZABETH'S CAMPAIGNMRS. HUMPHREY WARDWORDS RELATED TO CRIMINALLY
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