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...s- sible, too, that the Faun might be educated through the me- dium of his emotions, so that the coarser animal portion of his nature might eventually... ...nscious play of his features, which, within a limited range of thought and emotion, would speak volumes in a moment. By and by, his own mood seemed to... ...y,-Miriam heard it without anger or disturbance, though with no responding emotion. It was as if they had strayed across the limits of Arcadia; and co... ...his avowal, but was irre- sistibly drawn to it by the sympathy of the dark emotion in her own breast with that so strongly expressed by Donatello. T w... ...“Do you see it?” he said to Hilda. “See what?” asked she, surprised at the emotion of his tone. “I see Miriam, who has just bathed her hands in that d... ...as done more towards reconciling the incongruity of Divine Omnipotence and outraged, suffering Humanity, combined in one person, than the theologians ... ...e enough to track a political offender, but are too often blind to private outrage, be it murder or any lesser crime. Kenyon counted little upon their... ...th, she had vanished out of sight. It was terrible to imagine what hideous outrage might have thrust her into that abyss! Then the lover tried to comf...

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...yet at the same time in a way akin—were mingled in him into a single vague emotion, which at once soothed and excited him, and robbed him of his power... ...ven seeing with her eyes, feeling not your own isolated emo- tion, but her emotion—nature would not make you melan- choly or restless then, and you wo... ...vna, was a thin, little woman with delicate features, and a tendency to be emotional and melancholy. At school, she had devoted her- self to music and... ...d of the path and the grass, were bright with the quiet ardour of generous emotions, while in his soothed voice there was heard the delight of a man w... ...r of a ru- ined official, educated at a government boarding school, a very emotional, soft-hearted, and deceitful creature; she was for ever falling i... ...v stopped. ‘Go on, go on,’ she said. ‘There were rumours that she had been outraged and mur- dered by a T urkish aga; her husband, Insarov’s father, f... ... with you—or no—that is too little to say: your behaviour is a pain and an outrage to me—to me and to your mother— your mother whom you see here.’ Nik...

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...ends among the followers of its creed. In the description of the principal outrages, reference has been had to the best authorities of that time, such... ... was quite white in the face, even to her lips, but had wholly subdued her emotion, and wore her usual quiet look. Varden fancied as he glanced at her... ...igin in his own teeming brain, stimulated by a swelling sense of wrong and outrage, Mr Tappertit demanded whether he had strength of heart to take the... ... Miggs, turning on the tears again, previous to quitting the room in great emotion, ‘I never see such a blessed one as she is for the forgiveness of h... ... of yours. God forbid, Miss Haredale,’ said the good gentleman, with great emotion, ‘that there should be in your gentle breast one causeless ground o... ...n the same breath that it was a fine night, and in short, betrayed no more emotion than the forge itself. ‘I couldn’t go,’ said Joe, ‘without coming t... ...y lord—Sir John,’—he cried, ‘draw, one of you—you are responsible for this outrage, and I look to you. Draw, if you are gentlemen.’ With that he struc... ... raged and roared, like a mad monster as it was, unceasingly, and each new outrage served to swell its fury. Within doors, matters were even yet more ... ...k this looks a little more like business!’ Chapter 51 PROMISING AS THESE outrages were to Gashford’s view, and much like business as they looked, th...

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...re in Utopia at all. “You mean?” “T ake her away from him! What’s all this emotion of yours worth if it isn’t equal to that!” Positively he seems agha... ...nd with a careful ambi- guity of manner for the thing may be considered an outrage, and I try to make it possible the idea is a jest—put my test deman... ...reely about possibilities that would have struck the men of the Academy as outrageous extravagance, and it is in regard to politico-social expedients ... ...nements and consolations, no Utopia will ever save him completely from the emotional drama of struggle, from exultations and humiliations, from pride ... ...eak terrors, the solitudes and ignominies of the modern prison do not seem outrageously cruel. If you want to go so far as that, then kill. Why, once ... ...t the incidence of the struggle for existence from our lower to our higher emotions, so to anticipate and neutralise the motives of the cowardly and b... ... of feeling than his—good hock to the mixed gin, porter and treacle of his emotions, a perception of si- militudes and oppositions that carries even t... ...d natu- rally he broods on the source of all his most copious feelings and emotions, women, and particularly upon the woman who has most made him feel... ...SACRE IN ODESSA. DISCOVERY OF HUMAN REMAINS AT CHERTSEY. SHOCKING LYNCHING OUTRAGE IN NEW YORK STATE. GERMAN INTRIGUES GET A SET-BACK. THE BIRTHDAY HO...

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... Alarmed by the excesses of the press, more alarmed still by the attempted outrages of the republican party, he sought in retirement from the world th... ...lking with a marriageable daughter,—a sight which caused him as painful an emotion as he formerly felt when a young man passed him riding to the Bois,... ...oid sat down as if to put his ideas in order, for he had gone through more emotion during this one morning than he had often done in the agitated mont... ... to her, to please her, to deserve her praise: in short, he felt the first emotions of platonic love; he saw glimpses of the untold grandeur of that s... ...eks. She took Godefroid’s hand and pressed it, then she said, with strange emotion, “It is well.” That evening, after dinner, visitors came in: a vica... ...whole region was alarmed by their depredations. There is no doubt that the outrages committed at la Sartiniere, at Vonay, and at the chateau of Saint-... ...akness and timidity which indigence imparts to all unfortunates. These two emotions seemed to have made crevices in that solidly constructed face whic...

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...e same pen: a common steel pen. Having been charged with a certain lack of emotional faculty I am glad to be able to say that on one occasion at least... ...ts vividness cannot be made clear to another mind, any more than the vivid emotions of a dream. One must have seen his innate splendour, one must have... ...about him. What was he capable of? There was a surprising flash of violent emotion within him, as if in the presence of some- thing undreamt-of, dange... ...hair. He sat quiet as if he had taken a dose of opium. The violence of the emotions he had passed through pro- duced a feeling of exhausted serenity. ... ...their enlarged world amongst perfectly delightful men and women who feared emotion, enthusiasm, or failure, more than fire, war, or mortal disease; wh... ...hould leave it like this—in evidence for chance discovery—struck him as so outrageous that, thinking of it, he experienced suddenly a staggering sense... ... Look round you—there’s your answer, if you only care to see. Nothing that outrages the received beliefs can be right. Your conscience tells you that....

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...y grateful under the trial, must be still more so; but whatever his secret emotions, he swallowed them, while still retaining each copper this side th... ...Apply it home,” he continued, with exterior calmness tremulous with inkept emotion. “Sup- pose, now, I should exercise no charity in judging your own ... ...t? I mean for yourself!” “I?—would it had been possible!” Not without some emotion was this said, and not without some embarrassment was the reply. “A... ...od man was more bound to guard himself against than, on some top- ics, the emotional unreserve of his natural heart; for, that the natural heart, in c... ...ed himself, for an instant looked toward the herb-doctor; but, either from emotion or aversion, or both together, withdrew his eyes, saying nothing. P... ...rtant, or so selfish-minded, as to hold his personal exemption from Indian outrage such a set-off against the contrary experience of so many others, a... ..., ere the sensibilities become osseous, receives at their hand some signal outrage, or, which in effect is much the same, some of his kin have, or som... ...rs troop from all sides to a storm- cloud, so straggling thoughts of other outrages troop to the nucleus thought, assimilate with it, and swell it. At...

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... had conceived nothing—I had felt the whole. This confused suc- cession of emotions did not retard the future efforts of my reason, though they added ... ...d during the two years I was neither the victim nor witness of any violent emotions. I knew nothing so delightful as to see every one content, not onl... ...ssion is so deeply engraved on my soul, that every relative idea renews my emotion: the sentiment of indignation, which in its origin had reference on... ...At this time my imagination took a turn which helped to calm my increasing emotions; it was, to contemplate those situations in the books I had read, ... ...easiness reached almost to melancholy, and a wish to live with her gave me emotions of tenderness even to tears. Never shall I forget one great holida... ... be imputed to her. Yet I could not state the true reason without doing an outrage to Madam d’Epinay, who certainly had a right to my gratitude for wh... ... favorite virtues, signalized themselves by the number and violence of the outrages with which, while each seemed to strive who should afflict me most... ... stoical moderation which reigns throughout the whole, after all the cruel outrages with which the author was loaded. But unable to answer the abuse, ... ...hould in that island be more separated from men, more sheltered from their outrages, and sooner forgotten by mankind: in a word, more abandoned to the...

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...useholds, which gave them the ways and means for the perpetration of their outrages. Sometimes the young devils incarnate lay in ambush along the Gran... ...s; then one or another of their number refused to share in some pro- posed outrage because a relation was involved. But if the scamps were not at Mere... ... got to the foot of the staircase he was taken with a fit of coughing; for emotion excited his catarrh. “Cough away!” said Flore in the kitchen, witho... ...f coughing; for the joy of being taken back to favor excited as violent an emotion as the punishment itself. Flore rose, pulled a little cashmere shaw... ...s of Max, who, unfortunately, were capable of committing many high- handed outrages against the Parisians. CHAPTER XI AGATHE AND J OSEPH arrived at th... ...consola- tion, never to return to Issoudun, Max was preparing a hor- rible outrage for his sensitive spirit. When Monsieur Goddet had probed the wound... ... like that of this miserable old man for Flore is aston- ishingly like the emotions of childhood. At six o’clock, the Pole, who had merely taken a wal... ...an account of his fruitless errand. Joseph left the room, suffocating with emotion. The Abbe Loraux, who was sitting by the bedside of his penitent, t...

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...irst indication that I had come among revolvers, and I observed it with some emotion. The conductor stood on the steps with one hand on his hip, looki... ...k into a dancing measure; and, like a new Timotheus, stilled immediately the emotion he had raised. The day faded; the lamps were lit; a party of wild... ...e Cherokees (to name but an in- stance), the extortion of Indian agents, the outrages of the wicked, the ill-faith of all, nay, down to the ridicule o... ...BLER BOOKS we are moved with something like the emo- tions of life; and this emotion is very variously provoked. We are so moved when Levine labours i... ...d. We are so moved when Levine labours in the field, when Andre sinks beyond emotion, when Richard Feverel and Lucy 107 Robert Louis Stevenson Desbor... ...ith the cry, “I have it, that’ll do!” upon his lips: with such and simi- lar emotions he sits at these nocturnal dramas, with such outbreaks, like Cla...

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...uggest his stamping his name to such an opin- ion before the world, was an outrage. Mrs. Fleming was failing in health. On that plea, with the solemni... ...m showing it to Mrs. Sumfit, who 14 Rhoda Fleming peeped in awe, and that emotion subsiding, shed tears abun- dantly. Why it was to be kept secret, t... ..., and I say it now. But, I’ll tell you what, brother William John, it’s an emotion when you’ve got bags of thousands of pounds in your arms.” Ordinari... ...eeling for herself. Her passion was fixed upon her sister, whose record of emotions in the letters from London placed her beyond dull days and nights.... ...lank!” said the farmer, turning his look from face to face. A deep fire of emotion was evidently agitating him, for the letter rustled in his hand, an... ...gs of him, as civilization did. This he thought in the vengefulness of his outraged mind. Not only had Algernon never failed to dine every day of his ... ...s. Lovell had not won her bet. What was heroism to Warbeach, appeared very outrageous blackguardism up at Fairly. It was there believed by the gentlem... ...or he ground his teeth villanously in supposing himself the victim of this outrageous suspicion. And how to prove it false? How to prove it false in a... ...e looked at himself, and compared himself with the class of persons he had outraged, and tried to think better of him- self, and to justify himself, a...

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...bless you!” And the kind creature retreated into the garden, overcome with emotion. But, lo! and just as the coach drove off, Miss Sharp put her pale ... ... Jemima to faint with terror. “Well, I never”—said she—”what an audacious”—Emotion prevented her from completing either sentence. The carriage rolled ... ... had a means of proving it, too. For two years I have only had insults and outrage from her. I have been treated worse than any servant in the kitchen... ...g of a boor: whose aim in life was pettifogging: who never had a taste, or emotion, or enjoyment, but what was sordid and foul; and yet he had rank, a... ...ed a most respectable character and reared a numerous family, suddenly and outrageously left his home, for the sake of Mrs. Rougemont, the actress, wh... ...Miss Briggs sat down to the neat little meal. Briggs was so much choked by emotion that she could hardly take a morsel of meat. The young person carve... ...ee her patroness; and persons with tender hearts may imagine the smothered emotions of that sentimental female, and the affecting nature of the interv... ...: what pangs of sickening rage, balked ambi- tion and love; what wounds of outraged vanity, tenderness even, had this old worldling now to suffer unde...

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... into his face, and his eyes blazed wickedly,—”The other is a vile thing, an outrage upon friendship and hospital ity! It is not signed. Well! So i... ...d beat her breast, and abandoned herself to all the violences of extravagant emotion. Finally, she threw herself forward, and though I could not see h... ...el, bent over to examine it,and recoiled at once as though under some sudden emotion. This seemed to pique general curios ity, and quite a number of... ... deep hiss of indrawn breath which is one of Van Helsing’s ways of betraying emotion. He said nothing at the moment, but turned to me, saying, “Now ta... ...color to the pale cheeks. When he saw her, Arthur was sim ply choking with emotion, and none of us could speak. In the hours that had passed, the fi... ...rt manhood seemed to have shrunk somewhat under the strain of his much tried emotions. He had, I knew, been very genuinely and devotedly attached to h... ...e incurring in our un hallowed work. Besides, I felt it was all so useless. Outrageous as it was to open a leaden coffin, to see if a woman dead near... ...Helsing’s monstrous ideas, but now they seem to start out lurid before me as outrages on com mon sense. I have no doubt that he believes it all. I wo... ...consent to anything you do. I have a duty to do in protecting her grave from outrage, and by God, I shall do it!” Van Helsing rose up from where he ...

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...e the aspect of one who assumes a forced composure under the infliction of outrages on his character in a Court of Law, where he must of necessity lis... ...erally as quick to cry as to laugh, and was never at peace between any two emotions. By-and-by I lay in a gondola with a young lady. My father made fr... ...he distance, and the land receding, gave me—coming on my wrath—suffocating emotions. No difficulties were presented in my way. I was led up to a broad... ... the cudgels, for I deemed such opinions treason to one’s coun- try and an outrage to common sense, and I embarked in controversy with the single-mind... ...icient. Riding out perfectly crazed by it, I met Kiomi, and transferred my emotions. The squire had paid her people an annual sum to keep away from ou... ...Lapland! Je ne puffs me passer de cet homme! He offends me, he trifles, he outrages, he dares permit himself to be indignant. Bon! we part, and absenc... ...nk as you see the lightning behind a cloud-rack, suggestive of fiery swift emotion within, and she gazed away overjoyed at the swoop and plunge of the... ...e. Let not a thought or a dream spring from her condescension, lest you do outrage to her noble simplicity. Look on that high Hohenzollern hill-top: s... ...n my studies. T o such sight as I had at that instant he appeared laughing outrageously. It was a composed smile ‘Right,’ he said; ‘you shall have hel...

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...r hand as Miss Miniver. Miss Miniver looked out on the world through large emotional blue eyes that were fur- ther magnified by the glasses she wore, ... ...d Hetty, turning her head on the pillow; and T eddy remarked with profound emotion, “My God!” “Yes,” said Ann Veronica, “and that complicates the situ... ...se—originally the epigram was Lang’s, I believe—is writ- ten in a state of emotion. “My dear Miss Stanley, when I talked to you the other afternoon of... ...ordant, and I find myself doubting if I am really giving you the thread of emotion that should run through all this letter. For al- though I must conf... ... scream at all these happen- ings; she ought to have maintained a front of outraged dig- nity to veil the sinking of her heart. I would like to have t... ...nn Veronica was stung to helpless anger. “Mr. Ramage,” she cried, “you are outrageous! You under- stand nothing. You are—horrible. Will you let me go ... ... in his eyes than a fraud and mockery that made her denial a maddening and outrageous disgrace to him. And this though he was evidently passion- ately... ...hen one wants a thing more than anything else in the world,” she said with outrageous frank- 225 H. G . Wells ness, “one naturally wishes one had it.... ...ke to talk to you about this—soon. If you don’t think it would be a social outrage, perhaps I might walk with you to your rail- way station.” “I will ...

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...ed for implicitly, if he gave loyalty a chance; and yet if he sufficiently outraged clan sentiment, was liable to deposition. As to authority, the par... ...f responsibility for the king of Samoa? Scanlon, the alleged author of the outrage, was a half-white; as Becker was to learn to his cost, he claimed t... ...ject; and he was not even in the king’s employment. Apia, the scene of the outrage, was outside the king’s jurisdiction by treaty; by the choice of Ge... ...r perceived in it huge pos- sibilities of mischief. He took up the Scanlon outrage, the atrocity of the threatened pigs; and with that poor instrument... ...annot but think he might have continued to hold up his head even after the outrage of the pigs, and that the weakness now shown originated with the ki... ...the storm with holiday vigour, and was an- swered by the Calliopes with an emotion easily conceived. This ship of their kinsfolk was almost the last e... ...et, may perhaps have roused 123 Robert Louis Stevenson in their bosoms an emotion too serious for the rule of greed, or perhaps that greed was for th...

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...one. But it had left the memory of an experience that, both in thought and emotion was unconnected with the sea, and I suppose that part of my moral b... ...hich begins like a caress and ends in a blow, in that sudden hurt of a new emotion mak- ing its way into a human heart, with the brusque stir- ring of... ... Him- self! He gave a sudden start and opened his eyes, quivering with the emotion of that quick return from so far, of finding himself back by the fi... ...He was very indignant, and was also astonished at the absurdity of his own emotions. She felt him tremble, and murmuring tender words, pressed his hea... ...l wet and stuck to his head, as if he had been diving, sat up and gasped. “Outrage! A fiendish outrage. I …” Lingard put the chatty on the table and l... ...spluttered out: “The hardest is to tell yet. The most unheard-of thing! An outrage! A fiendish outrage!” 150 An Outcast of the Islands CHAPTER THREE ... ...m the river. He stopped, listened attentively, but now without any sign of emotion, and moving briskly back to the waterside stood expectant with part... ...passing tremor in that stiffly erect body exasperated Lingard like a fresh outrage. The fellow dared to stir! Dared to wink, to breathe, to exist; her... ..., confused, like an unexpected and unanswer- able rebuke. The anger of his outraged pride, the anger of his outraged heart, had gone out in the blow; ...

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...y listener’s countenance. At first I perceived that he tried to suppress his emotion; he placed his hands before his eyes, and my voice quivered and f... ...r wind and to surround her with all that could tend to excite plea surable emotion in her soft and benevolent mind. Her health, and even the tranqui... ...thed hard, and a convulsive motion agitated its limbs. How can I describe my emotions at this catastrophe, or how delineate the wretch whom with such ... ... bitter tears. She embraced Elizabeth and said in a voice of half suppressed emotion, “Farewell, sweet lady, dearest Elizabeth, my beloved and only fr... ...r cold, warmth or food; and I withdrew from the window, unable to bear these emotions. “Soon after this the young man returned, bearing on his shoulde... ...or revenge—a deep and deadly revenge, such as would alone compensate for the outrages and anguish I had endured. “After some weeks my wound healed, an...

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...editor saw fit to be malignant. Perhaps you have met that flaming sense of outraged virtue, or perhaps you have only felt it. He ran me hard. It seeme... ...y possibilities of such a substance, and will sympathise a little with the emotion I felt as this understanding emerged from the haze of abstruse phra... ... muddy lump of hand, and staggered a pace towards me. His face worked with emotion, little lumps of mud kept falling from it. He looked as damaged and... ...” I lay for a space taking this in. I saw his face still bore evidences of emotion. For a while I said nothing. I passed an inquisitive hand over my c... ...r, “they will want to learn about the earth. Even if they have no generous emotions, they will teach in order to learn. … And the things they must kno... ...n. I saw his little face, dark and blue, and shining with perspiration and emotion. 106 The First Men in the Moon He was saying something, but what i... ... He ran amuck, killed three, and perforce I had to flee with him after the outrage. Subsequently we fought with a number who endeavoured to bar our wa...

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...im with a kind of screw in her face and carriage, expressive of suppressed emotion, flung her arms around his neck, and said, in a choking voice, ‘My ... ...r sanguine his disposition, hope to offer a remark that would be a greater outrage on human nature in general, we would beg to leave the discus- sion ... ...ondering whether they ever happened and were not found out. As his unusual emotion subsided, these misgivings gradu- ally melted away, though so much ... ..., and perhaps the result of an effort equally great, he allowed no sign of emotion to escape him. When he had read it through, he folded and refolded ... ...t look so bad as you’ d suppose,’ returned Jemima. ‘ Ah!’ said Polly, with emotion, ‘I knew his legs must be too short.’ His legs is short,’ returned ... ... such cases. The feelings of Mrs MacStinger, as a woman and a mother, were outraged by the look of pity for Alexander which she observed on Florence’s... ... they were not so quietly developed in her mind. This good matron had been outraged in the first instance by not receiving an invitation to dinner. Th... ... as if her thoughts were tangible, and cast them there. Whatever shapes of outrage and affront, and black foreshadowings of things that might happen, ... ...odiles (only make us thankful that they lay no eggs!) we are a growing too outrageous!’ ‘Papa thinks well of Mrs Pipchin, Susan,’ returned Florence, ‘...