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Updated: May 10, 2025
I have found there, most unhappy and persecuted friend that with truly angelic forbearance you have not told ALL that you are MARRIED, and that of a necessity it is your husband that is cold and soulless and unsympathizing and all that you describe." "Sir!" said the poetess, rising in angry consternation.
Indeed, at the worst, it was only his nerves that were irritable, not his temper that was radically bad; soothe, comprehend, comfort him, and he was a lamb; he would not harm a fly. Only to the very stupid, perverse, or unsympathizing, was he in the slightest degree dangerous.
Perhaps it is a true sign of the perfect story, that it ministers at once to these two unsympathizing mental appetites, and pleases completely, not only the man, but his by this aide ever-so-great-grandfather, the child.
As the travellers gazed on this wilderness of scorched summits, glittering in the blazing sunlight, and yet drawing from it no life as stark, still, unsympathizing, and cruel as death they seemed to themselves to be out of the sweet world of God, and to be in the power of malignant genii and demons.
Therefore they disliked him before they became acquainted with him; and such dislikes, as every one knows, are the most inveterate, and liable to increase. But even sailors are not blind to the sacredness that hallows a stranger; and for a time, abstaining from rudeness, they only maintained toward my friend a cold and unsympathizing civility.
Former friends appeared to stand aloof, self-dependent and unsympathizing; but God was ever near, kindly bringing help in every extremity, which always seemed at hand, yet ever kept away: smoothing the pillow of sickness, comforting the troubled spirit, and treading down calamity and calumny and care; as a conqueror conquering for them.
It is often affirmed that utilitarianism renders men cold and unsympathizing; that it chills their moral feelings towards individuals; that it makes them regard only the dry and hard consideration of the consequences of actions, not taking into their moral estimate the qualities from which those actions emanate.
Haller often talked of her troubles to her sister, who used then to sympathize with her, and make many suggestions of means to gender things more accordant with her desires. As matters gradually grew worse in the progress of time, and Mrs. Haller began to make rather an indifferent appearance, the manner of her sister became evidently constrained and unsympathizing.
But Alston did care keenly not so much for the pain; he could bear worse misery than the brutal arm could inflict, though the rawhide cut like a dull knife; but it was the shame, the disgrace, of the thing. He was a stranger on the place only a few weeks there and to be tied up and flogged in the midst of strange, unsympathizing negroes! it was such degradation to his manhood.
I will live and laugh at you yet, were it only to disappoint your expectations." Nevertheless, the opinion which my unsympathizing shipmates thus volunteered came over me like an electric shock. It sounded in my ears like a sentence of death. I crawled along the lower deck into the forecastle, and from the bottom of my chest took a small looking-glass which I had not used for weeks.
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