Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !

Updated: June 27, 2025


There, where Madame Scarron found the tune of good society with wit, she looked upon herself as in her proper sphere, as long as no open scandal was brought to her notice. She consented still to remain her friend; but the fear of passing for an approver or an accomplice prevented her from remaining if there were any publicity. It was not exactly through her scruples, it was through her vanity.

K. T. Telang, following Sreedhara, says, the word should be rendered "approver." What is heard, i.e., the Srutis or the sacred doctrines. Destroying self by self is to be deprived of true knowledge. Sarvatra in the second line is explained by Sreedhara as "in every body, superior and inferior." Grammatically it may mean also, "in every part of the body."

The approver in whose house the assassination was planned, and in which the assassins resided while waiting an opportunity to destroy their victim declared, in his examination on their trial, "that he was a good friend to him," and that he never knew him to distrain any man for rent, and yet he gave him no notice; and the intended murder was openly spoken of before a numerous family of children ay, girls of fifteen years of age were privy to it; and yet no compunctious feelings touched their hearts.

Still speaking in English Hodson said: "As to that, " he pursed his thin lips, "something dreadful has happened; this man has been mixed up in a decoity and has come for protection; he wants to turn Approver." "The usual thing; when these cut-throats are likely to be caught they turn Judas; to save their own necks they offer a sacrifice of their comrades."

Lunt had once been arrested on suspicion of treason, but had been discharged for want of legal proof of his guilt. He was a mere hireling, and was, without much difficulty, induced by Taaffe to turn approver. The pair went to Trenchard.

They had the evidence of the approver, Nagle, who had been an employè of the Irish People office and a confidential agent of James Stephens up to the night of the arrests, but who during the previous eighteen months had been betraying every secret of theirs to the government.

The Crown Lawyers treated him in the manner that an Old Bailey Counsellor would cross-examine an approver in a case of Larceny; and as for the Prisoner, he just shut his eyes while Murray was giving evidence; and when he had finished, turns to the Gentleman Gaoler, and asks, with his eyes still shut, "Is IT gone?" meaning Judas. At which there was some merriment.

There, where Madame Scarron found the tune of good society with wit, she looked upon herself as in her proper sphere, as long as no open scandal was brought to her notice. She consented still to remain her friend; but the fear of passing for an approver or an accomplice prevented her from remaining if there were any publicity. It was not exactly through her scruples, it was through her vanity.

He knows well the art of luring on an approver, or crown witness, to give the information he wants without asking absolutely leading questions; he knows well how to bully a witness brought up on the defence out of his senses, and make him give evidence rather against than for the prisoner; and it is not only witnesses that he bullies, but his very brethren of the gown.

His life was forfeit, and they've offered him his life back to come here and turn Approver to become a spy, not for us but as a spy on us for them. Ajeet would know that information of his coming to me would be carried to them by spies the spies are always with me and his life wouldn't be worth two annas.

Word Of The Day

filemaker

Others Looking