Well, but if I am excluded and barred out, every man would be so far from being able to bear with others, that he would be burthensome to himself, and consequently incapable of any ease or satisfaction.
But I made up my mind that the more I was excluded from the private intercourse which I so earnestly coveted, the closer I would follow Beethoven in all the productions of his mind.
The excluded members were let in: a free Parliament called in as legal a manner as the times would allow; and the King restored.
The chapel was still completely dark, for the faint light of dawn was excluded by the heavy hangings over the windows; and there was but the light of the two tapers to show the people to one another and the priest to them all.
The institution provides that there shall be no quarrelling about material interests; individualism is excludedfrom that department of affairs.
Still, it is not their interest that the English, who form the great majority of play-victims, should be excludedfrom places of gambling resort.
Those only will be excluded at the last who even now are excluding themselves.
The world is awakening to {106} the fact that the majority of the human family has been virtually excluded from all participation in man's inheritance of knowledge and culture.
But, on the other hand, the pagan virtues are not excluded from the New Testament.
In one sense it states a platitude--a truth, indeed, which is not excluded from an absolute or teleological conception of life.
Entrusting ourselves to the guidance of the former of these authors, we learn that Kinguri, the son of the chief of the Bungo, in Lunda, was excluded by his father from the succession, in favour of his sister Lueji.
The high-handed regulation of the ball of etiquette was aimed at them, and excluded many of our friends of the morning; but it did not seem to give any offence, the excluded quietly taking their places at the outside of the railing.
Kant showed that the rule of right excluded any such accommodation, and a crisis in his own life led Mill to adopt the same conclusion.
It is noteworthy that the counties of Kildare and Cork are not mentioned, and that Tipperary is; the probability being that the two former were purposely excluded as being under Geraldine influence.
Also by this Irish custom of gavelkind bastards took their shares with the legitimate, and wives, on the other hand, were quite excluded from dower, and daughters took nothing, even if their father died without issue male.
Those who injured her during the period of her disguise were for ever excluded from participation in the blessings which she bestowed.
Dissenting Christians, whether Protestant or Catholic, were excluded in different degrees from public life.
Catholics and Dissenters were no longer practically disabled by the Church, but both were still depreciated by the establishment of the rival sect, and the Jew {186} was still excluded from Parliament and office by the Christian.
This Church had beenexcluded from the Toleration Act of William III, and in 1792, the year in which Burke wrote his Letter to Langrishe, Fox introduced a Bill to put them in the same position as other Dissenters.
Others joined the most bigoted and reactionary of their usual opponents, and used arguments against Bradlaugh which, if logically applied, would have excluded from Parliament more than one of the best men in the Cabinet.
This Bill allowed leaseholders, who had been excluded from the Act of 1881, to obtain the benefits of its provisions.
One or two Acts had dealt with the condition of working women as with that of working children, and they had been excluded altogether from the brutalizing labour of mines.
Catholics were expressly excluded from the places of Lord Chancellor and Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland.
Catholics were excludedfrom the Houses at Dublin as vigorously as from those at Westminster, and few important mitigations of their lot were obtained from their own countrymen.
They destroyed witches; persecuted the Baptists and Quakers, and excluded them from their settlements.
The Test Act excluded from civil and military office all who dissented from the Established Church.
He sought, by threats and artifices, to secure the repeal of the Test Act, by which Catholics were excluded from office.
The Presbyterians refused to take this oath; and they were therefore excluded from offices of dignity and trust.
Milton was his familiar guest, and the youthful Dryden was not excludedfrom his table.
Thus, a tree so placed that light and air are excluded on one side, will not grow freely towards that side, but only in directions from whence light and air have access.
By this interpretation, the science naturally and necessarily became implicated with moral considerations, which never can be excluded from the statesman's view.
Of late it has been maintained on a special ground that moral considerations cannot wholly be excluded from political economy.
Wilmot proposed an amendment that slavery should be excluded from any territory so acquired.
Giordano Bruno, an astronomer and one of the first to affirm that the sun was the centre of the world, professed, despite certain precautions, a doctrine which confused God with the world and denied or excluded creation.
Epicurus was quite convinced that it excluded them.
The culprit is not only to be excluded from Christian communion, but "to be delivered unto Satan for the destruction of the flesh, that the spirit may be saved.
The "we" consoled him a little, but he felt as if he were excluded into outer darkness, and at a moment when she should have turned to him for the aid he yearned to give.
So she had been excluded from active participation, and now looked on, acquiescing in her exclusion, a patient and humble spectator.
