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The earl's immense possessions must thus ultimately pass to your own kindred. The earl himself will be no longer a power apart from the throne, but a part of it. The barons will chafe against one who half ceases to be of their order, and yet monopolizes their dignities; the people will no longer see in the earl their champion, but a king's favourite and deputy.
But for the last half of June it monopolizes everything in the Worcester woods, no one picks anything else; and it fades so slowly that I have found a perfect blossom on the last day of July. At the same time with this royalty of the woods, the queen of the water ascends her throne, for a reign as undisputed and far more prolonged.
The best type of talker is slow to express positive opinions, is sparing in criticism, and studiously avoids a tone or word of finality. It has been well said that "A talker who monopolizes the conversation is by common consent insufferable, and a man who regulates his choice of topics by reference to what interests not his hearers but himself has yet to learn the alphabet of the art.
Sowerby, "neither to Harold Smith nor to us; you are making him rehearse his lecture, which is bad for him; and making us hear the rehearsal, which is bad for us." "Supplehouse belongs to a clique which monopolizes the wisdom of England," said Harold Smith, "or, at any rate, thinks that it does. But the worst of them is that they are given to talk leading articles."
He hears that a brother broker has sold "short," and immediately goes about with a wise look, saying: "Erie is going down Erie is going down; prepare for it." Immediately the people begin to sell; he buys up the stock; monopolizes the whole affair; drags down the man who sold short; makes largely, pockets the gain, and thanks the Lord for great prosperity in business. You call it "cornering."
As for the spirit of association, I know not where it is to be found, if not in Italy. By what is the Catholic world governed? By an Association. What is it but an Association that wastes the revenue of the poor Romans? Who monopolizes their corn, their hemp, their oil? Who lays waste the forests of the State? An Association.
Nothing beyond that. Again, in this preparation for future welfare the same principle still holds. VII. Fabrication of social instruments. Fabrication of social instruments. Application of this principle. How all kinds of useful laborers are formed. Respect for spontaneous sources, the essential and adequate condition. Obligation of the State to respect these. They dry up when it monopolizes them.
This class of Negroes in some parts of the North almost monopolizes the attention of the criminal courts and the result is an erroneous opinion with regard to the race as a whole. "Fourth: There is a decided drift of Northern capital to the South.
"Oh, no; my heart jealously monopolizes that privilege!" The old woman sighed audibly, and Mrs. Gerome added, "Pray, do not worry yourself about me! When I feel disposed to come in I can find the way to the door. Go and get your supper." The nurse passed her wrinkled hand over the drab muslin sleeves and skirt, and touched the folds of hair.
Clarke, who almost monopolizes the whaling trade here. He owns three steamers, and has a great melting-down establishment. I myself send great quantities of cod to Hamburg by steamer. Most of the boats here work for me." After breakfast Godfrey gave his host a sketch of his adventures. "It has been a wonderful journey," his host said when he concluded.
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