The Mercy of the Lord
The Mercy of the Lord
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" Words are idle when facts stare you in the face. ' Who knows is silent, he who talks knows not, ' as the proverb hath it. That is enough. We are satisfied. " " Wdh TFd/i, " assented Buktiyar Khan at once, acquiescent and regretful. '' Truly, pleader-jee 1 thou hast said that before. Why say it again? If sugar kills, why try poison? We are satisfied, so that is enough. " It was more than enough for the local Bar. They went in a body to Tim O'Brien and complained that they were not treated as l...awyers should be treated.
As usual. Brine sahib met them with sympathy; but it was the sympathy of inaction.
*'I sincerely regret, gentlemen, " he said softly, ''that sufficient toime is not allowed you to get all the words you have at command off your stomachs — I beg pardon, your minds. But, ye see, the judgments of the Bench are imfortunately quite sound; they'd be watertight against the full forensic flood of the whole High Court Bar. So I don't see what the divvle is to be done — do you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Words are idle when facts stare you in the face. ' Who knows is silent, he who talks knows not, ' as the proverb hath it. That is enough. We are satisfied. " " Wdh TFd/i, " assented Buktiyar Khan at once, acquiescent and regretful. '' Truly, pleader-jee 1 thou hast said that before. Why say it again? If sugar kills, why try poison? We are satisfied, so that is enough. " It was more than enough for the local Bar. They went in a body to Tim O'Brien and complained that they were not treated as l...awyers should be treated.
As usual. Brine sahib met them with sympathy; but it was the sympathy of inaction.
*'I sincerely regret, gentlemen, " he said softly, ''that sufficient toime is not allowed you to get all the words you have at command off your stomachs — I beg pardon, your minds. But, ye see, the judgments of the Bench are imfortunately quite sound; they'd be watertight against the full forensic flood of the whole High Court Bar. So I don't see what the divvle is to be done — do you?
What to read after The Mercy of the Lord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Annie Webster Steel to read onlineMoreLess
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