It is also contended that it is unfair to the patrons of the game to schedule a contest and then not play in the city specified after some had traveled many miles to see it.

" "I don't think," answered Allingford quietly, "that any one has ever had reason to accuse me of being unfair in any of my dealings; it is exactly because I think it would be hardly fair to Thurston himself that I propose not to publish the number of votes awarded to unsuccessful candidates.

It is equally unfair on the author and on the pupil; for it is impossible to show the merits or demerits of a work of art, even to explain the truth or falsehood of any particular passage, except by viewing the book as an organic whole.

He would be just as careful to see that the old standbys did not make things rough or unfair for the newcomers.

When I met Elvira, I told her that it was unfair of her not to accuse herself and to let Loneli bear the punishment alone.

If we rebuke a drunkard or a sensualist, we think we can say nothing severer to him than to recommend him not to make "a beast of himself;" which is very unfair towards the beasts, who are no drunkards, and behave themselves as nature intended.

Ministers are about as unfair as pettifoggers in their way of arguing, and not more than one in twenty of them is brave enough to tell the whole truth.

There is no libel more grossly unfair than that which says the birds of Africa have no song.

(3) All the methods just mentioned as employed in dealings with customers are likewise unfair toward competitors.

" What is really very unfair about the whole thing is that I know that Nancy thinks me entirely to blame.