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To walk these two miles per diem is a Draconian law which I impose upon myself during all seasons of the year.
THE ARENAVARIOUSHe read the sentence through three times, and then recollected that he had not looked up the Draconian reforms.
THE CRUISE OF THE DAZZLERJACK LONDONTurlough was unquestionably somewhat Spartan in his severities, if not Draconian in his administration of justice.
AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF IRELAND FROM AD 400 TO 1800MARY FRANCES CUSACKIf there are exceptions who do not subscribe to these Draconian laws of the Parisian code, they are solitary examples.
FATHER GORIOTHONORE DE BALZACAs the spoliation went on, the decrees became more and more Draconian.
FRANCE AND THE REPUBLICWILLIAM HENRY HURLBERTWith the Draconian rules on the subject, the syndic assumed a heavy burden towards the King, as well as towards his kinsmen.
THE PRINTED BOOKHENRI BOUCHOTThe penalties he assigned for transgressions were on the whole less Draconian than those inflicted before his time.
BYZANTINE CHURCHES IN CONSTANTINOPLEALEXANDER VAN MILLINGENCareful from the first for these wards of the nation, Brouillard had made laws of Draconian severity.
THE CITY OF NUMBERED DAYSFRANCIS LYNDEThere were, however, some exceptions even to this Draconian system.
MIRK ABBEY, VOLUME 3(OF 3)JAMES PAYNBut other factors than this Draconian code worked at last toward order in this English West.
PIONEERS OF THE OLD SOUTHMARY JOHNSTONWORDS RELATED TO DRACONIAN
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