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Or what is that, when he attributes an upright mind without craft or malice to a fool, when a wise man the while thinks no man like himself? For so I understand that in his tenth chapter, "A fool walking by the way, being a fool himself, supposes all men to be fools like him."
If ever these people are fools enough to manoeuvre us out of India, so much the worse for them; so much the better for us. It's a beastly country." Nevertheless Roy observed that he appeared to extract out of the beastly country every available ounce of enjoyment. In affable moments, he could even manage to forget his career and unbend. He was unbending now.
I've read stories that make it look that way, but in all my experience, it's the cowards and the fools that kill, and they do it because they're lower down, closer to the beast, or perhaps to an uncontrolled child, than most of us." "But there was a time," Bella said, with a smothered passion, "when an insult to a gentleman's honor had to be avenged."
You've kept at it, steady and strong and reliable, and you deserve your good luck. You shouldn't lose the fruits of your labour because we, each in our manner, have been assorted fools." I listened to this speech with growing indignation; and at its conclusion I rose up full of what I considered righteous anger. My temper is very slow to rouse, but when once it wakes, it takes possession of me.
We stood staring at each other like a couple of fools. 'You don't think he means it? I says. 'Bosh! says Silas. 'He's too sweet on Naomi not to come back. What's the matter now, Naomi?" I had noticed it too. She started and turned pale, when Ambrose repeated to her what Silas had said to him. "Nothing is the matter," Naomi answered. "Your brother has no right to take liberties with my name.
Now a sudden heat of rage seemed to fall on Dalfin, and he cried aloud to the men: "Hearken, fools! It is not to be said that the prince was wrecked like a fisher churl. There has been no wreck if there has been, there was no treasure. Mind you that." "Lord," said the man, trembling, "I cannot tell if aught was told the Lochlannoch. We have said naught to them, not having seen them."
"I suppose you Liberals really think, as the fools of the Tory newspapers seem to do, that your party is finished for ever and a day. Don't make any such mistake. A Ministry no sooner begins to live than it begins to die. Our people are in the full flush of triumph just now, but already they are beginning to die."
I have never seen the Kablunets fight with men, but they fight well with the bear and the walrus and the ice. They are not such fools as you seem to think. True, about this nothing this Nort Pole they are quite mad, but in other matters they are very wise and knowing, as you shall see before long."
At the same time expressing his surprise that he did not go with the multitudes, flocking to witness the spectacle. His answer was brief; "Fools enough there already. Battle, is the place to see men die." George Hosmer to Col. Red Jacket ever cherished a watchful regard over the interests of his people, and was always ready to speak in their behalf.
Then, at memory of Gyp's face, he shivered. Ah, how wretched it all was! There must be some way out some way! Surely some way out! For when first, in the wood of life, fatality halts, turns her dim dark form among the trees, shows her pale cheek and those black eyes of hers, shows with awful swiftness her strange reality men would be fools indeed who admitted that they saw her!
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