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This formal affirmation of a man whom he knew to be skilful ended the hesitation of the commissary. "That being the case," he replied, "I must request a few moments' conversation with M. Fauvel." "I am at your service," said the banker. Prosper foresaw the result of this conversation.
The army must march to their rescue!" The other officers raised their voices in affirmation. Henry and his friends bowed. All three were affected deeply. But Henry said: "Colonel Clark, you can't know how much we thank you for such an offer, but we three must go alone.
"We'll all look forward to seeing you, my dear," she called kindly; but feared, Ellen saw, to meet the hard eyes of this terrible woman, who was staring after her with a look of hostility that, directed on this little affirmation of love and amiability, was as barbarous as some ponderous snare laid for a small, precious bird. "Let's get on," said Marion.
Afterwards when it has us surely in its clutches because of our past, it gives us only what is necessary in order to live with a certain freedom. What can I ever do in those lands?... Must I pass the rest of my existence selling myself for bread?... I will not do it. I would rather die first!" This desperate affirmation of her poverty made Ferragut smile sarcastically.
And, Billy... we're never, never going to work our damned heads off, are we?" "Not on your life," Billy growled in fierce affirmation. They walked into Black Diamond with their packs on their backs. It was a scattered village of shabby little cottages, with a main street that was a wallow of black mud from the last late spring rain. The sidewalks bumped up and down in uneven steps and landings.
These defects of Kantianism were early recognised by Schopenhauer, who also appears to have realised that what was wanted was another and a new key to unlock the gateway of Knowledge. Knowledge was in essence an affirmation or series of affirmations about a real World distinct from the Knower.
It was not a theory, nor an intellectual affirmation; it was a position taken, which necessarily must pass into action of some kind. He began to see that without this deliberate belief it was impossible for man to know the things which are purely spiritual. It was the condition necessary for revelation. He was fascinated with the pursuit of this new study.
Presently my friend spoke, and it seemed to me his voice was a mite husky. Well, he had a bad cold. "You said they mostly attack persons who are sleeping out, didn't you?" "That's right, too," said Johnny, and Bill nodded in affirmation. "Then, of course, since we sleep indoors everything will be all right," I put in. "Well, yes and no," answered Johnny.
Statesmen called upon to defend a political cause, and commercial men pushing the sale of their products by means of advertising are acquainted with the value of affirmation. Affirmation, however, has no real influence unless it be constantly repeated, and so far as possible in the same terms.
Then, having produced whisky and soda and a box of cigars, he seated himself on the sofa, facing us, and said in English: "You saw those two Russians come aboard, just now, after nearly losing their passage?" And when we nodded affirmation he continued: "I am wondering whether the circumstance means trouble for us. And for this reason.
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