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...miable, spirited, self-conscious, land-owning gentleman with a passion for justice in remote places and a whimsical dislike of motor cars in his immed... ...oted to a certain rank, all seamen qualified to navigate a vessel, all the ministers recognized by properly organized religious bodies, all public off... ...e to it that the system is as true to the reality of life and to right and justice as we can, in our light and gen- eration, make it. The child must l... ... and betray us callously at last. Because a man does not find the law pure justice, that is no reason why he should fake his gold to a thieves’ kitche... ...our language, to increase intercourse of all sorts, to give our ideals the justice of a noble presentation; at a thou- sand points the New Republic al...

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...emies have deprived us: and, I fear, without it we cannot hope to have the justice of our cause pleaded in the English papers. Mr. Redner, you know, t... ...future. In the diplomatic service, as Louisa says, you come to be known to Ministers gradually, I mean. That is, they hear of you; and if you show you... ...ks, would be glad to help me to his seat. Once in Parliament, and known to Ministers, you—your career is open to you.’ In justice to Mr. Evan Harringt... ...in Parliament, and known to Ministers, you—your career is open to you.’ In justice to Mr. Evan Harrington, it must be said, he built up this extraordi... ...y’s son, heir to the title; the other’s Will- iam Harvey, son of the Chief Justice—both friends of mine.’ ‘But not of your manners,’ interposed the Co... ...n was not wanting in veneration for the individual who had arisen to do it justice. He spoke of his Balance with supreme self-appreciation. Nor less s... ...t they were. ‘Why?’ said Rose, no doubt because she was desirous of seeing justice dealt to that class. But Jenny’s bosom was a smooth reflector of fa... ...X IN THE DOMAIN OF TAILORDOM THERE WAS PEACE in Mr. Goren’s shop. Badgered Ministers, bankrupt merchants, diplomatists with a headache—any of our mode...

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...ed, in those stormy days in which gallant men were still combatting reform ministers, if not with hope, still with spirit, the battle was fought by no... ...es; by none more closely than by John Newbold Gresham, with the energy and justice shown by Dr Thorne on the occa- sion; and when the trial was over, ... ...of her with innocence; and to mitigate such sorrow as this, and also to do justice to the woman whom his brother had so wronged, he had forced himself... ...es and inverted commas. The thing would have been so told; for, to do Mary justice, she did not leave her hand in Frank’s a moment longer than she cou... ...s heart to accuse her of cold- ness and perfidy;—not, certainly, with much justice, see- ing that she had never given him the slightest encourage- men... ...iss Gresham and her very excellent parents 252 Dr Thorne would do him the justice to believe that he was not actu- ated, &c, &c, &c. The long and the...

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...Peshawur Gate, where Kurd and Kaffir meet, The Governor of Kabul dealt the Justice of the Street, And that was strait as running noose and swift as pl... ...poke to God of our Contract, an’ He says to my prayer: “I never puts on My ministers no more than they can bear. So back you go to the cattle-boats an...

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...ge you can rush off alone in a carriage to Moscow, to Petersburg, to those ministers and great people, and know how to deal with them all! It’s quite ... ...d one must expect no reward, that in this world there is neither honor nor justice. In this world one has to be cunning and cruel.” “Now come, come! B...

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...om bloody and desperate revolutions. They boast here of rep- resentatives, ministers, a standing army, and gover- nors: so it is no wonder that they h... ...cceed till it contains a certain body of men imbued with the principles of justice and honour. October 20th. — Being arrived at the mouth of the Paran... ... had jus- tice on their side. On the bare reception of this, the Governor, ministers, and part of the military, to the number of some hundreds, fled f... ...increase; so that half the month is lost from these two causes. Police and justice are quite inefficient. If a man who is poor commits murder and is t... ...nks. The governor and prime minister openly combined to plunder the state. Justice, where gold came into play, was hardly expected by any one. I knew ... ... hardly expected by any one. I knew an English- man, who went to the Chief Justice (he told me, that not then understanding the ways of the place, he ... ...w, but my lawyer (naming him) recommended me to take this step.” The Chief Justice smiled acquiescence, thanked him, and the man before night was safe...

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...n where it is deserved, and friendship so often seduces the iron stylus of justice into a vague flourish, that she writes what seems rather like an ep... ... veil of the spiritual world is ever rent asunder that it may perceive the ministers of good and evil who throng continually around it. No man of mere... ...the purpose of *See “Murders in the Rue Morgue.” 162 Poe in Five V olumes justice, it is indispensable that our first step should be the de- terminat... ...will show that, when law becomes a science and a sys- tem, it ceases to be justice. The errors into which a blind de- votion to principles of classifi...

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...have been improved by a new infusion of romance, and a stronger feeling of justice, Mr John Walker was right. 127 Anthony Trollope And the result of ... ... his advice. I will have no one there paid by me to obstruct the course of justice or to hoodwink a jury. I have been in the courts of law, and know w... .... ‘He is private secretary to Lord—Lord—Lord I forget who. Some one of the Ministers, I know. And he had a great fortune left him the other day by Lor... ... rebuked me for my blunt incivility. Might not I rebuke you now with equal justice?’ ‘Do so, if you will;—but leave me. I tell you, Conway, that in th... ...are men who work, no doubt. But among the bigwigs, and bishops and cabinet ministers, I fancy that the looking beautiful is the chief part of it. Dear... ...rence to its result. Not that I doubt the result if there be anything like justice in England; but that your debt to me, if you owe me any debt, will ... ...ap- 446 The Last Chronicle of Barset pear to him that he could do so with justice. Dr T empest was well known among his parishioners to be hard and u...

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... subject is too large to be treated of in two volumes in such way as to do justice to all the officers and men engaged. There were thousands of instan... ...ublic following the bad example of European monarchies, in not considering justice in their desire to acquire additional territory. T exas was origina... ...hat section of the country he hailed from, or in what ranks he fought. The justice of the cause which in the end prevailed, will, I doubt not, come to... ...ho carried their hostility to slavery into all elections, from those for a justice of the peace up to the Presi- dency of the United States. They were... ... sons of farmers, lawyers, physicians, politicians, merchants, bankers and ministers, and some men of ma- turer years who had filled such positions th... ...thorough Southern gentle- 208 Personal Memoirs man fully convinced of the justice of secession. After dinner, seated in the capacious porch, he enter... ... office. It made also governors of States, members of the cabinet, foreign ministers and other officers of high rank both in state and nation. The reb...

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... visitor, pressing her hand hastily . ‘I am much obliged to you. You do me justice, I assure you. You were going to say, that I, who know the story of... ...treat that lady, on my own behalf to be just to a very humble claimant for justice at her hands—a mere dependant of Mr Dombey’s—which is a po- sition ... ...id Mr Dombey . ‘I hope so. Though, indeed, I am bound to do Mrs Dombey the justice of saying, however inconsistent it may seem with her subsequent con... ... hardly less than I despise myself for being his! Injustice! If I had done justice to the torment you have made me feel, and to my sense of the insult... ...ooking round with an exultation to which even his face could hardly render justice— ‘his wery woice as chock full o’ science as ever it was! Sol Gills... ...it and read- ing-desk, looking like lids to be let down on the officiating ministers in case of their giving offence. There is every possible provisio...

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...ook again.” He spoke of an Indian of his acquaintance who had been with some ministers to Ktaadn, and had told him how they conducted. This he describ... ... Branch 171 ground three times whenever the canoe was taken out, we did full justice to the berries, and they were just what we wanted to correct the ...

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...or stopped to speak to the soldiers, saying that all was finished and that justice was about to be done to their claims. Many of them saw a camp of Me... ... increased their energy; they felt, in a confused way , that they were the ministers of a god diffused in the hearts of the oppressed, and were the po...

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...is rest: ‘He withers away in his prison; I wither away in mine; inexorable justice is done; what do I owe on this score!’ CHAPTER 9 Little Mother THE ... ...ewayboo tribe with his war-paint on, they could scarcely have done greater justice to their education. In the midst of this homage, Mr Arthur Clennam ... ...ut how do you know it?’ ‘All the world knows it.’ ‘Hah! And yet he escaped justice?’ ‘Monsieur, the law could not prove it against him to its sat- isf... ...uppose you are astonished that I should consider it worth my while to have justice done to Arthur’s father? Hey? It doesn’t matter whether you answer ... ...n his misgiving that there was some one with an unsatisfied claim upon his justice, returned; and that alone was a subject to outlast the longest walk... ... were appointed of old to go to wicked kings and accuse them—were they not ministers and servants? And had not I, unworthy and far-re- moved from them...