Last Few Words: This is sameness made legal. Comments: The use of this syntax is a variety of compound and complex sentences. On page 525, paragraph 17, King writes about just and unjust laws. He starts off with a statement of a compound sentence and goes into the explanation of unjust laws and just laws.
Leech definition, any bloodsucking or carnivorous aquatic or terrestrial worm of the class Hirudinea, certain freshwater species of which were formerly much used in medicine for bloodletting. See more.
An area sheltered from the wind: in the lee of the boulder. Cover; shelter. adjective. Nautical Of or relating to the side sheltered from the wind: the lee gunwale. Located in or facing the path of an oncoming glacier. Used of a geologic formation. Origin of lee. Middle English le from Old English hlÄo shelter, protection; see kelÉ-1 in Indo-European roots.