He's the wise, witty narrator, the tragic victim of progress and racial oppression, who shapes the character and demeanour of the naive, upright Reid and, ultimately, turns him into an avenger.
ROUVRAY, France, March 23 The custom of harvest ing fish on the Monday of Holy Week is fading along with many other village tra ditions, a victim of progress and pollution.
It is a fitting tribute to one of the voiceless victims of human progress.
Readers are treated to contextual anecdotes about the players in many of these dramas, ranging from those who developed the technologies (e.g., Michael Faraday for mercuric chloride), to those who studied the conditions (e.g., Jean-Martin Charcot for carbon disulfide neurotoxicity), to multiple pitiable descriptions of the victims of industrial progress (e.g., Clara, the benzol worker).
In a joint effort of such medical research and care, the patient would benefit from - rather than being a victim - of progress [ 76].
But Mr. Wright said that the Times Square store, which has about 60,000 square feet of selling space, is not simply a victim of technological progress.
Even though we stopped hunting these whales (after the 1986 moratorium), it seems they are fated to remain victims of our remorseless progress.
The victim, as they say, of progress and the wreckers' ball.
But municipal officials view Mr. Mamlak as a beneficiary of progress, not its victim.
But Jill Zuccardy, a lawyer involved in the suit against the city, said progress for victims of domestic violence and their children had already been achieved.
