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"At least, this brings the search somewhat nearer home," Stanley wrote, "but it also complicates it, for 'the neighborhood of Pittsburg' is very vague, and it covers a large amount of country. However, I am going to start to-night for Pittsburg to see what I can do there.
Although it complicates a rural problem such as ours, it is fortunate that the individual farmer shares the larger social mind to such a degree as to diminish the intellectual influences born of his occupation.
"That rather complicates matters, doesn't it?" said my friend, when the muddy figure had safely reached the land of dreams. "If you've only got 150 fighting men in a company, your division has a strength of ..." and he proceeded to count away on his fingers as hard as he could. Presently he gave it up in despair, and a brilliant idea seemed to strike him.
Here life flows on almost as it flowed eight centuries ago; here man lives only in the past; and the contemporary only complicates and prevents the normal life. "Today is a great day," the Living Buddha once said to me, "the day of the victory of Buddhism over all other religions.
Still, by the terms of the protocol, he owes a visit to the Elysée he's right about that." "Well, what then?" "Why, it complicates things very awkwardly. How can the President receive, especially incognito, a King who is thought to be an assassin ... you don't know what might be made of it.... This extraordinary Frederick-Christian takes advantage of his impunity.
The money-changers are established even in the sanctuary, and by sanctuary I do not mean religious things alone, but whatever mankind holds sacred and inviolable. It is not gold that complicates, corrupts, and debases life; it is our mercenary spirit.
"Yes, but I've gone through with a great deal. The thing for me to have done was to have married her in the first place. There have been so many entanglements since, so much rowing and discussion, that I've rather lost my bearings. This will of father's complicates matters.
And these people wanting the Boston house another year complicates it. We can't spend the summer there, as we planned." "They oughtn't to have offered us an increased rent; they have taken an advantage of us." "I don't know that it matters," said Mrs. March. "I had decided not to go there." "Had you? This is a surprise." "Everything is a surprise to you, Basil, when it happens."
"Really," said Desmond, "that rather complicates things for her, doesn't it?" "It was in the shape of a letter of introduction, in French, without date or address, warmly recommending the dancer to our friend, Bellward." "Who is this letter from?" "It is simply signed 'P., but you shall see it for yourself when you get the other documents in the case."
But the grouping of these, also, would be determined finally by the convenience of access to the dominant centre. That secondary centres, literary, social, political, or military, may arise about the initial trade centre, complicates the application but does not alter the principle here stated. They must all be within striking distance.
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