Nothing could be less justifiable, or, indeed, more nefarious than such removals.

As a matter of fact, however, such removals are by no means frequent.

I don't remember ever feeling anything but relief and even pleasure from such removals.'

He had witnessed many such removals, and always with pain, though he knew that they departed for their own good.

In such removals, too, it is well, in many cases, to keep the motive and design of them as much as possible out of view.

"Providence does not admit of such removals in all cases," said he.