Hard it is upon the part of the law that it should be so confoundedly down upon us unfortunate victims; when… — Charles Dickens
Hard it is upon the part of the law that it should be so confoundedly down upon us unfortunate victims; when it takes such amazing good interest for itself from all its clients. But charity begins at home, and justice begins next door.
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