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Davis that you had disappeared. To-night we saw Sebastian for the first time. He brought me here." "Good of him," commented Dick ironically. "You will be freed of course at once." Manuel drew out his knife and cut the cords that bound the prisoner. "But I must ask your forbearance in behalf of Sebastian and Pablo and the others that have injured you.
It was necessary that I should first work in a great workshop" "To go on with your plan of the staircase," interrupted Michael, ironically. "You must now say M. Raymond's plan, father," replied Robert, smiling. "Why?" "Because I have sold it to him." The joiner, who was planing a board, turned round quickly. "Sold it!" cried he, with sparkling eyes.
I haf a smelter and my gold quartz I make into ingots, refined to the standard purity. So simple, and I am a rich man. "But gold does not bring happiness, my friend Kent." He chuckled ironically at his use of the platitude. "There iss more in life than the ownership of gold. You ask my plans. I haf Babs, now. I am gifing up the Earth world. The mysterious man they know as Frank Rascor will vanish.
Carathis, whose antipathy to wine was by no means insuperable, failed not to supply a reason for every bumper, which they ironically quaffed to the health of Mahomet.
This led to an ongoing revolution in economic relations. Ironically, dehumanizing totalitarian regimes, such as fascism and communism, were the first to grasp the emerging prominence of scarce and expensive human capital among other means of production. What makes humans a scarce natural resource is their mortality.
The character who is challenged is easily made out, and we may recognize how natural he is and how near to ourselves. In the first verse he is called by a name expressing unusual strength or influence a mighty man, a hero. The term may be used ironically, like our 'big fellow', 'big man. But, whether this is irony or not, the man's bigness had material solidity.
But Orlov and his friends did not jeer or make jokes, they talked ironically. They used to say that there was no God, and personality was completely lost at death; the immortals only existed in the French Academy. Real good did not and could not possibly exist, as its existence was conditional upon human perfection, which was a logical absurdity. Russia was a country as poor and dull as Persia.
"Yes; but of course, but " "I hold him to his word, Mr. Edgerton." "But of all the crazy " "I have my own reasons, sir," Darrin interposed quietly. "I think it very likely, too, that Mr. Treadwell will comprehend my reasons." "But he doesn't like the idea of fighting an already half-whipped man." "Will it get on his nerves and unsteady him?" asked Dave ironically.
"Lucy Eldridge is as free from art as she is from every other error: she is " "Everything that is amiable and lovely," said his father, interrupting him ironically: "no doubt in your opinion she is a pattern of excellence for all her sex to follow; but come, Sir, pray tell me what are your designs towards this paragon. I hope you do not intend to complete your folly by marrying her."
Ursula looked at the man who stood in the garden with his hair blowing and his eyes smiling ironically, and she cried: 'Oh it makes me so cross, this assumption of male superiority! And it is such a lie! One wouldn't mind if there were any justification for it. 'The wild cat, said Birkin, 'doesn't mind. She perceives that it is justified. 'Does she! cried Ursula.
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