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Updated: July 21, 2025
Where will you find it, in what remote corner of the earth can you say, 'Here am I master of myself and of this estate which belongs to me? We know where a man may grow rich; who knows where he can do without riches? Who knows where to live free and independent, without ill-treating others and without fear of being ill-treated himself!
She was a bright, intelligent child, black-haired, olive-complexioned, with lively blue eyes which expressed at once the natural trustfulness of youth, a certain boldness and wildness derived from gipsy ancestors, and a questioning wonder that this pleasant-looking world should be systematically ill-treating her.
In the year 1848 it was brought to life that in England, not in one, but apparently in a hundred cases within a brief period, a husband had poisoned his wife or vice versâ, or both had joined in poisoning their children, or in torturing them slowly to death by starving and ill-treating them, with no other object than to get the money for burying them which they had insured in the Burial Clubs against their death.
'You know you wouldn't, he went on; 'and you are ill-treating the name of One who is dearer and nearer to me than any mother the best Friend I've got. I tell you, I won't allow you to do it while I am in the room! I remember as I stood there and heard him, and saw the men utterly abashed before the boy, I felt he had a courage that none of us could equal."
Yes; the poorest kind of literature is the hapless creature freezing at the street corner; second-rate literature is the kept-mistress picked out of the brothels of journalism, and I am her bully; lastly, there is lucky literature, the flaunting, insolent courtesan who has a house of her own and pays taxes, who receives great lords, treating or ill-treating them as she pleases, who has liveried servants and a carriage, and can afford to keep greedy creditors waiting.
He is not only sorry for the poor dog, but He is also sorry for the poor person who is ill-treating the dog. He knows that the poor person has perhaps never been taught better, and then the Eye fills with tears again." "I think I like Jesus better than God," said Mark, going off at a tangent.
"You have enemies, but I silenced them last night." "They are envious, madam, and they would pity me if they could read the secret pages of my heart. You could easily deliver me from those enemies." "How can you be an object of pity for them, and how could I deliver you from them?" "They believe me happy, and I am miserable; you would deliver me from them by ill-treating me in their presence."
Many persons from among the lowest and most degraded classes had been sent by Annas, Caiphas, and the other enemies of Jesus, to join the procession, and assist the soldiers both in ill-treating Jesus, and in driving away the inhabitants of Ophel. The village of Ophel was seated upon a hill, and I saw a great deal of timber placed there ready for building.
Her feet were thrust into loose slippers: and her hair hung low on her neck in dark masses as she had knotted them for the night. "Where do you come from, boy?" she asked; but an instant later she put that question aside as an idle one. "Someone has been ill-treating you! Come indoors!" She held out a hand and, as I clung to it, led me to the door; but turned with her other hand on the latch.
Noircarmes was so indignant with these conditions that he was almost on the point of ill-treating the deputies. If they had not come, he told them, to give up the place, they might return forthwith, lest he should send them home with their hands tied behind their backs.
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