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In the not very distant future, after the Third World War, Justice had made great strides. Legal Justice, Economic Justice, Social Justice, and many other forms of justice, of which we do not know the names, had been attained; but there still remained spheres of human relationship and activity in which Justice did not reign. - Facial Justice [Books (First Lines)] The 8th of July was a Sunday, and on the following Monday I left West Hatch, the village where we lived near Salisbury, for Brandham Hall. My mother arranged that my Aunt Charlotte, a Londoner, should take me across London. Between bouts of stomach-turning trepidation I looked forward wildly to the visit. - The Go-Between (ch. 1) [Books (First Lines)] The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there. - The Go-Between (epigraph) [Books (First Lines) : Past]
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