The bishop asserts that in the midst of all this tumult and public Inharmony, he gave utterance only to "freer groans."
"Women of Early Christianity Woman: In all ages and in all countries, Vol. 3 (of 10)"
Alfred Brittain Mitchell Carroll
Carroll's ominous words about the malign stars that governed her fate recurred to his mind, and he thought of his contest with himself, and his decision when, defying the possibility of separation, Inharmony or divorce, he elected to keep his plighted troth whatever his post-nuptial fate might be.
"An American Suffragette"
Isaac N. Stevens
Of reason his fantasy knew not the check: All forms of Inharmony came at his beck.
"Black Beetles in Amber"
Ambrose Bierce