Various manuals for the young husband, which he had consulted, to the contrary notwithstanding, the place for a married man was at home.

No; precisely the contrary, if you now declare "that your very existence being founded on that principle of the eternal laws of nature and of nature's Godthat every nation has the independent right to regulate its domestic concerns, to fix its institutions and its government"you cannot contemplate with indifference that the absolutist powers form a league of mutual support against this principle of mankind's common law.

The rule, in all its modifications, is based on the principle, that the choice of cases depends on the distinction of personsa principle plainly contrary to the usage of the Latin classics, and altogether untrue.

I then adduced passages to show that his statement was emphatically and utterly contrary to fact.

As the Cartesians maintained, it must have ideas as soon as it begins to be, which is manifestly contrary to experience.

But she held him by a method diametrically contrary to that which rumor, stirred by Flavia Titiana, indicated; Cornificia's house was a place where he could lay aside the feverish activities of public life and revel in the intellectual and philosophical amusements that he genuinely loved.

Such teaching is totally contrary to our Lord's own teaching.

It is, however, one of the exceptional tenets to which I have been obliged to allude, that man should not seek to be wiser than Nature; and that life should neither be cut short, except as a punishment for great crimes, nor prolonged artificially contrary to the manifest intention, or, as our philosophers would say, the common course of Nature.

" "Possibly it would be better to drop you there first" "Nothing of the sort; but positively the contrary.

Jim Galway, who had witnessed the affair, took a radically contrary view, which everyone else not of the Leddy partisanship readily accepted.

The poor flesh is moved roughly, then on the contrary smoothly.

On the other hand New York courts take a position squarely contrary, and so in Colorado.

"So anxious," said one of "the brethren" to me, "were we to inform our Christian brethren of our danger, that we actually gave a warm piece to a native to carry a letter over to you, although that is strictly contrary to our orders."

Living on into the Renaissance, I saw that Jim would be taught the grievous thing called wisdomwould learn his limitations and to form habits tamely contrary to his natural Greek likings.

It is true, they add, that to justify this abrogation of a law it must be palpably contrary to the Constitution; but it is evident that to give the right of resisting laws of that description, coupled with the uncontrolled right to decide what laws deserve that character, is to give the power of resisting all laws; for as by the theory there is no appeal, the reasons alleged by the State, good or bad, must prevail.

They tell him "that we are desirous and conclude to await his Majesty's resolution, [in regard to the prisoner,] which we question not will be agreeable to his Lordship's Charter, and, consequently, contrary to your expectations.

The employment was decidedly contrary to his taste, and to amuse his tedium he used often to sketch or read from his favorite poets.

And mind, that is flatly contrary to the letter of the Bible.

" "Anyhow, Bobby, things goes mighty contrary in dis house.

We do not know and we have every indication and induction for the most oppositely contrary conclusions.

Painfully the contrary.