...recollection of that time, to recall something of what it meant, something of what my prison-life had been. It seemed to me at the time, and it seems to me still, but a small thing for which I received a remission of the unfinished term of years, compared...

...their one-time habitation. We lived in the Kootenay Plains four days. The verb is chosen advisedly, for it seemed to me at the time, and it seems to me now, looking back, that we were there four years. 1 do not know what it is about a lodge in the wilderness...

...referring to a new departure in the attitude of the Chinese government towards missions and missionaries. It seemed to me at the time, and it seems to me still, that the question to which all this prominence was given in your paper, is one of the gravest...

...making ourselves especially well acquainted with Rome, Florence, Venice, Naples, and the Italian lakes. It seemed to me at the time, and it seems to me still, that this was about as good a system of education as my son and daughter could have obtained....

...dislodged, and that seemed to be sufficient resistance. A distinctive advantage that this site has, hi my judgment, is the height of the ground. We have...transactions of the Government, would be in basements and subbasemeiits, where they could be reached by elevators, and be reasonably accessible. Otherwise, if...

...that he was very sorry he had acceded to the President's persuasions and had served as suggested. Yet, it seemed to me at the time and it seems to me now that in a great crisis such as the Pearl Harbor attack where absolute confidence in an individual is required,...

...But what I am trying to find put is, what happened to that idea which was discussed in the hearings. It seemed to me at the time and it seems to me now, if that had been properly negotiated, surely there could be ways to negotiate it that would be satisfactory,...

...But what I am trying to find out is, what happened to that idea which was discussed in the hearings. It seemed to me at the time and it seems to me now, if that had been properly negotiated, surely there •could be ways to negotiate it that would be satisfactory,...

...compelling state interest to avoid violating the Equal Protection Clause. Such an interest was not found. It seemed to me at the time, and it seems to me now, that the same result would have obtained in that case without implicating the Equal Protection Clause at all,...

...well as any alternative therapy. And the way they just ignored these people who were terminally ill, and it seemed to me at the time and it seems to me today that if somebody is adjudged terminally ill, they ought to be able to do anything they wish to...