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Only impute crimes to him; only accuse him; I will substantiate everything, testify to everything that will bring him to ruin. My mother is our ally; she hates the father as hotly as I the son. Bring your accusation, then, Earl Douglas; we are your witnesses!" "Nay, indeed, my lady," said he, with a gentle, insinuating smile.
I anticipated, also, the injury which the cause itself might sustain, if, at our outset, as it were, I should not be able to substantiate what I had publicly advanced; and yet the mayor of Bristol had heard and determined the case, he had not only examined, but re-examined, the evidences, he had not only committed, but re-committed, the accused: this was the only consolation I had.
If you fail to substantiate that claim, we shall place you under arrest and turn you over to the authorities, for our own protection." "To be sure," said Josie; "that will be your duty. I am the daughter of John O'Gorman, one of the high officers of the United States Secret Service, who is now in Europe in the interests of the government.
"You can do that, sir," said Mr. Grimshaw; "but you must remember that it will require white evidence to substantiate the charge. We don't take the testimony of your niggers." Just as the consul left the office, he met Colonel S entering. The colonel always manifested a readiness to relieve the many cases of oppression and persecution arising from bad laws and abused official duty.
To substantiate certain points, which belonged to this branch of the subject, I left several depositions and articles of agreement for the examination of the council.
"I was late," explained Jack, "but I told you I rode around to the station to get a wedding-present I ordered for my wife " Jim interrupted him to substantiate the statement. Pointing to a chair, he said: "That's so. There it is, too that there chair." The Sweetwater outfit nodded in acquiescence, but the others looked incredulous. Buck sneered at the defense which Jack made.
That is for you to discover tonight. It is an interesting situation. It has tragic possibilities. The instant you substantiate my suspicions we'll deal directly with Shan Tung. Just now there's Wallie behind you grinning like a Cheshire cat. His dinner must be a success." The diminutive Jap had noiselessly opened the door of the little dining-room in which the table was set for two.
This gentleman, named Humphreys, laid claim not only to the earldom of Stirling, but also to the whole territory of Canada, in addition to the Scottish estates appertaining thereto; and, in order to substantiate his pretensions, put forward an assumed pedigree.
Nor is it true that if once a day cow's milk is substituted for that of the mother, the infant will come to prefer the bottle to the breast. There is no danger, on the other hand, that the mother's milk will dry up. Very thorough investigation of these objections has failed to substantiate them in the least.
In order to substantiate further the proposition that the art of journalism is the art of lending interest to people and events intrinsically dull, let me draw attention to the treatment accorded by editors to those rare trifles of information which by general agreement are not in themselves dull.
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