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He stopped to look at her curiously, paused, and then went on: "I venture to think that God has nothing to do with such a hospitality and with such a guest!" She had jumped to her feet to react against the numbness, to discover whether her body would obey her will. It did. She could stand up, and she could move her arms freely.
And another ground of prosperity soon arose out of the now expanding manufacturing system. Vast multitudes of men grew up under that system humble enough by the quality of their education to accept with thankfulness the ministrations of Methodism, and rich enough to react, upon that beneficent institution, by continued endowments in money.
I am fully aware of the way most people out-system will react to us, and being from out-system yourself, you would have gotten a far more sympathetic reaction than a Narvonese-born Kin. Your being a Donor will help, even so. Do you have any preference as to the Kin?" "One of the really hungry ones," Thompson said. "Otherwise, not particularly." "Very well.
We are, body and mind, very responsive to atmospheric changes; for every storm in Nature there is a storm in us a change physical and mental. We make our own conditions, it is true, and these react and have a deadening effect on us in the long run, but we are never wholly deadened by them if we be not indeed dead, if the life we live can be called life.
Probably the change will never come, for the simple reason that none will consent to risk being eaten by being a little ahead of the other wolves." Such a point of view entirely ignores the reality of human reactions. The Golden Rule is much more than an arbitrary obligation: it is an expression of the fundamental truth that men react to the stimulus that is applied.
The judge, more and more irritated, thought it his duty to continue in the same tone, hoping thereby to strike the accused with a terror which should react upon the audience, and bring it back to respect.
Clutching with hand and foot both the dorsal and pectoral fins, his limbs spread spider-like against the surging torso, he rode as if he had been born to it. In fact, he had. 'Kalus! The girl came running to the place where he stood tacitly shaping a net, surprised he hadn't heard her shouts. He saw her but did not immediately react, half knowing what she was going to say.
So often we act in the very opposite way. We are often impatient with one another and even unkind in the way we answer back or react. How much envy, too, there can be in a home. A husband and wife can envy the other their gifts, even their spiritual progress. Parents may be envious of their children, and how often is there not bitter envy between brothers and sisters.
It was quite evident that events had passed beyond the control of these persons; more particularly were they utterly at a loss as to how to deal with that peculiar terrorism exerted by the lower classes which is always so ready to react upon the representatives of democratic theories. On every side I heard a medley of wild proposals and hesitating responses.
Men think of odd matters in a battle, and it is a scientific certainty that, at the supreme pinch, the subconscious must react. *Felix Adler's Comment* *From The Standard, Oct. 14, 1914.* Apropos of a recent article by Mr.
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