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... naturally but that a kindred spirit like old Arthur Gride might have dis- cerned a design upon the part of Ralph to lead him on to much more explicit... ...de of his nose, and looking at Nicholas with an assumption of great uncon- cern. ‘I can’t think who puts these things in. I didn’t.’ Still keeping his... ...hy, Kate, Kate, be a woman! I think I know what you would tell me. It con- cerns Mr Frank, does it not?’ Kate sunk her head upon his shoulder, and sob...

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...ight have been harassed and oppressed, and unable to give his mind to con- cerns, which now he could think of with interest, and Richard could not hav... ... spared by all, as to put him quite into good spirits. Ethel was much con- cerned to lose him from Cocksmoor, and dreaded hindrances to her going thit... ...help, but he was preparing to leave Stoneborough, and there was great con- cern at the parting with such a friend. Ethel, especially, mourned the loss...

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... to women in the Church, the lack of traditional “motherly values and con- cern” is very noticeable in early Church doctrine. The tradition, inherited... ...ercent of their secret knowledge to him (his notebooks disclose these con- cerns), but what he published about it in 1917 correlates well with other s... ...tive Ameri- can community, nor is western metaphysics of interest and con- cern to everyone who lives in a western culture. But the point is that some...

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...ittle account of ourselves; ’tis a disease particular to man, and not dis- cerned in any other creatures, to hate and despise itself. And it is a vani... ...ely acquainted with persons of great authority, whom one might easily dis- cern marvellously lapsed from the sufficiency I knew they were once endued ... ...ew them, they disgust me: “Cum relego, scripsisse pudet; quia plurima cerno, Me quoque, qui feci, judice, digna lini.” [“When I reperuse, I ... ... end of an- other letter that Caesar had written to him: “ As to what con- cerns Marcus Furius, whom you have recommended to me, I will make him king ... ...dinarily see impatient in the assaults of this malady; for as to what con- cerns myself, I have passed it over hitherto with a little better countenan...

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...gh in attendance upon a young child’s death-bed, without the smallest con- cern, because it would have been a matter quite in the ordi- nary course of... ...or threaten.’ ‘Mighty well, sir,’ retorted Ralph; ‘but perhaps it may con- cern others, who may think it worth their while to listen, and consider wha... ...on), pushed his hat on one side and scratched his head with perfect uncon- cern, while his friend Mr Tix, taking that opportunity for a general survey... ... naturally but that a kindred spirit like old Arthur Gride might have dis- cerned a design upon the part of Ralph to lead him on to 604 THE LIFE AND ... ...de of his nose, and looking at Nicholas with an assumption of great uncon- cern. ‘I can’t think who puts these things in. I didn’t.’ Still keeping his... ...hy, Kate, Kate, be a woman! I think I know what you would tell me. It con- cerns Mr Frank, does it not?’ Kate sunk her head upon his shoulder, and sob...

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...s he has well said, we are deliberating about the most important of our con cerns. I hope that you will see fit to comply with our request. NICIAS: ...

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...ked his head. ‘From the beginning, then,’ Sir Richard said, ‘since it con- cerns your land, I will tell the tale. When our Duke came out of Normandy t...

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...gh in attendance upon a young child’s death-bed, without the smallest con- cern, because it would have been a matter quite in the ordi- nary course of... ...or threaten.’ ‘Mighty well, sir,’ retorted Ralph; ‘but perhaps it may con- cern others, who may think it worth their while to listen, and consider wha... ...on), pushed his hat on one side and scratched his head with perfect uncon- cern, while his friend Mr Tix, taking that opportunity for a general survey...

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...and her children.” Lord Keith growled something about minding his own con- cerns. “That is all I desire,” responded the Colonel, and there- with the c...

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..., De Maupassant’s tales may be arranged under three heads: Those that con- cern themselves with Norman peasant life; those that deal with Government e...

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...e difficult to say than what I have said. That concerned myself; this con- cerns us all.’ ‘Us all! Who are us all?’ ‘Y ourself, myself, my dead father... ... he could. ‘I feel permitted now,’ he said, ‘to ask you a little more con- cerning your father. Has he many creditors?’ 100 Charles Dickens ‘Oh! a gr... ...family in it. ‘I am interested, Fanny, and concerned in anything that con- cerns you.’ ‘So you are, so you are, and you are the best of Amys. If I am ... ...so far as the relative positions of Little Dorrit and her family were con- cerned, that Clennam could not feel positive on the other side. He had come... ...urriedly about the room. ‘Assure yourself, Mr Clennam, that everybody con- cerned shall be—ha—shall be nobly rewarded. No one, my dear sir, shall say ... ...Office, they took it as a piece of news with which they had no nearer con- cern than with any other piece of news—any other Accident or Offence—in the... ... I don’t expect you to stand by it—indeed, I know you won’t, Pa being con- cerned—but I wish to rouse you to a sense of duty. As to any help from me, ...

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...5 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two VERSES WRITTEN BY LINCOLN CON- CERNING A SCHOOL-FELLOW WHO BECAME INSANE—(A FRAGMENT). And when at length ... ...Kentucky [Mr. Clark], of very considerable ability, was in particular con- cerned about it. He thought it altogether novel and un- precedented for a P... ...e; so that Colo- nel Baker has an equal right with myself to be heard con- cerning it. However, the office is located here; and I think it is not prob... ...is manhood, his middle age, his old age, and is dead. In all that has con- cerned the nation the man ever sympathized; and now the nation mourns the m... ...asure, provided each State should be allowed to regulate its domestic con- cerns in its own way. I do not quote; but this in substance. This was right... ...in motion the boat nearly stood still so far as motion up and down is con- cerned, and thus she was thrown upon this pier. The Afton came into the dra...

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...e difficult to say than what I have said. That concerned myself; this con- cerns us all.’ ‘Us all! Who are us all?’ ‘Y ourself, myself, my dead father... ... he could. ‘I feel permitted now,’ he said, ‘to ask you a little more con- cerning your father. Has he many creditors?’ 100 Charles Dickens ‘Oh! a gr... ...family in it. ‘I am interested, Fanny, and concerned in anything that con- cerns you.’ ‘So you are, so you are, and you are the best of Amys. If I am ... ...so far as the relative positions of Little Dorrit and her family were con- cerned, that Clennam could not feel positive on the other side. He had come... ...urriedly about the room. ‘Assure yourself, Mr Clennam, that everybody con- cerned shall be—ha—shall be nobly rewarded. No one, my dear sir, shall say ...

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...hought nothing of consequence, but as it related to her own and her son’s con cerns, had not yet given over pressing Lady Bertram to be of the party....

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...ns, a Depu- tation of Female Citizens has, as the august Assembly can dis- cern, come out from Paris to petition. Plots of Aristocrats are too evident... ...cy; where your Calonnes, your Breteuils are beginning to hover, dimly dis- cernible? With immeasurable confused outlooks and purposes, with no clear p... ...ked out with endless debate, and then cancelled by Veto, which mainly con- cern us here. For an august National Assembly must needs conquer these Refr... ... ca-ira, danc- ing their ronde patriotique. Among whom one is glad to dis- cern Saint-Huruge, expressly ‘in white hat,’ the Saint-Christo- pher of the... ...most prob- ably your secret Royalists again? Glimpses of Priests were dis- cernible in this of Chartres,—to the eye of Patriotism. Or in- deed may not... ...us Hebert has borne his testimony as to many things: as to one thing, con- cerning Marie-Antoinette and her little Son,—wherewith Hu- man Speech had b... ...cinded. Robespierre, greener than ever before, has to retire, foiled; dis- cerning that it is mutiny, that evil is nigh. 521 Thomas Carlyle Mutiny is...

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...urch and chapel going, as at a thing with which they had no manner of con cern. Nor was it merely the stranger who noticed this, be cause there was ... ...s were cast up, got into exact totals, and finally settled if those con cerned could only have been brought to know it. As if an astronomical obser...

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...uffee, sourde)’ drawling and snuffling, through the streets, an Edict con- cerning Payments (such was the soft title Rivarol had con- trived for it): ... ...; their sharp- est gazes Suspicion into the pale dim World-Whirlpool; dis- cerning shapes and phantasms; imminent bloodthirsty Regi- ments camped on t... ...emain for ever a Historical Problem. Another Saul among the people we dis- cern: ‘Pere Adam, Father Adam, ’ as the groups name him; to us better known...

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... I was not altogether care less of my other affairs; for I had a great con cern upon me for my little herd of goats: they were not only a ready supply... ... two, I could perceive, lifted up their hands sometimes, and appeared con- cerned indeed, but not to such a degree as the first. I was perfectly confo...

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...ell the truth, Lady Lufton did not like to be opposed in things which con- cerned the parish nearly. ‘And, Fanny,’ said Lady Lufton, in her kindest ma... ...o her; Framley Court and the parsonage; and no, as far as comfort was con- cerned, she must confine herself to the latter. She could not again be comf... ...ckless for himself, and reckless for all others with whom he might be con- cerned. He could ruin his friends with as little remorse he had ruined hims... ...pecuniary interest whatever in any matters with Mr Sowerby, either as con- cerns your affairs of those of anybody else. ’ ‘I have never suspected you ... ...nd mothers and sons, were in her eyes disreputable to all the persons con- cerned. She had lived happily with her husband, comfort- ably with her neig...

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...they only have grammar to learn and construing to prepare, and all my con- cern is that it should be got up thoroughly. If their mothers help them, so... ...ring her a whole bouquet of gratifying praise and admiration from all con- cerned with him, ranging from the ability of his prize essay to the firm de...

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...much a part of our lives and which arose only from Tim Berners-Lee’s work at CERN in 1991. My daughter will graduate from college in the year 2011. (A... ...S. Hein, 2002). Ochoa, Rose, and Walterscheid stress the antimonopolist con- cerns that animated some of those who were most active in the debates abo... ..., viii, ix, 278, 287. Caulfield, Timothy, 283. ccLearn. See Creative Commons. CERN, 232. U.S. Chamber of Commerce and data- base rights, 208. Chamberla...

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... conduct of any one, for which he is amenable to society, is that which con cerns others. In the part which merely concerns him self, his independen... ... them. It is desirable, in short, that in things which do not primarily con cern others, individuality should assert itself. Where, not the person’s ... ...ought not to put into their mode of life, and into the conduct of their con cerns, any impress whatever of their own judgment, or of their own indivi... ...cause it is the custom, makes no choice. He gains no practice either in dis cerning or in desiring what is best. The mental and moral, like the muscu... ...change, it is often neces sary, even in things in which they alone are con cerned, that they should enter into engagements with one another; and whe... ...ether misplaced. A per son should be free to do as he likes in his own con cerns; but he ought not to be free to do as he likes in acting for anothe...

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...s expression in solicitude and effort. While such words as affection, con- cern, and motive indicate an attitude of personal prefer- ence, they are al... ...which the school can or need do for pupils, so far as their minds are con- cerned (that is, leaving out certain specialized muscular abilities), is to... ...rty can do to instigate learning. The rest lies with the one directly con- cerned. If he cannot devise his own solution (not of course in isolation, b... ...liberate inquiry having a purpose fails; worse than that, the deepest con- cern and most congenial enterprises of the imagination (since they center a... ...ns quite as much as things which we can smell and handle. They really con- cern us, and, consequently, any account of them which assists us in dealing... ...es it grow natu- rally out of some question with which the student is con- cerned? Does it fit into his more direct acquaintance so as to increase its... ... of metals, cook- ing, etc., which carry over these fundamental human con- cerns into school resources, have a merely bread and but- 208 Democracy & ... ... One might then as well teach cooking, says Aristotle. Even a liberal con- cern with the works of fine art depends upon the exist- ence of a hireling ... ...ighteenth cen- tury, carried his doctrine to the limit; they regarded dis- cernment and judgment as peculiar sensations made in us by the conjoint pre...

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...ment, and often makes them, independently of desire for popularity or con cern for their re election, feel bound in conscience to let their conduct o... ...nt part of its duty if it did not, in a matter of such grave national con cern, lay down imperative rules, and make effectual provi sion that those ... ...r every de scription of anomaly, so long as those whose interests it con cerns do not feel aggrieved by it, afforded an exceptionally advantageous f... ...mstances differ ing in all the most important features from the case con cerned. But in government as in other departments of hu man agency, almost...

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... expectation is perhaps greater than it is for those more immediately con- cerned in the spectacle. They have had their parts to play, their symbolic ... ...ing sugges- tions, and he thinks that this is a matter of the gravest con- cern for the future of this land and Empire. It is difficult to avoid agree... ...ervened) was in the hands of the State Legislatures, and religion the con- cern of the voluntary congregations. On the assumption that there is a Peop...

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...n agreement with Mr. Casaubon as to the unsound opinions of Middleton con- cerning the relations of Judaism and Catholicism; and passed easily to a ha... ...r objections to him:—he is masterful and rather unsociable, and he is con- cerned with trade, which has complaints of its own that I know nothing abou... ...ignorant puffing. But even his proud outspokenness was checked by the dis- cernment that it was as useless to fight against the interpreta- tions of i... ... friends. Y ou admit, I hope, that I have a right to speak about what con- cerns the dignity of my wife’s sister?” Sir James was getting warm. “Of cou... ...ns were just then issued and accepted on the strength of this scandal con- cerning Bulstrode and Lydgate; wives, widows, and single la- dies took thei... ...ir. And I again call upon you to enter into satisfactory explanations con- cerning the scandals against you, or else to withdraw from posts in which w... ...espatched, and fringed off into eager discussion among various groups con- cerning this affair of Bulstrode—and Lydgate. 664 Middlemarch Mr. Brooke, ... ...econd mar- riage as a mistake; and indeed this remained the tradition con- cerning it in Middlemarch, where she was spoken of to a younger generation ...

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...t into the river. I knew he was a good swimmer, and so was under little con cern about him; but before he could get round to lay hold of the boat, we... ... it would be use ful to complete and publish it as he desired. Various con cerns have for some time past prevented this letter being written, and I ...

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...to military airspace and then to New York, the battle commanders were con- cerned about refueling. NEADS considered scrambling alert fighters from Lan... ... 31 But the prosecution of Aldrich Ames for espionage in 1994 revived con- cerns about the prosecutors’ role in intelligence investigations.The Depart... ...net said he remembered doubts about the reliability of the source and con- cern about hitting the nearby mosque.“Mike” remembered T enet telling him t... ...ulted in Bin Ladin’s death. 189 Attorney General Reno again expressed con- cerns on policy grounds. She was worried about the danger of retaliation.Th... ...his transformation from his Lebanese family , which grew increasingly con- cerned about his fanaticism. Soon after Jarrah returned to Germany, his fat... ...aeda action inside the United States—although the CSG continued to be con- cerned about the domestic threat.The mosaic of threat intelligence came fro... ...s were not supplemented by reports from the FBI. Clarke had expressed con- cern about an al Qaeda presence in the United States, and he worried about ... ...e can therefore establish that at least some government agencies were con- cerned about the hijacking danger and had speculated about various scenar- ... ...against terrorism.While one factor was the preexistence of widespread con- cern about Y2K, another, at least equally important, was simply shared info...

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...enience, guided in everything important by Sir Thomas, and in smaller con- cerns by her sister. Had she possessed greater leisure for the service of h... ...stay at home with you.” Lady Bertram made no objection; and every one con- cerned in the going was forward in expressing their ready concurrence, exce... ...ir own minds. They were totally preoccupied. Tom was engrossed by the con- cerns of his theatre, and saw nothing that did not imme- diately relate to ... ...o much affected that Fanny, watching him with silent, but most tender con- cern, was almost sorry that the subject had been entered on at all. It was ...

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...gate! She was five miles from us, and looked like a dark mass, hardly dis- cernible. But no boats! I would have cried out. But what good would it have... ...ws of large birds passing above our heads, whose rapid flight I could dis- cern on the surface of the sea. On this occasion I was witness to one of th...

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...me as it were. Among these ungracious omissions is what I now am much con- cerned to think of, that I never went to see Lilias when I committed my chi... ...et me have that Mysie of yours, since you won’t come yourself to this con- cern of ours. I’m afraid you won’t think much good has come of us, but we c...

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...water of the Caribbean Sea is so transparent that corals and fish are dis- cernible at a depth of sixty fathoms. The ship seemed to float in air, the ... ...s to detect its evil consequences, but its good qualities can only be dis- cerned by long observation. The laws of the American de- mocracy are freque... ...ossible to de- scribe what the mind does not conceive. If man clearly dis- cerned his own nature, his imagination would remain idle, and would have no... ...democratic nations, in respect to literature, will therefore first be dis- cernible in the drama, and it may be foreseen that they will break out ther... ...ders it more ca- pable of succeeding in those very undertakings which con- cern it not. Whatever, on the other hand, enervates or low- ers it, weakens... ...he real feel- ings and private opinions of each individual are easily dis- cernible. The form and the substance of human actions of- ten, therefore, s... ...arts of States, without the Consent of the Legislatures of the States con- cerned as well as of the Congress. The Congress shall have Power to dispose...

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...ice and judgment I would feel more like following in everything which con- cerns the life and development of the school at Tuskegee than those of thes... ... to have them speak with directness and frankness about anything that con- cerns the life of the school. Two or three times a year I ask the students ... ...142 UP FROM SLAVERY In the midst of the discussion which was going on con- cerning my Atlanta speech, I received the letter which I give below, from D...

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...l do it?” “Apparently.” “I leave you two commissions, then. The first con- cerns Mr. Wilcox, and you are to use your discre- tion. The second concerns...

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...ining can make this life a constant peril and distress to the parties con cerned. Y.M. Y ou have said that training is everything; that train ing is... ...or the man’s good? O.M. It is indifferent to the man’s good; it never con cerns itself about anything but the satisfying of its own desires. It can b... ...—the only one, so far as the previous controversies have informed me, con cerning which illustrious experts of unimpeachable com petency have testif... ...ago I was illuminat ing this Autobiography with some notions of mine con cerning the Bacon Shakespeare controversy, and I then took occasion to air ...

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...e people to those severities which they would not otherwise have been con- cerned in. Whether this poor man lived or died I cannot tell, but it was re... ...eration, not know- ing or regarding what they did, and consequently uncon- cerned at the danger or safety not only of anybody near them, but even of t... ...when men are once come to a condition to abandon themselves, and be uncon- cerned for the safety or at the danger of themselves, it can- not be so muc... ...t crowds and throngs, unconcerned at the danger of the infection, not con- cerned at the houses they went into, at the goods they handled, or at the p... ...they gener- ally told us of a relapse into the plague, we have had no con- cern since that about them; yet by those frequent clamours, we were all kep...

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...ly and intelli- gent patriotism; the condition of Japan was his great con- cern; and while he projected a better future, he lost no op- portunity of i...