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One may add that Mr. Greg's speculations show, as Hume and smaller men than Hume had shown before, how easily scepticism in theology allies itself with the fastidious and aristocratic sentiment in politics. As was to be expected under the circumstances, much of Mr. Greg's time was given to merely fugitive articles on books or groups of passing events.
"He caught the stunner beam in the shoulder, and it will be a while before he can use it, but Johnny Coombs will be hard to keep down." They had promised Johnny to return later. They had had check-ups themselves. Both Tom's eyes were surrounded by purple splotches, and his broken left arm was in a sling. Greg's arms and legs were so stiff he could hardly move them.
I fail to see how the principle involved in this passage, and others of a similar tendency which I have quoted from Mr. Greg's paper, differ from that involved in Gospel texts which, if I were to quote them would grate strangely upon his ear. The texts comprise a moral sanction; but Mr. Greg must have some moral sanction when he forbids a man to do that which he is permitted to do by law.
The doctor was silent for a long time. "I don't know what Greg's doing," he added after thought. "The question is, what is Magsie doing?" said Alice. "In my opinion, Rachael's simply blown up," George submitted. "Magsie told her they had talked of marriage!" Alice countered. George gave an incredulous snort. "Well, then, Magsie lied," he said firmly. "She really isn't the lying type, George.
Though nobody liked the fruits of cultivated life better order, neatness, and grace in all daily things yet nobody was more ready to make short work of conventionalities that might thrust shadows between him or others and the substance of happiness. It would be difficult for me here to examine Mr. Greg's writings with perfect freedom and appropriateness.
"Howdy, fellows!" called Dodge carelessly, though inwardly he was quaking with alarm. How would these two decent cadets treat the fellow who had been kicked out of West Point for dishonorable acts? Prescott bowed, but did not speak. Greg's line of conduct was identical with his chum's. Bert turned white, at first, with mortification.
We may never be ready to sell to you, so don't stop breathing until we call you. Now if there's nothing else, why don't you take your friends and go somewhere else?" The fat man scowled; he started to say something more, then saw the look on Greg's face, and shrugged. "I'd advise you to give it some careful thought," he said as he started for the door.
This disinterested preference remained with Greg from the beginning to the end. William Greg's truest delight at this time lay in his affectionate and happy intercourse with his brother Samuel. There were three elder brothers.
Tom was back already, having beaten Dick to Greg's hiding place by about two minutes. "We may as well go back to camp," whispered Greg. "Not much!" Prescott retorted. "If anyone is trying to do anything to us, then we want to run the mystery down and put an end to it.
Greg's book a voice of mingled fervour and recueillement, a union of contemplative reason with spiritual sensibility, which makes them one of the best expressions of one of the highest moods of this bewildered time. They are in the true key for religious or spiritual composition, as Rousseau's Savoyard Vicar is; thought and emotion are fused without the decorations of misplaced rhetoric.
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