| I fancied her mother took leave of me coldly, and with a certain effect of inculpation. |
| Hence the legislature determined to prevent the enactment, if not used by the prisoner, from being employed as a means of inculpation. |
| An awkwardness had arisen through the inculpation of Maurice, and everybody found they had work to do that evening. |
| The second reason for the traditional inculpation of Catherine is the work of the pamphleteers and the polemical nature of the historiography of the event. |
| Coupled, however, as the inculpation is with extenuatory remarks, we think Lord Byrons observations valuable. |
