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Friday, who possessed an extensive knowledge of all the practical sciences, did extra service in the role of cook, and his regularly served meals disguised the undifferentiated hours of space into Earth-mornings, noons and nights. Watch in and watch out, and nothing to disturb the even routine. As for the ever-feared pursuit, there was no sign of it.
They are the differences between the undifferentiated protoplasm of the amoeba and our own complex organization; they are not the differences between life and no life.
Thus he had got along, as if his own individuation were the only one that had ever occurred and as if all the mass of mankind and the Night and the Day were undifferentiated from some substance all inimical. Then this vast egoism had heard itself expressed in the mention of Bruce's baby the third generation.
This stand-point can only be reached by passing beyond the range of the happenings of the moment, and this can only be done by the discovery of our immediate relation to the undifferentiated source of all good. I lay stress on these words "immediate" and "undifferentiated" because in them is contained the secret of the whole position.
When you had given me your promise not to marry him, it was my purpose to allow you one final meeting; and if you forfeited your compact, the dungeon and the gallows awaited him. Love makes women martyrs; they are the apostles of the gospel of altruism. Love revives in men of my stamp, the primeval and undifferentiated tiger.
The belief is, in its elements, an archaic habit which belongs substantially to early, undifferentiated human nature; but when this belief is helped out by the predatory emulative impulse, and so is differentiated into the specific form of the gambling habit, it is, in this higher-developed and specific form, to be classed as a trait of the barbarian character.
On each repetition of the fits the neighbouring organs, reverting to a more primary undifferentiated condition, will discharge duties for which they were not engaged, in a manner for which no one would have given them credit, and the disturbance will be less and less each time, till by and by, at the sound of the crockery smashing below, Lady Croesus will just look up to papa and say: "My dear, I am afraid Sarah has got another fit."
The Perfect Word must therefore fulfil two Conditions it must have the essential Quality of the Undifferentiated Eternal Life, and it must have the essential Quality of "Genus Homo." When we think it out carefully, there is no escaping the conclusion that this must be the essential Quality of the Perfect Word we are in search of.
Well, picture to yourself an amoeba or some primitive organism of that sort, under a Titan's microscope. He was large, undifferentiated, inert since I could remember him he had done nothing but take his temperature and read the Churchman. Oh, and cultivate melons that was his hobby. Not vulgar, out-of-door melons his were grown under glass.
Archer inclined to the former theory; he fancied that her New York was still completely undifferentiated, and the conjecture nettled him. "Last night," he said, "New York laid itself out for you. The van der Luydens do nothing by halves." "No: how kind they are! It was such a nice party. Every one seems to have such an esteem for them."
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