Karmayogi

SR No.: 011075
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Publisher: ZZZ Unknown
Total Pages: 751
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
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KARMAYOGIR
IV.
last few years a woman Arose who for their want of strategy by a ancipation that make up the los bund the courge to declare that reckless expenditure of hervism, tury of humanity. Very ul this une very pretty fowling. aml the www of morgen. that he would still make a This wainan, Mrs Pakhurstww is foltokiow18Hier tices buhalf of the great wels vrnest about the matter. It i bush.
of impurtality and freedom for is said of her that she is not a 'The first effect of the new move- which England une li ber. wan, but an iden.--and that inent was to reveal the immense self to start. Very few areking pen, votes for wenien. In * mo- volume of constitutional opinion to elimine the cornwit par went the sweet slumbers of the thnt alrendy existed in favour of ty Rent from their
titutional advance were broken. the enfranchisement of women. treatment of political prices You The era of violence and menace had This opinion would never perhaps the wone succeed in mah pun. No politeness restrained
have become effective withont the ing the north of the these wonen. One remembers friction-age provided by Mrs questions of the day. They has.. the news of the Hag with the Pankhurst's Agitation, but it mare the covertiment, ingur words "Votes for women" pushed existed, and it included almost it at byrets and the through the grillo of the Ladies all that wils distinguished or chiefs to the justicule of the (iallery in the House of Commons note-worthy among women. For country." ud waved before the astonished tunately, while not participating There can no t that Leielauore. The signal thun given in the methods of the violent.
til the mutual insistance of Constit
the mutual e been followed up by hundred tors, thene English women have to tionalista itd Extremists, s ingi eures each one more unpleasant much political gol sense to fight
ts and suffragettes, the question of staid persons than the lart. Against each other. Each firty woman's muffrage will b e Meetingy have been interrupto r ongniew the value of the other the first dent with the rest Ixours have been besieged. Stones to the cause which they have at Ministru have been thrown. Officials have heart. The Constitutionalists con en pestered in their homes. stantly give public expression to
stantly give public Women of some of the highest their feelings of gratitude and arl.
THE BRAIN OF INDIA. families in England have been ar- miration for the self-sacrifice under rested for disorder and violence in one by the rival purty. And if the
We have statel, its succinctly the streets. The thing his in fut Extremists do not my as much about
is consistent with chances the I No cutumnon that no one
it IN VIT the Constitutionalist
main 11chological im Is any longer ashamed of it. It kent that the silene IN
which the ancient de la I on a title start to be able tot to any option of the d ay
their serbe of luat Hy th. to pak of one's feminine relatives partner, but to the fact that they
training of Brahmacharya the piece Langnishing in prison, undergoing deal in acts and not in uns. The
all the brgy of which they the work of fasting and bring ubattle furty of meer aan
to WilM capable and wluchen ject to the indignity of the stone by Mrs Hiphery Wind just of!
le served from bulily functions ar tube suficauit consequence to per that
at the mrvice of the brain. In To the unizement of the world, n on against the w
this way they not only strength however, women who had been up- hn-existent amongst English women.
ched the writer grasping mer. e to be charming toy sily The Mother of England must be
the hi or the suite towed by a little flatters, having reckoned 14 unanimit the
of thought conceptial, the tot The power to get ind no real force i gheton of their own enfranchi
and the creative intellettual Race at their command, were suddenly ment. The party of mener is
making the triple of down to be in po n of the rule and the firty of cuina
invention jnegint tempor inexlustable courage and deter titutionalism the blade of the
hensive and nutie, but the really mountion. They were prowal caput movement. The two an in com
enlarged the range, no less than the ble of intens moral earnestness, plete hamuoly and each tacitly
intensity of the absorbing, storing able to give themselves over to a accept the work done for it by
" and generative mental wivities principle.n.inorselesh in logical fucul the other.
Hence these astonishing feats ty and conscious of an inity of Now let in note therrsults of metery, ON Comprensietata! pure which was fantamount to the work done. The agitators have
versatility of entive work of which efficient organisation.
used all weapons and have tinthew- only a few dinary intellects They are supremely inspired, but itted to apply their political in. have been able in Occidental not by any means to well organ- Huence against the Government at history, but which in ancient be ised in their rristance as they bye-cluctions. It is true that they
bye-elections. It is true that they were common and mal. Mr. G . might be. Anyone who has seen have to deal with an excentive so I tridesed to be the the speech of n Cabinet Minister saturated with muralimar. pessor of Ru Atunishing natury interrupted by them some twelve nline by the Government of sub- because he could tupeat the whole or fifteen tines, will realise how jeet races, and still fish from the of Homer's llisal, beyiming from any very much more trouble they spectacle of the Boer War. Very prange Murguted him to could have given by concerted dis- few are left of those generous UIN Howing on in long as reqrd.ba turbance in many directions at who can regard this one more to a Bruhain of the old times this once. Womanlike, they make up of those gallant movements of er would have been a proof of -
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