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"Do you think I shall tell the justices?" roared the old man insistently. "No, sir. Now I do not." The other growled gently and sank back. "But if you think that I will permit my son to flout and to my face in my own hall, and not to trust his own father why, you are immeasurably mistaken, sir. So I ask you again how far you intend to thwart and disobey me."
But Natural Selection, as we shall hereafter see, is a power incessantly ready for action, and is as immeasurably superior to man's feeble efforts, as the works of Nature are to those of Art. We will now discuss in a little more detail the struggle for existence. In my future work this subject shall be treated, as it well deserves, at much greater length.
An hour later Barbara was strolling up and down before the ranchhouse in the cool and refreshing air of the Chihuahua night. Her mind was occupied with disquieting reflections of the past few hours. Her pride was immeasurably hurt by the part impulse had forced her to take in the affair at the office.
"For you more than for all the world beside." "More than for ?" He cast a frowning glance at the photograph. "Immeasurably more," she answered steadily, and the unconquerable truth in her forced her to add the word, "to-day!" "To-day?" he echoed, with mingled anger and reluctant admiration.
A single moment of disorder which the Omnipotent might have prevented and did not prevent accuses his Providence and shows him lacking in wisdom; the slightest progress which man, ignorant, abandoned, and betrayed, makes towards good honors him immeasurably.
If every woman using the telephone would remember this fact the good accomplished would be thricefold. She would save her own nervous energy. She would save the ears of the woman at the other end of the wire. She would make herself heard. Patience, gentleness, firmness a quiet concentration all tell immeasurably over the telephone wire.
But it's always up to the girl. You know that." He felt immeasurably old beside Joe's boyish blustering old and rather helpless. "I'm watching him. Some of these days I'll get something on him. Then she'll know what to think of her hero!" "That's not quite square, is it?" "He's not square." Joe had left him then, wheeling abruptly off into the shadows. K. had gone home alone, rather uneasy.
He must serve the people; but he must serve his conscience first. All honor to such a judge; and all honor cannot be rendered him if it is rendered equally to his brethren who fall immeasurably below the high ideals for which he stands. There should be a sharp discrimination against such judges.
It is an attention . . . something very distinguished. . . . And is it possible that some still believe that they and the French might come to blows?" The very few Frenchmen who were travelling on the steamer found themselves admired as though they had increased immeasurably in public esteem.
I analysed the matter calmly, shewing him that the painter's labour is to a great extent purely mechanical, and can be done whilst engaged in casual talk; whilst a well-written tragedy is the work of genius pure and simple. Therefore, the poet must be immeasurably superior to the painter.
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