1
Hermon might assure her that he, the commander, meant to deal leniently.
2
If you will confess now, I will promise to deal leniently with you.
3
This sentiment frequently operated with the jury, who were disposed to deal leniently with the accused.
4
He has been intriguing against me too long to suppose that I would deal leniently with him.
5
This being true, you will deal leniently with me for the opinion I hold as to their analgesic action.
6
He simply admitted the prisoner's guilt, and hoped the chairman, who was Lord Salisbury, would deal leniently with him.
7
If they give up Lenegre of their own free will the law will deal leniently with them, and even perhaps with him.
8
The sheriff was asked to deal leniently with Mitchell, who was sixty-two years of age, and who offered no resistance to the gamekeeper.
9
It was some time, however, before these decrees could be enforced, and even the Popes found themselves compelled to deal leniently with offending clergy.
10
I am alive and well-Timehas dealt leniently with me in that respect, if not in money matters.
11
Cruel Eros himself had never dealt leniently with me, loved or lover I am put to the torture!
12
The NACB also claim that the Central Council of the GAA exceeded its powers in dealing leniently with recent cases.
13
Davies, poor fellow, was a civil good-humoured man, and dealt leniently (as evidence showed) with Highlanders who wore the tartan.
14
Captains, you must apologize for the crime you have committed, and be thankful that you are going to be dealt leniently with.
15
It took much forbearance to endure this sort of thing; but Jenner's was a first-class mind and he evidently dealt leniently even with fools.
16
I am dealing leniently with you, Egbert, because it is a trick of the adversary to tempt to despair as well as to over-confidence.
