Robert Browning,
The Ring and the Book — VIII. Dominus Hyacinthus de Archangelis…
“ Make murder out against us, nothing else! Of many crimes committed with a view To one main crime, Law overlooks the less, Intent upon the large. Suppose a man Having in view commission of a theft, Climbs the town-wall: 't is for the theft he hangs, In case he stands convicted of such theft: Law remits whipping, due to who clomb wall Through bravery or wantonness alone, Just to dislodge a daw's nest, plant a flag. So I interpret you the manly mind Of him about to judge both you and me,— Our Governor, who, being no Fisc, my Fisc, Cannot have blundered on ineptitude! ”
