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...recisely as they please in respect to those matters which exclusively con- cern them. I understand that this government of the United States, under wh... ...e might argue and establish if he could; but, so far as purposes were con- cerned, he was totally mistaken as to me. When I made that reply to him, I ... ...ld be confided to the whole—to the General Government; while whatever con- cerns only the State should be left exclusively to the State. This is all t...

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...ore by a chain fixed to a stake. Groslow jumped in, followed by Mordaunt, and in five minutes they were quite away from that world of houses which the... ...aling hereafter to your justice.” “Sir,” replied Anne, with a degree of haughtiness which to certain persons became impertinence, “this is the reason ... ...llections.” “But, God forgive me!” cried Anne, with that disdainful curl of the lips peculiar to her, “I believe that you are your- self interrogating...

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...al effluence? The ingenuousness of a girl, the graces of a child were dis- cernible under the domino. Though they walked apart, these two beings sugge... ...ittle fortune for Lydie. “Here I am required to look into the private con- cerns of a very young man who has bewitched my little girl by a glance. He ... ...will not lock the door into her room, and then—well, the rest is your con- cern—so be ready.” “I shall pay you the twenty-fife tousand francs in dat d... ...ve’s name, on which Asie had written, “Called about pressing business con- cerning Lucien.” Her first glance at the Duchess’ face showed her how till-... ...of an aneurism.’ “We all looked at each other. ‘Very great people are con- cerned in this deplorable business,’ said the President. ‘God grant for you... ...known its back-stairs, and I have dis- 474 Scenes from a Courtesan’s Life cerned, in the march of events, a Power which you call Provi- dence and I c...

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...c line, and it ill became him to be too inquisitive into other folk’s con- cerns. He had already said that he could hear nothing but that the lady liv... ...e, which was a beast of mettle, feeling himself put to his speed, and dis- cerning a couple of horses riding fast at some hundred yards’ distance befo... ...nd death!— I will see thee out of the Castle, for this is a more main con- cern than thy jugglery.” “But, please your worship,” said Wayland, “I am to...

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... the long corridor he had to traverse, Dantes, whose restless anxiety con- cerning his friend left him no desire to touch the food brought him, hurrie... ...e good wishes of all, and expressions of cordial interest in all that con- cerned him. To the captain he promised to write when he had made up his min... ...from government you would find them execrable. Besides, that does not con- cern the home but the financial department. Address yourself to M. Humann, ... ...sto 540 “Yes; I am calculating — by the way, Morcerf, that indirectly con- cerns you — I am calculating what the house of Danglars must have gained by...

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...’s the root of the evil. There’s money, to very large amounts, in the con- cern. Chad has had the free use of a great deal. But if he’ll pull himself ... ...s in the world, and they take more interest than any one else in what con- cerns him. As I’m his next best he sees a thousand rea- sons why we should ... ...t in that; and the truth, accordingly, so far as Bilham’s enquiry was con- cerned, had thrust in the answer. “Oh Chad!”—it was 162 The Ambassadors th... ...te was now to be offered to Sally; which Strether, so far as that was con- cerned, was glad to be there to witness. Would she in the least make it out... ...m was now at last, in the geniality of separation, anything at all it con- cerned him to know. He knew, up to the hilt—that really came over Chad; he ...

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...turning to me, “since, while devoting yourself to the human body, you con- cern yourself a good deal with the mind; it may tend to solve some of the p...

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...nts, and paid dearly for her litigious spirit; so that Mr. Smithers’s con- cern regarding the sale of it did not seem to me to be quite disinterested.... ...f the matter is that if I cannot procure 5,000£. before Saturday, our con- cern is ruined!” “What! the W est Diddlesex ruined?” says I, thinking of my... .... for the money!” B. then showed me to a fraction the accounts of the con- cern, and his own private account; proving beyond the possi- bility of a do... ...her lawyer from the country prevented her disposing of it. Before the con- cern finally broke, and as soon as she heard there was doubt concerning it,...

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...LON ON ON ON ON DIDYMUS, the grammarian, in his answer to Asclepiades con- cerning Solon’s Tables of Law, mentions a passage of one Philocles, who sta... ...his pleasure. First, then, he repealed all Draco’s laws, except those con- cerning homicide, because they were too severe, and the 146 V olume One pu... ...withdrew from the senate and practice of the bar, quitting all public con- cerns; which gave an occasion of discourse, and fear, too, lest 161 Plutar... ...174 V olume One he neither praised nor approved their return, but was con- cerned lest he should appear less faithful than Porsenna, and this boldness... ...so much as changed color or countenance, but remained without fear or con- cern, leaning upon their staves, and sitting quietly, looking at each other... ...cter showed itself gradually, more and more to those with whom he was con- cerned, and claimed, as it were, employment in great affairs, 558 V olume ... ...se of his un- merciful disposition. The Lacedaemonians did not at all con- cern themselves for any other accusers; but afterwards, when Pharnabazus, h... ...st with all the vehemence possible, and began to revive those stories con- cerning him and his sister, and cried out against him as the partisan of th... ... in the very height of military and civil glory, the people were much con- cerned, and flocked together, and would have forcibly taken his corpse, as ...

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...e misconduct of Samuel’s two sons, who were entrusted with some secular con cerns, they came in an abrupt and clamorous manner to Samuel, saying, BE...

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...at question to her; but it had immediately sounded for him to his own con- cern, and the possibility was what most made him sorry for her. If she did ... ...er for—so far as any- thing but this proved, this bottomless drop was con- cerned—the last time of their life. It rested on him with 39 Henry James a...

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...ese tidings with the fundamental detachment that Mrs. Corvick’s overt con- cern quite failed to hide: it gave me the measure of her consummate indepen...

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...[37] (1) [37] (1) [37] (1) [37] (1) Again, method must necessarily be con- cerned with reasoning or understanding—I mean, method is not identical with... ...58] (1) [58] (1) [58] (1) [58] (1) Let us now pass on to the fictions con- cerned with essences only , or with some reality or existence simultaneousl... ...1) [u] (1) [u] (1) [u] (1) I shall presently show that no fiction can con- cern eternal truths. By an eternal truth, I mean that which being positive ...

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... of Agesilaus, was extremely attached. Archidamus, as became him, was con- cerned for the danger of his friend’s father, but yet he durst not do anyth... ... was about to purge Craterus with hellebore, partly out of an anxious con- cern for him, and partly to give him a caution how he used that medicine. H... ...ury and display from the commonwealth? Do you think those men were so con- cerned only about a lute-string, or intended anything else than to check in... ...chamber a couple of snakes, and that the soothsayers, being consulted con- cerning the prodigy, advised, that he should neither kill them both nor let... ...Tiberius would ever have met with his misfortunes, if Scipio had been con- cerned in dealing with his measures; but he was away fight- ing at Numantia... ...ad to say, struck him with his dagger and slew him. And thus much, as con- cerns his descent by the mother’s side, is confessed by all; but as for his...

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... offer. ‘What change is there in you, Martin,’ she replied; ‘for that con- cerns me nearest? You look more anxious and more thoughtful than you used.’... ...hus, as they went clinking, jingling, rattling smoothly on, the whole con- cern, from the buckles of the leaders’ coupling-reins to the handle of the ...

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...ce by the Duke of Mantua; which, because it is a matter of State that con cerns us here at home, I shall speak no farther of it. I shall add but one ...

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...few readers than to us. The Professor, in whom truly we more and more dis- cern a certain satirical turn, and deep under-currents of roguish whim, for... ...r wages, and sleep! “Thus, too,” continues he, “does an observant eye dis- cern everywhere that saddest spectacle: The Poor perish- ing, like neglecte... ...looking intensely for a length of time into their own navels, came to dis- cern therein the true Apocalypse of Nature, and Heaven Unveiled. To my own ... ...ts Dandies, been suf- ficiently drawn; and we come now to the second, con- cerning Tailors. On this latter our opinion happily quite coincides with th... ...ture has sometimes been, that perhaps Necessity as well as Choice was con- cerned in it. Seems it not conceivable that, in a Life like our Professor’s...

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...nting party, or were shipwrecked. I then recounted the floating rumours con cerning the hooded lady, the owl, and Master B.: with oth ers, still mor... ... the prisoner, who had been looking on attentively, but with no sign of con cern, became violently agitated, and beckoned to his attor ney. The pris...

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...iggory come back?” “Little girls should not meddle with what does not con- cern them,” answered Deborah. “You need not call me a little girl,” said Lu...

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...cy, to stop at the door of a house of ill-fame, and, crowning all, to dis- cern in Rosina’s bashfulness a reticence imposed by the po- lice—is not all... ...the poor crea- tures; she gave them forty francs and questioned them, dis- cerning from the woman’s thanks that she was a Venetian. Prince Emilio woul...