Usar "curst" en una oración

1. And curst each laggard hour that does not see

2. " Long life to the great Conde de Lemos, whose Christian charity and well-known generosity support me against all the strokes of my curst fortune; and long life to the supreme benevolence of His Eminence of Toledo, Don Bernardo de Sandoval y Rojas; and what matter if there be no printing-presses in the world, or if they print more books against me than there are letters in the verses of Mingo Revulgo! These two princes, unsought by any adulation or flattery of mine, of their own goodness alone, have taken it upon them to show me kindness and protect me, and in this I consider myself happier and richer than if Fortune had raised me to her greatest height in the ordinary way

3. I curst myself heartily for my loose Morals

4. What a Debauch of Self-Hatred now ensu’d, hard on the Heels of that other Debauch! To the Tempo of Tunewell’s rhythmical Snoring, I curst myself repeatedly, mutt’ring the most loathsome Names to myself under my Breath

5. I curst myself for my Folly as I paced the Stables, trying to decide what to do

6. I curst my restless Nature, my foolish Adventurousness, my Willingness to risque Life and Limb for mere Curiosity

7. I curst myself for being so unwary of her—for had I taken better Care, I might now be aboard that dashing Brig, the Hazard, with my beloved Lancelot

8. Running away from him at length, she was apprenticed to a Quaker Sempstress of cruel Temper (who us’d her as a sort of human Pin Cushion and curst the Colour of her Skin as the Devil’s own Doing)

9. I’faith, Smellie seem’d to be in a Battle with the unborn Babe, angry that it did not yield to his Secret Implements, for he mutter’d and snarl’d ’neath his Breath e’en as he prob’d me, and he curst the Babe that would make a Mockery of all his Reputation and make him seem a Liar in his Predictions that ’twould be born ere Midnight

10. But the Gods have arranged a sterner Punishment for me; the Wrongs I have done have already begot their own Progeny, and I am curst fore’er-more, I fear

11. Here she comes, curst and sad