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New Zealand Tablet, 20 February 1919, Page 30

No man ever knew, or .can know, what,will be the ultimate result, to himself or to others, of any given line of conduct. But every man t 7 may know, arid most of us do know, what is a: just ? and an unjust act. And all of us may know also that the consequences of justice will be ultimately the best possible, both to others and to- ourselves fi though .we can neither say what is best nor how it is likely to come to pass.—