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After two weeks of uncertainty, when it had become clear that a resolution supported by both labor and public groups, which restated the labor position in a milder form, would be certain to be voted down by the employer group, the labor group withdrew from the conference, and the conference broke up. The period of the cooperation of classes had definitely closed.
They were the founders of the fortune which a century and a half later was the delight in fact the piece de resistance of New York society reporters, its enormity being restated in round figures when a blank space must be filled up.
In the sixth century B.C. it was in a fair way to becoming as obsolete as Neoplatonism or Gnosticism in the nineteenth A.D.; and Laotse and Confucius simply restated some aspects of it with a new force and sanction; just as H.P. Blavatsky, in the Key to Theosophy, begins, you will remember, with an appeal to and restatement of the Theosophy of the Gnostics and Neoplatonists of Alexandria.
In such a manner they are tossed about, overhauled, and restated, until a much closer and more abundant association of the ideas with one another and with the past experience of the learner is secured; he warms up to them until he welds them to himself.
Darwin's great achievement is to have suggested the formula in which science and history have alike been restated. He had no thought at all that what he was doing would reach so far or change so much. He simply supposed himself, through patient and exhaustive study, to have accounted for the rich variety of life without the supposition of a special creation for each form.
Reams of gilt-edged paper were squandered upon him; and by the time his case had been duly stated, restated, considered, reconsidered and finally decided, the poor fellow had perhaps voyaged round the world or by some mischance gone to the next. In the matter of exacting their pound of flesh the Lords Commissioners were veritable Shylocks.
"You always get your own way," she murmured, as he lit it for her. "Now we'll have a cosy little chat," he said, as he wheeled her chair to the fire. He brought his chair quite near to hers. Mavis did not suffer quite so much. "Now about this trouble," he continued. "Tell me all about it." She restated the subject of her last letter in as few words as possible.
So the case was opened against Peter by a public prosecutor, who restated it as it had been laid before the queen.
I shuddered, and rebuked him with the intelligence that I had just lunched at the club, and should not dine till six. Then I stated my business, curtly. He looked at me with a stare, which I have frequently observed in persons of limited intelligence. "So you want to gamble away your mother's last dollar," said he. In vain I stated and restated to him my plans.
They proclaimed an interpretation of Calvary that made Christ's death the expiation of man's sin and the reconciliation of an offended Deity; in McLeod Campbell in Scotland and Horace Bushnell in New England, the Atonement was restated, in forms that did not revolt men's consciences, as the vicarious penitence of the one sensitive Conscience which creates a new moral world, or as the unveiling of the suffering heart of God, who bears His children's sins, as Jesus bore His brethren's transgressions on the cross.
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