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For, as the waves which permeate the ether could only be situated as they actually are, at any moment, through past processes, each one of which is consequently indicated by those ethereal waves, so also there can be but one series of events in the future, as the sequel of the relations actually indicated by the ethereal undulations.
A feeling seemed to permeate the participants of confidence and surety that they had fathomed the depths of much that stood in the way of a just recognition of Negro worth and a just appreciation and resolution to "fight it out on that line if it took all summer," or many summers.
Irreverence and skepticism in regard to its truths and teachings permeate a large portion of society, and the general influence of the social life of young people is opposed to the cultivation or expression of the religious spirit or aspiration. All this involves the loss of a most valuable mental and spiritual discipline, and earnest parents of to-day are at a loss how to supply it.
And all who have to do with the rural schools in any way are to seek to make the school a true vitalizing factor in the community a leaven, whose influence shall permeate every line of interest and activity of its patrons and lead to a fuller and richer life. The rural school and its pupils
To my intense amazement the listless eyes were alight with a tenderness that seemed to permeate his whole being, and a smile of infinite sweetness was playing about his mouth the smile of the old saint the Ribera of the Prado! "Yes, of course; the one playing with the priest," I answered, quickly. "But " "No; that was me, Monsieur.
It was little enough of surgery I knew, veterinary or otherwise, but a simpleton could have seen that a broken leg was at least one of the injuries my charge had suffered. I laid the dirty yellow object down on the heavy rug before the fire, and he stopped the whining, and his trembling, too, as soon as the soothing heat began to permeate his half-frozen body.
No nation has a clearer conception of that idea of unity which should permeate the life of an aristocracy; possibly no other nation has so intelligent a comprehension of a political necessity; history will never find her behind the time. France has been led astray many a time, but she is deluded, woman-like, by generous ideas, by a glow of enthusiasm which at first outstrips sober reason.
Anyhow our new troop is just fine, and I mean to be a real patrol leader," decided the girl, imbued with the same enthusiasm that seemed to permeate the entire girl-scout movement. Have you ever been called upon to lead others? Do you know the joy of using your own personal power in a well- organized and carefully directed plan?
She had set him down to be a man whose external in excitability owed nothing to self-repression, but stood as the natural surface of the mass within. Neigh's urban torpor, she said, might have been in the first instance produced by art, but, were it thus, it had gone so far as to permeate him.
"Phillips speaks occasionally to five thousand people. Carleton addresses every day a circle of five million readers." "Yes, but when Phillips does speak, he speaks to the whole country," retorted Joan. "Through the medium of Carleton and his like; and just so far as they allow his influence to permeate beyond the platform," answered Greyson. "But they report his speeches.
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