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...erpt: BOOK I; Of Mans First Disobedience, and the Fruit Of that Forbidden Tree, whose mortal tast Brought Death into the World, and all our woe, With loss of EDEN, till one greater Man Restore us, and regain the blissful Seat, Sing Heav?nly Muse, that on the secret top Of OREB, or of SINAI, didst inspire That Shepherd, who first taught the chosen Seed, In the Beginning how...

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...e, whose mortal tast Brought Death into the World, and all our woe, With loss of EDEN, till one greater Man Restore us, and regain the blissful ... ... Can Perish: for the mind and spirit remains Invincible, and vigour soon returns, 140 Though all our Glory extinct, and happy state Here swallo... ...ted Powers, Consult how we may henceforth most offend Our Enemy, our own loss how repair, How overcome this dire Calamity, What reinforcement ... ...ore let we then our faithful friends, Th’ associates and copartners of our loss 265 Lye thus astonisht on th’ oblivious Pool, And call them not t... ...found thir chief Not in despair, to have found themselves not lost 525 In loss it self; which on his count’nance cast - 12 - BOOK I. Milton: Para... ...union, and firm Faith, and firm accord, More then can be in Heav’n, we now return To claim our just inheritance of old, Surer to prosper then pr... ..., And stripes, and arbitrary punishment Inflicted? and what peace can we return, 335 But to our power hostility and hate, Untam’d reluctance, a... ...Abyss Heard farr and wide, and all the host of Hell With deafning shout, return’d them loud acclaim. 520 Thence more at ease thir minds and somwh... ...s restless thoughts, and entertain The irksome hours, till his great Chief return. Part on the Plain, or in the Air sublime Upon the wing, or in...

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...me! However, in the year 1770, a certain young soldier, Dumouriez by name, returning from Corsica, could see ‘with sorrow, at Compiegne, the old King ... ...from that Fever-scene at Metz; driven forth by sour shavelings? She hardly returned, when fever and shavelings were both swept into the background. Po... ...ignificant with the destinies of the world! A Sym- bol of true Guidance in return for loving Obedience; prop- erly, if he knew it, the prime want of m... ...s every way are now much curtailed. That law authorizing a Seigneur, as he returned from hunting, to kill not more than two Serfs, and refresh his fee... ..., on the very threshold of the busi- ness, Witch Dubarry vanish; hardly to return should Louis even recover? With her vanishes Duke d’Aiguillon and Co... ...ion of continuity? Were it even a glad Event, it involves change, involves loss (of active Force); and so far, either in the past or in the present, i... ...ating and perorating. Tall shaggy Marquis Saint-Huruge, a man that has had losses, and has deserved them, is seen eminent, and also heard. ‘Bellowing’... ... as bull-voiced Marquis Saint-Huruge; hero of the Veto; a man that has had losses, and deserved them. The tall Marquis, emitted some days ago from lim...

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... Louisa must be careful of that cough’ remarked Miss T ox. ‘It’s nothing,’ returned Mrs Chic ‘It’s merely change of weather. We must expect change.’ ‘... ...change.’ ‘Of weather?’ asked Miss T ox, in her simplicity. ‘Of everything’ returned Mrs Chick ‘Of course we must. It’s a world of change. Anyone would... ... T ox, ‘is ever happy in her illustrations.’ ‘Y ou are so kind, Lucretia,’ returned Mrs Chick, a little soft- ened, ‘as to say so, and to think so, I ... ...ny cause to lessen our opinion of the other, Lucretia.’ ‘I am sure of it,’ returned Miss T ox. Mrs Chick coughed as before, and drew lines on the carp... ...o snip and clip among the leaves with microscopic industry . ‘Florence has returned home also,’ said Mrs Chick, after sitting silent for some time, wi... ...ce after all, and suffer her to go home, as she herself proposed. After my loss of to-day, my dear Dombey, I feel I shall not have spirits, even for h... ...ck to supper, and don’t come within hail again, twenty-four hours arter my loss, go you to Brig Place and whistle that ‘ere tune near my old moorings—... ... feel in losing Wal’r. For why?’ said the Captain. ‘Be- cause it ain’t one loss, but a round dozen. Where’s that there young school-boy with the rosy ... ...eived it! It was accurately stated. The underwriters suffer a considerable loss. W e are very sorry. No help! Such is life!’ 60 Dombey & Son Mr Carke...

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...ollections, telling me of this and that celestial morning that never shall return, and of too blessed expectations, travelling like yourselves through... ...r five minutes—we parted— she went out—her last words being that she would return at half-past one o’clock; and not long after that time, if ever mimi... ...ity of my watch for that radiant form that was fated never more to be seen returning from the cruel city. It was nearly half-past three, and therefore... ... and therefore close upon two hours beyond the time fixed by Agnes for her return, when I became absolutely incapable of supporting the further tor- t... ...ell known to me, in the highest degree improb- able) that Agnes might have returned by a by-path, which, leading through a dangerous and disreputable ... ...en his mother in her bedroom. Their reply was, that they were as much at a loss to discover his meaning as I was; that he had made the same assertion ... ...d as a mate; and her ship, in particular, after doubling Cape Horn without loss, made the coast of Peru. Paita was the port of her destination. Very n... ...ia had furnished 147 Thomas de Quincey a powerful cavalry. But the latter loss would be part of his triumph, and the former might be more than compen... ...st, in a pitched battle, overthrew the Turkish force opposed to him with a loss of 5000 men left upon the field. These splendid achievements seemed li...

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................................................... 282 Chapter 2.4.VIII. The Return. ...................................................................... ...me! However, in the year 1770, a certain young soldier, Dumouriez by name, returning from Corsica, could see ‘with sorrow, at Compiegne, the old King ... ...om that Fever-scene at Metz; driven forth by sour shave- lings? She hardly returned, when fever and shavelings were both swept into the background. Po... ... much curtailed. That law authorizing a 19 Thomas Carlyle Seigneur, as he returned from hunting, to kill not more than two Serfs, and refresh his fee... ...ot, on the very threshold of the business, Witch Dubarry vanish; hardly to return should Louis even recover? With her vanishes Duke d’Aiguillon and Co... ...ion of continuity? Were it even a glad Event, it involves change, involves loss (of active Force); and so far, either in the past or in the present, i... ...ating and perorating. Tall shaggy Marquis Saint-Huruge, a man that has had losses, and has de- served them, is seen eminent, and also heard. ‘Bellowin... ...as bull-voiced Marquis Saint- Huruge; hero of the Veto; a man that has had losses, and de- served them. The tall Marquis, emitted some days ago from l... ...erous hours he has penetrated to the grand Squares, dauntless, though with loss of forty officers and five hundred men: the shattered remnants of Chat...

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...with such a profound sadness that I had a desire to weep, to weep over the loss forever of my relations with woman. Yes, my relations with woman were ... ... spent the day beside her, and that I desired a more intimate relation. “I returned home enthusiastic, and I persuaded myself that she realized the hi... ... Again to the doctors, and more rem- edies! An excellent business! “But to return to our subject. I was saying that my wife nursed her children well, ... ...al. The children’s teacher came and asked: ‘Where is Madame? When will she return?’ The servants asked if they should serve the tea. I en- tered the d... ...nce she tortured myself and the children by her absence, but would finally return just the same, and fear lest she might return and make some at- temp... ...ked, and I listened. Toward daylight I went to sleep. I awoke. She had not returned. Everything in the house went on as usual, and all looked at me in... ...s had been already mowed. Ivan did it during the night, so as to avoid the loss that might have resulted from the grain being too ripe and dry. Seeing... ...rawback, however, which was cal- culated to reconcile his victims to their losses: Though he could for a time have all his needs supplied without ex- ...

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...he North. Submitting to the powerful chain of argument, Goodchild proposed a return to the Me tropolis, and a falling back upon Euston Square Termi ... ... looks round with all the little curiosity that is left in him, and gets, in return, a magnificent view of—Nothing! The effect of this sublime spectac... ... thicker mist, all sorts of points reached except the ‘certain point;’ third loss of Idle, third shouts for him, third recovery of him, third consulta... ...n of what he said, and, when his careful examination was com pleted, softly returned it to its former horizontal posi tion on a chair. He spoke with... ...ed like a shadow to the door. ‘Lorn!’ said the Doctor, calling after him. He returned. ‘Mr. Goodchild will keep me company till you come home. Don’t h... ... as this lamp, and then, if it showed him nothing in the shape of an Inn, to return to the central part of the town and to try if he could not at leas... ...cards. Symptoms of yesterday’s gains in the way of drink, and of yesterday’s losses in the way of money, abundant. Money losses very great. As usual, ... ... of Two Idle Apprentices – Dickens 95 nobody seems to have won; but, large losses and many losers are unquestionable facts. Both Lunatics and Keep ...

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..................................................................... 232 THE RETURNS (fragments) .......................................................... ...ceptional genius of Vergil and Milton could use the Homeric medium without loss of individuality: and this quality none of the later epic poets seem t... ...ps, also a farmer. He was forced by poverty to leave his native place, and returned to continental Greece, where he settled at Ascra near Thespiae in ... ...riam and Achilles, or the pathos of Andromache’s preparations for Hector’s return, even as he was falling before the walls of T roy; but in matters th... ... Lays, the Iliad, the Aethiopis, the Little Illiad, the Sack of T roy, the Returns, the Odyssey, and the T ele- gony. 22 Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns, a... ...pass upon ground already occupied by Homer. Thus, when we find that in the Returns all the prominent Greek heroes ex- cept Odysseus are accounted for,... ...: it is better to have your stuff at home, for whatever is abroad may mean loss. It is a good thing to draw on what you have; but it grieves your hear... ... Leto’s most glorious son shall seek me out, I think another and a greater loss will befall him. For I will go to Pytho to break into his great house,...

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...country, which have not yet been brought to a termi nation; and as I was returning to the army from the corona tion of the emperor, the setting in... ...s of the sky, the earth, light, heat, and a thousand more, I was less at a loss to know whence these came; for since I remarked in them nothing which ... ...avity to pass into the lungs, but hinder that contained in the lungs from return ing to this cavity; and, in like manner, two others at the mouth o... ...from the lungs to flow into the left cavity of the heart, but preclude its return; and three at the mouth of the great artery, which suffer the blood... ...om the heart passes into the small branches of the veins, whence it again returns to the heart; so that its course amounts precisely to a perpetual c... ...traight ened, while adequate to hinder the blood already in the arm from returning towards the heart by the veins, cannot on that account prevent ne... ...seless speeches, in which he cannot spend any portion of his time without loss to himself. And as for the experiments that others have already made, ...

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...grey hair or coffin nails. Our pole is snapped: a fortnight’s work and the loss of the Norse schooner all for nothing! – except experience and dirty c... ... hearts of all its customers. One man ran out to find his name for me, and returned with the news that it was Cobie (Scobie, I suspect); and during hi... ...fries. But the walk came sadly to grief as a pleasure excursion before our return … SUNDA Y . – Another beautiful day. My father and I walked into Dum... ...ter: TO MRS. SITWELL [EDINBURGH], TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1873. My father has returned in better health, and I am more delighted than I can well tell you... ...d them before express their trivial satisfaction with the blue sky and the return of daylight. Really, they almost fright- ened me; I could hear mothe... ...’s parrot in the tale, I have thought a deal. Y ou have never, by the way, returned me either Spring or Beranger, which is certainly a d-d shame. I al... ...uppose. But, indeed, with the passing of years, the decay of strength, the loss of all my old active and pleasant habits, there grows more and more up... ...never knew a better man, nor one to me more lovable; we shall all feel the loss more greatly as time goes on. It scarce seems life to me; what must it... ...as I was so much his confidant) know even better than you can do what your loss would have been to him; he never spoke of you but his face changed; it...

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...t voluntarily as the price to be paid for his alliance with Fricka, who in return has brought to him as her dowry all the powers of Law. The meadow is... ...s Wolfing, of the race of the Volsungs. The earliest thing he remembers is returning from a hunt with his father to find their home destroyed, his mot... ... ugly dwarf who has nursed him; chafes furiously under his claims for some return for his tender care; and is, in short, a totally unmoral person, a b... ...as just done his best with a new sword of surpassing excellence. Siegfried returns home in rare spirits with a wild bear, to the extreme terror of the... ...nd has a horrible nightmare, in the supreme convulsion of which Siegfried, returning from the forest, presently finds him. A curious and amusing conve... ...bettered, or even equalled in point of majesty and musical expression. The loss of all simplicity and dignity, the impossibility of any credible sceni... ...d, the rhythm of the postman’s knock or of a horse’s gallop, will be at no loss in picking up the themes of The Ring. No doubt, when it comes to formi...

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...estment—yes; but I sha’n’t invest in that way.” “What way, then?” “For big returns.” “Big. That’s good. Go on, Aleck. What is it?” “Coal. The new mine... ...it was enough. The sale was made on the very day that the coal venture had returned with its rich freight. As I have said, the couple were speechless.... ...He had a deep affection for the Lester household and its sev eral members returned this feeling with interest. They mourned over his kind of Christia... ... in there and get up that riot?” Hester looked appealing at Hannah; Hannah returned a beseeching look at Hester—neither wanted to dance to this unsymp... ...” “Because to tell such a lie, or any lie, is a sin, and could cost us the loss of our own souls— would, indeed, if we died without time to repent.” “... ...port to bear to the mother, and she braced herself for the trial. When she returned from her mission, Hester was waiting, pale and trembling, in the h... ...he should communicate his intentions to get a favorable reply, he was at a loss to know; he knew not whether to address Esq. Valeer in prose or in poe... ...ce for striped clothes, and died lamented by the government. He was a sore loss to his country. For he was so regular. Some years later we have the il... ...urrying by to carry him to the rear, informing him at the same time of the loss which he had sustained; whereupon the generous son of Mars, shoulderin...

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...at and roar- ing—and we’ll drop the curtain, if you please.’ ‘You say we,’ returned Mr. Adister. ‘I hear you launched at us English by the captain, yo... ...rs. I shall expect soon to hear myself abused as the positive cause of the loss of a Crown!’ ‘Mr. Camminy will probably appear at the dinner hour,’ sa... ...very. She read it with composure. It became her task to pay no heed to his loss of patience, and induce him to acquiesce in his legal adviser’s view w... ... of her husband’s policy required it of her, she says! Show it him when he returns; you have her miniature in 37 George Meredith your keeping. And to... ...aited to hand it to young Mr. O’Donnell. CHAPTER VII THE MINIATURE PATRICK RETURNED to Earlsfont very late; he had but ten min- utes to dress for dinn... ...’s not entirely to blame. The misfortune is, that when he learns the total loss of her on that rock-promontory, he’ll be dashing himself upon rocks su... ...sant messenger to him. I should be glad to take him something. It could be returned after a time. She was a great deal to Philip—three parts of his li... ...ing regrets and remorse; the compassion for Philip in kinship of grief and loss; the angry dignity; the stately generosity. He saw too, for he was cle... ...led him in unwashed before her, crying that the lost was found, the errant returned, the Prodigal Pat recovered by his kins- man! and she had to submi...

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...s,’ ‘a man who I believe never left a house without leaving a wish for his return.’ His vivacity, his love of fun, his passion for good company and fr... ... the school.’ He remained at Stourbridge little more than a year, and then returned home, where he may be said to have loitered, for two years, in a s... ...tle more than three years. And now (I had almost said poor) Samuel Johnson returned to his native city, destitute, and not knowing how he should gain ... ...tay long enough at that place to finish it. In the course of the summer he returned to Lichfield, where he had left Mrs. Johnson, and there he at last... ...the wall, and those who took it; the peaceable and the quarrelsome. When I returned to Lichfield, af- ter having been in London, my mother asked me, w... ...Sir, will be done. When I was to begin publishing that pa- per, I was at a loss how to name it. I sat down at 71 Boswell’s Life of Johnson night upon... ..., when it is considered that soon after closing his Rambler, he suffered a loss which, there can be no doubt, affected him with the deepest distress. ... ... and thy mercies. Make me so to consider the 88 Boswell’s Life of Johnson loss of my wife, whom thou hast taken from me, that it may dispose me, by t... ...s much affected. I hope he will not suffer so much as I yet suffer for the loss of mine. [Greek text omitted] I have ever since seemed to myself broke...

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...! Only, from the long line of spray Where the sea meets the moon-blanch’d land, Listen! you hear the grating roar Of pebbles which the waves draw back... ...of earth, Smiles broke from us and we had ease; The hills were round us, and the breeze Went o’er the sun-lit fields again; Our foreheads felt the win... ... aching hands and bleeding feet We dig and heap, lay stone on stone; We bear the burden and the heat Of the long day, and wish ‘twere done. Not ti... ...e not, nor delay; And prayers, and gifts, and tears, are fruitless all, And the night waxes, and the shadows fall. “Ye men of Egypt, ye have heard y... ... turn?— Ah me! we anchorites read things best, Clearest their course discern! 25 Selected Poems “Thou fledst me when the ungenial earth, Man’s work... ...hat sweet city with her dreaming spires, She needs not June for beauty’s heightening, Lovely all times she lies, lovely to-night!— ... ... the earthly turmoil grows, And near and real the charm of thy repose, And night as welcome as a friend would fall. But hush! the...

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...come to ask your intentions.’ “‘I shall only pay when the fancy takes me,’ returned Maxime, and he rang for Suzon. ‘It was very rash of Claparon 11 B... ... the intruder; Cerizet not merely endured the glare of cold fury, but even returned it, with an icy, cat-like malignance and fixity of gaze. “‘Very go... ...of a pun: “‘You lend me books (livres), but I give you plenty of francs in return,’ said he. “A few days later he put on a knowing little air, as much... ... thinking that he saw danger in the spectacles. “‘Oh, from the beginning,’ returned Antonia, ‘pretty nearly two months ago now.’ “‘Good,” said Maxime ... ...e.’ “‘Then why does he come here?’ demanded Maxime. “‘For a queer reason,’ returned the fair Antonia. ‘In the first place, although he is sixty-nine, ... ...d Chocardelle was losing two thousand francs, it is true, but what was the loss compared with four glorious thousand-franc notes in hand? ‘Four thousa...

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...t not be brought about by the ‘Deus ex Machina’—as in the Medea, or in the Return of the Greeks in the Iliad. The ‘Deus ex Machina’ should be employed... ...c canon of length, it must seem weak and watery . Such length implies some loss of unity , if, I mean, the poem is constructed out of several actions,... ...bad; the objections of the critics and the answers to these objections. To Return to the Electronic Classics series page, go to http://www2.hn.psu.edu... ...cs series page, go to http://www2.hn.psu.edu/faculty/jmanis/jimspdf.htm To return to the Aristotle page, go to http://www2.hn.psu.edu/faculty/jmanis/a...

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...nd he had promised himself to come back with his utensils. This morning he returned to the inn and took possession of them, and then he made his way t... ...es honestly by that,” said Longueville, expressively, while his companion, returning his saluta- tion with a certain scrupulous grace of her own, hurr... ...an, who for an appreciable instant hesitated to ex- tend her own. Then she returned his salutation, without any response to his allusion to Siena. She... ...a good idea—I think I will go and ask her,” said Bernard. Captain Lovelock returned to his argument. “Do you mean to say that your mother would be ind... ...depend upon it? Do you propose to take or to leave Miss Vivian—that is, to return to the charge or to give up trying—in consequence of my fresh impres... ...he was at liberty to interpret this fact as an expression of regret at the loss of Gordon’s good offices. He knew other people at Baden, and he went t... ...hing suddenly appeared to have become very optional; but he was quite at a loss what to do with his liberty. It seemed a harm- less use to make of it,... ...ent the cup of pleasure was adulterated, he would have been very much at a loss to say; but it was an incontestable fact that at times he sipped it as... ...s happiness. It was one of the rare occasions of his life when he was at a loss for a verbal expedient. “It ‘s a great match,” he nevertheless murmure...

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...led a few inches of the scroll to open each column of writing surface. To return to the start of the scroll, this process was reversed. Rolling an... ... demanded—and received—the losers‘ promise to join him in future wars. In return, he withdrew from their territory. Nevrtheless, when they betray... ...he books balance if the difference is zero. Imbalances indicate profits or losses. Simplifying accounting by introducing double-entry bookkeeping set... ... printed in the English language, its reception was so flattering that he returned to England to set up his own printing shop in 1476 and devoted hi... ...ype characters one-by-one, identify each as to font, size, and style, and return them to their alphabetical UPPER or lower type case boxes. Inve... ... capital of five million dollars when Mills resigned as its president and returned East in 1873. Just two years later, that same Bank of San Fran... ...ioners had struggled for more than a quarter of millennium to recover the loss of their previously unthreatened monopoly of the written word and its ...

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...ey want a League that will act, but on the other hand they shrink from any loss of “our independence.” There seems to be a conflict here. There is a r... ...on- sult and act with your associates in certain eventualities with- out a loss of your sovereign freedom. People in this country and in France do not... ...Year masquerading as national interests, snatch a profit to the in- finite loss of all mankind. We want a lowering of barriers and a unification of in... ...est solution of the problem of the German colonies in Africa is neither to return them to her nor deprive her of them, but to give her a share in the ... ...ed our War Aim; if we cannot, then this struggle has been for us only such loss and failure as humanity has never known before. But do we, as a nation... ...—the case of a constituency in which every elector has one vote, and which returns one represen- tative to Parliament. The naive theory on which peopl... ..., in the most perfect confidence that in any case your vote cannot help to return Mr. Wurstberg. With Proportional Representation with a single transf... ...ormous amount of support, ever so many more votes than he requires for his return, your vote will not be wasted. Only so much of your vote as is neede... ...re than the quota of votes needs only a fraction of each of these votes to return him. If, for instance, he gets double the quota he needs only half e...

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...fter. But, once the gull was away on a journey for a few days, and when it returned the house was vacant. Its friends had removed to a village three m... ...bsence one of the five hundred thousand she will straightway recognize the returned absentee and grace the recognition with a affec tionate welcome. ... ...the “I” that is speaking? Y.M. The mind. O.M. If you say “I grieve for the loss of my father,” who is the “I”? Y.M. The mind. O.M. Is the mind exercis... ...es. O.M. Is it exercising an intellectual function when it grieves for the loss of your father? Y.M. That is not cerebration, brain work, it is a matt... .... She was moved—I saw it in her eyes—and she impulsively kissed my hand in return. Then with the usual gay “Sleep well, dear!” from both, we parted. A... ... withhold the word. And I would have the strength; I am sure of it. In her loss I am almost bankrupt, and my life is a bitterness, but I am content: ... ...w in my eyes. T rue—but they were for me, not for him. He had suffered no loss. All the fortunes he had ever made before were poverty compared with t... ...nd furnished me the means. So I joined the “Quaker City Excursion.” When I returned to America, Circumstance was waiting on the pier—with the last l... ... must disappear or the doors would be closed upon these worshipers, so she returned to her box. This daughter in law of an emperor was pretty; she ha...

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...ot married. That makes it all right, doesn’t it? I’m so sorry. The Manager returns, white, scared, hardly able to speak. THE MANAGER. Y our Highness, ... ...im at the mirror, before the Manager, with a large jewel case in his hand, returns, ushering in the Inca. THE MANAGER. Captain Duval. The Inca, in mil... ...sits down: a liberty which gives him a perceptible shock.] I am quite at a loss to imagine why I should treat a perfect stranger named Duval: a captai... ... no clergyman to marry us. It would have to be quite morganatic. THE INCA [returning]. Such an expression is out of place in the mouth of a princess a... ...is first real chance. He will be unanimously invited by those Republics to return from his exile and act as Superpresident of all the republics. ERMYN... ...id the explanation will fall rather flat without your magnetism. THE INCA [returning to her and speaking very humanly]. You are making fun of me. Why ...

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... gloriously on the profits. Many months elapsed before, as a first sign of returning sanity, the police swept an Anti-Enemy secretary into prison pour... ... swoop of war on her homesteads had long ceased to be more credible than a return of the Flood, could hardly be expected to keep her temper sweet when... ... laws were sus- pended, and men and women recklessly over-worked until the loss of their efficiency became too glaring to be ignored. 15 GB Shaw Remo... ... fight, and had no children of their own to lose, yet knew the inestimable loss to the world of four years of the life of a generation wasted on destr... ...as as disastrous as the slaughter of the English. Fools exulted in “German losses.” They were our losses as well. Imagine exulting in the death of Bee... ...ligations in the sphere of the fine arts, no great stress was laid on that loss. Immediately an amazing frenzy swept through the country. Men who up t... ... Sometimes it was comic. A wounded man, en- titled to his discharge, would return to the trenches with a grim determination to find the Hun who had wo... ...ken chimney. What would he have said if he had seen Ypres as it is now, or returned to Stratford, as French peasants are returning to their homes to-d... ... laughter they provoked turned to loathing: these veterans also, when they returned from the field, were as much pleased by what they knew to be stale...

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................................ 148 THE LAMENTATION OF GLUMDALCLITCH FOR THE LOSS OF GRILDRIG. ...................................... 150 TO MR LEMUEL G... ...f a boat,” which Mucklebackit, in the frenzy of his grief, accuses for the loss of his son! Which of the lower animals less poetical or coarser than a... ... when she obeys; Let fops or fortune fly which way they will; Disdains all loss of tickets, or codille; Spleen, vapours, or small-pox, above them all,... ...ace, Come to these arms, and melt in this embrace! The vows you never will return, receive; And take, at least, the love you will not give. See, while... ...hee the fading trees appear to mourn, And birds defer their songs till thy return: Night shades the groves, and all in silence lie, All but the mournf... ...led, and I those arts resign; (Wretch that I am, to call that Phaon mine!) Return, fair youth! return, and bring along Joy to my soul, and vigour to m... ...more auspicious gales To these fond eyes restore thy welcome sails? If you return—ah, why these long delays? Poor Sappho dies while careless Phaon sta... ...lecting mind presents his sin In frightful views, and makes it day within; Returning thoughts in endless circles roll, And thousand Furies haunt his g... ... thy own true knight, Nor age, nor blindness rob me of delight. Each other loss with patience I can bear, The loss of thee is what I only fear. ‘Consi...

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...piritual princes. Even to the last, the Romish Church preferred to risk to loss of every thing by force, than voluntarily 21 Friedrich Schiller to yi... ...tarily 21 Friedrich Schiller to yield the smallest matter to justice. The loss was accidental and might be repaired; but the abandonment of its prete... ...threw themselves into the arms of the Turks; dissatisfied with these, they returned again to their German sovereigns. The frequency and rapidity of th... ...o open violence. The inhabitants shut the gates against the monks on their return, trampled their colours under foot, and followed them home with clam... ...o the Duke of Bavaria compensation for all the expenses of the war, or the losses he might sustain, Maximilian took, with full powers, the command of ... ...junction with the troops from the Low Countries under Bucquoi, and without loss of time the united Imperial and Bavarian forces, amounting to 50,000 m... ...e! never-to-be-for- gotten prince! Slowly but brightly it broke. Thy times returned, and thy heroic spirit descended on thy grandson. An intrepid race... ... already been joined by the administra- tor of Halberstadt, who had lately returned from Holland; he now also acknowledged Mansfeld, whom previously h... ... remove the seat of war to the king’s own dominions. This general had just returned from Hungary whither he had pursued Mansfeld, without be- ing able...

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...ess; the tradesmen to whom the Times addressed pathetic condolences on the loss of their season will lose more than one; and we shall be made sensible... ... Minister as final. Its provisions are their terms of peace. They offer in return for that boon to take the bur- den we have groaned under off our han... ...mind so equable. He, the equable, whether in condemna- tion or eulogy. Our loss of such a man is great, for work was in his brain, and the hand was ac... ...he hand was active till close upon the time when his breathing ceased. The loss to his friends can be 14 Miscellaneous Prose replaced only by an imag... ...he Duke of Bovino; the Duke d’Ozia d’Angri, who had emigrated in 1860, and returned to Naples six months ago; Marquis Rivadebro Serra; Marquis Pisicel... ... Acquaviva, of the Duke of Atri, two Capece, two Princes Buttera, etc. T o return to the mission of Colonel Bariola and the Duke of Sant’ Arpino, I wi... ... we must come to is simply this, that the Austrian 22 Miscellaneous Prose losses have been such as to induce the commander-in-chief of the army to ac... ... is that of Garibaldi, and is about 40,000 strong. An officer who has just returned from Milan told me this morning that he had had an opportunity of ... ... Italian arms. 50 Miscellaneous Prose DOLO, NEAR VENICE, July 20, 1866. I returned from Noale to Padua last evening, and late in the night I received...

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...nd at the flowers). I think this is a perfectly heavenly place. Drinkwater returns from the house with a chair. DRINKWATER (placing the chair for Sir ... ... Indian sugar industry converted the income of the es- tate into an annual loss of about 150 pounds a year. If I can’t sell it soon, I shall simply ab... ...n. Brassbound is about to ask Johnson for an explanation, when Lady Cicely returns through the little door, and comes between Brassbound and Drinkwate... ... will have ample opportunity for speaking to Lady Cicely yourself when she returns. (Drinkwater chuck- les: and the rest grin.) BRASSBOUND. My manners... ...ents with a polite but incredulous nod.) DRINKWATER. Eah, eah! Lady Cicely returns with Johnson and Redbrook. She carries a jar. LADY CICELY (stopping... ...s if we was keb tahts! An the kepn afride to talk bawck at er! Lady Cicely returns with Redbrook. She carries the jar full of water. LADY CICELY (putt...

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...towards those extreme points where it steps valiantly beyond tradition and returns with some covert hint of things outside. Then only can you be certa... ...right. But the accidental superior duty being thus fulfilled, they at once return in allegiance to the common duty of all citizens; and hasten to deno... ...tter, he felt justified in spending more freely, to speed and brighten his return to health, and trusted in the future to lend a help to mankind, as m... ...e he should not prove unserviceable, and that this mass of treasure should return in benefits upon the race. If he had twenty, or thirty, or a hundred... ...and cruel to squan- der money when I am pushed by no appetite and enjoy no return of genuine satisfaction. My philanthropy is wide enough in scope to ... ...he aid of newspa- pers, filter slowly into popular consciousness; national losses are so unequally shared, that one part of the population will be cou... ...t can expose twenty-six shillings’ worth of property to so many chances of loss and theft. So strongly do we feel on this point, indeed, that we are a... ...inia- ture dimensions, to be resumed in any succinct formula with- out the loss of all that is deepest and most suggestive in it. Now it is in this wi... ...my lord,’ said Mr. Archer, ‘these good people will have as keen a sense of loss as you or I; keener, perhaps, since they have done nothing to deserve ...

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...ginia, which was given to our ancestors by King Charles the First, as some return for the sacrifices made in his Majesty’s cause by the Esmond family,... ...n all ways was so truly noble. My dear mother died in 1736, soon after our return from England, whither my parents took me for my education; and where... ...thus being battered down, escaped abroad with his only son, then a boy, to return and take a part in Worcester fight. On that fatal field Eustace Esmo... ...r the Restoration, never was away from the Court of the monarch (for whose return 13 Thackeray we offer thanks in the Prayer-Book) who sold his count... ...she should do anything unkind to any mortal, great or small; for, when she returned, she had sent away the housekeeper upon an errand by the door at t... ... she began as best she might after she had rallied from the effects of the loss, to put out small ventures of happiness; and hope for little gains and... ...hen she could speak English fast enough, and joked in his jolly way at the loss he had had of such a lovely wife as that. My Lady Viscountess deigned ... ...keray had looked to my lord, he bandaged up Harry Esmond’s hand (who, from loss of blood, had fainted too, in the house, and may have been some time u... ... talked about giv- ing him alms as to a menial! The grief for his patron’s loss; the pains of his own present position, and doubts as to the future: a...

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...ulously the duties of religion, and more than once she had said to love:— “Return to-morrow; to-day I belong to God.” But this slime permeated with go... ...them all. The vow once made, the blood of the Maranas spoke; the courtesan returned to her reckless life, a thought the more within her heart. At last... ...ing and hope the mother, drawn by some invincible presentiment, had thrice returned to see her daughter. Once when Juana fell ill with a dangerous com... ...desires be- cause he saw that it would lead to his greater contentment. He returned to his room without accident. Ten days went by without any event o... ...ter, on the night preceding his intended departure, Montefiore, instead of returning to his own room after din- ner, contrived to enter unseen that of... ...e was too severely wounded to remain in the service. Threat- ened with the loss of a leg, he was forced to retire on a pen- sion, without the title of... ...in the morning at breakfast. Like all gamblers, he had his alternations of loss and gain. Not wishing to cut into the capital of his fortune, he felt ... ...is revenge; a revenge at cards of- ten exceeds the amount of all preceding losses. But these burn- ing expectations depended on the marquis’s reply. “...

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...levala. Ever eager for the treasures of others, and generally unwilling to return any that come into his possession, Ahto is not incapable of gen ero... ...ss the river of Tuoui, assuring the hero that while many visit Manala, few return, because of their inability to brave her father’s wrath. Finally, af... ...ems in lyric forms, chiefly incantations; but the author was entirely at a loss how to account for them, or how to appreciate them. He failed to see t... ...And thy hands with dainty ruffles; Come bedecked then to thy chamber, Thus return to this thy household, To the greeting of thy kindred, To the joy of... ...en parts united, All the fragments grew together. Then the young boy quick returning With the balsam he had finished, To the gray beard gave the ointm... ...ith their magic; This much they have taken from me, This the sum of all my losses: What the hatchet gains from flint stone, What the auger bores from ... ...ollow, Whether best to leave the wild moose In the fastnesses of Hisi, And return to Kalevala, Or a third time hunt the ranger, Hoping thus to bring h... ...e words of Ilmarinen: “When the victory is greatest, Do we suffer greatest losses! From the river of T uoni, From the kingdom of Manala, I have brough... ... maidens on the island, Save the spinster who was slighted, Will bemoan my loss for ages, Will regret my quick departure; They will miss me at the dan...

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...he sword, Don Juan kills him without an effort. Not until the slain father returns from heaven as the agent of God, in the form of his own statue, doe... ...dently a welcome caller. RAMSDEN. Show him up. The parlormaid goes out and returns with the visitor. THE MAID. Mr Robinson. Mr Robinson is really an u... ...it. She must forbid John Tanner the house; and so must you. The parlormaid returns. OCTAVIUS. But— RAMSDEN. [calling his attention to the servant] Ssh... ...to be good enough to step down here. [The parlormaid goes out; and Ramsden returns to the fireplace, as to a fortified position]. I must say that of a... ...sibly collect- ing his forces is lost for ever; for at this point Octavius returns with Miss Ann Whitefield and her mother; and Ramsden springs up and... ...sacrifice all their liberty gladly. THE DEVIL. Ay: they will never be at a loss for an excuse for killing one another. DON JUAN. What of that? It is n... ...t. I cannot keep these Life Worshippers: they all go. This is the greatest loss I have had since that Dutch painter went—a fellow who would paint a ha...

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...aintance. Then as the fatality in- creased, we learned to expect daily the loss of some friend. At length we trembled at the approach of every messeng... ...been reading these books without his knowledge, and thus he was often at a loss to account for the forcible impressions which had been made upon my fa... ...or some moments, in evident won- der at her audacity. He seemed quite at a loss what to do or say—how most becomingly to express his indignation. At l... ...o get to the wall; when, seizing a flambeau from one of the Caryatides, he returned, as he went, to the centre of the room- leaping, with the agility ... ... some months I had been ill in health, but was now convalescent, and, with returning strength, found myself in one of those happy moods which are so p... ...f in search of some chance consolation, some lost hope; modest young girls returning from long and late labor to a cheerless home, and shrinking more ... ...ad gone the greater number of the audience—but, upon the whole, I was at a loss to compre- hend the waywardness of his actions. As he proceeded, the c... ...tention of proceeding to the city of-, about fifteen miles distant, and of returning the night of the same day. Two hours after his departure, however... ...e night of the same day. Two hours after his departure, however, his horse returned without him, and without the saddle-bags which had been strapped o...

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...ill; yet wherein the toughest pearl diver may dive to his utmost depth, and return not only with sea wreck but with true orients. Directly on the firs... ...urgle of innumerable emptying bumpers, again followed by universal cheering, returned him loud acclaim. It was the finale of the night: resuming their ... ...nd seen no more.” “Ach, mein Lieber!” said he once, at midnight, when we had returned from the Coffee house in rather earnest talk, “it is a true subl... ...or with the fondness of a Boswell for his Johnson. And perhaps with the like return; for Teufelsdr¨ ockh treated his gaunt admirer with little outward... ..., namely, on the “Origin and Influence of Clothes,” we for the present gladly return. CHARACTERISTICS 19 CHAPTER IV CHARACTERISTICS I T WERE a piece o... ...g, on man’s life, and happily discovered, in contradiction to much Profit and Loss Philosophy, speculative and practical, that Soul is not synonymous w... ...idst of luxury:” to such it will be clear that, for a pure moral nature, the loss of his religious Belief was the loss of everything. Unhappy young ma... ...fernal Fire. Thus, in spite of all Motive grinders, and Mechanical Profit and Loss Philosophies, with the sick ophthalmia and hal lucination they had ... ...rent stem, whose minute subdivisions, and shades of difference, it were here loss of time to dwell on. Enough for us to understand, what seems indu b...

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...ounds that rang from Homer’s lyre, as with the strains which celebrate the loss of Belinda’s lovely locks”—(Mr. Pope blushed and bowed, highly delight... ...d struck all the wits of London with admiration? His galloping charger had returned to the City; his splendid court-suit was doffed for the citizen’s ... ...ly at the head of the river. High words arose regarding the dispute. After returning from Granchester, when the boats pulled back to Christchurch mead... ...o re-illumine the extinguished chibouk of Lord Codlingsby. IV WHEN MIRIAM, returning to the mother-of-pearl music-stool, at a signal from her brother,... ...k off his hat as he mentioned the name darling to France. “When our troops returned from the sally in which your gallant storming party was driven bac... ...ad you brought into the City. Y our reason had left you, however, when you returned to life; but, unwilling to desert the son of my old friend, Philip... ... ground cursing most frightfully. We went up to him: he was blind with the loss of blood, and my ball had carried off the bridge of his nose. He recov... ...ith the two little dawling Cherrybins above dixcribed, in whomb, after the loss of that angle his wife, the disconslit widderer found his only jy on h... ...gins who delivered the note which in- formed the bereaved Mr. Plush of his loss. “Samuel Buttons, page to the Right honorable the Earl of Bareacres, w...

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...t-tered, arrived at a port in Ireland, and continuing there several years, returned at length with his followers to Spain. After these came three sons... ... genealogy is different in almost all the MSS. * Some MSS. add, I will now return to the point from which I made this digression. 13 History of the B... ... who governed all the islands of the Tyrrhene Sea), and thus Julius Caesar returned home without victory, having had his soldiers Slain, and his ships... ...iers, did them considerable injury; thus Caesar was once more compelled to return without peace or victory. The Romans were, therefore, a third time s... ...f Christ. He carried with him war and devastation; and, though not without loss of men, he at length conquered Britain. He next sailed to the Orkneys,... ... a country, the natives of which massacred their deputies. 29. We must now return to the tyrant Maximus. Gratian, with his brother Valentinian, reigne... ...ory of the Britons of Guenedot, 3 in the battle of Catscaul, 4 with much loss to his own army. Oswy, son of Ethelfrid, reigned twenty-eight years an...

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................................................. 177 SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE LOSS OF THE TITANIC—1912 ..................................................... ....................... 180 CERTAIN ASPECTS OF THE ADMIRABLE INQUIRY INTO THE LOSS OF THE TITANIC—1912 ................... 194 PROTECTION OF OCEAN LINERS... ...ty and untruthful excuse made by a lady at a 38 Notes on Life and Letters loss how to decline without offence a very pressing invitation to dinner fr... ...evement. This achievement was curtailed by his early death. It was a great loss to his friends, but perhaps not so much to literature. I think that he... ...k becomes, you will admit, a pretty hard nut to crack. But meantime let us return for a moment to my opening remark about the physical effect of some ... ... a fascinating spectacle to himself, and I had to watch my own personality returning from another world, as it were, to revisit the glimpses of old mo... ...oubtless oth- erwise with the man in control. But there was no dive, and I returned to earth (af- ter an hour and twenty minutes) without having felt ... ...o continue its friendly offices to the sea- men of future generations. To return to the Electronic Classics Series, go to http://www.hn.psu.edu/facul... ...Classics Series, go to http://www.hn.psu.edu/faculty/jmanis/jimspdf.htm To return to the Joseph Conrad page, go to http://www.hn.psu.edu/faculty/jmani...

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...ttle, all that is necessary is to wait until their routine obliges them to return to their quar- ters for afternoon tea, so to speak, and win it back ... ...y knew how hungry and tired I am, you’d have more consideration. GIUSEPPE (returning). What is it, excellency? NAPOLEON (struggling with his temper). ... ...ON. Show your confidence in me! So that I may show my confidence in you in return by letting you give me the slip with the despatches, eh? Ah, Dalila,... ...llows him a few steps with an appealing gesture, but is interrupted by the return of the lieutenant, gloved and capped, with his sword on, ready for t... ...igious conviction and deep sense of moral responsibility. He is never at a loss for an effective moral attitude. As the great champion of freedom and ... ...es and look at one another. The cur- tain steals down and hides them.) T o return to the Electronic Classics Series site, go to http://www.hn.psu.edu/...

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...orm, which can be downloaded from our web site. (See above.) The student’s return address should also be included so that we can send her or him a cop... ...g against stood and quickly walked to the front of the room. She spoke and returned to her seat just as fast. I can’t re- member what she said or even... ...rse until finally you collapse and fall to the ground, dead because of the loss of blood. If becoming completely lost the next time you de- cide to tr... ...ecoming the most successful movie of 1980. Soon thereafter, Lucas made The Return of the Jedi, the final chapter in the trilogy. It was released in 19... ...mpled to the ground. The pain was dull, like the ache one feels with great loss. It did, however, remind me of one very important detail—I was still a... ... it wasn’t before long that he saw his grandson score another one. Michael returned the opening kickoff in the second half for a 90 yard touchdown run... ...hment can relieve fears that a killer will escape or be granted parole and return to harm someone else. Third, the death penalty saves money. Why shou...

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...pocket; there was a ten dollar bill there. He did not know; perhaps he would return for the early dinner and perhaps he would not. It all depended upo... ...III III III III III IT WA S ELEVEN O’CLOCK that night when Mr. Pontellier returned from Klein’s hotel. He was in an excellent humor, in high spirit... ...f them began to kick and talk about a basket full of crabs. MR. P ONTELLIER RETURNED to his wife with the information that Raoul had a high fever and... ...ake the rockaway which was to convey him to the steamer at the wharf. He was returning to the city to his business, and they would not see him again a... ... which she held out at intervals to Madame Ratignolle. That lady seemed at a loss to make a selection, but finally settled upon a stick of nougat, won... ... to have seized and fixed every feature into a statuesque repose. “Nothing,” returned Mrs. Pontellier, with a start, adding at once: “How stupid! But ... ... father of her dead lover, again there came to Octavie the terrible sense of loss which had assailed her so often before. The soul of her youth clamor...

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...hen I was about fourteen I left England for more than a year; and after my return, though my studies went on under my father’s general direction, he w... ...r every day , in which frank ness on these subjects would either risk the loss of means of subsistence, or would amount to exclusion from some sphere... ...I rather think, a younger schoolfellow or college companion of his, had on returning from India re newed their youthful acquaintance, and who—coming,... ...at anything like this can be said. In my way through Paris, both going and returning, I passed some time in the house of M. Say, the eminent political... ...rd. After passing a few weeks at Caen with an old friend of my father’s, I returned to England in July, 1821 and my education resumed its ordinary cou... ...ce, I continued my old studies, with the addition of some new ones. When I returned, my father was just fin ishing for the press his Elements of Pol... ...has its drawbacks, were not, however, unfelt by me. I cared little for the loss of the chances of riches and honours held out by some of the professio... ..., in the be ginning of 1837, became tired of carrying on the Review at a loss, and desirous of getting rid of it (he had done his part honourably, a... ... are, almost without exception, greatly deteriorated by it. Not to mention loss of time, the tone of their feelings is lowered: they become less in ea...

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.......................................................................... 16 Loss Jamie Kim................................................................ ...blems as they come and not push them away, because in the future they will return and just turn into bigger, more complicated problems. IGNORING PROBL... ...e’s attendance at the service, but in a way were even more saddened by the loss of their son and his bright future. It made them happy to see all the ... ...lmost ten years since my father passing away , I realized life does go on. LOSS Jamie Kim Courage Writing personal essays often requires courage. As c...

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...eeling is scotched, but I doubt whether it is ever killed. Rather it keeps returning, ever the more rarely and strangely, and even in scenes to which ... ...you should actually feel an interest in John Bull, and desire and invite a return of interest from him, may argue something more awake and lively in y... ...lous, unhomely land. When the Black Watch, after years of foreign service, returned to Scotland, veterans leaped out and kissed the earth at Port Patr... ...cated on the continent of Europe. They went abroad speak- ing Gaelic; they returned speaking, not English, but the broad dialect of Scotland. Now, wha... ... troubled him but the memory of what had passed, and an abject fear of its return. “Gallo canente, spes redit, Aegris salus refunditur, Lapsis fides r... ... shift the speeches round from one to another, there would be the greatest loss in significance and perspicuity. It is for this reason that talk depen...