... men by the nose now, drove them onward in the days when the lowly husband of Xantippe died for daring to think simply and speak the truth. I know of no quality more magnificent in fools than their faith; that perfect consciousness they have that they ...

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... wao ai observed ltiin throughout, again h , lin J® move off the footw.tr; but he refused, obshould not leave until had done speaking ; the inspector put hint into the road, when 't' ntion of ai-ain taking his position on the . tm a 1 immense mob had this ...

... portrait of the defendant, which it was alleged had been shown to her previous to her coming to London. Had she intended to speak nothing but the truth, she would not hesitate tell the Court all that she really knew upon the subject uuder investigation ...

... immediately afterwards states that rents generally had been doubled during the last twenty years. As rent, however, properly speaking, is but the surplus remaining after paying the actual expences of raising the produce, with a fair remuneration to the owner ...

... what Speaker Lf.ntiial said of himself in his relation to the English Commons. I have neither eves to see nor tongue speak but as this power is pleased to direct me, whose servant I am. He has, however, lived in an age when devotion to the Crown ...

... received his authorization, was deprived. It was ' ri;ht him (the minister) to do so; it was his duty. The minuter was left speaking when our express left. ...

... but great tively. They would not avail themselves of the prison account of the expense, and thus the advantage generally speaking, be unilateral. The cases quoted Iff® hon. member were not in point, nor could they infaw him (Lord G. Somerset) to consent ...

... o'clock, witness, with another servant, went up to bed. The prisoner was at the time in bed, in the same room. Witness did not speak to the prisoner on entering the room; but while she was standing at the foot of the bed undressing herself, the prisoner suddenly ...

... and whose longevity is such as not only compensate the low duration life of the two extreme classes, but to create, so to speak, a ftind, out of which the higher average duration may be supplied. What the classes are which occupy the favoured position ...

... be necessary to have a mortem examination of the body?— Mr. Heywood—Certainly. The prisoner having expressed some desire to speak in his owrn defence, the Court gave him the usual caution; after which he made a lengthy statement, the substance of which ...

... prominent psrt, lessen. prosperity, degrades wages, and promotes crime. Taking a bolder new, and neither aWnor ashamed to speak in appropriate terms a wnmg because it is decreed by the Legislature, the members of the League had previously proved that ...