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...t of youth, and bred A fervent love of rigorous discipline.— Alas! such high emotion touched not me. Look was there none within these walls to shame 3... ... where first he rose. Enough of humble arguments; recall, My Song! those high emotions which thy voice 480 Has heretofore made known; that bursting for... ...in honest truth, I looked for something that I could not find, Affecting more emotion than I felt; For ’tis most certain, that these various sights, Ho... ... us oft In thought or conversation, public acts, 545 And public persons, and emotions wrought RESIDENCE IN FRANCE 159 Within the breast, as ever vary... ...e of one paramount mind Would have abashed those impious crests—have quelled Outrage and bloody power, and—in despite Of what the People long had been... ...uous pains Would fall together with its parent tree. 265 What, then, were my emotions, when in arms Britain put forth her free born strength in league... ...dom stifled, and her justice scared, 355 Her frenzy only active to extol Past outrages, and shape the way for new, Which no one dared to oppose or miti...

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...ech to fuddle the mental apparatus and upset the convictions and debauch the emotions of an audience not practiced in the tricks and delusions of orat... ... Mark Twain 41 Harkness got up, violently protesting against the proposed outrage, and threatening to— “I beg you not to threaten me,” said the str...

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...ead slowly. ‘I should not care to dogmatize about this man. I know I shall outrage the feelings of my friend Arthur, but I am bound to confess it woul... ...e works of art are gathered together. Margaret was filled with a genu ine emotion; and though she could not analyse it, as Susie, who loved to dissec... ...day, who clothed themselves with artistic carelessness, he had a taste for outrageous colours. Sometimes, by a queer freak, 60 TheMagician he dressed... ...sphemous sort in the very accents of the late Dean of Christ Church, which outraged and at the same time irresistibly amused everyone who heard it. He... ...of his upon the acquire ment of knowledge which affect me with a singular emotion.’ Dr Porhoët took his book from Miss Boyd and opened it thoughtfull... ...search ing glance. The laugh and that uncanny glance, the unac countable emotion, were extraordinarily significant. The 75 Maugham whole thing was ... ...tes a troubling, ambiguous passion, and the in strument had the tremulous emotion of a human being. It was strange and terrifying. She was vaguely fa... ...or it contrasted absurdly with his aston ishing bulk. They were amused or outraged by his vanity, but they could not help talking about him, and Susi... ...ccasion when you should give way to your lamen table taste for abuse. You outrage all Miss Boyd’s suscepti bilities.’ He turned to her with an airy ...

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...there wanting the certain softness, the hint of womanliness, which bespoke the emotional nature. “So thet ’s how me an’ the ol’ woman got spliced,” sa... ... they were angry — first, at the way they had been deceived; and second, at the outraged ethics of the Northland, where honesty, above all, was man’s p... ...ought in a dull, uninterested way. He had no curiosity. In fact, sensation and emotion had left him. He was no longer susceptible to pain. Stomach and... ...ble, that it was “Big” Bill to the front when trouble was brewing. From acting outraged feelings, Freddie Drummond, in the rˆ ole of his other self, c... ... Freddie Drummond, in the rˆ ole of his other self, came to experience genuine outrage, and it was only when he returned to the classic atmosphere of ... ..., a massacre. Any audience, save a prize fighting one, would have exhausted its emotions in that first minute. Danny was certainly showing what he could...

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...nd he turns from his food, he loathes his breath, and with a magnani- mous emotion cuts the knots of his existence and frees him- self at a blow from ... ...have at all learned the trade of using words to convey truth and to arouse emotion, you have at last fur- nished me with a subject. For it is in the i... ...ght it to you, proof in hand: I am not making too high an estimate of your emotional nature when I suppose you would regret the circumstance? that you... ...was commanded, in a military way.’* This was the state of matters, when an outrage was com- mitted which gave spirit and determination to the oppresse... ...or them to stand, and they repaired immediately to the scene of this gross outrage, and at first merely requested that the captive should be released.... ...s own sake. Best of all are the fables that deal more immediately with the emotions. There is, for instance, that of ‘The T wo T rav- ellers,’ which i... ...strange, fruitless, pleasureless toil? Must not the very devil feel a soft emotion to see his disinterested and labori- ous service? Ah, but the devil...

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...things that are betwixt heaven and earth. And if there come unto them tender emotions, then do the poets always think that nature herself is in love w... ...c spirit of the investigator is both helped and supplemented by the latter’s emotions and personality, and the divorce of all emotionalism and individ... ..., one may unwittingly be doing violence to the greatest in him. It may be an outrage against his wholeness, just as the lopping-off of a leg would be.... ...of the man who reveres beauty to such an extent that his own ugliness, which outrages him, must be concealed from every eye lest it should not be re- ... ... mind. “Freedom from fever is still far from being knowledge.” Where a man’s emotions cease to accompany him in his investigations, he is not necessar... ...he Preface to his Autobiography:—”In the genesis of a system of thought, the emotional nature is a large factor: perhaps as large a factor as the inte...

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...itable and petty, and in ev- ery trivial incident saw an act of robbery or outrage. His gate was kept bolted even by day, and at night two watchmen wa... ...ers were read aloud several times, and the old fa- ther, touched, red with emotion, would say: “Here he did not care to stay at home, he has gone in f... ...er.’ “ “The Babe and His mother,” Olga repeated, and flushed all over with emotion. “ ‘ And flee into Egypt, … and tarry there until such time as …’” ...