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It was a note about the death duties which had been collected in England during 1910, and it gave a list of about twenty estates on which large sums had been paid. The list included the names of the deceased and also the amounts on which probate duty had been paid. I decided to commit these names and figures to memory and to take an occasion the next day to reel them off to J. P.
If a new district had to be assimilated in settlement to the established model of the British raj, if a tribe of hill-savages had to be conciliated by gentler means than rifles or bayonets, if a difficult bit of diplomatic duty had to be performed on the debateable frontiers, Sir Owen Le Breton was always the person chosen to undertake it.
It is evident, that, if government were totally useless, it never could have place, and that the sole foundation of the duty of allegiance is the ADVANTAGE, which it procures to society, by preserving peace and order among mankind.
Only Christians, Egyptians, and other common folks dwelt in this quarter; however, since his duty as her protector had this day begun, he would fulfill it to the best of his ability. She went with him out into the street, and when they had gone a little way he clasped her to him and kissed her hair. His heart was full.
The Prefet this time did not withdraw his hand; he extended it, but it was with a certain awkwardness and timidity. "I thought it my duty to call on you, Vicomte, thus early, having already seen M. Enguerrand de Vandemar.
And there is this in it, too, Curdie of which you would not be so ready to think that when you come home to your father and mother, and they find you behaving more like a dear, good son than you have behaved for a long time, they at least are not likely to think you were only dreaming. 'Still, said Curdie, looking a little ashamed, 'I might have dreamed my duty.
But he did not ask him about the details, because his position as his counsel made it his duty not to know, or, at least, to seem not to know, certain things. "Now, my dear sir," said the prisoner, "you will render me a service, will you not?" "What is it?" "I want to know as accurately as possible how the house in which the countess lives is arranged."
But though he was forced to this disagreeable conclusion, the young Lieutenant was not the sort of man to criticize his country once she was attacked, or to shirk his duty as a soldier because he did not agree with his superiors on questions of national policy.
"That man is a fraud. If you call on the Manners Clothing Company, you will find it so." "That's not part of my duty. I'll take you to the station house, and you can tell the judge your story," replied the policeman. Yet I could see by the way his brow contracted that my assertion had had its effect upon him.
Procreative Control the Outcome of Natural and Civilized Progress The Growth of Neo-Malthusian Beliefs and Practices Facultative Sterility as Distinct from Neo-Malthusianism The Medical and Hygienic Necessity of Control of Conception Preventive Methods Abortion The New Doctrine of the Duty to Practice Abortion How Far is this Justifiable?
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