Reading on horseback among Wesley and poets
The Manchester Guardian notes John Wesley read on horseback, claiming safety and focus as he traveled about 100000 miles with a slack rein. It adds examples of poets like Shelley and Southey who read while walking, often colliding with others as eyes stayed on the text.
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Southey
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Injunctions Traced From Roman Law to English Courts
The article outlines the history of injunctions from Roman law to English practice, noting first use in 1382 to restrain barons from overriding common law and defining injunction as preventing irreparable harm. It pairs the concept with mandamus and discusses its purpose to stop acts that would infringe rights or cause damage.
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Inexplicable Matrimonial Mishap Stuns Neighbors
A newly married couple becomes the talk of the Home Sector as the bride laments her husband’s odd conduct. The neighbor recalls him breaking twenty seven pieces of their best china while attempting to fuse two plates with a fork.
Widow Feels Grief After Brilliant Operation
A medical operation is praised for its success though one person, the patient’s widow, remains unhappy. The exchange suggests mixed reactions to a procedure noted as brilliant and demonstrably effective.
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