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Updated: June 17, 2025
They were simple eyes I will not say without arriere pensee, for there was no end of thinking faculty, if not yet thought, behind them, but honest eyes that looked at you from the root of eyes, with neither attack nor defence in them.
She had seen his mind working in various directions, and although she was not, in the faintest sense, his fit companion intellectually, she had a knowledge and experience of life which made her friendship valuable a gift worth offering to any man. She had been able to advise him. Brigit now had even this privilege also. "I shall seem an intruder," thought Pensée, again and again.
"Chocolat du Papillon. Yes; and you know, mamma, there was the linen-draper's with the sign A la Pensée. I never heard such ridiculous nonsense." "Yes; and there was another, my dear," said Mrs. Cockayne, "'To the fine Englishwoman, or something of that sort." "Oh, those two or three shops, mamma," said Sophonisba, "dedicated A la belle Anglaise!
Sara stared for a moment. Then the string of gold beads which she wore round her throat suddenly broke, and the shining ornaments fell all about her to the floor. "Dear me!" said Sara, kneeling down with a ghastly laugh. Pensée knelt too, and they gathered the scattered necklace between them. "Dear me! I was never more surprised never; and yet I cannot think why I am surprised.
When Bonaparte ordered this paragraph to be inserted in the Moniteur, he discovered an 'arriere pensee', long suspected by politicians, but never before avowed by himself, or by his Ministers. "That he has determined on the universal change of dynasties, because a usurper can never reign with safety or honour as long as any legitimate Prince may disturb his power, or reproach him for his rank."
Pensée caught a glimpse of her white, agonised countenance as she rushed past them, moaning, to her own room. "This is dreadful," said Lord Garrow, horribly annoyed "dreadful!" "It is indeed," replied Lady Fitz Rewes gravely. "I suppose...." She wanted to say that she hoped the Marshire-de Treverell alliance was still undecided.
"Castrillon!" exclaimed Sara, in amazement. "The Marquis of Castrillon!" cried Pensée, turning livid; "pray, pray put it off till you have heard from Baron Zeuill. Dear Brigit! for my sake, for Robert's " "It is for your sake and Robert's that I have accepted the invitation to Hadley. I wish you would understand. I must show them all that I mean what I say."
The monophysite meant one thing by them, the catholic another. The arrière pensée of the monophysite gave them a wrong turn. He was always on the look-out for paradox in Christ's life. He emphasised such phrases as appeared to detract from the reality of His human experiences.
The priest sighed, and made some remarks about the dead man's intellectual brilliancy: "He had great learning." "Tell me, Father, with all your experience, do you understand life?" asked Pensée, abruptly. "Let me take refuge in a quotation 'Justice divine Mends not her slowest pace for pray'rs or cries. I can understand that at least," answered the priest.
There is a physical world the world as known to our senses, and there is a psychical world the world of feeling, consciousness, thought, and moral life. Granting, if it pleases you, that material phenomena may be the causes of mental phenomena, that 'la pensee est le produit du corps entier, still the two cannot be thought of as one.
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