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...paper that is used for packing medicine bottles. Or, “Dick, do you see the tiger loose near the Imperial Road?—won’t do for your cattle ranch.” And I ... ... Road?—won’t do for your cattle ranch.” And I would find a bright new lead tiger like a special creation at large in the world, and demanding a huntin... ...e world. I knew there were robbers in the world, just as I knew there were tigers; that I was ever likely to meet robber or tiger face to face seemed ... ...brations. For an imaginative boy the first experience of writing is like a tiger’s first taste of blood, and our literary flowerings led very directly... ...sted how little her housekeeping cost her, and sought constantly for fresh economies that would enable her, she said, to sustain an additional private...

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...gh which he had been swimming, when John Bold’s card was brought in by his tiger. This tiger never knew that his master was at home, though he often k... ...great era!—perhaps of the smallest pos- sible era yet written of. Whatever economies we pursue, political or other, let us see at once that this is th...

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...Wrexby, in cogitative mood, demanded an equivalent for its beef and divers economies consumed by the hungry children of the authoritative woman. Pract... ...r hand to the inconsolable fat foot, and nursed it. “What’s roused ye, you tiger girl? I shan’t be able to get about, I shan’t, and then who’s to cook...

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...cluded the parlour-maid, as one penetrated by Mr. Thomas’s regard to small economies. Ethel beheld a letter bloated beyond the capacities of the two b... ...elabrum, growing out of the howdah of an unfortunate elephant, pinning one tiger to the ground, and with another hanging on behind, in the midst of a ...

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...ime than his temper be- came intolerable; his eyes glittered like those of tigers, his face shrivelled, his brows knit as I never saw brows knit be- f... ...ind? ceaseless fears for the children, domestic jars, a fortune to remake, economies which required great privations, which I was obliged to impose up... ...crapes and polishes. The tongue of a clever Englishwoman is like that of a tiger tearing the flesh from the bone when he is only in play. All-powerful... ...ts on these gentle, tender crea- tures? My God! do I belong to the race of tigers? Remorse gripped my heart in its scorching fingers, and my cheeks we...

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...u.” I showed him how unfortunate a time it was to divert this money from its destination; and how, by so doing, we must lose the profit of our past ec... ...at he ad- dressed Mr. Henry alone upon the matter of his demands, and there was never a word to my lord. The family had looked on, wondering at our ec... ... the chaise which I will let you have upon a moderate commutation; so that the whole menagerie can go together – the house-dog, the monkey, and the ti... ...ame to my lord in his business room, where he sat upon some trivial occupation. “My lord,” said I, “I have found a suitable investment for my small ec... ...shelf distinguished it, and (in one corner) Secundra’s little bench. “Mr. Bally,” said I, “I have near five hundred pounds laid by in Scotland, the ec...

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... they met nearly every day. For the last three years the doctor’s age, his economies, and his probable wealth had led to allusions, or frank remarks, ... ...r sofa which contained the words: “T remble! a rejected lover can become a tiger.” Withstanding Savinien’s entreaties, she refused to tell him, out of...

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... the duty of overlooking the house- keeping bills, together with the petty economies and cares of a small establishment. She was superior only in thos... ... physiognomies brightened up on seeing Mitral, and their eyes gleamed with tigerish curiosity. “Hey, hey! it is papa Mitral!” cried one of them, named... ....” “He? Of course he will come,” said Rabourdin; “there’s something of the tiger in him; he likes to lick the blood of the wounds he has given.” “My p...

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... appliances in a hurry, who had tried to distract attention from the rough economies of his workmanship by an arresting ornamentation of blobs and bul... ...s lay amidst the drooping trees and herbage in the universal twilight, the tiger sprawled beside his fresh-struck victim, who bled to death in a dream... ... land, joined and separated, effected gigantic consolidations and gigantic economies, and the valley, no longer a pit of squalid human tragedies and m...

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...for him, nor call; they know he will not come. Suns and seasons fleet; the tiger-lily blows and falls; babes are born and leap in their mothers’ arms;... ...lfishness it inculcates, is almost on a par with a sort of ballad upon the economies of money-making, to be occasionally seen pasted against the desk ...

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...l pleased his father should continue to look after the estate and practise economies, because I wished him to devote himself exclu- sively to politics... ...fed before the scorn with which you flung him his toy, as you might toss a tiger its food. The only thing I have taken for myself, dear brother, is my...

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...or its counterpart in the world of human thought and emo- tion. Schmucke’s economies were controlled by an absent mind, Pons was a spendthrift through... ... the patient; but what a glit- ter of metal there was in them, a terrible, tiger-like gleam if any one had watched her. “I feel very ill,” answered po... ... back. “I have told you all I know,” she said. She saw that she was at the tiger’s mercy. “We attorneys are accustomed to treachery. Just think care- ... ... and spying upon you. … You have not told me everything,” he added, with a tiger’s glance at the woman before him. “I hide anything from you!” cried s... ... dos it matter vere von dies?” Schmucke said as he went out. “Dese men haf tiger faces.… I shall send some- body to vetch mein bits of dings.” “Where ... ...t-hearted mann dot haf mourned Bons, dan der Duileries mit men dot haf ein tiger face. … I haf chust left tigers in Bons’ house; dey vill eat up every...

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...a third-class carriage in order to prove to Leonora that he was capable of economies. I have said that the Kilsyte case came almost as a relief to the... ... door of Leonora’s room. Branshaw had a great big hall with oak floors and tiger skins. Round this hall there ran a gallery upon which Leonora’s doorw... ...lame duck, back through the long corridors; she stumbled over the familiar tiger skins in the dark hall. She could hardly drag one limb after the othe...

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...ould possibly wish for. The poor Cook was fined one day as a result of his economies, subsequent to a united action on the part of the fellow-sufferer... ...rily yet fearfully, as if he expected some of these numerous bears, lions, tigers and baboons to leap upon him from the darkness. His livid super-disa...

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...; of Pleasure generally, whosoever could manufac- ture Pleasure? Miserable economies; never felt over Twenty- five Millions! So, however, it goes on: ... ...lays with captive mouse: but mouse with enraged cat, with enraged National Tiger? Meanwhile, the faster, O ye black-aproned Smiths, smite; with strong... ...others, your wrath is cruel! Your Place de Greve is become a Throat of the Tiger; full of mere fierce bellowings, and thirst of blood. One other offic...

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...es; of Pleasure generally, whosoever could manufacture Pleasure? Miserable economies; never felt over Twenty-five Millions! So, however, it goes on: a... ...lays with captive mouse: but mouse with enraged cat, with enraged National Tiger? Meanwhile, the faster, O ye black-aproned Smiths, smite; with strong... ...others, your wrath is cruel! Your Place de Greve is become a Throat of the Tiger; full of mere fierce bellowings, and thirst of blood. One other offic... ...his place, lionlike de- fending those Windward Isles, or, as with military tiger-spring, clutching Nevis and Montserrat from the English,—than here in... ...ames; the word Roi fades suddenly out of all shop- signs; the Royal Bengal Tiger itself, on the Boulevards, be- comes the National Bengal one, Tigre N... ...as, in such hysterical humour, more blood will flow: for it is as with the Tiger in that; he has only to begin. Seventeen Individuals have been seized...

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...mong the people. We should never be ashamed of the simplicity and prudential economies which are best suited to the operation of a republican INAUGURA... ...hat, in the past, those who foolishly sought power by riding the back of the tiger ended up inside. To those peoples in the huts and villages across t...

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...the wild beasts do. ’ ‘And where will you find men honester than they? The tiger tears you up because he is hungry and wants to eat you. That’s what S... ... before Fanny and Lucy had as yet made up their minds as to all the little economies which might be practised in the house- hold without serious detri...

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...of his participation, and as an annu- itant and perhaps, if he has devised economies and improve- ments, a receiver of royalties during his declining ... ...men and slaves has been added the power of machines and the possibility of economies that were once incredible The Normal Social Life has been oversha... ...n a much larger scale, employing wholesale ma- chinery and involving great economies. It is alleged by mod- ern writers that the permanent residence o... ...story. A short story should go to its point as a man flies from a pursuing tiger: he pauses not for the daisies in his path, or to note the pretty mos... ... I want to save my knuckles. One may be wasteful in peace and leisure, but economies are the soul of conflict. In many ways we three are closely akin;... ...es not get prominently into the daily papers. At every point there will be economies and simplifi- cations of method, discoveries of new artificial su...

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...tening air. The slim young fellow with his girl’s complexion looked like a tiger-cat ready to spring on him. Under such circumstances Mr. Raffles’s pl... ...d let them stand or recall them, now that his absence would be brief. Some economies which he felt desirable might still find a suitable occasion in h... ...solved to avoid. He began, instead of answering, to speak of his projected economies, and of his having come to look at his life from a different poin...