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...ts; and the confidence which he expresses is less strong than that which his cheerfulness and compo sure in death inspire in us. 37 Plato Difficulti... ... turned them into verse. T ell this to Evenus, Cebes, and bid him be of good cheer; say that I would have him come after me if he be a wise man, and n... ... I desire to prove to you that the real philosopher has reason to be of good cheer when he is about to die, and that after death he may hope to obtain... ...and falls first of all into a wild and savage region, which is all of a dark blue colour, like lapis 102 Phaedo lazuli; and this is that river which ... ...e reason why I lengthen out the tale. Wherefore, I say, let a man be of good cheer about his soul, who having cast away the pleasures and ornaments of... ... not only evil in themselves, but they infect the soul with evil. Be of good cheer, then, my dear Crito, and say that you are burying my body only, an...

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... you reverence so highly,” he wrote in conclusion. Alyosha was not greatly cheered by the letter. Book II An Unfortunate Gathering Chapter 1 They Arri... ...on her. She bowed down to the earth without speaking. He got up and looked cheerfully at a healthy peasant woman with a tiny baby in her arms. “From V... ...ot married, although she had had two suitors. She refused them, but was as cheerful as ever. I was intimate with her, not in ‘that’ way, it was pure f... ...didn’t see them off or take leave) I received a tiny note, a sheet of thin blue paper, and on it only one line in pencil: ‘I will write to you. Wait. ... ...the sofa were two unfinished cups of chocolate, cakes, a glass saucer with blue raisins, and another with sweetmeats. Alyosha saw that he had interrup... ...r birds—sometimes as a swal- low, sometimes a goldfinch and sometimes as a blue-tit.” “How do you know him from an ordinary tit?” “He speaks.”... ...lexey Fyodorovitch, I’ve been out of my mind twice in my life. Go to Lise, cheer her up, as you always can so charm- ingly. Lise,” she cried, going to... ... But I’ll wear what- ever you like.” “I should like you to have a dark blue velvet coat, a white pique waistcoat, and a soft grey felt hat…. T ell... ...arden-seat. His companion was the daugh- ter of the house, wearing a light-blue dress with a train two yards long. She was young and would not have be...

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...r birds—sometimes as a swal- low, sometimes a goldfinch and sometimes as a blue-tit.” “How do you know him from an ordinary tit?” “He speaks.”... ...lexey Fyodorovitch, I’ve been out of my mind twice in my life. Go to Lise, cheer her up, as you always can so charm- ingly. Lise,” she cried, going to... ...mes they had made day-dreams and woven whole ro- mances together—generally cheerful and amusing ones. Now they both felt suddenly transported to the o... ... But I’ll wear what- ever you like.” “I should like you to have a dark blue velvet coat, a white pique waistcoat, and a soft grey felt hat…. T ell... ...or nothing, and that I am ruined. But you left the letter at home and that cheered me. You left it behind on purpose, so as not to give it back, becau... ...arden-seat. His companion was the daugh- ter of the house, wearing a light-blue dress with a train two yards long. She was young and would not have be... ...se, yet I love the sticky little leaves as they open in spring. I love the blue sky, I love some people, whom one loves you know sometimes without kno... ... I shall steep my soul in emotion. I love the sticky leaves in spring, the blue sky— that’s all it is. It’s not a matter of intellect or logic, it’s l... ... have been obedient or disobedient—and they will sub- mit to us gladly and cheerfully. The most painful secrets of their conscience, all, all they wil...

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...o the furthest and most hidden fold of it. Probably the roll of green, grey, blue, red and particoloured notes looked at Golyadkin, too, with ap prov... ...s ily out on to the stairs, with a slight throbbing at his heart. the light blue hired carriage with a crest on it rolled noisily up to the steps. Pe... ... and rumbling noisily, rolled into the Nevsky Prospect. As soon as the light blue carriage dashed out of the gate, Mr. Golyadkin rubbed his hands conv... ...isit your acquaintances, and not be hostile to the bottle; and likewise keep cheerful com pany.” Mr. Golyadkin, still smiling, hastened to observ... ...would ask you. I am interested to know, in general, are you a great lover of cheerful company? Do you take advantages of festive occasions; and well, ... ... take advantages of festive occasions; and well, do you lead a melancholy or cheerful manner of life?” “Krestyan Ivanovitch, I …” “H’m! … I te... ...thought our hero, “this unex pected turn in affairs. And the weather’s more cheerful, and the frost and the little sledges. And the frost suits the R... ...lyadkin’s visitor shed tears as he told his story, and wiped his eyes with a blue check hand kerchief that looked like oilcloth. He ended by making a... ...tly to reassure himself as far as possible about Petrushka, to sound him, to cheer him up if he could, to be kind to the fellow so that every one migh...

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...d he seriously thought that he ought to be friendly to me, and, so to speak, cheer me up. “Does he want me to throw a bottle at his head?” I thought, ... ...ut they seemed to have forgotten me altogether. They were noisy, vociferous, cheerful. Zverkov was talking all the time. I began listening. Zverkov wa... ...on’t care to waste much time quarrelling over you. They will scatter the wet blue clay as quick as they can and go off to the tavern ... and there you... ...r; she did not come and I began to grow calmer. I felt particularly bold and cheerful after nine o’clock, I even sometimes began dreaming, and rather ... ...arted; straight before me on the table I saw .... In short, I saw a crumpled blue five rouble note, the one I had thrust into her hand a minute before...

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...hing but skin over his bones. His large lustreless eyes, set as it were in blue rims, always stared straight before him, never looking to one side, an... ...flustered than ever. He stooped to pick up his hand-kerchief, a ragged old blue one that had dropped out 10 The Insulted and Injured of his hat, and ... ... and were always prepared to laugh at it beforehand. I remember I tried to cheer him up by telling him tales of Sumarokov’s being made a general, of D... ...e was rather long and always pale; he had fair hair, large, soft, dreamy , blue eyes, in which there were occasional flashes of the most spontane- ous... ...hey can do is to beget orphans! Hm! … and I should think he must have felt cheerful at dying like that! E-e-ech! Anything to get away from here! Even ... ...e was a look of martyr- dom, tenderness, patience, in her smile. Her clear blue eyes seemed to have grown bigger, her hair looked thicker from the wan... ...without a trace of pessimism. Quite without a trace…. Everyone ought to be cheerful and happy .” “You’re such a hard worker, you poor boy! And how abo... ...she had at that moment! Her whole soul was in them. Her eyes are perfectly blue. She thanked me for not doubting her, and promised to do all she could... ... looking at him reproachfully . “Well tell me about Katya; was she happy , cheer- ful, when she said good-bye to you?” “Yes, she was glad that she was...

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...aithful companion, share patiently with him in all adversi- ties, run with cheerfulness through all difficulties and dan- gers, though ever so hazardo... ... poor, and not greedy of gain when she attends the rich. She should have a cheerful and pleasant temper, so that she may be the more easily able to co... ...e birth happens to be difficult, she must not seem to be anxious, but must cheer the woman up and do all she can to make her labour easy. She will fin... ... bed, and remain quiet un- til she begins to feel it operating. Take seven blue figs, cut them into pieces and add five grains each of fenugreek, moth... ...and if it continues so long, the face will be swelled and become black and blue, so that it will at first appear monstrous, which is occasioned as wel... ...ey are alive or dead, their body appearing so senseless, and their face so blue and livid, that they seem to be quite choked; and even after some hour... ...ys; either by a single skin, through which one may discover some black and blue marks, proceeding from the excrements retained, which, if one touch wi... ... humours become dark and black, and the sight not so good. Q. Why does the blueish grey eye see badly in the day-time and well in the night? A. Becaus...