The Southern Review, Том 5A. E. Miller., 1830 |
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... truth : if it can do you no disservice to speak truth , speak it at once : if it be against your interest to speak truth , who has made it so but yourself ? " 6. This rule is an infamous premium bestowed upon mendacity , by authority of ...
... truth : if it can do you no disservice to speak truth , speak it at once : if it be against your interest to speak truth , who has made it so but yourself ? " 6. This rule is an infamous premium bestowed upon mendacity , by authority of ...
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... truth , he is to be tortured into a falsehood against him- self . Judge to the witness : " You do not choose to answer that question ; very well , we shall be compelled to take your de- linquency as confessed . There is no other reason ...
... truth , he is to be tortured into a falsehood against him- self . Judge to the witness : " You do not choose to answer that question ; very well , we shall be compelled to take your de- linquency as confessed . There is no other reason ...
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... truth and nothing but the truth , as a jury at the sessions is likely to hear from a hackneyed advocate in a desperate cause . We have heard it remarked , as something favourable to this work , that it is a rare example of the biography ...
... truth and nothing but the truth , as a jury at the sessions is likely to hear from a hackneyed advocate in a desperate cause . We have heard it remarked , as something favourable to this work , that it is a rare example of the biography ...
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