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We must have an honest man who sympathizes with the opinions of Baron d'Escorval an old soldier who fought under Napoleon, if possible." A sudden inspiration visited Marie-Anne's mind. "I know the man that you require!" she cried. "You?" "Yes, I. At the citadel." "Take care! Remember that he must risk much. If this should be discovered, those who take part in it will be sacrificed."
The minute vessels of the bronchia, through which the blood passes from the arterial to the venal system, and which correspond with the cutaneous capillaries, have frequently been exposed to cold air, and become quiescent along with those of the skin; and hence their motions are so associated together, that when one is affected either with quiescence or exertion, the other sympathizes with it, according to the laws of irritative association.
Further, if the community as a whole sympathizes with the one side rather than the other, it can reasonably bring the law into play. Its object is not the moral education of the recusant individuals. Its object is to secure certain conditions which it believes necessary for the welfare of its members, and which can only be secured by an enforced uniformity.
Usually some direction should be given to play, but this direction should not be suppressive, and should be given by a leader who understands and sympathizes with child nature. =Inventiveness in Rural Life.= In the city, where everything is manufactured or sold ready-made, a person simply goes to the store and buys whatever he needs.
'These, as well as all the other passions of human nature, seem proper, and are approved of, when the heart of every impartial spectator entirely sympathizes with them, when every indifferent by-stander entirely enters into, and goes along with them. In short, a good moral decision is obtained by the unanimous vote of all impartial persons.
I know that people abuse me; my own people, my grandfather, and probably your father, saying that I am reckless and the rest of it. I do risk everything for my object; but I do not know that any one can blame me, unless it be Kate. To whom else do I owe anything?" "Kate does not blame you." "No; she sympathizes with me; she, and she only, unless it be you."
The trees of the forest, the waving grass and the peeping flowers have grown intelligent; and he almost fears to trust them with the secret which they seem to invite. Yet nature soothes and sympathizes. In the green solitude he finds a dearer home than with men:
He sees everything, feels everything, sympathizes with everything. To be sure he has an unusually rich field for work. In The Mayor of Casterbridge is an account of the discovery of the remains of an old Roman soldier. One would expect Hardy to make something graphic of the episode. And so he does.
"I am afraid they have no such sense of political equality towards us, Jenny, as impels me to be just to the Indian," he said with affected lightness. "But Lady Elfrida sympathizes with the Indians very much." "She!"
While he sympathizes with Savonarola's political and moral reforms, he raises a doubt about his inner sincerity, and does not approve of the attitude of the Piagnoni. In his estimation of men Nardi was remarkably cautious, preferring always to give an external relation of events, instead of analyzing motives or criticising character. He is in especial silent about bad men and criminal actions.
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