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...inet, his substitute, three; Monsieur Martener, examining-judge, four; the justice of peace—” “But I am not so silly,” said the old lady, interrupting... ...arion, receiver-general of the Aube, who also had had a brother, the chief-justice of an imperial court. While a mere barrister at Arcis this young ma... ...rion, the receiver-general, inherited the fortune of his brother the chief-justice, and Madame Marion that of her 7 Balzac brother the colonel of gen... ...dren who surrounded him, and who made him believe, with some appearance of justice, that Simon Giguet was already a rich man. Besides all this, the co... ... notary in town, Achille Pigoult, grandson of an old man who had continued justice of the peace in Arcis during the Revolution, the Empire, and the Re... ...; give your attention to the orator; and let him explain himself.” “In all transitional epochs, Messieurs,” continued Simon, gravely, “and we are now ...

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...when she grew up, but was at 5 Frank Norris this time in that distressing transitional stage between twelve and fifteen; was long-legged, and endowed... ...d use. Y ou don’t have to stay on the ‘Times’ now. You can’t do your novel justice while you are doing your hack work at the same time, and I do so wa...

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...d sailors and soldiers, horse, foot and artillery, inhab- ited this world. Justice has never been done to bricks and soldiers by those who write about... ...d noth- ing in particular, which the Zeitgeist seemed to indicate in those transitional years. 7 7 7 7 7 The school never quite got hold of me. Partly... ...d conscious collective intention… . I think this statement does my boyhood justice, and yet I have my doubts. It is so hard now to say what one under-... ... Society we did not under- stand; Marx and Morris, the Chicago Anarchists, Justice and Social Democratic Federation (as it was then) presented so- cia... ... giving place in the most simple and obvious manner to an era of Right and Justice and Virtue and Well Being, 86 The New Machiavelli and in short a P... ...trospect and with a mind full of bitter en- lightenment, I can do Meredith justice, and admit the con- flict was not only essential but cardinal in hi...

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...ainly there will be no war. The age of wars is past. T rust me to know the justice of this case. They have no right upon me, dearest, and no one has a... ...; a merciful darkness hides the dirt of the waters, and the lights of this transitional age, red glaring orange, gas-yellow, and electric white, are s...

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...wledged, after rallying Victor for coming to have his weakness condoned, a justice in his counter-accusa- tion, of a loss of her natural cheerfulness,... ...for 183 George Meredith more. A working man, all the world over, asks but justice and a little relaxation—just a collar of fat to his lean. Mr. Caddi... ...ir country is wanting in the distincter features, from being always in the transitional state, like certain sea-fish rolling head over-you know not he... ...ve the living, who are seeking peace, be just.’ ‘Not to assume the seat of justice.’ Again they lay as tombstone effigies, that have committed the pas... ...ut would others be similarly affected? Victor might get his release, to do justice to the mother: it would not cover the child. Prize as they might th... ...assage of time for a simple rapid hour before we have eased heart in doing justice to ourself and to another; then likewise the mind is lighted for ra... ...e young, is the demand, that they be definite: no mercy is in them for the transitional. And Dudley—and it was under her influence, and painfully, not...

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...ng to reassure the Professor; for there was no change in the beds, and the transitional characteristics became more and more decided. The electric lig... ...w world, those crews, disheart- ened and sick as they were, recognised the justice of the claim, and he discovered America. I am the Columbus of this ...

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...en, or the filth of Tate, for the jewellery of Shakspeare, cannot with any justice be charged upon the public, not one in a thousand of whom was furni... ...hical Essays “Give me riches and poverty, and afterwards neither.” For the transitional state between riches and poverty will teach a lesson both as t... ...ion from personal chastisement—the sense of honor, of personal dignity, of justice, &c. Indoles is the proper term for this latter idea; and in using ... ...en behind his ear, and Cocker’s Golden Rule open before him, could do full justice to Mr. Broome as a poet every Saturday night. But Broome had a sepa... ...pendency; generally so vague as to mean nothing. Like the general rules of justice, &c., in ethics, to which every man assents; but when the question ... ...otten this vilest of pasquinades, is more shocking to the general sense of justice than any special un- truth as to Shakspeare can be to the particula...

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...philosophy. At Laxton, indeed; it was that I first saw Godwin’s “Political Justice;” not the second and emas- culated edition in octavo, but the origi... ...ven at home, even in the courts at Westminster, in the very foun- tains of justice, private fees constituted one part of the sala- ries—a fair and off... ...gst multitudes who owed to thee their daily bread. Not the less I owe thee justice; for that is a universal debt. And at this moment, when I see thee ... ...ch might be of easy imposition upon an assemblage really childish. In mere justice, therefore, when speculating upon this whole subject of Oxford disc... ...reas, the previous genera- tion of Thucydides, Xenophon, Plato, &c., was a transitional period: the language was still moving, and tending to a me- ri... ...isinterpreted. In the famous picture of life—“All the world’s a stage”—the justice of the piece is described as “Full of wise saws and modern instance...

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...ng mercenariness in high places, which neither, when his race clamored for justice, nor when it languished for pity, would listen without hire! How gl... ...ony, when, from the caprice of a fleshly god, in one hour man mounted to a justice that knew no shadow of change; from cruelty, mounted to a love whic... ...offered to the Hindoo races, now so entirely dependent upon our wisdom and justice, we British* immediately, by our solemnity of investigation, tes- *... ...s with even a brute animal, but that we contract concurrent obligations of justice and mercy. In this age, then, public interests move and prosper thr... ... the executive power would not think of burning the poor man, since really justice would be quite satisfied by cutting his head off, meets with some c... ... never can want polemic miracles again; polemic miracles were wanted for a transitional state, but such a state cannot re- turn. Polemic miracles were... ... it will be urged—Were not the miracles meant for purposes ulterior to the transitional state? Were they not meant equally for the polemic purpose of ...

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..., constitute the vast majority of all that come under the review of public justice. Any of these is sufficient to make shipwreck of all peace and com-... ... gentle creatures, yet here, from the generous fervor of her reverence for justice, and her abhorrence of oppression, she gave her- self no trouble to... ...s, and most gloomy pile of build- ing. In those days the administration of justice was, if not more corrupt, certainly in its inferior departments by ... ...itles, were lodged here through all stages of their connection with public justice; alike when mere ob- jects of vague suspicion to the police, when u... ...age; gentlemen and nobles, it was said, thought themselves not amenable to justice; and again, the majesty of the law was offended at this intrusion u... ...laneous Papers ogy, when men talk of substances in different stages, or of transitional states, they do not mean that they have watched the same indiv... ...rth; and to paganism its titles ultimately ascend. Yet we know that in the transitional state through the centuries succeeding to Christ, during which... ...self-conquest, together with errors of judgment incident to such states of transitional torment, are all nearly allied, practically analogous as regar...

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...s dancing”; and Tibby im- plored the company generally to look out for the transitional passage on the drum. “On the what, dear?” “On the drum, Aunt J... ...ptiness! The goblins were right. Her brother raised his finger; it was the transitional pas- sage on the drum. For, as if things were going too far, B... ...tch of warp over which he throws the woof that is not money. How can we do justice to the pattern otherwise? And the precious minutes slipped away, an... ... children shall have me.” “Be generous to them,” she said sharply. “Bother justice!” “I am determined—and have already written to Charles to that effe... ...ith how much you have, before we can settle how much you can give Charles. Justice, and even generosity, depend on that.” 175 EM Forster “I must say ... ...em—in my own way, mind; there is to be none of this absurd screaming about justice. I have no use for justice. If it was only a question of money, we ... ...he main Mr. Wilcox is to blame, as Meg herself admitted. It is only common justice that he should employ the man himself. But he meets the woman, and,...

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... process, progress. But all of these operations are conceived to be merely transitional; they lack meaning on their own account. They possess signific... ...ocke’s statements fitted well into the dualism of his day. It seemed to do justice to both mind and matter, the individual and the world. One of the t... ...ception of the proper limits and distribution of activities—what he called justice— as a trait of both individual and social organization. But how is ... ... readjustment—and the crisis may be slight as well as great—there may be a transitional con- flict of “principle” with “interest.” It is the nature of...

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...ow (what indeed had been attempted before, but not with that thoroughness, justice of comparison, and effectiveness of ar- rangement at which Mr. Casa... ...n for my salad oil. However, Casaubon has money enough; I must do him that justice. As to his blood, I suppose the family quarterings are three cuttle... ...a young fellow at a good deal of expense. Casaubon acts up to his sense of justice. His mother’s sister made a bad match—a Pole, I think—lost herself—... ...or him in another. And I have no ill-will toward’s Mary Garth, but there’s justice to be thought of. And Mr. Featherstone’s first wife brought him no ... ... talk about evidence as if it could really be weighed in scales by a blind Justice. No man can judge what is good evidence on any particular subject, ... ...ere would be wedding visits received and given; all in continuance of that transitional life understood to correspond with the excitement of bridal fe...