erringly

The captiousness of criticism has usually referred to the style of the preceding authors as a standard from which the prevalent style of its contemporaries has erringly diverged.

That which we then sought erringly was at least our own free action, an outflow of inward light; we put our whole soul into the sect of the Free Elect.

I accepted the part he thus erringly assigned me, and let him run on about all the fortunes and chances of a soldier's life.

Thinking—but all erringly, Eyes hast thou, but in the glass Of the word thou dost not see.

I know not in what valley they wander erringly: do they not see that they depart and return not?