Having decided that they were excellent, and that he ought to like them, like the German that he was, he tried to persuade himself that he did in fact like them.
Surely he would be like them if only he lived for another twelve--ten years.
But, like them, she thought she ought to like it, and she took her lessons conscientiously enough, except for certain moments of diabolical malice indulged in to enrage her master.
It is, like them, organized into legislative, executive, and judiciary departments.
It operates, like them, directly on persons and things, and, like them, it has at command a physical force for executing the powers committed to it.
But many people seem to like them, and I don't doubt it is as exciting to Gifted to write them as it is to a great genius to express itself in a poem.
Like them or not, they must and will perform their office, and we cannot stop them.
He would be like them, and his consciousness would put a sharper edge on theirs.
It's high time," Aunt Bella said, "that she should learn to like them.
You could see she thought you a beast to like them.
But duty was doing all the things you didn't like because you didn't like them.
It is perhaps to keep the princes of Europe humble that hardly a palace on the Continent is without the chamber of this adventurer, who, till he stooped to be like them, was easily their master.
They're thorny things; you won't like them, but I do.
In simple trust like theirs who heard Beside the Syrian sea The gracious calling of the Lord, Let us, like them, without a word, Rise up and follow Thee.
Understanding has in some sort outrun knowledge, for the affection perhaps began with the acquaintance; and as it was not made like other relations, so it is not, like them, to be perturbed or clouded.
Therefore he was a heretic, like them,--a follower of Origen.
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