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She took Juliana's illness as a personal affront, as a deliberate back-handed blow struck at the memory of Tollington Moon. With all the base implications of her daily acts, Juliana had never attempted anything like this. "Capers and nonsense," she said, "Juliana has never had an illness in her life."
If there was little contentment in this border there was still much rapture. Such things Mr. Garland reveals without saying them too plainly: the epic qualities of his book as in Mark Twain's Life on the Mississippi lie in its implications; the tale itself is a candid narrative of his own adventures through childhood, youth, and his first literary period.
When pressed it would ascribe all to "Heaven," and, as we have seen, it had many implications that would lead the inquiring mind to a belief in the personal nature of "Heaven." Had it developed these implications, Bushido would have become a genuine religion.
She knew how her mother, how her grandmother, how all the strong and quiet women of her race would have borne themselves in a crisis like this the implications and evasions which would have walled them within the garden that was their world. Her mother, she realized, would have been as incapable of facing the situation as she would have been of creating it.
Spencer has himself so fully explained the character of this doctrine, that no attentive reader can fail to understand it; but concerning those of its implications which may be termed theological as distinguished from religious Mr. Spencer is silent.
Many of them are incapable of realizing the implications for conduct and belief which it entails.
As regards revelation, however, Kant never frankly took that step. The implications of his own system would have led him to that step. They led to an idea of revelation which was psychologically in harmony with the assumptions of his system, and historically could be conceived as taking place without the interjection of the miraculous in the ordinary sense.
With relentless skill, Lincoln developed the implications of this admission, drawing forth from its confessed indifference to the existence of slavery, a chain of conclusions that extended link by link to a belief in reopening the African slave trade. This was done in his speech accepting the Republican nomination for the Senate.
They told us for certain, that the king of France had set out six of his own ships to recover the fort from them." Here was matter for talk among the travellers, whose interest in all that touched their future heightened day by day, and the item, with its troublous implications may have been the foundation of one of the numerous fasts recorded.
Art works not by information but by evocation. Appreciation is not reception but response. The artist must compel us to feel what he has felt, not something else. But the scope of his message, with its overtones and subtler implications, is limited by the rate of vibration to which we are attuned. And again Whitman says, "A great poem is no finish to a man or woman, but rather a beginning."
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