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To the Senate of the United States: In compliance with the resolution of the Senate of the 2d instant, they are informed that great losses having been sustained by citizens of the United States from unjust seizures and confiscations of their property by the late Government of Naples, it was deemed expedient that indemnification should be claimed by a special mission for that purpose.
It is plain she looks on me as the destroyer of her happiness; thinks, perhaps, had it not been for my letter my father would have given his consent, and she might have peacefully become the wife of Alphingham. It is hard to bear unkindness from one whom I have endeavoured to preserve from ruin." "Nay, do not be unjust, Percy; are you not cool and reserved yourself?
But I do not say this to excuse myself, or to accuse them, but to prove to my brother the king that it was unjust to place me under the guardianship and direction of his generals unjust to place a mentor by my side who is my enemy who hates me and seeks my destruction!" "Do you dare to reproach me?" said the king, in a thundering voice. "In this hour I dare all," said the prince, steadily.
The judges framed seventy accusations against her, mostly frivolous, and some unjust, to the effect that she had received no religious training; that she had worn mandrake; that she dressed in man's attire; that she had bewitched her banner and her ring; that she believed her apparitions were saints and angels; that she had blasphemed; and other charges equally absurd.
Because Sophy is going to be married to that oaf, you are become so proud of her that you haven't half a thought for anybody else. 'That's very unjust, Georgiana. 'I know what's unjust, and I know who's ill-treated. I tell you fairly, mamma, that I shall write to Mr Brehgert and tell him that I am quite ready to marry him. I don't know why he should be afraid of papa.
She bitterly resented being talked to in that fashion. It was unjust. Particularly that last fling. And she was not taking sides. She refused to admit that even though she had a disturbing consciousness that her attitude could scarcely be construed otherwise. "I'll explain nothing," Bill flashed stormily. "Not at this stage of the game. I'm through explaining. I'm going to act.
He had recovered enough to lock the door; he clumped up-stairs ahead of her, growling, "You don't know what you're talking about. I'm perfectly willing to pay my full tax fact, I'm in favor of the income tax even though I do think it's a penalty on frugality and enterprise fact, it's an unjust, darn-fool tax. But just the same, I'll pay it.
England and France, in particular, have gotten out of the Treaty everything they wanted. The League of Nations can do nothing to alter any unjust clauses of the Treaty except by the unanimous consent of the League members. The Great Powers will never consent to changes in the interests of weaker peoples." This opinion which Mr. Bullitt ascribed to Mr.
Let me put them into the mouths of the eulogists of injustice: They will tell you that the just man who is thought unjust will be scourged, racked, bound will have his eyes burnt out; and, at last, after suffering every kind of evil, he will be impaled: Then he will understand that he ought to seem only, and not to be, just; the words of Aeschylus may be more truly spoken of the unjust than of the just.
Primitive notions of honour were strange indeed; nevertheless honour existed in the minds of the early barbarians in a vague sense, though distorted out of shape and noblest meaning. No, we dare not take upon ourselves to assert that men were altogether barbarous before the coming of Christ. They were cruel and unjust certainly, and alas! they are cruel and unjust still!
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