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Do men never ask more than three times?" "And must I be debarred for ever while he prosecutes a hopeless suit?" "Yes; you of all men." "Why so, Lady Laura?" "Because in this matter you have been his chosen friend, and mine. We have told you everything, trusting to you. We have believed in your honour. We have thought that with you, at any rate, we were safe."
As the drowning husband turned his eyes above, what must have been his agony as he saw his wife shooting upward, and knew that he was debarred the privilege of perishing with her? To the lasting honor of the male inhabitants, be it said that but few seemed to have availed themselves of their wives' superior levity.
Accordingly, there is great danger that the legislature, being debarred from all other kind of business, may take to quarrelling about its elective business; that controversies as to Ministries may occupy all its time, and yet that time be perniciously employed; that a constant succession of feeble administrations, unable to govern and unfit to govern, may be substituted for the proper result of Cabinet government a sufficient body of men long enough in power to evince their sufficiency.
Content, dumb, submissive, vacant, at such times, Wachita, debarred her husband's confidences through the native customs and his own indifferent taciturnity, satisfied herself by gazing at him with the wondering but ineffectual sympathy of a faithful dog. Unfortunately for Elijah her purely mechanical ministration could not prevent a more dangerous intrusion upon his security.
Therefore, though the right would remain, the remedy being withheld, it would follow that the owner would be practically debarred, by the circumstances of the case, from taking slave property into a Territory where the sense of the inhabitants was opposed to its introduction. So much for the oft repeated fallacy of forcing slavery upon any community."
In the latter there is no rowdyism no incivility from officers or servants; and, so far as the passengers are concerned, I could not perceive that they were debarred from any of the privileges enjoyed by passengers of the first class.
That evening Hannah enjoyed her tea and dry toast only as a woman long debarred from these feminine necessaries could enjoy them. When Ishmael also had had his supper and had cleared away the tea service, he took down his book, lighted his little bit of candle, and as his aunt was in a benignant humor, he went to her for sympathy in his studies saying: "Now, aunt, don't mope and pine any more!
When those slower methods by which correspondence was conveyed at a great expense and delay, and current literature was to a great extent debarred, were supplanted by a continuous line of stages, it was considered a revolution in the wheel of progress, and the consummation.
The reason of this was the increased number of hands each making more things than its owner could consume himself, and so making every other richer. There came, however, a change almost suddenly due to the new demand for land, the "owners" determining to await still further rises, before letting. This checked industry: for now people, debarred from the land, had only air.
The brain is, of course, of the same sex as the rest of the creature; besides, the original feminine nature, the whole of our training and education, our inevitable ignorance of common life and general human nature, and the various experience of existence, from which we are debarred with the most sedulous care, is insuperably against it.
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