| The above is a brief specimen of the assenter in conversation. |
| But whether of assenter or dissenter, the only real force at work is the self trying to merge with the cause. |
| If there is any doubt at all about the assenter voting, I should think his assent is not worth much. |
| The assenter is the parent who does not seek custody of the child but either has it thrust upon him or, when presented with the opportunity, gladly accepts it. |
| With the greatest good nature and good breeding, he was the very opposite to an assenter. |
