whom-ever

Updated: May 13, 2025

A man certainly has a right under the law to sell what is his to whom-ever he pleases." "But the 'colonists," said Bob, "took up this land merely for the purpose of turning it over to the company. The intention of the law is that the timber is for the benefit of the original claimant." "Well, it's for his benefit, if he gets paid for it, ain't it?" demanded Welton ingenuously.

Stewart Edward White - The Rules of the Game