Let us punish the offenders; let us smite them hip and thigh; but do not let us victimise a class.
I am not smitten with the idea of arbitration.
Is a man smitten with chronic asthma to be put down as infirm?
For we are again smitten by the scourge of war.
If their consciences are smitten by what has gone on, they must demand the inquiry which we are demanding.
Suggestions have been made that additional contributions should be levied neither on workers nor employers in areas smitten by severe unemployment.
They will arise in their might and smite you who are their oppressors.
She saved herself—if, as we hope she has done— because when the invasion came every man, woman and child rose up and smote the intruder.
