1
The principles, the feelings of our common nature, rise in rebellion against it.
2
Joseph returned to his allegiance, and never attempted to rise in rebellion again.
3
If Oudh should rise in rebellion, what would the soldiers do?
4
The Duke of Buckingham and the Tudor Henry rise in rebellion seven days hence.
5
The American colonists did not rise in rebellion against the Government of George III.
6
To change the subject-Stockholmis about to rise in rebellion.
7
The Jews of Jerusalem did not rise in rebellion.
8
His gorge would rise in rebellion at the sight.
9
When that is done they will rise in rebellion.
10
Ay, all Nature must rise in rebellion and wrath to wrest a victory from me.
11
Bitterly did I gnash my teeth-bitterlydid my spirit rise in rebellion, as I noted these characteristics.
12
This letter did specify they were then ready to rise in rebellion against the king for the pope.'
13
He called on foreign princes to enforce his sentence; and, on pain of excommunication, commanded the native English to rise in rebellion.
14
Wherever essential freedom, the right of the spirit to choose its own heroes and its own ideals, is denied, nations rise in rebellion.
15
To them he is a sort of king, and they would obey his orders, were he to tell them to rise in rebellion.
16
On the East Side the young rise in rebellion against the slum; on the West Side the League for Political Education runs a ball-ground.
