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A husband and wife ought to continue so long united as they love each other : any law which should bind them to cohabitation for one moment after the decay of their affection would be a most intolerable tyranny , and the most unworthy of toleration . Well , as you refuse me your confidence , and are so jealous of my becoming a philosopher and your equal , I must even do my best to find out the infallible test and learn to choose safely for myself . " Of all the burdens Russia has had to bear , the heaviest and most relentless of all has been the weight of her past " Tibor Szamuely , the Russian Tradition " ( Arnold 17 ) . ' " Bruggeman v. " [ i ] f , on a motion asserting the defense provided in subsection ( 6 ) to dismiss for failure of the pleading to state a claim upon which relief can be granted , matters outside the pleading are presented to and not excluded by the court , the motion shall be treated as one for summary judgment and disposed of as provided in K.S.A . A born aristocrat , fine to his finger 's ends , courtly in his manners , he was , nevertheless , affable , approachable , tactful , considerate of the feelings of others , uniformly kind to his inferiors and dependents , and gave to every man his just meed of appreciation and recognition . The closing scene you have all witnessed : the son - - no mean antagonist - - prostrate in death ; the father fallen upon him ; blood mingling with blood , the drink-offering of Victory and Freedom ; and in the midst my sword , that wrought all ; judge by its presence there , whether the weapon was unworthy of its master , whether it did him faithful service . Now the admirable Plato , no bad authority on such matters , 4 would have us reject the salutation Joy altogether ; it is a mean wish , wanting in seriousness , according to him ; his substitute is Prosperity , which stands for a satisfactory condition both of body and soul ; in a letter to Dionysius , he reproves him for commencing a hymn to Apollo with Joy , which he maintains is unworthy of the Pythian , and not fit even for men of any discretion , not to mention Gods . He is unworthy of the hand that shed that other blood : the glory of a noble enterprise shall not be so denied . I claim from you the recompense that is my due ; and that in no paltry , grasping spirit ; it was not for a wage 's sake that I sought to serve my country ; but I would have my deed confirmed by your award ; I would not be disparaged by slanderous tongues , as one who attempted and failed , and was deemed unworthy of honour .