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When once the industries ministering to purely personal luxury shall be suppressed luxury which in most cases insults and aggravates the misery of the masses the quantity and variety of work will adapt themselves gradually, that is to say naturally, to the socialist phase of civilization just as they now conform to the bourgeois phase.
On the opposite side she could see a dark line that was evidently the sea; a dull, heavy surging of waves broke on her ear; now and then the splash of the white surf was clearly visible. "Edna is young," she said vaguely; but, after all, there was scant consolation in this truism, for the young suffer very keenly; a sense of impatience, of injustice, aggravates their pain.
He is a kind old gentleman and he means well, but the tone in which he says "Hard lines!" whenever I miss an easy stroke irritates me. I feel I'd like to throw the balls at his head and fling the table out of window. I suppose it is that I am in a fretful state of mind, but the mere way in which he chalks his cue aggravates me.
The very fact that they are entitled to draw exactly the same salary whether the public estate improves or not, removes the incentive that would otherwise exist, even if they were the absentee landlords of the property, while the constant liability to be transferred from one district to another aggravates the difficulty of the situation.
Everything is twice as large, measured on a three-year-olds three-foot scale as on a thirty-year-olds six-foot scale; but age magnifies and aggravates persons out of due proportion.
In a case of unprotected small-pox, the appearance of the eruption aggravates all the above symptoms, and the danger begins; while in the modified small-pox, the moment the eruption shows itself the patient feels better, and, as a rule, rapidly recovers. The eruption, of modified small-pox varies materially from the eruption of the unprotected small-pox.
On reading his letter, Savarin's brow became clouded. He made a sign to his wife after breakfast, and wandered away with her down an alley in the little garden. His trouble was of that nature which a wife either soothes or aggravates, according sometimes to her habitual frame of mind, sometimes to the mood of temper in which she may chance to be, a household trouble, a pecuniary trouble.
"The boys that are going to college got to register now for the High School College Society." "Your father, Edwin, is the one to tell that to." "Other fellers' mothers put in a word for 'em." "I do, Edwin; you know I do! It only aggravates him There's papa now, Edwin, coming in. Help mamma dish up. Put this soup at papa's place and this at yours. There's only two plates left from last night."
When any considerable enlargement of the tonsils exists, each cold that the child may catch aggravates it, and if diphtheria, scarlatina, or severe sore-throat should occur, the temporary increase of the swelling may become the occasion of serious danger.
Every minute aggravates its sufferings, and will no one, no one come to its aid? We made an examination of the wounded man, together with our chief, who muttered almost inaudibly between his teeth: "He must be prepared for another sacrifice." Yes, the sacrifice is not yet entirely consummated. But Leglise understood. He no longer weeps.
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