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If you do that there ain't nothin' left in your hands but dead leaves. And, dear, don't look at it through a microscope; it'll make the little things look too big. Quarrel once in a while if you must, but don't criticize his kind of love. A person's love is his own kind, same as his nose " "Oh, we never quarrel. Robert is a perfect gentleman." "Now that's too bad.
I was afraid I would make a mistake if I did anything; afraid I was not well enough equipped to do the things that suggested themselves; afraid that if I did try to do anything everybody would criticize what I did; afraid that my old college mates would laugh at me.
And eighteen years later there was a whimsical pathos in the phrase in which he announced his fatal illness to a friend: "Yes, I am going to join the Majority and you know I have always preferred Minorities." It would be foreign to my purpose to criticize Lord Houghton as a poet.
It will never be rendered superfluous, although the men of our day criticize it in detail. A recent work of value is "Heredity and Environment in the Development of Men," by Professor Edwin Grant Conklin, 1918. At any rate, there is much dispute, between men of unquestionable ability, on the one side and on the other.
Siddons criticize either myself or my father directly, but I understood with the utmost clearness that he found my father indolent and hesitating, and myself more than a little bit of a mollycoddle, and in urgent need of pulling together. Harbury went on with that process of suppressing, encrusting, hardening, and bracing-up which Mr. Siddons had begun.
President, that arrangement would be impossible for two reasons; first, these women would not want me as their counsel if I were a member of your Administration, for it would appear to the public then as if your Administration was not responsible for the indignities to which they have been subjected, and your Administration is responsible; and, secondly, I cannot accept your suggestion because it may be necessary in the course of the appeal vigorously to criticize and condemn members of your cabinet and others close to you, and I could not adopt this policy while remaining in office under you."
When you see the British army at work nothing is further from your thoughts than to criticize or to offer any suggestions. It knows its business, and does it, quietly and without fuss.
"Then why, for goodness' sake, did they do nothing but criticize her when she was alive?" said Helen. Very gentle their voices sounded, as if they fell through the waves of the sea. "If I were to die to-morrow . . ." she began. The broken sentences had an extraordinary beauty and detachment in Hewet's ears, and a kind of mystery too, as though they were spoken by people in their sleep.
But I must caution you never to criticize letters from parents or friends; nor look upon a teacher as a solitary being, without friends and without feelings." "I hope you do not think I would exact too much, or be unreasonable in any command to a teacher," said Elizabeth.
I criticize only its frequent exclusiveness and exaggeration. And I do this, as I think, in the interest of true science. There are two methods of reasoning possible, in this case or in any other case, and there are only two I mean the deductive, and the inductive.
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