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"Adams still owes me five thousand dollars for his wife's portrait," sputtered Kenny. "And now he's out of town." "What on earth did you do with Reynolds' last check? You had enough there to live a year." Kenny looked dazed. "I recognized the danger with Brian's commercial instinct gone," he stammered, "and and conserved my funds." "You must have. You bought a lot of clothes," reminded Garry.
And lastly, the life, happiness, and prosperity of man is conserved by all of these things. The first step in this system of conservation must be education on this subject, education not only of the children but of the men and women also, on the need and methods of saving.
The tone in which he had said to Louisa, "Take Mrs. Cannon's handbag, Louisa," had been a marvel of ease. Louisa had incontestably blenched, for the bizarre Sarah, who conserved in Brighton the inmost spirit of the Five Towns, had thought fit to tell the servants nothing whatever.
When Louis the Little made that most audacious blunder which cost France millions in treasure and untold loss in men and women, Fenelon wrote to the Prime Minister: "These Huguenots have many virtues that must be acknowledged and conserved. We must hold them by mildness. We can not produce conformity by force. Converts made in this manner are hypocrites.
All these rights and prerogatives must be conserved, yet the unity of the family must be sustained. The injury of one shall be considered the injury of all; the comfort of each, the comfort of all; the honor of one, the honor of all. Extracts From letters written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to individual believers unless otherwise cited
Here was another destiny suddenly thrust into his charge and another person's property to be conserved and dealt with. Never, never, did he dream when acceding to Berknowles' request, of the troubles, little difficulties and causes of indecision that were preparing to meet him. Up till now, one side of his character had been almost unknown to him.
They, being seamen, would have very much liked some more; but Roger pointed out that the spirit must be regarded as medicine only, and must be carefully conserved for use as such if ever any of themselves should be taken ill. The men fortunately had sense enough to see that Roger was right in what he said, and agreed to the liquor being kept for use in case of necessity.
The real value that has thus been conserved by this human mode of life consists in preserving a relatively large number of secondary types or individual groups, rather than in insuring the predominance of any one biologically superior type. Man's work in the world is to make history.
Fellowes that I should sing in five minutes," she remarked maliciously and stubbornly, but she moved forward to the chair, nevertheless. "Yes, but there is no reason why we should not sit for three out of the five minutes. Energy should be conserved in a tiring world."
The Spaniards, standing under a monarchical government, can in one hour resolve to seize to-morrow all that they and we may abandon to-day. And they can carry such a resolution into effect at once. Our form of government does not permit this, so that our republic must be conserved by distrust and good garrisons."
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