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He was ashamed to be there—ashamed to meet the desolate and, as he believed, erring sister.

May he not be worthier, at all events, than this soured temper and erring heart?

All his affection for his erring brother was uppermost, all his sympathy and pity.

From this I quote the following, which is by no means the most erring and most poisonous of their shafts.

Man contemplating the heavens is to regulate his erring life according to them.

And you are also aware that the erring act which is done without knowledge is done in ignorance.

They were erring men whom suffering had made blind to right and wrong.

Righteousness demanded that the erring sister should be taken unawares.

Loss of confidence in an erring idol is not loss of a true ideal.

There is not much danger of erring upon the side of too little law.