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...lic in fancy and feeling. The development of the reason undisturbed by the emotions seems to be the ideal at which Plato aims 6 Philebus in his later... ...ow I must further add what I omitted before, that in all these and similar emotions in which body and mind are op- posed (and they are innumerable), p... ... mentioned anger, desire, sorrow, fear, love, emulation, envy, and similar emotions, as examples in which we should find a mixture of the two elements...

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... is devoted to his master, sharing a few el- ementary ideas, appetites and emotions with him, and, for the rest, reverencing his superiority without u... ...s such an astonishingly intense and faithful translation into music of the emotions which ac- company the union of a pair of lovers, that it is questi... ...But for the most part the themes do not denote thoughts at all, but either emotions of a quite simple univer- sal kind, or the sights, sounds and fanc...

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...his stations with some personality, and extend to them, however shyly, the emotions of fear and love. To Margaret—I hope that it will not set the read... ...de the more readily by the gutter press of either nation. Have the private emotions also their gutter press? Margaret thought so, and feared that good... ...no doughtier comrade when it was necessary to voyage for a little past the emotions. So the sailors of Ulysses voyaged past the Sirens, having first s... ...fell. She saw back to the real man in him. Unwittingly she had touched his emotions. A woman and two men—they had formed the magic triangle of sex, an... ...thing it’s of that.” “One is certain of nothing but the truth of one’s own emotions.” The remark fell damply on the conversation. But Helen slipped he...

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...ion is a certain cordial exhilaration. In poetry and in common speech, the emotions of benevolence and complacency which are felt towards others are l... ...ese separated selves, draw me as nothing else can. They stir in me the new emotions we call passion; of love, hatred, fear, admiration, pity; thence c... ...you; for such as had eyes capable of being touched by simplicity and lofty emotions. Yet when we have said all our fine things about the arts, we must... ...the science of quan- tity, and it leaves out praise and blame and all weak emotions. All stealing is comparative. If you come to absolutes, pray who d... ... say, but are themselves the country which they represent; nowhere are its emotions or opin- ions so instant and true as in them; nowhere so pure from... ...o can receive a gift well. We are either glad or sorry at a gift, and both emotions are un- becoming. Some violence I think is done, some degrada- tio...

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...I was solemnly informed that if she became excited over anything or if her emotions were really stirred her little heart might cease to beat. For twel... ...d a real human being with a heart, with feelings, with sympathies and with emotions only as a bank-note represents a certain quantity of gold. I know ... ... into her little sitting-room and I then said—I spare you the record of my emotions—that she was aware that I wished to marry Nancy; that she had seem...

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..., and looks fixedly in front of her, as if torn by contending thoughts and emotions. WANGEL and ARNHOLM come across the room whispering. BOLETTE goes ...

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...hey were but words that I spoke: they only were meant for concealing Those emotions from thee with which my heart is distracted; And so leave me, O mo...

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...aiters and serviettes one felt impersonal, and able to conceal the private emotions. Rickie felt that if Miss Pembroke knew one thing about him, she k... ... he was suddenly ashamed. He had been carried away on the flood of his old emotions. Cambridge and all that it meant had stood before him passionately... ...on was over. He was too angry to be diverted from his purpose. Only slight emotions are thwarted by an interlude of farce. “I’ve had enough of this qu... ...o did she. Neither knew that the body can be insincere and express not the emotions we feel but those that we should like to feel. In reality she was ...

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...aras was one of the band of old-fashioned leaders; he was born for warlike emotions, and was distinguished for his uprightness of character. At that e... ...simply been laid aside, in order, for a time, to make way for other strong emotions; but often, very often, the young Cossack’s deep slumber had been ... ...s heart suddenly grew light within him, all seemed made smooth. The mental emotions and the feelings which up to that moment he had restrained with a ... ...ct Ivan Ivanovitch as he crept out that night, saw in hand; or the various emotions written on his countenance! Quietly, most quietly, he crawled alon...

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...ustrated by Professor Bain, in an admirable chapter (entitled “The Ethical Emotions, or the Moral Sense”) of the second of the two treatises compos i...

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...nderness and triumph followed one another without any connection, like the emotions of a madman. And those emotions, like a madman’s, sprang up quite ...

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...tor, is called ‘the madman,’ and who testifies his grief by the most violent emotions. Phaedo is also present, the ‘beloved disciple’ as he may be ter... ...rst auditors, but to us who in a distant country read the narrative of their emotions after more than two thou sand years have passed away. The two p...

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...espise ME.” “Not more than I despise myself. Indeed, not so much; for many emotions that seem base from within seem lovable from without.” “You intend... ... itself, as she was supposed in the college to be insensible to the softer emotions. Love wrought no exter- nal change upon her. It made her believe t... ...ee from the fault she had found in the lectures, inas- much as none of the emotions it described in the least re- 124 An Unsocial Socialist sembled a...

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...te of her, she returned to her work, her heart swelling with conflict- ing emotions. She was awed at the dreadful deed; she mourned the fate of the lo...

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...se liberty you drew the sword, perishing around you. And what will be your emotions when conscience whispers, “It was for my own safety that I drew it...

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...lp thyself,—thou savest all! [Tell stands fearfully agitated by contending emotions, his hands moving convulsively, and his eyes turning alter- nately...

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...o him that he had expected all this and even more. Trying to stimulate his emotions he looked around. “God, death, love, the brotherhood of man,” he k...

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...es that God is jealous, and nowhere states that God is without passions or emotions, we must evidently infer that Moses held this doctrine himself, or...

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...iod between dawning adoles- cence and full maturity when the pleasures and emotions of art will have to satisfy cravings which, if starved or insulted...

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... immensity of its dread bosom seemed to swell the higher, as if moved by the emotions of the song. Thus the world assumed another and a better aspect ...