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As the court began to deliberate. Rear Admiral Bailey marched from the room. Just for a second he glanced at the sword he left behind. When he came back he would know instantly if he were innocent or guilty depending on whether his sword's hilt or its point...
Reluctant to speak out, Sir Arthur finally declared: "Stripped of juridical niceties, the effect of the gold clause verdict of the United States Judges is that words have no meaning. The verdict destroys the terms of contracts expressed in explicit language and operative in United States territory. The verdict destroys...
The jury last week wrote finis to Brighton Trunk Murder No. 1, returned a British "open verdict," meaning that that case also is closed.
This story of contemporary Sydney is not so much a novel as an interrelated series of portraits; the portraits are not so much human likenesses as translations into brilliant descriptive talk of different types of human problems. Her characters are mostly riff-raff but gloriously magnified and particularized into heroic...
The true teacher not only ferrets out a significant--and frequently the least obvious--factors in a given passage, interpreting it in accord with the disparity between the present and the past, making clear the while why the passage is significant--in addition to this he so fires his students...