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... judge others , and meddle with their affairs , con- sists , in its being void of genuine philanthropy . Rare instances may occur , when a person intrudes himself upon another for good - but such intrusions are , like angels ' visits ...
... judge others , and meddle with their affairs , con- sists , in its being void of genuine philanthropy . Rare instances may occur , when a person intrudes himself upon another for good - but such intrusions are , like angels ' visits ...
Page 128
... JUDge not , LEST YE BE JUDGED . KNOWLEDGE . Knowledge dwells In heads replete with thoughts of other men ; Wisdom , in minds attentive to their own . - Cowper . THE stock , in the great store house of knowledge , has long been ...
... JUDge not , LEST YE BE JUDGED . KNOWLEDGE . Knowledge dwells In heads replete with thoughts of other men ; Wisdom , in minds attentive to their own . - Cowper . THE stock , in the great store house of knowledge , has long been ...
Page 136
... , are emphatically a laby- rinthian maze . In attempting to remove the impedi- ments thrown into the stream of justice by ignorant statute law makers , judges not unfrequently sink their own 136 THE PROBE . LAW, keep out of it-its changes.
... , are emphatically a laby- rinthian maze . In attempting to remove the impedi- ments thrown into the stream of justice by ignorant statute law makers , judges not unfrequently sink their own 136 THE PROBE . LAW, keep out of it-its changes.
Page 137
... judge was on the bench , who delivered the opinion of the court , in the case relied upon . The learned judge at once took a stand against the unfortunate attorney , who very coolly read the opinion formerly delivered by him . The judge ...
... judge was on the bench , who delivered the opinion of the court , in the case relied upon . The learned judge at once took a stand against the unfortunate attorney , who very coolly read the opinion formerly delivered by him . The judge ...
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... judge on the bench , the lawyer at the bar , the orator in the forum , the minister in the pulpit , who preaches , and does not read his sermons , the physician , with whom we trust our lives , and the surgeon , in his responsible ...
... judge on the bench , the lawyer at the bar , the orator in the forum , the minister in the pulpit , who preaches , and does not read his sermons , the physician , with whom we trust our lives , and the surgeon , in his responsible ...
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