The United States Constitution is a very important document, a good, sound document, but it is talked about a great deal more than it is read.
I have heard it talked about a good deal, and am sufficiently well acquainted with it to justify my own mind in utterly rejecting all claims made for its divine origin.
While I was still wearing an officer’s uniform after my duel, I talked about servants in general society, and I remember every one was amazed at me.
Would you believe it, when he was feverish he talked about you in delirium.
Yes, but he talked about it before he had formed a plan, when he had only the desire, only the impulse to it.
And in hushed tones we talked about him, recalling to mind certain sayings, certain formulas of his, those startling maxims which are like jets of flame flung, in a few words, into the darkness of the Unknown Life.
He would be talked about, approved, congratulated.
He talked about marriages, births and deaths, then about the fall in the price of grain and the latest news about cattle.
Who ever reads books in the City, or how often does one hear them talked about at a Club?
If I talked about it, I should have to confine myself to theories and--and dreams.
And you wouldn't care to betalked about yourself, either," she added vehemently.
I did not read the book because I was sick and tired of the author and his nonsense, but I imbibed, in spite of myself, something of the story and its moral from hearing it talked about.
The popping of a pistol at odd hours in the backyard of the Institute was a phenomenon more than sufficiently remarkable to be talked about in Rockland.
The landlord of the Anchor Tavern, now the head of the boarding-house, talked about Maurice, as everybody in the village did at one time or another.
He talked about having a pistol, in case he were attacked by any of the ruffians who are so numerous in the city, but Mr. Gridley told him, No!
I have heard those voices, I talked about earlier, also in the cell, screaming inside of me.
Nobody likes to be talked about, especially in Rome, where it's the end of everything.
Nobody likes to be talked about," said the Princess, "especially in Rome, where it is the end of everything.
We talked about Emerson, whom she seems to have been well acquainted with while he was in England; and she mentioned that Miss Martineau had given him a lock of hair; it was not her own hair, but a mummy's.
While business was going forward, the magistrate, Mr. Mansfield, talked about a fancy ball at which he had been present the evening before, and of other matters grave and gay.
So he will, I dare say; but mayn't there be rasons why he don't wish to have it talked about yet?
Indeed, Father John, when I do have one, I hope I shall manage better than to be talked about as much as she is, any way.
She stooped over the flowers andtalked about them as if they were children.
Everybody as knowed about Mester Craven knowed there was a little lad as was like to be a cripple, an' they knowed Mester Craven didn't like him to be talked about.
So for the remainder of the sitting they talked, neither quite naturally, since both were thinking of the one subject that could not be talked about, on strictly public topics.
Like most artists, Evelyn had a somewhat egoistic nature, and since his personality was so graceful and interesting, it followed that many people found his talk equally so, especially when he talked about himself.
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