Things done well, and with a care, exempt themselves from fear.
Henry VIII., I., 2
After adding the necessary salt of incredulity, it is to be concluded that——
It should receive careful consideration
It is worthy of attentive study
A conclusion not to be accepted without long deliberation
It is the part of rational protection for all concerned
We must wait for a propitious moment
On sober second thought, I——
We have to be as severe as justice