We cannot convict both, for only one is guilty.

We cannot acquit both, for only one is innocent.

Our verdict is that justice has been defeated by the dispensation of God, and ask to be discharged from further duty." This was read aloud in court and brought out a burst of hearty applause.
The old ladies made a spring at the twins, to shake and congratulate, but were gently disengaged by Mr.Wilson and softly crowded back into their places.
The judge rose in his little tribune, laid aside his silver-bowed spectacles, roached his gray hair up with his fingers, and said, with dignity and solemnity, and even with a certain pathos: "In all my experience on the bench, I have not seen justice bow her head in shame in this court until this day.

You little realize what far-reaching harm has just been wrought here under the fickle forms of law.

Imitation is the bane of courts--I thank God that this one is free from the contamination of that vice--and in no long time you will see the fatal work of this hour seized upon by profligate so-called guardians of justice in all the wide circumstance of this planet and perpetuated in their pernicious decisions.