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I question whether persons who think most that is who have most conscious thought pass through their mind necessarily do most mental work. Every new idea planted in a real thinker's mind grows when he is least conscious of it." Maudsley says: "It would go hard with mankind indeed, if they must act wittingly before they acted at all.
And so she died of grief for me, poor child. So young, so sweet, so good! She never wittingly did a hurtful thing in all the little summer of her life. Her loving debt shall be repaid for I will die of grief for her." His head drooped upon his breast.
The North was roused and united; a result which showed that, wittingly or unwittingly, the Union leaders had so played the cards in their hands as to score the first trick. Our passage home was tedious but uneventful. I remember only the incident that the flag-officer on one occasion played at old-time warfare of his youth, by showing to a passing vessel a Spanish flag instead of the American.
I am thus able to take the thing as having quite wittingly and undisturbedly existed for itself alone, and to liken it to some aromatic bag of gathered herbs of which the string has never been loosed; or, better still, to some jar of potpourri, shaped and overfigured and polished, but of which the lid, never lifted, has provided for the intense accumulation of the fragrance within.
But, if any shall commit them, then are they to be deprived of Christ's body and blood; for, as some little is to be borne with in regard to those men who through unwittingness commit sin, so on the other hand it is to be strongly pursued in those who dread not to sin wittingly. Asked by Bishop St.
There is a definite scheme of things; it is under intelligent direction and works under immutable laws. Man has his place in this scheme and is living under these laws. If he understands them and co-operates with them, he will advance rapidly and will be happy; if he does not understand them if, wittingly or unwittingly, he breaks them, he will delay his progress and be miserable.
He felt himself, and had always felt himself, to be the last man in the world capable of figuring with authority in a public altercation. He loathed public altercations. The name of Shushions meant nothing to him; he had forgotten it, if indeed he had ever wittingly heard it. And he did not at first recognise the old man. Descended from the barrel, he was merely an item in the loose-packed crowd.
Only the thought that he should not lie wounded unto death without knowing at least that she was not ungrateful, that she had not wittingly betrayed him, gave her strength to start up the narrow steps. When her head rose above the trap opening the light in the large loft seemed less than it had promised from below.
He therefore, in blessing of his people, lays his hands across, guiding them wittingly, and laying the chiefest blessing on the head of Ephraim, or in that providence, that sanctifies affliction. Abel! what, to the reason of Eve was he, in comparison of Cain.
"No," said Fleda, "I should never go to seek my fortune." "Why not, pray." "I don't think I should find it any the sooner." Mr. Carleton looked at her and could not make up his mind! whether or not she spoke wittingly. "Well, but after all are we not seeking our fortune?" said he. "We are doing something very like it.
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