| They were both learned in the Law, and were described by him, now as pure and clean-handed, and again as open to bribery. |
| Only so did she feel that she could go free of all obligation, clean-handed, without stultifying herself in her own eyes. |
| Well, between you and me, I wish he'd gotten away clean-handed. |
| I want to learn that he is as clean-handed in this affair with the Sewells as he thinks himself. |
| To shame him before the world, whose ancestors had been upright and clean-handed? |
| And how there was clearly no escape, no escape compatible with that clean-handed truth from which it was not possible for him to swerve. |
