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Updated: June 8, 2025
The roofs and walls of Spoon River were gone and the passers-by saw into every bedroom; the closets were open and all the skeletons rattled undenied; brains and breasts had unlocked themselves and set their most private treasures out for the most public gaze. It was the scandal and not the poetry of Spoon River, criticism may suspect, which particularly spread its fame. Mr.
The low faithlessness of Harley, who seems to have been carrying on a Jacobite correspondence at the foot of the throne the infamous treachery of his brother-minister, St John the undenied and undeniable corruption of Walpole, and the half-imbecility which made the chicane of Newcastle ridiculous, while his perpetual artifice alone saved his imbecility from overthrow, altogether form a congeries, which, like the animal wrecks of the primitive world, almost give in their deformity a reason for its extinction.
James plunged into an account of his stay in Scotland, telling of the country, the food, and the people with an agreeable, racy vivacity. Slowly the great cloud lifted from Hilary Vance's ample face. He grew interested; he asked questions; at last he said firmly: "I must go to Scotland. Nature Nature pure and undenied is what my seared soul needs." "It wouldn't be a bad idea," said Mr. James.
The principle of basing all government on the consent of the governed is undenied and undeniable. Moreover, the method of modern democracy has placed within reach of the modern state larger reserves of efficiency, ability, and even genius than the ancient or mediaeval state dreamed of. That this great work of the past can be carried further among all races and nations no one can reasonably doubt.
Flint's past than I would tell which was perfectly true, and went undenied by me; that he had seen better days; that he had been the black sheep of a good family, gotten into a scrape of some sort, and had then taken to traveling a rough road into a far country, eating husks with the swine, like many another prodigal; and that aware of this I had kept him with me until he found himself again.
To say that they are there for the cause of humanity, or for the sake of maintaining the balance of power, these are words of which I cannot understand the connexion with the undenied facts, and with the march of 40,000 or 50,000 troops with 120 guns, which does require satisfactory explanation, because such proceedings are not an adjustment, but a subversion, a destruction of the European balance.
The proofs of this belief were, first: The statement in the Mail, which remained undenied, and must, therefore, be taken to be undeniable. Secondly: The expression used by Mr. O'Connell, in his speech at Conciliation Hall, that he would give no "vexatious opposition" to the Whig nominee.
His power may come into play in assisting or thwarting the greatest plans of the greatest princes; and yet, with all this confessed, acknowledged, undenied, you would have him deprived of power! Does not wealth confer power? How are we to permit all the consequences of that wealth but one? I cannot conceive the nature of an argument that is to bear out such a position.
She knew of life's seamy side as a theory; she could not grasp it as a fact. More words from Jacky were necessary words unequivocal, undenied. "So that " burst from her, and she went indoors. She stopped herself from saying more. "So what?" asked Colonel Fussell, who was getting ready to start in the hall.
Under all your serenity, your peace, and your decorum, you are an undenied sensualist. Make your own bed warm and soft; take sedatives and meats, and drinks spiced and sweet, as much as you will. If you have any sorrow or disappointment and, perhaps, you have nay, I know you have seek your own palliatives, in your own chosen resources. Leave me, however. Leave me, I say!"
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