A noble contempt for deliberate wrong-doers

The well-established right of every citizen

Putnam's Phrase Book — Part 22

Very intolerant of sin, but not vindictive

Putnam's Phrase Book — Part 22

Neutrals think to tread on eggs and break none

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Bait the hook well; the fish will bite. _Much Ado about Nothing_, II., 3

A sensibility as tender as it is refreshing

They exchanged mutual assurances of continued good-will

The secret of contented and fruitful living

The staple interests and occupations of the common life

Heaven and earth brought into strange accord

The spirit of brotherly kindness and concord

Cherishing a cordial good-will to all men

_Ad captandum vulgus_, for the sake of pleasing the crowd

_A posteriori_, from facts back to principles

_Argumentum ad hominem_, an appeal to interests rather than to reason

_Ex tempore_, on the impulse of the moment

_Gloria in excelsis_, Glory in the highest

_In articulo mortis_, at the point of death

_Ipso facto_, by virtue of that very fact

_Labor omnia vincit_, labor overcomes every difficulty

_Particeps criminis_, a sharer in the crime

_Requiescat in pace_, peace to his spirit

_Serus in cœlum redeas_, after living for a long time may you enter heaven

_Sine qua non_, an indispensable prerequisite

_Status quo_, the current situation the existing condition

_Vox populi est vox Dei_, the voice of the people is the voice of God

Altogether disinclined to the effort of exercise

He wants to be carried to the skies on flowery beds of ease

I thank you for your very kind invitation which I am happy to accept

I accept with much pleasure your kind invitation to——

It is most kind of you to include me in——

Many thanks for your thoughtfulness in inviting me

I shall be pleased to comply with your request

Thank you so much for your kindness in remembering me

I hope you will forgive me when I tell you that——

I am sorry I could not do as I had promised to do

Trusting you will forgive my great carelessness

I hope you have not suffered any inconvenience from——

I am afraid you will accuse me of rudeness, but I——

I hasten to repair my apparent neglect of——

You must have felt almost slighted to notice that I——

I am sure you will acquit me of any rudeness when——

Be assured of my deep sympathy with you in this time of great sorrow

I know too well that words cannot comfort you