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...and hath con- victed her of many facts in which she had not the least con- cern. I question much whether we may not, by natural means, account for the... ...eve me, when you know what hath happened since our last meeting, your con- cern will be raised, however your astonishment may cease. O, sir! you are a... ... perhaps I have had inclination enough to interest myself in whatever con- cerns you; but no matter for that: those days (added she with a sigh) are n... ...reater coward than I was at that instant. Indeed, I believe my tender con- cern for the terrors of Amelia were the principal cause of my submission. H... ... chearfulness, and in which her spirits were at length overpowered by dis- cerning the oppression on his, they retired to rest, or rather to misery, w... ...e news I have heard from England, which gives me much uneasiness, and con- cerning which I can indeed deliver my sentiments with much more ease this w... ... great matter of amusement, it may at least serve to inform posterity con- cerning the present state of physic. 190 Amelia Chapter ii Chapter ii Chap... ...rom his lodgings above one day in seven. His lordship expressed great con- cern at this account, and very kindly promised to take some opportunity of ... ...uchsafed to make me many compliments, but mixed with several sarcasms con- cerning my learning. “I hope, madam, however,” said she to Amelia, “you hav...

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... the little tents. What Bremmil said and what Mrs. Bremmil said is no con- cern of any one’s. When the band struck up “The Roast Beef of Old England,”...

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...f her own power, and pleased with its effects, which she could easily dis- cern from the respectful, yet confused address of the young soldier. But, a... ...unt true, Captain Waverley had thus suffered another, comparatively uncon- cerned, to resent an affront directed against him personally as an officer,... ...vor have some points not much unlike, so far as national prejudice is con- cerned.’ The latter part of this discourse took place in the street. They p... ...distance be- ing great, and the intercourse infrequent, false reports con- cerning the fate of the absent Crusaders must have been com- monly circulat...

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...ssenting body. With this, however, we, that stand outside, are noways con- cerned. But an evil, in which we are concerned, is the head- long tendency ... ...m); yet, finally, what through banks, and what through policemen, the con- cern has dwindled to nothing. In England, we believe, this concern was tech... ...n) any philo- sophic vigor, it may be worth while, so far as the case con- cerns Pope, to ponder for one moment upon this invidious comparison, and to...

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...enience, guided in everything important by Sir Thomas, and in smaller con- cerns by her sister. Had she possessed greater leisure for the service of h... ...stay at home with you.” Lady Bertram made no objection; and every one con- cerned in the going was forward in expressing their ready concurrence, exce... ...ir own minds. They were totally preoccupied. Tom was engrossed by the con- cerns of his theatre, and saw nothing that did not imme- diately relate to ... ...o much affected that Fanny, watching him with silent, but most tender con- cern, was almost sorry that the subject had been entered on at all. It was ...

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...’s the root of the evil. There’s money, to very large amounts, in the con- cern. Chad has had the free use of a great deal. But if he’ll pull himself ... ...s in the world, and they take more interest than any one else in what con- cerns him. As I’m his next best he sees a thousand rea- sons why we should ... ...t in that; and the truth, accordingly, so far as Bilham’s enquiry was con- cerned, had thrust in the answer. “Oh Chad!”—it was 162 The Ambassadors th... ...te was now to be offered to Sally; which Strether, so far as that was con- cerned, was glad to be there to witness. Would she in the least make it out... ...m was now at last, in the geniality of separation, anything at all it con- cerned him to know. He knew, up to the hilt—that really came over Chad; he ...

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... offer. ‘What change is there in you, Martin,’ she replied; ‘for that con- cerns me nearest? You look more anxious and more thoughtful than you used.’... ...hus, as they went clinking, jingling, rattling smoothly on, the whole con- cern, from the buckles of the leaders’ coupling-reins to the handle of the ...

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...fices—until, recollecting that Julia had expressed unusual solicitude con- cerning a dressing-box that contained Anna’s letters, he at once supposed i... ...e tones of the speaker’s voice, as she thus unconsciously uttered her con- cern, that impelled the listener to advance to the side of the carriage, wh... ...f your smile,” returned Delafield, endeavouring to look excessively uncon- cerned; “but”— “Oh! my very laugh is musical, I know,” interrupted Maria; ...

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...s good will on the part of most of his shipmates made him the less to con- cern himself about such mute aspects toward him as those whereto allusion h...

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...bringing with them a magazine of food, on which they lived like fighting-cocks throughout the voyage; I saw them at length repatriated, and I must say... ...ncurable idleness, incurious content. The insolence of the cook was a trait of his own; not so his levity, which he shared with the innocent Uncle Par...

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...tion in finding myself on firm ground. I walked to the city without any con cern, being clad like one of the natives, and sufficiently instructed to ... ...ster horse took me aside, and by signs and words made me understand the con cern he was in that I had nothing to eat. Oats in their tongue are called... ... circumstances. And I re member, in frequent discourses with my master con cerning the nature of manhood in other parts of the world, having occasio...

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...nd, they were in the background. They seemed to be affairs beyond our con- cern. Chiefly, I was thinking of my lady. An aching distress filled me. For...

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...than themselves. No sooner had they clambered up the cliff, than they dis cerned the tall marble towers of the palace, ascending, as white as snow, o... ...ay to save yourself.” The armed men were now so nigh that Jason could dis cern the fire flashing out of their enraged eyes, when he let fly the stone...

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...s is ill-placed; poetry and criticism being by no means the universal con- cern of the world, but only the affair of idle men who write in their close...

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... stout lady opened the proceedings by inquiring, with an air of great con cern and sympathy, how Mr Quilp was; whereunto Mr Quilp’s wife’s mother rep... ...prodigy, as Kit never wearied of telling Barbara in the evening time, con cerning little Jacob? Was there ever such a mother as Kit’s mother, on her ... ...olding up her finger, the cone gently disappeared, though the look of con cern did not. ‘There was him and her,’ said the small servant, ‘a sittin’ ...

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...r’s reverence for the heroical profession. Kiomi whispered some story con- cerning her brother having met the tramp. I did not listen; I was full of a... ...judged of our temper. Our thirst and hunger, however, filled her with con- cern, because of our not being used to it as she was, and no place was open... ...a Radical come into the world from a good family than a radish. But I dis- cern you, my dear boy. Our reigning Families must now be active; they requi... ... wait for me to reply before he was again questioning my aunt Dorothy con- cerning Mr. Bannerbridge, and my father as to ‘that sum of money.’ But his ...

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...o men an’ women an’ Y our Honour a family man. I’ve no more to say as con- cerns the present time, an’ so we’ll drink our young squire’s health—three ...

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...ar; indeed I am bound to let you into the secret, for you are a party con- cerned. I dare say you have seen enough of Edward to know that he would pre... ...and you know young people like to be laughed at about them. Lord! how con- cerned Sir John and my daughters will be when they hear it! If I had my sen... ...relation, and still more by his distress, could not speak. He saw her con- cern, and coming to her, took her hand, pressed it, and kissed it with grat...

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...will do him such ample justice, that I am growing every moment more uncon- cerned and indifferent. Y our profusion makes me saving; and if you lament ... ...her for a long time, which was more than either the gentleman or lady con- cerned in it deserved. But at last your uncle was forced to yield, and inst... ...er were excited by his marrying me, it would not give me one moment’s con- cern — and the world in general would have too much sense to join in the sc...

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...g less congru- ously, after all, so far as the surrounding picture is con- cerned, than in presence of the moderate and the neu- tral, to which we may... ...e fifty aspiring princes, but for these gentry there are other lively con- cerns; for Antonio, notably, there are Shylock and Bassanio and his lost ve... ...hen,” said Isabel. “Not changed for the worse, surely—as far as we’re con- cerned. To see you under my roof”—and he hung fire but an instant—”would be...

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...ken all along, and that, so far as any improvement in my prospects is con- cerned, I am no better off now than I was when I first entered Dombey’s Hou... ...uttle dropped the property into the bottom of the boat with perfect uncon- cern, being evidently oblivious of its existence, and pulling off the glaze... ...nd, rather than encourage any faint foreshadowings of the truth as it con- cerned her father; tender of him, even in her wandering thoughts. As for hi... ...e fully ascer- tained them. In my execution of that trust; in my deep con- cern, which you can so well understand, for everything relat- ing to him, i... ...ever turbu- lent his thoughts, or harsh his anger had been, at first, con- cerning her marriage, or her husband, that was all past now. He chiefly tho...

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...an nature. And I do not think the special form with which we are here con- cerned by any means the worst that they have taken. It has the grand and pr... ...in the following pages, it may not be improper to premise a few words con- cerning this kind of writing, which I do not remember to have seen hitherto... ... known to the reader; for, as soon as the curate had satisfied Joseph con- cerning the perfect health of his Fanny, he was on his side very inquisitiv... ...orced me to promise before he would communicate anything. I am indeed con- cerned to find her ladyship behave in so unbecoming a man- ner. I always th... ...lady in the coach, “it would be for the loss of Horatio; for I cannot dis- cern any misfortune in her missing such a husband as Bellarmine.” “Why, I m... ...r of all this great man’s actions, and the generally received opinion con- cerning him, incensed the boys of Athens so that they threw stones at the p... ...n have felt every stroke on my own posteriors. And as to what you say con- cerning women, I have often lamented my own wife did not understand Greek.”...

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...me as it were. Among these ungracious omissions is what I now am much con- cerned to think of, that I never went to see Lilias when I committed my chi... ...et me have that Mysie of yours, since you won’t come yourself to this con- cern of ours. I’m afraid you won’t think much good has come of us, but we c...

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...ang toward the vestibule. D’Artagnan did the same, with a little more con- cern, however, for the noble creatures, whose merits he fully appreciated; ...

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...nd, they were in the background. They seemed to be affairs beyond our con- cern. Chiefly, I was thinking of my lady. An aching distress filled me. For...

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...e difficult to say than what I have said. That concerned myself; this con- cerns us all.’ ‘Us all! Who are us all?’ ‘Y ourself, myself, my dead father... ... he could. ‘I feel permitted now,’ he said, ‘to ask you a little more con- cerning your father. Has he many creditors?’ 100 Charles Dickens ‘Oh! a gr... ...family in it. ‘I am interested, Fanny, and concerned in anything that con- cerns you.’ ‘So you are, so you are, and you are the best of Amys. If I am ... ...so far as the relative positions of Little Dorrit and her family were con- cerned, that Clennam could not feel positive on the other side. He had come... ...urriedly about the room. ‘Assure yourself, Mr Clennam, that everybody con- cerned shall be—ha—shall be nobly rewarded. No one, my dear sir, shall say ... ...Office, they took it as a piece of news with which they had no nearer con- cern than with any other piece of news—any other Accident or Offence—in the... ... I don’t expect you to stand by it—indeed, I know you won’t, Pa being con- cerned—but I wish to rouse you to a sense of duty. As to any help from me, ...

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...eved, been chiefly ef- fected by crosses with the fox-hound; but what con- cerns us is, that the change has been effected uncon- sciously and graduall... ...s and sometimes of eyes, and in instinct. As far as instinct alone is con- cerned, the prodigious difference in this respect be- tween the workers and...

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...hought nothing of consequence, but as it related to her own and her son’s con cerns, had not yet given over pressing Lady Bertram to be of the party....

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...urch and chapel going, as at a thing with which they had no manner of con cern. Nor was it merely the stranger who noticed this, be cause there was ... ...s were cast up, got into exact totals, and finally settled if those con cerned could only have been brought to know it. As if an astronomical obser...

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... I was not altogether care less of my other affairs; for I had a great con cern upon me for my little herd of goats: they were not only a ready supply... ... two, I could perceive, lifted up their hands sometimes, and appeared con- cerned indeed, but not to such a degree as the first. I was perfectly confo...

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...n agreement with Mr. Casaubon as to the unsound opinions of Middleton con- cerning the relations of Judaism and Catholicism; and passed easily to a ha... ...r objections to him:—he is masterful and rather unsociable, and he is con- cerned with trade, which has complaints of its own that I know nothing abou... ...ignorant puffing. But even his proud outspokenness was checked by the dis- cernment that it was as useless to fight against the interpreta- tions of i... ... friends. Y ou admit, I hope, that I have a right to speak about what con- cerns the dignity of my wife’s sister?” Sir James was getting warm. “Of cou... ...ns were just then issued and accepted on the strength of this scandal con- cerning Bulstrode and Lydgate; wives, widows, and single la- dies took thei... ...ir. And I again call upon you to enter into satisfactory explanations con- cerning the scandals against you, or else to withdraw from posts in which w... ...espatched, and fringed off into eager discussion among various groups con- cerning this affair of Bulstrode—and Lydgate. 664 Middlemarch Mr. Brooke, ... ...econd mar- riage as a mistake; and indeed this remained the tradition con- cerning it in Middlemarch, where she was spoken of to a younger generation ...

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...ay; but found no heart to engage in that or any other duty; my former con- cern, exercise, and religious affections were now gone. I thought that the ... ...and insignificant per- sons; indulgence where our own claims only are con- cerned, but firmness in our demands where they re- late to duties towards o... ... had entirely done with myself. I felt that the opinions of the world con- cerning me were nothing, and that I had no more to do with any outward inte...

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...e people to those severities which they would not otherwise have been con- cerned in. Whether this poor man lived or died I cannot tell, but it was re... ...eration, not know- ing or regarding what they did, and consequently uncon- cerned at the danger or safety not only of anybody near them, but even of t... ...when men are once come to a condition to abandon themselves, and be uncon- cerned for the safety or at the danger of themselves, it can- not be so muc... ...t crowds and throngs, unconcerned at the danger of the infection, not con- cerned at the houses they went into, at the goods they handled, or at the p... ...they gener- ally told us of a relapse into the plague, we have had no con- cern since that about them; yet by those frequent clamours, we were all kep...

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...to military airspace and then to New York, the battle commanders were con- cerned about refueling. NEADS considered scrambling alert fighters from Lan... ... 31 But the prosecution of Aldrich Ames for espionage in 1994 revived con- cerns about the prosecutors’ role in intelligence investigations.The Depart... ...net said he remembered doubts about the reliability of the source and con- cern about hitting the nearby mosque.“Mike” remembered T enet telling him t... ...ulted in Bin Ladin’s death. 189 Attorney General Reno again expressed con- cerns on policy grounds. She was worried about the danger of retaliation.Th... ...his transformation from his Lebanese family , which grew increasingly con- cerned about his fanaticism. Soon after Jarrah returned to Germany, his fat... ...aeda action inside the United States—although the CSG continued to be con- cerned about the domestic threat.The mosaic of threat intelligence came fro... ...s were not supplemented by reports from the FBI. Clarke had expressed con- cern about an al Qaeda presence in the United States, and he worried about ... ...e can therefore establish that at least some government agencies were con- cerned about the hijacking danger and had speculated about various scenar- ... ...against terrorism.While one factor was the preexistence of widespread con- cern about Y2K, another, at least equally important, was simply shared info...

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...t into the river. I knew he was a good swimmer, and so was under little con cern about him; but before he could get round to lay hold of the boat, we... ... it would be use ful to complete and publish it as he desired. Various con cerns have for some time past prevented this letter being written, and I ...

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...ly and intelli- gent patriotism; the condition of Japan was his great con- cern; and while he projected a better future, he lost no op- portunity of i...