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...y? It was being cognizant that one was a fickle, disorderly creature whose emotions and experiences made him into a different man with every new minut... ... his life, that the insurgent named Jatupon, whose suppressed, raw, mauled emotions and thought were as intransigent as his own will within these skir... ...utility. Now relaxed in an objective distancing of himself from prevailing emotions, he conceived an idea for a painting which he did not care to pond... ...e. Come down and go to bed. Things always seem clearer in the morning when emotions burn down in sleep." "I'm just a hole to men here--nothing else." ... ...ho was once in love with his brother and scrutinized the validity of human emotions thereafter as Nawin, feelings were gossamer threads of chemicals p... ...f nothing really existed more than mere supposition that it was so, surely emotions should not even be accredited with the supposition of reality. If ... ...Nongkhai and elsewhere. Caught in the predicament of opposing thoughts and emotions, he said nothing. Perhaps, he thought, this was the real source o...

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...ntrol her agony. The estrangement and insensitivity of the postmodern writers are confined to their stories alone. In personal life, they are full of emotions and senses like any other human being made of flesh and blood. Or else why mix up the creations and the personal life of the creator. Crying aloud she ran to her room bolted the door and lay down crying. She did not ...

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...ore. My style of writing is terse and pointed, but at times I have gone overboard like in one particular opinion on Aarushi murder, where emotions and logic intermingled in an expanded narrative. Rights, especially privacy and equality, are my area of focus; therefore most of my opinions herein; i.e., the ones discussing Brain Research, NCTC, Sting Operatio...

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... as information beyond that the data can be of no use, for the school dropouts suffer an environment change after becoming a school dropout. Thus the emotions of the school dropout; is technically involved....

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...orehead was threatening even while he slept. Many furrows, produced by the emotions of a warrior life, gave it a vague resemblance to the vermicu- lat... ...im- self to say that the child unborn is on some neutral ground, where the emotions of its mother do not penetrate during those hours when soul clasps... ...wait her, to kiss her, to talk to her, to listen to her gave him such keen emotions that often a slight delay, a trifling fear would throw him into a ... ... order that the weak, debilitated body should not be destroyed by the keen emotions of that soul, Etienne needed silence, caresses, peace in the lands... ...under either aspect. By his mother’s influence his studies had removed his emotions to the region of ideas. The action of his life took place, therefo... ...xposed to the brutalities of a brother with- out faith or conscience. Such emotions repressed, a first love unforgotten, so many sorrows ignored and h... ... be- gan. Already he had felt the mysterious correspondences be- tween his emotions and the movements of the ocean. The divining of the thoughts of ma... ...heart and developed there, like a poem at once terrible and delicious. The emotions of this youth, ac- customed to live in contemplations of ecstasy a... ... as others in the excitements of the world, resembled none of the habitual emotions of mankind. “Will he live?” said the old man, amazed at the fragil...

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...must have shone in earlier days. Obliged to repress the naive impulses and emotions of a woman when she simply feels them instead of reflecting about ... ...pon her door, 11 Balzac every footfall echoing in the street, she hid her emotions by starting topics relating to the interests of the town, and she ...

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...e, con- cealed from other eyes, by which they conveyed to each other their emotions, was like a poem of bitter melancholy. The sight of a cloudless sk... ... her whole life in that of another; of espousing, as it were, the infinite emotions of a poet’s soul; of living a double existence,—going, coming with... ...on, dear, to live! to LIVE when other women are praying on their knees for emotions that never come to them! Remember, darling, that for this poem of ... ...ds which he was also led, as so many men are, by a sort of disgust for the emotions of gallantry, those fairy flowers of the soul. There comes a vital... ...s, and seems to take pleasure in doing so, allowing herself to explain the emotions that justify the guilty parties, we may be sure that she herself i... ...n, who kept the secret of the involuntary trembling by which these violent emotions betrayed themselves. Though the eyes of a captivated woman are apt... ...n feels at the certainty of doing wrong, and stepping on forbidden ground,—emotions that are not without charm, and which awaken various dormant facul... ...the Comtesse Felix instinctively desired to introduce the torture of great emotions into a life made 51 Balzac monotonous by happiness. This law of l... ...o- sen him for her lover. Though neither had reached the in- cline of such emotions where preliminaries are abridged, both were on the road to it. Rao...

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...ve it!” I said to her, laughing. “I’ll pay ten francs; we should count the emotions in.” “Very well,” she said, “then I’ll pay ten francs, two sous.” ... ...his bread.” I had thought out many dramas; Pauline was accustomed to great emotions beside a man so suffering as myself; well, never had either of us ...

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... faces of others, when her true destiny is to move all hearts about her to emotions of grace and love. One result of this inward trouble is that an ol... ... to hook into his heart. The old maid, happy in a sentiment as fruitful of emotions as that of vengeance, enjoyed circling and swooping above the vica... ...to more intelli- gent eyes than those of the vicar might have betrayed the emotions of a secret satisfaction. A flame seemed to dart from his eyelids ... ...listened to the story of some sad or dreadful incident, thus betraying the emotions that great sufferings had devel- oped within her. She had come to ... ...he priest at last, lowering the large lids over his eagle eyes to veil his emotions. (“Ho! ho!” thought he, “you can’t compromise me. Thank God, those...

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...ed. First of all, he familiarized himself gradu- ally with the too intense emotions which his mistress’ sing- ing caused him; then he taught his eyes ... ..., burning tears. “‘An end of love! I am dead to all pleasure, to all human emotions!’ “ As he spoke, he seized a hammer and hurled it at the statue wi...

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...xistence and his experience, upon the sum of his thoughts, sensations, and emotions, upon his memories and his regrets, and the whole possession of hi... ... have always suspected in the effort to bring into play the extremities of emotions the debasing touch of insincerity. In order to move others deeply ... ...erfectly, a creative aim. In that interior world where his thought and his emotions go seeking for the experience of imagined adventures, there are no... ...eeper is not to be insensible. A historian of hearts is not a historian of emotions, yet he penetrates fur- ther, restrained as he may be, since his a... ...things human which sanctions the conceptions of a writer of tales, and the emotions of the man reviewing his own experience. II AS I HAVE SAID, I was ... ...r dream, for every charitable hope. The great aim is to remain true to the emotions called out of the deep encircled by the firmament of stars, whose ... ... of solitary hours, too, of books read, of thoughts pursued, of remembered emotions—of my very dreams! And if (after be- ing thus fashioned by it in t...

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...istence and his experi- ence, upon the sum of his thoughts, sensations and emotions, upon his memories and his regrets, and the whole possession of hi... ... have always suspected in the effort to bring into play the extremities of emotions the debasing touch of insincerity. In order to move others deeply ... ...erfectly, a creative aim. In that interior world where his thought and his emotions go seeking for the experience of imagined adven- tures, there are ... ...per is not to be insensible. An historian of hearts is not an historian of emotions, yet he penetrates further, restrained as he may be, 10 Some Remi... ...ings human which sanctions the concep- tions of a writer of tales, and the emotions of the man reviewing his own experience. 32 Some Reminiscences Ch... ...r dream, for every charitable hope. The great aim is to remain true to the emotions called out of the deep encircled by the firmament of stars, whose ... ...d of solitary hours too, of books read, of thoughts pursued, of remembered emotions—of my very dreams! And if (after being thus fashioned by it in tha...

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...i- ated into the mysteries of a soul rich with enthusiasm, into the secret emotions of a being who, up to this time, had seen life pass her like a sha... ...t the sky, the landscape, the season of the year, did communicate to their emotions a tinge of melancholy gravity which gave them an element of passio... ...ill cure your illu- sions.” “Do you wish to save me from the danger of the emotions you cause?” “Stop, stop!” she cried; “do not try to entangle me in... ...by turns; but he kept a quiet attitude and lowered his eyes to conceal the emotions which agitated him. The graceful curve of his lips was lost in the... ... enterprise. * * * The events of the day had excited such violent emotions in Mademoiselle de Verneuil’s whole being that she lay back almost... ...ks, and succeeded in extracting a sigh from him, ex- pressing a variety of emotions. “You will of course return me my ten crowns; and please remark th... ... doing.” As the count and Marie stood looking at each other with differing emotions, confused voices were heard without among the rocks, calling out, ... ...m not dead, my child,” she said. “Ah!” she added, after a pause, “I wanted emotions when I left Paris, and I have had them!” Francine asked if she sho... ..., while she herself stood before him in a melancholy attitude. The rending emotions of her soul no longer permitted her to play a part. At that moment...

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...rgeois family could offer to an artist. “You artists,” he continued, “want emotions, great scenes, and witty talk; but you’ll find good wines, and I r...

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... could not conceal it. In all human faces there is a spot where the secret emotions of the heart betray themselves; and these com- panions, accustomed... ... approached the house, and rang the bell, and crossed the court-yard. Such emotions, we may remark, do not assail a mature man, trained to the ups and... ...us terrors and joys in his intercourse with Camille. 98 Balzac Such vague emotions rise like poems in the untutored soul. Warmed by the first fires o... ... beautiful as you, except my mother, and I am not 102 Balzac master of my emotions.” “But you have Camille Maupin before your eyes.” “Ah! what a diff... ...dame de Rochefide, and would very slightly interest the admirers of strong emotions, it made the mother weep, as she said to her son, in her tender vo... ... of her soul by the strange exhibitions and the rapid changes of her boy’s emotions, could no longer sit quietly at her work in the ancient hall. Afte... ...e morrow. Calyste’s last letter had stirred in Madame de Rochefide’s heart emotions hitherto unknown to it. Women are not of- ten the subject of a lov... ...g for that sort of thing. To me, love is sacred; love is love with all its emotions, jealousies, and despotisms. I am not an author; it is impossible ... ...ging the coldest of salutations with his rival. He was torn by conflicting emotions. Strong in the thought that Beatrix loved him, he wanted at first ...

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... strong frame; he was dry by temperament, and his skin had, as it were, no emotions, though it was not insen- sible. Little demonstrative, as was show... ... moment in the glorious finale of the C minor symphony is also that of the emotions excited by this fete in the souls of Cesar and of Constance. The f... ...d a san- guine temperament, which was subject to an enormous waste through emotions and the pressure of thought, and impera- tively demanded sleep to ... ...God. And they judged rightly: Cesar was thus enabled to bear the harrowing emotions of that night. He was sitting in a corner of the sofa near the fir... ...re was an instant’s silence, during which all present were affected by the emotions painted on the worn face of the poor man. “Yes,” he said, at last.... ...ut cause. He complained of dull pains in that organ, worn out as it was by emotions of sorrow, and now wearied with the rush of excessive joy. De- cre... ...n who mount the stairway of the old Palais de Justice in the grasp of keen emotions. Cesar Birotteau was one of those men. Few persons have noticed th... ...leading to the hall where the Court holds its public sittings. Imagine the emotions with which the bankrupt, suscep- 269 Balzac tible by nature to th... ...r a condemned man can only be pardoned. Men of honor alone can imagine the emotions of Cesar Birotteau as he heard Monsieur de Grandville pro- nounce ...

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...ght so fearfully destroy. David alone formed an exception to these varying emotions. A gleam of light from the opening crossed his wan counte- nance, ... ...he younger, with a countenance that wavered with powerful and contend- ing emotions. At length she spoke, though her tones had lost their rich and cal... ...heeks flushing, and her dark eyes once more spar- kling with the lingering emotions of a woman. “What says my Alice? for her will I submit without ano... ...practises of his nation. 117 James Fenimore Cooper During this display of emotions so natural in their situation, Hawkeye, whose vigilant distrust ha... ...aneous assis- tance of scene and sympathy, failed to awaken his slumbering emotions. Never minstrel, or by whatever more suitable name David should be... ...t had ceased, and the sisters had learned to still the exhibition of their emotions. Aided by Duncan and the younger Mohican, the two latter descended... ...ven while the spectators above them were looking down, with such different emotions, on a scene which lay like a map beneath their feet, the roar of a... ...th- ing tenderness of Duncan, however, soon quieted the first burst of her emotions, and she then heard him to the close with un- 268 The Last of the... ...there was an instant during which she bent her face aside, yielding to the emotions common to her sex; but they quickly passed away, leaving her mistr...

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...s heart for miseries that are not ignoble had stifled in Ginevra all other emotions; but to hear a cry of vengeance, to find in that proscribed being ... ...ely upon her. Thus enlightened, the girls were able to interpret truly the emotions that crossed the features of the beautiful Italian,—her gestures, ...

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... cathedral than it is at a ball or the opera in our day; and do not strong emotions invariably bring women back to love? By dint of mingling with life... ...arewell!” he said to himself. He stood there, feeling already the terrible emotions his adventure offered him, and yielding to the fears of a prisoner...