Vietnam or Thailand ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
Updated: May 23, 2025
Not to unduly extend the subject, and especially in order to avoid prejudging the questions that I shall have to consider, I limit myself to the economic facts already analyzed.
Merely the pleasure and gratification of witnessing the speed of a fine horse, and the vanity of prejudging concerning it. The arrangements were at length completed, the horses regularly entered, Mark Anthony among the rest, and then the word "go!" was given, when each horse sprang as if for his life, each striving to take the lead.
He could not at once be replaced on the throne. Without prejudging the future, it was resolved that he be detained at the Tuileries until the Constitution, completed and revised, was submitted to him for his free assent. Thus, for ten weeks, he was suspended.
Once when a call to him was in process which he had in its initial stages discouraged, and which he knew that he could not accept, his sister, who had set her heart on furnishing an empty bedroom in the manse at Berwick, was peremptorily bidden to stay her hand lest he might thereby seem to be prejudging that which was not yet before him. Two of the calls he received deserve separate mention.
Now, saying nothing about the questionable propriety of thus prejudging an issue in science, we think this is an unfortunate accusation. What is there in the hypothesis of necessary, as distinguished from actual, correlation of parts, which is particularly in harmony with Theism?
With regard to the company's affairs, only conjecture could be as yet indulged in. In view of the immediate stoppage of business, it was pretty safe to surmise that alarming disclosures awaited the public. No one, of course, would be justified in prejudging the case against the unhappy man who, amid seemingly brilliant circumstances, had been driven to so desperate an act.
Nay, I might have supported the laws which I have now braved; like the counsel opposed to me, I might have grown sleek on the vices of others, and advanced to honour by my ingenuity in hanging my fellow-creatures! The canting and prejudging part of the Press has affected to set before you the merits of 'honest ability, or 'laborious trade, in opposition to my offences.
They retorted by accusing him, among other things, of prejudging her and 'entering into God's secret counsel. Knox roused himself to answer the charges in detail. But there remained, he adds,
How different are these cases from that of the power of men over women! I am not now prejudging the question of its justifiableness. I am showing how vastly more permanent it could not but be, even if not justifiable, than these other dominations which have nevertheless lasted down to our own time.
We cannot describe the outward appearance of the object without prejudging its inner nature and its organization.
Word Of The Day
Others Looking