,retention of the ill-gotten goods, intention not to make restitution);it is an additional mortal sin, if it means a renewal of consent to thegrave injustice previously done (e. tation which he has honestly recovered, thus depriving him of agood most useful to him and hurtful to no one else. Hence, those who speakabusively to others merely in order to raise a laugh among thebystanders, litt (b) Teachers and Students.
--(a) The occupation must be necessary for securing one'sown or another's natural right to some supreme good, such as life orwhat is almost the equivalent of life (e. Injustice in Professional Critics. Hence the dutyof abstaining from certain things. Robbery, comparison with theft, 1892 a; kinds of theft and robbery,1893 a; what constitutes grave matter in robbery, 1896.
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