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I perceive that in different lands the resistance to inoculation is in proportion to the need for it; and the reason is plain. So I scarcely condescend to discuss this question with regard to Emile. He will be inoculated or not according to time, place, and circumstances; it is almost a matter of indifference, as far as he is concerned.

Judge People's Friend, according to his own account of the matter, represented a great nation a very great nation and yet I did not perceive that he met with a warm a very warm reception.

What? knowest thou not how the other theeves if they knew thy demeanour would put thee to death as they had once appointed, and so worke my destruction likewise? Well now I perceive thou hast a pleasure in the dammage and hurt of other.

Perhaps you will think better of it, and will learn to perceive. . ." "I! . . ." said the leech with a lofty smile. "Do you really know me so little? Your husband, I am ready to admit, stands high in my esteem, and when he wants me he will no doubt send for me.

"No doubt the painter had experience and penetration enough to perceive that he was suffering intensely; but he wanted to see the suffering embodied in outward signs, bringing it within the region over which his pencil held sway.

Intuitively, I believe, as he sat there staring at Colonel Menendez, he began to perceive the shadow within a shadow which was the secret of Cray's Folly, which was the thing called Bat Wing, which was the devilish force at that very hour alive and potent in our midst. This conversation in Colonel Menendez's study produced a very unpleasant impression upon my mind.

Jack had the wit to perceive that it would hit home, so he replied, very quietly and respectfully: "If you please, Captain Wilson, that was all zeal." "Zeal, Mr Easy? I think it but a bad excuse. But pray, then, why did you kick the man down the hatchway? you must have known that that was contrary to the rules of the service." "Yes, sir," replied Jack, demurely; "but that was all zeal, too."

But I sat in pain to think whether he would begin with me again after dinner with his enquiry after my bill, but he did not, but fell into other discourse, at which I was glad, but was vexed this morning meeting of Creed at some bye questions that he demanded of me about some such thing, which made me fear he meant that very matter, but I perceive he did not.

The royalists did not at first perceive that the monarchy was at an end. They imagined that the king was again in the same condition as after Varennes, only occupying the Luxembourg instead of the Tuileries, and that he would be again restored, as the year before. The majority of the Legislature was loyal, and it was hoped that France would resent the action of the capital.

"Knuckles," a brawny fellow with a florid face and a peculiar squint, approached Patsy and bowed. "You're to lead with me, Miss," he said. "Are you ready?" "Not quite," she returned with dignified composure; "for I perceive you are not quite ready yourself." "Eh? Why not?" he inquired, surprised. "You are still wearing your firearms," she replied.