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Her heart and feeling's were those of a girl, at any rate as yet; but her will and disposition were masculine in their firmness. For one so young, she had great and dangerous faults of character great, as being injurious to her happiness; and dangerous, as being likely to grow with her years. Her faults were not young faults.
When hope, love, life itself, are only Dust spectral memories dead and cold The unfed fire burns bright and lonely, Like that undying lamp of old: And by that drear illumination, Till time its clay-built home has rent, Thought broods on feeling's desolation The soul is its own monument. Admirable. Let us all be unhappy together. Now, I say again, a catch. I am for you. 'Seamen three. Agreed.
"One must agree with that," George replied. "Popular feeling's fickle; a constant standard is needed to adjust it by." Hardie smiled. "It was given us long ago. But I can't believe that there's much general sympathy with these troublesome fellows. What I complain of is popular apathy; nobody feels it his business to interfere; though this state of things can't continue.
"He must know that public feeling's pretty strong against him. To say nothing of my feeling and your feeling." He did know it. He knew that they were all against him; his father and his mother, and John and Dorothy. Because he couldn't bear to look at Dorothy, and couldn't bear Dorothy to look at him, he kept out of her way as much as possible.
Brown thinks that Adam Smith was to some extent misled by an ambiguity in the word sympathy; a word applied not merely to the participation of other men's feelings, but to the further and distinct fact of the approbation of those feeling's.
I excuse myself this time, but I must hold myself to the same standard that I want to hold Lee Greenfield to. How do I know that he hasn't had all sorts of cold, creepy feeling's keeping him from proposing to Caroline? I hereby promise myself that I will ask Cousin James to marry me the next favorable opportunity I get, if I die with fright the next minute, or have to make the opportunity.
It's my belief as money's the curse o' this world; I never knew a trouble yet as didn't somehow come of it, either 'cause there was too little or else too much. And Dick's gone an' done this? And him with all his preachin' about rights and wrongs an' what not! Him as was always a-cryin' down the rich folks 'cause they hadn't no feelin' for the poor! What feeling's he had, I'd like to know?
Some say a lot and feel a lot Some feel a lot and say nothing. Some say nothing and feel nothing. It may be a fault with me I don't know but when I start to say a thing I want to say all of it. But surely a feeling isn't less real because you don't seem able to express it whatever words you choose. 'Where the feeling's sacred the words are sacred, Bertha objected.
He was balancing his chair on two legs, so I pushed him over backward, and before he could pick himself up again Grim resumed. "Feisul is in Damascus, and the Syrian Convention has proclaimed him king. That don't suit the French, who detest him. The feeling's mutual. When Feisul went to Paris for the Peace Conference, the French imagined he was easy.
"What do you say, Hampton?" "I says as if you takes the line from under my feet for half a moment down I goes, for all the feeling's gone out of my arms. I'm done." "No, no," I whispered in desperation. "Hold on, Bob; we must we will save you." "Ay, lad," he said dolefully, "I'll hold on as long as I can; but if you two are going to save me, you'll have to be very smart about it, I'm afraid."
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