Adams, Ansel

Alf Adams did not want to talk rats but he did want to show me his bottle collection preserved in a dusty shed.

Mr. John Adams, a young lawyer of Braintree and Boston, was greatly interested in the question of the courts of justice.

It was commonly thought in America that Mr. Adams, although not a judge, had a singular gift for constitutional interpretation.

James Otis recovered from a temporary fit of insanity only to grow strangely suspicious of Samuel Adams.

With Samuel Adams it was a point of principle to avoid discreet conduct as much as possible.

But Samuel Adams, who thought "nothing should be despaired of," took upon himself the performance of this arduous task.