[173] -- Scott, i. p 228. [174] -- Scott, i. [175] -- This is very similar to the story told by Nuniz of the two sons of Virupaksha. [176] -- This again is similar to the tale Nuniz gives us of the minister Narasa and the two young princes. [177] -- Scott, i. 252; Briggs, iii. [178] -- Firishtah has told us in a previous paragraph that "dissensions prevailed in Beejanuggur."
[179] -- April A.D.英文原著 · 《A Forgotten Empire-Vijayanagar》
Quite as much as words, accent also leads to dissension. I have heard many an American speak of the English accent as "affected"; and our accent displeases the English. Now what Englishman, or what American, ever criticizes a Frenchman for not pronouncing our language as we do? His tongue has a different mother!英文原著 · 《A Straight Deal》
N.B.--Any number of persons are allowed to speak at the same time. By these means it is hoped to restore strife and dissension to the world, now alas! so fatally subjugated to a mean-spirited thing called Charity, which during the last month has been perfectly rampant in the college. Yes, we will give a helping hand to bickerings, petty jealousies, back-bitings, and all sorts of good things, and will be as jolly as ninepence and--who'll be the first president?英文原著 · 《Cambridge Pieces》
VERSE 1. Then fourteen years after I went up again to Jerusalem. Paul taught justification by faith in Christ Jesus, without the deeds of the Law. He reported this to the disciples at Antioch. Among the disciples were some that had been brought up in the ancient customs of the Jews. These rose against Paul in quick indignation, accusing him of propagating a gospel of lawlessness. Great dissension followed. Paul and Barnabas stood up for the truth.英文原著 · 《Commentary on the Epistle to the Galatians》
The political conduct of Washington was always guided by these maxims. He succeeded in maintaining his country in a state of peace whilst all the other nations of the globe were at war; and he laid it down as a fundamental doctrine, that the true interest of the Americans consisted in a perfect neutrality with regard to the internal dissensions of the European Powers.英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》
If there existed in America a class of citizens whom the legislating majority sought to deprive of exclusive privileges which they had possessed for ages, and to bring down from an elevated station to the level of the ranks of the multitude, it is probable that the minority would be less ready to comply with its laws. But as the United States were colonized by men holding equal rank amongst themselves, there is as yet no natural or permanent source of dissension between the interests of its different inhabitants.英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》