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He turned towards a cupboard into which he had put a certain bottle before he went to the court-room two hours before. He put the key in the lock, then stopped. "No, I think not!" he said. "What I say to her shall not be said forensically. What a discovery I've made!
"Why" Cairn pointed forensically at the fortune-teller "why is Khamsîn come so early this year?" The Indian spread his hands, palms upward. "How should I know?" he replied in his soft, melodious voice. "I am not of Egypt; I can only say what is told to me by the Egyptians." "And what is told to you?" Sime rested his hands upon his knees, bending forward curiously.
"You are keen on the official forms, Exel?" he said, with a wry smile. "Please accept my apology for my recent er outburst, but picture this thing happening in your place!" "I cannot," declared Exel, bluntly. "You lack imagination," said Cumberly. "Take a whisky and soda, and help me to search the flat." "Search the flat!" The physician raised a forefinger, forensically.
We cannot here omit also to declare and testify against the constitution of the British Parliament, not only upon the consideration of the foresaid grounds and reasons, but also upon the account of the sinful mixture and unlawful admission of bishops and churchmen, to have a share in the legislative power, or in any place in civil courts or affairs, and thereto act or vote forensically in civil matters, a thing expressly forbidden and discharged by Christ the only Head and Lord of His own house, whose Kingdom, as Mediator, is not of this world, but purely spiritual; and so the officers in His house must be spiritual; so that the civil power of Church men is a thing inconsistent and incompatible with that sacred and spiritual function.
And when he demanded 'Eh? she said hastily: 'Anyway, we are doing something. That is more fun than growing moss, even if we never succeed. 'I tell you, he declared forensically, lifting his hand for a gesture, 'I know! Haven't I demonstrated the infallibility of my line of action?
In the lists of that filibuster he met the champion of the opposition a Senator of pouter-pigeon characteristics, more formidable to look upon than to face and, forensically speaking, beat him like a carpet.
He turned towards a cupboard into which he had put a certain bottle before he went to the court-room two hours before. He put the key in the lock, then stopped. "No, I think not!" he said. "What I say to her shall not be said forensically. What a discovery I've made!
Amongst the crew there's three Chinks see? I dam' near broke his neck, and 'e don't try any more. To-night" he extended his right arm forensically "a deppitation of Chinks waits on me at the dock gates; they explains as from a patriotic point of view they feels it to be their dooty to buy that pigtail off of me, and they bids a quid, a bar of gold a Jimmy o' Goblin!"
Gianapolis was present to speak to me. He met me very agreeably in the matter of occupying my old room in the delightful Chinese hotel of Mr. Ho-Pin. Therefore" he swept his left hand around forensically, as if to include the whole of the company "to-morrow night at eleven o'clock I shall be meeting Mr.
In justifying this attachment forensically, with arguments on the low level of men's named and consecrated interests, people have indeed said, and perhaps come to believe, that their imaginative interests were material interests at bottom, thinking thus to give them more weight and legitimacy; whereas in truth material life itself would be nothing worth, were it not, in its essence and its issue, ideal.
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