I fall into the same trains of thinking; except that I am more restless, more inclined to melancholy, to inaction, to a kind of inanity, which no trifling efforts can shake off.
When I have said all that I think of you I should hope you will be more inclined to believe me equitable.
For this reason sanguine temperaments are more inclinedto love; and hence the saying that "love springs from the liver," because of the blood being formed there.
Consequently the heat and vital spirits abandon the heart instead of concentrating around it: the result being that a man who is afraid is not quick to attack, but is more inclined to run away.
But it is denominated in preference from denunciation, because God is more inclined to remit punishment than to withdraw promised blessings.
Therefore those who are virtuous are more inclined to be ashamed.
I am more inclined to believe that this was the cause of the displeasure of the army, than that in a city lately sacked and in a colony still young there was less booty found than the tribune had represented.
Servilius, more inclined to moderate measures, thought that while their minds were in this ferment, it would be both more safe and more easy to bend than to break them.
One would be more inclined to think they were set up as a monument of a remarkable expedition, which had penetrated to regions previously unknown; but why build more than one cairn?
Some exception may perhaps be taken to the evidence of D'Usson; for undoubtedly he, like every Frenchman who had held any command in the Irish army, was weary of his banishment, and impatient to see Paris again.
Whoever, it was said, should enter the service of the usurpers would do so at the peril of his soul.
The Roman Catholics of Ulster and Leinster had fled westward by tens of thousands, driving before them a large part of the cattle which had escaped the havoc of two terrible years.
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