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True, it was a little extravagant, depended too much, perhaps, upon other people's estimations of him tallying with his own; but you will have found out by this time that the youth was a realist. Ideas stood for things with him; and, as he said, if he could not make them stand so to his auditory he was no poet. This was a heresy he could not allow even supposititiously.
If he retracts! 'Hypothetically, No. 'But supposititiously? 'Certainly. 'Then we grasp hands on it. It's Malkin or nothing! said Mr. Sullivan Smith, swinging his heel moodily to wander in search of the foe. How one sane man could name another a donkey for fighting to clear an innocent young lady's reputation, passed his rational conception. Sir Lukin hastened to Mr.
"Well," he replied, with amorous facetiousness, "what man has done, man can do." The lady endeavored gently to withdraw her hand, but he held it firmly. "Will it be a long engagement?" she asked, with a colder smile. "By Jove, not very!" he whispered riotously. She felt like one of those intelligent persons who pull the triggers of supposititiously unloaded guns.
The character of their discussions is well, although supposititiously, expressed by Gerald Massey, in his work entitled, "The Historical Jesus and the Mythical Christ;" page 179, American edition, where he makes the Gnostics say to the Christians, "You poor ignorant idiots; you have mistaken the mysteries of old for modern history, and accepted literally all that was only meant mystically."
Accordingly, with a view to give her favourite all worldly advantages, she adroitly changed the children; and, while she was still kind and motherly to the little Tracy-Begum, she had the satisfaction to see her pet supposititiously brought up in all the splendours of an Eastern court.
If he retracts! 'Hypothetically, No. 'But supposititiously? 'Certainly. 'Then we grasp hands on it. It's Malkin or nothing! said Mr. Sullivan Smith, swinging his heel moodily to wander in search of the foe. How one sane man could name another a donkey for fighting to clear an innocent young lady's reputation, passed his rational conception. Sir Lukin hastened to Mr.
And I have only now, in passport wise, to sketch my reader's portrait, which I hope may be thus supposititiously traced for either sex: Complexion Fair. Eyes Very cheerful. Nose Not supercilious. Mouth Smiling. Visage Beaming. General Expression Extremely agreeable.
The situation finally reached a point where it inspired reflections of a more or less humorous order. "I tell you what I think," said Thaddeus one evening, after a particularly flagrant breach on Jane's part, involving a streak of cranberry sauce across a supposititiously clean plate: "you won't discharge her, Bess, and I won't; suppose we send for Mr. Burke, and get him to do it." Mr.
"I was only speaking supposititiously, and in view of your position on a trial for manslaughter, when I suggested that no one could prove, or say that you didn't mean to strike little Mary, when you threw the tumbler." "Well, I didn't mean to strike her: and I don't believe there is a man in this bar-room who thinks that I did not one."
Accordingly, with a view to give her favourite all worldly advantages, she adroitly changed the children; and, while she was still kind and motherly to the little Tracy-Begum, she had the satisfaction to see her pet supposititiously brought up in all the splendours of an Eastern court.
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