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XIV. The non-recognition of the British Parliament as invested with constitutional or moral authority to legislate for Ireland, and the Annual Assembly in Dublin of persons elected by the voters of the Irish cities and counties, and delegates from the County, County Borough, Urban and Rural Councils and Poor Law and Harbour Boards to devise and formulate measures for the benefit of the whole people of Ireland.
"Miss Hardie," said he paternally, "during a long and busy professional career, it has been my painful province to witness the deplorable consequences of the non-recognition, by friends and relatives, of the precedent symptoms of those organic affections of the brain, the relief of which was within the reach of well-known therapeutic agents if exhibited seasonably."
"I was nearly over you," said he. "You had no ears." And I am sorry to say that Jean winked, insinuating that Marie Delhasse and I had been preoccupied. The diplomacy of non-recognition had failed to strike Jean. I made the best of a bad job, and asked: "What brings you here?" Marie stood a few paces off, regarding us. "I'm looking for Mme. la Duchesse," grinned Jean.
Toombs's somewhat rapid rhetoric, a question which, at that moment, seemed of central importance to the candid philosophical inquirer into the moving forces of the times: "Are we, then, Sir, to consider Mr. Calhoun's old complaint the non-recognition of slave-property under the Federal Constitution as constituting now the chief grievance of the South?" "Undoubtedly," was Mr.
Vandeleur, and the non-recognition of the right of such a community to hold a lease or to act as tenants under the land laws of Great Britain. "Why should there not be a modernized form of the ancient Gaelic state?" asked the bishop.
Victory was finally acknowledged when, upon a November day of his year of disgrace, 1862, Ivan, braving scorn, rejection, even deliberate non-recognition, entered the doors of the Conservatoire over the dead body of his false pride, and asked to see the director, Monsieur Zaremba. He emerged from that building, a little later, with a radiant face, and a heart throbbing with gratitude.
"It seems to me that your combination rests, above all, on the 'coup de theatre' of the non-recognition of Florentin by Madame Dammauville. How will you bring this paralytic to court?" "I depend upon you." "And how?" "You will examine her." "I shall have to go to her house!" "Why not?" "Because I am not her doctor." "You will become so." "It is impossible."
They did not expect to be invited to a house like Braelands; but they did think Sophy ought to have visited them and told them all about her preparations and future plans. They were her own flesh and blood, and they deeply resented her non-recognition of the claims of kindred. Isobel, as the central figure of this dissatisfaction, was a very important person.
I have spent many a half hour doing the faking myself, with an amateur photographer, by sitting for so many seconds in a chair and then vacating it in favour of some other "spook"! No, the whole question at present must be determined by our recognition or non-recognition of the photographs produced.
"It seems to me that your combination rests, above all, on the 'coup de theatre' of the non-recognition of Florentin by Madame Dammauville. How will you bring this paralytic to court?" "I depend upon you." "And how?" "You will examine her." "I shall have to go to her house!" "Why not?" "Because I am not her doctor." "You will become so." "It is impossible."
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