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He sat down at the desk, and wrote a line, in the event of Amelius being the first to return to the lodgings: DEAR BOY, "I don't find her photograph tells me quite so much as I want to know. I have a mind to see the living original. Being your friend, you know, it's only civil to pay my respects to the family. Expect my unbiased opinion when I come back. "Yours,
The pure, simple history of Queen Mary is placed before the reader, and each one is left to form an unbiased opinion from events impartially recorded there. One great and most valuable feature in this little work is a map of Scotland, with many engravings of the royal castles and wild scenes connected with Mary's history.
No, my dear Edna, I do not think it strange that you should seek advice on this subject from a woman who has no living children. It seems to me no one is fitted to give such unbiased counsel regarding the training of children as the woman of observation, sympathy, and feeling, who has none of her own.
"You and I differ pretty badly about this business of your damned portrait." "Ah, yes!" "Sir Seymour's a just man, a very just man. Let's hear what he has to say." "But you tell us you have no time!" "Exactly! Jinks you know! He's a devil for punctuality. They set the clocks by him at the Slade! But you " "Yes?" "Talk it over with Sir Seymour. Get his unbiased verdict.
That the astral body, with all its joy and sorrow, its realm of thought and will, is annihilated in sleep is an opinion that cannot be entertained by an unbiased judgment; it exists still, but in another condition.
An unbiased investigation of the dogmas and their supposed historical foundations will prove that the salvation which Christianity offers, and the means by which it proposes to effect the world's salvation, are extremely fanciful in nature.
Parents and teachers may go on inculcating dogmas about the Bible and methods of dealing with it which have long become impossible to those who have really tried to follow the manifold discoveries of modern inquiry with perfectly open and unbiased minds.
No apologies are offered for this book. In fact, we rather like it. Many years have been spent in gathering this information, and naught is written in malice, nor through favoritism, our expressions of opinion being unbiased by favor or compensation. We have made our own investigation and given our own ideas.
But, in the circumstances, no nice consideration of probabilities was necessary to make Larcher the warm partisan of Davenport. He answered, with as fine a derision as he could summon: "Any unbiased judge, with you two gentlemen before him, if he had to decide which had written that play, wouldn't take long to agree with Mr. Davenport's hallucination, as you call it." Mr.
When dealing with the social and domestic question, the unbiased among us can not but observe a similar failing.
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