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... THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN RUSSIA. Unfortunately (says Mr. Moore,) 1 am able to speak positively as to the total absence of all justice in this country. It has fallen to my lot to have to manage a very unpleasentand complicated business; and, although ...
... aippearance and !ess-that some sublime passion was about to be evolved. I low they were-but we will proceed regularly. lthmlet speaks; amid the following is what lie says Sceems, madam I Lay, it is; I knwo st seemis. 'Tis not alone my itiky culk, goad soother ...
... drunken courage, ' and I'l go and knock him We sa of.' I catched hold of his arm, and held him fast, but I tion le. could not speak. Jack was resolute, and pulled hard to go, but, iar hut wbeR he saw he could not get away, he doubled his fist, for t ad d ...
... mlinas too inud and goodl to let me want anything you could i I now do ask a favour of you, and you must not . e, 'li. Do not speak, I must be heard :-promise that h' bminy chance, you should escape from death, you will rot1i ior our children, and be as both ...
... it b fails to convince the cout adsome each scene as the fol- lowing then takes place:- g Court-Have you any witnesses to speak to your charac- it tar boy? it boy -Yes, my lord - fifteeh gen'lae'n is a vaten outside, w advos a ven'all Jay yesterday, vich ...
... and a' that precision, and all thlat fulness 0° clearness, beautifully characterizing the Ianguage of the f Giblberii. And, speaking of indictments, lest you eheuld 0 not know, I may inferm you that they are always worded hi in that language bye wise and ...
... opportlitiy-- wini respect to one of those wretches wv1hm we cnely look at evrhen they pass us in tile street, to %v-horm we never speak, and~ whose filthy contiguity we religiously avoid,--orie of these unfortunates who in -hIeir ragged infancy ftal about with ...
... happiness they produced was doubly powerful now: and that for this reason. With me was a little band of friends (I should, when speaking of what had happened, have made a reservation in favour of the men I now allude to) whose faith had been tried, and never ...
... The tear that dims Fer diamond eye, And wets her faded cheek, The downcast look and pensive sigb, Her heart's keen porrows speak. D But why in tears before the ferms V That once gave pleasures dear? Why all tie sunshiae turn'd to storm, And all her joys ...