1
The evil choice was inevitably mine; and I considered it the lesser evil.
2
Our land and left us to an evil choice;-
3
But my grand-uncle had made an evil choice; his wife was high-tempered and filled full of conceits.
4
An evil choice is now before us!'
5
This was an evil choice.
6
But the free-will is indifferent to good and evil choice: wherefore it is impossible for free-will to be a habit.
7
The will of the many, and their interest, must very often differ; and great will be the difference when they make an evil choice.
8
"'Tis an evil choice; whichever way I turn, mischief is before me."