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Suffice it to say that they are such as to make more emphatic the intentional resemblance between the godly as there described, and God as described in the previous one. Of both it is said 'gracious and full of compassion. Now that great truth of which I have been speaking, the divine righteousness, is like white Alpine snow, sublime, but cold, awful and repellent, when taken by itself.
This higher flight, however, is possible for the trained man only, since only under definite training can a man at this stage of evolution learn to employ his mental body as a vehicle. Before leaving the subject of full and intentional clairvoyance, it may be well to devote a few words to answering one or two questions as to its limitations, which constantly occur to students.
But several inquiries, made here and there, set me right, and at length I reached the large, open corridor. As I was about to step into the office, a well-known voice hailed me. "Well, here you are at last." Of course it was Mr. Harrison. "Yes, sir." "Did I lose you, or vice versa?" he went on. "I don't know. I'm sure it wasn't intentional, anyway."
It does this in the domain of wrongs described as intentional, as systematically as in those styled unintentional or negligent. But while the law is thus continually adding to its specific rules, it does not adopt the coarse and impolitic principle that a man acts always at his peril.
"That's all," he replied, with brevity; and I changed the subject, remarking that I had been buying a new gun, to which piece of news he gave an intelligent nod, and a smile which I think showed a genuinely good-humored appreciation of my intentional changing of the conversation.
With this isolation in separate cells no conflicts need be feared; no sudden bite of the mandibles, whether intentional or accidental. All the occupants enjoy the same rights of property, the same appetite, and the same strength. How does this communal feast terminate? Having first opened them, I place a number of peas which are found to be well peopled in a glass test-tube. I open others daily.
I am willing to ascribe this blunder, however, to ignorance of the code of polite society, and not to intentional disrespect, since you represent the gentleman as amiable and well-meaning.
After a slight pause, very intentional on Braybrooke's part, Craven replied: "Miss Van Tuyn knows such lots of people." "To be sure! And Lady Archie, though a dear woman, is perhaps a little inclined to gossip." "Lady Archie Brooke?" "Yes. She has met Miss Van Tuyn two or three times in Glebe Place, it seems, walking with a man whom she describes as a marvel of good looks. But there's Antring.
But as a rule his mode of expressing himself is destitute of any pretensions to precision; and in many instances it is a perfect marvel of literary slipshod. Nor is there any ground for believing that the slovenliness was invariably intentional.
Intentional communities organized around ethical or social principles are more enduring, lasting through generations and sometimes through centuries. During their existence they may have considerable influence on the communities of which they are a part. At best they parallel the life of the civilization against which they protest, while they share its problems.
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