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Whereupon the author of the system has much the honor of him to salute," etc. We have not given Mdlle. Prud'homme's oovray that conscientious study and that careful research which we shall devote to it just as soon as the tremendous spring rush in local literature eases up a little.
From the provision of Magna Carta, cited in the text, it must be inferred that there can be no legal trial by jury, in civil eases, if only the king's justices preside; that, to make the trial legal, there must be other persons, chosen by the people, to sit with them; the object being to prevent the jury's being deceived by the justices.
9th. Lay long in bed, my head akeing with too much thoughts I think last night. Up and to White Hall, and my Lord Treasurer's to Sir Ph. Warwicke, about Tangier business, and in my way met with Mr. Moore, who eases me in one point wherein I was troubled; which was, that I heard of nothing said or done by my Lord Sandwich: but he tells me that Mr.
Yes, her brother was certainly ill, though outwardly it showed only in a thinness of the bronzed cheeks, and a dull, sunken look in the eyes. A desperately tired look, which comes only from mental weariness. "You'd better ride with me, Jack," his sister said. "The car has more room." "Walter can come with us," suggested Jack. "I've been sort of leaning on him in the train, and it eases me. So if "
I'm going to tell you the whole story, for I don't want you to think worse of me than I deserve . . . nor of Emily neither. But let's go out on the veranda. Everything is so fearful neat in here that it kind of makes me homesick. I suppose I'll get used to it after awhile but it eases me up to look at the yard. Emily hasn't had time to tidy it up yet."
If a man can't get 'is own way he eases 'is mind with a little nasty language, and then forgets all about it; if a woman can't get 'er own way she flies into a temper and reminds you of something you oughtn't to ha' done ten years ago. Wot a woman would do whose 'usband had never done anything wrong I can't think. I remember a young feller telling me about a row he 'ad with 'is wife once.
I have heard the boatmen talking together, as their keen eyes discerned a steamer far off, and could even then pronounce as to the 'line' and individuality of the steamer: 'That's a blue-funnelled China boat she's bound through the Canal: he's a gentleman, he is; he always eases down to ten knots for us Deal men.
There was no distinction between the civil and criminal courts, as to the rights or powers of juries. In civil causes he says: This is the whole account given of the charge to the jury. In criminal eases, after the witnesses have been heard, and the prisoner has said what he pleases in his defence, the book proceeds: "When the judge hath heard them say enough, he asketh if they can say any more.
Parker about it, and he says, we can get a tug-boat, he thinks, and go out and do what looking we can. If it eases our minds, he says, there's no objection to it. So I'm going to telegraph to father to let me hire a tug-boat." I thought this was a first-class idea, and we went to see Messrs. Parker and Darrell, who were merchants in the city, and the owners of the "Tigris."
Therefore the adversaries judge aright when they confess that in the article of death the reservation of eases ought not to hinder absolution. Part 18 We hold that it should be maintained that the matters and ceremonies instituted in the Scriptures, whatever the number, be not neglected.
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