United States or Gibraltar ? Vote for the TOP Country of the Week !
There is such a thing as a scholarly temper, a patient, careful, exact, and studious temper, which is valuable in all the pursuits of life. Mr. Butler had been for some time my private tutor which means that I prepared my work at Hollins in the morning, and went to read with Mr. Butler in the afternoon.
Hence, we believe, it may be generally stated that the clinician is far less likely to get valuable points as to the social exteriors of his patients from the contents of their social delusions than he proved to be able to get when reasoning from somatic delusions to somatic interiors.
I knew your brother indeed, you look very much like him." He swept his plumed hat to the grid with a swaggering gesture of homage. A courtierlike fellow this, debonair as a Venus cavalier! He accepted us. I realized that Anita's presence was extremely valuable in making us convincing. Yet there was about this Potan as with Miko a disturbing suggestion of irony. I could not make him out.
On the other hand, if he had hidden it there was small likelihood now of finding it. The only chance, as far as I could see, was that he had passed it along to someone else. And of that Dopey Jack obviously knew nothing. Still, his information was quite valuable enough. He had given us the first definite information we had received of it.
There are valuable papers in the pockets. He unrolled the garment, felt to make sure that 'Mr Bailey' was safe, and finally put it on. 'Will anyone here let me sit down in a room and give me a drink of water? he asked, feeling now as if he must drop with exhaustion.
Locke to a sheet of blank paper, and if it be the business of a tutor to inscribe valuable lessons on the mind, it will require much patience, gentleness, perseverance, self-possession, energy, knowledge of human nature, and, above all, piety, simple, sincere, and practical piety, to accomplish so great a work with propriety and success.
On receiving what they considered the most valuable presents from the commander, the women broke into such immoderate fits of laughter as to be almost hysterical, finishing by bursting into tears. The men were thankful, but less noisy in expressing their satisfaction.
These chapters are for children, and I shall try to make the words large enough to command respect. In the hope that you are listening, and that you have confidence in me, I will proceed. Dates are difficult things to acquire; and after they are acquired it is difficult to keep them in the head. But they are very valuable.
The effect of the instruction thus urged will be valuable in other cases; for a child, thus taught to watch against accident, will be careful in passing crossings, and going through crowded streets, and thus be likely to escape many dangers into which others fall.
"The gentleman gave the alarm, miss," said the servant, describing the event, as it had been related to him, "and the man a huge, big old man was carried to the inn. The landlord identified him; he had taken lodgings at the inn that day, and the constable found valuable property on him a purse of money and a gold watch and chain. There was nothing to show who the money and the watch belonged to.
Word Of The Day