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The recognition of the form is rendered much easier in this way. Children who evidently do not recognize the identities of form by the eye and who make absurd attempts to place the most diverse figures one within the other, do recognize the forms after having touched their outlines, and arrange them very quickly in their right places.
He becomes feverishly observant, morbidly critical. He compares incommensurables, and flies to ideal standpoints. He is so eager to descry differences, that he overlooks similarities nay, identities.
Until the work is recognized, as it must be some day, as dignified and even artistic, we are advised to sink our own identities in this way." "You mean that Harrison isn't your name?" Mrs. Salisbury felt this to be really a little alarming, in some vague way. "Oh, no! And Justine was given me as a number might have been." "But what is your name?" The question fell from Mrs.
But this hardly touches the story, as this son died in his childhood. All that is needed to be known at present is that, as the result of Maisie's sudden disappearance, Phoebe was left in sole possession of her four-year-old daughter, to whose young mind it was a matter of indifference which of two almost indistinguishable identities she called by the name of mother.
He did not know who the boy was, never being easily certain as to identities of any but old acquaintances not from high indifference and dislike, like the doctor, but from dulness of observation. Jerome nodded in response to the man's salutation. "I can't ask the doctor before him," he thought, anxiously. The man rested heavily, first on one leg, then on the other.
The philosopher's profoundest conviction is that which he is most reluctant to express, lest he mislead. When exchange of identities is possible, be careful; you may choose a person who is willing. The most intolerant advocate is he who is trying to convince himself. In the Parliament of Otumwee the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed a tax on fools.
The name of his father, William King, was, by an odd necessity, perpetuated with his own. There were many James Kings and to avert confusion of identities the paternal cognomen was added. In the Bank Exchange saloon, where the city's powers in commerce, journalism and finance were wont to congregate, King met, on a rainy autumn afternoon, R.D. Sinton and Jim Nesbitt. They hailed him jovially.
"A well-known dramatist and the popular actress so closely associated with his works" why, to any one with the most superficial knowledge of plays and players of the moment, it was as obvious as though the names had been written in capitals. Max and Adrienne! Their identities linked together and woven into a fresh tissue of mystery and innuendo!
His birth of a Virgin at "Christmas," the slaughter of the Innocents, His wonder-working and His teachings, His crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension all these events in the story of His life are pointed to in the stories of other lives, and His historical existence is challenged on the strength of these identities.
'There is no difference. ROMANS iii. 22. The things in which all men are alike are far more important than those in which they differ. The diversities are superficial, the identities are deep as life. Physical processes and wants are the same for everybody.
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