Speech of Richard H Bayard of Delaware volume 1
Speech of Richard H Bayard of Delaware volume 1
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A word, too, may stand for a whole sentence, for a class of ideas, as in the familiar use of this very term. Thus, to keep a horse may not merely mean that he is fed, and curried, and stabled, but that he is rode ; as, where the conversation being about the personal habit of any one in relation to exer- cise, it should be remarked of him, he keeps a horse ; the term imports both preservation and use. So in the phrase keep a cow ; the use for which she is kept is implied, as if a house keeper we...re asked, " Do you buy your milk?" and should r«^ply, ''No, I keep a ccnv ;" it imports not only that she is fed and taken care of, but that she is milked, and her milk consumed by the family. —- So, keep a carnage does not merely mean that a carriage is locked up in the house, but that it is used. Keep house, imports the burden of household du- ties ; as keep tavern imports the duty of receiving and attending to guests. — There cannot be a doubt that the phrase "keep a journal, " means to make and preserve one.
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A word, too, may stand for a whole sentence, for a class of ideas, as in the familiar use of this very term. Thus, to keep a horse may not merely mean that he is fed, and curried, and stabled, but that he is rode ; as, where the conversation being about the personal habit of any one in relation to exer- cise, it should be remarked of him, he keeps a horse ; the term imports both preservation and use. So in the phrase keep a cow ; the use for which she is kept is implied, as if a house keeper we...re asked, " Do you buy your milk?" and should r«^ply, ''No, I keep a ccnv ;" it imports not only that she is fed and taken care of, but that she is milked, and her milk consumed by the family. —- So, keep a carnage does not merely mean that a carriage is locked up in the house, but that it is used. Keep house, imports the burden of household du- ties ; as keep tavern imports the duty of receiving and attending to guests. — There cannot be a doubt that the phrase "keep a journal, " means to make and preserve one.
What to read after Speech of Richard H Bayard of Delaware volume 1?
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