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Even a reward of £1,000 failed to discover the author, printer, or publisher of this paper, the condemnation of which rather whets the curiosity than satisfies the reason. I would shrink from saying that a paper so widely disseminated no longer exists; but even if it does not, its non-existence affords no proof that in its time it lacked justification.
And here the question may arise in some minds, What is the use of it all? The answer is, that if man's intellectual nature thirsts for knowledge, then knowledge is useful because it satisfies this thirst.
This satisfies both him and Brooks; he was then, by provision, to sup or dine there no more without paying.
It was impossible to fence the interrogation; it had to be answered, one way or the other. "I know the man by sight," he said; "but I beg to assure you that until last night I had never seen him." "That may be," the cripple said drily. "But you know him now, and that satisfies me. Now, listen. You see what I have in my hand. Perhaps you are acquainted with weapons of this kind?"
She is serious, with a calm and even simplicity, to which everything is a kind of child's play, putting no unnecessary pathos into a matter destined to come right in the end. And so her delicate and restrained gaiety in masquerade interprets perfectly, satisfies every requirement, of what for the moment is whimsical in Shakespeare's art.
Trust me, I've watched it in myself." "So you cared for me from the very first?" Alaire questioned. It was the woman's curiosity, the woman's hunger to hear over and over again that truth which never fails to thrill and yet never fully satisfies. "Oh, even before that, I think!
I give you one warning. If you shut your eyes . . ." "Of course," she flew from him, "big mountains must be satisfied with my admiration at their feet." "That will do for a beginning." "They speak encouragingly." "One of them." Vernon's breast heaved high. "To be at your feet makes a mountain of you?" said she. "With the heart of a mouse if that satisfies me!"
"I do not intend to play again," he said. "With your luck that would be more than a fault." "I wanted a certain sum; I have won it, and that satisfies me." "You will not be so foolish as to refuse the hand that Fortune holds out?" "Are you sure she holds it out to me?" Saniel asked, finding that it was the prince. "Do not doubt it. I will show you " "Thank you; but I never break a resolution."
And what sort of a figure shall I cut, at the court of King Pelias, with a golden-stringed sandal on one foot, and the other foot bare!" "Do not take it to heart," answered his companion cheerily. "You never met with better fortune than in losing that sandal. It satisfies me that you are the very person whom the Speaking Oak has been talking about."
Eddy maintains a discreet silence. Sin, sickness, and death, she says, are beliefs which originated in mortal mind. And how and when did mortal mind originate? Mortal mind does not exist, she answers, therefore it had no origin. This reasoning satisfies her; she believes it perfectly adequate.
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