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...was thus suggested to him, it filled him with a strange tumult of exultant emotion. That night the two men and their black shadows were alone in the s... ... first seen him, and his cheeks had sunk in a little. His voice shook with emotion. “Everything is satisfactory, Mr. Eden,” he said. “Everything is qu... ...and found myself lying on my back. Probably every one knows that dis- mal, emotional dream from which one escapes, awake indeed, but strangely cowed. ... ...ly enough at the loss of a friend; but as I walked home that afternoon the emotional side of my imagination was 111 H.G . Wells dormant. I could not ... ...nceive of them as grieving for me. I was interested in this deadness of my emotional nature— no doubt a concomitant of my stagnating physiology; and m... ...’70 buildings, and that criminal advertisement that glares upon the Forum, outraged their aesthetic feelings unspeakably; but that was only part of th... ...that af- ternoon she lived the life of a heroine under the indescrib- able outrage of that name, chatting, observing, with “Snooks” gnawing at her hea... ...ew clearly that men were coming into the solitude and that that was a last outrage. “I stood up and walked through the temple, and then there came int... ...the green door, could lead them all there in ten minutes. Carnaby be- came outrageously virtuous, and said I’d have to—and bear out my words or suffer...

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.... The ladies were too deeply impressed to pursue their play with him. Real emotions at once set aside the semi-credence they had given to their own su... ...from his ridiculous perplexity of feeling. Besides though her voice struck emotion, she herself was unimpressionable. “Cold by nature,” he said; looki... ..., delicate thing, incapable of bearing much: revenge- ful, too, when it is outraged. Bruised and disfigured, it stood up still, and fought against the... ...g comparable to it in charity of sentiment, when I consider the detestable outrage Hillford suffered under. The parading of the drum, the trombone, a ... ...ere he, Wilfrid, was? An odd touch of curiosity, peculiar to the lan- guid emotions, made him ask her this: and to her soft “Yes,” he continued briskl... ...ire to change their residence, the fit of shyness was manifested, first in outrageous praise 91 George Meredith of Brookfield, which was speedily and... ...eir histories as much by distaste as by appetite. This fresh senti- mental emotion, which led them to glorify their mother’s image in their hearts, he... ...r at my hands.” “Oh!” went Mr. Pole, in the voice of a man whose reason is outraged. The placidity of Cornelia’s reply was not with- out its effect on... ...one by one, and treated them each to a horrible scene of gesticulation and outraged English. H accused their brother of conduct which they were oblige...

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...that shun the policeman have nothing of its subtle wicked- ness. It was an outrage upon the natural kindliness of men. The contents were all admirably... ...ther of sex or (what I have always found inseparable from a kind of sexual emotion) beauty. Even as a boy I knew the thing as a haunting and alluring ... ...ed himself to that. And after such talk we would fall upon great pauses of emotional dreaming, and if by chance we passed a girl in a governess cart, ... ...he moored boat beneath our feet. Then, very obvious and simple, the little emotion of standing out from the homeland and seeing the long white Kentish... ... and 106 The New Machiavelli purposeful amidst its vales and rivers, that emotion of col- lective ends and collective purposes has returned to me. I ... ...my visit. I was working up there, or rather trying to work in spite of the outrageous capering of some very primitive ele- ments in my brain, when she... ... and quite inadvertently in my attempt to find solutions I talked so as to outrage his profoundest feelings… . 7 7 7 7 7 What a preposterous shindy th... ...strange for comment or emotion—how her father had been shot and her sister outraged and murdered before her eyes. It was as if one had dipped into som... ...must make confessions and put things before her that would be the grossest outrage upon the noble purity I attributed to her. 9 9 9 9 9 I went to Marg...

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...‘No doubt!’ ‘I do indeed, and always will, ’ the child repeated with great emotion, ‘but oh! If you would leave off vexing him and making him unhappy,... ...gnition of young Trent. Mrs Quilp was as innocent as her own mother of any emotion, painful or pleasant, which the sight of him awakened, but as her h... ...duced to bestow her protection and conversation upon one so poor, to be an outrage upon her dignity that nothing could repair. This persuasion was rat... ...y move us, and that we, even in our fallen nature, have one source of pure emotion which must be prized in Heaven! By morning’s cheerful glow, but oft... ... and bony figure, and a resolute bearing, which if it repressed the softer emotions of love, and kept admirers at a distance, certainly inspired a fee... ...ith compliments and inspected the ten pound note, Miss Sally showed little emotion and that of no pleasurable kind, for as the tendency of her legal p... ...d, like a sturdy martyr, to provoke its tormentor to the commission of new outrages and insults. The day, in the highest and brightest quarters of the...

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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... ...: 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... ...e of reconcilement: above all, there were no humble words to soothe vanity outraged and furious, or bring to its natural flow the poisoned, angry bloo... ...ted by his mistress’s deplorable situation, and succeeded in preventing an outrageous denial of the epithet “drunken” on the footman’s part. “Oh, M’am...

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...the slowly moving meteor she beheld, denoted that a cigar was soothing the emotions excited by their dia- logue. She mused long over that revelation o... ...Her amiability, therefore, only strengthened Henry’s sense of his brothers outrage, and his resolve to call him to account. It was impossible that nig... ...man who had well known his father, and who spoke with scarcely con- cealed emotion, ‘it becomes my painful duty to commit you to Whitford Gaol for tri... ... down; and could only cover his face with his hands, and struggle with his emotion, unable to utter a word. Yet perhaps none would have been so comfor... ...d prisoners are not cut off from church.’ Dr. May pressed his hand in much emotion: and there was a silence before another question—whether there were... ...unds of prudence. His words indeed brought a tremulous flicker of grateful emotion over the prisoner’s face; but by carrying the 207 Yo n g e inquiry... ...riendly; though in hitherto unvisited places, or in those where the wanton outrages of sandal-wood traders had 390 The Trial excited distrust, cautio...

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...lowed him up there, and found him pacing to and fro; for the nature of his emotions made him restless even in his most thoughtful moments. 17 Joseph ... ...only lan- guid phrases on things without importance, as though we had been emotionally jaded by our long day’s talk on the only mo- mentous subject. A... ...not blame Jasper for not wasting his time in corre- spondence with such an outrageous relative. But why didn’t he write to me -a decent sort of friend... ...houghts. “Is that how you entertain your visitors—you . . “ he thought, so outraged that he could not find a sufficiently degrading epithet. Freya str... ...n a chair near the doorway and kept 35 Joseph Conrad her eyes on him. The outraged lieutenant had not changed his attitude; only his cap had fallen o... ...retty tale this to get about! But it must not be allowed to get about. The outrage had to be swallowed in silence. A pretty affair! Fooled, led on, an... ... The Neptun gunboat of H.M. the King of the Nether- lands, commanded by an outraged and infuriated lieutenant, left the cove at an unexpectedly early ... ...harm to you, Captain Allen. I feel it, and I—” He choked with inexplicable emotion. “All right, Schultz. I won’t give him an opening.” Jasper cut him ... ...urned to the contemplation of his brig, that main-stay of his material and emotional existence which would be soon in his hands again. On a sea, calm ...

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...middle crossing at Hole in the Wall, trip before last?” I considered this an outrage. I said— “Every trip, down and up, the leadsmen are singing throu... ...f this river, twelve hundred miles, month in and month out?” “Of course!” My emotions were too deep for words for a while. Pres ently I said— “And ho... ...other way now. Every day, thencefor ward, a new victim fell; every day some outraged captain discharged a non association pet, with tears and profani... ...ol of lies. I had never felt so like a passenger before. I thanked him, with emotion, for each new fact, and wrote it down in my note book. The pilot ... ...nce those strangers visited it, but remains to day about as it was then. The emotions produced in those foreign breasts by these aspects were not all ... ...along at first, because the earlier tourists were obliged to originate their emotions, whereas in older countries one can always borrow emotions from ... ...el work of deceit. Sometimes, after palming off a particularly fantastic and outrageous lie upon me, he was so ‘full of laugh’ that he had to step asi... ...le, if you please!” Bracketed over what not—place of spe cial sacredness—an outrage in water color, done by the young niece that came on a visit long... ...emus’s Tar Baby story from the lips of Uncle Remus himself—or what, in their outraged eyes, was left of him. But it turned out that he had never read ...

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... chamber-maid, and the man-servant stood in the dining-room and shared the emotions of their masters. “Messieurs,” said Simon Giguet, “some among you ... ...rt, God knows what dreadful misfortune would have overtaken us. This cruel emotion produced in Madame de l’Estorade a nervous condition which seriousl... ...ough Thorwaldsen. But, on opening the letter what was my amazement, and my emotion, in presence of its opening words:— Monsieur my Son,— The letter wa... ...ay into the crowd. A girl who took my part so warmly, and then showed such emotion on being detected in doing so, could not be absolutely indifferent ... ...y dear friend, that I rattle on about myself and say no word about the sad emotions which must attend your return to France? How can you bear them? An... ... you were good to me and by your generous protection I escaped an infamous outrage, my heart has been wholly yours.” Sallenauve, who had never suspect...

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...n. It has no initiative. It does not even protest against the most obvious outrages upon that phantom of a world-conscience—international law. Pacific... ...t would be easy to overstate the efflorescence of distinc- tively feminine emotion, dressiness, mysticism, and vanity upon the suffrage movement. Thos... ...row lighter. This means that marriage, although it may be by no means less emotionally sacred, will become a lighter thing. Once, to be married was a ... ...them and become a weapon against the others. The division of Poland was an outrage upon the Polish people, but it was largely dictated by an entirely ... ...ourse, waves of indignation at such deliberate atrocities as the Lusitania outrage or the Zeppelin raids, Wittenberg will not easily be forgotten, but...

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...truck that chord, or whenever he described anything which Christ himself had done, the array of faces before him was very much more earnest, and very ... ...nd again at Straudenheim when he tore the breast of his (the warrior’s) little coat open, and shook all his ten fingers in his face, as if they were t... ...reat result of the resumption of primitive habits, and (convertible terms) the not having much to do, is, the abounding of Love. The Klem species are ... ...told him with enthusiasm), and not a drop of it should be spilled or lost! He had cautiously closed the door before speaking of him- self, and had tal... ...lishman—probably it had been something like vinegar when I took it up from Giovanni Carlavero—but not a drop of it was spilled or gone. And the Englis... ...ers, idlers, thieves, races of wretched and destructive cripples both in body and mind, a misery to themselves, a misery to the community, a disgrace ... ...ed solid. The old fraudulent candles which were always being paid for and never used, were burnt out at last; but their tall stilts of candlesticks st... ...ls have I seen with grown-up eyes, since that day, of which the burden has been the same childish bur- den. Making game. Real affliction, real grief a... ... so far as to bring out two chairs and sit by the iron railings, looking forth; but this low conduct, being much remarked upon throughout Titbull’s, t...

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...hanks and fairly sobbed on her shoulder. She did not know the cause of his emotion. The bills of Mr. Moss were quickly settled, perhaps to the disappo... ...quite over- come; and, covering his face with his hands, he gave way to an emotion, the sight of which caused the tough old campaigner opposite him to... ...ted by his mistress’s deplorable situation, and succeeded in preventing an outrageous denial of the epithet “drunken” on the footman’s part. “Oh, M’am... ...n a state pitiable indeed to see, and as anxious as you are to revenge the outrage committed upon him, by blood. Y ou know he has given his proofs, I ... ...it to Colonel Crawley. One or other of us,” he said, “must not survive the outrage of last night.” Crawley nodded. “Y ou’re coming to the point, Wenha... ...re called out that your modesty has any occasion to show alarm or sense of outrage, and it has been the wish of the present writer, all through this s... ..., and his heart—that heart which always beat with every generous and noble emotion was brought back to Castle Gaunt in a silver urn. “In him,” Mr. Wag... ...my’s caresses and kind speeches with something very like gratitude, and an emotion which, if it was not lasting, for a moment was almost genuine. That... ...—and all for the sake of her child; how, finally, and by the most flagrant outrage, she had been driven into demanding a separation from her husband, ...

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...icry, ‘yang—yang—yang!’ and killed the bright laugh, shot it dead. She had outraged the decorum of the square- table only while the cards were making.... ...quire; and it was probably the reason (as there is no reason to suppose an emotional cause) why she exercised her evident sway over the mind of so pla... ...id he listen to it, to sustain the thing. Grimly lord of himself, he stood emotionless before the world. Some worthy fellows resemble him, and they ar... ...a curious perversity that the two men she had moved were merely excellent, emotionless, ordinary men, with heads for business. Elsewhere, out of Engla... ...is woman sought rather to punish than be rid of her. But a part of his own emotion went to form the judge- ment. Furthermore, Lady Dunstane’s allusion... ...hat the passing of a face and figure like Diana’s might inspire honourable emotions, pitiable for being hapless. ‘If you were with me, dear, you would... ...d in the family by his uncle’s extraordi- nary dying request. They were an outrage to the lady , of whom he could now speak as a privileged champion; ... ...an, highly civilized, an excellent citizen and a patriot, he was icy at an outrage to his prin- ciples, and in the dominion of Love a sultan of the bo... ...you? And besides again, I burn to make a last brave appearance. I have not outraged the world, dear Emmy, whatever certain creatures in it may fancy.’...

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... madam,” said he (though, in truth, he scarce knew how to address her, his emotions at beholding her so overpowered him). She advanced a little, but s... ...m in the fever into which he now fell from his wound, and perhaps from the emotion which such passionate, undeserved upbraidings caused him. It seemed... ... to the future: all these were forgotten under the sense of the consummate outrage which he had to endure, and overpowered by the su- perior pang of t... ...d aged when he came out of it. At certain periods of life we live years of emotion in a few weeks— and look back on those times, as on great gaps betw... ...ends at the morning meal, his dear mistress, whose clear eyes it seemed no emotion of his could escape, perceived that something troubled him, for she... ...who dares to tell with what murder and violence, with what brutal cruelty, outrage, insult, that ignoble booty had been ravished from the innocent and...

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... for the Irrepressible gradually coming to her- self; and asking with wild emotion, ‘George dear, are you safe?’ and further, ‘George love, what has h... ...xpect from one who had ever in her own family been an example and never an outrage. And ever more so (Mr Sampson added, with some degree of obscurity,... ...ough to impell him to sacrifice himself and spare her, but it was a strong emotion. ‘Lizzie! I never thought before, that there was a woman in the wor... ...ut the room, glanced at his former pupil, and looked down. ‘I heard of the outrage,’ said Bradley, trying to constrain his working mouth, ‘but I had n... ..., and uttered a little pite- ous cry. ‘Is dying,’ repeated Lightwood, with emotion, ‘at some dis- tance from here. He is sinking under injuries receiv... ...pressly intending to offer her affronts with the dishes, and to pour forth outrages on her moral feelings from the decanters. She sat erect at table, ...

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...bly, who stood respectful and silent, except for some suppressed tokens of emotion, for in truth to many the parting was from an old familiar and much... ...hands, taking theirs and shed- ding tears, and they with him—tears of warm emotion too deep for words. He was evidently surprised at the effect pro- d... ...p spirituality of the man, and the love we bore him for years, touched the emotional part of us.’ The text was significant: ‘We preach not ourselves, ... ...rave, and then walked on. ‘ At intervals I felt a return of strong violent emotion, but I soon became calm; I read most of the way up, and felt sur- p... ...boats’ crews having been lost among them, but in most cases there had been outrage to provoke reprisals. These islands had as yet been little visited,... ...s,” as much as to say, Now there will be a regular visitation of them, and outrages committed on the natives will probably be discovered. ‘Well, on we... ...e was reason to fear that in Malanta the restraint might be regarded as an outrage on the person of a chief. The voyage safely ended on the night of t... ...land, he had been cruising in the New Hebrides. There some of the frequent outrages of the traders had made the people savage and suspicious, and one ... ...company with the ‘Curacoa’ at the time, but had no knowledge either of the outrage or the chastisement, till Sir William Wiseman mentioned it to him w...

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...eman’s lips moved. He was praying internally to God for him. By degrees an emotion awoke in the boy’s bosom. Love is that blessed wand which wins the ... ...irst manifestation, call the uneasy spirit, Algernon’s Leg. Mrs. Doria was outraged. She maintained that her child had seen—— Not to believe in it was... ...nk so?” Richard had never been acquainted with any of them to inspire that emotion. Indeed these urgent appeals to his fancy in feminine names at five... ...of the prophecy, she that was to fulfil it! The youth was too charged with emotion to speak. Doubt- less the damsel had less to think of, or had some ... ... and recompense him. Mr. Thompson received his client with the dignity and emotion due to such a rent-roll and the unexpectedness of the honour. He wa... ...or youth in silent subjection. And it was horrible. For it was a continued outrage on the fair image he had in his heart. The notion of the world laug... ...he morrow. The System, wedded to Time, slept, and knew not how he had been outraged—an- ticipated by seven pregnant seasons. For Time had heard the he... ... victim to console her. Then Mrs. Doria told him her thoughts,—and when an outraged ener- getic lady is finally brought to exhibit these painfully hoa... ...m. But they kindly looked over him. Occasionally one committed a momentary outrage on him with an eye-glass, seeming to cry out in a voice of scathing...

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...s and curious men; a class of readers capable of analyzing the complicated emotions which they had experienced as hearers in the crowd, and who would,... ...f the name and existence of Homer, does too much violence to that in ward emotion, which makes our whole soul yearn with love and admiration for the ... ...e sake thy days have run One scene of woe! to endless cares consign’d, And outraged by the wrongs of base mankind.” 227 Pope Then, rushing to his arm... ...scorn insult my reverend age, Bear it, my son! repress thy rising rage. If outraged, cease that outrage to repel; Bear it, my son! howe’er thy heart r... ... and melt at others’ woe; But, impotent those riots to repel, I bear their outrage, though my soul rebel; Helpless amid the snares of death I tread, A... ...and uncontroll’d, Art thou from wine, or innate folly, bold? Perhaps these outrages from Irus flow, A worthless triumph o’er a worthless foe!” He said... ...th my queen’s command, Accept the bath from this obsequious hand. A strong emotion shakes my anguish’d breast: In thy whole form Ulysses seems express... ...tear: “Say, once more say, is my Ulysses here? How could that numerous and outrageous band By one be slain, though by a hero’s hand?” “I saw it not (s...

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... Presently I got to stopping my ears with my fingers. 31 H. G . Wells The emotional appeal of those yells grew upon me steadily, grew at last to such... ... into courageous self-sacrifice, and suppressed sexu- ality into religious emotion. And the great difference between man and monkey is in the larynx, ... ...hat I cannot touch, somewhere— I cannot determine where—in the seat of the emotions. Cravings, instincts, desires that harm humanity, a strange hidden... ...ne. I sat down again; sat for a time in a kind of stagnant mood, so weary, emotionally, mentally, and physically, that I could not think beyond the po... ...that time to the abomination of the place, that I heard without a touch of emotion the puma victim begin another day of torture. It met its persecutor... ...n of decency, deliberately for the most part. Others even attempted public outrages upon the institution of monogamy . The tradition of the Law was cl...

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...of constancy. At first we Germans are very enthusiastic, but presently our emotions cool and we become slack. When the light of the Gospel first came ... ...midst of my frenzy I was called. Why? On ac- 31 Martin Luther count of my outrageous cruelty? Indeed not. My gracious God who shows mercy unto whom H... ...ing of the grace of God. No combination of words can do justice to such an outrage. It is an insult to say that any man died in vain. But to say that ... ...ld you call this being justified by the Law? Can you imagine a more arrant outrage than to hate God and to abhor His Law? What an excellent Law it is.... ... hope to faith. Holy Writ speaks of hope in two ways: as the object of the emotion, and hope as the emotion itself. In the first chapter of the Epistl... ... is laid up for you in heaven,” i.e., the thing hoped for. In the sense of emotion we quote the passage from the eighth chapter of the Epistle to the ... ...enever you are angry with your brother for any cause, repress your violent emotions through the Spirit. Bear with his weakness and love him. He does n... ...ds. When I was a monk I thought I was lost forever whenever I felt an evil emotion, carnal lust, wrath, hatred, or envy. I tried to quiet my conscienc...