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Do you think it is making for the happiness of two people if they are united under these peculiar circumstances? 'I said I would never interfere, I began weakly. 'It isn't a question of interfering, he broke in, 'but only a matter of advising what you think is right or wrong. I hesitated, feeling the responsibility keenly.
A house on Glendahurk Mountain has been burned down, and the cattle of the neighbouring farmers have been turned on to the mountain to pasture at the expense of Mr. Gibbings. Moreover the bailiff has been warned not to interfere, or attempt to scare the cattle and drive them off. Thus the tenant farmers are grazing their cattle for nothing, and, what is more, no man dare meddle with them.
What was more reasonable to suppose, than that the different legislatures themselves, moved also by the same necessity, would immediately interfere, without even the loss of a day, and so alter and amend the laws relative to the treatment of Slaves, as to enforce that as a public duty, which it would be thus the private interest of individuals to perform?
Moral coercion and the tendency to interfere by law on moral grounds with the habits of men, even when those habits in no degree interfere with others, have increased. It is one of the marked tendencies of Anglo-Saxon democracy, and it is very far from being peculiar to, or even specially prominent in, any one Church.
Riccabocca, how am I to answer him?" "You should have thought of that before," said Mr. Dale, with unwonted asperity; "and, indeed, if I had ever believed anything serious could come out of what seemed to me so absurd, I should long since have requested you not to interfere in such matters.
He watched to see whether new maple sugar was sweet to them, and on full reflection doubted if it was. They did not interfere with his work, and sauntered back to an early dinner, and Bart saw no more of them until night. He closed out his work early for the day, and spent the evening with them and his mother. Henry naturally inquired about his old acquaintances, and Bart answered graphically.
I was quick and strong, and was ready and able to intercept any dangerous act; but not until danger appeared would I interfere with this extraordinary scene. I must confess to astonishment upon having observed that Neranya, instead of proceeding directly toward the sleeping rajah, took quite another direction.
This was a new era in public affairs; and no little amazement and anger was expressed by some of the town-council, that any set of persons should dare to question and interfere with the magistrates.
A gentle-looking man stepped up to Ferrier and laid a white hand on his arm. "We shall never interfere with you in the least degree, my dear Ferrier. We'll take such help as you can give. We need all we can get. When you are fairly in the thick of our work you will perhaps understand that we have vital need of religion to keep us up at all.
Oh, don't try to pull away! I've got you now just as I wanted you alone! Your father is not here, and that fool Seldon is busy enough out yonder. There is not even a guard to interfere. Do you know what I mean to do?" She made no answer, but her very silence seemed to fan his anger. "Sulky, are you! Well, I'll tell you just the same.
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