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Updated: August 21, 2024
A man who proposes to look for God in this miserable world and finds Him visiting the diseased imagination of a sickly nun, may perhaps be in some sense called a materialist, and there is more materialism of this variety in popular sentimentalisms about the "blood of Jesus" than in all the writings of the profane men of science.
This is no time for sentimentalisms about the empty chair at the national hearth; all the chairs would be empty soon enough, if one of the children is to amuse itself with setting the house on fire, whenever it can find a match. Since the election of Mr.
That bond, like all others, was destined to be to her a mere shadow. Poor Agatha! Quick exercise always brings cheerfulness when one is young, strong, and free from any real cares; Agatha's imaginary ones, together with the vague sentimentalisms into which she was on the verge of falling, yet had not fallen, vanished under the influence of a cheerful walk on a sunny summer's day.
The public, with all its sentimentalisms, never fails to take the article, quality being equal, at the lowest price, and accordingly the leviathan dealer thrives, while nearly all the small dealers are extirpated. Now this is a course of things which produces partial inconveniences; but its general effect is good.
He does not talk sentimentalisms about the beauty of charity and the like, but lays it down, as a 'hard and fast rule, that we are bound to love every man with whom we come in contact; or, as the Greek has it, 'the other. That is the first plain truth taught here. Love is not an emotion which we may indulge or not, as we please.
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