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Updated: May 20, 2025
In fact, it's a nicety of conversation which I would have you attend to much quotation of any sort, even in English is bad. It tends to choke ordinary remark. One couldn't carry on life comfortably without a little blindness to the fact that everything had been said better than we can put it ourselves.
But how comes it that the King needs to be checked? Can he not be trusted? This is really the secret of the whole business that Monarchy naturally tends to despotism; so that the complication of the British Constitution is a virtue only because its basic principle is false and vicious.
In every thing else pursue your best discretion. I am, sir, your humble servant, The following note from General Conway tends to prove, that although Burr was only a lieutenant-colonel in 1777, yet that he was actually received and treated as the commandant of his regiment, from which he was never absent. Colonel Malcolm, in general, was employed on other duty. 29th October, 1777.
All his works were produced in the stress created by this pull of opposing forces his high poetic ideals and his love of country. In form he tends toward the polish of a classicist; in quality and freedom of thought he is very responsive to the mysteries of romanticism. He is introspective in his thinking and symbolical in his writing.
Long ago Darwin argued that this would prevent anything like the existence of a general state of promiscuity. A fifth argument against this theory may be got from the general biological fact that sexual promiscuity tends to pathological conditions unfavorable to fecundity, that is, fertility, or the birth of offspring.
In every thing else pursue your best discretion. I am, sir, your humble servant, The following note from General Conway tends to prove, that although Burr was only a lieutenant-colonel in 1777, yet that he was actually received and treated as the commandant of his regiment, from which he was never absent. Colonel Malcolm, in general, was employed on other duty. 29th October, 1777.
It is a most certain truth, that the richer we see ourselves to be, confessing at the same time our poverty, the greater will be our progress, and the more real our humility. An opposite course tends to take away all courage; for we shall think ourselves incapable of great blessings, if we begin to frighten ourselves with the dread of vain-glory when our Lord begins to show His mercy upon us.
But even granting this, is it not an obvious fact that our age tends to the civilized habit of mind, as displayed in a love for intellectual things? Was there ever a time which saw the literature of knowledge and of the emotions so widely distributed? Does not the minority of the truly intelligent exercise a vast and profound influence?
An intermediate phase, when an attempt is made to pass from the ideal to the practical, from pure speculation to social facts. During this period, when the work of the imagination, instead of merely becoming fixed in books, tends to become objectified in acts, we find many failures and some successes.
Hatred and love are the opposite ends of the same rod; and how easily it is reversed! Those two! Like in blood is like in kind; such people attract each other as the lodestone tends towards the iron and the iron towards the lodestone!"
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