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Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ

By Lew Wallace

BOOK FOURTH from Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ. Queen. Then I must wait for justice Until it come; and they are happiest far Whose consciences may calmly wait their right.” Schiller, Don Carlos (act iv., sc.

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BOOK FOURTH “Alva. Should the monarch prove unjust— And, at this time— Queen. Then I must wait for justice Until it come; and they are happiest far Whose consciences may calmly wait their right.” Schiller, Don Carlos (act iv., sc. xv.)

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