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"A very little thing to weigh against a life. Mr. Gilbert Stair is my very good friend." I let that go uncontradicted. "His title to the estate is secure enough, as you know, but you can make it better," he went on.
The old empiricist view, as typified by Mill, was that the mind had been impressed with all its principles, such as the truths of arithmetic, the axioms of geometry, and the law of causation, by an uncontradicted course of experience, until it generalized facts into 'laws, and was enabled to predict a similar future with certainty. But this theory had really been exploded in advance by Hume.
I do not say it is true, I say it goes uncontradicted; and there is one peculiarity of our officials in a nutshell, their remarkable indifference to their own character. From the one house to the other extends a scattering village for the Faipule or native parliament men.
These were the well-considered explanations made to their respective branches by the chairmen of the committees that composed the conference. It was upon this uncontradicted, unqualified, universally admitted construction of the Bill that the House and Senate enacted it into a law. It must not be forgotten that if the Senate had consented to the removal of Mr.
Trumbull, "the Senator means to ask me if the Senate has not the physical power to admit any body, elected or not, I admit they have the same right to do it that twelve jurymen would have, against the sworn and uncontradicted testimony of a hundred witnesses, to bring in a verdict directly against the evidence and perjure themselves.
If the report of their approaching marriage were allowed to remain much longer uncontradicted, why, then he would be in honor compelled to fulfill public expectations; and this he had no intention, no desire to do. The only thing therefore was to speak plainly to her. How he hated the thought! How he loathed the idea! It seemed to him unmanly, most ignoble and yet there was no help for it.
"And at any rate the men on the other side the Russians or some one, I don't know who were in the habit of watching Jem so as to prevent his going up into this unexplored country. Well, when the report of his death was put in the newspapers it was left uncontradicted, so that these men should think he was dead, and not be on the look-out for him. Do you understand?" Mrs.
By a curious operation of the human mind, this speech cost Cosmo nearly all the advantage that he had previously gained. His ominous suggestion of a great nebula rushing out of the heavens to overwhelm the earth had immensely impressed the imagination of his hearers, and his uncontradicted accusation that Professor Pludder was concealing the facts had almost convinced them that he was right.
It may be proved by the admissions or uncontradicted testimony of either party, or a legal presumption may be raised by the testimony of either husband or wife with proof of continued cohabitation. The evidence of witnesses who were present and witnessed the marriage is always sufficient. A marriage procured by fraud or force is void, because it lacks the essential element of consent.
"They drink brandy like water, cannot expend their quantities of waste strength on riding, hunting, swimming, and fencing, and run into absurd follies with the gravity of the Eumenides. They stoutly carry into every nook and corner of the earth their turbulent sense; leaving no lie uncontradicted; no pretension unexamined.
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