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From whom would come the mammoth war indemnity we should have to pay?" "Not from the poor," Maraton replied. "That is one of my theories. It would come from the very class whom I would willingly see enfeebled the greedy, grasping, middle class. The poor must exist automatically. They could not exist on lower wages; therefore, they will not get lower wages.
He knew my father's necessities and his childish capacities for business. With a keen sense of the power displayed in "Don Juan," and even in more melodramatic works, Shelley had acquired a full knowledge of the singularly licentious training from which Byron had then scarcely emerged, and of the vacillating caprice which enfeebled all his actions.
The prisoner turned, and though, evidently much enfeebled since the last visit, a wan smile gleamed on his wasted features. "And thy mother, boy?" he asked, so eagerly as to cause Gelsomina to turn hastily aside. "Happy, father happy." "Happy without me?" "She is ever with thee in spirit, father. She thinks of thee in her prayers. Thou hast a saint for an intercessor in my mother father."
Paul calls "mature manhood, the stature of full-grown men in Christ," we shall do many things that now seem impossible. Among them I think we shall view intersectarian arrogance as a mark of enfeebled intelligence. There will come an era of ecclesiastical climbing down.
The hapless artist had grown pale, it is true, in durance vile, but neither leaner nor enfeebled in body; on the other hand all the vigor of his intellect, all his bright courage for life and his happy creative instinct, seemed altogether crushed out of him.
How can she, or any old enfeebled creature like her, whose decrepitude and misery should move compassion rather than excite fear how can such a person defend herself against charges easily made, and impossible to refute?
For a moment she lay enfeebled and overwhelmed with horror. Then convulsively she crushed the letter in her hands. "See here wha' d' you mean?" cried the startled detective, springing forward; in a moment his powerful hands rescued the document. "Both of my sisters think we ought to stand out for more money," apologized Mr. Pyecroft. "And I'm not so sure they're not right."
Menacing as this power of Urartu appeared at the end of the ninth century to an enfeebled Assyrian dynasty, there were two other racial groups, lately arrived on its horizon, which in the event would prove more really dangerous. One of these lay along the north-eastern frontier on the farther slopes of the Zagros mountains and on the plateau beyond.
As for himself, he would have the glory of delivering him up to them, enfeebled, disarmed, and dying; and to him that glory was sufficient."
The years nearly twenty, since they parted in Los Angeles have brought gold and kith and kin to the one, with an enfeebled constitution and an uncertain temper. To the other, they have brought the glory of health for his manhood's crown, content and peace unutterable. To learn to subdue the ground is to learn one great lesson. So the strange meeting is soon over.
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