The humans and immortals alike reviled him and what he did. [Please select]
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Oldbuck forgave the blasphemy which reviled the memory of King William. [Please select]
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"Behold, O Prophet," he cried, "one who is become the champion of the People he reviled." [Please select]
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No President, in his own time, with the possible exception of Washington, was so bitterly hated and so fiercely reviled. [Please select]
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Oh, for that spirit meek and mild, Derided, spurned, yet uncomplaining-- By man deserted and reviled, Yet faithful to its trust remaining. [Please select]
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So ignorance bred fear, and fear brought forth persecution, and on all sides the Quakers were hunted and reviled. [Please select]
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He was reviled as a Judas, and some women living in a little Northern village sent him thirty pieces of silver. [Please select]
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He was devoid of theological prejudice, and never reviled Catholicism as Newman reviled it before his conversion. [Please select]
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She even burst into a bad temper, and reviled the woman for having two children, instead of one. [Please select]
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Their most gifted orator, Wendell Phillips, reviled Lincoln with all the power of his literary genius, and with a fury that might be called malevolent. [Please select]
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When a man starts out upon an undertaking of the gravest importance, wherein he stakes his reputation, an undertaking for which he is ridiculed and reviled, he likes to have his judgment justified. [Please select]
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