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...Contents On the Knocking at the Gate, in Macbeth....................................................4 On Murder, Considered as One of the Fine Arts .........................................9 LECTURE..................................................................................................... 11 Second Paper on Murder, Considered as One of the Fine Arts .........

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...................................4 On Murder, Considered as One of the Fine Arts .........................................9 LECTURE ...................... .................... 11 Second Paper on Murder, Considered as One of the Fine Arts ...................37 Joan of Arc ....................................... ...f the F ne of the F ne of the F ne of the Fine Ar ine Ar ine Ar ine Ar ine Arts ts ts ts ts T T T T To the E o the E o the E o the E o the Editor of B... ... Domrémy stood upon the frontiers; and, like other fron- tiers, produced a mixed race representing the cis and the trans. A river (it is true) formed ... ...emy of France, would naturally have stimulated this zeal by a sentiment of martial pride, had there even been no other stimulant to zeal by a sense of... ...e of Patay; on the 9th of July, she took T royes by a coup- de-main from a mixed garrison of English and Burgundians; on the 15th of that month, she c... ...ts of his harness, than I raised Miss Fanny’s hand to my lips, and, by the mixed tenderness and respectfulness of my manner, caused her easily to unde... ...ellars, look down or look up with loving eyes upon our gay ribbons and our martial lau- rels—sometimes kiss their hands, sometimes hang out, as signal... ... the clouds as a triumphal arch, through which, with banners displayed and martial pomps, we make our second entry as crusading soldiers militant for ...

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... just beheld and lost, admired and mourn’d, With softest manners, gentlest arts adorn’d!” In 1722, he engaged to translate the “Odyssey .” He employed... ...e, to complete the confu- sion, hawkers, booksellers, and even lords, were mixed with the crowd, clamouring for its issue! And as, says Pope, “there i... ...that character. The form of this imita- tion is dramatic, or narrative, or mixed of both; the fable simple, the manners not too polite nor too rustic:... ... 60 So vast is art, so narrow human wit: Not only bounded to peculiar arts, But oft in those confined to single parts. Like kings, we lose the co... ...ight with what the Muse imparts, In fearless youth we tempt the heights of arts, 220 While from the bounded level of our mind, Short vie... ...ar away their rage. 3 But when our country’s cause provokes to arms, How martial music every bosom warms! So when the first bold vessel dared the ... ...rtier feels the sigh sincere. Withers, adieu! yet not with thee remove Thy martial spirit, or thy social love! Amidst corruption, luxury, and rage, St... ..., and ascertaining our virtue, ver. 177. IV. Virtue and vice joined in our mixed nature; the limits near, yet the things separate and evident: What is... ... prostrate on the dust! 100 See Sidney bleeds amid the martial strife! Was this their virtue, or contempt of life? Say, was it vir...

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..., A Portion of Suspiria, The English Mail-Coach, Murder as one of the Fine Arts, Second Paper, Joan of Arc, and On the Knocking at the Gate in ‘Macbet... ...he English Mail-Coach and Joan of Arc Fanny’s hand to my lips, and, by the mixed tenderness and respectfulness of my manner, caused her easily to unde... ...London, look down or look up with loving eyes upon our gay ribbons and our martial laurels; sometimes kiss their hands; sometimes hang out, as signals... ... Domrémy stood upon the frontiers, and, like other fron- tiers, produced a mixed race, representing the cis and the trans. A river (it is true) formed... ...tary enemy of France would naturally stimulate this zeal by a sentiment of martial pride, by a sense of danger always threatening, and of hatred alway... ...tle of Patay; on the 9th of July she took T royes by a coup-de-main from a mixed garrison of English and Burgundians; on the 15th of that month she ca... ...ess against myself?” was the question by which many times she defied their arts. Continually she showed that their interrogations were irrelevant to a... ...ation—more interesting than agreeable, perhaps—of the heights to which the martial ardor of De Quincey’s toryism rises. 33 13 CÆSAR THE DICTATOR, AT H... ... caryatid. Cf. the following version of the old story of the origin of the styles of Greek architecture in Vitruvius, IV , Chap. I (Gwilt’s translati...

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...sians as well. And Jews; Mahommedans too, if only they will come! The more mixed, the more it hits our object.” “You have not stated where on the Cont... ... blind vision requires not only practice, but an intimate knowledge of the arts of the traitor we carry within. Safest for him, after all, was to lay ... ...n the sets where one side wears thick boots. Is this fellow for starting a mixed sexes school? Funny mothers!’ ‘I suppose—’ Aminta said, and checked t... ..., for the table had been served. The contents were these: ‘High Brent Near Artswell. ‘April 7th. ‘T o General the Earl of Ormont ‘Cavalry. ‘May it ple... ...had seen his name of late eulogized in articles and in books for the right martial qualities. Can a country treating a good soldier—not serving it for... ... present existence, and she lives all in the present. Her subjects are the mixed Subservient; among her rebellious are earth’s ad- vanced, who have co... ...hur oil on the head of an impudent, underbred, ambitious young slut, whose arts had bewitched a distin- guished nobleman not young in years at least, ... ...ing to the skeleton. BOOK 5 CHAPTER XXIV LOVERS MATED HE WA S BENEVOLENTLY MARTIAL, to the extent of paternal, in thinking his girl, of whom he deigne... ... of the thing to be seen she flew, and struck on it; and that is a woman’s martial action. He would right heartily have called her comrade, if he had ...

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...of their master; forming, at the same time, a strik- ing contrast with the martial simplicity of his own attire. They were armed with crooked sabres, ... ...in use among the Saracens, and of which the memory is yet preserved in the martial exercise called El Jerrid, still practised in the Eastern countries... ...ldren,” said the Prior, raising his voice, and using the lingua Franca, or mixed language, in which the Norman and Saxon races conversed with each oth... ...ch Cedric piqued himself upon maintaining. The floor was composed of earth mixed with lime, trodden into a hard substance, such as is often employed i... ... in Hebrew, the following were distinctly heard in the Norman- English, or mixed language of the country: “For the sake of the God of Abraham, spare a... ...n immense size. The ground, as if fashioned on purpose 62 Ivanhoe for the martial display which was intended, sloped gradually down on all sides to a... ...om friends, our confidential servants; we borrowed their artists and their arts, and despised the honest simplicity and hardihood with which our brave... ... brave ancestors supported themselves, and we be- came enervated by Norman arts long ere we fell under Norman arms. Far better was our homely diet, ea... ...ring race, sever’ d from other men, Boast yet their intercourse with human arts; The seas, the woods, the deserts, which they haunt, Find them acquain...

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...ages do not; nor the women of holy nunneries; nor the women lucky in their arts. It is a test of the civilized to see and hear, and add no yapping to ... ...oning. Ordinarily her topics were of wider range, and those of a woman who mixed hearing with reading, and observation with her musings. She has no do... ... here is an opportunity for ludi- crous contrast of the French and English styles of pushing flatteries—’piping to the charmed animal,’ as Mrs. Warwic... ...standing at the upper end of the long saloon, tall, straight, grey-haired, martial in his aspect and decorations, was worthy to be the flag-pole for e... ... with a broad brush of epithets. ‘It won’t do for Miss Merion’s name to be mixed up in a duel,’ said Redworth. ‘Not if she’s to make her fortune in En... ...oks of all sorts, political, philosophical, economical, romantic; and they mixed the diverse readings in thought, after the fashion of the ardently yo... ... gallant independence: and some who dedicate their lives to a study of the arts of the Lord Of Reptiles, until they have worked the crisis for a displ... ...ded to the mute expression of the refusal. Wherever Mrs. Warwick went, her arts of charming were addressed to the women. Men may be counted on for fal... ...sion do, that her choice of music was quite in harmony with her theme. The martially-amo- rous melodies of Italian Opera in those days fostered a pas-...

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...narrative—into which are woven some airy and unsubstantial threads, inter- mixed with others, twisted out of the commonest stuff of human existence—ma... ...and seeing his simple rapture, a smile of pleasure brightened on her face, mixed with a little scorn; at least, her lips curled, and her eyes gleamed,... ...” said Miriam, contemplating Hilda’s work with great interest and delight, mixed with the painful sym- pathy that the picture excited. “Everywhere we ... ...ait-busts, sculpture has no longer a right to claim any place among living arts. It has wrought itself out, and come fairly to an end. There is never ... ...ly believe that future sculptors will revive this noblest of the beautiful arts, and people the world with new shapes of delicate grace and massive gr... ... the armies and the triumphs have marched into the great chasm, with their martial music play- ing, as they stepped over the brink. All the heroes, th... ...e sensible of a restless melancholy, to which the cultivators of the ideal arts are more liable than sturdier men. On his own part, there- fore, and l... ... ram- parts, or burrowed out of their ponderous foundation. Even the gray, martial towers, crowned with ruined turrets, have been converted into rusti... ...hrough the masquerading throng. It was, first and foremost, a full band of martial music, reverberating, in that narrow and confined though stately av...

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...etails of the administration. See the Statutes of the State of T ennessee, arts. Judiciary, Taxes, etc. 100 Democracy in America of the administratio... ...- ties of a judicial decision. In this matter the Americans have created a mixed system; they have surrounded the act which removes a public functiona... ...its head, it was exposed to all the chances of civil war resulting from so martial a mode of proceeding, besides the dangers of the elective system in... ...; 153 Tocqueville whereas the special electors would, like a jury, remain mixed up with the crowd till the day of action, when they would appear for ... ...ssion, or to every transient impulse which the people may receive from the arts of men who flatter their prejudices to betray their interests. It is a... ...ut to pillage the pub- lic purse, and to vend the favors of the State, are arts which the meanest villain may comprehend, and hope to practice in his ... ...vereignty of the people is to be understood -Impossibility of conceiving a mixed government – The sovereign power must centre somewhere – Precau- tion... ...above all others. “In that age,” says Plutarch in the life of Coriolanus, “martial prowess was more honored and prized in Rome than all the other virt... ...st as he treats as a blind and barbarous frenzy that ardor of conquest and martial temper which bore them to battle. In the United States fortunes are...

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...narrative—into which are woven some airy and unsubstantial threads, inter- mixed with others, twisted out of the commonest stuff of human existence—ma... ... which we see represented by the old masters so often, and in such various styles. Here, too, beginning with a passionate and fiery conception of the ... ...and seeing his simple rapture, a smile of pleasure brightened on her face, mixed with a little scorn; at least, her lips curled, and her eyes gleamed,... ...” said Miriam, contemplating Hilda’s work with great interest and delight, mixed with the painful sym- pathy that the picture excited. “Everywhere we ... ...ait-busts, sculpture has no longer a right to claim any place among living arts. It has wrought itself out, and come fairly to an end. There is never ... ...ly believe that future sculptors will revive this noblest of the beautiful arts, and people the world with new shapes of delicate grace and massive gr... ... the armies and the triumphs have marched into the great chasm, with their martial music play- ing, as they stepped over the brink. All the heroes, th...

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...same moment: it would be no less difficult for the moralist to analyse the mixed motives which unite to form the impulse of our actions. Richard Waver... ...eeded. Already a good 44 Waverley horseman, he was now initiated into the arts of the manege, which, when carried to perfection, almost realize the f... ... that resembled a compound of both, where the sim- plicity of the fool was mixed with the extravagance of a crazed imagination. He sang with great ear... ... not been that Saunders acted the part of master of the ceremonies to this martial apparition, without appearing to deviate from his usual composure, ... ...ducking-gun. Evan, upon Edward’s inquiry, gave him to understand that this martial escort was by no means necessary as a guard, but merely, as he said... ...er. The Highlanders drank it co- piously and undiluted; but Edward, having mixed a little with 109 Sir Walter Scott water, did not find it so palatab... ... that it would have been pronounced in any country extremely handsome. The martial air of the bonnet, with a single eagle’s feather as a distinction, ... ... of paper with an ample marginal fold, whipped down Dallas of St. Martin’s Styles from a shelf, where that venerable work roosted with Stair’s Institu... ...ary to abide Far from all neighbours, that her devilish deeds, And hellish arts, from people she might hide, And hurt far off, unknown, whomsoever she...

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... THREE MEMORABLE MURDERS A SEQUEL TO ‘MURDER CONSIDERED AS ONE OF THE FINE ARTS.’ 1 1854 IT IS IMPOSSIBLE to conciliate readers of so saturnine and g... ...ived from a former paper of mine, ‘On Murder considered as one of the Fine Arts;’ at the same time proving the sincerity of their praise by one hesi- ... ... And apart from the manifold ruffianism, shrouded impen- etrably under the mixed hats and turbans of men whose past was untraceable to any European ey... ...sent there was more than passionate enthusiasm. The fren- zied movement of mixed horror and exultation—the ulula- tion of vengeance which ascended ins... ...n you are at Rome, you must do as they do at Rome. And that the actor, who mixed with the chorus, was compelled to sing, is a clear case; for his part... ...nrealize the scene. The English drama, by its metrical dress, and by other arts more disguised, unrealized itself, liberated itself from the oppres- s... ...ntagonists—went on by due course of law; and the summary justice of courts martial was not resorted to in England: except for the short term of the tw... ...f with Socrates (in which he naturally gives the preference to himself) he styles ‘The Harp,’ &c., ‘this unparalleled work of human energy.’ At p. 315...

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...g the women was attempted; and some say Romulus himself, being naturally a martial man, and predisposed too, perhaps, by certain oracles, to believe t... ...the solemnities of the Consualia are kept. The Sabines were a numerous and martial people, but lived in small, unfortified villages, as it befitted, t... ... war were usually presented with a dart; that, therefore, Romulus, being a martial god, or a god of darts, was called Quirinus. A temple is certainly ... ...In the next place, he declared an outlawry of all needless and superfluous arts; but here he might almost have spared his proclamation; for they of th... ...they esteem the frivolous devotion of time and attention to the mechanical arts and to money-making. It need not be said, that, upon the prohibition o... ... cap which they wore, called Pileus. In those times, Greek words were more mixed with the Latin than at present; thus also the royal robe, which is ca... ...lost among the smaller. So, distinguishing the whole people by the several arts and trades, he formed the companies of musicians, goldsmiths, carpente... ...y, the Plain, oligarchy, and those that lived by the Sea- side stood for a mixed sort of government, and so hindered either of the other parties from ... ...ophy, from Solon; but those who 183 Plutarch’s Lives came afterwards, and mixed it with pleadings and legal arti- fices, and transformed the practica...

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...to see her carried off by that very rich Duke, who is such a patron of the arts. Oh, what is his name?— a dwarf.—Ah, the Duc d’Herouville. This fine g... ...isbeth’s father, was killed. Adeline’s father, sentenced to death by court-martial, fled to Germany, and died at T reves in 1820. Johann, the youngest... ...e has no hope 38 Cousin Betty of mercy——” “A professor of what?” “Of fine arts.” “And he came to Paris when the rebellion was quelled?” “In 1833. He ... ...Are you going to pour out all your nonsense once more about poetry and the arts, and to crack your fingers and stretch your arms while you spout about... ...f the ways of modern love-making, of the scruples in vogue and the various styles of conversation invented since 1830, which led to the poor weak woma... ... of a venal passion are more delightful than the real thing. T rue love is mixed up with birdlike squabbles, in which the disputants wound each other ... ... ambition. The appointment is promised, it is said, to Mon- sieur le Comte Martial de la Roche-Hugon, Deputy, brother-in-law to Monsieur le Comte de R... ...n grounds.—If the hair was all hair, we might sleep sound on it; but it is mixed. God is not for all, as the saying goes. He has His favorites—well, H... ...mia A Man of Business Beatrix The Imaginary Mistress La Roche-Hugon, Martial de Domestic Peace The Peasantry A Daughter of Eve The Membe...

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...ours. His pictorial tastes were consulted, I observed, in their respective styles of wearing their hair, the Beauty daughter being in the classic mann... ...he county, and who would appear to possess a cultivated taste for the fine arts, was likewise deterred by some such cause from examining the family pi... ...guv’ner,” is Phil’s reply. “Now I was thinking, sir,” says Mr. George in a martial sort of confidence, as if he were giving his opinion in a council o... ...a man’s mind. His was a bad case too, in a different way. Then the two got mixed up in a man’s mind with a flinty old rascal who had to do with both. ... ...se?” “I certainly could wish it to be tried, miss,” he returned, “by court martial; but that is out of the question, as I am well aware. If you will b... ...erence better than I did at the time. “And T oughey—him as you call Jo—was mixed up in the same business, and no other; and the law writer that you B... ...er; and the law writer that you Bleak House – Volume Two 321 know of was mixed up in the same business, and no other; and your husband, with no more... ...ry hearty company and infi nite enjoyment, and Mr. George comes bluff and martial through it all, and his pledge to be present at the marriage and gi... ... who learns, in her scanty intervals of leisure, innumerable deaf and dumb arts to soften the affliction of her child. As if I were never to have done...

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...igence the four sol- diers nodded with significant grins. Their heroically martial faces wore that look of careless resignation to fate which evi- den... ...oad and began to enter the woods, but the commandant called to them in his martial voice, “Do you want to be annihilated over there?” The victory rema... ...’s hand. “When did I ever blame your actions?” cried Francine. “Evil is so mixed with good in your nature. Yes, Saint Anne of Auray, to whom I pray to... ... that the shape of her hat, foreign no doubt, did not belong to any of the styles called Greek, which ruled the Parisian fashions of the period. Coren... ...of last Fructidor, which outlaws the in- surgent departments and proclaims martial law,” replied the Republican. “May I ask why I have the honor to at... ...ed electric, as though some stormy thoughts were min- gling still with the arts of her coquetry. As she rolled a curl or smoothed the shining plaits s...

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...,” George said, as he perused the missive—”and Gad, what a head- ache that mixed punch has given me!” Poor little Emmy, indeed. CHAPTER XIV Miss Crawl... ...mons. But, at all events, come to your own R. 153 Thackeray To Miss Eliza Styles, At Mr. Barnet’s, Saddler, Knightsbridge. And I trust there is no re... ...ittle story who has not discernment enough to perceive that the Miss Eliza Styles (an old schoolfellow, Rebecca said, with whom she had re- sumed an a... ... any rate; during which we must think of some plan to protect her from the arts of those unprincipled people.” In the very best-of moments, if anybody... ...r who allowed him to get away? He ought to be shot, sir—brought to a court-martial, and shot, by Jove.” “We’re going to hunt Boney out, sir,” Dobbin s... ...or was he very much prepossessed in her favour. He was so honest, that her arts and cajoleries did not affect him, and he shrank from her with instinc... ...of her,” Rebecca added; “though I have been her tool and the victim to her arts, do I not owe my dearest Rawdon to her?” And Rebecca un- folded to Bri...

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...gate of Avonne, the gate of Blangy, and the gate of the Avenue, showed the styles of the different periods at which they were constructed so admirably... ...t have come to an end of this easy life if he had not maintained a sort of martial law over his family, which compelled them to work for the preser- v... .... Michaud, who wore moustachios, whiskers, and a chin beard, recalled that martial type of face which a deluge of patriotic paintings and engravings c... ...place, he took post-horses and went to see the prefect. The prefect, Comte Martial de la Roche-Hugon, had been a friend of the general since 1804; and... ...he dream of many men whose uncertain life of mingled good and evil harshly mixed makes them long for peace and rest. Let us now relate, in few words, ... ...onclu- sions of the first cantos of all these poems:— ’Tis thus that the arts and the sciences, too, Find wisdom in things that seemed silly to yo...

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...ider myself in that light) “but I am gay and innocent; forget your worldly arts and play with me!” the effect was absolutely dazzling. He was so full ... ...y for nothing. Who are not to be disturbed by ideas. On whom even the fine arts, attending in powder and walking backward like the Lord Chamberlain, m... ...nd of Scientific Exchange. Every T uesday evening there was lemonade and a mixed biscuit for all who chose to partake of those refresh ments. And the... ...Smallweed has been twice dispatched for effervescent drinks, and has twice mixed them in the two official tumblers and stirred them up with the ruler.... ...while his other hand, resting on his left leg, squares his left elbow in a martial manner, continues to smoke. Meanwhile he looks at Mr. Smallweed wit... ...in Europe. “Again you find us, Miss Summerson,” said he, “using our little arts to polish, polish! Again the sex stimulates us and rewards us by the c... ...oncentration that I have. Here is Caddy engaged to a dancing master’s son— mixed up with people who have no more sympathy with the destinies of the hu... ... with that lady.” And he put one hand in his breast and stood upright in a martial attitude as I informed little Miss Flite, in her ear, of the purpor... ...oat, and standing with his body well bent forward to keep the wet from his martial legs, Phil, on his knees lighting a fire, looks round as if it were...

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... memory by printing the legend of the Lorelei, too. I have it by me in the Legends of the Rhine, done into English by the wildly gifted Garnham, Bache... ...lows engulf him!—So perish sailor and bark; And this, with her baleful singing, Is the Lorelei’s gruesome work. I have a translation by Garnham, Bache... ...inly by Italians. That was a rev- elation. We have the notion in our country that Italians never do heavy work at all, but confine themselves to the l... ...year, when I was ignorant. His cultivation enables him—and me, now—to see water in that glaring yellow mud, and natural effects in those lurid explosi... ...t here?” “The Schweitzerhof.” “Oh, yes. I asked you that before, too. But I always ask everybody what hotel they’re stopping at, and so I’ve got my he... ...unged into an apartment where there was a great crowd, to see what was going on. It was a memento-maga- zine. The tourists were eagerly buying all sor... ...little church. We stripped and went to bed, and sent our clothes down to be baked. And the horde of soaked tourists did the same. That chaos of clothi... ...r at any time and see them marching majestically across the page—and if he has any imagination he can see the banners and hear the music, too. They im...

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...ider myself in that light) “but I am gay and innocent; forget your worldly arts and play with me!” the effect was absolutely dazzling. He was so full ... ...y for nothing. Who are not to be disturbed by ideas. On whom even the fine arts, attending in powder and walking backward like the Lord Chamberlain, m... ...nd of Scientific Exchange. Every T uesday evening there was lemonade and a mixed biscuit for all who chose to partake of those refresh ments. And the... ...Smallweed has been twice dispatched for effervescent drinks, and has twice mixed them in the two official tumblers and stirred them up with the ruler.... ...while his other hand, resting on his left leg, squares his left elbow in a martial manner, continues to smoke. Meanwhile he looks at Mr. Smallweed wit... ...in Europe. “Again you find us, Miss Summerson,” said he, “using our little arts to polish, polish! Again the sex stimulates us and rewards us by the c... ...oncentration that I have. Here is Caddy engaged to a dancing master’s son— mixed up with people who have no more sympathy with the destinies of the hu... ... with that lady.” And he put one hand in his breast and stood upright in a martial attitude as I informed little Miss Flite, in her ear, of the purpor... ...oat, and standing with his body well bent forward to keep the wet from his martial legs, Phil, on his knees lighting a fire, looks round as if it were...

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...ation To Monsieur le Marquis de Pastoret, Member of the Academie des Beaux-Arts. When we think of the enormous number of volumes that have been publis... ...as soon as she drew breath. Hence the strange adventures of her childhood, mixed up as they were with the bloody efforts of the Florentines, 16 Cathe... ...arie-Antoinette compared to these verses, which might have been written by Martial? Voute must have made a bad end. The estate and chateau cost Diane ... ... a regiment now makes it shoes. This wonderful structure, in which so many styles may still be seen, so many great deeds have been performed, is in a ... ...ck walls, then draped with the crown tap- estries and glowing with all the arts of that unique period of the splendors of humanity, are now denuded an... ... According to those who practice it, good morals consist in renouncing the arts and the charms of life, in eating richly but without luxury, in silent...

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...he military glance, but hurried by in couples; and there was much scowling mixed with derisive servility, throughout the city, hard to be en- dured wi... ... in- stinct and by interest to the holders of the Alps. Count Serabiglione mixed little with his countrymen,—the state- 92 Vittoria ment might be inv... ...ey were dismissed to their beds. She could not obey Giacomo’s demand for a martial air, and had to plead that she was tired. When the children had gon... ... ormented with curiosity, Luigi saw them enter the house. The face and the martial or sanguinary reputation of Cap- tain Weisspriess were not unknown ... ... such a word as treason ascribed to my acts.’ Fresh visitors, more or less mixed, in the conspiracy, and generally willing to leave the management of ... ... tender only to the recollection of past days, who used her beauty and her arts as weapons for influence. She liked kings because she saw neither mast... ...ed forth to battle struck her inflamed spirit like the shock of a pause in martial music. Laura pretended to take no part in Vittoria’s decision, but ... ...first glance Violetta saw that her visitor had the pretension to match her arts against her own; so, to sound her thoroughly, she offered her the hosp... ...to instruct the young gentlemen of the Lombardo- V enetian province in the arts of fence; and therefore he begged to observe, that his encounter with ...

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...,” George said, as he perused the missive—”and Gad, what a head- ache that mixed punch has given me!” Poor little Emmy, indeed. CHAPTER XIV Miss Crawl... ...mons. But, at all events, come to your own R. 153 Thackeray To Miss Eliza Styles, At Mr. Barnet’s, Saddler, Knightsbridge. And I trust there is no re... ... any rate; during which we must think of some plan to protect her from the arts of those unprincipled people.” In the very best-of moments, if anybody... ...r who allowed him to get away? He ought to be shot, sir—brought to a court-martial, and shot, by Jove.” “We’re going to hunt Boney out, sir,” Dobbin s... ...or was he very much prepossessed in her favour. He was so honest, that her arts and cajoleries did not affect him, and he shrank from her with instinc... ...of her,” Rebecca added; “though I have been her tool and the victim to her arts, do I not owe my dearest Rawdon to her?” And Rebecca un- folded to Bri... ...eanwhile, with his hat on one side, his elbows squared, and his swaggering martial air, made for Bedford Row, and stalked into the attorney’s offices ... ...s Catalani was delighting all hearers: beautiful rides, all enlivened with martial splendour; a rare old city, with strange costumes and wonderful arc... ...Sedley, who kept almost entirely to his own quarter of the house and never mixed in any of the gay doings which took place there. Numbers of people ca...

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... osity detains Mrs V eneering a few moments. Mortimer, in spite of all the arts of the chemist, placidly refreshes himself with a glass of Madeira, an... ...ich there’ s chance, but there’s a many others in which there’s skill too, mixed along with it.’ ‘That Gaffer has a skill in finding what he finds, wh... ...e home at half-past five, and dined at seven. Mr Podsnap’ s notions of the Arts in their integrity might have been stated thus. Litera- ture; large pr... ...d dining at seven. Nothing else to be permitted to those same vagrants the Arts, on pain of excommunication. Nothing else T o Be— anywhere! As a so em... ... the army and committed a capital military offence and been tried by court martial and found guilty and had arranged his affairs and been marched out ... ...severity; putting him, when he visits at Snigsworthy Park, under a kind of martial law; ordaining that he shall hang his hat on a particular peg, sit ... ...r T om Noakes gives his five shillings ain’ t he a Patron, and if Mrs Jack Styles gives her five shillings ain’t she a Patroness? What the deuce is it... ..., perfectly harmoniz- ing with Miss Jenny’s palate, a judicious amount was mixed by Miss Potterson’s skilful hands, whereof Riah too partook. After th... ...r,’ rejoined V enus, and then stopped to swallow more tea, ‘her father was mixed up in them.’ ‘Y ou didn’ t mention her name, sir, I think?’ observed ...

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... went “twosing,” and joined half a dozen societies for the practise of the arts or the tense stalking of a thing called General Culture. In her class ... ...wly plowed fields were black banners fallen on the distant slope. It was a martial im- mensity, vigorous, a little harsh, unsoftened by kindly gardens... ...ody, Pres’t.” A score of similar shops and establishments. Behind them and mixed with them, the houses, meek cottages or large, comfortable, soundly u... ...or and him- self had been the arbiters. That was as it should be; the fine arts—medicine, law, religion, and finance—recog- nized as aristocratic; fou... ...no street cleaning, and the Lutheran minister and the priest represent the arts and sciences. Well, thunder, we submerged tenth down here in Swede Hol... ...rself on Main Street. He was completing his protest, “You don’t want to be mixed up in all this orgy of meaningless discontent?” She soothed him. “No,... ... so simple!” But she knew that to her they did matter, these solecisms and mixed tenses of the table. She realized that they found little to say; that... ...s really absolutely New-Yorkish.” “Well, it—” “You see, I know my New York styles. I lived in New York for years, besides almost a year in Akron!” “Yo...

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...t, a few sentences after, he told us that the “Commission- ers of the Fine Arts” selected Pope, along with Chaucer, Shakspeare, Spenser, Milton, and D... ...the same number:— 1. Of the extent and limits of human reason. 2. Of those arts and sciences, and of the parts of them, which are useful, and therefor... ...and then raise a town. 190 You, too, proceed! make falling arts your care, Erect new wonders, and the old repair; Jones and Palladio t... ... Choroebus, famed for virtue as for arms. Some few like him, inspired with martial flame, Thought a short life well lost for endless fame. These, wher... ...eodamas, whose sprightly strain Could swell the soul to rage, and fire the martial train. Bacchus himself, the nuptial feast to grace, (So poets sing)... ...it upon that author to be yet better concealed: if it resembled any of his styles, then was it evident; if it did not, then disguised he it on set pur... ...undless, as well as his imagination; that he was a per- fect master of all styles, and all arguments; and that there was in those times no other write... ...s, of Alans, and of Huns! 90 See Alaric’s stern port! the martial frame Of Genseric! and Attila’s dread name! See the bold Ostrogoths... ...y guess.—P . 327 ‘The weekly journals:’ papers of news and scandal inter- mixed, on different sides and parties, and frequently shifting from one sid...

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...-rooms: really a noble Hall; where uphol- stery, aided by the subject fine-arts, has done its best; and crimson tasseled cloths, and emblematic fleurs... ...out to be it; and shall open his lungs of brass. We dwell no longer on the mixed shouting Multitude: for now, behold, the Commons Deputies are at hand... ...ness; not now gracious, but haughty, rigid, silently enduring. With a most mixed feeling, wherein joy has no part, she resigns herself to a day she ho... ...tled angrily against the ground; and the sol- diers stood glooming, with a mixed expression of counte- nance;—till clutched ‘each under the arm of a p... ... of the hanged Baker, Constitu- tionalism in sorrow and anger demands ‘Loi Martiale, ’ a kind of Riot Act;—and indeed gets it, most readily, almost be... ...gets it, most readily, almost before the sun goes down. This is that famed Martial law, with its Red Flag, its ‘Drapeau Rouge:’ in virtue of which May... ... Swiss law, given up for 238 The French Revolution instant trial in Court-Martial of its own officers. Which Court- Martial, with all brevity (in not... ...ls crossed in his belt, and other two smaller, sticking from his pockets;’ styles himself General, 304 The French Revolution and is the tyrant of men... ...; Institutions, of Music and of much else; Institute in general; School of Arts, School of Mars, Eleves de la Patrie, Normal Schools: amid such Gun-bo...