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...-wood; 25 There he, as wine in June, enrages blood, Which then comes seasonabliest, when our tast And appetite to other things, is past.... ... were. 80 The Winter I’ll not think on to spite thee, But count it a lost season, so shall shee. And dearest Friend, since we must part, drown ni... ... Of the Virginian plot, and whether Ward The traffique of the I [ n ] land seas had marr’d, Whether the Brittaine Burse did fill apace, 25 And l... ... thee shall soare. Thy (else Almighty) beautie cannot move Rage from the Seas, nor thy love teach them love, 20 Nor tame wilde Boreas harshnesse;...

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... words of Thomas C. Moser, the rare distinction of being a masterpiece in two separate genres. It is at once an exotic adventure story of the Eastern seas in the popular tradition of Kipling and Stevenson and a complexly wrought 'art novel' in the tradition of Flaubert and James. (summary by Stewart Wills)...

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..., Thy fibres net the dreamless head, Thy roots are wrapt about the bones. The seasons bring the flower again, 5 And bring the firstling to the flock; And ... ...And in my heart, if calm at all, 15 If any calm, a calm despair: Calm on the seas, and silver sleep, And waves that sway themselves in rest, And dead ... ...vas, and muy prayer Was as the whisper of an air To breathe thee over lonely seas. For I in spirit saw theee move 5 Thro’ circles of the bounding sky,... ...ow to snow: And we with singing cheer’d the way, 5 And, crown’d with all the season lent, From April on to April went, And glad at heart from May to M... ...fference to be, Then might I find, ere yet the morn Breaks hither over Indian seas, That Shadow waiting with the keys, 15 To shroud me from my proper s... ...ple from the distance dies, My prospect and horizon gone. No joy the blowing season gives, 5 The herald melodies of spring, But in the songs I love to... ...oubt and Death, Ill brethren, let the fancy fly. From belt to belt of crimson seas On leagues of odour streaming far, To where in yonder orient star 15... ...5 His want in forms for fashion’s sake, Will let his coltish nature break At seasons thro’ the gilded pale: For who can always act? but he, To whom a ... ...w much wisdom sleeps with thee Which not alone had guided me, But served the seasons that may rise; For can I doubt, who knew thee keen 5 In intellect...

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...as most high Have found new sphears, and of new lands can write, Powre new seas in mine eyes, that so I might Drowne my world with my weeping earne... ...nd at every stroake, thou art thy Crosse; The Mast and yard make one, where seas do tosse; Looke downe, thou spiest out Crosses in small things; Lo... ...o thee, And all whom I lov’d there, and who lovld mee; When I have put our seas twixt them and mee, Put thou thy sea betwixt my sinnes and thee. A...

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...of Poe, Defoe, and Washington Irving, a copy of Johnson’s Bucca- neers, the name of the Dead Man’s Chest from Kingsley’s At Last, some recollections o... ...was then living with me alone, perhaps had less enjoyment; for, in the ab- sence of my wife, who is my usual helper in these times of parturition, I m...

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...est, The lucky Pylot of her passage sad, After long tossing in the seas distrest, Her weary barke at last vppon mine Isle did rest. The... ...acidas and Lucy were right glad, And on the threasure by that iudgement seased. So was their discord by this doome appeased, And each o...

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...en below zero. He had always thought her attractive, but it wasn’t till this season that his eyes had been fully opened. Her talent had matured, and n... ...se of injury, that neither the mother nor the son had been longer beyond the seas than she herself; and if they were to be judged as triflers they must... ...ar to the two friends, but especially to Olive, during the winter of 187 , a season which ushered in the most momentous period of Miss Chancellor’s li... ... he was perhaps nursing his thunderbolts; at any rate, now that the operatic season had begun, he was much occupied in interviewing the principal sing... ...w; the desolate suburban horizons, peeled and made bald by the rigour of the season; the gen eral hard, cold void of the prospect; the extrusion, at ... ...rse of these expeditions, had been tarred and feathered. She herself, at one season, had spent a month in a Georgian jail. She had preached temperance... ...ky. Groups of the unemployed, the children of disappointment from beyond the seas, propped themselves against the low, sunny wall of the park; and on ... ...h; Doctor Prance intimated that she had never seen any that she thought more seasonable. She added that she was a good woman—one of the old sort; and ... ...e city.’ ‘So is every other place. You had better remain till the end of the season.’ ‘It’s all one season to me. I want to see my office slate. I woul...

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...er yard, beyond the Punjab High Court, where the fragrant deodar logs lie seasoning after they have driven down the Ravi. When there was business or ... ...ed through their fastnesses belly deep in snow. At least, his caravan that season had been ambushed and shot at twice on the way down, when Mahbub’s m... ...a man cried. ‘O thou young soothsayer, if the gift abides with thee at all seasons, I have a red spotted cow. She may be sister to thy Bull for aught ... ..., his eyes still on the flag. He had never before watched the routine of a seasoned regiment pitching camp in thirty minutes. ‘Look! look! look!’ cluc... ...apter 6 Chapter 6 Chapter 6 Now I remember comrades – Old playmates on new seas – Whenas we traded orpiment Among the savages. Ten thousand leagues to... ...of it.’ ‘You have been in Be–England?’ ‘W’y, I only come out last troopin’ season with my mother. I should think I ‘ave been in England. What a ignora... ...oung, he did not approve of her flippancy. ‘T o importune the wise out of season is to invite calamitv.’ ‘There is a talking mynah’ – the thrust came... ...d ibex, out Ladakh way, that Dupont Sahib missed on a shoulder shot, seven seasons back, standing up just like him. Dupont Sahib was a good shikarri.’... ...ere, shooting musk deer for the market, and Yankling Sahib will learn next season how very ill he has been. Up the valleys of Bushahr – the far behold...

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...umbs XXVII. Cowardize the Mother of Cruelty XXVIII. All Things have their Season XXIX. Of Vertue XXX. Of a Monstrous Child XXXI. Of Anger and Choler... ...er and change in sellers, according to the changes and alterations of the seasons of its vineyard. And the flesh of wilde beasts and venison doth cha... ... in the wrong, to thinke her incommodities serve her as a provocation and seasoning to her sweetues, as in nature one contrarie is vivified by anoth... ...r, let us have nothing so much in minde as death, let us at all times and seasons, and in the ugliest manner that may be, yea with all faces shapen a... ...g face, Where mind is found can it displace, No troublous wind the rough seas Master, Nor Joves great hand the thunder-caster. She is made Mistris ... ...e, is performed in one yeare. If you have observed the course of my foure seasons; they containe the infancie the youth, the viriltie, and the old a... ...subject to them, even as this other appetite, and so, though it be out of season, forsaketh us, when he thinks good. Those instruments that serve to ... ...selfe in philosophying for who doth otherwise seemeth to say, that either season to live happily is not yet come, or is already past.' Yet would I n... ...d a wittie saying, whether it go before or come after, it is never out of season. If it have no coherence with that which gooth before, nor with what...

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...l through time. And that the tree was sought by others, not least among them the murderous Claggett Chew, a merchant in port and a pirate on the high seas, who also had knowledge of magic. But before Chris succeeded in quest, he would know of all these things and more. And of Mr. Wicker's friends, the sailor Ned Cilley, Becky Boozer, and the African boy Amos, changed from ...

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...ttle latitudes and advantages for mischief, by that means; returning at certain seasons to his confinement again. This might hold, were it not, that... ...; and facts of a parallel nature are attested to us in the islands of the South Seas. And, as phenomena of this sort were universal in their nature,... ... GOLD. THE FAMOUS ELIXIR OF LIFE. PREPARED FROM BALM. ―In the proper season of the year, when the herb is at its full growth, and, conseq... ...hem in a proper glass, let them be carefully exposed to the sun, in the warmest season of the year, for about six weeks. At the end of this space, th...

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...mes more and sometimes less, according 47 to the alternation of the four seasons, or of two seasons as is happening in recent times here in Italy.... ...e can be taken from the plant world, which undergoes the cycle of the four seasons so as to renew itself and make sure life remains fertile. This cyc... ...uering Troy. It is wonderful to know how to travel over far away lands and seas, but it takes even more courage to travel from fullness to emptiness... ...Calypso taught Ulysses the rules on nocturnal navigation while on the high seas. BOOK V – from verse 270 to 280 270 And so he sat and skillful... ...r this reason, they must learn the art of nocturnal navigation on the high seas. I have prepared some rules to follow while doing so, which I con...

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... West with fainter gleam— But thou, perhaps, like me with age must bend; Thy season o’er, thy days will find their end, No more yon azure vault with r... ...ten Fiend. The world was void, The populous and the powerful was a lump, Seasonless, herbless, treeless, manless, lifeless— A lump of death—a ch... ...t sister! if a name Dearer and purer were, it should be thine. Mountains and seas divide us, but I claim No tears, but tenderness to answer mine: Go w...

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... offended vs, 93 And by the benefit of his wished light 94 The seas waxt calme, and we discouered 95 Two shippes from farre, making ... ... a messenger. 233 Ant. Come Dromio, come, these iests are out of season, 234 Reserue them till a merrier houre then this: 235 Wher... ... the Master of all these, 295 Lord of the wide world, and wilde watry seas, 296 Indued with intellectuall sence and soules, 297 Of more... ...e. 442 S.Dro. Was there euer anie man thus beaten out of 443 season, when in the why and the wherefore, is neither 444 rime nor rea... ....Dro. Time is a verie bankerout, and owes more then 1173 he’s worth to season. 1174 Nay, he’s a theefe too: haue you not heard men say, 1175 ...

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...e Faerie Queene : Book III. 53 Thou God of winds, that raignest in the seas, That raignest also in the Continent, At last blow vp some... ...im he could not come to smite; For by no meanes the high banke he could sease, But labour’d long in that deepe ford with vaine disease. The ... ...im tooke with countenance meeke and mild. But past awhile, when she fit season saw To leaue that desert mansion, she cast In secret wiz... ...nd. The Faerie Queene : Book III. 101 The Monster ready on the pray to sease, Was of his forward hope deceiued quight; Ne durst assay ... ...of his forward hope deceiued quight; Ne durst assay to wade the perlous seas, But greedily long gaping at the sight, At last in vaine w... ...y droue. The Faerie Queene : Book III. 117 Proteus is Shepheard of the seas of yore, And hath the charge of Neptunes mightie heard; An... ...beard: Who when those pittifull outcries he heard, Through all the seas so ruefully resound, His charet swift in haste he thither stear... ...Then forth it breakes, and with his furious blast Confounds both land & seas, and skyes doth ouercast. The Faerie Queene : Book III. 127 Th... ...pt he not, but lay still in the wind, Waiting aduauntage on the pray to sease; Till T rompart lowly to the ground inclind, Besought him...

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... edge in me. Were she is as rough 640 As are the swelling Adriaticke seas. - 14 - The Taming of the Shrew Shakespeare: First Folio 641 I c... ...ity lay fretting by you, 1210 ’Twill bring you gaine, or perish on the seas. 1211 Bap. The gaine I seeke, is quiet me the match. 1212 ...

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...vertue, youth, liberality, and so forth: the Spice, 412 and salt that seasons a man? 413 Cres. I, a minc’d man, and then to be bak’d wit... ...serue degree, priority, and place, 546 Insisture, course, proportion, season, forme, 547 Office, and custome, in all line of Order: 548 ... ...kes; 1059 Your breath of full consent bellied his Sailes, 1060 The Seas and Windes (old Wranglers) tooke a Truce, 1061 And did him seruice... ... Troy. Nothing but our vndertakings, when we vowe 1708 to weepe seas, liue in fire, eate rockes, tame Tygers; think-ing 1709 it harder ...

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...iving a street tramway car in San Francisco; and, as the joke was now out of season, told him my name without sub- terfuge. You never saw a man more c... ...n this empty theatre. The place was “The Pacific Camp Grounds, the Christian Seaside Resort.” 41 Robert Louis Stevenson Thither, in the warm season, ... ... with sea-sand, and two or three lanes, which were watercourses in the rainy season, and were, at all times, rent up by fissures four or five feet dee... ...e heat of summer never dried them to the heart. At the approach of the rainy season a deathly chill and a graveyard smell began to hang about the lowe... ...OME TIME a consistent Barbizonian; et ego in arcadia VIXI, it was a pleasant season; and that noiseless hamlet ly- ing close among the borders of the ... ...the scruples of his guest, and, when that defender of innocence retired over-seas and left his bills un- paid, he marvelled once again; the good and e... ...r’s house) dying away into the distance and the easterly haar with one smoky seaside town beyond another, or in winter printing on the gray heaven som... ... a less distinguished suburb, I forget which – lies con- tinuously along the seaside, and boasts of either two or three separate parish churches, and ... ...by day, and even loved the place for the sake of the sunshine, the thrilling seaside air, the wash of waves on the sea-face, the green glimmer of the ...

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...ces- sion of my bodily estate has been carried on according to the natural seasons; I have seen the grass, the blossom, and the fruit, and now see the... ...tion, compose the graces of their eyes to gaiety, severity, sweetness, and season a denial with asperity, sus- pense, or favour: they need not another... ...ill, but it shall be backward; as long as my eyes can discern the pleasant season expired, I shall now and then turn them that way; though it escape f... ...’l moto Ritien del l’onde anco agitate e grosse:” [“As Aegean seas, when storms be calmed again, That rolled their tumbling waves wi... ...men one like a greedy and ravenous animal, which, if it be refused food in season, grows wild, impatient of delay, and infusing its rage into their bo... ...g my throat cut? love, in my opinion, is not properly and naturally in its season, but in the age next to childhood, “Quem si puellarum inse... ... in his cabinet, were all the animals bred upon his terri- tory and in its seas; and the beauty of their manufactures, in jewels, feathers, cotton, an... ...ake the sun run his course in his wonted light, to drain the clouds at fit seasons, to make rivers run their course, and to cause the earth to bear al... ...lly, van- ity, and idleness; of these I am one. It seems as if it were the season for vain things, when the hurtful oppress us; in a time when doing i...

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...n, and several beautiful women.” “But I can’t settle down in Paris at this season, just as summer is coming on.” “Oh, for the summer go up to Trouvill... ...o cleverly and she wished to mix up the cards. Newman had told her, in due season, that her friend was “satisfactory.” The epithet was not romantic, b... ...g amusing.” “If it is so amusing,” said Newman, “it will be in even better season after I am married.” “In other words,” cried Madame de Bellegarde, “... ...er I left Paris. It was not for nothing that my sister started off at this season of the year for Fleurieres. Why was it? It sticks in my crop. I have... ... till called for. He arrived in London in the midst of what is called “the season,” and it seemed to him at first that he might here put himself in th... ...“Why, you are on your travels,” Newman rejoined. “A visit to London in the season is certainly a sign of pros- perity.” M. Nioche, in answer to this c... ...elt better every time he thought of it after that, as he sailed the summer seas. He landed in New York and journeyed across the continent to San Franc...