The members were called "justices," and in the king's absence the chief justiciar presided over the court.   anvd [Please select]

"The day was fixed and cannot be gainsaid," answered the Justiciar, who was sitting at meat with others in the hall.   anvd [Please select]

The Knight begged the Justiciar to be his friend and help him, but he refused.   anvd [Please select]

"Give him two hundred pounds more," said the Justiciar to the rich man, "and keep the lands yourself."   anvd [Please select]

Pronounce: Plantagenets; palfreys; peasants; yeoman; toll; pheasants; naught; hie; surety; Justiciar; gainsaid; jousts; heir; tryst; steward; balked; lea; ado; liege; beguiled; buffet.   anvd [Please select]

"The day was fixed and cannot be gainsaid," replied the Justiciar; "I am with the Abbot."   anvd [Please select]

"Give him two hundred pounds more," said the Justiciar to the Abbot, "and keep the lands yourself."   anvd [Please select]

They were drawn up by a committee of bishops and barons, with the Justiciar or Chief Minister at the head.   anvd [Please select]

So they went to the High Justiciar, whose duty it would be to declare the Knight's lands forfeited if he did not pay the money.   anvd [Please select]

"He will not come," said the Justiciar, but he knew not that the Knight was already at the outer gate, and Little John with him.   anvd [Please select]