Thus we have complications of crime against nature and of sacrilege.
To ignore a difference inherent in nature is a crime against nature and is punished accordingly by nature.
That was a dreadful thing to do, to set a forest on fire; a crime against nature as well as against man.
Ought we to punish a crime against society by a crime against nature?
It was as if a committee of jungle deer had taken and killed a tiger—a crime against nature.
Derelictio communis utilitatis contra naturam—The 50 abandonment of what is for the common good is a crime against nature.
His trade can never be improved or purified, being itself a crime against nature.
He went so far as to say that he wished to see bachelorhood punished by the law of the land as a "crime against nature."
It is not a crime against nature; nor are any of these which men commit in consequence of their necessities.
I do not go too far, when I call it the crime against nature, from which the soul recoils, and which language refuses to describe.
