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On the whole therefore - - although I am not ignorant that , in many popularly elected School Boards , there is a reaction in favour of " the cheap system " as it is called - - I am myself disposed to think that this is one of the many cases in which expense is the truest economy . I had to explain to Huck Jr. how sometimes Tom Sawyer neglected to think about others and did them harm though his heart is not bad at all . As an adolescent I was not supposed to think about sex . If it 's coming to a battle between dueling elites , and who can fix the election best , with the actual Iraqi people an afterthought , what the hell are we supposed to think about these elections ? If any one should be disposed to think lightly of the instruction , on recount of the channel by which it was first communicated , let him tell me where I ean find an idea more ingenious or original . I believe you are right , said Agathon , and I am disposed to think that his intention in placing himself between you and me was only to divide us ; but he shall gain nothing by that move ; for I will go and lie on the couch next to you . Cohesion - Does the review hang together , or does the author leap from thought to thought without logical transition ? How then are we supposed to think of what 's been going on at Mansfield ? With the latter he had a bare acquaintance ; from Denzil 's report , he was disposed to think of him as a rather effeminate old-young man of metropolitan type . Those bodies are supposed to think through what they think the public good is . For me , I was too much charmed to think of eating ; my heart began to imbibe a delicious sensation , which engrossed my whole being , and left no room for other objects . Those who were wont to be the vainest and loosest , and those who had been disposed to think and speak lightly of vital and experimental religion , were now generally subject to great awakenings . They might be supposed to think that the alleged natural vocation of women was of all things the most repugnant to their nature ; insomuch that if they are free to do anything else - - if any other means of living or occupation of their time and faculties , is open , which has any chance of appearing desirable to them - there will not be enough of them who will be willing to accept the condition said to be natural to them .