...because he had inflicted misery, because his was the triumph, because his was the gain. " Forgiveness to the injured does belong, But he ne'er pardons who has done the wrong." The conduct of the yeomanry, however, on the following occasion, was highly meritorious. A party of...

...Iseseris " is a thesis well known, as also the maxim conveyed by the following couplet — " Forgiveness to the injured does belong, But he ne'er pardons who has done the wrong." While referring to the danger of blind confidence, placed either in partners or in employes, perhaps...