1
If thou art base, I have wedded mine own deserts.
2
She never asked for anything, but was always painting the picture of her own deserts.
3
Those are they who perish by their own deserts.
4
Mr. F. was very severe upon those who expect to be saved by their own deserts.
5
You have worked your way up in the world by your own deserts, and I give you joy.
6
His intellectual Semitic face took on an ignoble expression of one who squeezes justice to petty ends for his own deserts.
7
She had but a humble opinion of her own importance and her own deserts, so very readily excused and overlooked the neglect.
8
Like the storm pillars in their own deserts, are these wild marauders with the wild names that never appear again in the history.
9
He must himself prepare to serve me, and win by his own deserts this prize which I esteem as if she were my daughter.
10
Is it from a trust in your own deserts, or a reliance upon the forbearance and long-suffering of the Almighty, that this vain confidence arises?
11
I am heartily glad to hear that my Frank has, by his own deserts, got so good a place with that excellent man, Mr. Barlow.
