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...d aspirations. Alcaeus has begun writing letters, to protest against this outrage in Adelphi, to alert friends, to cry out. P High on a hill, I si... ...n, its meditation at night, its probity sifting through the day. A stormy emotion— the sea. A period of tranquility—the sea. Fickleness—the sea. I co... ... desire, the sleeplessness, the gnawing of regrets in my skull. These are emotions we can not share but must suffer alone till dawn, the dipper prov... ...as the stress at our last supper, the betrayal of Judas. Though I held my emotions in check I felt confused by many doubts: above all I felt that m... ...here were long brush strokes in the mind. There is no need to retouch our emotions. Cer- tainly her death and our daughter’s death need no retouching... ...gs: 1 - Skin 2 - Muscles 3 - Tendons 4 - Bones Indicate effect of emotions, labor, illness, age. LEONARDO DA VINCI’S JOURNAL 269 Cl... ...d the hay: he was getting old and the grey of his wooly hide was shedding outrageously; he lifted each black hoof slowly, often fetching a fart. He ...

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...d aspirations. Alcaeus has begun writing letters, to protest against this outrage in Adelphi, to alert friends, to cry out. P High on a hill, I si... ...n, its meditation at night, its probity sifting through the day. A stormy emotion— the sea. A period of tranquility—the sea. Fickleness—the sea. I co... ... desire, the sleeplessness, the gnawing of regrets in my skull. These are emotions we can not share but must suffer alone till dawn, the dipper prov...

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...I had conveniently forgotten I possessed. I stared around in disbelief and budding outrage and then I crumbled on the knife-torn pillowcases on my b... ... the Jewish victims of bullying and worse. Both our families elevated the denial of emotions into a pernicious art form: “Crybaby! What would you ha... ...fe is in danger and possibly the lives of many others. I want you to put aside your emotions and listen to what I have to say.” “You guys never g...

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...and pride, when even the most spiritual persons hardly become aware of these emotions? Therefore, no vow will ever become binding and valid until we ... ...but their own inventions with fear and violence. Although I urge that this outrage of reserved cases should be borne patiently, even as Christ bids... ...unsel can be given to one constantly struggling with the dangers of natural emotions? Now I know that some are troubled by the fact that the childre...

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...ely on her. She felt the power of his will and flinched. She saw a hint of emotion flicker in his eyes. She almost backed up, needing space, but Jere... ...r across his chest. The young male’s eyes glittered with barely suppressed emotion as he came to a stop at the King’s side. “My King.” Dex bowed low ... ...led the Crown Prince, for Dex’s near-perfect control over himself and his emotions was legend among the people. She shouldn’t have been able to get a... ...er out into the hall. “Scram, guard slut.” He ignored her yowl of feminine outrage and slammed the door. He waited until her angry footfalls receded ... ...her of us. The Kid is a bundle of nerves. I need her to settle down. Her emotions are running high too. Jewels can do it. She's got us.” Jeremy too... ...cial to him. She just didn't know it yet. He felt more in control of his emotions and entered the room. Brigadier General Maussey's cloy scent hit ... ...nd don't worry. What goes around, comes around. Maussey will pay for this outrage." She smiled, but it didn't reach her eyes. "Maybe." She squeezed ... ... to find a way to sabotage the testing. And that doctor, Elenora, feigned outrage, but women like her thrived on chaos. She probably orchestrated thi...

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...igion The Spiritual And Material Worlds Religious Belief Systems Versus An Emotional Response To God Religion As An Organized System An Example Of Int... ...are not the “voice of God.” They are an attempt within you to re-establish emotional equilibrium. The requirement of study and experience in psychiatr... ...he Dreaming. THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION 6 RELIGIOUS BELIEF SYSTEMS VERSUS AN EMOTIONAL RESPONSE TO GOD Unlike indigenous religious cultures, most moder... ... be intended. Those who assume the first meaning (that “God” refers to the emotion of love) often find it pointless to delve into theolog- ical discus... ...ointless to delve into theolog- ical discussion. Because love is a natural emotion, they under- stand the essence of religion to be a particular emoti... ... by standing at the gate of the new Government House to shout abuse in her outrage that it had been built over the grave of her mother. Such tradition...

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...and yet here, look you, in defiance of every law of probability, in direct outrage of Nature’s ordinance, there had appeared to me a face from the gra... ...y as might be. Alternately I hungered for a sight of Kitty and watched her outrageous flirtations with my successor—to speak more accurately, my succe... ...evity. He makes his ghost-seers talk familiarly, and, in some cases, flirt outrageously, with the phantoms. You may treat anything, from a Viceroy to ... ...n and eat”—here he eyed the well-gnawed breast bone with the first sign of emotion that I had seen in him since we met—”crows, and other things. They ... ...r, and shaved his head into patterns. He shaved mine too, and made me wear outrageous things to look like a heathen. That was in a most mountaineous c...

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...thetics, the paradox means the apparent resolution of an enigmatic situation (the result of such a process is the satisfaction of a distention), the emotional moving force being the unforeseen, the unexpected (which generates and also perturbs a new tension). Therefore, the paradox is simultaneously a conclusion and a provocation, consisting in the concomitance of the ...

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...n (the result of such a process is the satisfaction of a distention), the emotional moving force being the unforeseen, the unexpected (which generat... ...of the all-permitted, like a weakness for tolerated superstitions, like an emotion of discovering the derisory, under which we can guess a complicity... ... than to creation”, to which is now opposed the meditation of “a primitive emotion, that of the non-speaking, of the non-creating”, the abandonment o... ... of a calculation of probabilities, can take the place of the traditional emotional stimuli. If we remain in the postmodernist classification of pa... ...anguage, the spectacle of the world is seen in the paradoxist mirror as an outrage to the genuine and indecisive sensibility. The specific expressi... ...e dadaist poetry, rudiments of formal logic are retained; in the futurist outrage, romantic and nostalgic cores were dragged; symbolism profited by ... ...ltaneity: absences, (strident) inconsistencies, ruptures of sense (dadaist outrage to the expression), surrealist hallucination of the possible. The ... ...” - all of these weave a protective tissue around a soul otherwise deeply outraged, which struggles to recover some of its first freshness - pieces o... ...e formal genres, but an intensification within accepted frames through an emotional exploitation of the unexpected. Through white and classical lat...

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...r hand as Miss Miniver. Miss Miniver looked out on the world through large emotional blue eyes that were fur- ther magnified by the glasses she wore, ... ...d Hetty, turning her head on the pillow; and T eddy remarked with profound emotion, “My God!” “Yes,” said Ann Veronica, “and that complicates the situ... ...se—originally the epigram was Lang’s, I believe—is writ- ten in a state of emotion. “My dear Miss Stanley, when I talked to you the other afternoon of... ...ordant, and I find myself doubting if I am really giving you the thread of emotion that should run through all this letter. For al- though I must conf... ... scream at all these happen- ings; she ought to have maintained a front of outraged dig- nity to veil the sinking of her heart. I would like to have t... ...nn Veronica was stung to helpless anger. “Mr. Ramage,” she cried, “you are outrageous! You under- stand nothing. You are—horrible. Will you let me go ... ... in his eyes than a fraud and mockery that made her denial a maddening and outrageous disgrace to him. And this though he was evidently passion- ately... ...hen one wants a thing more than anything else in the world,” she said with outrageous frank- 225 H. G . Wells ness, “one naturally wishes one had it.... ...ke to talk to you about this—soon. If you don’t think it would be a social outrage, perhaps I might walk with you to your rail- way station.” “I will ...

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...ed for implicitly, if he gave loyalty a chance; and yet if he sufficiently outraged clan sentiment, was liable to deposition. As to authority, the par... ...f responsibility for the king of Samoa? Scanlon, the alleged author of the outrage, was a half-white; as Becker was to learn to his cost, he claimed t... ...ject; and he was not even in the king’s employment. Apia, the scene of the outrage, was outside the king’s jurisdiction by treaty; by the choice of Ge... ...r perceived in it huge pos- sibilities of mischief. He took up the Scanlon outrage, the atrocity of the threatened pigs; and with that poor instrument... ...annot but think he might have continued to hold up his head even after the outrage of the pigs, and that the weakness now shown originated with the ki... ...the storm with holiday vigour, and was an- swered by the Calliopes with an emotion easily conceived. This ship of their kinsfolk was almost the last e... ...et, may perhaps have roused 123 Robert Louis Stevenson in their bosoms an emotion too serious for the rule of greed, or perhaps that greed was for th...

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...a very different affair from this. This is very bourgeois.” Isabel felt some emotion, for she had always thought highly of her grand mother’s house. ... ...ion, for she had always thought highly of her grand mother’s house. But the emotion was of a kind which led her to say: “I should like very much to g... ...g I tell you I’ll take you there,” Mrs. Touchett declared. Our young woman’s emotion deepened; she flushed a little and smiled at her aunt in silence. ... ...o the taste of our young lady, whose taste played a considerable part in her emotions. She formed a fast friendship with her uncle, and often sat by h... ...ess herself; her remarks had been attended to; she had been expected to have emotions and opinions. Many of her opinions had doubtless but a slender v... ... perhaps given her some excuse for attempting to quench the consciousness of outrage. The Countess, however, had consoled herself outrageously, and th...

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...humility which country-folks assume and beneath which they con- ceal their emotions and schemes, as savages and Easterns hide theirs behind an impertu... ...eir bedroom. “See if any one is about,” he said to her, in a voice of some emotion. “No one,” she replied. “Marianne is in the field with the cow, and... ...es of circumstances. Madame d’Hauteserre, forty years of age and wasted by emotions, had a faded face which seemed to be always pos- ing for its portr... ...lished the power of inspiring terror. The police man has the instincts and emotions of a hunter: but where the one employs his powers of mind and body... ...s if to prevent its blowing away. His coolness in the midst of the general emotion was horrible. Peyrade unfolded the other letters. “Oh, as for those... ... If the department of the Aube had had a special court, the verdict on the outrage committed on a senator of the Empire would no doubt have been refer... ...and they pointed so obviously to the late bailiff as the instigator of the outrage that Grevin, his wife, Violette, and Madame Marion declared that th... ...erstood him the more certainty they felt that he was the instigator of the outrage. The witnesses for the defence, always less important in the eyes o... ... ecutor replied that Marthe by her own confession was an accomplice in the outrage; that she had neither sworn nor testified, and was to be heard sole...

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...to the apostle,” contin ued Grandfather, “to hear of mutual slaughter and outrage between his own countrymen and those for whom he felt the affection... ... that statesmen and warriors moralize. “Grandfather,” cried Laurence, with emotion trembling in his voice, “did iron hearted War itself ever do so har... .... “In the removal of the Acadians, the troops were guilty of no cruelty or outrage, except what was inseparable from the measure.” Little Alice, whose... ...He was one of King George’s chief officers · and it would be an insult and outrage upon the king himself if the lieutenant governor should suffer any ... ...6 TheWholeHistoryofGrandfather sChair because an excited mob was guilty of outrageous violence. Besides, all these things were done in the first fury ... ... of his days Chief Justice Oliver was agitated with those same conflicting emotions that had tortured him while taking his farewell walk through the s... ...the people in general expressed the utter detestation of this unparalleled outrage, and I wish they could be convinced what infinite hazard there is o...

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... otherwise?— I looked for something which I could not find, 70 Affecting more emotion than I felt. For ’tis most certain that the utmost force Of all t... ... 165 In thought or conversation—public acts, 550 And public persons, and the emotions wrought Within our minds by the ever varying wind Of record and ... ...despondency, Composed and silent, without outward sign 860 Of even the least emotion. Seeing this, When Julia scattered some upbraiding words Upon his... ...one paramount mind 180 Would have abashed those impious crests, have quelled Outrage and bloody power, and in despite Of what the people were through ... ... devoutest sympathy. Book Twelfth Same Subject (Continued) FROM Nature doth emotion come, and moods 3 Of calmness equally are Nature’s gift: This is ... ...Whether discursive or intuitive; Hence sovereignty within and peace at will, Emotion which best foresight need not fear, 115 Most worthy then of trust...

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... inside the stagecoach, for Reading. Mrs. Rachael was too good to feel any emotion at parting, but I was not so good, and wept bitterly. I thought tha... ...Carboy Miss Esther Summerson OH, NEVER, NEVER, NEVER shall I forget the emotion this let ter caused in the house! It was so tender in them to care... ...a dandyism—in religion, for instance. Who in mere lackadaisical want of an emotion have agreed upon a little dandy talk about the vulgar want ing fai... ... the church. By degrees, though very slowly, I at last overcame my strange emotion. After a long time, I looked towards Lady Dedlock again. It was whi... ...t of the proposal is so directly to the purpose that Mr. Jobling says with emotion, “Guppy , my trump, your fist!” Mr. Guppy presents it, saying, “Job... ... idea of woman’s mission lying chiefly in the narrow sphere of home was an outrageous slander on the part of her tyrant, man. One other singularity wa... ...icester, “is wholly at your disposal with a view to the vindication of the outraged majesty of the law.” Mr. Bucket coughs and glances at Volumnia, ro... ...oing to cut in before he had rounded his sentence, “or who vindicate their outraged majesty.” V olumnia with all humility explains that she had not me... ... Do you believe there is any chance of her consent, to balance against the outrage it would be to her (loving dear old lady!) to propose it? If you do...

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...which our experience might have led us to expect from him, insulted us and outraged our feelings in so public and wilful a manner on an occasion to wh... ...greatest pleasure. 27 Little Dorrit – Book Two He then commits that gross outrage upon our feelings, which he never could or would have committed but... ...eply, ‘Unquestionably, madam, you are right.’ Mrs General returned, in her emotionless and expressionless manner, ‘I believe so.’ ‘But you are aware, ... ... hands were 49 Little Dorrit – Book Two agitated, and there was repressed emotion in her face. Not for herself. She might feel a little wounded, but ... ...d no blame to bestow upon him, therefore: nothing to reproach him with, no emotions in her faithful heart but great compassion and un- bounded tendern... ...stablished her in the business, the Bleeding Hearts had shown an amount of emotion and a de- termination to support her in it, that did honour to huma... ...d have taken it ill. Upon my word and honour, sir,’ said Y oung John, with emotion, ‘in my poor way, I am too proud to have come, I assure you, if I h... ...that time when my father spoke of him, to have sinned against the Lord and outraged me by holding a guilty creature in my place, was I to doubt that i...

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... a length of it round him: and while the duchess panted and trembled at an outrage that won for her the sympathy of every lady present as well as the ... ...in- fantile happiness, which was nothing other than the carrying on of her emotion of the moment of sharp sour sweet—such as it may be, the doomed bel... ...dulges in verses above the grave of Chloe. They are of a character to cool emotion. But when we find a man, who is commonly of the quickest susceptibi...

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...othiemay. Large tears were dropping from under the hand with he veiled his emotion; and when Nigel touched his cloak to remind him that the horses wer... ...!—Where is the Duke, I say?’ It was thick and husky, as with some terrible emotion; and the King and Duke had already started in dismay before the doo... ....’ He spoke low and steadily, looking straight before him, with no visible emotion, save a little quiver in the last sen- tence, a slight dilating of ... ...growing paler, with knitted brows and compressed lips— betrayed no sign of emotion. Hours passed: he wrote, he ordered, he signed, he sealed; he menti... ...ion of yesterday, the joy to-day!’ Malcolm, seeing her like one stifled by emotion, fell on his knees beside her, and whispered forth a thanksgiving. ... ... No one could avow it face to face with the King; but every one felt it an outrage to find that no rank was exempt from law. Duke Murdoch, his son Ale...

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...nd on my parents more fervently than ever I had done before. To conceal my emotion, I buried my face in my hands, and they were pres- ently bathed in ... ...ries, terrible the execrations, consequent upon this 40 Agnes Grey daring outrage; uncle Robson had been coming up the walk with his gun, and was jus... ...n attempting to speak, I felt my voice falter; and rather than testify any emotion, or suffer the tears to overflow that were already gath- ering in m... ...t home education was ‘no go; for him, it was plain; his mother spoiled him outrageously , and his governess could make no hand of him at all.’ A few m... ...felt my heart throb so violently that I dreaded lest some outward signs of emotion should appear; but I think he hardly glanced at me, and I was soon ... ...ded to obtain. ‘ Agnes!’ said my mother, struggling to repress some strong emotion. ‘Oh, Agnes!’ cried Mary, and burst into tears. ‘How is he?’ I aske...

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... Alarmed by the excesses of the press, more alarmed still by the attempted outrages of the republican party, he sought in retirement from the world th... ...lking with a marriageable daughter,—a sight which caused him as painful an emotion as he formerly felt when a young man passed him riding to the Bois,... ...oid sat down as if to put his ideas in order, for he had gone through more emotion during this one morning than he had often done in the agitated mont... ... to her, to please her, to deserve her praise: in short, he felt the first emotions of platonic love; he saw glimpses of the untold grandeur of that s... ...eks. She took Godefroid’s hand and pressed it, then she said, with strange emotion, “It is well.” That evening, after dinner, visitors came in: a vica... ...whole region was alarmed by their depredations. There is no doubt that the outrages committed at la Sartiniere, at Vonay, and at the chateau of Saint-... ...akness and timidity which indigence imparts to all unfortunates. These two emotions seemed to have made crevices in that solidly constructed face whic...