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I have told Hamilton that I hope still to be considered as amicus curiae, and to be applied to on every occasion when I can be of use to the office, or my personal services can be employed to promote the interest of any member of it.
"If I had a hundred dollars in my pocket, that would be real property; if I had your note for a hundred, that would be personal property." "When, in a criminal trial, is the defendant declared to have been placed in jeopardy?" "When he acts like a jeopard." "Do you deem yourself qualified to render valuable and efficient assistance to a client or to appear as amicus curiae?"
"Alzamentum Ibarrae ab alferesio Guardiae Civilis destructum? Et nunc? What! Does Don Crisostomo owe you anything?" "No, but you know, Tinong invited him to dinner and spoke to him on the Bridge of Spain in broad daylight! They'll say that he's a friend of his!" "A friend of his!" exclaimed the startled Latinist, rising. "Amice, amicus Plato sed magis amica veritas.
"I have ventured to come hither on behalf of a young parishioner of mine, Adone Alba, who, having received the summons of your Excellency only yesterday, may, I trust, be excused for not having obeyed it on the date named. He is unable to come to-day. May I offer myself for his substitute as amicus curie!"
Her invitation sounded so loving and cordial, her husband pressed it with such winning, jovial urgency, and the pug Amicus, whose attachment to Eva was especially noticeable, supported his mistress's wish with such ardent zeal, that she called the sisters' attention to his intercession.
He who does not in some sort live for others, does not live much for himself: "Qui sibi amicus est, scito hunc amicum omnibus esse." The principal charge we have is, to every one his own conduct; and 'tis for this only that we here are.
Colebrook Cottage. Lamb's Walks. Essays of Elia: Their Excellence and Character. Enlarged Acquaintance. Visit to Paris. Miss Isola. Quarrel with Southey. Leaves India House. Leisure. Amicus Rediviuus. Edward Irving. The "London Magazine" was established in January, 1820, the publishers being Messrs. Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, and its editor being Mr.
But amicus Fox, sed magis arnica veritas; and though he thus passes censure on Pitt, where the facts on which he bases it are at least unproved, on those points as to which the facts are clear and certain he condemns Fox altogether, affirming that his "attempt to show that the crown had not the prerogative of dissolving Parliament in the middle of a session had neither law nor precedent in its support."
Forthwith the other two depositors brought an action against the landlady, and were on the point of gaining a decision in their favor, when young Egerton, who had been taking notes of the trial, rose as amicus curiæ, and argued, "This money, by the contract, was to be returned to three, but two only sue; where is the third? let him appear with the others; till then the money cannot be demanded from her."
Browne, apparently as amicus curiæ, to give his view of the fits which were supposed to be the work of the witches.
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