sinned

It appears, in fact, that Marcus Aurelius sinned more than once by too much lenity.

But when one member has broken faith with the tribe, when he has sinned against it and become an outcast—ah!

If I have sinned against the honorable hospitality, remember that a lie loosens fealty!

If I have sinned, I am punished; and so far as I can see the worst still stretches before me in a long vista.

I pity the man who has not sinned in his boyhood, all for a circus.

For blood-guiltiness is mine, though I have not sinned in the shedding thereof.

Then Mosu hastily fell on his knees and answered: “I have sinned and beg for mercy!”

Who that has ever sinned and repented will accept for a moment such a thought?

I hated myself, for I knew not whether I had sinned most grievously in seducing her or in abandoning her to another.

Thou art the most incorrigible of all the beings that ever sinned!