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I wouldn't be a man for no, not for not even for sich a pair o' calves as yourn! SUS. and BILL carry THO. out. MAT. follows. GER. is going after them. Mrs. C. Don't you go, Arthur. They can manage quite well. I will go if you like. Ger. They know something about Constance. Mrs. C. Pray give yourself no anxiety about her. Ger. What do you mean, aunt? Mrs. C. I will be responsible for her. Ger.
Tenemos que procurar a la mujer nuevos objetivos en la vida, otras ocupaciones elevadas para que pruebe su aptitud y de esta manera todo eso que se señala como defectuoso y deforme en su carácter y educación se eliminará en un ambiente de libertad y publicidad, donde sin miedo ni piedad se puedan sacar a colación los defectos y expurgar al individuo de sus vicios.
Then, resuming his briskness, he bantered, "So you don't want to go to England, Mr. Castro? No friends there? Sus. per col., and that sort of thing?" Castro, contemptuous, staring straight away, nodded impatiently. "But this gentleman you are so devoted to is going to England to his friends." Castro's arms shook under the mantle falling all round him straight from the neck.
"And then the inexpressible servility of those below them! The fools would not recognize Socrates if they fell over him in the street; but they can perceive Crœsus a mile off; they can smell him a block away; and they will dislocate their vertebrae abasing themselves before him.
"Pilot," said she, "I have made up my mind about one thing." "And what is that, Miss Sophia?" "Why, this in future, when we are alone, as just now, you must call me Susan, as you used to call your own little girl when at home, not Miss Susan." "Oh, I cannot do that, Miss Sophia." "But I insist upon it." "Well, Miss Sophia, I will try." "What did you say?" "Miss Sus " "What?" "Susan, I mean."
He did say he loved me, though. It's fifty times he did! Sus. Lies, lies, Mattie all lies! Mat. No, Susan; it wasn't lies. He meant it at the time. That's what made it look all right. Oh dear! Oh dear! Sus. But what's come to you now, Mattie? What's fresh in it? You're not turned like this all at once for nothink! Mat. I've seen him! Sus. Seen him! Oh, my! I wish it had been me. I'd ha' seen him!
¿Cuál es la diferencia, digo ahora, de que la mujer salga también de su casa para asistir o tomar parte en un miting político donde se trata de las necesidades públicas o de la conveniencia de eligir a éste o a aquél funcionario? ¿Qué peligros puede haber para la virtud o pureza de la mujer en que ella se interese en los asuntos públicos que afectan al bienestar de las familias, puesto que la mujer en cualquier estado de su vida ocupa siempre una posición dentro de la familia? ¿Por qué ha de considerarse que la mujer dejará en las zarzas de la política la flor de sus encantos si oye a un orador político ella que está acostumbrada a oir sermones o, si el caso se presenta, pronuncia ella misma un discurso expresando su opinión sobre algún asunto de interés para la familia, sobre la necesidad de remediar ciertos males sociales o sobre la conveniencia de recoger a niños abandonados o desválidos?
'Or sus' then Our in vincible Armada, which cost at least half a million, sailed, as you know, some weeks ago; the object kept an inviolable secret: conjectures various, and expectations great. Brest was perhaps to be taken; but Martinico and St. Domingo, at least.
"Yes, sus. per coll., as the Newgate records have it, hung himself with his handkerchief, an article he might have put to better use." And Easelmann blew a vigorous blast with his, as he laid down the pipe. "You understand, choking is disagreeable, painful, in fact, and, if indulged in long enough, is apt to produce unpleasant effects. Remember, I once warned you against it."
The acrobats come from Tarudant and another large city of the Sus that is not marked in the British War Office Map of Morocco dated 1889! Occasionally one of these clever tumblers finds his way to London, and is seen at the music halls there.
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