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All secrets are holy, but secrets of State are under a seal next to divine. Next to divine! She was the mouthpiece of his ruling principle. 'I 'm not, prying into secrets, Quintin persisted; 'all I want to know is, whether there 's any foundation for that article all London's boiling about it, I can tell you or it's only newspaper's humbug. 'A pretty sort of answer I should get.
But the saddest thing in Egypt is the fine art debased in the temples, in these ponderous monuments of their officialism; for here and there in them you see exquisite bits of low relief carving, that a Greek would have been proud of, hidden away in interminable hieroglyphic histories spread indiscriminately over grotesque pillars and vast walls, as regardlessly of decorative effect as advertisements in a newspaper's columns.
I talk to an average of ten men like you every day of my life; young chaps who don't know what a newspaper's run for; who don't care, either. They think reporting or editing is a nice easy way to make a living, and so they come here expecting to fall into a position. They don't get it. But when a fellow shows sense I give him a chance. And I'll give you one.
They pitied each other cordially, though neither listened to the other's symptoms, except in exchange for sympathy with their own. 'The war has got on my nerves; I can't think of anything else, Bruce said. 'It's an idee fixe. I pant for the morning when the newspaper's due, and then I can't look at it! Not even a glance! Odd, isn't it? The Rev.
The newspaper's figures were specific, and its map of infection showed no locality exempt. The city had wakened from an untroubled sleep to find itself poisoned. As an immediate result of the journalistic tocsin, the forebodings of Dr. Surtaine and his associates as to the effects of publicity bade fair to be justified.
So great was the desire that a similar meeting was held in Brooklyn. These assemblies threw the newspaper's into convulsions of horror that modest and shrinking women should dare discuss such questions, advocate the same moral standard for both sexes, criticise judge, jury and laws, and demand a different kind of justice from that which men were in the habit of dealing out. Miss Anthony and Mrs.
A Kansas "Childe Roland" One of the wisest things ever said about the newspaper business was said by the late J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska. He declared that a newspaper's enemies were its assets, and the newspaper's liabilities its friends. This is particularly true of a country newspaper.
So the Clerk was called upon in the Press to give up his success on the boards and go back to his twenty-five shilling clerkship; but he refused to do this, and wrote a letter to a newspaper, headed, "Need an actor be able to act?" and, it being the off-season and the subject a likely one, the letter was answered next day by a member of the newspaper's staff temporarily disguised as "A Call-Boy" and all this gave the Clerk another lift.
Dumont shrank again and sat cowering in the corner the very calling him by his name, now a synonym for failure, disgrace, ridicule and contempt, seemed a subtile insult. With roaring brain and twitching, dizzy eyes he read at the newspaper's account of his overthrow.
Within a day or so of the newspaper's announcement she had written me a long letter answering some argument of mine, and saying nothing whatever of the people about her. Even then Justin must have been asking her to marry him. Her mind must have been full of that question. Then came a storm of disappointment, humiliation and anger with this realization.
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