| "No libel, no story, or exercise, or rhetoric. | |
| '...the remarks made in print,... in summation of the events in regard... to the Rubin Berkowitz libel. | |
| - And I'm not a defendant in a libel suit. | |
| - Because of the libel suit? | |
| - Defamation, libel. | |
| "No libel, no story, or exercise, or rhetoric. | |
| '...the remarks made in print,... in summation of the events in regard... to the Rubin Berkowitz libel. | |
| - And I'm not a defendant in a libel suit. | |
| - Because of the libel suit? | |
| - Defamation, libel. | |
| However, my astonishment at these libels can hardly surprise you. | |
| Plots have I laid, inductions dangerous, by drunken prophecies, libels, and dreams, to set the... To set my brother Clarence and the king... | |
| Plots have I laid... inductions dangerous... with lies well steeled with weighty arguments... by drunken prophecies... libels... and dreams... to set my brother Clarence and the king... in deadly hate the one against the other. | |
| Slanders and libels, mobs, seditions, and then the hissing snakes, the burning torches and haggard horrors of civil war. | |
| You wish to defend libels against his majesty's representatives? Certainly not. | |
| However, my astonishment at these libels can hardly surprise you. | |
| Plots have I laid, inductions dangerous, by drunken prophecies, libels, and dreams, to set the... To set my brother Clarence and the king... | |
| Plots have I laid... inductions dangerous... with lies well steeled with weighty arguments... by drunken prophecies... libels... and dreams... to set my brother Clarence and the king... in deadly hate the one against the other. | |
| Slanders and libels, mobs, seditions, and then the hissing snakes, the burning torches and haggard horrors of civil war. | |
| You wish to defend libels against his majesty's representatives? Certainly not. | |
| Are we to stand by and hear our nature libelled and besmirched? I have tried to speak the truth as I saw it. | |
| It'll just make it a bigger story. - David, he signed an agreement that he wouldn't talk to the press... and now he's libelled me by saying I faked the figures. | |
| The paper libelled someone. | |
| You are aware, Lady Wren, are you not, that if certain statements... made in your book are false or misleading... then madam Ducros has been most cruelly libelled... for which she can justly claim damages. | |
| Your father fought when he was libelled. | |
| Because, if you happen to be a large monopoly... attacking a trade union... or a "Tory" paper libelling a Labor leader... then he is the best. | |
| Are we to stand by and hear our nature libelled and besmirched? I have tried to speak the truth as I saw it. | |
| It'll just make it a bigger story. - David, he signed an agreement that he wouldn't talk to the press... and now he's libelled me by saying I faked the figures. | |
| The paper libelled someone. | |
| You are aware, Lady Wren, are you not, that if certain statements... made in your book are false or misleading... then madam Ducros has been most cruelly libelled... for which she can justly claim damages. | |
| Your father fought when he was libelled. | |
| Because, if you happen to be a large monopoly... attacking a trade union... or a "Tory" paper libelling a Labor leader... then he is the best. | |
