| Yet the suspicion was that people had been there before, and that they had been manufacturers of adult incontinency solutions. |
| The woman is denominated a sinner, because incontinency was her trade and the means of her subsistence. |
| The works of the temperate spirit and the works of incontinency are, I take it, diametrically opposed? |
| Or what can be safe to a man, that geueth himselfe to incontinency? |
| Likewise the priest of Vieux-Rouen is accused of incontinency, and goes about wearing a sword in shameless garb. |
| To do so, he got up a charge against her of incontinency with the cook, and put both in confinement. |
