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For instance , in one case a national bank was to purchase life insurance on a major shareholder for the purpose of using the insurance proceeds to redeem the shareholder 's stock upon his death , in order to prevent a possible decline in the price of the stock if the shareholder 's estate were to sell the shares . In one case a victim was black , and in the other the victim was old , weak , and female . In one corner a large , red-nosed policeman was urinating out of a window . ) In one case a job was refused because a strike was on in the plant . Though in one sense a woman of the world , it was , after all , that world of daylight coteries and green carpets wherein cattle form the passing crowd and winds the busy hum ; where a quiet family of rabbits or hares lives on the other side of your party - wall , where your neighbour is everybody in the tything , and where calculation is confined to market - days . In one case a reporter published their ( minor security ) issue to Bugtraq after not hearing from the Apache security team after 30 days . Miss Grizzel crossed the room to where stood in one corner a marvellous Chinese cabinet , all black and gold and carving . The choice of strict or fault liability is in one sense a choice between making activities more or less expensive relative to each other . In one case a teacher sued for the right to do so . To any but a singularly self-possessed man the apparition of an officer of the military forces , formidably clad , bearing in one hand a sheathed sword and in the other a cocked revolver , and rushing in furious pursuit , is no doubt disquieting to a high degree ; upon the man to whom the pursuit was in this instance directed it appeared to have no other effect than somewhat to intensify his tranquillity . ( As in 1 weekend a month ; two weeks a year , protecting folks here at home . At the head was the Queen , standing up in the bow and holding in one hand a coil of magic rope that gleamed like silver .