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...e all our attempts to wipe them out (both by geno- MYSTICISM 173 cide and education). The concluding chapter will make an at- tempt to integrate what...

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...059 Water Pg 1062 Cleanliness Pg 1068 Movies Pg 1074 Farming Pg 1075 Education Pg 1078 The Historical Jesus Pg 1090 The Poisoning of Sel... ...tatement denoting the highest social status and then by people in the highest educational institutions. Organic Logic is universal: it does not lie.... ... and birth of anything… never mind the birth of our Infinite Universe. Their educational training programs them into an unspoken assumption that yo... ...nts are supposed to learn on an as- you-go basis. There is no preparation, no education, no standards, no guides, no comparison, no evaluation, and ... ...nity you live in, what social class or strata you were born into, what kind of education you had, what peer group you associate with, what occupation...

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... Maitre Sarrasine, having but one child, determined to give him a thorough education; he hoped to make a magistrate of him, and to live long enough to...

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...nactive life, and the mere enjoyment of wealth and luxury. The care of his education, as it might be presumed, was committed to a great many attendant... ...le for him, in such circumstances, to have had such a liberal breeding and education in his youth, as to be first Plato’s, and after- wards Xenocrates... ...nd moderation, preferring constantly those that were men of worth and good education to the magistracies, and recommending the busy and turbulent talk... ...re, and whose generous natural disposi- tions were improved by the best of educations, and who came to the administration of affairs with the most lau... ... and not by a handle, as before. After this, he began to consult about the education of the youth, and the Discipline, as they call it; most of the pa...

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...e true classical sense, not in the slang sense of modern politi- cians and education-mongers. Being so, I am sure that you will sympathize with my cas... ...nflux for these four diverging arms, will finish the reader’s geographical education, by showing him to a hair’s breadth where it was that Domrémy sto... ... she left her home in order to present herself at the Dauphin’s court. The education of this poor girl was mean according to the present standard: was... ... proximus ardet Ucalegon.” But recollecting that the Virgilian part of his education might have been neglected, I interpreted so far as to say, that p... ... whole amount of relief;”—from which it appears how grossly Locke (see his Education) was deceived in fancying that Augustus practised any remarkable ...

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...mmercial body, none receive an elabo- rate, and what is meant by a liberal education, except those standing by their connections in the richest classe... ...n- formed, not having had the benefits when young of a regu- lar classical education, find (upon any accident bringing up such subjects) a deficiency ... ...ientious nature, by assuming his father’s debts, and by superintending the education of his brothers. He had distinguished himself at Oxford as a scho... ...fants at Sangor on the Ganges; finally, to promote an enlarged sys- tem of education, which (if his splendid scheme had been adopted) would have diffu... ...mous resolution (which he personally drew up) for appropriating to general education in Ireland any surplus arising from the revenues of the Irish Chu...

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...ss, one might suppose, of lawyers of Scotland, where the general system of education has moved for two centuries upon a principle of slight regard to ... ...ion amongst the services of England from ancient times to the interests of education—a service absolutely unapproached by any one nation of Christendo... ... to the public by his “Travels in Spain and Sicily,” &c.,) Mrs. Lee, whose education in a French con- vent, aided by her father’s influence, had intro... ...ess as alumni of the school at which Sir Sidney Smith had received his own education, we were admitted without question or demur; and I may record it ... ... authors in former days lay amongst the class who had re- ceived a college education; and most of these, in their aca- demic life, had benefited large...

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...our ears against conviction; since, from the very gradual character of our education, we must continually forget, and emancipate ourselves from, knowl... ...n my own purpose in the present edition. Pope was not a Grecian. His whole education had been irregular, and his earliest acquaintance with the poet w...

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... Other Papers helpers. Lord Carbery, who had received an elaborate Etonian education, was even more earnestly a student than his friend Lord Massey, w... ...ossessing Irish estates and an Irish mansion, was a thorough Englishman by education and early association. “But I,” said Lord Massey, “had a careless... ...on and early association. “But I,” said Lord Massey, “had a careless Irish education, and am never quite sure that I may not be trespassing on some my... ...h of them, I believe, with the same principal purpose of providing for the education of his daughter; for each happened to have one sole child, which ... ...ch these two young ladies passed under the guardianship of Mrs. Schreiber. Education in those days was not the austere old lady that she is now. At le...

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...uld be, in the principles of action formed in them by their best lawgiver, education. And as for things of lesser importance, as pecuniary contracts, ... ...end and object of 81 Plutarch’s Lives law and enactment it was his design education should effect. One, then, of the Rhetras was, that their laws sho... ...mate that they were divine sanctions and revelations. In order to the good education of their youth (which, as I said before, he thought the most impo... ...ntly whatsoever punishment he inflicted; so that the whole course of their education was one continued exercise of a ready and perfect obedience. The ... ...to the Muses, in all likelihood to put them in mind of the manner of their education, and of the judgment that would be passed upon their actions, and...

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...w towards his master, to which love itself, even among persons of superior education, can produce but few similar instances. My poor man, being unable... ...e instances which degrade human nature in persons of the highest birth and education, so I apprehend that examples of whatever is really great and goo... ...ose fortunes are much lower than ours! for it is not from nature, but from education and habit, that our wants are chiefly derived. Make yourself easy... ...ebrated dancing-master’s opinion, that danc- ing is the rudiment of polite education, as he would, I ap- prehend, exclude every other art and science,... ...hands of the professors of that art are apt to discover this want in their education in every motion, nay, even when they stand or sit still. They see...

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...relish for the society of those whom fortune had made her equals, but whom education had rendered so much her in feriors; so it is matter of no great... ... had much discernment: for though he had missed the advantage of a learned education, yet, being blest with vast natural abili ties, he had so well p... ...uld, when he pleased, resume. He had, as well as the doctor, an academic education; for his father had, with the same paternal authority we have men... ... blood made of rich sauces and generous wines, and partly to an early town education. Though Miss Bridget was a woman of the greatest deli cacy of ... ... OF CAPTAIN JOHN BLIFIL. LONDON HAD THE HONOUR OF HIS BIRTH, OXFORD OF HIS EDUCATION. HIS PARTS WERE AN HONOUR TO HIS PROFESSION AND TO HIS COUNTRY HI...

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...ans of support; having spent what prop- erty they had in giving Jerome the education required in these days, and in supporting both him and his sister... ...became great experience; his manners and his silence concealed his lack of education, and his absolute nullity was a recommendation, for a cipher was ... ...will, at least she had the instinct of her despotism; without, it is true, education, she marched straight before her, with the headstrong determinati... ...t once. Celeste, thoroughly understood by Brigitte, a girl without mind or education, accustomed to a sedentary life and a tranquil atmosphere, was ex... ...ears of age, and she prom- ised to be pretty . She needed masters, and her education ought to cost not less than two thousand francs a year. The mothe...

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...our ears against conviction; since, from the very gradual character of our education, we must continually forget, and emancipate ourselves from, knowl... ...n my own purpose in the present edition. Pope was not a Grecian. His whole education had been irregular, and his earliest acquaintance with the poet w...

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...deas, lending vitality and significance to everything about him. A part of education and culture is the exten- sion of one’s narrow range of living to... ...le, and grow into the infinite possibilities of it. But the supreme end of education, we are told, is expert discernment in all things—the power to te... ...ta domi prevented him from hav- ing the advantage of a complete academical education. The friend to whom he had trusted for support had deceived him. ... ...with wine, he never knew him intoxicated but once. In a man whom religious education has se- cured from licentious indulgences, the passion of love, w... ...vid Garrick went thither at the same time,* with intention to complete his education, and follow the profession of the law, from which he was soon div...

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...ps between men were a more sacred tie, and had a more im portant social and educational influence than among ourselves. (See note on Symposium.) In ... ...pre vent it becoming unmanned and enfeebled? First there is the progress of education. It is possible, and even probable, that the extension of the m... ...e truly answered that at present the training of teachers and the methods of education are very imperfect, and therefore that we cannot judge of the f... ...e number of persons who will have the opportu nity of receiving the highest education through the cheap press, and by the help of high schools and co... ...of an cient or of modern times will remain to furnish abundant materials of education to the coming generation. Now that every nation holds com muni...

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...n to a mischievous intolerance which an empire should use its con- trol of education to eradicate. On the other hand, Governments cannot really divest...

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...y constitution, querulous from ill health, and had re- ceived an eccentric education from his eccentric grandfather. He was practised daily in talking... ...ever, at this day, are chiefly interested in the case as it bears upon the education and youthful happiness of the poet. Now if we suppose that from 1... ...ore he heard the first signals of dis- tress; and for so long a period his education would probably 27 Thomas de Quincey be conducted on as liberal a... ...shonorable to human nature, that whenever men of vulgar habits and of poor education wish to impress us with a feeling of respect for a man’s tal- ent... ... admirable faculties, that he was now fi- nally thrown for the rest of his education, at an age so imma- ture that many boys are then first entering t...

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...her removed after the judge’s death. He is said to have received his first education under a parson of the neighbourhood named Oliver, in whom a very ... ...APTER II CHAPTER II CHAPTER II Of Mr Joseph Andrews, his birth, parentage, education, and great endowments; with a word or two concerning ancestors. M... ...oying the honour of their forefathers? At ten years old (by which time his education was advanced to writing and read- ing) he was bound an apprentice... ...agement, asked him, If he did not extremely re- gret the want of a liberal education, and the not having been born of parents who might have indulged ... ...fortune; and my lady was a woman of gaiety, who had been blest with a town education, and never spoke of any of her country neighbours by any other ap...

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...only spent the summer holidays with us. I never had time to look after her education. I only superintended it at leisure moments, and so I can say ver... ...no one in my family knows any- thing of his origin nor of the place of his education, nor of his means of livelihood. He neither plays nor sings, but ... ...lic prosecutor to the defendants, among whom there were two ladies of good education. I believe I did not exaggerate at all when I told him that the p... ...ot gospel truth, and uttered such truths in the tone of a prime minister. ‘Education is essential, but for the peasants it is premature.’ ‘Corporal pu... ...Alehin began, “ever since I left the University. I am an idle gentleman by education, a studious person by disposition; but there was a big debt owing...

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...xample, seems to arise not so much from nature, as from habit, custom, and education. When they came in to the world, and for the first six or eight y... ...more remarkable distinction of genius, than what, antecedent to custom and education, appears to take place among men. By nature a philosopher is not ... ...usual wages of common labour, will replace to him the whole expense of his education, with at least the ordinary profits of an equally valuable capita... ...reater than what is sufficient to compensate the superior expense of their education. Education in the ingenious arts, and in the liberal professions,... ...uires. The long time and the great expense which must be laid out in their education, when combined with this circum- stance, necessarily enhance stil...