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...ey were in plenty of time for the train; that Mrs. Munt, though she took a second-class ticket, was put by the guard into a first (only two “seconds” ... ... not. My name is Charles.” “Younger” may mean son as opposed to father, or second brother as opposed to first. There is much to be said for either vie... ...ndon on a visit to Wickham Place. Helen looked down the long line of their party, and said that she did not know. “Would it be some young man or other... ...ude of elephants dancing, they re- turned and made the observation for the second time. Helen could not contradict them, for, once at all 33 EM Forst... ... It’ll shock you, but I don’t care. Sup- pose Queen Victoria gave a dinner-party, and that the guests had been Leighton, Millais, Swinburne, Rossetti,... ...e is probably a question of touch and go. Even at Queen Victoria’s dinner- party—if something had been just a little Different— perhaps if she’d worn ... ...her hair, or rather hairs, they are too compli- cated to describe, but one system went down her back, lying in a thick pad there, while another, creat... ...him on their summit, a few miles to the east of Corfe. Then sys- tem after system of our island would roll together under his feet. Beneath him is the... ...? Ladies sheltering behind men, men sheltering behind ser- vants—the whole system’s wrong, and she must chal- lenge it. “Miss Schlegel! ‘Pon my word, ...

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... reason. Vronsky was continually conscious of the necessity of never for a second relaxing the tone of stern official respectfulness, that he might no... ...fe— and three gentlemen—one a German banker with a ring on his finger, the second a merchant with a beard, and the third a wrathful-looking government... ...of one of the married parties, and the detection in the fact of the guilty party by mutual agreement, and failing such agreement, accidental detection... ...suit: so much for the eating and drinking. Kitty and Levin would be of the party, and that this might not be obtrusively evident, there would be a gir... ...ish for Koznishev and Karenin. He would provoke them and set them off. The second installment for the forest had been re- ceived from the merchant and... ... belonged to opposite parties, but precisely because they were of the same party (their enemies re- fused to see any distinction between their views);... ... value,” put in Pestsov. “Take astronomy, take botany, or zoology with its system of general principles.” “I cannot quite agree with that,” responded ...

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...group arises from their centring round the topic of character, that of the second from their connection with the existence and life of the city or sta... ...d the Ethics as dealing with one group of problems and the Politics with a second, both fall- ing within the wide compass of Political Science. Each o... ... at work in it, and these can be formulated in “rules,” which rules can be systematised or unified. It is all-impor- tant to remember that practical o... ...he exercise or putting forth of these in actual living, everything else is secondary and subordinate. These powers arise from the due development of c... ... as such—of that in us which sees and formulates laws, rules, regularities systems, and is content in the vision of them, while the latter involve a s... ...ent’s own actions, but not necessarily knowl- edge of its ground or of its systematic connexion with other similarly known and similarly accepted rule... ...o then that seems to be compulsory “whose origination is from without, the party compelled contributing nothing.” Now every action of which ignorance ... ...much and shows off out of taste; giving his club a feast fit for a wedding-party, or if he has to furnish a chorus for a comedy, giving the actors pur... ...nal actor will thus be laid under obligation and be in the position of the party benefited. Such men seem likewise to remember those they have done ki...

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...nts to prove a negative. And even if I could do all and leave the opposite party with a host of unanswered arguments against them, and not a single un... ... reverse of this. In the first place, the opinion in favour of the present system, which entirely subordinates the weaker sex to the stron ger, rests... ... to theory, cannot be pretended to have pronounced any verdict. And in the second place, the adoption of this system of inequality never was the resul... ...have pronounced any verdict. And in the second place, the adoption of this system of inequality never was the result of deliberation, or forethought, ... ...n muscular strength) was found in a state of bondage to some man. Laws and systems of polity always begin by recognising the relations they find al r... ... still exists, or has only just ceased to exist, and has even now a strong party favourable to it in all ranks of the people, espe cially among perso... ...as there are in the United States, periodical conventions and an organised party to agitate for the Rights of Women, there is a numerous and active so... ...ether three things—first, the natural attraction be tween opposite sexes; secondly, the wife’s entire dependence on the husband, every privilege or p... ...ogether three things—first, the natural attraction between opposite sexes; secondly, the wife’s entire dependence on the husband, every privilege or p...

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...onistike, ‘’tis all one reckoning, save the phrase is a little variations’); secondly , there is the art of purification by mysteries; thirdly, poetry... ...e truth passes into a philosopher or lover; that which has seen truth in the second degree, into a king or warrior; the third, into a house holder or... ...ciples: first, that of synthesis or the compre hension of parts in a whole; secondly , analysis, or the resolution of the whole into parts. These are... ... be idle to reconcile all the details of the passage: it is a picture, not a system, and a picture which is for the greater part an allegory , and an ... ...f an organized being ‘having hands and feet and other members’? Instead of a system there is the Chaos of Anaxagoras (omou panta chremata) and no Mind... ...stance of his belonging to the aristocratical, as Lysias to the democratical party. Few persons will be inclined to suppose, in the superficial manner... ...of composition, which are very few , are not to be found in their voluminous systems. Their pretentiousness, their omniscience, their large fortunes, ... ...nationality has ever been. There may be a greater freedom from prejudice and party; we may better understand the whereabouts of truth, and therefore t... ... of his speech making, and not thought good enough to write, then he and his party are in mourning. PHAEDRUS: Very true. SOCRATES: So far are they fro...

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...dvantage of truth, which is never injured or endangered so much as when mixed with, or built on, falsehood. In the Second Edition I added as followeth... ... it not; and would I imagine have spared the application he subjoins to it, as not very necessary. But I hope this Second Edition will give him satisf... ...gaged to print by themselves, after the same manner, and for the same purpose, as was done when this Essay had the second impression. In the Sixth Edi... ...could be no more doubt about their number than there is about the number of our fingers; and it is like then every system would be ready to give them ... ...deavoured to be proved; unless those men will think it reasonable that their private persuasions, or that of their party, should pass for universal co... ...hich is every- where prepared for those who dare venture to dissent from the received opinions of their country or party? And where is the man to be f... ... will convince us, that the sect of the literari, or learned, keeping to the old religion of China, and the ruling party there, are all of them athe- ... ...ch draws reward or punishment with it. How far this may be an argument against those who would place thinking in a system of fleeting animal spir- its... ...d which we look on 332 Human Understanding as ourselves. Did we know what it was, or how it was tied to a certain system of fleeting animal spirits; ...

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...cost more than your extravagant people, who are always as mean as they are second rate. No: Barbara will need at least 2000 pounds a year. You see it ... ... and nothing else. And I quite appreciate the very clever way in which you systematically humbug me. I have found you out. Take care Barbara doesn’t. ... ...he capitalists to call me; and they don’t like a man that sees through em. Second, an intelligent bein needs a doo share of appiness; so I drink somet... ...ds off the Japanese wrastler at the music hall by standin out 17 minutes 4 seconds agen him. BILL [sullenly] I’m no music hall wrastler. Can he box? S... ...a baronet for that. He gave half 52 GB Shaw a million to the funds of his party: they made him a baron for that. SHIRLEY. What will they give him for... ...nds with a duchess at a Primrose League meeting, and join the Conservative Party. BARBARA. And will he be the better for that? UNDERSHAFT. You know he... ...inal test of conviction, the only lever strong enough to overturn a social system, the only way of saying Must. Let six hundred and seventy fools loos...

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...rning the schools and the roads, as a strong opposition by the reactionary party was expected. The marechal was a liberal, and was quite engrossed in ... ...uth, and the ambitious desire to do something unusual were gone. As to the second course, that of denying those clear and unanswerable proofs of the i... ...iminal Court you should have said. Here to the right, then to the left—the second door.” Nekhludoff followed the direction. Meanwhile some of the Crim... ...had answered in the affirma- tive. “My name is Baklasheff, merchant of the Second Guild,” he said, putting out his broad, soft, flexible hand. “With w... ...the night in a hotel playing cards with a friend who was giving a farewell party. Up to five in the morning they played and drank, so he had no time t... ..., smiling; it always surprised him to find himself ranked with a political party and called a Liberal, when he maintained that a man should be heard b... ...nd to the peasants instead of cultivating it with hired labour, to the old system by which serf proprietors used to exact a money payment from their s... ...s emboldened Nekhludoff, and he began to explain Henry George’s single-tax system “The earth is no man’s; it is God’s,” he began. “Just so; that it is... ... serving the State. Therefore, as soon as he had completed his studies, he systematically examined all the activities to which he might devote his lif...

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...hy. The fragment of the Critias has given birth to a world famous fiction, second only in importance to the tale of Troy and the legend of Arthur; and... ... Literature on politics. Even the fragments of his words when “repeated at second hand” have in all ages ravished the hearts of men, who have seen ref... ...de manded to the question—What is justice, stripped of ap pearances? The second division (2) includes the remainder of the second and the whole of t... ...as he truly is in his own image; they are only acquainted with artificial systems possessing no native force of truth— words which admit of many appl... ... Prithee, friend, do not keep your knowl edge to yourself; we are a large party; and any benefit which you confer upon us will be amply rewarded. For... ... should be subject to the same rules, for we ought not to seek out complex systems of metre, or metres of every kind, but rather to discover what rhyt... ...know that there are some three principles of rhythm out of which metrical systems are framed, just as in sounds there are four notes out of which al... ... the others insisting that the two sounds have passed into the same—either party setting their ears before their understanding. You mean, I said, thos... ... also likely to be illness,which the occasions may be very slight, the one party introducing from without their oligarchical, the other their democrat...

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...thousand imitations of them, been familiar to us; with the products of the second, equally original, and in our day far more precious, we are yet litt... ...nts naturally at- tempt the first expedient; Philosophers, in general, the second. The Poet, says Schiller, is a citizen not only of his country, but ... ...d some twenty years afterwards. This work be- longs, in all senses, to the second and sounder period of Goethe’s life, and may indeed serve as the ful... ...ining to themselves or their district: they went out to meet the advancing party; and thus contests of- ten arose as to how far the escort should adva... ...tory at Lowositz, the capture of the Saxons, were so many triumphs for our party. Every thing that could be alleged for the advantage of our opponents... ...triumph, and almost more willingly the lampoons directed against the other party, poor as the rhymes might be. Being their eldest grandson and godchil... ...-people, and artisans, to take part in a government, which, completed by a system of ballot, complicated in the V enetian fashion, and restricted by t... ...,—nay, it can be shown that he may have dimly felt the deficiencies of his system. Remarkable, for instance, is his query, “Whether a certain descript... ...nd I irritated my happy organization to such a degree, that the particular systems contained within it necessarily broke out at last into a conspiracy...

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...The first description creates a “word picture”; you can see this man. The second sentence could desrcibe a clerk in any store—a “McEssay” description... ...as fast as the end of the Gulf War. After the graduation ceremony, I had a party at my house to celebrate. It was fun. Later in the summer my parents ... ... house to celebrate. It was fun. Later in the summer my parents threw me a party where I received all kinds of love, words of wisdom, said good-byes, ... ... Paragraph Development P SU Hazleton Campus does not provide English as a Second Language (ESL) classes for students who really need them. During my ... ...n English is a hard language to learn for students who have it for their second language. The students real need for help is in the general English... ...uter is currently causing a problem with our youth. Children in our school systems are having trouble fitting in at school, because instead of going o...

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... of the method has been hardly, if at all, ex- amined either by him or them. Secondly, they have ex- tended almost indefinitely the scope of each sepa... ...f this is limited, and may be easily exaggerated. We may give Plato too much system, and alter the natural form and connection of his thoughts. Under ... ...least, they seem to him to follow legitimately from the pre- mises. Thus the second act of the dialogue closes. Then Callicles appears on the scene, a... ...o counteract wholly the bent of natu- 14 Plato s Gorgias ral character; and secondly, a man may have a degree of justice, but not sufficient to preve... ...though the time has not yet arrived either for utilitarian or transcendental systems of moral philosophy, he recognizes the two elements which seem to... ...ion of the rest; and stronger far the prejudice engendered by a pecuniary or party inter- est in certain tenets. There is the sophistry of law, the so... ...ian, if he would rule men, must make them like himself; he must educate his party until they cease to be a party; he must breathe into them the spir... ...tent, for the world is changing; and though he depends upon the support of a party, he will remember that he is the minister of the whole. He lives no... ...onize and accord with the other part, until he has constructed a regular and systematic whole; and this is true of all artists, and in the same way th...

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... to look for mushrooms. Sergey Ivanovitch, who was looked up to by all the party for his intellect and learning, with a respect that almost amounted t... ...he terrace.” Chapter 2 On the terrace were assembled all the ladies of the party. They always liked sitting there after dinner, and that day they had ... ...een talking of something which they would not talk about before him. For a second he felt that he was sharing the feeling of Agafea Mihalovna, vexatio... ...uncongenial and superfluous when, on approaching the steps where the whole party, children and grown-up, were gathered together in much excite- ment, ... ...neral dismay, that one could not but laugh with him. When they reached the second marsh, which was fairly large, and would inevitably take some time t... ...an instant. She made one circuit round the clump of reeds, was beginning a second, and sud- denly quivered with excitement and became motionless. “Com... ...ridor. Here Vronsky showed them the mechanism for ventila- tion on a novel system. Then he showed them marble baths, and beds with extraordinary sprin...

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...n his book would make in the world and in literature. But a week passed, a second, a third, and in society no impression whatever could be detected. H... ... nicety the time necessary for writing a review, but a month passed, and a second, and still there was silence. Only in the Northern Beetle, in a comi... ...thout armies, ministers not in the ministry, journalists not on any paper, party leaders without followers. He saw that there was a great deal in it t... ...ooking round for the groom who was following with their things, they saw a party of volunteers driving up in four cabs. Ladies met them with bouquets ... ...questioned Sergey Ivanovitch. Sergey Ivanovitch advised him to go into the second- class and talk to them himself. At the next station Katavasov acted... ...n thought in that direction. This was the ultimate belief on which all the systems 26 Anna Karenina – Part Eight elaborated by human thought in almos... ...!” thought Levin. As soon as he turned, at a bend in the road, and saw the party coming, Levin recognized Katavasov in a straw hat, walking along swin...

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...es with”; and so he religiously devotes a part of his day to supplying his system with the raw material of bones; walking all the while he talks behin... ... for instance, that the same sun which ripens my beans illumines at once a system of earths like ours. If I had remembered this it would have prevente... ...resent necessity to sit by it. We observe cats and dogs acquiring the same second nature. By proper Shelter and Clothing we legitimately retain our ow... ...uralist, says of the in habitants of Tierra del Fuego, that while his own party, who were well clothed and sitting close to a fire, were far from too... ...llect that the object of clothing is, first, to retain the vital heat, and secondly, in this state of society, to cover nakedness, and he may judge ho... ...rinting is skin deep and unalterable. I cannot believe that our factory system is the best mode by which men may get clothing. The condition of the... ...der not to waste time in building, and not to want food the next sea son; secondly, in order not to discourage poor labor ing people whom they broug... ...referred that society should run “amok” against me, it being the desperate party. However, I was released the next day, obtained my mended shoe, and r... ...stry would not be worth much Walden 210 thereafter. I never learned which party was victorious, nor the cause of the war; but I felt for the rest of ...

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...ccasion to write to him again, and persisted in making him a preacher, his second letter brought a postscript: “I have no claim to ‘Rev. ’” I knew mos... ...T. Washington the neglected classes of both races of the Hampton- Tuskegee system of training. The “problem” in one sense has disappeared. The future ... ...te of good years (and I among them); but the only books that I have read a second time or ever care again to read in the whole list (most of them by t... ...the attitude of the white man to the Negro.” The race divergence under the system of miseducation was fast getting wider. Under the influence of the H... ...where else in the country. Education is not a thing apart from life—not a “system,” nor a philosophy; it is direct teaching how to live and how to wor... ...eer or master was thrashing them. The sorrow in the slave quarter was only second to that in the “big house.” When the two young masters were brought ... ...The car was full of Southern white men, most of whom had their eyes on our party. When I found that supper had been ordered, I tried to contrive some ... ... to go with a part of a half-dozen persons on a trip through Holland. This party included Edward Marshall and some American artists who had come over ... ...h the kindness of Lady Aber- deen, my wife and I were enabled to go with a party of those who were attending the International Congress of Women, then...

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...language, that whenever an abuse becomes oppressive enough to persuade our party parliamentarians that something must be done, they immediately set to... ...nterests on which they have to sit in judgment and, when their members are party politicians, by the votes at the back of those inter- ests; but this ... ... plate, and, generally, of their enthusiastic contentment with the present system, all in such startling contrast to the denunciations of the censorsh... ...how remote from public opinion and how full of their own little family and party affairs British governments, both Liberal and Unionist, still are. Th... ...ad so far treated the Committee, I was not disposed to give its majority a second chance, or to lose the opportunity offered me by the questions to fi... ...verent author, but in the reluc- tant discharge of its solemn public duty; second, that a terrible example must be made of me by the most crushing pub... ...a crushing addition to the weight of my discomfiture. I still cherish that second copy, a little blue-bound pamphlet, methodically autographed “Lockwo... ...uite useless. Here we have a strong case for applying either the licensing system or whatever better means may be devized for securing the orderly co... ...Committee have dug (and concealed) in his path. Consider how the voluntary system must inevi- tably work. The Joint Select Committee expressly urges t...

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...t before, they could not hold out the winter, but, ordinarily the first or second year after their coming up to a new plantation, many of their cattle... ...of the current, an emblem of all progress, following the same law with the system, with time, and all that is made; the weeds at the bottom gently ben... ...us his Orpheus, in the dim antiquity which preceded them. The mythological system of the ancients, and it is still the mythology of the moderns, the p... ...y. Books are for the most part wilfully and hastily written, as parts of a system, to supply a want real or imag ined. Books of natural history aim c... ... anticipation. Wolff, travelling in the deserts of Bokhara, says, “Another party of derveeshes came to me and observed, `The time will come when there... ...terprises in the wilderness, were taken captive and carried to Canada by a party of thirty In dians. T en of the inhabitants of Dunstable, going to l... ...nstable, that on the return of Farwell the Indians were engaged by a fresh party which they compelled to retreat, and pursued as far as the Nashua, wh... ...orting its fate without sympathy from man, as if it looked forward to some second advent of which he has no assur ance. One wonders if, by its patie... ...war, and died here in 1822, at the age of 94. His monument stands upon the second bank of the river, about a mile and a half above the falls, and comm...

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...er connected with each other. The first is the search after the Sophist, the second is the enquiry into the na ture of Not being, which occupies the ... ... divide in the middle, for in that way we are more likely to attain species; secondly , in the parallel precept of the Philebus, that we should not pa... ...d with Heracleitus, ‘All things are and are not, and become and become not.’ Secondly , he has lost sight altogether of the other sense of Not being... ...hat they may be done away with. But Plato, unlike Hegel, no where bases his system on the unity of opposites, although in the Parmenides he shows an ... ...n hardly be matter of immediate intuition. Neither can we appreciate a great system with out yielding a half assent to it—like flies we are caught in... ...rds from one determination of thought to another , receiving each successive system of philosophy and subordinating it to that which follows—impelled ... ...raging concerning these matters. THEAETETUS: True. STRANGER: Let us ask each party in turn, to give an account of that which they call essence. THEAET...

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...Excerpt: I heartily accept the motto, ?That government is best which governs least?; and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically. Carried out, it finally amounts to this, which also I believe--?That government is best which governs not at all?; and when men are prepared for it, that will be the kind of government which the will have. Gov...

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...ch governs least”; and I should like to see it acted upto more rapidly and systematically. Carried out, it finallyamounts to this, which also I belie... ...ffice to his dust at least: “I am too high born to be propertied, To be a second at control, Or useful serving man and instrument To any sovereign ... ... finish my errand, and, having put on my mended show, joined a huckleberry party, who were impatient to put themselves under my conduct; and in half a... ... possible, first and instantaneously, from them to the Maker of them, and, secondly, from them to themselves. But if I put my head deliberately into t... ...e and discrimination, and have no doubt invented ingenious and even useful systems, for which we sincerely thank them; but all their wit and usefulnes...