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1
So much for the first grievance we
allege
against
our English brethren.
2
Henrietta, just tell me the utmost you have to
allege
against
my wife.
3
What is the meaning of all this that these witnesses
allege
against
you?
4
Dost thou mark the delusion and lasciviousness that they
allege
against
their gods?
5
What urgent reasons of state could Danton, Collot d'Herbois, and Robespierre
allege
against
her?
6
She had absolutely nothing that she could
allege
against
him in judicious or judicial ears.
7
Having nothing to
allege
against
this genealogical objection, the showman points again to the scene.
8
I know all that they
allege
against
you, and I believe you to be wronged.
9
What have you to
allege
against
Mr. Brithwood's nominee?
10
Then Pilate saith to him: Dost not thou hear how great testimonies they
allege
against
thee?
11
Do you know many Christians who have taken the trouble to inquire what the Jews
allege
against
them?
12
He had very serious complaints to
allege
against
his mistress, "who was a member of the Presbyterian Church."
13
Really, monsieur, I was not prepared for a reproach of this kind; and what can madame d'Egmont
allege
against
me?
14
The faults we
allege
against
his philosophy-itsscanty recognition of sin and sorrow-werethe natural incidents of his character and work.
15
Of the idleness and impatience of discipline which his mother had seemed to
allege
against
him, Thorpe failed to detect any signs.
16
Let me now declare to you, in the earnestness of a sincere heart, that I am innocent of all you
allege
against
me.
allege
against
allege