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...s a oosmos for man only when the universe becomes his home, with its holy hearth whereon he offers saorifioe ; there is Eros for man only when being...

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...PE EAR ACE GALE RAPE HEAR PACE GAL CRAPE HEART SPACE GALA SCRAPE HEARTH SPACEY IN AT ON PA AN AM EAT RIP INK RAT ONE PAR CA...

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...ion, and the work from Heav’n impos’d, 565 But to sit idle on the houshold hearth, A burdenous drone; to visitants a gaze, Or pitied object, t...

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...ng from out a copse clad bank that rose Fronting our cottage. Oft beside the hearth Seated, with open door, often and long Upon this restless lustre h...

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...y, haste, and place in order quickly The cooking-knives, and heap upon the hearth, _221 And kindle it, a great faggot of wood.— As soon as th... ...yclops Aetnean is cruel and bold, He murders the strangers That sit on his hearth, And dreads no avengers To rise from the earth. ... ...n as we came into this craggy place, Kindling a fire, he cast on the broad hearth _375 The knotty limbs of an enormous oak, Th... ...courage to the oppressed and poor; A spark, though gleaming on the hovel’s hearth, _10 Which through the tyrant’s gilded domes sh...

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...w their portals; My way of life leads me but rarely down To bask by the huge hearths of those old halls, Carousing with the vassals, but the paths, Wh... ...springs through levell’d battlements, And twines its roots with the imperial hearths, Ivy usurps the laurel’s place of growth;– But the gladiators’ bl...

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...tall beech for handle, from behind T o turn the car at lowest: then o’er the hearth The wood they hang till the smoke knows it well. Many the precep... ...ourts And doors of princes; one with havoc falls Upon a city and its hapless hearths, From gems to drink, on T yrian rugs to lie; This hoards his weal... ...Along the benches: bathed in brothers’ blood Men revel, and, all delights of hearth and home For exile changing, a new country seek Beneath an alien s... ...Themselves in deep dug caverns underground Dwell free and careless; to their hearths they heave Oak logs and elm trees whole, and fire them there, The... ...bowls, will set; And of the wine god’s bounty above all, If cold, before the hearth, or in the shade At harvest time, to glad the festal hour, From fl... ..., now the buds Upon the limber vine shoot ‘gin to swell.” THYRSIS “Here is a hearth, and resinous logs, here fire Unstinted, and doors black with ceas...

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...ir feet, are determined that they will “hide the out-cast,” and that their hearths shall be, spite of the law, an asylum for the oppressed, if, some t... ...lone, From Virginia hills and waters— Woe is me, my stolen daughters!” The hearth is desolate. The children, the unconscious chil- dren, who once sang... ...ents and children, sisters and brothers,—leav- ing the hut vacant, and the hearth desolate. We see the thief preaching against theft, and the adultere...

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... secreted, unlocked the door and went in. A fine fire was blazing upon the hearth. It was a novelty, and by no means an ungrateful one. I threw off an... ... was chilly (oh rare and happy accident!), and a fire was blazing upon the hearth. I was heated with exercise and sat near the table. Y ou, however, h... ... middle of the floor. On a chair lay a razor, besmeared with blood. On the hearth were two or three long and thick tresses of grey human hair, also da... ...ys. These, although of ordinary width for some eight or ten feet above the hearths, will not admit, throughout their extent, the body of a large cat. ... ... to other indications of the employment of a vigor most marvellous. On the hearth were thick tresses—very thick tresses—of grey human hair. These had ...

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...ng even those cities which had heaped ap- plause on him as the defender of hearth and home when he produced Candida, without having to face articles d... ...le for it, takes it to the piano; puts his hat on the cape; crosses to the hearth; looks at his watch; puts it up again; notices the things on the tab... ...al, and that she knew the sort of woman that encourages boys to sit on the hearthrug and make love to her. She was just preparing Teddy’s mind to pois... ... I’m afraid. So would you be if you had any common sense. [She goes to the hearth, turning her back to him, and puts one tapping foot on the fender]. ... ...’t do that. Perhaps Georgina hasn’t said anything. [She steals back to the hearth]. T ry and look as if there was nothing the matter. Give me my glove... ...ng]. Of course you did. [He throws the poems on the table; and goes to the hearthrug, where he plants himself solidly, chuck- ling a little and waitin... ...[shortly, showing ill humor for the first time] Oh, indeed. [He leaves his hearth and begins to approach Henry slowly, looking him up and down with gr...

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...al. IRISHMEN, DO YOU WISH TO HAVE THE HOR- RORS OF WAR BROUGHT TO YOUR OWN HEARTHS AND HOMES? Dublin laughed sourly. As for me I addressed myself quit...

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...ery warm af- fection from them; but my loyalty to their husbands and their hearths and their happiness obliges me to draw a line and not overstep it. ...

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...Pluto is full fed with groans and tears. Therefore, O King, here at thy hearth we sit, I and these children; not as deeming thee A new divinity, bu... ... wretchedness! And for myself, if with my privity He gain admittance to my hearth, I pray The curse I laid on others fall on me. See that ye give effe... ... span of years. OEDIPUS Out on it, lady! why should one regard The Pythian hearth or birds that scream i the air? Did they not point at me as doomed ... ... Hear us, O hear, But all that ye hold dear, Wife, children, homestead, hearth and God! Where will you find one, search ye ne er so well. Who scap... .... Oedipus at Colonus Sophocles 79 ISMENE Envoys who visited the Delphic hearth. OEDIPUS Hath Phoebus spoken thus concerning me? ISMENE So say the e... ... Return again. They never raised a hand, When I their sire was thrust from hearth and home, When I was banned and banished, what recked they? Say you ... ...he worst is money. Money tis that sacks Cities, and drives men forth from hearth and home; Warps and seduces native innocence, And breeds a habit of ... ...hild or nearer Antigone Sophocles 143 Of kin than all who worship at my hearth, Nor she nor yet her sister shall escape The utmost penalty, for bot...

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...e- place, with a comfortable leather-covered easy-chair at the side of the hearth nearest the door, and a coal- scuttle. There is a clock on the mante... ...y] Sit down, girl. Do as you’re told. [She places the stray chair near the hearthrug between Higgins and Pickering, and stands behind it waiting for t... ... LIZA [coyly] Don’t mind if I do. [She sits down. Pickering returns to the hearthrug]. HIGGINS. What’s your name? THE FLOWER GIRL. Liza Doolittle. HIG... ... door; and Eliza’s plaints are no longer audible. Pickering comes from the hearth to the chair and sits astride it with his arms on the back. PICKERIN... ...he has Eliza’s hat in her hand. Pickering retires to the easy-chair at the hearth and sits down. HIGGINS [eagerly] Well, Mrs. Pearce: is it all right?... ...lves is as true of personal habits as of money. [He comes to anchor on the hearthrug, with the air of a man in an unassailable position]. MRS. PEARCE.... ...urself with a fishbone in the jam only last week. HIGGINS [routed from the hearthrug and drifting back to the piano] I may do these things sometimes i... ...ave his daughter here. PICKERING [rising] Phew! I say! [He retreats to the hearthrug]. HIGGINS [promptly] Send the blackguard up. MRS. PEARCE. Oh, ver... ...erminedly] You’re going to take her away, double quick. [He crosses to the hearth and rings the bell]. DOOLITTLE [rising] No, Governor. Don’t say that...

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...ers and myself, the people’s chiefs Were wont to gather round our father’s hearth, To read the old imperial charters, and To hold sage converse on the... ...onder bridge and I am free! STAUFF. (embracing her). Well may he fight for hearth and home, that clasps A heart so rare as thine against his own! What... ...n alien lord, Himself a vassal, dare to venture here, Insult us by our own hearth fires,—attempt To forge the chains of bondage for our hands, And do ... ...his rights and honours be despoiled, No man thenceforth receive him at his hearth! ALL (raising their right hands). Agreed! Be this the law! 56 Wilhe... ...6 Wilhelm T ell SCENE II Interior of Tell’s cottage. A fire burning on the hearth. The open door shows the scene outside. Hedwig, Walter, and Wilheim ... ..., monk! You must stand farther back, if I’m to hear you. MONK. Oh, by this hearth’s bright, hospitable blaze, By your dear children’s heads, which I e... ...lone! I’m here again with you! This is my cot! I stand again upon mine own hearthstone! WILL. But, father, where’s your crossbow? Not with you? TELL. ...

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...ounce out and leave me alone with her. [He rises and plants himself on the hearth-rug]. Juggins goes out. MRS GILBEY. I wonder what she wants, Rob? GI... ...and drops, disconso- late, into a chair at the end of it furthest from the hearth]. BOBBY. Of course I couldnt hold you to our engagement after that. ... ... break it off. [He also de- scends from the table and makes slowly for the hearth]. You must think me an utter rotter. MARGARET. Oh, has everybody bee... ... the same for a girl. A man may do things a woman maynt. [He stands on the hearthrug with his back to the fire]. MARGARET . Are you scandalized, Bobby... ... the Frenchman to kiss me—or Juggins. BOBBY. [rising and retreating to the hearth] Oh, dont be disgusting, Meg. Dont be low. MARGARET . [determinedly,... ...ly Mr and Mrs Gilbey come in. They take their accustomed places: he on the hearthrug, she at the colder end of the table. MRS GILBEY. Did you smell sc... ... private rea- sons— GILBEY. [cutting him short angrily and retiring to the hearthrug in dudgeon] Oh, I know. Very well: go. The sooner the better. MRS... ...ny’s First Play high spirits. Bobby places himself near his father, on the hearthrug, and presently slips down into the arm-chair. MARGARET . How do y...

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...of hosts their God. 6 In that day will I make the governors of Judah like an hearth of fire among the wood, and like a torch of fire in a sheaf; and ...

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...st cases, bear some proportion to the rent. The first tax of this kind was hearth-money; or a tax of two shillings upon every hearth. In order to asce... ...r a tax of two shillings upon every hearth. In order to ascertain how many hearths were in the house, it was necessary that the tax-gatherer should en... ...of the tax-gatherer, therefore, was less offensive in this tax than in the hearth-money. 695 Adam Smith This tax was afterwards repealed, and in the ...

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... take cold. Being with the perfume of a turnip warm’d, T o stay by chimney hearths himself he arm’ d, Provided that a new thill- horse they made Of ev... ...he broiling of some chestnuts, is very serious in drawing scratches on the hearth, with a stick burnt at the one end, wherewith they did stir up the f...

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...pen air, and our lives are domestic in more senses than we think. From the hearth the field is a great distance. It would be well, perhaps, if we were... ...r and wide day by day farther and wider and rest thee by many brooks and hearth sides without misgiving. Re member thy Creator in the days of thy y... ... as shelter. I had got a couple of old fire dogs to keep the wood from the hearth, and it did me good to see the soot form on the back of the chimney ... ...ary confinement. Nowadays the host does not ad Walden 221 mit you to his hearth, but has got the mason to build one for yourself somewhere in his al... ...had smoothed it, and how many pailfuls of water it takes to christen a new hearth. I had the previous winter made a small quantity of lime by burning ... ...ight and blotting out the sun; Go thou my incense upward from this hearth, And ask the gods to pardon this clear flame. Hard green w... ...t my fortunes sunk so low in night? Why art thou banished from our hearth and hall, Thou who art welcomed and beloved by all? ... ...old? Well, we are safe and strong, for now we sit Beside a hearth where no dim shadows flit, Where nothing cheers nor saddens,... ...f they were himself, upon his raised plank bed. His pipe lay broken on the hearth, instead of a bowl broken at the fountain. The last could never have...