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The official eye is more eloquent than the official lips and asks almost urgently, "What in this immeasurable universe have you managed to do to your thumbs? And why?" But he is only a very inferior sort of official indeed, a mere clerk of the post, and he has all the guarded reserve of your thoroughly unoriginal man.

I don't know that I ever thought of my feeling for him in those terms. It was reverence, rather, and gratitude for his being what he was." "Well, dear, I do remember hearing men, and not worldly men, as you call them, either, say that his work for civic reform amounted to very little and that his books were thin and unoriginal. As for that community place he founded at, where was it? Clackville?

He was her human subject: and she wanted to keep all primitive and barbaric impulses of pop-culture and unoriginal dogmatic religious premises from influencing his brain. She did this partly from the wish to make him into a good person and partly from a scientific curiosity about what would happen if she mixed strange chemicals together.

For this Vitruvian art, unoriginal and bungling in the eyes of our purists, was yet full of the serenity, the ampleness which the Middle Ages lacked, and affected the men of the fifteenth century much like a passage of Virgil after a canto of Dante. It formed the fit setting for those remains of antique sculpture which were then gradually beginning to be drawn from the earth.

Pilniak is without a doubt a writer of considerable ability, but he is essentially unoriginal and derivative.

She pulled herself together. "I was thinking, Streff, just now when I said I hated the very sound of pearls and chinchilla how impossible it was that you should believe me; in fact, what a blunder I'd made in saying it." He smiled. "Because it was what so many other women might be likely to say so awfully unoriginal, in fact?" She laughed for sheer joy at his insight.

And he succeeds and prospers in all things, and each day he grows richer and greater and more powerful. We had much trouble with our heroine. Brown wanted her ugly. Brown's chief ambition in life is to be original, and his method of obtaining the original is to take the unoriginal and turn it upside down.

It is so dignified an employment, that it gratifies pride, so possible without trenchant opinions, that it does not alarm the conservative, so thoroughly respectable, safe, and capable of being made illustrious, so comparatively easy to the fluent but unoriginal mind, and practicable to follow, when methodically carried out, in a stated, regular manner, that we can scarcely be astonished at the alacrity with which such voluntary tasks are undertaken or the steadiness with which they are followed; at the same time, it may be because so few are able to command the means and opportunity, that historical writing is so highly estimated.

This solemn engagement I made in early youth, and neither the frowns nor the grief of my brethren can make me ashamed of it in my manhood. Among the religious authors whom I read familiarly was the Rev. T. Scott, of Aston Sandford, a rather dull, very unoriginal, half-educated, but honest, worthy, sensible, strong-minded man, whose works were then much in vogue among the Evangelicals.

The most aggravating thing about unoriginal fellows is that you cannot well get in a rage with them, for if you find fault with them, you find fault with yourselves. "What a young ass you are not to play in the match!" you say to Ebenezer, hardly able to contain yourself. "Why aren't you playing in it?" he replies. "Oh! I've some particular reading I want to do," you say. "So have I," replies he.

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