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There are certain irremovable barriers between myself and them, and I must accept them." "We all have our limitations, I suppose," said wise Lucy. "Sometimes they are forced on us, though," said Cecil, who saw from her remark that she did not quite understand his position. "How?"
Here the danger is irremovable from the physical essentia of the marriage itself, and in such a case, no matter how high the personal qualities of the man who may, for instance, have been infected by accident in the course of his duty as a doctor, even childless marriage other than the mariage blanc must be, at any rate, postponed until the disease has been cured.
In a minute he had closed the bright end of the blade from view by drawing together the skin-flaps and sewing them firmly. Arnold returned to consciousness and glanced down at his breast. He seemed puzzled. "Where is the weapon?" he asked. "Here is part of it," answered Entrefort, holding up the handle. "And the blade " "That is an irremovable part of your internal machinery." Arnold was silent.
But by the Union that subordination was terminated forever. The character of the Union of the conditions, that is, on which the two countries were united was one of perfect and complete equality on all important points, indeed, in all matters whatever, except one or two of minor consequence, where some irremovable difference between them compelled some trifling variations.
Had the cruelty which tortured her during the years when the soul is being fashioned left upon her no brand of slavish vice, nor the baseness of those early associations affected her with any irremovable taint?
But des Lupeaulx behaved like an adroit courtier with all competitors; he laid traps into which they fell, and then he did prompt justice upon them. The more he felt himself in danger the more anxious he became for an irremovable position; yet he was compelled to play low; one moment's indiscretion, and he might lose everything.
"I take it away. Although " "A yellow primrose was to him " Yonder in the parlor with the Ducatels, ignorant of the poet's lines as they, the two aunts those two consciously irremovable, unadjustable, incarnated interdictions to their niece's marriage saw the primrose, the "business," as the pair in the bower thought they saw it themselves.
And, lastly, it would conduce to the discipline of the navy, and prevent both ships and officers from being out of the way on any sudden emergency. If this system were introduced, the objections to Malta, from its great distance, &c., would have little force. On the other hand, the objections to Minorca he deemed irremovable.
It is noticeable that no administration has ever really attempted the formation of an irremovable body of officials. No party has ever yet explicitly declared itself in favor of such a policy. No actual leader of any party, bearing the responsibility of its success or failure in the elections, has ever yet sincerely and persistently advocated the measure.
What is the monarch to do when these unfavorable opinions happen to be in the majority? Is he to alter his course? Is he to defer to the nation? If so, he is no longer a despot, but a constitutional king; an organ or first minister of the people, distinguished only by being irremovable.
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