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...f existence sometimes breed, in their sluggish depths, strange acuities of emotion, and Mary Boyne had felt from the first the occasional brush of an ... ... broke into furious invec- tive, while the Marquess continued to nurse his outraged feel- ings aloof. The Count shook his head funereally. “Alas, sir,... ...d in de- tail regarding the contents of a volume seemed to her as great an outrage as being searched for smuggled laces at the Cus- tom House. The clu... ...e cerebellum,” she remarked, “is not infrequently the seat of the literary emotions.” And she took a second lump of sugar. The sting that this remark ... ...cted rescuer. The expression of each denoted a different phase of the same emotion. Mrs. Plinth was the first to compose her features to an air of rea... ...ame to her support with a heavy murmur of assent, and Laura Glyde breathed emotionally: “I have known cases where it has changed a whole life.” “It ha... ... rose upon her, possessing her once more to the exclu- sion of every other emotion. Her eyes ached, her throat swelled with it, and two painful tears ...

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...as cool a hand as was possible in the heat and clash of my own conflicting emotions. And after all this is also the story of their conflicts. It is fo... ... the province had been warned off with threats of violence. In other cases outrageous pre- tensions as to price had been raised. But the man of railwa... ...ted to himself the disadvantages of his new position, because he viewed it emotionally. His po- sition in Costaguana was no worse than before. But man... ...s a desperately conservative creature, and the extravagant novelty of this outrage upon his purse distressed his sensibilities. Everybody around him w... ... nothing but the mine. He groaned over the injustice, the persecution, the outrage of that mine; he occupied whole pages in the exposition of the fata... ...to his father, yet calm and reflective. His personal feelings had not been outraged, and it is difficult to resent with proper and durable indignation... ...ss. He owed it to the dead man’s memory. Such were the—prop- erly speaking—emotions of Charles Gould. His thoughts ran upon the means of raising a lar... ... decoyed him further than he meant to go; and with the roundabout logic of emotions, he felt that the worthiness of his life was bound up with suc- ce... ...ks could have heard) he had not been able to keep out his fixed idea of an outraged Church waiting for reparation from a peni- tent country. The polit...

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... even the forgetfulness of the Judge, which, under the influence of strong emotion, had banished the recollec- tion of the wound of this stranger, see... ...ntenance was fierce, and then again it seemed to pass away in some painful emotion. The arm that was extended bent and brought the hand nigh to his fa... ...s attitude of leaning on his rifle. Neither Natty nor Mohegan betrayed any emotion, though the appearance of Elizabeth was so entirely unexpected. “I ... ...the sable owner of the turkey, the man who gave rise to this extraordinary emotion was as calm and collected as if there was not to be a single specta... ...ress, caused him to pause a moment. As no answer was given, and the strong emotion exhibited in the countenance of the youth gradually passed away, he... ...rance of the laws as by a strict sense of the importance of punishing such outrages as this of which you have been found guilty . They have there- for...

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...ment gazing at one of those preposterous por- traits of a knight-errant in outrageous panoply and plumes with which the publishers of chivalry romance... ... houses, dragged mares after him, and perpetrated a hundred thousand other outrages wor- thy of everlasting renown and record? And though I have no in... ..., namely whether it would be better and more to his purpose to imitate the outrageous madness of Roland, or the melancholy madness of Amadis; and comm... ...dismal story of my misfortune: say if it be one that can be told with less emotion than you have seen in me; and do not trouble yourselves with urging... ...rnando, Cardenio changed colour and broke into a sweat, with such signs of emotion that the curate and the barber, who observed it, feared that one of... ...easons, and is increased or diminished by chance causes; and naturally the emotions of the mind will heighten or impair it, though indeed more frequen... ...us all such happiness!” All this and more the Judge uttered with such deep emotion at the news he had received of his brother that all who heard him s... ...rying her off against her will, and that ye have committed some scandalous outrage against her; and I, who was born into the world to redress all such... ...ith the proud, haughty with the humble, encounterer of dangers, endurer of outrages, enamoured without reason, imitator of the good, scourge of the wi...

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...o one better: but I held my peace and shivered as with an ague. Mistaking my emotion, they were endeavouring to cheer me with the hope that the boy wo... ...lders,— the more alarming because unaccompanied by any noise whatever. These emotions, however, gradually subsided, and after three or four short rela... ...e rail to sich coachmen and guards as is sometimes forced to go by it, but a outrage and a insult? As to the pace, wot sort o’ pace do you think I, To... ...Dickens 116 It is not my purpose to dilate upon the sorrow and affectionate emotions of which I was at once the wit ness and the sharer. But I may s...

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...ntile characteristic. The fear felt by a tiger cub is cer- tainly a social emotion, that drives it back to the other cubs, to its mother and the dark ... ... thought of the youngster played a large part in the series of complicated emotional crises with which he celebrated the departure of his wife, crises... ... one understands, too, a certain re- lief that mingled with his undeniable emotion when at last 40 The Research Magnificent the time came for young B... ...I am wrong. I’ve been thinking about it night and day.” Benham betrayed no emotion. But his tone changed. “Billy,” he said, “there are cigarettes and ... ...esertion. But to suggest such generosities on paper, in cold ink, would be outrageous. And, in brief—he ought not to have gone there to lunch. After t... ... of romance, and a few strong simple clean-shaven Americans have that much emotional integrity. (And even the Americans do at times seem to an observa... ...sm of Prothero. “I’m not talking of Love,” he said, remaining persistently outrageous. “I’m talking of physical needs. That first. What is the good of... ...stery of this great hatred at first hand. He did not want to hear tales of outrages, of such things he knew, but he wanted to understand what was the ... ...hich he had been quite disposed to concede in London, now struck him as an outrageous suggestion. He wrote to ask her why, and she responded exasperat...

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...th his hands. The poor woman was smitten almost helpless with sur- prise and grief; but she contrived to hide her emotions, and to soothe the boy to s... ...n his brother; but Hugh put up his hand in dissent, then dropped his chin mournfully upon his breast, saying with emotion— “Ah, God of his mercy give ... ...tinge appeared for a moment in the lady’s cheek, and she dropped her eyes to the floor; but her voice betrayed no emotion when she proceeded— “I have ... ...betrayed confusion and distress, but there was no avoiding an answer, so one of them said, in a voice choked with emotion— “Oh, thou’lt break our hear... ...ings. The King was seized. He did not even struggle, so paralysed was he with the mere thought of the mon- strous outrage that was proposed to be infl...

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...r had been des- ecrated. He was reminded, however, of the observation this outrage had led him to make, and, for further assur- ance, he knocked on th... ...d his discoveries successively in his hands he became conscious of a queer emotion which was not altogether elation and yet was still less pure pain. ... ...t been resentful; it had been ner- 33 Henry James vous, tremulous, as the emotion of an unexpected plea- sure might have been. “That’s really why I d... ...d he sat there as if he had been held in a velvet vise, throbbing with the emotion, irre- coverable ever after in its freshness, of the young artist i... ...ick and forsaken and in want of comfort and of money. Yet it was a kind of outrage to his dignity to have the knife held to his throat, and he was irr... ... afterwards not as a phase of temptation, though they had been full of the emotion that accompanies an intense vision of alternatives. The struggle wa... ...ss of safety, and he could make out, as he recovered his balance, that his emotion struck her simply as a violent surprise. He gave a muffled murmur: ...

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..., was excluded by his unguarded promise to Lady Conway. All the tumultuary emotions of his mind were endlessly repeated, and many a slow and pealing n... ...new what Ponsonby was, and nothing from him coldd surprise me—even such an outrage on feeling and decency. Besides, he has effectually shut him- self ... ...under such uncertainties, and his conviction was too strong to give way to emotion. He thanked her, and praised her with unwonted agitation, and regre... ...g conclusive, and took care to read it when there were no eyes to mark her emotions. ‘Ormersfield and his son were there,’ wrote Oliver. ‘The young ma... ...venues of Cheveleigh; and, disdain- ful as he was, it seemed another cruel outrage that his right- ful inheritance should be in the hands of another, ... ...r the best for our children and ourselves.’ He grasped her hand in intense emotion. ‘I know you are anxious about me,’ added Isabel. ‘My ways have bee... ... I don’t want no more of her false words,’ muttered Tom, returning, in his emotion, to his peasant’s emphatic double negative. ‘Hypocrite! Do you know...

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... manity and cruelty, and in seizing, forcing, and committing all manner of outrages upon every thing that fell into their hands; all respect for other... ...fe, which few men can avoid being moved by, seduced Theseus to commit that outrage upon his son. And what is more, Romulus, in his anger, committed an... ..., the greatest slave in the world. For my part, I am of opinion that these outrages and cruelties began to be ex- ercised in Sparta at a later time, e... ...te was a virtuous and dutiful wife, but, at last, growing impatient of the outrages done to her by her 323 Plutarch’s Lives husband’s continual enter... ... opportunity, would he endure the insolence of the Lacedaemonians, and the outrages of the Thirty. Nor was it an absurd thing in the people to enterta... ...y disparaging her birth. She, suddenly seized with the sort of instinct or emotion of mind which I have de- scribed, and happily lighting, not without...

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...e last Dey, Baba Hali, had been a wise and prudent man, anxious to repress outrage, and to be on good terms with the two great European powers; but he... ...s. Arthur’s heart had learnt to beat at sight of the British en- sign with emotions very unlike those with which he had seen it wave at Sheriffmuir; b... ...clasped the child to his breast, and shed tears over him, so that the less emotional Englishmen thought at first that they must be kinsmen. However, A... ...- egades in the Algerine service. The Dey was too dignified to betray much emotion; but he spoke a few words, and these were understood to profess his...

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... a street even, I’d like to know, without being run down—what?’ I say it’s outrageous. I’d a knifed him in another minute. It was an outrage. I say it... ...us. I’d a knifed him in another minute. It was an outrage. I say it was an outrage.” “Sure it was,” McT eague hastened to reply. “Sure, sure.” “Oh, an... ...e with incredible emphasis, appearing at every turn of his con- versation—”Outraged constituencies,” “cause of labor,” “wage earners,” “opinions biase... ...aintest suggestion of a flush coming and going in her withered cheeks. The emotion of one of these chance meetings remained with them during all the r... ...and waiting. The old dressmaker was shocked out of all expression. She was outraged, offended, pursing her lips, putting up her head. She talked of co... ...nervous as a school- boy. He fancied that his call upon Miss Sieppe was an outrageous affront. She would freeze him with a stare; he would be shown th... ...e partition; she rocked gently, sipping her tea, calming herself after the emotions of that wonderful evening. Old Grannis heard the clinking of the t... ... you shouldn’t—if you shouldn’t.” But by the middle of the winter T rina’s emotions, oscil- lating at first from one extreme to another, commenced to ... ...surrendering herself to the will of an irresistible, virile power. Trina’s emotions had narrowed with the narrowing of her daily life. They reduced th...

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...tisfaction and importance of having to give such a narration, and exciting emotion and pity. It was re- markable how she managed to make herself the h... ...ld prepare the way for his confession to his father, all real sense of his outrageous conduct towards his aunt was gone. Disheartened and worn out, Al... ...er his brow as overcame her again, and she could not speak without so much emotion that he silenced her; and finding that she could neither leave the ... ...o a game at romps, cut short by Mr. Kendal, as soon as the noise grew very outrageous. ‘That’s enough to-night; good night.’ And when they each had ki... ...iven it a good shove with your kindness, Mrs. Kendal,’ he added, with deep emotion in his sensitive voice; ‘only you must not talk of my going home, o... ...and principle, had been led on by the contagion around him, and at last an outrageous wine party had brought matters to a crisis. The most guilty were... ... sister, hasten back to soothe the old lady, who had been terrified by her emotion. It had been a great mistake to bring her in abruptly, when tired w... ...ime.’ ‘One could not help that, papa; but I did say a great deal about the outrageous impropriety of raising the question, because I thought Algernon ... ...ill occur at last to prove to him that we honour him, and don’t view it as outrageous presumption; and then—oh! there can be no doubt that he will hav...

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...e su- perscription; I looked at it for some moments; it caused me a sudden emotion. Presently the little girl, becoming aware of my attention, glanced... ...e notorious. The gentleman in question had de- manded satisfaction for his outraged honour; but for some reason or other (the Countess, to do her just... ...access of jealous fury the Count had struck Camerino in the face; and this outrage, I know not how justly, was deemed expiable before the other. By an...

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...ried to say ‘Humbug!’ but stopped at the first syllable. And being, from the emotion he had under gone, or the fatigues of the day, or his glimpse of... ... knew it. The way he went after that plump sister in the lace tucker, was an outrage on the cre dulity of human nature. Knocking down the fire irons,... ...n it seemed to look upon him. ‘If there is any person in the town, who feels emotion caused by this man’s death,’ said Scrooge quite agonised, ‘show ... ...ristmas Carol: Stave 4 58 next moment, and was sorry; but the first was the emotion of her heart. ‘What the half drunken woman whom I told you of las... ...od, were brighter; and it was a happier house for this man’s death. The only emotion that the Ghost could show him, caused by the event, was one of p...

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...sweet plaintive song did I hear And I fancied that she was the singer. May emotions as pure as that song set astir Be the wont that the future shall b... ...h your half off a piece? Or are you going to keep it right alongside of us outrageous fellows? Or are you going to build up a wall some way between yo... ...NDENCE, PHILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY 22, 1861. MR. CUYLER:—I am filled with deep emotion at finding myself standing here, in this place, where were collecte... ...icians would at once deny the power and de- nounce the act as the greatest outrage upon State rights. But suppose that precisely the same act, instead...

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...ght.” He stayed, And seemed to wish his words unsaid: But, by that strong emotion pressed, Which prompts us to unload our breast, E’en when discov... ...th me they must not stay. Saint Hilda keep her Abbess true! Who knows what outrage he might do While journeying by the way? O blessed saint, if e’e... ... and read. What ail’st thou? Speak!” For as he took The charge, a strong emotion shook His frame; and, ere reply, They heard a faint yet shrilly ...

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...with the rioters, and after these twenty-six years no one remem- bered the outrages and terrors of the time with anything but horror; and the coming o... ...d been most helpful in the care of her father. But his dignity was so much outraged that he talked big of going to bring her home—only he did not go. ... ...aking hands in an agitated way all round, and speaking very fast with much emotion. “I want you to come and search for my poor uncle. He was certainly... ...d been more regular; but he must always have had a much more sensitive and emotional nature than his uncle could ever understand. The reproach, howeve... ...a well-known axiom, that the author of a riot is respon- sible for all the outrages committed in it, and it is undeni- able that the whole insurrectio... ...ng burning kiss, then, while she was almost faint and quite pas- sive with emotion, he laid her on the sofa, and called her mother. “Lady Diana,” he s... ...o Baby Horsman’s hands. She was altogether herself by day, gave no sign of emotion, and was as merry as possible throughout the journey, calling out t...

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... him away up to what he is—en dis is what I git for it.” Sometimes when some outrage of peculiar offensiveness stung her to the heart, she would plan ... ...ow tell me, Roxy, tell me.” The heir of two centuries of unatoned insult and outrage looked down on him and seemed to drink in deep draughts of satisf... ...m fretted and chafed awhile in a whirlwind of disorga nizing sensations and emotions, and finally said, with some thing like settled conviction: “Th... ...e I could—I never dreamed of their slipping out on a paltry fine for such an outrageous offense—well, once in the cala boose they would be disgraced,... ...iends, and sorrow and loss to the whole community. The utmost penalty of the outraged law would be exacted, and upon the accused, now present at the b...

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...coach this afternoon. ‘Notwithstanding the excited state of the populace, no outrage has yet been committed, owing to the admirable discipline and dis... ...ur and twenty hours was perfectly restored. She did not now betray the least emotion at the sight or mention of pearls or any other ornaments. She was...