Thus in the Doctor and Student it is said: "Law makers take heed to such things as may often come, and not to every particular case, for they could not though they would; therefore, in some cases it is necessary to leave the words of the law and follow that reason and justice requireth, and to that intent equity is ordained, that is to say, to temper and mitigate the rigour of the law." [Please select]
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See also Woodberry's Makers of Literature. [Please select]
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A great city is the most mighty of dung-makers. [Please select]
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The Makers of Florence, chapter xv. [Please select]
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When mischief-makers don't meddle even a German beats Buonaparte. [Please select]
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"Fire-makers, do your work." [Please select]
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Field work by the map-makers in this marginal area must have been extremely sketchy. [Please select]
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