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1
Sad instances of this kind we sometimes witness in this
degenerate
age
.
2
They are good as young men go in a
degenerate
age
.
3
The Lord High Chancellor, in this
degenerate
age
,
enjoys much more political power.
4
A
degenerate
age
might take exceptions to some of the other taxes now instituted.
5
They sound no depth of soul, and are marked with the signet of a
degenerate
age
.
6
No, sir, even in this
degenerate
age
.
7
But this is a
degenerate
age
.
8
Where, in this
degenerate
age
,
shall we find the like! He stopped to breathe a sound of intense exasperation.
9
It was formerly used daily by thousands of worshipers, but in this
degenerate
age
nobody but tourists ever climb it.
10
But ours is, notwithstanding its manifold excellences, a
degenerate
age
;
and recreant knights are among us far outnumbering the true.
11
A
degenerate
age
this, my son; not like the good old times, when men dare suffer and die for the faith.
12
She was the daughter of a nobleman who justly prided himself, in a
degenerate
age
,
on the virtue of his house.
13
In this
degenerate
age
the ceremony terminates with this act, but for the feasting and speech-making which fill up the evening hours.
14
That of five hundred men, such as this
degenerate
age
affords, a majority can be found thus virtuously abstracted, who will affirm?
15
Our
degenerate
age
gets little "entertainment" out of sermons and usually keeps an encyclopædia strictly for "reference"; obviously Nairne read it.
16
It is one of St. Paul's characters of a most
degenerate
age
,
when "men become lovers of pleasure more than lovers of God."
degenerate
age
degenerate