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Updated: May 16, 2025
Earnestly must the preacher listen in those moments and they come to all true teachers of the things of life when some fellow-mortal, compelled by very need, opens to him the secret chambers of his soul. Great, also, is the knowledge the preacher may win from self-dissection. Let him analyse his own heart unsparingly, his own motives and desires.
Reference to the passages already quoted will show that, in the whole corpus of autobiographic literature, there does not exist a volume in which the work of self-dissection has been so ruthlessly and completely undertaken and executed as in Cardan's memoirs.
More surprising still, instead of sulking over the curtailment of the dear privilege of self-dissection, Joel was plainly interested. "It's one of the games where you can't lose, if you take their word for it," Thomas was explaining to his absorbed listener.
Pepys, whose unconscious self-dissection admirably illustrates so many psychological tendencies, clearly shows how by a logic of feeling deeper than any intellectual logic the devotion to monogamy subsists side by side with an irresistible passion for sexual variety.
And was it not when the very mother of shadows, the blackness of darkness itself, swept between them and separated them for ever, that first she knew how much she had loved him? What if not with the love that could listen entranced to its own echo! love of child or love of maiden, Dorothy never asked herself which it had been, or which it was now. She was not given to self-dissection.
And was it not when the very mother of shadows, the blackness of darkness itself, swept between them and separated them for ever, that first she knew how much she had loved him? What if not with the love that could listen entranced to its own echo! love of child or love of maiden, Dorothy never asked herself which it had been, or which it was now. She was not given to self-dissection.
Art is all I now care for, and as art I wish my work to be judged." "One would have thought," said Julian, "that increased knowledge of these fearful things would have had just the opposite effect." "Yes," exclaimed the other, with the smile which always prefaced some piece of self-dissection, "and so it would in the case of a man born to be a radical.
One might expect a sensitive man, a man who has never courted publicity, who has none of the genius of the self-advertiser, to crave forgetfulness for the Paris episode, to shrink from publicly exposing himself and his humiliations, but Mr. Lansing seemingly revels in his self-dissection.
Alec Trenholme was not given to self-dissection or to expression of his private sentiments, therefore neither to himself nor to others was the religion of him very visible. Nevertheless, this evening his books, which had become not less but more to him because he had read them often, palled upon his taste.
His voice grew bitter. He spoke with deliberation. "A perfectly aimless, useless illness, and as painful as it CAN be." He spoke as if he slammed a door viciously. And indeed he had slammed a door. The doctor realized that for the present there was no more self-dissection to be got from Sir Richmond.
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