...thousands urged towards them by circumstances darkly curtaining their very cradles' heads, and hut for which they might have earned their honest bread...world rolled on from year to year, alike careless and indiffèrent, and no man seeking to remedy or redress it : — when he thought of all this, and selected...

...scarce do otherwise, and who would have been a greater wonder had she or he done well, than evöti they, had they done ill — how much injustice and...from year to year, alike careless and indifferent, und no man •eeking to remedy or redress it : — when he thought of all iln-. and selected from the...

...stricken wretch who could scarce do otherwise, and who would have been a greater wonder had she or he done well, than even they, had they done ill — how...from year to year, alike careless and indifferent, und no man seeking to remedy or redress it : — when he thought of all this, and selected from the...

...or she done well, than even they had they done ill — how much injustice, misery, and wrong, thero was, and yet how the world rolled on, from year to...when he thought of all this, and selected from the moss the one slight case on which his thoughts were bent, he felt, indeed, that there was little ground...

...a greater wonder had he or she done well, than even they had they done ill — how much injustice, misery, and wrong, there was, and yet how the world...and no man seeking to remedy or redress it — when u« (nought of all this, and selected from the mass the one slight case or. which his thoughts were...

...a greater wonder, had he or she done well, than even they had they done ill — how much injustice, misery, and wrong there was, and yet how the world rolled on, from year to year, alike careless and indif< ferent, and no man seeking to remedy or redress it — when he thought of all this, and selected...

...who would have been a greater wonder had he or she done well, than even they, had they done ill—how much injustice, and misery, and wrong, there was,...indifferent, and no man seeking to remedy or redress it:—when he thought of all this, and selected from the mass the one slight case on which his thoughts...

...how many died in soul and had no chance in life, how much injustice, misery, and wrong there was, and how the world rolled on from year to year, alike careless,...indifferent, and no man seeking to remedy or redress it." 0, wondrous seer of the human heart, how true thy plaint ! True in the fiction time of Nicholas, true,...

...honest bread and lived in peace ; how many died in soul, and had no chance of life ; how much injustice, misery, and wrong there was, and yet how the world...indifferent, and no man seeking to remedy or redress it." Then, again, when he described the sufferings of poor Jo, and the pathetic scene of his death, was...

...how many died in soul and had no chance in life, how much injustice, misery, and wrong there was, and how the world rolled on from year to year, alike careless,...indifferent, and no man seeking to remedy or redress it." 0, wondrous seer of the human heart, how true thy plaint ! True in the fiction time of Nicholas, true,...