1
This was the cry of honesty; not the counsel of a casuist.
2
In all that comes between, every man must be his own casuist.
3
He was no subtle casuist, and found himself without words to reply.
4
I am not, dear lady, casuist enough to answer you that question.
5
Upon my word, Julia, you are quite a casuist on this subject.
6
Beshrew me, 'tis a wary and subtle deceiver, this same casuist love.
7
And it was a pretty trick, you will admit, casuist that you are.
8
What casuist will find the heart to deny him so innocent a pleasure?
9
The ethics of my answer I leave to the casuist.
10
I had not thought I entertained so close a casuist in Mr Henry Wilder.
11
The sword, father, is the best theologian, the best casuist.
12
As clear an explanation as the shrewdest casuist could desire!
13
Here am I arguing with myself like a very casuist!
14
The city casuist might have smiled at the major premise-andlaughed at the ingenuous conclusion.
15
Gregory, what a casuist you might have been had not nature made you a villain!
16
I would have you great, but in the senate, not a wretched casuist at the Bar.
