bastardy

1 Their royal blood set them in a class apart; their bastardy denied them the worldly advantages of that spurious eminence.

2 And this seems to have been one reason for her putting Demetrius to death, for fear that if the family had a legitimate heir, this one's bastardy would be discovered.

3 That with this view he did not create his own son prince of Wales till after he had proved the bastardy of his brother's children.

4 Wages had been kept down, bastardy had been encouraged, no tests had been required to show that the applicants were really distressed.

5 It was remembered, in his favour, that one of his friends was a fisherman, a cousin across the bar of bastardy, who had been a fool and gone through his fortune.

6 But he said that the English idea that compulsory education would reduce bastardy and intemperance was an error—it has not that effect.

7 With us in England the rule is narrowed, for the nuptials must be precedent to the birth; of which more will be said when we come to consider the case of bastardy.

8 In 1903 there were only eight cases of bastardy reported in the whole county, and two of those were among the white population.

9 That the ensuing parliament ratified the act of the convention, and confirmed the bastardy of Edward's children.

10 The governors of English gaols will tell you that 90 per cent. of the debtors lying in prison to-day for civil debt, rates, maintenance or bastardy orders and small fines are too poor to pay.

11 There was a special reason for turning the tables in favour of bastardy, which is hinted at in this case.

12 A halter, soldiers; hang him on this tree, And by his side his fruit of bastardy.

13 There's a trial, sir, on a charge of bastardy.

14 The seal of bastardy set upon the baby brow of Anne Boleyn’s daughter may well be said to have “broken” it.

15 These are the talents that adorn them all, From wicked waters even to godly * * Not more of simony beneath black gowns, Nor more of bastardy in heirs to crowns.

16 To acknowledge the young Queen was not only to own her mother's marriage, but to cancel the solemn judgement of the Holy See in Catharine's favour and its solemn assertion of her own bastardy.

17 All are agreed, however, that the powers of one or the other of the two special courts should be enlarged to cover bastardy cases, where this is not now done.

18 In Scotland and Ireland the bastardy laws are different, and if he is abroad or under orders to go abroad action cannot be taken.

19 It is well for you, though I say it, that you have fallen into the hands of a person, who has study'd the civil and canon law in the point of bastardy.

20 In his fashion Mr. Sam loved his son, doomed to suffer, if the truth should ever be known, for his father's bastardy.

1 私生

base natural unlawful illegitimate spurious misbegotten baseborn unfathered illegitimacy love-begotten nameless whoreson bastardly born out of wedlock bastard bastardized adulterine

2 私生子

incident nephew bastard illegitimate sideslip whoreson by-blow

3 妾生

base baseborn

4 庶出

love-begotten base illegitimate misbegotten baseborn illegitimacy nameless bastardized bar sinister born out of wedlock