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Pericles endeavoured to soothe her with all the sympathy of a parental love, mingled with deep feelings of contrition, that his restless anxiety had thus brought ruin into her paradise of peace: and Plato spoke gentle words of consolation; reminding her that every soul, which philosophized sincerely and loved beautiful forms, was restored to the full vigour of its wings, and soared to the blest condition from which it fell.
I philosophized a bit over this and told Terry it argued against their having any men about. "There isn't a man-size game in the lot," I said. "But they are interesting I like them," Jeff objected, "and I'm sure they are educational." "I'm sick and tired of being educated," Terry protested. "Fancy going to a dame school at our age. I want to Get Out!"
Now is it possible for a teacher, after having philosophized upon the nature of the minds upon which he is operating, and surveyed the field, and ingeniously formed a plan, which plan he hopes will, through his own intrinsic power, produce certain effects is it possible for him, when he comes, for the first day, to witness its operations, to come without feeling a strong interest in the result?
As he philosophized in this manner, biting first his nails, and then his mustaches, he perceived a group of archers and a commissary of the police engaged in carrying away a man of very gentlemanly exterior, who was struggling with all his might against them. The archers had torn his clothes, and were dragging him roughly away.
This at once brought her a general acquaintance, and she began to find herself in society; but as soon as she did so she joined a more exclusive church, where they took no notice of strangers. They all laughed at that bit of human nature, as they called it, and they philosophized the relation of women to society as a purely business relation.
He gulped down something in his throat and walked over to the water-cooler, "And enough for us," whispered Indiman. "Let us go." "It's the way of the world," I philosophized as we gained the street. "One man up and another down. He is young; he will have his chance again." "It is Harding's day," said Indiman.
Few before or since have so excelled in mathematics and mechanics as Peurbach. Divinity had a profound and subtle exponent in the mild and gentle Thomas a Kempis. The age nursed the man who first philosophized in politics, Machiavelli. Italy was ablaze, like the galaxy, with a countless number of brilliant lights that shone in classical lore and accomplishments.
The Campagna is said to be ploughed only once in five years by the peasants for the proprietors, who have philosophized its fertility as something that can be better restored by the activities of nature in that time than by phosphates in less.
I did not like to think that the keen edge of the enjoyment of possession was wearing a little, while at the same time I philosophized that the divine fire, when legalized, settles down to a comfortable glow.
Grandoken, consciously grim, placed the boy in her husband's lap. "You see," philosophized Jinnie, when she and the blind child were with the cobbler, "if a blind kid hasn't any place to live, the girl who finds 'im has to bring him home! Huh, Lafe?" Then she whispered in his ear, "Couldn't Bobbie join the 'Happy in Spite'?" "Sure he can, lass; sure he can," assented Lafe.
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