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And Mildred Claridge said, "I know that, quite as I observed, man proposes when he has been sufficiently prodded by some one who, because she is an idiot And that is why I am not blushing very much " "Your coloring is not repellent." His high-pitched pleasant voice, in spite of him, shook now with more than its habitual suggestion of a stutter. "What have you done to me, my dear?" he said.
Acknowledging the necessity by which its present continuance and the rigorous provisions for its maintenance are justified," etc. It pledges itself not to oppose the system of slavery. Proof. "Our society and the friends of colonization wish to be distinctly understood upon this point. "This institution proposes to do good by a single specific course of measures.
There were moments when I could hardly keep from bursting out with a revelation to the girls, of how I was really a man of good family, led astray by desperation over an unhappy love affair, and now taking to drink. Alas, yes, man proposes, God disposes.... And then, perhaps, Fruen herself might come to hear of it....
He treats of all things and persons that come in his way, but like one that draws in little, much less than the life: His bus'ness is t' inveigh and flatter, Like parcel parasite and satyr. He is a kind of vagabond writer, that is never out of his way, for nothing is beside the purpose with him that proposes none at all.
Now, when labour and materials are becoming more plentiful, and the scarce commodity is the pluck and enterprise that will take the risks involved by getting to work on a peace basis, it may be argued that any one who will take those risks, whatever be the stuff or services that he proposes to produce, should be encouraged rather than checked. It is again a question of the balance of advantage.
He is setting in movement operations that are intended to make 'coals cheap'; he proposes to have corn at his own price. He has so much confidence in what his tongue can do in the way of flattery, that he expects to come back beloved of all the trades in Rome. He will 'cog their hearts from them, and get elected consul yet, with all their voices.
What this company proposes to do is to saturate water with this carbonic acid gas mixed with nitrogen, and then pour that prepared water on fires. Of course, if much water were required, such a plan would never succeed, but a very small quantity is said to be sufficient.
On the form he has to give a full description of the dog, the name and address of the owner, the proposed port of landing, and the approximate date of landing, and further from lists which he will receive from the Board he must select the carrying agents he proposes should superintend the movement of the dog from the port of landing to the place of detention, and also the premises of a veterinary surgeon on which he proposes the dog shall be detained and isolated as required by the Order.
He must inhibit them if he proposes to be chaste, and his continent road is beset with never-resting temptations. He calls himself a fool at times for resisting, and his mind pictures the delights he misses if not from direct experience, from information he gathers in books and from those who know and if he yields, then self-reproach embitters him.
These volumes form the first instalment of a work in which one of the great lights of the Romish Church in our day proposes to recount the glories of Western Monasticism, and to narrate the lives of some of the remarkable men who successively passed from the cloister to the Papal throne, or in positions scarcely less conspicuous permanently affected the history of the Church.
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