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Humans are funniest when they weep and tremble before, like you say, 'the facts in the case.'

The husband in my case was to be an inconvenience, but doubtless an amusing one.

Friends were there asking after their own Will, or John, or Thomas, as the case might be.

He knew that his case was hopeless, and he would not thaw even to the priest.

To my mind, under the conditions I have referred to, such could not fail to be the case.

The true remedy is not to be sought in that direction in the one case any more than the other.

In this case, I can only hope that in my experience it failed so to do.

It was fortunate that, in this case, no fears could be entertained.

Knife, however, must promise to leave his land to his son-in-law in case he died.

In my case, the minister himself proposed to apply for my testimonials.