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... the flesh, shall be called of God, gathered by his almighty arm out of all the countries of the world whither they are dispersed. When they shall b... ...s certain that to them was not given the power of returning to their respective countries: both because these countries were occupied by other nation... ...hich led the seed of the house of Israel out of the north country, and from all countries whither I had driven them; and they shall dwell in their ow... ...lleth, not according to the Spirit which maketh alive (which yet may be so much nearer the true sense). Thirdly; they teach that the prophecies ough... ...the goodness and mercy of God himself. “Like as a woman with child, that draweth near the time of her delivery, is in pain, and crieth out in her pan... ...with the clouds of heaven, and came to the Ancient of days, and they brought him near before him. And there was given him dominion, and glory, and a ... ...r there shall be no night there.” Rev. xxi. 25. Whereas Ezekiel, speaking of the eastern gates of his city, doth say of one of them, by which the glo...

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...ok at another example. Right now we are in a room and at the moment we are nearing sunset, so we cannot see the sun. If it were morning, who would ... ...iety that are positive, for example when a parent tells a child, “don’t go near the electrical socket because you can get killed”. This is a positi... ...ring an international congress of scientists pertaining to various fields, near Marseilles, in autumn of 1988. It has already been published in Itali... ...explodes, and the dictatorship is overthrown. This is what happened in the countries in Eastern Europe. This is what is happening in Christianity. ... ... the dictatorship is overthrown. This is what happened in the countries in Eastern Europe. This is what is happening in Christianity. Why did Luthe... ...nty Institutes that are connected to it, both throughout Italy and in other countries. In these Institutes all the various problems that human beings... ... the greatness and the misery of the religions, of all religions, both the Eastern ones and the Western ones. Can something be done so we can cons... ...f obligatory military service, in a violent and often stupid way. In some Eastern civilizations this passage is stimulated, in a more intelligent wa...

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...old Dolius... ... who immediately will tell Laertes everything and stay near him (Od. IV, 735-738) This to me seems like a scene she makes so a... ...the beach of Ithaca Athena tells Ulysses: whenever you face danger I am near you and I save you, and I made all the Phaeacians love you. Now I... ... by using either cunning or violence. We must acknowledge that western and eastern thought are very different. The search for harmony, more than bea... ...erent. The search for harmony, more than beauty, is very important in the Eastern tradition. While the Bible and the books of Buddha speak of re... ...ere the serpent is curled. 92 The young monk observes all of this and he nears the woman, but he is incapable of saying even one word of comfort o... ...ith all its devastation into the life of individuals and the life of whole countries . What I am describing is history and history cannot be changed... ...ted training seminars for Russian therapists and for those from the Baltic countries in their Institute. I also want to recall the Third Internationa...

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...ears were run since first in martial guise The Christian Lords warraid the eastern land; Nice by assault, and Antioch by surprise, Both fair, both ric... ...onfines swiftly sped The sacred messenger, with headlong flight; Above the eastern wave appeared red The rising sun, yet scantly half in sight; Godfre... ...erce courage they to war incline: The first four hundred horsemen gathered near To Orange town, and lands that it confine: But Ademare the Poggian you... ...he flood, elsewhere that ships and barks devours, But there drowns cities, countries, towns and towers; XLIV Both in one troop, and but a thousand all... ...reign’s younger son, These archers be, and with them come withal, A people near the Northern Pole that wone, Whom Ireland sent from loughs and forests... ...heat, the way, He sought some place to rest his wearied side, And drew him near a silver stream that played Among wild herbs under the greenwood shade... ...ans dead. LXXIII Meanwhile the car that bears the lightning brand Upon the eastern hill was mounted high, And smote the glistering armies as they stan... ... unwares approached near, In uncouth arms yclad and strange disguise, From countries far, but new arrived there, A savage tigress on her helmet lies, ... ...true, That no devotion, as they falsely feign, Hath moved the French these countries to subdue; But vile ambition, and pride’s hateful vice, Desire of...

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... in the spring freshets, when it overflows its banks, it is in some places nearly a mile wide. Between Sudbury and Wayland the meadows acquire their g... ...h in a mile is sufficient to produce a flow. Our river has, probably, very near the smallest allowance. The story is current, at any rate, though I be... ...ted in the water, though the latter, as well as the pickerel weed, was now nearly out of blossom. The snake 17 HenryDavidThoreau head, Chelone glab... ...but this maiden’s emis saries and reporters of her progress. Low in the eastern sky Is set thy glancing eye; And though its gracious light Ne... ... summer eve, The air did gently heave While yet a low hung cloud Thy eastern skies did shroud; The lightning’s silent gleam, Startling my dr... ...rine. It seems to me that the god that is commonly worshipped in civilized countries is not at all divine, though he bears a divine name, but is the o... ..., and, in a large sense, radical. So many years and ages of the gods those Eastern sages sat contemplating Brahm, uttering in si lence the mystic “Om... ...its flowers is said to be pre ferred to any other. Its leaves are in some countries given to cattle, a kind of chocolate has been made of its fruit, ... ...s wise as Solomon in all his glory, so similar are the lives of men in all countries, and fraught with the same homely experiences. One half the world...

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...saga is told. Troops had come in from all the country around and from other countries as well, besides a multitude of vikings. Onund brought his ship... ...he Strong 4 to a man named Thrand, a son of Bjorn and brother of Eyvind the Easterner. He was fighting against King Harald, and his ship was lying on... ...und Treefoot were going West to Ireland to join Thrand’s brother, Eyvind the Easterner, who had command of the Irish defences. Eyvind’s mother was nam... ...e that he had hemmed in. Thrand answered that he was a brother of Eyvind the Easterner, and the man with him was his comrade, Onund Treefoot. The viki... ...uter part lying between the rivers Thvera and Kalfa, and lived at Ofeigsstad near Steinsholt, while Thormod took the eastern part, living at Skaptahol... ... can. I should prefer if you would take over your property and stay in other countries.” Thrand said that he would do so. He took over the property an... ...the North, at Langanes, where they regained their reckonings. The ships were near enough to each other for them to speak together. Asmund said they ha... ... further. They sailed in along the coast of the bay and anchored off a creek near Arnes, where they put off in a boat to the shore. Here dwelt a wealt...

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...ears, therefore, from the above list, that the expression, animal life, is nearly synonymous with the W alden 12 expression, animal heat; for while F... ... in her adventurous travels round the world, from east to west, had got so near home as Asiatic Russia, she says that she felt the necessity of wearin... ...to me, and what au thority they may have in an affair which affects me so nearly; and, finally, I am inclined to answer her with equal mystery, and w... ...se? This foreign bird’s note is celebrated by the Walden 117 poets of all countries along with the notes of their native songsters. All climates agre... ...requent it now. You may see from a boat, in calm weather, near the sandy eastern, shore where the water is eight or ten feet deep, and also in some ... ...ace; but John demurred. The shower was now over, and a rainbow above the eastern woods promised a fair evening; so I took my departure. When I had g... ...ehind. The mass of men are still and always young in this respect. In some countries a hunting parson is no uncommon sight. Such a one might make a go... ...imply of the necessary functions of human nature. In earlier ages, in some countries, every function was reverently spo ken of and regulated by law. ...

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...refect of the Parisian police. We gave him a hearty welcome; for there was nearly half as much of the entertaining as of the contemptible about the ma... ...ent—its susceptibility of being pro- duced at a moment’s notice—a point of nearly equal impor- tance with its possession.” “Its susceptibility of bein... ... a month afterwards he paid us another visit, and found us occu- pied very nearly as before. He took a pipe and a chair and entered into some ordinary... ...lity at home, I became once more possessed of a desire of visiting foreign countries; and one day, without acquainting any of my family with my design... ...ng hue of the decorations of the chamber into which it opened. That at the eastern extremity was hung, for example, in blue — and vividly blue were it... ...know whom we have to hang at sunrise, from the battlements!” It was in the eastern or blue chamber in which stood the Prince Prospero as he uttered th... ...ominion began. My position enabled me to include in a single view both the eastern and western extremities of the islet; and I observed a singularly-m...

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... his birth are neverthe- less vague. Huet speaks of the village of Benais, near Bourgeuil, of whose vineyards Rabelais makes mention. As the little vi... ... vineyards Rabelais makes mention. As the little vineyard of La Deviniere, near Chinon, and famil- iar to all his readers, is supposed to have belonge... ... library which he brought back, according to his own account, from sixteen countries he had visited. On his return to England he entered the service o... ... celebrated of these monuments, since he mentions himself the great menhir near Poitiers, which he christened by the name of Passelourdin. That there ... ...royes in 1613, gave up publishing Rabelais, and the work passed to foreign countries. Jean Fuet reprinted him at Antwerp in 1602. After the Amsterdam ... ...im. The noise hereof was so extremely great, that it was heard in both the countries at once of Beauce and Bibarois. I doubt me, that you do not thoro... ...fedlid and lified f. Well-stoned f. Corallory f. Crabbed and unpleasing f. Eastern f. Winded and untainted f. Sublime f. Kitchen haunting f. Crimson f...

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...sor of stormy weather. **A steep rock, standing on the north of Rutli, and nearly opposite to Brumen. KUONI. ‘Twill rain ere long; my sheep browse eag... ...front of Stauffacher’s house at Steinen, in Schwytz, upon the public road, near a bridge. Werner Stauffacher and Pfeiffer, of Lucerne, enter into conv... ...trude, his wife, enters, and finds him in this posture. She places herself near him, and looks at him for some time in silence.] GERT. So sad, my love... ...vent the Forest States From swearing fealty to Austria’s House, As all the countries round about have done. It fits their humour well, to take their s... ...bulwark to arrest their fall. WALT. (after musing a little). And are there countries with no mountains, father? TELL. Yes, if we travel downwards from... ..., and follows the soldiers of the guard.] 88 Wilhelm T ell ACT IV SCENE I Eastern shore of the Lake of Lucerne; rugged and singu- larly shaped rocks ...

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...nocents,” a man named Grisha, “whose faith was so strong that you felt the nearness of God, your love so ardent that the words flowed from your lips u... ...ealised, was “not based on pride, but on the absence of any desire to draw nearer to each other”; while he looked back regretfully to the pension in P... ...cupied with the normal phenomena of plant and animal life, Tolstoy, coming near to Pantheism, found responses to his moods in trees, and gained spirit... ... which he received from his great spiritual forerunners in other times and countries will undoubtedly be found alight. His universality enabled him to... ...WO YEARS previous to those events a strong and hand some young girl of an eastern type, Katia Turchaninova, came from the Don military settlements to... ...ple a higher standard of life, inculcated by the lat est writers of other countries. She was handsome, a little inclined to stoutness: she had a good... ...e standard of morality and the general welfare improved at once in all the countries where drinking has been suppressed – like Sweden and Fin land, a...

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...ling to the sentry). Pass him. THE SENTINEL. (grounding his javelin). Draw near, O bearer of evil tidings. BELZANOR (pocketing the dice and picking up... ...and then turns to the King’s chair: Britannus and Rufio posting themselves near the steps at the other side. CAESAR (looking at Pothinus and Ptolemy).... .... Meanwhile Rufio, looking 27 Caesar and Cleopatra about him, sees in the nearest corner an image of the god Ra, represented as a seated man with the... ...gyptian: make up your mind to that. We hold the palace, the beach, and the eastern harbor. The road to Rome is open; and you shall travel it if Caesar... ...hers. They crowd greedily to see how much it is, quite prepared, after the Eastern fashion, to protest to heaven against their patron’s stinginess. Bu... ... others dam- nable heresies), just as you have them to-day, flourishing in countries each of which is the bravest and best that ever sprang at Heaven’...

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...at any rate I suspect I must have been born somewhere and at some time. As nearly as I have been able to learn, I was born near a cross-roads post-off... ...eard reports to the effect that he was a white man who lived on one of the near-by plantations. Whoever he was, I never heard of his taking the least ... ...hat, notwithstanding the cruel wrongs inflicted upon us, the black man got nearly as much out of slavery as the white man did. The hurtful influences ... ...me there were no through trains connecting that part of West Virginia with eastern Virginia. Trains ran only a por- tion of the way, and the remainder... ...“I am a Cavalier among Roundheads.” I have heard the great orators of many countries, but not even Gladstone himself could have pleased a cause 147 B... ...d territo- ries, from Africa, Cuba, Porto Rico, Jamaica, and other foreign countries. In our departments there are one hun- dred and ten officers and ...

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...to the extremities, but resembles more an isolated umbilicus stuck down as near a’s may be to the centre of the land, and seem- ing rather to tell a l... ...trolling sorrow. The remarkable poem of ‘The Raven’ was probably much more nearly than has been supposed, even by those who were very intimate with hi... ...rature. It was more conspicuous in his later than in his earlier writings. Nearly all that he wrote in the last two or three years-including much of h... ...ry line of clouds. And out of this melancholy water arose a forest of tall eastern trees, like a wilderness of dreams. And I have in mind that the sha... ...hile I was busied in reflection, my eyes fell upon a nar- row ledge in the eastern face of the rock, perhaps a yard be- low the summit upon which I st... ... the remarkable city of Antioch. To be sure there were, in Syria and other countries, sixteen cities of that appel- lation, besides the one to which I... ...mes of the Roman Empire, it was the ordinary station of the prefect of the eastern prov- inces; and many of the emperors of the queen city (among whom...

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...tes in the Union, without preference or regard to a northern or southern, an eastern or western, position, their various political opinions on unessen... ...dged by the several religious societies. The aboriginal inhabitants of these countries I have regarded with the commiseration their history inspires. ... ...; to exclude foreign intrigues and foreign partialities, so degrading to all countries and so bane ful to free ones; to foster a spirit of independen... ...ment which is in the practice of naturalizing by thousands citizens of other countries, and not only of permitting but compelling them to fight its ba... ...th so many great rivers, bays, and lakes, approaching from distant points so near to each other, that the inducement to complete the work seems to be ... ...erform, the heart of every citizen must expand with joy when he reflects how near our Govern ment has approached to perfection; that in respect to it... ... with which it is raised affords a most gratifying spectacle. The payment of nearly $67,000,000 of the public debt, with the great progress made in me... ...th a fair and lib eral boundary on the western side and the Floridas on the eastern, have been ceded to us. The United States now enjoy the complete ... ...ve and enforce in matters affecting them that a shorter waterway between our eastern and western seaboards should be dominated by any Euro INAUGURAL ...

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...tica Milton 30 real, I could recount what I have seen and heard in other countries, where this kind of inquisition tyran nizes; when I have sat a... ...no more within himself, but is become a dividual movable, and goes and comes near him, according as that good man fre quents the house. He entertains... ... walking, not unseen, By hedgerow elms, on hillocks green, Right against the eastern gate Where the great Sun begins his state, Robed in flames and am... ...and amber light, The clouds in thousand liveries dight; While the ploughman, near at hand, Whistles o’er the furrowed land, And the milkmaid singeth b... ... unseen On the dry smooth shaven green, To behold the wandering moon, Riding near her highest noon, Like one that had been led astray Through the heav... ...till utmost end Of all thy dues be done, and none left out, Ere the blabbing eastern scout, The nice Morn on the Indian steep, From her cabined loop h...

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...borne to them. Moreover, the expense must be excessive, and he would incur nearly the whole. Proud of having brought the Republic to submit, the Merce... ...pangles glided past, and great fish with gems about their mouths, appeared near the surface. With much laughter the soldiers slipped their fingers int... ...it were, at each step, a broad wave which followed her. The priests played nearly stifled chords on their lyres from time to time, and in the interval... ...the Scythians, had made their way into Colchis, and 110 Salammbo into the countries of the Jugrians and of the Estians, had carried off fifteen hundr... ...ice, when he perceived some parcels of nard which were being packed up for countries beyond the sea, he ordered antimony to be mixed with it so as to ... ... confidence, had gradually advanced and approached; and now the men of the eastern regions were lying on the sandhills of Clypea on the other side of ... ...Rome. These were repaired. They understood such work. The two northern and eastern sides, being protected by the sea and the gulf, remained inaccessib... ... mountains; Baal-Zeboub, god of corruption, with those of the neighbouring countries and congenerous races: the Iarbal of Libya, the Adramelech of Cha... ...house could resist them. 230 Salammbo Meanwhile Hamilcar was scouring the eastern districts. He drove back the Gauls, and all the Barbarians found th...

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...cured his release, and he re- tired to his small property at San Casciano, near Florence, where he devoted himself to literature. In a letter to Franc... ... consideration those maxims of state which still furnish some European and eastern statesmen with principles of action, “The Prince” is bestrewn with ... ...comparatively easy task, for in those times the genius of the English more nearly resembled that of the Italian language; to the Englishman of to-day ... ...hold it he will have endless difficulties and troubles. The Romans, in the countries which they annexed, ob- served closely these measures; they sent ... ...lowed any of the conditions observed by those who have taken possession of countries and wished to retain them. Nor is there any miracle in this, but ... ... years she had been held in bondage by the Florentines. But when cities or countries are accustomed to live under a prince, and his family is extermin... ... to main- tain themselves. *Mr Burd suggests that this word probably comes near the modern equivalent of Machiavelli’s thought when he speaks of “crud... ...does three-quarters of the business of this miserable universe.” —Sorel’s “Eastern Question.” 95 Machiavelli other half, or perhaps a little less. I ...

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... the lad an- swered only poorly to his notions. His mother always kept him near her; she cut out cardboard for him, told him tales, entertained him wi... ...in, his figure became taller, his face took a sad- dened look that made it nearly interesting. Naturally , through indifference, he abandoned all the ... ...arles, who rested on his elbow on the pillow to read it. Natasie, standing near the bed, held the light. Madame in modesty had turned to the wall and ... ...o join at the back with the pasture land of the Bray country, while on the eastern side, the plain, gently rising, broadens out, showing as far as eye... ...ther whence it should come—that is to say , the southern side—by the south-eastern winds, which, having cooled themselves 71 Flaubert passing over th... ...nks of nothing,” he continued; “the hours slip by . Motionless we traverse countries we fancy we see, and your thought, blinding with the fiction, pla... ...n the past. A man, at least, is free; he may travel over passions and over countries, overcome obstacles, taste of the most far-away pleasures. But a ...

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...ed about them. Yet Plato was not a mystic, nor in any degree affected by the Eastern influences which after wards overspread the Alexandrian world. H... ...rt of action, according to the manner of their performance. And in different countries there is a difference of opinion about male loves. Some, like t... ...he will behold the everlasting nature which is the cause of all, and will be near the end. In the contemplation of that supreme be ing of love he wil... ... whole of a long winter’s night. When he wakes at cockcrow the revellers are nearly all asleep. Only Socrates, Aristophanes, and Agathon hold out; the... ...isted in a far off primeval age in the mind of some Hebrew prophet or other Eastern sage, but has now become an imagination only . Y et this ‘pas s... ...f the ludi crous in the old Greek Comedy , as it has been in other ages and countries. But effeminate love was always condemned as well as ridiculed ... ... on the other hand, the indiscriminate honour which is given to them in some countries is attributable to the laziness of those who hold this opinion ... ...all, the best in the next degree and under present circumstances must be the nearest approach to such an union; and that will be the attainment of a c...

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...liar everywhere, has now awakened the attention of critics in all European countries to his works: he is studied wherever true study ex- ists: eagerly... ...demonstrated, was not to return to this world any more. Or perhaps we come nearer our meaning, if we say that in Goethe we discover by far the most st... ..., subsided in Germany, it reappeared with various modi- fications in other countries, and everywhere abundant traces of its good and bad effects are s... ...Goethe that such a Poet was to be given them. Nay, the Literature of other countries, placid, self-satisfied as they might seem, was in an equally exp... ...passing between these two works, and over Meister’s Lehrjahre which stands nearly midway, we have glanced over a space of almost fifty years, includin... ...r cold, nor darkness kept him back. As his time for leaving Strasburg came nearer he felt that his love was merely a dream and could have no serious t... ...est; but my attention was particularly attracted by the inhabitants of the Eastern countries in their strange dresses, the Poles and Russians, and, ab...

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... through it and a cow. These be- long to the farm, which is the only house near us. There goes the breakfast gong. Much love. Modified love to Tibby. ... ...g to tell her. She was not going to say, “I love my dear sister; I must be near her at this crisis of her life.” The affections are more reticent than... ...hat owe their size to the traffic of coaching and pre-coaching days. Being near Lon- don, it had not shared in the rural decay, and its long High Stre... ...ng else? It would have killed me. When he was nearly forty he could change countries and ideals—and we, at our age, can’t change houses. It’s humiliat... ...ore the west was retreating, once again the orderly stars were dotting the eastern sky. There is certainly no rest for us on the earth. But there is h... ...insbury Park he had his first sight of the sun. It rolled along behind the eastern smokes—a wheel, whose fellow was the descending moon—and as yet it ...

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... my Proteus nature hide itself.’ This remedies the defect of our too great nearness to ourselves. This throws our actions into perspective; and as cra... ...ause of the perils of the state from nomadism. And in these late and civil countries of England and America these propen- sities still fight out the o... ...d into the forms into whose hab- its thou hast now for many years slid. As near and proper to us is also that old fable of the Sphinx, who was said to... ...or, and he would beat the air, and ap- pear stupid. Transport him to large countries, dense popu- lation, complex interests and antagonist power, and ... ...nature. The idiot, the Indian, the child and unschooled farmer’s boy stand nearer to the light by which nature is to be read, than the dissec- tor or ... ...ly no answer to the questions you ask. Do not require a description of the countries towards which you sail. The description does not describe them to... ... prevailed at their entrance, and convinced the senses; as happened to the eastern magian who was sent to test the merits of Zertusht or Zoroaster. Wh...

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...ns of men and women, and this distinction is of an invidious character. In nearly all these tribes the women are, by prescriptive custom, held to thos... ...ps at the time of their earliest contact with Europeans seems to have been nearly typical, so far as regards the absence of a leisure class. As a furt... ... of wealth. It is of course not to be overlooked that in a community where nearly all goods are private property the necessity of earning a livelihood... ... barbarian of the quasi-peaceable nomadic culture. Some of the Continental countries afford good illustrations of this spiritual survival. In these co... ...ractice an enforced continence with respect to these stimulants, except in countries where they are obtainable at a very low cost. From archaic times ... ...and other Ori- ental nations; likewise among the Greeks, Romans, and other Eastern peoples of antiquity so also, in later times, among the, peasants o... ...peoples or classes which are poorer than we, and especially they belong in countries and localities and times where the population, or at least the cl...

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...to look for another situation, for the time of her confinement was drawing near, so she went to the house of a village midwife, who also sold wine. Th... ... long, grey hair and a white beard, entered the room, and sat down at once near Katusha, smiling and gazing at her with glistening eyes. He began joki... ...she remained with the son as his housekeeper. Agraphena Petrovna had spent nearly ten years, at different times, abroad with Nekhludoff’s mother, and ... ...mething like that which a traveller must expe- rience when discovering new countries. CHAPTER X NEKHLUDOFF RETURNS TO TOWN The town struck Nekhludoff ... ...plied, “You city gentlemen may think to surprise and perplex us, but we in Eastern Siberia also know what the law is, and may even teach it you.” The ...

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...hird offender had changed from yellow to white as she passed from the gray eastern twilight on the staircase into the warm western glow in the room. H... ...e—” “T ut, tut! What has happened, Henrietta? As you have been married now nearly six weeks, you can hardly be surprised at a little tiff arising. You... ...t.” Henrietta hesitated, but her mother took the letter from her, sat down near the window, and composed herself to read without the least regard to h... ...ew. She usually sat with her two favorite associates on a high window seat near the hearth. That place was now occupied by a little girl with flaxen h... ...ng to fight and crush them. But now our customers have set up in their own countries improved copies of our indus- trial organization, and have discov...

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... and the morally obligatory, the result of other people's rights ("must"). In some countries, the obligation to save life is legally codified. But ... ... ethical, and legal rules, principles, and considerations. In a nutshell - in many countries in the West one is thought to has a right to have one'... ... the couple "I am an Israeli" and "I am not a Syrian". Assuming that there are 220 countries and territories, the positive statement "I am an Israe... ...l, financial, or mental) is met with anger. But so are threats to one's affiliates, nearest, dearest, nation, favourite football club, pet and so on... ...will? And why can't we make a living will and bequeath our cadaverous selves to the nearest cannibal? Do dead people have rights and can they claim... ...s to the afterlife, to immortality, and eventual reincarnation (or karmic cycle in eastern religions). For this reason, to this very day, orthodox... ...d. This is not the place to review the mountainous literature pertaining to these (near eternal) questions: is there such a thing as free will or i... ...ed on trade behind the massive walls of Medieval cities. In most parts of central, eastern and southeastern Europe, feudalism endured well into the... ...dented. Revolutions - velvet, rose, and orange - recently introduced democracy in Eastern Europe, for instance. People power - mass street demonst...

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... proton, an electron, and a 'neutrino' (Enrico Fermi) with a half-time of near 12 minutes. Neutrosophy equally encompasses a philosophical view... ...trarily think and to compare with <Neut-P> too. Ignorantism: Power countries deliberately ignore the arts, literature, science, culture, tradi... ... ignore the arts, literature, science, culture, traditions of third world countries. More, they even boycott, scorn them... Third world countries cr... ...e democracy as, for example, it happened in Nazi Germany, in totalitarian countries, etc.). The Sets' Paradox: The notion of "set of all sets", int... ...ry), my private life not private anymore. "Poets' work can stay one near another, philosophers' not" (Schopenhauer). The absurd is natural, so... ...our place at the debate table - allows you to be." (Andrei Ple şu, <Some Eastern Neuroses>) If you seriously speak, you are laughing at me. I... ...-------- The Medieval paradox, called Buridan’s Ass after Jean Buridan (near 1295-1356), is a perfect example of complete indeterminacy. An ass, ... ...he present is eternal and comprises in itself the past and the future? In Eastern Philosophy the contradictory utterances form the core of the Taoism...

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...gher on the way they met 349 A mass of solid fire burning bright 280 A messenger to Godfrey sage doth tell 179 A messenger, while thus he mused, drew near, 117 A mount of ruins, and of shafts a wood 416 A murdered body huge beside him stood, 194 A Pagan damsel there unwares he met, 15 ?A Pagan therefore thee I fostered have, 278 ?A pinnace take thee swift as shaft from bow...

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...ears were run since first in martial guise The Christian Lords warraid the eastern land; Nice by assault, and Antioch by surprise, Both fair, both ric... ...onfines swiftly sped The sacred messenger, with headlong flight; Above the eastern wave appeared red The rising sun, yet scantly half in sight; Godfre... ...erce courage they to war incline: The first four hundred horsemen gathered near To Orange town, and lands that it confine: But Ademare the Poggian you... ...he flood, elsewhere that ships and barks devours, But there drowns cities, countries, towns and towers; XLIV Both in one troop, and but a thousand all... ...reign’s younger son, These archers be, and with them come withal, A people near the Northern Pole that wone, Whom Ireland sent from loughs and forests... ...heat, the way, He sought some place to rest his wearied side, And drew him near a silver stream that played Among wild herbs under the greenwood shade... ...ans dead. LXXIII Meanwhile the car that bears the lightning brand Upon the eastern hill was mounted high, And smote the glistering armies as they stan... ... unwares approached near, In uncouth arms yclad and strange disguise, From countries far, but new arrived there, A savage tigress on her helmet lies, ... ...true, That no devotion, as they falsely feign, Hath moved the French these countries to subdue; But vile ambition, and pride’s hateful vice, Desire of...

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... in the legends of no other people, do the heroes and demi gods accomplish nearly everything by magic. The songs of Wainamoinen disarm his opponents; ... ...dy sea shore, In the dewy grass and flowers, On a point extending seaward, Near the forests of the island. Some were mowing, some were raking, Raking ... ... in number, lofty mountains, Shooting to the vault of heaven. Hallapyora’s near to Yaemen, Katrakoski in Karyala; Imatra, the falling water, T umbles,... ...inen, For the bottom of his vessel. Soon he starts upon his journey To the eastern fields and forests, Hunts throughout the Northland mountain To a se... ...r, Not together stand the brothers, Nor the children of one mother, In the countries of the Northland. “Shall we now begin the singing, Sing the songs... ... ’wa (S ’wa (S ’wa (S ’wa (S a a a a a’wo). ’wo). ’wo). ’wo). ’wo). The eastern part of Finland. S S S S Sim im im im im’a P ’a P ’a P ’a P ’a P il...

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...mined never to do so, nor to write anything for publication. At the age of nearly sixty-two I received an injury from a fall, which confined me closel... ... after this he emigrated to Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, and settled near the town of Greensburg in that county. He took with him the younger of... ...re a Connecticut man to guess the price finally agreed upon. This story is nearly true. I certainly showed very plainly that I had come for the colt a... ...nd of the city under the fire of the guns from these heights. The lower or eastern end was defended by two or three small detached works, armed with a... ...e Quitman’s brigade, conducted by an officer of engineers, had reached the eastern end of the city, and was placed under cover of the houses without m... ...ott’s army was rapidly concentrated about Ayotla and other points near the eastern end of Lake Chalco. Reconnoissances were made up to within gun-shot... ...POCATAPETL—TRIP TO THE CAVES OF MEXICO THE TREATY OF PEACE between the two countries was signed by the commissioners of each side early in February, 1... ... of the United States (still main- taining by implication that we were two countries); that in their army the cavalrymen and artillerists owned their ... ...strian prince upon the throne of Mexico; but the governing people of these countries continued to the close of the war to throw obstacles in our way. ...

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...sh, or South Dakotan marriage. In Sweden, one of the most highly civilized countries in the world, a marriage is dissolved if both parties wish it, wi... ...n polygamy, Muslim po- lygamy limited to four wives, child marriages, and, nearer home, marriages of first cousins: all of them abominations in the ey... ...the laws under which they lived, or the relation of their country to other countries. They lived the lives of old men content- edly. They were timidly... ... out of five of our men could not afford two wives unless their wages were nearly doubled. Would it not then be well to try unlimited polygyny; so tha... ...e her his tenth wife by all the arts peculiar to women in English-speaking countries. No eastern woman can do anything of the sort. The man alone has ... ...h wife by all the arts peculiar to women in English-speaking countries. No eastern woman can do anything of the sort. The man alone has any initia- ti... ...nd contempt are not incompatible with it; and jeal- ousy and murder are as near to it as affectionate friendship. It is true that it is a relation bes...

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... 6 An Englishman Looks at the World We all, I think, regret that being so near we were not among the fortunate ones who saw that little flat shape sk... ...d at no greater expense, I suppose, than it cost Dickens, whom the journey nearly killed. If Mr. Holt’s expenses were higher, it was for the special t... ...than by constant toil, and this revolution in human locomotion that brings nearly all the globe within a few days of any man is the most striking as- ... ..., laxly scattered, sea-linked association of ancient states and new-formed countries, Oriental nations, and con- tinental colonies? What will enable i... ...again, are New Zealand and Australia, facing South America and the teeming countries of Eastern Asia; 29 H. G . Wells surely it is in relation to the... ...w Zealand and Australia, facing South America and the teeming countries of Eastern Asia; 29 H. G . Wells surely it is in relation to these vast proxi... ...n folk-songs and village gossip—Erse, the Taal, a hundred Indian and other Eastern tongues, Ca- nadian French—but I mean that also English must be ava... ...ssentially the social unit is the Family, and even where, as in Mohammedan countries, there is no legal or customary restriction upon polygamy, monoga... ...World quence of his geographical conditions. But eastward of him, from his eastern boundaries to the Pacific, is a country al- ready too populous to c...

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...n, or at least the elements of a proper sense. The Chinese and most of the eastern races have a warm but inappropriate fancy. The Scotch are poor deco... ... the place and perform the office of the heraldic display in monar- chical countries. By a transition readily understood, and which might have been as... ...rt, the cost of an article of furniture has at length come to be, with us, nearly the sole test of its merit in a decorative point of view—and this te... ...ose undeviat- ing principles which regulate all varieties of art; and very nearly the same laws by which we decide on the higher merits of a painting,... ...ound. The proprietor lies asleep on a sofa—the weather is cool—the time is near midnight: arc will make a sketch of the room dur- ing his slumber. It ... ... low shrubberies—in the waving of the grain-fields—in the slanting of tall eastern trees— in the blue distance of mountains—in the grouping of clouds—...

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...he style. To them the matter is all true and the manner all perfect. Their eastern temperament responds readily to the crude, strong, and wild appeal ... ...of annual monthly retirement, for devotion and medi- tation to Mount Hirâ, near Mecca,–the period of mental depression and re-assurance previous to th... ...ey to Jerusalem and the Heavens–the meetings by night at Acaba, a mountain near Mecca, in the 11th year of his mission, and the pledges of 17 The Kor... ..., the submission of Hadramont, Yemen, the greater part of the southern and eastern provinces of Arabia–and the final sol- emn pilgrimage to Mecca. Whi... ...Much of his information was derived from Orwa, who died A.H. 94, and was a near relative of Ayesha, the prophet’s favourite wife. Ibn Ishaq, who died ... ...nd while every Christian must deplore the overthrow of so many flourishing Eastern churches by the arms of the victo- rious Muslims, it must not be fo... ...g- ment. 5 In allusion to the mode of executing criminals in many eastern countries. SURA LI.–THE SCATTERING [XLIII.] MECCA.–60 Verses In the Name of... ... he who is at a distance from it? We will shew them our signs in different countries and among themselves, until it become plain to them that it is th... ...he north of 367 The Koran Mecca in the direct line of traffic between the countries to the north and to the south, and both probably disappeared with...

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...ar strength, add two other elements, property and intelligence, and we are nearer the truth, but far from having yet reached it. Not only is a greater... ... ernment, or social fact of any kind, deserves to be preferred, have made nearly the most important step which can possi bly be taken toward ranging... ...ed. T o enable it to do this, the con stitution of the government must be nearly, or quite des potic. A constitution in any degree popular, dependen... ...But neither their kings nor their priests ever obtained, as in those other countries, the exclusive moulding of their character. Their religion, which... ...on the mass of the people which pervaded the whole life of the monarchical countries, or the disgusting individual tyranny which was of more than dail... ...f their institutions has been favorable to it. There are, no doubt, in all countries, really contented char 46 Considerations on Representative Gove... ... is condemned by its local situation to form part of a Slavonian state. In Eastern Germany itself there is a large Slavonic population; Bohemia is pri...

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...ely wave. He was the poet of personality and polished life. That which was nearest to him was the greatest. His mind was the antithesis of strength an... ...sigh for sorrows not your own, Let me (if tears and grief permit) relate A nearer woe, a sister’s stranger fate. No nymph of all Oechalia could compar... ...er infant son, And I myself the same rash act had done: But, lo! I saw (as near her side I stood) The violated blossoms drop with blood; Upon the tree... ...rtals Juno’s power invoke, 370 Her fanes no more with Eastern incense smoke, Nor victims sink beneath the sacred stroke! But to y... ...; Who view the western sea’s extremest bounds, Or drink of Ganges in their eastern grounds; All these the woes of Oedipus have known, Your fates, your... ...of criminals to the mines, one of the inflictions of civil justice in most countries—W . VER. 11, in MS. it was thus— T o Wyndham’s breast the patriot... ... he leans his ear, And hears the various vows of fond mankind; Some beg an eastern, some a western wind: All vain petitions, mounting to the sky, With...

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...ief leaders named, according to the idols known afterwards in Canaan and the countries adjoining. To these Satan directs his speech, comforts them wit... ...y Wav’d round the Coast, up call’d a pitchy cloud Of LOCUSTS, warping on the Eastern Wind, That ore the Realm of impious PHAROAH hung Like Night, and ... ...e he stood So high above the circling Canopie Of Nights extended shade; from Eastern Point Of LIBRA to the fleecie Starr that bears ANDROMEDA farr off... ... on he fares, and to the border comes Of EDEN, where delicious Paradise, Now nearer, Crowns with her enclosure green, As with a rural mound the champa... ...n meets, the setting Sun Slowly descended, and with right aspect Against the eastern Gate of Paradise Leveld his eevning Rayes: it was a Rock Of Alabl... ...se Lost Milton 75 him of his obedience, of his free estate, of his enemy near at hand; who he is, and why his enemy, and whatever else may avail A... ...h yonder starrie Spheare Of Planets and of fixt in all her Wheeles Resembles nearest, mazes intricate, Eccentric, intervolv’d, yet regular Then most, ...

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... vessels cannot give pleasure to any nations who possess territories on or near this continent, because the cheapness and excellence of our production... ...evertheless, be natural. The history of the states of Greece, and of other countries, abounds with such instances, and it is not improbable that what ... ...what has taken place in other coun- tries, whose situations have borne the nearest resemblance to our own, what reason can we have to confide in those... ...e progress of society become a sort of axiom in politics, that vicinity or nearness of situation, constitutes nations natural enemies. An intelligent ... ...d be accompanied with much greater distresses than it commonly is in those countries where regular military establishments have long obtained. The dis... ...ity, is in reality not a new idea. It has been practiced upon in different countries and ages, and has received the sanction of the most approved writ... ...ey will most naturally league them- selves under two governments. The four Eastern States, from all the causes that form the links of national sympath... ...travelers will be multiplied and meliorated; an interior navigation on our eastern side will be opened throughout, or nearly throughout, the whole ex-... ...ty, and admiralty jurisdictions, are in a similar predicament. In the four Eastern States, the trial by jury not only stands upon a broader foun- dati...

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...at is why we insist on beauty in our performers, differing herein from the countries our friend William Archer holds up as examples of seriousness to ... ...g with the prosaic Englishman is what is wrong with the prosaic men of all countries: stupidity. The vitality which places nourishment and children fi... ...telshelf, is a family portrait of impen- etrable obscurity. A chair stands near the writing table for the convenience of business visitors. T wo other... ...Man & Superman Act II On the carriage drive in the park of a country house near Richmond a motor car has broken down. It stands in front of a clump of... ...can gentle- man, and followed by Ramsden and Octavius. Hector Malone is an Eastern American; but he is not at all ashamed of his nationality. This mak... ...ou! THE STATUE. Ah, you outlived that weakness, my daugh- ter: you must be nearly 80 by this time. I was cut off (by an accident) in my 64th year, and...