7.What was his union with Lady Constantine worth to him when, by reason of it, he was thought a reprobate by almost the only man who had professed to take an interest in him?
8.His secretary, Edward Shuttleworth—who before his regeneration had been gambler, saloon-keeper, and general reprobate—ushered Anthony into the room, exhibiting his redeemer and benefactor as though he were displaying a treasure of immense value.
9.We are ignorant of His ways, and what this simpleton says contains more truth, maybe mixed and alloyed with blasphemy, than all the vain words a reprobate draws out of the emptiness of his heart.
10.I must say that I am somewhat of an old reprobate myself, at least enough to enjoy Ruburt's spring-like attire.Like Ruburt I enjoy the wild wind, and there were many nights when we three walked down spring streets together.