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...he three or four cyclists or London people lying dead on the common, whose emotions or habits were at all affected by the new-comers. Many people had ... ...were absolutely without sex, and therefore with- out any of the tumultuous emotions that arise from that dif- ference among men. A young Martian, ther...

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... sect of Judaism. It was only after three centuries, amidst the uproar and emotions of the council of Nicaea, when the more enthusiastic Trinitarians ... ...sies of Mysticism, anger and hate call for God’s Judgments, and the stormy emotions of sex gave mankind the Phallic God. Those who find themselves pos...

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... opera by musical dialogue. If it is hard and trying for men to sing their emotions, not less so it must be to deliver them in verse. 108 The Note Bo... ...emselves in the same way. In an age of imperfect culture, all passions and emotions are in a more elementary state—‘speak a plainer language’—and expr... ...f good taste banish from good company the expression of all the profounder emotions. A son therefore, who should kneel down in this age to ask his pap...

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...ut for the Rue Plumet, where she now went as to the theatre—to indulge her emotions. THE RESIDENCE Hulot had found for his wife consisted of a large, ... ... reply, the first letter the Baron had written to his “sweet friend.” Such emotions to some extent counterbalanced the disasters growling in the dista... ...le broth; she nursed him, sitting by his bed, and feeling only, of all the emotions that once had filled her heart, the deepest pity for him. At half-...

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...ealed this wish from the reader, as it was one of those secret spontaneous emotions of the soul to which the rea son is often a stranger. When our ... ...tingale never once interrupted the narration, though he discovered violent emotions at many parts of it. But when it was concluded, after fetching a d... ...ll of her condemned husband; or rather he looked down on her with the same emotions which arise in an honest fair tradesman, who sees his debtor dragg... ...und her very attentively engaged in reading a long letter, and the visible emotions which she betrayed on that occasion might have well accounted for ...

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... madam,” said he (though, in truth, he scarce knew how to address her, his emotions at beholding her so overpowered him). She advanced a little, but s...

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...ve an instinct of dissimulation; they know by nature how to disguise their emotions far better than the most consummate male courtiers can do. Is not ...

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...six hundred words in its whole vocabulary: so nar- row is the range of its emotions, and so little are these emo- tions disposed to expand themselves ... ... the features of him to whom it was addressed, that he participated in the emotions of the messenger, which were obviously those of grief or panic—per...

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...ein of the power of the reason, showing how far the reason can control the emotions, and what is the nature of Mental Freedom or Blessedness; we shall... ...on; and I shall mainly show the extent and nature of its dominion over the emotions, for their control and moderation. That we do not possess absolute... ...on over them, I have already shown. Y et the Stoics have thought, that the emotions depended absolutely on our will, and that we could absolutely gove... ...all determine solely by the knowledge of the mind the remedies against the emotions, which I believe all have had experience of, but do not accurately... ...external cause, and also the vacillations of spirit which arise from these emotions, be destroyed. Proof.— That, which constitutes the reality of love... ...leasure or pain, accompanied by the idea of an external cause (Def. of the Emotions:vi.,&vii.); wherefore, when this cause is removed, the reality of ... ...removed, the reality of love or hatred is removed with it; therefore these emotions and those which arise therefrom are destroyed. Q.E.D. Prop.III. An... ...motion, which is a passion, is a confused idea (by the general Def. of the Emotions). If, therefore, we form a clear and distinct idea of a given emot... ...on is the idea of a modification of the body (by the gen- eral Def. of the Emotions), and must therefore (by the preced- ing Prop.) involve some clear...

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...aws, or that he had been so blind to his brother’s attributes. A parade of emotions marched through his mind. First was anger, followed by em- barrass... ...? That would make you feel better.” This suggestion, as always, made May’s emotions churn. It made her angry and jealous to think of being with someon... ...orse asked. Blaze had always believed that strong horses tamped down their emotions. Emotions were useless thing that only got in the way. He was asha... ...at only got in the way. He was ashamed of his fear. The boy explained that emotions were like tools, to be taken out and used to build your character.... ...of her training she was told that she would have to step away from her own emotions. “You must not get yourself all churned up inside. You are 79 TEL...

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...aws, or that he had been so blind to his brother’s attributes. A parade of emotions marched through his mind. First was anger, followed by em- barrass... ...? That would make you feel better.” This suggestion, as always, made May’s emotions churn. It made her angry and jealous to think of being with someon... ...orse asked. Blaze had always believed that strong horses tamped down their emotions. Emotions were useless thing that only got in the way. He was asha... ...at only got in the way. He was ashamed of his fear. The boy explained that emotions were like tools, to be taken out and used to build your character.... ...of her training she was told that she would have to step away from her own emotions. “You must not get yourself all churned up inside. You are 79 TEL...

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...son may have wished to see them in a manner reproduced, and thus enjoy the emotions they were certain to bring to the hearts of the masses,—a feeling ... ... be more contrary to their nature than a tranquil, perfect love? They want emotions; happiness without storms is not happiness to them. Women with sou... ...man’s egotism than to divine this passion, apparently immovable, and these emotions so deep that they have needed a great length of time to reach the ... ...a species of impenetrable veil, beneath which a strong soul hides profound emotions and close estimation of men and things and events. Not a fold of h... ...ifficult to depict. If there are, indeed, relations between colors and the emotions of the soul, if, as Locke’s blind man said, scarlet produces on th... ... any opinion, after leaving a few directions, which were not executed, the emotions of the heart causing all bodily cares to be forgotten. When mornin... ...ce upon Christians, as- sembled by chance, by curiosity, and thirsting for emotions, an effect so profound, so nervously glacial as that now caused by... ...of mourning for a loved one lying beneath the pall; unless it has felt the emotions that fill the heart, uttered by that Hymn of Despair, by those cri... ... hate, a mistress, or a cousin. Yes, remem- ber this: all the feelings and emotions of Paris come to end here, at this porter’s lodge, where they are ...

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...low his wishes in their beliefs, their loves, and their hates. Though such emotions do not arise at the express com- 17 Spinoza mand of the sovereign... ... in their beliefs, their loves, their hates, their contempt, and all other emotions whatsoever. Though the powers of government, as thus conceived, ar... ...those who have experi- ence of it to despair, for it is governed solely by emotions, not by reason: it rushes headlong into every enterprise, and is e...

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...rible, still stirs my soul when I think of it. That dead man gives me more emotions than all the living men I ever coquetted with; he constantly recur... ...he will is not without influence on the variations of the face. If violent emotions have the power to yellow the white tones of persons of bilious and... ...he withdrew her hand hastily, with a magnificent move- ment full of varied emotions. If she had said in words: “Stop, or I shall die,” she could not h...

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...But now I see stretching before me a life of strife and unrest and violent emotions. For I mean to live my life, Rebecca! I am not going to let myself... ... passion that had drowned my better self—left me entirely. All the violent emotions that had been roused in me were quelled and silenced. A peace stol...

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...with the shawl and the struggle with the pouffe had cooled Peter Ivanovich’s emotions and he sat there with a sullen look on his face. This awkward si... ...r him to die; but for me, little Vanya, Ivan Ilych, with all my thoughts and emotions, it’s altogether a different matter. It can not be that I ought...

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...ount along with the fact that Shakespear con- ceived and expressed all his emotions with a vehemence that sometimes carried him into ludicrous extrava...

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...fro upon the terrace, white with rage, unable to find words to express the emotions that choked her. She had a haunting fear that the tetrarch might l...

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...oo was in an excited state and intending to express all his most heartfelt emotions. “My life, too, has been a wonderful one. From a child up...” he w... ...same consciousness of humili- ation. Even the sequence of these images and emotions was the same. “Of course,” he repeated, when for the third time hi...