1
We see so much malice and so little indignation in my profession.
2
Most of the time Mexicans use the word "gringo" without much malice.
3
She seemed exhausted by the manufacture of so much malice.
4
If she would only speak altogether in that beloved language, he could smother much malice.
5
He laughed, that soft, musical little chuckle of his that contained so much malice and cruelty.
6
There is much malice and anger in his heart, and I will give him some cause for rage.
7
A certain person conceived so much malice against my husband, that he was determined to ruin him if possible.
8
He could not think of her old; she was too vigorous; there was too much malice in her passionately-restrained gestures.
9
They are gazing at us with respect and fear as the wolf did, and also with just as much malice and hate.
10
He showed this little piece to Frederic, who had too much taste and too much malice not to relish such delicious pleasantry.
11
I have endured a great deal of ridicule, without much malice; and have received a great deal of kindness not quite free from ridicule.
12
So perhaps it is because they are attuned to find it, that kindly people discover so much reason for kindness, malicious people so much malice.
13
'I am sorry you bear so much malice,' said Charles, smiling.
14
"I didn't know you had so much malice in your composition, Tayoga, but there's one consolation; if I suffer you suffer also."
15
"I am glad that you are merry," said Thomas, "but it is a great pity that there is so much malice in your merriment."
