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...we live in, Dick; it’s a cascade of accidents; it’s a chaos exasperated by policemen! You be warned in time, Dick. You stick to a plan. Don’t wait for... ... Gothic. The vile rag it was! A score of vices 43 H G Wells that shun the policeman have nothing of its subtle wicked- ness. It was an outrage upon t... ...us this startling occur- rence in my mind. I had vague ideas of going to a policeman or of complain- ing at a police station, but some boyish instinct... ...ate Easter and a blazing one, and we boated and bathed and talked of being Hellenic and the beauty of the body until at moments it seemed to us that w... ... world in French, porters in blouses, workmen in enormous purple trousers, police officers in peaked caps instead of helmets and romantically cloaked,... ... scores of fresh men, trying not to look too fresh under the inspection of policemen and messengers, all of us carrying new silk hats and wearing mag-...

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...customers to deal with. For my part I would prefer being in the hands of a policeman. We are decidedly collared by Blaize. What were his words, Ricky?... .... When you have done anything honourable you do not mind but getting among policemen and magis- trates makes you ashamed of yourself. Sir Miles was ve... ... to start till there was a clear road. At last young T om cast anchor by a policeman, and, doubtless at the official’ s suggestion, bashfully took sea... ... of Richard Feverel “Farewell, Penelope!” cried Richard. “I shall tell the police everywhere to look out for your lord.” “Oh my dears! good-bye, and H... ...u promise me to do so, Brandon?—Or a magistrate! A magistrate would send a policeman after them. My dear Brandon! I beg—I beg you to assist us in this... ... hermit for life. You will bring back nothing but his dead body , ladies—a Hellenic, rather than a Roman, triumph. He will listen to you—he will accom...

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...fasten upon Charlemagne a charge of vexatious inquisi- tion into the minor police of domestic life, and into petty details of economy below the majest... ...pay him nor thank him); yet, finally, what through banks, and what through policemen, the con- cern has dwindled to nothing. In England, we believe, t... ..., had not been on a scale suffi- cient to obliterate the primitive type of Hellenic nature; whilst the existence of any diffused type marks a tendency... ...flourish about Dennis’s poverty. Just nine lines ahead, keeping close as a policeman upon the heels’ of a thief, you come up with Pope in the very act...

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...earch of fresh ammunition. An Austrian sentinel looked on passively, and a police inspector peeringly. They were used to it. Happily, the combustible ... ...y degrees, though not appeased, for the boat was behaving wantonly, as the police officer pointed out to the count. Renee stood up to bend her head. I... ...ard him,’ sighed the colonel. ‘He calls the Protes- tant clergy the social police of the English middle-class. Those are the things he lets fly. I hav... ...lonel. ‘Can’t you hear Mr. Culbrett, Cecilia? The Protestant parson is the policeman set to watch over the respectability of the middle- class. He has... ... to a painful orderliness, like a City procession under the conduct of the police, and to classifications of things according to their public value: d... ...r tarnishing. This is their fate, only in degree less inhuman than that of Hellenic and T rojan princesses offered up to the Gods, or pretty slaves to...

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...RK, THE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY, THE PRESIDENT OF THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC, HIS MAJESTY THE KING OF SPAIN, THE PRESIDENT OF THE FREN... ...ffairs; Theodor WAIGEL, Federal Minister for Finance; THE PRESIDENT OF THE HELLENIC REPUBLIC: Antonios SAMARAS, Minister for Foreign Affairs; Efthymio... ... 7. judicial co-operation in criminal matters; 8. customs co-operation; 9. police co-operation for the purposes of preventing and combating terrorism,... ...zation of a Union-wide system for exchanging information within a European Police Office (Europol). ARTICLE K.2 1. The matters referred to in Article ... ... of Belgium, the Kingdom of Denmark and Federal Re- public of Germany, the Hellenic Republic, the Kingdom of Spain, the French Republic, Ireland, the ... ...of Belgium, the King- dom of Denmark, the Federal Republic of Germany, the Hellenic Republic, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the Kingdom of the Nether... ...ion on Western European Union 31. Declaration on asylum 32. Declaration on police co-operation 33. Declaration on disputes between the ECB and the EMI... ...ying Article K.9 to such matters. 209 The Maastrict Treaty DECLARATION ON POLICE CO-OPERATION The Conference confirms the agreement of the Mem- ber S...

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...hed, we should have found Plato himself sympathizing with the struggle for Hellenic independence, singing a hymn of triumph over Marathon and Salamis,... ... the rulers is to be education, of which an outline is drawn after the old Hellenic model, providing only for an improved religion and morality, and m... ... containing the description of a State framed generally in accordance with Hellenic notions of re ligion and morality, while in the second (Books V ... ... notions of re ligion and morality, while in the second (Books V X) the Hellenic State is transformed into an ideal kingdom of phi Plato’s The Rep... ...whole; the higher light of philosophy breaks through the regularity of the Hellenic temple, which at last fades away into the heavens. Whether this im... ...es which may be required, and in general about the regulations of markets, police, harbours, and the like. But, oh heavens! shall we condescend to leg...

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... ary authorities? Because I am a genuine free-thinker they look at me as a policeman looks at a midnight prowler or as a Berlin bourgeois looks at a s... ...famous Anarchist in a rebellion; that he was proclaimed as “wanted” by the police; that he wrote revolutionary pam- phlets; and that his picture of Ni... ...ssification is to me as much a matter of fact as the Dresden rising or the police proclama- tion; but I shall not pretend that it is a matter of such ... ... slavery, disease, and squalor, soothed by drunkenness and mastered by the policeman’s baton, shall become the foundation of society; and when nothing... ...n form at a time when I had built up with my reason an optimistic world on Hellenic principles, believing that noth- ing was necessary for the realiza... ...tal excur- sion into the barren paths of reason on his own part, he calls “Hellenic.” In others he denounces it as rank Judaism, the Jew having at tha...

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...e frantic, and so is my queer cousin. I never knew him so excited over sub-Hellenic things. There was an indignation meeting at his house. He is suppo... ..., performed, it is to be feared, when he was rather drunk and the friendly policeman was looking the other way. He had cast all his flannels into the ... ...d, “You either go now with my thanks and blessing, or else you go with the police. I am Mrs. Elliot. We need not discuss Mr. Elliot. I am Mrs. Elliot,... ...Dear Frederick, it isn’t a play. Just tell this man to go, or send for the police.” “On the contrary; it is French comedy of the best type. Don’t you ... ...rary; it is French comedy of the best type. Don’t you agree, sir, that the police would be an inartistic error?” He was perfectly calm and col- lected... ... boy, or later at the man, and behaved accord- ingly. There was no law—the policeman was negli- gible. Nothing bound him but his own word, and he gave...

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... more fully. He can do so, for Phil. is cer- tainly a T rinity man. If the police are in search of him, they’ll certainly hear of him at Trinity. Sudd... ...nted by Greece considered as a territory, or as the origi- nal seat of the Hellenic people, ceased to have much impor- tance, in the eyes of historian...

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... and Aristophanes, though by these I profited little; all Thucydides; the Hellenics of Xenophon; a great part of Demosthenes, Aeschines, and Lysias; ... ... department had rested chiefly on Mr. Bingham, a barrister (subsequently a police magistrate), who had been for some years a frequenter of Bentham, wa... ... hold 165 John Stuart Mill a meeting in Hyde Park, their exclusion by the police, and the breaking down of the park railing by the crowd. Though Mr. ... ...ce, a scuffle ensued in which many innocent persons were maltreated by the police, and the exasperation of the working men was extreme. They showed a ...