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B: You think then that by outraging and robbing the good man who has surrounded his garden and chicken-run with a live hedge, he has been wanting in respect towards the duties of natural law? A: Yes, yes, once again, there is a natural law, and it does not consist either in doing harm to others, or in rejoicing thereat. B: I imagine that man likes and does harm only for his own advantage.
Here, when the people have been driven frantic by the outraging of their women and the plundering of their property, and want but the smallest encouragement to rise, one man dishes all our hopes by his cursed ambition and disobedience." "How so?" Too angry to control himself, even to Lee's aide, Jack continued his tirade.
My brothers give her little sums for holy bread and church services, and outraging her religious feelings, she saves that money and sends it in secret to her erring Grigory. This trifle alone elevates and ennobles the soul far more than all the theories, all the clever sayings and the 35,000 species. I can give you thousands of instances. Take you, even, for instance!
She has an old maid and an old gardener, and don't you know she's the sort of woman who likes to sit down under a portrait of your great-grandfather, in a dim parlor full of mahogany and rose jars, with her black silk skirts spreading about her, and an Old Blue cup in her hand, and talk family, how cousin this married a man whose people aren't anybody, and cousin that is outraging precedent by naming her child for her husband's side of the house.
I have had communications from friends of mine that, in this assent, I am outraging the principles of a lifetime. I should be ashamed if I detained the House more than two minutes on anything so small as the consistency of my political life. That can very well take care of itself.
But he was not content with doing so, and lost none of the opportunities, which the social habits of such a place daily afforded him, for insulting and outraging his enemy. And he was continually boasting to his friends that before the end of the season he would compel him to come out and be shot at. And before the end of the season came, his persistent efforts were crowned with success.
There is something in the New Testament about offending the little ones, and the preferred alternative thereto; and really we are outraging not only the objective child, but the subjective one also that in ourselves, namely, which is innocent and pure, and without which we had better not be at all.
He was without real honour, secretly of corrupt manners, with only outside probity, without humanity even; in one word, a perfect hypocrite; without faith, without law, without a God, and without a soul; a cruel husband, a barbarous father, a tyrannical brother, a friend of himself alone, wicked by nature taking pleasure in insulting, outraging, and overwhelming others, and never in his life having lost an occasion to do so.
She was bewitchingly dressed in white, and stood in the open doorway, smiling an embodiment of the summer he was neglecting. He rose, but his tongue was paralysed. The dunce became suddenly important a symbol of the decorum he had been outraging. His soul, torn so abruptly from history to romance, could not get up the right emotion. Why this imprudence of Winifred's?
But the assumption on which the argument is founded is totally false, so that even if the reasoning were valid, we need not be afraid of outraging nature, by decorating our houses and our persons with all those gay hues which are so lavishly spread over our fields and mountains, our hedges, woods, and meadows.
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