...o were responsible for her death. A harsh knock on the door interrupted his emotions. He dabbed at his eyes with a handkerchief. "Come in," he cal... ...ediately. He concluded he had made such an irrational decision because of his emotional state of mind, and a deep feeling of desperation. Whatever th... ...rds penetrated deep into his being. Alexander Artemis could feel the waves of emotion beginning to release within him. He looked into Father Salvi's ... ...stunned. “Alex...I don’t know...my bags are packed,” she said, caught between emotions.” I was just about to leave...you came home early.” She turned... ...’ll ever see each other again... She looked beautiful...” Alex could feel the emotions rising up inside. “What I am about to tell you is what I’ve p... ...act of terrorism personally. A piece of our soul has been ripped from us. Our outrage will last. We will never forget these pictures which will be b...

...ast 71st Street than on developing a cure for sleeping sickness, because the emotional well- being of the pets of the wealthy is “worth more” than the... ...teen years after the Sony decision, another court had to deal with a suit by outraged copyright holders against the creators of a technology that allo... ... Page 110 Store and play them on their own iPods. That’s it. So why all the outrage? It turns out that like the story of DeCSS, this little controver... ...o a hip-hop duo called “The Legendary K.O.” What better way to express their outrage than through their art? An article in the New York Times describe... ...el music, was almost revolutionary in the world of pop. Big Bill Broonzy was outraged: “He’s crying, sanctified. He’s mixing the blues with the spiritu... ...tical perspectives perfectly. They will love the bitterly ironic and obscene outrage at the government’s failure, the double standards of the press, a... ...ts’ opinions determine what is good for the market as a whole. “What is your emotional relationship with your monopoly?” “I really like it!” “Do you t... ...nvention of soul music resulted from the heightening of the intensity of the emotion expressed by jazz through the charging of feeling in the unbridle... ...s, definitely not rock and roll but something sophisti- cated altogether. The emotions are feral, but not quite the primitiveness of rock and roll. It ...

...w standing be- side her did not weep, or reply to her whispered excuses at emotion; gazing down on his mortal length with a sort of benignant friendli... ...impler than we are taught to fancy. But it was doubtless owing to a strong emotion in his soul, as well as to the stuff he was made of, that the youth... ...eak was a maxim of Mrs. Mel’s, and a wise one for any form of society when emotions are very much on the surface. She continued her arrangements quiet... ...cative of the old gentleman’s system having resolved, in spite of external outrages, to be fortified with calm to meet the repast. It is not fair to g... ...field. At first he was rather startled, for he had inherited superstitious emotions from his mother, and the road was lone, the moon full. He went up ... ...illed her ears with venom at Fallow field—turned to the others and laughed outrageously, crying ‘By Jove! this comes it strong. Fancy the snipocracy h... ...r that ever was known—and to hear him pant- ing and ready to whimper!—it’s outrageous. You’ve only to put up your name, and there you are—an independe... ...f offence, Evan might have left Beckley Court the next day, to cherish his outraged self-love. Love of woman is strongly distinguished from pure egois... ...ol was again produced, the ceremony would have been performed, had not the outraged Church cried out for help. Some vowed that Mr. George had referred...

...I went; criticism after the fact was to find in them arrests and surprises, emotions alike of disappointment and of elation: all of which means, obviou... ...ieved—always counting out her intense devotion to her father—the liveliest emotion she had known before the dawn of the sentiment inspired by himself.... ...h it was complicating to be perpetually treated as an infi nite agent, the outrage was not the greatest of which a brave man might complain. Complaint... ... to wantonness, of the condition he produced in her. As soon as he saw how emotion kept her soundless he knew himself deeply touched, since it proved ... ...ned straight away, so as not to be instantly appealed to; and for the very emotion of the wonder, further more, of what divination may achieve when w... ...ny Assingham contin ued, “God knows what!” She went on suddenly with more emotion—which, at the pressure of some spring of her inner vision, broke ou... ... immediate, inevitable, assuaging ways, the ways usually open to innocence outraged and generosity betrayed, would have been to give them up, and that... ...r the shame of the confessed feebleness of such evasions on the part of an outraged wife. It was to this feebleness, none the less, that the outraged ...