 | Richard Grant White - 1866 - 384 pages
...great river, the River Hutzoon, to Communipah, there was a man whose name was Phernandiwud. 6. And he was a just man, and a righteous ; and he walked uprightly before the world. 7. But when he was not before the world his walk was slantindicular. 8. And he loved the people. 9.... | |
 | John Bright - 1869 - 588 pages
...not mistaken, has been at the elbow of the New York correspondent of the Times for the last twelve months — with what happy success to the forecast...said of him that ' he was a just man and a righteous man, and that he walked uprightly before the world, but when he was not before the world his walk was... | |
 | George Macaulay Trevelyan - 1913 - 544 pages
...vol. ii. 1 See his speech at Rochdale, November 24, 1863, and at Birmingham, January 26, 1864. T and honesty of that paper we all know. It was said of him that " he was a just man and a righteous man, and he walked uprightly before the world, but when he was not before the world his walk was slantindicular."... | |
 | George Macaulay Trevelyan - 1913 - 544 pages
...vol. ii. 3 See his speech at Rochdale, November 24, 1863, and at Birmingham, January 26, 1864. and honesty of that paper we all know. It was said of him that " he was a just man and a righteous man, and he walked uprightly before the world, but when he was not before the world his walk was slantindicular."... | |
 | Sir Edward Tyas Cook - 1915 - 344 pages
...correspondent of The Times for the last twelve months — with what happy success to the forecast and honesty of that paper we all know. It was said of him that ' he was a just man and a righteous man, and he walked uprightly before the world, but when he was not before the world his walk was slantindicular... | |
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Delanc admirably. It was published some time ago in the city of New York, and described a notorious politician there who, if I am not mistaken, has been at the elbow of the New York correspondent of the Times for the last twelve months — with what happy... 