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...that Ruler’s recent refusal for her British escort to enter the City, she wondered if the British soil of the Residency was subject to equivalent co... ...stained, but the lovely Creole did not flinch from Audrey Blankenhagen 250 carrying buckets of soiled dressings to the makeshift incinerator, or ... ...f fresh apples and pears were checked and each fruit was wrapped in paper to preserve and prevent contamination as it ripened. The floors of THE CU...

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...could sink himself into blackness, knowing himself to be like a bit of top soil washed away in storm waters, and think nothing of it. So Kimberly was... ...ssage him hard and orgasmically, he saw emaciated and barefooted monks in soiled saffron robes stepping outside a rectory that was near a temple. The... ...ope that it didn't contaminate the rest of your clothes too much." "Ground contamination is always the better of the two options," Nawin said as he sa... ...e foam back and forth in his hot Cappuccino, hoping without knowing why to soil all parts of the inner embankment of the cup, and only taking occasion... ...ly be alone and marooned there if he saw himself as such. The fecund, dark soil of a less familiar shore could only be foreign, ominous, and grave if ... ...nated, he stared at a mattress cover dappled like a constellation from his soiling, and he laughed nervously. "But then why should it not be so with t...

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...on which I know will swell into immeasurable dimensions when it has got there; or, I must extort from an iron-bound quarry, with a fork, as if I were ... ...was floating straight at me. I was out of the river, and dressing instantly. In the shock I had taken some water into my mouth, and it turned me sick,... ...erters on my rail- road would by-and-by become a phenomenon. In this agreeable frame of mind I entered the workhouse of Liverpool.—For, the cultivatio... ...drunkard, the thin-armed, puff-faced, leaden- lipped gin-drinker, and encountered a rarer specimen of a more decent appearance, fifty to one but that ... ...of the bridge of my nose in a blunt pair of pincers,—these are the personal sensations by which I know we are off, and by which I shall continue to kn... ... tice. For, there I saw, surely, the poorest superannuated post- chaise left on earth. It was a post-chaise taken off its axletree and wheels, and plu...

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...ng. A glow from the fire threw red hues over the bare floor, the cracked and soiled plastering, and the overturned and broken furniture. In the middle... ...to take a potential aspect. Pete’s aristocratic person looked as if it might soil. She looked keenly at him, occa sionally, wondering if he was feeli... ... by an orchestra composed of men who looked as if they had just happened in. Soiled waiters ran to and fro, swooping down like hawks Maggie: A Girl of... ...Radiant virtue sat upon his brow and his repelling hands expressed horror of contamination. Maggie turned and went. The crowd at the door fell back pr... ...IN A ROOM A WOMAN SAT at a table eating like a fat monk in a picture. A soiled, unshaven man pushed open the door and en tered. “Well,” said he,... ...t anew into cries as if they had all been stabbed. The mourner turned to the soiled and unshaven man. “Jimmie, boy, go git yer sister! Go git yer sis...

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...es, of a veg- etable-matter style of architecture, sprung out of the brown soil on the banks of the muddy river. It was amazing to think that in those... ...distance. It seemed to me that a stronger breeze would have blown away the contamination which clung to the ship. It obviously did cling to the ship. ...

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...ildfell Hall were mostly devoted to the posturing of sheep and cattle; the soil was thin and poor: bits of grey rock here and there peeped out from th... ...en,—once stocked with such hard plants and flowers as could best brook the soil and climate, and such trees and shrubs as could best endure the garden... ... talk about our neighbours’ concerns, and we, the indigenous plants of the soil, have known each other so long, and talked each other over so of- ten,... ...o quite degenerate and fall away for lack of nutriment in this unwholesome soil! But, I repeat, I have no right to complain; only let me state the tru... ... into a selfish, disobe- dient, and mischievous boy; thereby preparing the soil for those vices he has so successfully cultivated in his own per- vert... ...that I shall be able, by reason and affection, to keep him pure from their contaminations. Vain hope, I fear! but still, till such a time of trial com...

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...ther. Still, how- ever, the necessary intercourse between the lords of the soil, and those oppressed inferior beings by whom that soil was cultivated,... ...ached half way down his thigh; it was of crimson cloth, though a good deal soiled, lined with bright yellow; and as he could transfer it from one shou... ...ready to rid them- selves by the most desperate means from the apprehended contamination of his nearer approach. Probably the same motives which induc... ...as it is,” said the Palmer; “the company, even of a Jew, can hardly spread contamination through an oaken par- tition.” So saying, he entered the cabi... ...he most earnest entreaty. The pilgrim extricated himself, as if there were contamination in the touch. “Wert thou loaded with all the wealth of thy tr... ...clad in a leathern doublet, fitted close to his body, which was frayed and soiled with the stains of his armour. He had no weapon, excepting a poniard... ... methinks, their duty to comfort the outcast and oppressed children of the soil.” “They come not—or if they come, they better love to revel at the boa... ...nd truly, by the blessing of Saint Dunstan, the seed has been sown in good soil; only that, with speaking to him of mysteries through the whole night,...

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...ter the people drunk before they laid up. A Cincinnati corpse don’t richen a soil any.” And they talked about how Ohio water didn’t like to mix with M... ...ountains if it had been ap plied judiciously. What was it to me that he was soiled and seedy and fragrant with gin. What was it to me that his gram ... ...e her hurricane deck would be worth a hundred and fifty dollars an acre. The soil on her forecastle was quite good—the new crop of wheat Life on the M... ...ell suited for grapes, with a southern exposure and a little subsoiling. The soil of the boiler deck was thin and rocky, but good enough for grazing p... ...usand victories over the shattered forest—here carrying away large masses of soil with all their growth, and there forming islands, des tined at some... ... strange uncouth phrases and pronunciation; the loathsome spitting, from the contamination of which it was absolutely impossible to protect our dresse...

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... conscience, your unpolluted memory. Little girl, a memory without blot or contamination must be an exquisite treasure—an inexhaust- ible source of pu... ... mud of Paris, and transplanted it here, to grow up clean in the wholesome soil of an English country garden. Mrs. Fairfax found you to train it; but ... ...as poor, her heart barren by nature: nothing bloomed spontaneously on that soil; no unforced natural fruit delighted by its fresh- ness. She was not g... ...rs, and never before encountered; and they are all fresh, healthy, without soil and without taint. Such society revives, regenerates: you feel better ... ...ut I resolved to be clean in my own sight—and to the last I repudiated the contamination of her crimes, and wrenched myself from connection with her m... ...lict with fate, had now but to decay quietly, and mingle in peace with the soil of this wilderness. Life, how- ever, was yet in my possession, with al... ...int: green, where rush and moss overgrew the marshes; black, where the dry soil bore only heath. Dark as it was getting, I could still see these chang...

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...ted. These uncouth brutes of farmhands and petty ranchers, grimed with the soil they worked upon, were odious to him beyond words. Never could he feel... ...death; never give it a rest. Never alternate your crop, and then when your soil is exhausted, sit down and roar about hard times.” “I suppose Magnus t... ...ion in its path; the leviathan, with tentacles of steel clutching into the soil, the soulless Force, the iron-hearted Power, the monster, the Colossus... ...ether with indications of the varying depths of the clays and loams in the soil, accurately plotted, hung against the wall between the windows, while ... ...ng with the desire of reproduction. Deep down there in the recesses of the soil, the great heart throbbed once more, thrilling with passion, vibrating... ...s shook his head, drawing hastily back from the check as though it carried contamination. “I can’t touch it,” he declared. “I’ve no authority to sell ...

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... serve his purpose. He had not been, for instance, half an hour on English soil before he perceived that he was dressed like a rustic, and he had imme... ...ned in a shabby black coat, but with a flower in his lappet, and a pair of soiled light gloves. He was a grotesque-looking personage, and might have p... ...osed that the 102 Roderick Hudson young girl was a flower of the American soil; but her beauty had a robustness and tone uncommon in the some- what f... ...ied success. If Rowland felt his roots striking and spreading in the Roman soil, Roderick also surrendered himself with re- newed abandon to the local... ...titude of delicate flowers and sprays of wild herbage had found a friendly soil in the hoary crevices, and they bloomed and nodded amid the antique ma... ...e is a person with whom a respectable young man can- not associate without contamination; your friend is a very nice fellow, you are very careful of h...

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...and girls; and I do pray that this plan of a boys’ home may save some from contamination. I, seated with Sand- ers last night, found him and his wife ... ... crumbles away below and pits are formed, rank with vegeta- tion, splendid soil for potatoes.’ Christmas-day was spent at Wellington, in services on s... ... new comers to the novelties of a more temperate climate and a more genial soil than they had known on the torrid rock of Pitcairn’s Island. 142 Life... ...re and broken, and here and there with pits that have be- come filled with soil enough to grow yams and cocoa-nuts. The yams—except those for five of ... ... to which, indeed only 200 yards off, is another considerable village. The soil is ex- cellent; the houses good—built round the open space which answe... ... off to him the beauties of the villages where I slept in May last—the dry soil, the spring of water, the wondrous fertility, the large and remarkably...

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... af- ter her husband. That woman was flint. THE FRESH NIGHT had a smell of soil, of turned-up sods like a grave—an association particularly odious to ... ...reality of time. And then, in that abominable scamp with his youth already soiled, withered like a plucked flower ready to be flung on some rotting he... ...ept in a very young baby. But where was he all that time? Didn’t he suffer contamination from the indolence of Captain Anthony, I inquired. I was told... ..., took an unwilling sip or two and put it down as if there were some moral contamination in the coffee of these “swells.” Between whiles he directed m...

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...foam-flakes which were still visible on his bridle and housings. The loose soil on which he trod so much augmented the distress of the Christian’s hor... ...mped from his saddle, and led his charger along the deep dust of the loamy soil, which was burnt in the sun into a substance more impalpable than the ... ...st me, I fable not, according to mine. Heat, in this climate, converts the soil into some- thing almost as unstable as water; and in my land cold ofte... ... the tornado’s deadly shock, Where countless navies sink! Or if he bid the soil dispense Balsams to cheer the sinking sense, How few can they deliver ... ...nd murmured his heathen orisons; while the Christian, withdrawing from the contamination of the infidel’s neighbourhood, placed his huge cross-handled... ... for. When he brought it to the light, he discovered that it was torn, and soiled in some places with some dark substance. The anchorite looked at it ...

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...- soms; and avarice seldom flourishes at all but in the basest and poorest soil. Love, on the contrary, sprouts usually up in the richest and noblest ... ... consider our matching ourselves the least below us in degree as a kind of contamination!” “ A most absurd and preposterous sentiment,” answered Mrs. ... ... mind, than to discover that it hath thrown away all its good offices on a soil that bears no other fruit than ingratitude.” “I remember,” cries the d... ...le it servilely adheres to the great, flies from the poor, as if afraid of contamination; de- vouring greedily every murmur of applause and every look... ... he would have soon perceived that he was sowing all his instructions in a soil so choaked with self-conceit that it was utterly impossible they shoul...

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...e the case with the Seyfrid ballad. Only in the Norse sources do we find a contamination. The story of Hreithmar and his sons, who quarrel about the t... ...s’ sake she had kissed in the Burgundian land. At this hot tears again gan soil her robe. Early and late it lay within her heart, how without fault of...

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... us. Mr. Spenlow being a little drowsy after the cham- pagne honour to the soil that grew the grape, to the grape that made the wine, to the sun that ... ...culator, and grovelling in the dust, underneath which having sunk into the soil of their own weight in wet weather they had the appearance of vainly t... ...gning to take any heed of this appeal, and drawing away her dress from the contamination of Emily s touch, I speak of his home where I live. Here, s... ...r colonial possessions where it will be our lot to combat with the teeming soil. Arrange it in any way you please, sir, said my aunt. Madam, he r... ...I the more wish, that, at a future period, we may live again on the parent soil. Mr. Micawber may be I cannot disguise from myself that the probabilit... ... a week or two of life before them; and from ploughmen bodily carrying out soil of England on their boots, to smiths taking away samples of its soot a...

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...t in it; but she had rightly guessed that Mr. Gryce’s egoism was a thirsty soil, requiring constant nurture from without. Miss Bart had the gift of fo... ...s, rose against the other feeling. Her strongest sense was one of personal contamination. She moved away, as though to put as much distance as possibl... ...or Grace’s limitations gave them a more con- centrated inner life, as poor soil starves certain plants into intenser efflorescence. She had in truth n...

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...ter!’ CHAPTER 5. PAUL’S PROGRESS AND CHRISTENING LITTLE PAUL, SUFFERING no contamination from the blood of the T oodles, grew stouter and stronger eve... ...s ogress and child-queller was in a steep by-street at Brighton; where the soil was more than usually chalky , flinty , and sterile, and the houses we... ...end, and bring him quickly for- ward, I daresay. I daresay. Quite a virgin soil, I believe you said, Mr Dombey?’ ‘Except some ordinary preparation at ... ... speaks well of, but I may wish that the family was set to work in a stony soil to make new roads, and that Miss Blimber went in front, and had the pi...

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...o brush them away, but they leap up impishly and fall back on the plush. A soiled man and woman munch sandwiches and throw the crusts on the floor. A ... ...ed, simpering woman with iron-gray hair drawn so tight that it resembled a soiled handkerchief covering her head. But she was unexpectedly cheerful, a... ...aks a vulgar, common, incorrect German of life and death and birth and the soil. I read the French and German of sentimental lovers and Christmas garl... ...siastic young writ- ers, the drama was not half so native and close to the soil as motor cars and telephones. She discovered that simple arts require ... ...ta and Idaho. Luke and Mrs. Dawson picked up ten thousand acres of prairie soil, in the magic por- table form of a small check book, and went to Pasad... ...oided; and by cleav- ing to Tincomb Church they kept their ideals from all contamination. They welcomed Carol, asked about her husband, gave her advic...

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...g to be a clergyman, and it was necessary that he should be preserved from contamination. She liked to see in him an infant Samuel. X THE CAREYS made ... ...ade the suggestion to him. “ We’ve rather gone out of our way to avoid the contamination of boys from London.” “Oh, what nonsense!” said Mr. Perkins. ... ...erwhelmed by the rich luxuriance. A sweet scent arose from the fat Kentish soil, and the fitful September breeze was heavy with the goodly perfume of ...

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...business required her to go at once to Barchester, begged that Farmer Sub- soil would take her thither in his tax-cart. The farmer did 229 Anthony Tr... ... her brain. Perhaps it was necessary that races doomed to live on the same soil should give way to each other, and adopt each other’s pursuits. Per- h... ...ands between the folds of her capacious apron, so as to save them from the contamination of the stew, and in this guise she brought them to her husban...

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... commanding-officer that his loyalty was not in the most distant danger of contamination, and contin- ued an honoured guest and inmate of the house of... ...indeed, and fit for the purposes of war, but greatly outnumbering what the soil was calculated to maintain. These consisted chiefly of his own clan, n... ...tward man is scarce fit for a court.’ ‘Why,’ said Waverley, looking at his soiled dress, ‘my shoot- ing-jacket has seen service since we parted; but t... ...d as that of colliers, salters, and other adscriptiglebæ, or slaves of the soil, were it to be accounted otherwise. This is something like the brocard...

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... have gentle breezes, bringing along with them soft dews, which render the soil not only rich for plowing and 12 V olume Two planting, but so abundan... ...lly bring days of moist bright weather, cooling and gently fertilizing the soil, so that the firm belief prevails even among the barbarians, that this... ... the mouths of which open all towards the north. The country below is of a soil resembling a light clay, so loose as easily to break 20 V olume Two i... ...e drawn out answer- able to the place. To do which, for want of chalk, the soil being black, they laid out their lines with flour, taking in a pretty ... ... this liquid substance that feeds the flame does not rather proceed from a soil that is unctuous and productive of fire, as that of the province of Ba... ...o then said to the women, they must necessarily have been concerned in the contamination of these misdeeds of Pompey, if they had been allied to his f...

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...erous. Injury had perhaps already been done. It may be that some slightest soil had already marred the pure white of the girl’s natural character. But... ...olies, which he had guarded within himself, keeping it free from all outer contamination for his own use. He had cherished the idea of a clear fountai... ...g that he, the Lord Lieutenant of the County, was present there on his own soil. That was right. That was as it should be, because the flag was waving... ...k by pressure, that his waistcoat was torn open and the front of his shirt soiled,— and he could see also that a fragment of the watch-chain was hangi... ...woman, who had made her way 468 The Prime Minister through the slush, was soiled and wet. ‘I look to you to tell me what me and my children is to do.... ...n, nothing but praise could be spoken; but who would still be dragged with soiled wings through the dirt if this man were empowered to bring witness a...

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...ould have preserved him. He took, therefore, measure of that proportion of soil which was now become adequate to all his future purposes, and he lay d... ...llying yourself to a bastard? Can the blood of the Westerns submit to such contamination? If you have not sense sufficient to restrain such monstrous ...

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...ter!’ CHAPTER 5. PAUL’S PROGRESS AND CHRISTENING LITTLE PAUL, SUFFERING no contamination from the blood of the T oodles, grew stouter and stronger eve... ...s ogress and child-queller was in a steep by-street at Brighton; where the soil was more than usually chalky , flinty , and sterile, and the houses we... ...end, and bring him quickly for- ward, I daresay. I daresay. Quite a virgin soil, I believe you said, Mr Dombey?’ ‘Except some ordinary preparation at ... ... speaks well of, but I may wish that the family was set to work in a stony soil to make new roads, and that Miss Blimber went in front, and had the pi... ...e thirty years of age; tall; well-formed; handsome; miserably dressed; the soil of many country roads in varied weather—dust, chalk, clay, gravel—clot...

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...and the scorching heat of a tropical sun, have in most places rendered the soil unfit for vegetation. The country rises in successive steps of table-l... ...e trade-wind. The trav- elling had made so little impression on the barren soil, that we here missed our track, and took that to Fuentes. This we did ... ...e rocky mountains afford protected situations; enjoying vari- ous kinds of soil; streamlets of water are common at the bottoms of nearly every valley;... ...on almost identical, with favourable situations and the same kind of peaty soil, yet can boast of few plants de- serving even the title of bushes; whi... ...ns. Everywhere the landscape wears the same sterile aspect; a dry gravelly soil supports tufts of brown withered grass, and low scattered bushes, arme... ...nglish- man; so deeply had they been impressed with an idea of the heresy, contamination, and evil to be de- rived from contact with such a person. To... ... his life would be one of intolerable misery and persecution. Nor must the contamination of the convict-ships and pris- ons, both here and in England,...

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... to your nation. From the day I first set foot on this 12 GB Shaw foreign soil I knew the value of the prosaic qualities of which Irishmen teach Engl... ...urning at the hands of the common hangman. I have not read it: I would not soil my mind with such filth; but I have read what the papers say of it. Th... ...ty, Ramsden. Hunt her out into the street. Cleanse your threshold from her contamination. Vindicate the purity of your English home. I’ll go for a cab... ...nd, when the Zionists need a leader to reassemble our race on its historic soil of Palestine, Mendoza will not be the last to volunteer [sympathetic a...

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...enial service. It is felt by all persons of refined taste that a spiritual contamination is inseparable from certain offices that are conventionally r... ...t in so doing he saved his Most Chris- 31 Veblen tian Majesty from menial contamination. Summum crede nefas animam praeferre pudori, Et propter vita... ... shows the effect of manual labor on the part of the wearer, in the way of soil or wear. The pleasing effect of neat and spotless garments is chiefly,...

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...passion. You will find in his pages the humours of starving workers of the soil, the vision among the mountains of an exulting mad spirit in a mighty ... ...palities on the east were her happy lot. The only States which dreaded the contamination of the new principles and had enough power to combat it were ... ...ra- tion at the present moment. Poland, to strike its roots again into the soil of po- litical Europe, will require a guarantee of security for the he...

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...sure of diamonds had poured forth, and now lay abroad, part trodden in the soil, part scattered on the surface in regal and glittering profusion. Ther... ...dread of punishment, the suspicions of the good, and the companionship and contamination of vile and brutal natures. He felt he could lay his life dow... ...he recognised the flat foot of Mr. Raeburn where it had sunk deeply in the soil as he pulled up the Secretary by the collar; nay, on a closer inspecti... ...e height of summer. On all sides save one a dense vegetation concealed the soil; but there, between the tables and the house, he saw a patch of gravel...

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...ra- phy engrossed on parchment before us. The first was a patched and much-soiled skeleton suit; one of those straight blue cloth cases in which small... ...ne; rusty and threadbare before it was laid aside, but clean and free from soil to the last. Poor woman! We could imagine her assumed cheerfulness ove... ...s into the bargain. A shrunken, faded coat, a de- cayed hat, a patched and soiled pair of trousers—nay, even a very dirty shirt (and none of these app... ...mployed himself, like another Cincinnatus, in clearing and cultivating the soil—a peaceful pursuit, in which a term of seven years glided almost imper... ...ale some faded articles of dramatic finery, such as three or four pairs of soiled buff boots with turn-over red tops, here- tofore worn by a ‘fourth r... ...prisonment and neglect have done their work. 181 Charles Dickens There is contamination in the profligate denizens of a debtor’s prison; old friends ...

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...rt, she should always refuse to dance at an assembly with her, for fear of contamination by taking her by the hand.” But to return to my story: as soo... ...oon satisfied her that she had not cast away her hints on a barren or cold soil: on the contrary, they instantly pro- duced her an eager and desiring ... ...eemed to have been disposed by the design of the most skilful planter. The soil was spread with a verdure which no paint could imitate; and the whole ... ...nt; but like mushrooms, they shoot up spontaneously, as it were, in a rich soil. The muses, like vines, may be pruned, but not with a hatchet. The tow...

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...a & Pantagruel At the hoop. At the soily smutchy. At the sow. ... ...t up. Then those who died there he caused to be honourably buried in Black-soile valley and Burn-hag field, and gave order that the wounded should be ... ...God the Father his kingdom in a peaceable condition, out of all danger and contamination of sin; for then shall cease all generations and corruptions,... ...ed. Nor yet was this transplantation made so much for the fertility of the soil, the wholesomeness of the air, or commodity of the coun- try of Dipsod... ...asonable policies and whole- some laws, convenient for and suitable to the soil, climate, and disposition of the country, supplying what was wanting, ... ...g that it was a matter of no great difficulty to run over his whole native soil, possess his coun- try, seize on his kingdom, install a new king in th...

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...ra- phy engrossed on parchment before us. The first was a patched and much-soiled skeleton suit; one of those straight blue cloth cases in which small... ...ne; rusty and threadbare before it was laid aside, but clean and free from soil to the last. Poor woman! We could imagine her assumed cheerfulness ove... ...s into the bargain. A shrunken, faded coat, a de- cayed hat, a patched and soiled pair of trousers—nay, even a very dirty shirt (and none of these app... ...mployed himself, like another Cincinnatus, in clearing and cultivating the soil—a peaceful pursuit, in which a term of seven years glided almost imper... ...ale some faded articles of dramatic finery, such as three or four pairs of soiled buff boots with turn-over red tops, here- tofore worn by a ‘fourth r... ...prisonment and neglect have done their work. 181 Charles Dickens There is contamination in the profligate denizens of a debtor’s prison; old friends ...

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... does not seem to be bad.’ And thus he resolved that he might live without contamination among hunting squires. And then, being a man only to prone by... ...ead? Might it not be ill for him at his age to transplant himself into new soil, to engage in new duties, and live among new people? Was he not useful... ...n order that the clerical dust and dinginess of Barchester Close might not soil the splendour of the marriage gala doings; for, to tell the truth, the...

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...e poverty of the Crawleys caused him no solicitude. But he shrank from the contamination of a prison. 44 The Last Chronicle of Barset CHAPTER VI GRAC... ...es, indeed! Whose was the fault that there were in the church so many feet soiled by unmer- ited poverty, and so many hands soiled by undeserved wealt... ... these virtues did hold in his mind their proper places, altogether beyond contamination of foxes. But he had prided himself on thinking that his son ... .... He understood me, and since that day his foot has not pressed his native soil.’ ‘And was it all because you are so fond of your liberty?’ said Johnn... ...lking all night before he pressed his foot for the last time on his native soil; but he did not dare. As he said to himself afterwards, ‘It would not ... ... I say to you? My darling is as pure as the light of day —only that she is soiled with my impurity. She is fit to grace the house of the best gentlema... ...t himself bound to obey. So he entered the palace, rather cross, very much soiled as to his outer man; and in this condition went up a certain small s...

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...justly thought, had better be avoided. She could only keep Jessie from the contamination by taking her out in the carriage and to garden parties, whic... ...on either side emerald green, even in the win- ter. Corn lands of rich red soil, pasture fields dotted with cattle, and broad belts of copse wood betw... ...g a monk, he had become a Red Cross Knight of the Hospital. Yet, after his soiled, spoiled, reckless boyhood, how could that grand manhood be attained...

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...ween the physician and the apoth- ecary, and, above all, the hatred of the contamination of a bill, were strong in the medical mind of Barsetshire. Dr... ...ration is carried on in so violent a manner as to leave no strength in the soil for the product of a more valuable crop?’ It was of no use saying this...