"For weal or woe | |
"against the Crown and the public weal." | |
A city of peace where order shall not rest on force, but on the love of all for the city, the great mother of the common light and weal. | |
A matter of public weal! | |
Blood hath been shed ere now, i' the olden time, ere human statute purg'd the gentle weal; | |
"For weal or woe | |
"against the Crown and the public weal." | |
A city of peace where order shall not rest on force, but on the love of all for the city, the great mother of the common light and weal. | |
A matter of public weal! | |
Blood hath been shed ere now, i' the olden time, ere human statute purg'd the gentle weal; | |
Did you hold off any mention of the weals to the upper arms? | |
Great long weals, they are. | |
It's hard enough to mend three months on a slaver without new whip weals to salve. | |
Now, these weals to the upper arms... | |
Same mutilation, same marks on the wrists, same weals on the upper arms, same method of disposal. | |
Did you hold off any mention of the weals to the upper arms? | |
Great long weals, they are. | |
It's hard enough to mend three months on a slaver without new whip weals to salve. | |
Now, these weals to the upper arms... | |
Same mutilation, same marks on the wrists, same weals on the upper arms, same method of disposal. | |