...their employers ; between which positions no very wide distinction is admissible. It is true every man has a right to do as he likes with his own; but when a man, possessing a large estate, looks round the world with a due regard to his own happiness,...

...in these northern regions ! It is clear that his Grace of Argyle has acted differently ; but every man has a right to " do as he likes with his own." It is probable, however, that it would be wiser policy, and more practical economy, in the Marquess...

...their employers ; between which positions no very wide distinction is admissible. It is true every man has a right to do as he likes with his own ; but when a man, possessing a large estate, looks round the world with a due regard to his own happiness,...

...imperishable and iiresistible when united with high-mindedness." for him. Thus, then, 1 say, " every man has a right to do as he likes with his own." We shall like to eat, wear, and inhabit the produce of our labour. He maydo the same. But if he will...

...voices will exclaim, "there is no remedy—no tampering or interfering with private property—every man has a right to do as he likes with his own." Interfere with private property! Why, does not the Government every day interfere with our property...

...will exclaim, " there is no remedy — no tampering or interfering with private property — every man has a right to do as he likes with his own." Interfere with private property! Why, does not the Government every day interfere with our property...

...obliged to buy it ? It is sufficient to reply to this, that while it still .remains to be proved that a man has a right to do as he likes with his own, it has never yet been even pretended that he can do as he lists with that which is other people's....

...on that seasoned brain. " Have it your own way"—he cried out, with a noisy recklessness. " D—n it all! I don't know why I should be so squeamish....the room, towards a press that stood in a corner. There he opened one drawer after another, till he found what he sought; muttering and mumbling under...

...finished it at a gulp : the deep fiery draught took instant effect even on that seasoned brain. 122 123 " Have it your own way," he cried out, with a noisy...a right to do as he likes with his own. After all, it 'a only what I 've been thinking of for myself, these months post ; and what, I dare say, I shall...

...league would at once be pronounced illegal in England, where it is a recognised principle that every man has a right to do as he likes with his own ; but the Maori tenure of land is different. It rarely belongs to a single family or to a single individual...