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...o legs and no stance. Indeed, here you need to have prior knowledge of the Law of Root and Branch by which the worlds relate to one another. ThE lAW ... ...te in quantity and quality, as with the seal and the imprint. This is the law of Root and Branch, which applies to every detail and occurrence of re... ...ies the body is required, to grow accustomed to faith in the Creator, His Law, and His Providence. Our sages said about that, “I have created the ev... ...tate, for itself, which cannot be explained in the languages of Bible and law. ThE lAngUA gE of KAbbAliSTS The language of Kabbalists is a language i... ...speak can name them, if he only begins to feel their actions. This is our law: All that we do not attain, we do not name. ESSEnCE iS no T pEr CEivEd ... ...g made all these efforts. This is because from the very beginning, he has tortured himself thinking that he, too, would enjoy his exertion. This is ... ... is clothed in external, corporeal clothes, such as stealing, plundering, torts, etc. For this reason, it is difficult and heavy for any person to a...

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...ation, “Le rêve avec les yeux ouverts” – un poème surréaliste, “le parle à tort et a à travers” - un poème dadaïste, la conversation en Chinois pou...

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... In some countries, the obligation to save life is legally codified. But while the law of the land may create a LEGAL right and corresponding LEGAL... ...d, if so (b) in which circumstances – can be easily settled using modern contract law. Yes, a contract can be annulled and voided if signed under ... ... Why is there a debate regarding this question? "Thou shalt not kill" is a natural law, it appears in virtually every legal system. It is easily an... ...y do shareholders cooperate with such corporate brigandage? In an important Chicago Law Review article whose preprint was posted to the Web a few we... .... These are called the theories of indirect moral obligations. Thus, it is wrong to torture animals only because it desensitizes us to human sufferi... ...ed or not), or on some independent laws. If it were painless, would it be moral to torture someone? Is the very act of sticking needles into someon... ... organisms with which we fail to do even this. Is it GENERALLY immoral to kill, to torture, to pain? The answer seems obvious and it automatically ... ...eceded, followed, or precipitated an act of murder or extreme deprivation (such as torture). It habitually clashed with the principle of the sancti... ...ar of Being Objectified Being treated as an object (being objectified) is the most torturous form of abuse. People go to great lengths to seek empa...

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... In some countries, the obligation to save life is legally codified. But while the law of the land may create a LEGAL right and corresponding LEGAL... ...d, if so (b) in which circumstances – can be easily settled using modern contract law. Yes, a contract can be annulled and voided if signed under ... ... Why is there a debate regarding this question? "Thou shalt not kill" is a natural law, it appears in virtually every legal system. It is easily an... ...y do shareholders cooperate with such corporate brigandage? In an important Chicago Law Review article whose preprint was posted to the Web a few we... .... These are called the theories of indirect moral obligations. Thus, it is wrong to torture animals only because it desensitizes us to human sufferi... ...ed or not), or on some independent laws. If it were painless, would it be moral to torture someone? Is the very act of sticking needles into someon... ... organisms with which we fail to do even this. Is it GENERALLY immoral to kill, to torture, to pain? The answer seems obvious and it automatically ... ...eceded, followed, or precipitated an act of murder or extreme deprivation (such as torture). It habitually clashed with the principle of the sancti... ...ar of Being Objectified Being treated as an object (being objectified) is the most torturous form of abuse. People go to great lengths to seek empa...

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...(beyond that copying permitted by Sections 107 and 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law and except by reviewers for the public press), without written permis... ...nce and control. We have some hints of what that can look like. Enterprising law enforcement officers have been able to eavesdrop on occu- pants of moto... ...ng used for a call. As these opportunities arise in places under the rule of law—where Introduction 4 some might welcome them—they also arise within ... ... Office (GAO). 13 The GAO report noted some ambiguities and difficulties in U.S. law that might make prosecution of worm- and virus-makers burdensome, 14 ... ...pied and repurposed. Such licensing occurs against the backdrop of copyright law, which generally protects all original work upon fixation, even work f... ...rite shows. This arises from the difference between dam- ages in contract and tort. See generally W. P K, P  K   L  T...

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...ee. '58 —Benjamin Franklin Lee. LL.D., a noted practitioner and teacher of law, died at his home in New York city on March 3. He was born in New York ... ...ated from Williams in 1858 and in ISfil re- ceived his LL.D. from Columbia law school. In the same year he was admitted to the bar and shortly after b... ...e year he was admitted to the bar and shortly after became a member of tho law firm of Turner, Lee it McClure. In 1883 Mr. Lee was npijointed professo... ... npijointed professor of Real Estate and Equity Juris|)rudence at Columbia law school. He has also served as lecturer at North- western university law... ... he was prin- cipal of the Union school at Farmer, N. Y'. and then studied law in Auburn, N. Y. During tho Civil War he was clerk in the otiico of the... ...By Booriii^ suvun tuiicbdowiiB, WillinmB (lufeated Middlebury yoBletduy ot'tortioon on Westuii Field ill a fast althuugli very one- Bided ouiiteBt. Mi... ...ays on the spot to lure the unfortunate seamen into a saloon, there to ex- tort from him liy gambling or ex- or'bitnnt cliHiges whatever money he inny... ...n the eye of the profession. Fur- Tiffany & Co. FHib Amut •< ITtb 61., Ntv Tort Blue Book The Tiffany & Co. Blue Book, 1908 Edition—no Illustrations—-...

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...th CONFIDANT Sympathetic software In external hard disc SIN Court of law can overlook Conscience says ‘No’ SILENCE Absence of speech Me... ...n sens est délectable C’est le mot: oulichnblkrtssfrllnns 133 J’eus tort à lui pour le sonnet Car je ne trouve pas de rime à frllnns.” 1 ... ...S Polish Rangkok Sizzles Succulent ginger crumbs broiled in Bangkok style tortilla. One taste and you’ll run for Poland! That is why we call them...

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...of his matchlesse might: Ne ought he car’d, whom he endamaged By tortious wrong, or whom bereau’d of right. He now this Ladies champion... ...cure, And stablish termes betwixt both their requests, That as a law for euer should endure; Which to obserue in word of knights they d... ...t shall I soone declare: It was complaind, that thou hadst done great tort Vnto an aged woman, poore and bare, And thralled her in chai... ...: Ne Mammon would there let him long remaine, For terrour of the tortures manifold, In which the damned soules he did behold, But ... ...ely to him cride; False traitour miscreant, thou broken hast The law of armes, to strike foe vndefide. But thou thy treasons fruit, I h... ...thou thy treasons fruit, I hope, shalt taste Right sowre, & feele the law, the which thou hast defast. With that his balefull speare, he fie... ... death with dread and trembling aw; So he now subiect to the victours law, Did not once moue, nor vpward cast his eye, For vile disdain...

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... And lusted after all, that he did loue, Ne would his looser life be tide to law, But ioyd weake wemens hearts to tempt, and proue If from their loyal... ...oeus ioynts were stretched on a gin, Theseus condemned to endlesse slouth by law, And fifty sisters water in leake vessels draw. They all beholding wo... ... liues to Couetise, Through wastfull Pride, and wanton Riotise, They were by law of that proud Tyrannesse Prouokt with VVrath, and Enuies false surmis... ...rdie courage tame with dreadfull aw, That his beheast they feared, as tyrans law, His louing mother came vpon a day Vnto the woods, to see her little ... ... sins vp in his knowledge fold, And guiltie be of thine impietie? Is not his law, Let euery sinner die: Die shall all flesh? what then must needs be d... ...eir new ioy, and happie victorie Gainst him, that had them long opprest with tort, And fast imprisoned in sieged fort. Then all the people, as in sole...

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...se incline me, my hand should presently obey it; the will and desire are a law to themselves; but actions must receive commission from the public appo... ...for presupposed. But should one command me to take charge of the courts of law and lawsuits, I should make answer, that I understood it not; or the pl... ...ence. Seeing that the daughter of Sejanus could not be put to death by the law of Rome, because she was a virgin, she was, to make it lawful, first ra... ...inion of men, though false and erroneous, have made such, if authorised by law and custom. There is likewise no virtue which does not rejoice a well- ... ...faculties they have of their own. When I see them tampering with rhetoric, law, logic, and other drugs, so im- proper and unnecessary for their busine... ...nce of these turned-out beasts was wo- ven of gold: “Auro quoque torts refulgent Retia.” [“The woven nets are refulgent with gold.... ...p them to myself. Let me shrink and draw up myself in my own shell, like a tortoise, and learn to see men without hanging upon them. I should en- dang... ...fragia meditare … ut nullo sis malo tiro.” [“To meditate upon banishments, tortures, wars, diseases, and shipwrecks, that thou mayest not be a novice ...

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...ey-General in the Court of Appeal. So, if you mean to say that your son-in-law has no fortune—” “Worse than that, madame, a son-in-law whom I am oblig... ...nd francs this year to help her to make both ends meet. And then my son-in-law, who was making thirty thousand francs a year at the Assizes, I am told... ...rought up the said Cesar Birotteau’s stock; and he was Popinot’s father-in-law. Why, that very Popinot was no more than a shopman in the establishment... ...g. I replied exactly in these words: ‘I would not answer for it. My son-in-law, to whom the Hulots had prom- ised the same sum, was in debt; and I bel... ...tempt is made to interfere with them, the servants reply with impudent re- torts, or revenge themselves by the costly blunders of assumed clumsiness; ... ...ught of worrying Wenceslas; she loved her dear poet too much to become his torturer; and she could foresee the hour when beggary awaited her, her chil... .... “My dearest, henceforth where you go I go, for I cannot again endure the torture of such waiting.—I pictured you stumbling over a curbstone, with a ... ...xpected anguish, as the crimi- nal of old confessed under the hands of the torturer. “Our children,” he went on, to retract the avowal, “turn at last ... ...brain. “And, pray,” said he, looking at Carabine, “what object have you in torturing my heart, for you must have paid very dear for the privilege of h...

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...d crown), “we are bound to sheathe the sword and govern by the Book of the Law.” “But if they won’t have the Book of the Law!” “They knew the power be... ...the power behind it.” “Not if we knock nothing harder than the Book of the Law upon their skulls.” “Happily for the country, England’s councils are no... ...iental at the early time, to suit their native tastes; and the Book of the Law is to be conciliatingly addressed to their sentiments by a benign civil... ...to the office of the great London solicitor, Arthur Abner, who wielded the law as an instrument of protection for countless illustrious people af- fli... ...his wilful likings for Isabella Lawrence Finchley, and he consented to the torture of an hour of Mrs. Nargett Pagnell in the middle of the day, just t... ...ou,’ said Aminta; and she, too, struck the table. He did not prolong their torture. Weyburn received the folio sheet and passed it on. Aminta read. Mr... ... of it. All I have—my life—is that woman’s. I never knew what this devil’s torture was before I saw her.’ His friend was concerned for his veracity. ‘... ...aimed with an outline of a comic gri- mace; and, if proved a voluptuary in torturing, he could in- stance half a dozen points for extenuation: her cha... ...ay with bodkins! Lady Charlotte gazed on the carpet, effervescent with re- torts to his last observation, rightly conjecturing that the let- ter he se...

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...aire, That neuer any mote with her compaire. She hath ordaind this law, which we approue, That euery knight, which doth this way repair... ...ight: For thy, faire Sir, yours be the Damozell, Which by her owne law to your lot doth light, And we your liege men faith vnto you pli... ... as ye haue him boasted, to beguile A simple mayd, and worke so haynous tort, In shame of knighthood, as I largely can report. Let be t... ...hose shape or person yet I neuer saw, Hath me subiected to loues cruell law: The same one day, as me misfortune led, I in my fathers wo... ...find redresse for such despight. For all that liues, is subiect to that law: All things decay in time, and to their end do draw. But we... ...world appere. So liu’d they euer after in like sin, Gainst natures law, and good behauioure: But greatest shame was to that maiden twin... ... she doth deny, Once to me yold, not to be yold againe: But yet by torture he would her constraine Loue to conceiue in her disdainfull ... ...aine, And fading vitall powers gan to fade, Her forward still with torture did constraine, And euermore encreased her consuming paine. ...

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...g about him proclaimed the habits of refined life. In obedience to a fatal law of the time we live in, there is not much difference, physical or moral... ...est, the calmest nights, taking the place of crushing fatigue and the most torturing agitation, gave her low fever, in which the common symptoms were ... ... hideous prac- tical sagacity formerly shown by executioners in the art of torture. He found his protegee in the garden, sitting on a bench under a tr... ...the evenings when Delphine received company. But by the end of two months, tortured by a fever of impa- tience, and in a state like that produced by a... ...asked to dinner, and the Comte de Gondreville, Francois Keller’s father-in-law, the Cheva- lier d’Espard, des Lupeaulx, Doctor Bianchon—Desplein’s bes... ...ps make better terms.” “And what will he do with his sister and brother-in-law at Angouleme?” asked the Chevalier d’Espard. “Well, his sister is rich,... ..., and you will find her in the capital where the Duc de Grandlieu’s son-in-law will be Minister and representative of the King of France.—And do you t... ... thousand francs for his mistress. And at carnival suppers women would re- tort on his accusers: “No matter. Y ou may say what you like, Georges was a... ...owdered hair, deep wrinkles, and a colorless skin. His eyes were hidden by tortoise-shell spectacles. He looked like a retired office-clerk. On giving...

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...must have been. Exactly the sort of young man mama would like for a son-in-law, and her daugh- ters would accept in pure obedience when reduced to be ... ...men have to endure. It’s dreadful! No male creature can possibly know what tortures I have to undergo.’ Mama neatly contrived, after interrupting her,... ...I know; for by and by Miss Pollingray whispered: ‘Les absents n’auront pas tort, cette fois, n’est-ce-pas? ‘And Mr. Pollingray was cruelly gentle: an ...

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...f them, how- ever, were aware of the legal danger attaching, under English law, to insinuations against a man, even if true, which might not admit of ... ...ffold: Williams, as I have said, by his own hand; and, in obedience to the law as it then stood, he was buried in the centre of a quadrivium, or confl... ...-Lothian, reaped, thrashed, ground, baked, and hunted through all sorts of tortures, yields a break- fast roll that (as a Scottish baker observed to m... ...y in metre, but in the most elaborate of choral metres; not only under the torture of these lyric difficulties, but also chanting; not only chanting, ... ... T yrannus, at the moment when Oedipus by a final question of his own, ex- torts his first fatal discovery, viz. that he had been himself unconsciousl... ... bad, I consign the author, in my wrath, to his own conscience, and to the tortures of his own discords. The most villanous things, however, have one ... ...n the Code of Justinian, nor the maritime Code of Oleron, nor in the Canon Law, nor the Code Napoleon, nor our own Statutes at large, nor in Jer- emy ... ...id the thing ascribed to him here as any formal judgment, or what Scottish law would call deliver- ance, upon the ‘Hyperion.’ As to what he might have... ...l place, or Parliamentary seat, until the proper claimant is old enough in law to assume his rights. When the true man comes to bed, the warming-pan r...

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... the conversation he answered Marya Vasilevna by telling her that it was a law among his people that anything your kunak admired must be pre- 34 Hadj... ...e girl struck the ears from above with measured blows, and the daughter-in-law turned the oats over with her flail. The moon had set, dawn was brea... ...of such as you at home!” “That’ s enough, father,” said the daughter-in-law , as she threw aside the binders that had come off the sheaves. “Y e... ...elp regretting Peter!” “When he was at home you used to scold him,” re- torted Akim. “Now he’ s away you keep nagging at me.” “That shows you de... ...ow you say ‘all right!’” “Let bygones be bygones!” said the daughter-in-law . The disagreements between father and son had be- gun long ago— alm... ...… Il a eu quelques desagrements avec le commandant de la place. Simon a eu tort. … But ‘ All’ s well that ends well,’” he added in English, handing th... ...ee by a cer- tain giarou prevents it, but I assure thee that the Rus- sian law is just and that thou shalt see him who dared to offend thee punished b... ...ting in the dark and fetid pit he heard the firing and singing and endured tortures such as can only be felt by the young who are full of vitality and... ... so, be- ing afraid of Shamil, who threatened to punish with most terrible tortures anyone who helped Hadji Murad. Having heard the messengers he sat ...

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...ch wicked things as to kill nine gentlemen and strangle a German prince.” “Law, coachman,” said Mrs. Cat, blushing archly—”,Law, coachman, do you thin... ...creech of surprise which Mrs. Score gave on dropping it, exclaiming, “Why, law bless us, it’s our Catherine!” “I’m very ill, and tired, aunt,” said Ca... ...! I tell you I know the man” cried out Mrs. Hayes: “he is only here to ex- tort money.” “Oh, for that matter, I do think I recollect the lady. Let me ... ...t lady’s feet, demanding succour from her, and asking whether there was no law in the land— “There’s no law at the ‘Three Rooks’ except this!” said Mr... ...ged and emitting strange odours, in the fireplace, his face hideously dis- torted, and a great quantity of his natural hair in the partial occupation ... ... honour will keep an honest gentleman for doing nothing, why, let him— the law must settle between us; and as for the child, poor thing, the Lord deli... ...street; and Mrs. Catherine Hayes, along with her bridegroom and mother-in- law, made the best of their way homeward on foot. 86 Catherine: A Story CH... ... very dispute. Galgenstein gained a rheumatic gout by it, which put him to tortures for many months; and was further gratified with the post of Englis...

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...cases; and the proud peer who can now only ruin his neighbour according to law, by protracted suits, is the genuine descendant of the baron who wrappe... ...show the manuscript to little T om Alibi the solicitor, who manages all my law affairs—must keep on the windy side—the mob were very uncivil the last ... ...ars, and made some campaigns in foreign service. After his demele with the law of high treason in 1715, he had lived in retirement, conversing almost ... ...rely with those of his own principles in the vicinage. The pedantry of the law- yer, superinduced upon the military pride of the soldier, might remind... ... I must needs assure you, that nothing less than a sense of being dans son tort, as a gallant French chevalier, Mons, Le Bretailleur, once said to me ... ...ide’s-man.’ ‘That is a man’s office, but not yours, as Beatrice says,’ re- torted Flora. ‘And who is the fair lady, may I be permitted to ask, Miss Ma... ... but it is men- tioned of the North American Indians, when at the stake of torture, that on the least intermission of agony, they will sleep until the... ...ifying accuracy with which he attended to every form of civility, while he tortured me by his questions, his suspicions, and his inferences, was as to... ...hat I fear what is to follow for myself,’ he said proudly: ‘Nature has her tortures as well as art; and how happy should we think the man who escapes ...

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...retted structures of earlier generations: the Post Office with its shingle-tortured man- sard, the red brick minarets of hulking old houses, factories... ...e didn’t wear tight, long, old-fashioned undergarments, like his father-in-law and partner, Henry Thompson. His second embellishment was combing and s... ...t was a standard suit. White piping on the V of the vest added a flavor of law and learning. His shoes were black laced boots, good boots, honest boot... ...tor and—And here I’ve told him a hundred times, if he’ll go to college and law-school and make good, I’ll set him up in business and—Verona just exact... ...e nine members of the staff, besides Babbitt and his partner and father-in-law, Henry Thompson, who rarely came to the office. The nine were Stanley G... ...tting that he was bored. It was ecstasy to escape from the table, from the torture of a straight chair, and loll on the davenport in the living-room. ... ...The pleased Dante made humble answer. But Babbitt—the curst discontent was torturing him again, and heavily, in the impersonal darkness, he pon- dered... ...d but no boy liked to throw away, because they were somehow sacred; he was tortured by the stumbling rote of thirty-five years ago, as in the vast Zen... ... longer. She’s made up her mind that I’m a devil, and—Reg’lar Inquisition. Torture. She enjoys it. It’s a game to see how sore she can make me. And me...

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...ng out in the morning, left his shop nominally in charge of his brother-in-law. It could be done, because there was very little business at any time, ... ...tensible business. And, moreover, his wife was in charge of his brother-in-law. The shop was small, and so was the house. It was one of those grimy br... ... hand, she experi- enced a complete relief from material cares. Her son-in-law’s heavy good nature inspired her with a sense of absolute safety. Her d... ...less devils? Teeth and ears mark the criminal? Do they? And what about the law that marks him still better—the pretty branding instrument invented by ... ...very, feudalism, in- dividualism, collectivism. This is the statement of a law, not an empty prophecy.” The disdainful pout of Comrade Ossipon’s thick... ...exclaimed “Im- possible!” exposing himself thereby to the unanswerable re- tort of a finger-tip laid forcibly on the telegram which the As- sistant Co... ...t till he evolved a horrible notion that ages of atrocious pain and mental torture could be con- tained between two successive winks of an eye. And me... ... him amongst these lines. “T o hang for ever over.” It was an obsession, a torture. He had lately failed to keep several of these appointments, whose ...

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...bourne; “when stakes are made, the game must be played; that is gamester’s law, all over the world. 34 Kenilworth You, sir, unless my memory fails me... ...mbourne; “he came hither in my company, and he is safe from me by cutter’s law, at least till we meet again.—But hark ye, my Cornish comrade, you have... ...her to-night.—He bids me grace you, Master Varney, and to me his wish is a law. I bid you to a collation in my bower this afternoon; and you, too, Mas... ...you.” “Good,” said Lambourne; “and it only remains to be said, that if the law and I quarrel, my patron must bear me out, for that is a chief point.” ... ...sion of so much gun- powder has made among Doctor Demetrius Doboobie’s re- torts and phials. I warrant me, my fame haunts the Vale of the Whitehorse l... ...es, she slept. The Indian sleeps at the stake in the intervals between his tortures; and mental torments, in like manner, exhaust by long continuance ... ...ecting the truth of these passages.” “It needs not—it needs not,” said the tortured Earl; “it is written in characters of burning light, as if they we... ...haracters with the favourite of Elizabeth, and the Lord of Kenilworth? New tortures awaited him as soon as he had rejoined Eliza- beth. “Y ou come in ... ...direct mode of revenge, the Queen perceived that she gave her false suitor torture by these inquiries, and dwelt on them for that reason, no more rega...

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... Night and Day the whole thickness of some learned counsel’s treatise upon Torts did not screen him satisfactorily. Through the pages he saw a drawing... ... drawing up deeds in an office?” “You said two days ago that you found the law so inter- esting.” “So it is if one could afford to know anything about... ...hat for many years she had ac- cepted such eccentricities in her sister-in-law with bland philosophy. Katharine took up her position at some dis- tanc... ...n I knew he was engaged at the poor men’s college. He lectures there—Roman law, you know, or it may be Greek. The landlady said Mr. Alardyce only slep... ...tract from a letter sent a few days later by Mrs. Hilbery to her sister-in-law, Mrs. Milvain: “ … How stupid of me to forget the name in my tele- gram... ...s. She saw Katharine and exclaimed: “Here you are! Do prevent William from torturing this unfortunate aye-aye.” “We thought we’d lost you,” said Willi... ...nths in which to undergo these terrible extremes of emotion. Six months of torture, and after that the silence of the grave, the isolation of the insa... ...h seemed to sound in the air several yards in front of him? “I’ve suffered tortures, Denham, tortures!” 347 Virginia Woolf “Yes, yes, I know that.” “... ...ervation, dropped her book and clenched her hands. She suffered more fiery torture in those few minutes than she had suffered in the whole of her life...

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...simply a desperate brother of the brush who had posted himself here to ex- tort an “order” from a sauntering tourist? But I was not called to defend m... ...all the rest of it. The worthy part is to do some- thing fine! There is no law in our glorious Constitution against that. Invent, create, achieve! No ... ...ning of an eye and hand that are part of the dust of ages, a delight and a law to remote genera- tions; making beauty a force and purity an example!” ...

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.... She is your daughter, isn t she, Mr. Peggotty? No, sir. My brother-in-law, Tom, was her fa- ther. I couldn t help it. - Dead, Mr. Peggotty? I ... ...rs of that family besides Mrs. Gummidge. But Mr. Peggotty made no such re- tort, only answering with another entreaty to Mrs. Gummidge to cheer up. I... ...ar relation. Then she looked at me, and said: Is that your boy, sister-in-law? My mother acknowledged me. Generally speaking, said Miss Murdstone,... ...stone after everybody else was placed; where I was stationed, a young out- law, all alone by myself near the door; and whence I was solemnly conducted... ...g, repeating the gesture. I have the happiness of knowing your father- in-law, whispered Mr. Creakle, taking me by the ear; and a worthy man he is,... ...d wife, whom I can just remember connecting in my own thoughts with a pale tortoise-shell cat), it was but seldom that I enjoyed the happiness of pass... ... of the box, appeared to be a sufficient compensa- tion to him for all his tortures. I prepared Peggotty for Steerforth s arrival and it was not long ... ... Mithers? asked Steerforth. That s tellings, my blessed infant, she re- torted, tapping her nose again, screwing up her face, and twinkling her eye... ...xpiate my recollection of that indelible look which Agnes had given me the torturing impossibility of communicating with her, not knowing, Beast that ...

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...e, and said something about bidding him go back to his fiddling brother in-law. The son was waiting in the hall, heard everything, threw himself on hi... ..., said—’Ah! here’s a little about her; it is in a letter from my sister-in-law, Philip’s mother, when they were stay- ing at Stylehurst.’ ‘Who? My fat... ... to spend a day or two at Stylehurst; and this is the letter my sister-in- law wrote at the time: ‘“Our visitors have just left us, and on the whole I... ...l the spectators in fear for his fingers. ‘Yes,’ said Laura, ‘I saw how it tortured your eyebrows all the time you were translating Schiller to us. I ... ... to see how he put down and pushed away all he had once begun to touch and torture. Mrs. Edmonstone said it was self command in no common degree; and ... ...uperior man, is the way he adapts himself to his company. He lays down the law to us, because he knows we are all born to be his admirers; he calls Th... ...le.’ ‘Does she say nothing more satisfactory?’ asked his aunt, her anxiety tortured by his composure. ‘Has she learnt no more?’ ‘Nothing more of his p... ...es; ‘still less after I saw Philip’s animosity.’ ‘“Les absens ont toujours tort,”’ interrupted Laura; then, afraid of saying too much, she added,—‘Com... ... the scene, and thinking what waste it was to go through such a variety of torture without the dignity of dan- ger. If I could but have got up ever so...

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... I hear a whisper going through the leaves. “This, in commemoration of the law of love and kindness, mercy and compassion. This, in re- membrance of M... ...previ- ously at daggers—drawn on our account? When brothers and sisters-in-law who had always been rather cool to us before our relationship was ef- f... ...ppy to bring it all it wants, to make it complete. I bring you your son-in-law, ma’am—and you, your hus- band, miss. The gentleman is a perfect strang... ... the Society, and have it flogged all round. After witnessing with joy the torture of his enemies, and gloating over the cries which agony would ex- t...

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... For dread of blame and honours blemishment; And eke vnto her lookes a law she made, That none of them once out of order went, But lik... ...ke the Doue sate by the Faulcons side, Ne each of other feared fraud or tort, But did in safe securitie abide, Withouten perill of the ... ...hoorded threasure, The which that tyrant gathered had by wrong And tortious powre, without respect or measure. Vpon all which the Brito... ... he enioyes The wide kingdome of loue with Lordly sway, And to his law compels all creatures to obay. And all about her altar scattered...

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...o, and if they emerged from their obscurity it was only to be condemned as law-break- ers. Their lives were thrown away for a cause that had no right ... ..., Trench, let us get on.” “Can’t you?” drawled the New England voice. “You law-abiding, get-a-summons, act-of—parlia- ment lot of sons of Belial—can’t... ...f mist. “Yes. He broke some trade regulation or other and talked big about law-courts and legal tri- als to the lieutenant of the Komet. ‘Certainly,’ ... ... into the clutches of a particularly desperate man and beyond the reach of law. A certain small amount of calculation entered the audacity of his remo... ...er looking at the offender with cold malevolence, Shaw went on to speak of law- courts, of trials, and of the liberty of the subject; then 156 The Re... ...er of Hassim and Immada. “Can you do anything else?” was the whispered re- tort of Jaffir the messenger accustomed to speak frankly to the great of th... ... you now,” mumbled Jorgenson. “You have some new purpose in view now,” re- torted Mrs. Travers with spirit. “But you won’t make it clear to me. What i...

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...slators but advocates and parties to the causes which they determine? Is a law proposed concerning private debts? It is a question to which the credit... ...nment implies the power of making laws. It is essen- tial to the idea of a law, that it be attended with a sanction; or, in other words, a penalty or ... ...onounce the resolutions of such a ma- jority to be contrary to the supreme law of the land, uncon- stitutional, and void. If the people were not taint... ... the State governments. The magistracy, being equally the ministers of the law of the land, from whatever source it might emanate, would doubt- less b... ...the order and ends of civil polity, by substituting vio- lence in place of law, or the destructive coercion of the sword in place of the mild and salu... ...le sacri- fices to the general weal, or, in particular emergencies, to ex- tort unreasonable indulgences. Lastly, it would facilitate and foster the b...

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... idea is regarded by Hegel as the supreme principle of philosophy; and the law of contradiction, which is affirmed by logicians to be an ultimate prin... ...ans to be an ultimate principle of the human mind, is displaced by another law, which 10 Philebus asserts the coexistence of contradictories as imper... ...les with and regu- lates the infinite is best expressed to us by the word ‘law. ’ It is that which measures all things and assigns to them their limit... ...use of the union of the finite and infinite might be described as a higher law; the final measure which is the highest expression of the good may also... ...is the highest expression of the good may also be described as the supreme law. Both these conceptions are realized chiefly by the help of the materia... ... from opposite sources, nevertheless as pleasures they are alike. Yes, re- torts Socrates, pleasure is like pleasure, as figure is like figure and col... ... their true charac- ter. We give them a meaning often paradoxical and dis- torted, and generally weaker than their signification in common language. A... ...n feelings which differ widely even in good men; benevolence and self-love torture one half of our virtuous actions into the likeness of the other. Th...

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...s in Egypt are distinct from all the other classes, and are commanded by the law to devote themselves solely to military pursuits; moreover, the weapo... ...ur part of the world first to you. Then as to wisdom, do you observe how our law from the very first made a study of the whole order of things, extend... ...n them; and then, in accordance with the tale of Solon, and equally with his law, we will bring them into court and make them citizens, as if they wer... ...are the forms of time, which imitates eternity and revolves ac cording to a law of number. Moreover, when we say that what has become is become and... ... harmonizes so well in combi nations pleasing to the palate, and is, as the law testifies, a substance dear to the gods. The com pounds of earth and... ...hile in other parts the excess of air forcing its way through the veins dis torts them and decomposing the body is enclosed in the midst of it and oc...

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...e. This famous University still had a great repute as a training school in law, for which profession he was intended; but the reason why he did not re... ...tic vigour. He was qualified for it not merely by a solid knowledge of the law, and by great natural abili- ties, but by his thorough kindness of hear... ...y the example of a franker and less interested virtue than her sis- ter-in-law that might have been, are surprisingly human where most writers would h... ... in a constant state of civil war, or, which is per- haps as bad, of civil law, with Sir Thomas himself and the tenants of his manor. The foundation o... ... hath so distorted the English language as thou dost metamorphose and dis- tort the human senses. Thou puttest out our eyes, stoppest up our ears, and... ... Pride and Revenge spoke as loudly against him. And thus the poor lady was tortured with perplexity, oppo- site passions distracting and tearing her m... ...re t’other has you; till at last all becomes one scene of confusion in the tortured minds of the hearers; equal wa- gers are laid on the success, and ... ...followed this good man’s advice, as indeed his word was little less than a law in his parish; for as he had shown his parishioners, by an uniform beha... ...nocent defenceless animal out of its life, and putting it to the extremest torture for diversion. She had not much time to make reflections of this ki...

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...ent: once for an expedition to Nicaragua to ex- 13 Robert Louis Stevenson tort, under threat of a blockade, proper apologies and a sum of money due t... ...im an opportunity of proving his true talents; and he was appointed a Poor Law Inspector, first at Worcester, next at Manchester, where he had to deal... ... shoals about the river; the big canes on the further side hold numberless tortoises, we are told, but see none, for just now they prefer taking a sie... ...leeming Jenkin elegant hobbies; he read plays, as became Enfield’s son-in- law, with a good discretion; he wrote plays for his family, in which Eliza ... ...d and hung below the engraving; and for this he applied to his daughter-in-law: ‘I want you to work me something, Annie. An anchor at each side – an a... ...wife, praising their destiny, their marriage, their son, their daughter-in-law, their grandchil- 130 Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin dren, their manifold c...

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...nded they in noblest wise ‘Gainst Persian knights and many a valiant band; Tortosa won, lest winter might them shend, They drew to holds, and coming s... ...st his foot he set, And shook his wings with rory May dews wet. XV Then to Tortosa’s confines swiftly sped The sacred messenger, with headlong flight;... ...without, Some of green boughs their slender cabins frame, Some lodged were Tortosa’s streets about, Of all the host the chief of worth and name Assemb... ...efer I justly to a further spring, Spring of sedition, strife, oppression, tort, I mean commanding power to sundry given, In thought, opinion, worth, ... ...ou commandress therefore, Princess, Queen Of all our forces: be thy word a law.” This said, the virgin gan her beaver vail, And thanked him first, and... ...o late arrived a messenger Departs a foe, in act, in word, in thought, The law of nations or the lore of war, If he transgresses or no, he recketh nau... ...g Rinaldo in his desperate wrath, And with that sword that should Christ’s law maintain, One of Christ’s champions bold he killed hath, And this he di... ...le, despised your power. XXXIV And further adds, that he deserved death By law, and law should inviolate, That none offence could greater be uneath, A... ... sun, 327 Then through his host, that took so large a scope, 461 Then to Tortosa’s confines swiftly sped 7 There all alone Argantes took his stand,...

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...nded they in noblest wise ‘Gainst Persian knights and many a valiant band; Tortosa won, lest winter might them shend, They drew to holds, and coming s... ...st his foot he set, And shook his wings with rory May dews wet. XV Then to Tortosa’s confines swiftly sped The sacred messenger, with headlong flight;... ...without, Some of green boughs their slender cabins frame, Some lodged were Tortosa’s streets about, Of all the host the chief of worth and name Assemb... ...efer I justly to a further spring, Spring of sedition, strife, oppression, tort, I mean commanding power to sundry given, In thought, opinion, worth, ... ...ou commandress therefore, Princess, Queen Of all our forces: be thy word a law.” This said, the virgin gan her beaver vail, And thanked him first, and... ...o late arrived a messenger Departs a foe, in act, in word, in thought, The law of nations or the lore of war, If he transgresses or no, he recketh nau... ...g Rinaldo in his desperate wrath, And with that sword that should Christ’s law maintain, One of Christ’s champions bold he killed hath, And this he di... ...le, despised your power. XXXIV And further adds, that he deserved death By law, and law should inviolate, That none offence could greater be uneath, A... ...stroke, Then, Tancred, ill you counsel us, I trow; If lords should know no law, as erst you spoke, How vile and base our empire were you know, If none...

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...quietly go on reading his paper and drinking his coffee; but when he saw her tortured, suffering face, heard the tone of her voice, submissive to fate... ...rtment the Moscow office belonged. But if Karenina had not got his brother in law this berth, then through a hundred other personages—brothers, sister,... ...n Arkadyevitch, who had long known that Levin was in love with his sister in law, Kitty, gave a hardly perceptible smile, and his eyes sparkled merril... ...r blushing, because he could not answer, “I have come to make your sister in law an offer,” though that was precisely what he had come for. The famili... ...into the garden like a conquering hero. But as he ap proached his mother in law, he responded in a mournful and crestfallen tone to her inquiries abo... ...im off: there are the children, I am tied. And I can’t live with him! it’s a torture to me to see him.” “Dolly, darling, he has spoken to me, but I wa... ...hed me most. . . ” (and here Anna guessed what would touch Dolly most) “he’s tortured by two things: that he’s ashamed for the children’s sake, and th... ...ow am I to be his wife again after her. For me to live with him now would be torture, just because I love my past love for him. . . ” And sobs cut sho... ...e it, I was teaching Grisha just now: once this was a joy to me, now it is a torture. What have I to strive and toil for? Why are the children here? W...

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...r sentence thee a victim drear, To that ghaunt Plague which savage knows no law: Or, deep thy dagger in the friendly heart, Whilst each strong pass... ...hat joys shall ever glad his heart? Or who shall heal his wounded mind, If tortur’d by Misfortune’s smart? Who Hymeneal bliss will never prove, Th... ...t thy secret heart! O agØd Women! ye who weekly catch The morsel tossed by law-forced charity, And die so slowly, that none call it murder! O loat... ...o the deaf Synod, ‘full of gifts and lies!’ By Wealth’s insensate laugh! by Torture’s howl! Avenger, rise! For ever shall the t... ...ir Leoline will say Many a morn to his dying day! And hence the custom and law began That still at dawn the sacristan, Who duly pulls the heavy be... .... Hark! the deep buzz of Vanity and Hate! Scornful, yet envious, with self-torturing sneer My lady eyes some maid of humbler state, While the pert... ...ms can be shew’d In a thing that goes straight like an old Roman road? The tortoise crawls straight, the hare doubles about; And the true line of b... ...to the wind, Which long has raved unnoticed. What a scream Of agony by torture lengthened out That lute sent forth! Thou Wind, that rav’st with... ...ret at my will; The garden’s maze, like No-man’s-land, I tread, Nor common law, nor statute in my head; For my own proper smell, sight, fancy, feel...

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... lived, lest some ignorant person carry the fact to the death bed and dis tort it and make it appear that they were disobediently thank ful for the ... ...ook higher—and must. Yes, must. They need marry nothing below the grade of law yer or merchant; poppa and momma would take care of this; there must b... ...r for it? But the aunts were obdurate in their righteousness, and said the law that visited the sins of the parent upon the child was by all right and... ...nd gasped out: “Oh, my God! what is it? is she sick?” Then the poor aunt’s tortured heart rose in rebellion, and words came: “No—be comforted; she is ... ...d, my head!”—and so she wandered on and on, in her pain, flitting from one torturing fancy to another, and tossing her arms about in a weary and cease... ...tc., deliv ered at Sunflower Hill, South Carolina, and member of the Yale Law School. New Haven: published by T . H. Pease, 83 Chapel Street, 1845.” ... ...ren song of flattery. This, we think, should be according to the unwritten law of deco rum, which is stamped upon every innocent heart. The pre cept... ... in the door with his eyes directed up the road, his body sway ing to the torture of his mental distress. He had been made to drink his wife’s health... ...e column further still and read the poetry about little Ferguson, the word torture but vaguely suggests the anguish that rends us. In the Ledger (sa...

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...ietly go on reading his paper and drinking his coffee; but when he saw her tortured, suffering face, heard the tone of her voice, submissive to fate a... ...ment the Moscow office belonged. But if Karenin had not got his brother-in-law this berth, then through a hundred other personages—brothers, sisters, ... ...Arkadyevitch, who had long known that Levin was in love with his sister-in-law, Kitty, gave a hardly perceptible smile, and his eyes sparkled merrily.... ...blushing, because he could not answer, “I have come to make your sister-in-law an offer,” though that was pre- cisely what he had come for. The famili... ... Tolstoy garden like a conquering hero. But as he approached his mother-in-law, he responded in a mournful and crestfallen tone to her inquiries about... ... off: there are the children, I am tied. And I can’t live with him! it’s a torture to me to see him.” “Dolly, darling, he has spoken to me, but I want... ...ched me most...” (and here Anna guessed what would touch Dolly most) “he’s tortured by two things: that he’s ashamed for the children’s sake, and that... ... am I to be his wife again after her? For me to live with him now would be torture, just because I love my past love for him...” And sobs cut short he... ...it, I was teaching Grisha just now: once this was a joy to me, now it is a torture. What have I to strive and toil for? Why are the children here? Wha...

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...tangling and matting, unfit to be seen all the week, till nurse put him to torture every Saturday, by comb- ing them out so as, at least, to make him ... ...was to have no one to tame her, no eye over her; she found herself going a tort et a travers all the morning, and with no one to set her right. Since ... ... their short way! and then came some stories of his op- pression as a poor-law guardian, which greatly aggravated the wrath of the speaker and audienc... ...ing. “Ha, Norman! Think a little another time, my boy, before you take the law into your own hands, or, what is worse, into a lot of hands you can’t c... ...n, in his style of popular oratory. “If it is illegal, some one will go to law about it, and we shall have our alley again. We have shown him our mind... ...ht, and maybe winning his cause for him, to use any more violence. There’s law for you, Anderson. So now no more about it—let us all go home like rati... ...had unusual advantages. Mr. Rivers took care to introduce to his sister-in-law Dr. May (who would fain have avoided it), but ended by being in his tur... ...was going on, her muslin was stripped off her back, and that instrument of torture, a half made body, was being tried upon her. She made one of her mo... ... every marble cloud, green baize pew, and square-headed panel, anticipated tortures in the general sweep, for which his ecclesiastical taste and sense...