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Women in a Modern Utopia Section 1 But though I have come to a point where the problem of a Utopia has resolved itself very simply into the problem of government and direction, I find I have not brought the botanist with me. Frankly he cannot think so steadily onward as I can. I feel to think, he thinks to feel.
Ma foi! she is a marvel; I say that always; and he is another. Now if I tried to do that sort of thing" he waved his hand airily towards Loris, tramping steadily along. "But I should not try; she is no light weight, I give you my word! Still they make a pretty picture, eh? What it is to be a giant!"
From that time her strength gradually sank, but her spirits as steadily rose. "The strength of the fool, too, began to fail, for he was old. He bore all the signs of age, even to the grey hairs, which betokened no wisdom. But one cannot say what wisdom might be in him, or how far he had not fought his own battle, and been victorious.
This girl's making a fool of you, if you want the straight truth." "I don't think so." His voice was so quietly confident it nettled her. "I suppose, then, you think I'm ungenerous," she charged. The deep-set gray-blue eyes looked at her steadily. There was a wise little smile in them. "Is that what you think?" she charged. "I think you'll be sorry when you think it over."
His opinion was that both the prahus would be found lying in the Qualla, or mouth of a river higher up, and towards this point the boats steadily ascended without any undue bustle, for the object of the officers in charge was to get the men up to the point, fresh and ready for the task in hand.
"By keeping these distinctions steadily in view, we appreciate properly both the limits and the extent and compass of what we may appropriately call COSMOTHEOLOGY."
Without a stop the Golden Eagle winged steadily toward the northeast, and as the wonderful polar sunset was beginning to paint the western sky they made out the black form of the disabled dirigible on the snow barrens not far from the Viking ship's gully.
He had never heard her whine, had never seen her falter save from sheer physical weariness. "We'll win through, Yellow-hair," he said, looking steadily into her clear brown-gold eyes. "Of course. You are so wonderful, Kay." "That is the most wonderful thing in the world, Evelyn to hear you tell me such a thing!" "Don't you know I think so?" "I can't believe it after what you know of me " "Kay!"
His face was set in its grimmest lines. He looked steadily at a certain spot in the fire, and went on. "There are things," he said, "which troubled me little at the time, but which just lately have been on my mind. The first is that I am nearly fifty, and Lady Angela is twenty-one. The second is that I came home with all the tinsel and glamour of a popular hero.
He led her to the doorway and down the steps with a courtesy he never forgot toward women. When we were alone in his private office I longed to ask Marjie's errand, but I knew my father too well. "You wanted to see me, Phil?" He was seated opposite to me, his eyes were looking steadily into mine, and clear beyond them down into my soul.
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