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If a case survive an operation the patient is no wiser than he was before, and knows nothing about avoiding another attack, for let it be said loud enough to be heard by all, and with no fear of successful contradiction, that if every child at birth should have the appendix removed there would not be one case less of appendicitis than there is with the appendix intact.
"Why, of course it is!" agreed the House Surgeon, as if he had known it from the beginning. "And who knows but the faeries may have come and stolen them all away?" Now the House Surgeon was old in understanding, although he was young in years; and he knew it was wiser sometimes to give in to the whims of a tired, overwrought brain.
As it was, however, it is hard to see how anybody was the wiser for them, or could know that the king had upheld his right to the Ohio country by battle and by treaty and would always defend it.
That, of course, means they have left Paris suddenly, having got into what the English call a 'scrape. In such a case a man generally thinks it better to go home wiser if sadder than when he came." There followed a pause. "Well, Monsieur le Senateur," said the Prefect, rising from his chair. "You may rest assured that I will do everything that is in my power to find your friend."
And, while I may or may not have agreed with his general theories, I did not disagree with the one that the autumn is as much a part of what there is as is the spring, and that all trends toward a common end, which must be for the best in some way we do not comprehend, because we see, at least, enough to know that nature, wiser than we, makes no mistakes.
"I give you full power, my beloved; you are wiser, more thoughtful than I am; besides, you are not so strictly guarded, so encircled by spies as I am." "No; to-morrow I am still free," exulted she "to-morrow the Electoral Prince of Hesse has as yet no power over me, and no one will be observing me. My mother has been detained by sickness at The Hague, and here at Doornward there are no spies.
Butler left the town with her little girl some time before Mr. Templeton married." "Well, you are wiser than I am," said Lumley, forcing a smile. "But how can you be sure that Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Cameron are one and the same person? "No! but I saw her ladyship on the lawn," said Mr.
Dennis, don't you think that if in the school proper, the scholars were all of nearly the same age and the same mental abilities I mean if they averaged in that way it would be wiser to have very large classes and very few teachers?" "There are reasons in favor of that, and reasons against it," he said, thoughtfully.
"He looked as if he was dead," said Erebus; and there was a faint ring of disappointment in her tone. "In a short time the young man will come to himself; and let us hope that it will be a better and wiser self," said Mr. Carrington. "But what was it all about? What did that truculent young ruffian want with Rupert?"
In a few minutes Sibyll rejoined Marmaduke, who had returned to the hall, and informed him that her father had lain down a while to compose himself. "It is a hard fate, sir," said the girl, with a faint smile, "a hard fate, to be banned and accursed by the world, only because one has sought to be wiser than the world is."
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