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Nevertheless, there is no getting over the fact that, by right, the Earl of March is King of England, and there is no saying what may come about in the future; but assuredly, at the present time, I am as ready to do my duty towards King Henry as are those who are louder in their expressions of attachment to him. "Nevertheless, I am well aware that the king distrusts me.
SCIENCE AND PROTESTANTISM. But the spirit of the age demands is the human intellect to be subordinated to the Tridentine Fathers, or to the fancy of illiterate and uncritical persons who wrote in the earlier ages of the Church? It sees no merit in blind faith, but rather distrusts it. It looks forward to an improvement in the popular canon of credibility for a decision between fact and fiction.
But I think Gertrude felt it was a bad omen and that her happiness would somehow elude her yet." "It does not do, Mrs. Dr. dear, to set your affections too much on a man," remarked Susan solemnly. "Mr. Grant is quite as much in love with Gertrude as she is with him, Susan. It is not he whom she distrusts it is fate.
Having said this, he closed the door and turned to M. d'Escorval. The baron, still standing with folded arms, had witnessed this scene with the air of a man who distrusts the evidence of his own senses; and yet he understood the meaning of it only too well. "So this young man comes here?" he said to Lacheneur. "Almost every day not at this hour, usually, but a trifle later."
It was I who was the foolish creature I hate myself! Well, you know how it has been I liked to believe it was the thing I knew he cared less for me than but I thought it was always so between men and women, and that I would not have petty distrusts.
To my husband I am a peg on which to hang his luxury, the sign-post of his ambition, a satisfaction to his vanity. He has no real affection for me, and no confidence. Ferdinand is hard and polished as that piece of marble," she continued, striking the chimney-piece. "He distrusts me.
You will find it helpful in overcoming self-distrust, to stop and think, why you are, concentrating your forces, and by so doing you become more closely attached to the higher self, which never distrusts. A man forgets because he does not concentrate his mind on his purpose, especially at the moment he conceives it.
But the religionist, confessing the ruthless indifference, the amorality which he distrusts and fears, and not denying the majestic uniformity of order, nevertheless declares that these are not self-made, that the amorality is but one half and that the confusing half of the tale.
The boat was resting motionless on the tide, as if suspended in an abyss of night, fathomless and empty. "Well, what now?" he demanded harshly. "Be careful, Dulla Dad!" "Still my lord distrusts me? There is naught to fear, none here to lift hand against you. Your servant lives but to serve you in all loyalty." "Indeed?" "My lord may trust me." "It seems to me I have too far."
Now the Bishop Butler type of mind the visualizing, idealizing, analogy-loving, literary, and philosophical mind is shared by a good many people; it is shared by or is characteristic of all the great poets, artists, seers, idealists of the world; it is the humanistic type that sees man everywhere reflected in nature; and is radically different from the strictly scientific type which dehumanizes nature and reduces it to impersonal laws and forces, which distrusts analogy and sentiment and poetry, and clings to a rigid logical method.