Him-on in a sentence

His polemic is directed against the praxis of his contemporaries, but here he rests it upon a theoretical foundation in which they are at one with him,-on this, namely, that the sacrificial worship is not of Mosaic origin.

They liked and trusted him-on a tacit condition.

If I have offended, do not visit my offence on him,-on Leonard!

But presently she understood that there was one near, owing everything to her husband, who had not volunteered to help to save him-on the thousandth chance.

For an instant I tried to confront that look; for an instant I kept my attention fixed on him-on his blotched face-on the short, grizzled hair above it-on his knotty, murderous right hand, hanging loose over the bar in front of him, like the paw of a wild beast over the edge of its den.

He said he had seen him-on his dying bed, and in God's name he bade me go to him, and tell him that I forgave him for the ill he did me.

The good name of North Carolina is dear to him-on the comfort, 'character and feelings,' of her _white_ citizens he sets a high value; he feels too, most deeply for the _character of the Press_ of North Carolina, sees that it is a city set on a hill, and implores his brethren of the editorial corps to 'set an example' of courtesy and magnanimity worthy of imitation and praise.