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Updated: May 10, 2025
It won't make any difference that he'll think her so much better than himself because she'll know the truth. I see no chance for her. My dear Nora, the best men are better than the best women there! But take note! I am not in love with him, though I adore him, and when he disapproves of me, I feel a worm. "I hear a good deal of the Fallodens, but nobody sees them.
A little hard to please, I'll admit. I've been at it quite some time, but it's only now and then I can do anything that seems to strike her just right. Mostly she disapproves of me, and she's the kind that ain't a bit backward about lettin' you know. Her remarks here the other day when she arrives to help celebrate Master Richard's second birthday will give you an idea.
Why do not you speak to your grandfather?" "So I have as far as it was possible for me. But you do not know Sir Peregrine. No one has any influence over him, but my mother; and now also your mother." "And what does Mrs. Orme say?" "She will say nothing. I know well that she disapproves of it. She must disapprove of it, though she will not say so.
"It simply means this, that when at Matching he had thought me worthy of having for a time the charge of you and of your welfare, that he had trusted me, who was the friend of your dear mother, to take for a time in regard to you the place which had been so unhappily left vacant by her death; and it means also that I deceived him and betrayed that trust by being privy to an engagement on your part, of which he disapproves, and of which he was not then aware."
I've got to live on this earth for a little while yet, and until I leave it I must be guided more or less in what I do by what the world approves or disapproves." "Very well," Boswell answered. "I suppose you are right, but in the autumn, when your family has returned "
I've learned that when she laughs gently she disapproves, just as I've learned that when she says with a placid sigh that war is terrible and must be avoided, all her hopes are bound up in its not being avoided. Her only son is in the Cuirassiers, and is, Kloster says, a naturally unsuccessful person. War is his chance of promotion, of making a career.
"My daughter-in-law made a very unhappy marriage, as I dare say you know. I suppose that the child will be educated in Italy. Possibly his grandmother may be doing something, but I have not heard of it. I do not expect that she will have him over. She disapproves of the father. It is altogether a painful business for her."
The incentive to Christian work, in the slums of the cities, amongst the most degraded savages and everywhere, is the finding of men broken and marred by sin and the possibility of bringing them back to God. God disapproves the sin but loves the sinner. The Bible declares the divine origin and the divine destiny of man, and that he was made in the image of God and for His glory.
Unlike the Spaniard, the Chinese disapproves of blood-letting in fevers, "for a fever is like a pot boiling; it is requisite to reduce the fire and not diminish the liquid in the vessel, if we wish to cure the patient."
"The Countess Lovel presents her compliments to Miss Lovel. The Countess disapproves altogether of the marriage which is about to take place between Lady Anna Lovel and Mr. Daniel Thwaite, and will take no part in the ceremony." "By heavens, she is the best Lovel of us all," said the rector when he read the letter.
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