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...h, from the first, I recall, abso- lutely declined to enact itself save in terms of amplitude. Terms of amplitude, terms of atmosphere, those terms, a... ...amplitude. Terms of amplitude, terms of atmosphere, those terms, and those terms only, in which images assert their fulness and roundness, their power... ...r Gate. Milly’s situation ceases at a given mo- ment to be “renderable” in terms closer than those sup- plied by Kate’s intelligence, or, in a richer ... ...consciously and with the best faith in the world, all by mere force of the terms of their superior passion combined with their superior diplo- macy, t... ...d them to her house and in short, as it now looked, kept them along on the terms that would best give her sister the perennial luxury of a grievance. ... ...ccompanying a letter, “just to hand,” addressed him by an eminent American legal firm, a firm of whose high character he had become conscious while in...

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... was inspired to be a witness to the Jewish church and nation, and believe that all the terms there used of Jerusalem, Zion, Judah, Israel, &c. are ... ...inty of the Lord’s coming. And because both are revealed in scripture by equally strong terms, they cleave to the former as being more pleasant to t... ... but it is most worthy of all which we can bestow upon it. There are only three sets of terms which can be employed to communicate the work of our G... ...e maketh clear, by the verse which follows, wherein he makes the distinction in express terms; “And not only they, but ourselves also, which have th... ... —And this is all I say, or claim a right to say: to which if you continue to apply the terms temerity and audacity, look, my worthy Sir, for words ... ... determined in the first council of the church, that circumcision, and the other purely legal observances of the law of Moses, do not in any way bin...

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..., captured fighting us at Gettysburg, is, without recanting his treason, a legal voter by the laws of Maryland. Even General Schenck’s order admits h... ...feitures and con- fiscation of property and liberation of slaves, all upon terms and conditions therein stated, and also declaring that the Presi- den... ...should not be deprived of the proper quota of educated officers, for which legal provision has been made at the naval school, the vacancies caused by ... ...on at his own absolute discretion, and this includes the power to grant on terms, as is fully established by judicial and other authorities. It is als... ... proclamation, nor shall I return to slavery any person who is free by the terms of that proclamation or by any of the acts of Congress. For these an... ...he has clear constitutional power to withhold altogether or grant upon the terms which he shall deem wisest for the public interest. It should be obs... ...rstand an effort is being made by some worthy gentle- men to reconstruct a legal State government in Florida. Florida is in your Department, and it ... ... The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Seven for a time, as to denying the legal rights of those citizens who remained individually innocent of treaso... ...brace it. In the joint names of Liberty and Union, let us labor to give it legal form and practi- cal effect. 131 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ...

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...the Abbe Birotteau, on receiving his legacy, came to settle in writing the terms of his board she saw he was so in love with the apartment, for which ... ...pt- ing the lawyer, “I did not suppose it necessary to employ, as it were, legal means to—” “Mademoiselle Gamard, who is anxious to avoid all dis- put... ...and will, and that he had been fed and lodged while there according to the terms originally agreed upon. When the vicar had signed the document, Monsi... ...th Mademoiselle Gamard. He had no remembrance whatever of that clause, the terms of which he had not discussed, for they had seemed quite just to him ... ...ty to enter the old maid’s house, he would readily have signed any and all legal docu- ments she had offered him. His simplicity was so guileless and ... ... that “he himself would not be able to undertake it, for, according to the terms of the deed, Mademoiselle Gamard had the law on her side, and in equi... ...d had the law on her side, and in equity, that is to say outside of strict legal justice, the Abbe Birotteau would undoubtedly seem to the judges as w... ...l amount he might owe her under the terms of the deed; there- fore he had, legally speaking, equitable grounds on which to demand an amendment of the ... ...cedents and supported by certain clauses in the Code, was a masterpiece of legal argument, and so evidently just in its condemnation of the old maid t...

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...he is willing to elevate black men to office and to associate with them on terms of perfect equality. He knows that we advocate no such doctrines as t... ...y will do nothing that can give proper offence to those who hold slaves by legal sanction; but they will use every constitutional method to prevent th... ... that, by our frame of government, that principle has not been made one of legal obligation; that by our frame of government, States which have slaver... ...question of fraud in either case? It is said, if a purchaser have acquired legal rights, let him not be robbed of them, but if he needs legislation le... ... not be robbed of them, but if he needs legislation let him submit to just terms to obtain it. Let him, say we, have general law in advance (guarded i... ...(guarded in every possible way against fraud), so that, when he acquires a legal right, he will have no occasion to wait for additional leg- islation;... ...let the courts so decide. 27 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Five A LEGAL OPINION BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN. The 11th Section of the Act of Congress, ... ...t if it can be had on Republican grounds; and I am not for it on any other terms. A fusion on any other terms would be as foolish as unprincipled. It ... ...taining, if this act stood alone, what ought to be the construction of the terms “coupon bonds” and that it, would mean bonds bearing interest from th...

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...le proof of his firmness of character.” Nothing progresses so rapidly as a legal revolt. That evening Madame Marion and her friends organized for the ... ..., and it is very desirous not to thwart them. It is forced to keep on good terms with the only man who is comparable to Monsieur de Talleyrand. It is ... ... placed his son Simon. The two schoolmates subsequently went through their legal studies in Paris together, and their intimacy was continued in the am... ..., based on the difference of ages. Consequently, the two officials were on terms of strict politeness with the Beauvisage family, and laughed at them ... ... said Herbelot the notary, naively, having finished his game of whist. “My legal brother,” said Achille Pigoult, “is not very strong on the history of... ...es of government officials in the provinces when they happen to be on good terms with one another. After they had made a few turns, Simon Giguet came ... ...diffi- culties made by the Chaulieus, with whom you are not on the best of terms? Will they not, to a certain extent, be justified in complain- ing th... ...s have the right to forbid their en- trance to your property. I know that, legally, the body of the wife, living or dead, belongs to the husband, to t... ... you must begin by being made a deputy. I know that you are not yet of the legal age, and also that you do not possess the property quali- fication. B...

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...nks that he should not be admitted into the camp on anything like friendly terms. As John Bold will occupy much of our attention we must endeavour to ... ...al was malappropriated; why, then, should peace be sought for on such base terms? What! bribe an unbe- lieving enemy of the church with the sister-in-... ...had been for the last ten years and more the unjust recipient of an income legally and equitably belonging to others? What if it should be proved befo... ...stand how so declared an enemy of the estab- lishment could be admitted on terms of intimacy into the house, not only of so firm a pillar as Mr Hardin... ... to the bishop as visitor, praying his lordship to see justice done to the legal recipients of John Hiram’s Charity, and to send cop- ies of this peti... ...- ety for the subject. This it was thought would pave the way for ulterior legal proceedings. It would have been a great thing to have had the signatu... ... such old men require. On what foundation, moral or divine, traditional or legal, is grounded the warden’s claim to the large income he receives for d... ...ham holds that, under the wording of the will, and subsequent arrangements legally sanctioned, Mr Harding and I are only paid servants. The defendants... ...ion: she could not condescend, she said, to ask such a favour on any other terms than those proposed. Mary might, perhaps, think her high-flown, but s...

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...nt by inserting the name of du Tillet, under which he was known, and which legally belonged to him through the fact of his exposure and abandonment in... ...d a prosperity in which there was noth- ing fictitious. He was on the best terms with the house of Nucingen, to which Roguin had introduced him, and h... ... the subject of his financial difficulties. His own estate was tied up and legally settled on his wife, and he had been led by his fatal passion to ta... ... of the debts, and that clever juggler had laid bare to him the secrets of legal and political science. Du Tillet possessed one of those minds which u... ...ld sooner or later build up a fine neighborhood, was a man to keep on good terms with. Grindot accordingly re- solved to sacrifice his immediate gains... ...y they fell due. The debtor who was behindhand in his payment re- ceived a legal notice to quit at an appointed time. Then fol- lowed seizures, law-su... ... of how he could dislodge him and relet the improved appartement on better terms. He watched and waited and spun the web of his mischievous legal pro-... ...on better terms. He watched and waited and spun the web of his mischievous legal pro- ceedings. He knew all the tricks of Parisian legislation in the ... ...girl, during the pauses of the quadrille, using, however, the round- about terms of a timid lover. “My fortune depends on you, mademoiselle.” “And how...

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...races which I believe will forever forbid the two races living together on terms of social and political equality. And in as much as they cannot so li... ...reached him, as I am informed, he denounced Judge Trumbull in rather harsh terms for having said what he did in regard to that matter. I was traveling... ...ll calumniated, and the evidence he has brought forward branded in general terms “a forgery from beginning to end.” This is not the legal way of meeti... ...randed in general terms “a forgery from beginning to end.” This is not the legal way of meeting a charge, and I submit it to all intelligent persons, ... ... My own recollection is that Ford speaks of Trumbull in very disrespectful terms in several portions of his book, and that he talks a great deal worse... ...upon condition that slavery should be forever prohibited therein, upon the terms and in the language that slavery had been prohibited from coming into...

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... were almost always full. Pierrotin and his competitor were on the best of terms. When the former started from Isle-Adam, the latter was returning fro... ...self in all the purchases that he made for the count, yet according to the terms of the Code he remained an honest man, and no proof could have been f... ...ither the steward nor his wife had attempted to put themselves on familiar terms with him. Moreover, the noblest and richest people in the sur- 81 Ba... ... de Reybert will lodge for the present in the chateau; endeavor to keep on terms with them, like well-bred persons who hate each other, but still keep... ...rack; he must go straight through with it. Ha! I know how to help you. The legal business of land-agents is quite important, and I have heard of a law... ... details, had put himself in Desroches’ office for the purpose of studying legal procedure, and of training himself to take a place as head-clerk in t... ...me. We must explain the perennial joke of this book, then much in vogue in legal offices. In a clerical life where work is the rule, amusement is all ... ...eception of new-comers. More- over, Desroches having taken an office where legal documents had never yet been scribbled, had bought new tables, and wh... ...reports of fictitious cases. On the first page appeared as follows, in the legal spelling of the eighteenth century:— In the name of the Father, Son, ...

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... bills and then coming in and viewing the apartments and stick- ling about terms and never at all wanting them or dream- ing of taking them being alre... ...tain and the money in advance and leave then reserved to renew on the same terms for six months more, I says I was not quite certain but that I might ... ...ent in a beau- tiful round hand and expressions that sounded to me equally legal and military, and Mr. Edson signed it on the Monday morning and the M...

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...ere was in those days in that region a petty lecture-hall to be secured on terms as moderate as the funds left at our disposal by the irrepressible qu... ... the insatiable House, with which he supposed he had contracted for easier terms, positively declined to release him. I was struck with the courage, t... ...you see I take what I can get.” There would be the technical, the strictly legal view; then there would be the way the question would strike a man of ... ...as a formal trust.” 39 Henry James “You mean except as committing herself legally to place the money?” “On the head of the deserving object, the grea... ...rikes me too. It’s an old wife’s tale. Gravener made some reference to the legal aspect, but such an absurdly loose arrangement has no legal aspect.” ...

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...f bookselling and the pike of paper-dealing 7 Balzac lived on the best of terms, and their mutual operations, ex- empt from the turmoil of retail bus... ...as erecting his more famous mansion in the rue de Thorigny. So Art and the legal robe have passed this way in turn. How many instigations of needs and... ...onal guard, order, democratic element, spirit of associa- 33 Balzac tion, legality, movement, resistance,—seemed, as each politi- cal phase developed... ...ways tried to injure France. The maximum did great harm to the Revolution. Legally Louis XVI. should never have been condemned; a jury would have acqu... ...bet. “I give her at least eighty thousand francs there.” Being on intimate terms with a governor of the Bank, Minard ascertained that Mademoiselle Thu... ...- pists, he practised a sordid economy, and gave to the poor his time, his legal advice, his eloquence, and such money as he extracted for them from t... ...ken his degree about five years earlier, and had kept the proper number of terms to become a barrister. Circumstances, however, about which he said no... ...he guild of barristers admits no brother unless he has a suitable study, a legal library, and can thus, as it were, verify his claims,—Theodose de la ... ...his distress, for again he sent him a sum of money; enough to complete his terms for the bar; but, strange to say, he has never known the name or the ...

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...the eighteenth century found, on awaking, a chateau like Les Aigues in the terms of their bargain. My dear fellow, if you receive this letter in the m... ...refore added to his other avoca- tions that of witness, or practitioner of legal papers, when- ever the Sieur Brunet came to draw them in the district... ...rape. Moreover, his triple functions of public writer for three townships, legal practitioner for one, and clarionet- player at large, hindered, so he... ..., the sole motive of the masses; they never ask if an 45 Balzac action is legal or immoral, but only if it is profitable. Moral- ity, which is not to... ...o bathe his eyes and all the while the latter kept telling him that he was legally wrong. “The old thief! she has tired us out,” said Vatel at last. “... ..., for the value of such fractions of property is not sufficient to pay the legal costs of recovering them.” “Very true, for the obstinacy of the small... ...e.” Mademoiselle Laguerre accepted his accounts at once in very flattering terms. In those earlier days the steward had endeavored, in order to win th... ... general the one he had obtained from his late mistress in such flattering terms, and asking, ironically, that a search should be made for the propert... ...re than likely to win their suit. They say, very truly: ‘ According to the terms of the lease, the care of the woods is left to the owner; he does not...

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...weighty substance—the reser- vation of a constable’s truncheon, that could legally have knocked her character down to the pavement. We have not to ask... ...rwick- Dannisburgh affair’ are not verbally malicious. He gets wind of the terms of Lord Dannisburgh’s will and testament, not- ing them without comme... ...yles of pushing flatteries—’piping to the charmed animal,’ as Mrs. Warwick terms it in another place: but Lady Pennon was acquainted with the silly wo... ...ase; she primed him to admit the charges, to say the worst, in contempt of legal prudence, and thereby expose her transparent honesty. The very things... ... thinking of the firm of law- yers she had to see; and to whom, and to the legal profession generally, she would be, under outward courtesies, nothing... ...of her melodramatic performances. The spectacle was presented of a band of legal gentlemen vociferating mightily for swords and the onset, like the Au... ...usband settled his opinion as to any possibility of the two ever coming to terms. Also it struck him that if he by misadventure had been a woman and t... ... not commanding it. Previous to the relaxation, by amendment, of a certain legal process, this class was held to represent the austerity of the countr... ... at one of Tony’s little’ dinners: but her wish to meet the world on equal terms, 164 Diana of the Crossways after a long dependency, accounted for i...

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... charge—if it amounted to a charge at all—was made in the most considerate terms; in a tone of regret. My answer is that if it be true that every nove... ...g of a lawsuit, an abominable marvel of chicane, which by the use of every legal subterfuge was made to last for many years. It was also the occasion ... ...e neighbouring houses flew open for the reception of the homeless. Neither legal aid nor material assistance in the prosecution of the suit was ever w... ...r health completely broken down, died a couple of years later in Carlsbad. Legally secured by a de- cree in the possession of his plunder, X regained ... ...e in the thick of it. By heavens! I am fond of you. If it were not for the terms of the military oath I would let you go on my own responsibility. Wha... ...teen hundred acres out of the estate of a friend in the neighbourhood. The terms of the lease were very advantageous, but the re- tired situation of t... ...lun- teered sometimes to recite, tears standing in his eyes the while. Its terms haunted him apparently during the last two years of his life to such ... ...is river like his own pocket,” I concluded, discursively, trying to get on terms. “Better,” said Almayer. Leaning over the rail of the bridge, I looke...

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... charge—if it amounted to a charge at all—was made in the most considerate terms; in a tone of regret. My answer is that if it be true that every nove... ...g of a lawsuit, an abominable marvel of chicane, which by the use of every legal subterfuge was made to last for many years. It was also the occasion ... ...e neighbouring houses flew open for the reception of the homeless. Neither legal aid nor material assistance in the prosecution of the suit was ever w... ...e in the thick of it. By heavens! I am fond of you. If it were not for the terms of the military oath I would let you go on my own responsibility. Wha... ...teen hundred acres out of the estate of a friend in the neighbourhood. The terms of the lease were very advantageous, but the retired situation of the... ...volunteered sometimes to recite, tears standing in his eyes the while. Its terms haunted him apparently during the last two years of his life to such ... ...his river like his own pocket,” I concluded discursively, trying to get on terms. “Better,” said Almayer. Leaning over the rail of the bridge I looked...

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...ck, P .M.,” and then with the utmost seriousness, and in the most emphatic terms, going on to make the extraordinary declaration he had quoted. We did... ...me ill conditioned growling fellow may say to me, ‘What’s the use of these legal and equitable abuses? How do you defend them?’ I reply, ‘My growling ... ... most ingenuous way, that he had not come to make any secret inroad on the terms she had accepted (rather too implicitly and confidingly, he thought) ... ...ome openly to see her and to see me and to justify himself for the present terms on which he stood with Mr. Jarndyce. As the dear old infant would be ... ...jectionable course: I will not hold John Jarndyce’s favour on those unfair terms of compromise, which he has no right to dictate. Whether it pleases h... ...impole. “Vholes!” We asked if that were a friend of Richard’s. “Friend and legal adviser,” said Mr. Skimpole. “Now, my dear Miss Summerson, if you wan... ... Richard was assisted by any gentleman of that name. “When he emerged from legal infancy,” returned Mr. Skimpole, “he parted from our conversational f... ...bbiness. Quartered in this dingy hatchment commemorative of Symond are the legal bearings of Mr. Vholes. Mr. Vholes’s office, in disposition retiring ... ...ld him ya’as’dy that T ulkinghorn had gone down t’ that iron place t’ give legal ‘pinion ‘bout something, and that contest being over t’ day, ’twould ...

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...To suppose of a man cherishing the name of Ormont, that he would bestow it legally on a woman, a stranger, and imperil his race by mix- ing blood with... ...ipe age, is either bought, or she is madly enamoured; she does not dictate terms. Ormont is not of the brute buyers in that market. One sees it is the... ...h that to-morrow, in my papers. You come to me? Mr. Abner has arranged the terms? So I see you at ten in the morning. I am glad to meet a young man—En... ... assured of his being, as she called him, “a sphinx.” His behaviour to his legally wed- ded wife confirmed the charge. She checked her flow to resume ... ...hamed of her! My darling Aminta, a month of absence for reflection on your legally-wedded husband’s conduct increases my astonishment. For usually men... ...thout pouting hypocritical pre- tences; she had merely dispensed with idle legal formalities, in the prettiest curvetting airy wanton way, to divorce ... ...ld not hesitate to meet the terrible Lady Charlotte at any instant, on any terms: and what are we to think of a soldier, hero, lion, dreading to tell ... ...rang- ers. I begin to understand that husband of mine, now we’re on bowing terms. Now, I must meet the earl to-morrow. Y ou will arrange? His hand wan... ...ced by a declaration that ‘he much feared’ her ladyship would have a heavy legal bill to pay for taking the law into her hands up at Addicotes. Her la...

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...rom the skirt pocket of his coat. “Of these four things, the first is your legal due: the little pickle money for your father’s books and plenishing, ... ... feet, took off his hat, and prayed a little while aloud, and in affecting terms, for a young man setting out into the world; then suddenly took me in... ...fore ye were born,” he continued; “promised it to your father. O, naething legal, ye understand; just gentle- men daffing at their wine. Well, I keepi... ...ying words, lying papers, tricks fit for a peddler, and the show of what’s legal over all, to make a man the more angry.” “You that are so wasteful of... ...w which of us did best. This pleasant rivalry put us at once upon friendly terms; and I sat up and drank punch with him (or to be more correct, sat up... ...s, it appears he had brought himself so low with journeys to Edinburgh and legal expenses on behalf of the tenants, that he could only scrape together... ...er landed gentlemen of Scotland, stripped by the late Act of Parliament of legal powers, he still exercised a patriarchal justice in his clan. Dispute... ...the matter. And I may tell ye at the off-go, unless we can agree upon some terms, ye are little likely to set eyes upon him. For my friends,” added Al... ...awyer, “you must not be down-hearted, for I promise you we shall make easy terms. In the meanwhile give us the cellar key, and T orrance shall draw us...