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For, either the contract must be dissoluble at will or the rule must be given to one, and if to one, then, as every one admits, to the husband. We must then choose between entire freedom of divorce and the subordination of the wife. If two people are indissolubly connected and differ in opinions, one must give way.
To him they seemed opinions inherited, not formed, and in most cases were nothing more than the result of prejudice working upon ignorance. This particular question was one which he purposed to make the subject of his address as president of the Social Science Association, at its annual meeting in 1901. He never lived to complete what he had in mind.
An old-fashioned belief, you will say, but I find it practically true." "But Paul says the only facts based on history in the Gospels are that Christ lived and died a martyr to his opinions," said Sally. "So many men say nowadays.
We don't print his opinions, and he has a perfect right to hold them, whether Mr. Dryfoos agrees with them or not." Mrs. March had judged it decorous for her to say nothing, but she now went and sat down in the chair next her husband. "Ah, dog on it!" cried Fulkerson, rumpling his hair with both his hands. "What am I to do? The old man says he's got to go."
It was roundly asserted, too, that all this reform agitation was the work of demagogues and infidels. Time has proved that the common people of England were able to record intelligent votes, and that they did prize the privileges which were so reluctantly granted; neither is infidelity any more rampant since liberty has been given to the people to express their opinions than it was before.
They express themselves sturdily and naturally, and with no subservience to the opinions of others. There's a sort of hearty sincerity about them that I like. Ages of culture on the island have gone deeper than the surface, and they have simpler and more natural manners than we. There is something good in the full, round tones of their voices.
The prince saw that there was little hope for him but he begged the snake to allow two or three judges to decide whether it was fair that he should be killed, after what he had done. The snake agreed to this provided that the judges were not human beings; he was willing to be bound by the opinions of any one else.
Soon after the attack on Sumter he said in a public address, "We have been very homeless for some years past, say since 1850; but now we have a country again.... The war was an eye-opener, and showed men of all parties and opinions the value of those primary forces that lie beneath all political action."
And three human perfections he will seek to attain: to reason rightly, to speak graciously, to do his duty. Anarchic philosophy Success not truth Man the measure All opinions true Reductio ad absurdum
"But how could the chief be informed of the treasure being sent?" "That sort of people always know what it is their interest to know." "Yes," thought I, "although they do not read the Twentieth Century." Meanwhile different opinions were being exchanged on the gangways.
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