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Updated: May 25, 2025
There is, as always, a prosperous class, men well to do, the more fortunate and better-born; but the common people lead toilsome lives, and among them suffering is widespread. Three thousand years of human life, and this the result!
We must guard against this betimes, Cesarini for know that I dislike Maltravers as much as you do, and will cheerfully aid you in any plan to blight his hopes in that quarter." "Generous, noble friend! yet he is richer, better-born than I." "That may be: but to one in Lady Florence's position, all minor grades of rank in her aspirants seem pretty well levelled.
The man in the street might, as he had said, know nothing; but others, and notably the better-born, knew now that the Czar was dead. As Deulin was preparing to open the carriage door, Wanda spoke for the first time. "What will you do about the Mangles?" she asked. "We cannot let them remain here unwarned." Deulin reflected for a moment. "I had forgotten them," he answered.
He is the bonniest, sweetest little fellow that can be! What do you mean? 'I should have thought that the squire would have desired a better-born heir than the offspring of a servant, with all his ideas about descent, and blood, and family.
Some mysterious knowledge? how pleasant to learn it! Some capacity of love beyond the common? how delicious to have it all for her own! He must be greater, wiser, richer-hearted than she was, as well as better-born. Ah, if his wealth would but supply her poverty! And so, step by step, she was being led to sue in forma pauperis to the very man whom she had spurned when he sued in like form to her.
We must guard against this betimes, Cesarini for know that I dislike Maltravers as much as you do, and will cheerfully aid you in any plan to blight his hopes in that quarter." "Generous, noble friend! yet he is richer, better-born than I." "That may be: but to one in Lady Florence's position, all minor grades of rank in her aspirants seem pretty well levelled.
Our national Eugenic societies are hampered by false ideas of what constitutes morality, being bound to uphold the tradition that the child that is born of married parents, no matter how diseased in body and deficient in mind, is better-born than is the offspring of unmarried parents, even though the latter may be a model of physical health and mental efficiency.
Yet she has brought with her, from her native country, notions of her inferiority to the better-born and the better- educated but too soothing to my pride. Hence she is always diffident, and never makes advances to intimacy but when expressly invited and encouraged. It was a good while before all her new arrangements were completed.
They must be. They may not be happy, but they will feel a stronger yearning to go out alone and find 'the white presences among the hills." Beth was silent. "Yearning is religion," Bedient added. "Hunger of the heart for higher things will bring spiritual expansion. Look at the better-born children to-day. I mean those who do not have every chance against them.
But worse even than this hurried and unnecessary abandonment of vast munitions of war was the desertion of the loyalist population. Boston was full of loyalists, among whom were many of the wealthier and better-born persons in the colony, who, from the commencement of the troubles had left their homes, their fortunes, and their families to rally round the standard of their sovereign.
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