incorruptible

Some reckon it incorruptible; and if it be not, it is at least a great many years in rotting.

Tom of Bedford, the incorruptible, you know, only he fought cross that day.

The post was an impersonal and incorruptible go-between, so he wrote frequently.

We cannot maintain that all those who die in a state of excommunication, are incorruptible.

Viola, the Garibaldino, with whom he has lived for some years, calls him the Incorruptible.

My opinion is that she was always in love with that incorruptible Capataz.

Heirs to an inheritance that is incorruptible, undefiled, and fadeth not away.

When he found him incorruptible by his favours, he tried to intimidate him.

That Service was itself unfortunate--impenetrable as it was, and incorruptible.

There was only one journal, and that of the lowest class, which was incorruptible.