Laski

Shortly after his return to Poland, Laski died suddenly at Cracow, probably poisoned by one of his innumerable enemies.

He walked me down to see a friend of his, Laski, intellectually a sort of marvel—knows psychology and philosophy cold—grand talk.

It was new to Laski to endure tamely the misconstruction of his motives, or the least impeachment of his veracity.

The language of entreaty was new to Laski; he had tried it, and had failed.