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...hough, Lord Cressett was quite the popular young English nobleman, being a capital whip and free of his coin, in those days men who had smelt powder w... ...id it was ‘he who drained the Punch- Bowl, for though he helped to put the capital into it, he took all the interest out of it.’ Yet we have the docto... ...end on my portmanteau and your boxes in the cart; we’ll walk it. Y ou’re a capital walker, you’re a gallant comrade; I wouldn’t wish for a better.’ He... ...he Samaritan. A sufferer discerns his friend, though it be not the one who physically assists him: he is inclined by nature to put mate- 48 The Amazi... ...xcited her frame to desire a spice of danger, her walk was towering in the physical con- tempt of a mountain girl for petty lowland obstructions. And ... ...m, at the heels of the quieted senses, releasing him from the personal and physical to grasp the general situation and place the protagonist foremost.... ...bservation!’ ‘You shouldn’t go so long empty, if you listen to trainers.’ ‘Capital doctors, no doubt. But I get a fine appetite.’ ‘You may grind the e... ...nged, the generosity manifested in the considerate screen it wore over any physical betrayal of it, deserved the lustre of her eyes. It dwelt a moment... ...ur younger days a lordly owner still might do by small concessions and the physical influence—the nerve-charm—could suppose him to be holding aloof fo...

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...ttle, we do not suppose that death or wounds are without pain, or that their physical suffering is always compensated by a mental satisfaction. Still ... ...ioned to the offence. Moral evil would then be scarcely distinguishable from physical; mankind would avoid vice as they avoid pain or death. But natur... ...a pro- ficient is the noblest. SOCRATES: Polus has been taught how to make a capital speech, Gorgias; but he is not fulfilling the promise which he ma... ...abble of slaves and nondescripts, who are of no use except perhaps for their physical strength, get together, their ipsissima verba are laws? SOCRATES... ...im, and to be able to live happily in the grati- fication of them. SOCRATES: Capital, excellent; go on as you have begun, and have no shame; I, too, m... ...the first makes admirable loaves, the second excellent dishes, and the third capital wine; to me these appear to be the exact parallel of the statesme...

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...cts of the English race. The whole process is summed up as Progress with a capital P . And any elderly gentleman of Progressive temperament will testi... ... between wisdom and folly has anything to do with the differ- ence between physical age and physical youth. Some women are younger at seventy than mos... ... sensationalism of our religious legends, with their substitution of gross physical torments and public executions for the passion of humanity. Islam,...

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...uities, and eke the Lake country, in several dry and husky sorts; here, many physically and morally impossible heads of both sexes, for young ladies t... ... felt that another ten minutes at most would find him at the end of his last physical resources. He had just made up his mind on this point, and was a... ...rally over sensitive, and not wanting in courage of the moral as well as the physical sort, the presence of the dead man had an instantaneously chilli... ...ervous system was utterly deranged, I have told you all I really know of the physical condition of my dead alive patient at The Two Robins Inn. When h... ...n hearted about your prospects. I’ll an swer for it, I can help you to some capital thing in the medical line—or, if I can’t, I know my father can.’ ... ... place. The houses people lodged in, were nowhere in particular, and were in capital accordance with the beach; being all more or less cracked and dam... ...e industrious again, on any pretence whatever, for the rest of his life. The physical results of his accident have been related in a previous chapter....

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...woman sure of love, and David loved to give way. He felt that his friend’s physical beauty implied a real superi- ority, which he accepted, looking up... ...ard-player, a passable amateur actor, he danced well, and excelled in most physical exercises; he could, moreover, sing a ballad and applaud a wittici... ... into his confidence concerning the smallest details of his existence, his physical wants, the small sensations which did duty for ideas with him. He ... ...lieu; for there are times when we choose to take the longest way, that the physical exercise of walking may promote the flow of ideas. So far from bei... ... equals; we are uncomfortable in any other society. Paris, besides, is the capital of the intel- lectual world, the stage on which you will succeed; o... ...Eve, we are making a bad start in life. Yes, my expenses have taken all my capital; I have just two thousand francs left, and half of it will be wante...

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...d himself, or do much good to the country. Vernon’s dancing in America was capitally described by Willoughby. “Adieu to our cousins!” the latter wrote... ...idering that they signified hesi- tation between the excellent library and capital wine-cellar of Patterne Hall, together with the society of that pro... ... incomes have been restricted to the ex- tent that they must live on their capital, soon grow relieved of the forethoughtful anguish wasting them by t... ...ne fit or more of reckless lavishness. Lovers in like manner live on their capital from failure of income: they, too, for the sake of stifling apprehe... ... singularly, to show her simple spirit at the time, she was unaware of any physical coldness to him; she knew of nothing but her mind at work, objecti... ...able form of wit. Mrs Mountstuart Jenkinson discerned that he had a leg of physical perfection; Miss Dale distinguished it in him in the vital es- sen... ...128 The Egoist resolution brought with it a certain pallid contempt of the physically faithless woman; no wonder he betook himself to The Book, and op... ... imagining she might imitate him when the clash 190 The Egoist of a sharp physical thought, “The difference! the difference!” told her she was woman ... ...a will? W as she, feather-headed that she was, a person to make a stand on physical pride?— If she could yield her hand without reflection (as she con...

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...r the in- cident that had made her faint five minutes before. Being strong physically, she soon overcame the hor- ror of blood. She rose without his a... ...ls of a French cathedral. Well edu- cated, well endowed, and not deficient physically, he remained in the grip of a certain devil whom the modern worl... ... Flack replied that all the columns had been ordered, adding, “and all the capitals different—one with dragons in the foliage, another approaching to ... ...d bore necessary 109 EM Forster pain as well as any man. But he hated the physical violence of the young. How right it was! Sure enough it ended in a... ... wore on, more of her defences fell, and she entertained an image that had physical beauty. In spite of the clearest directions, Miss Bartlett contriv... ... that a woman is always thinking about a man.” “But you are.” She summoned physical disgust. “You’re shocked, but I mean to shock you. It’s the only h...

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...ay to fall in love. But when I came to reckon up what remained to me of my capital, I found it amounted to something less than four hundred pounds! I ... ...The body was quite stiff, and it cost Silas a great effort, both moral and physical, to dislodge it from its position, and discover the face. Prince F... ...provinces, it was almost as a foreigner that he in- stalled himself in the capital of the country for which he had shed his blood. On the day followin... ..., accustomed as he was to dan- gerous emotions, suffered an almost pitiful physical pros- tration; his breath whistled in his lungs, his teeth grated ... ...e himself with rage. He, too, ran his very best; but, try as he might, the physical advantages were not upon his side, and his outcries and the fall o... ...tude he chose to lie the dia- mond in his pocket occasioned him a sensible physical dis- tress. It burned, it was too large, it bruised his ribs; and ... ... – desired to make Francis an annual allowance of five hundred pounds. The capital was to be placed under the control of the lawyer’s firm and two tru... ...nor of how it was expected to fall. Her father’s alarm was un- feigned and physically prostrating, and he had thought more than once of making an unco... ...ce. The latter had protested that Beppo (that was the seaman’s name) was a capital fellow, and could be trusted to the death; but Mr. Huddlestone had ...

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...ets aside the more or less popular identifications of it with abundance of physical pleasures, with political power and honour, with the mere possessi... ...odnesses,” “perfections,” “excellences,” or “fitnesses”), some of them are physical, but others are psy- chical, and among the latter some, and these ... ...his fa- mous “Doctrine of the Mean.” Reasoning from the analogy of “right” physical acts, he pronounces that rightness always means adaptation or adju... ...eality of his individual responsibility. For his present purpose the meta- physical difficulties are irrelevant. The treatment of Justice in Book V ha... ...grow red and they who fear death turn pale. So both are evidently in a way physical, which is thought to be a mark of a feeling rather than a moral st... ...thics of Aristotle P 8, l. 2. Plato’s sister’s son. P 9, l. 9. This is the capital defect in Aristotle’s eyes, who being eminently practical, could no...

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...rrays them in harmonious order , giving to the organic and inorganic, to the physical and moral, their respective limits, and showing how they all wor... ...ion and repulsion going on— an attraction or repulsion of ideas of which the physical phenomenon described under a similar name is a figure. Freedom a... ... in the kingdom of thought. The divisions which arise in thought between the physical and moral and between the moral and intellectual, and the like, ... ...pposites has supplied new in struments of thought for the solution of meta physical problems, and has thrown down many of the walls within which the... ...nting in some determinations of thought which we require. We cannot say that physical science, which at present occupies so large a share of popular a... ...y is, for this is a title which I should give to all philosophers. SOCRATES: Capital, my friend! and I may add that they are almost as hard to be disc...

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...ear’s tragedies: that is, dissect out the absurd sensational incidents and physical violences of the borrowed story from the genuine Shakespearian tis... ...does not occur to them that if women were as fastidious as men, morally or physically, there would be an end of the race. Is there anything meaner the... ...be- cause it makes the negro clean its boots and then proves the moral and physical inferiority of the negro by the fact that he is a shoeblack; but w... ...al shop, in which department he is probably much in advance of his English capitalist friends. He gets on best with romantic Christians of the amorist... ...appear to the north]. MENDOZA. [on the hill, using his glass] T wo only, a capital- ist and his chauffeur. They look English. DUVAL. Angliche! Aoh yes... ... desperate and disappointed man. He gave me some valuable introductions to capitalists of the right sort. I formed a syn- dicate; and the present ente... ...ble gulf could you have? Think of what you have seen on earth. There is no physical gulf between the philosopher’s class room and the bull ring; but t... ...ven. There is the great gulf of the parable between the two places. A mere physical gulf they could bridge; or at least I could bridge it for them (th... ...oming a navvy, Mrs Malone. [T o Hector] There’s really no difficulty about capital to start with. T reat me as a friend: draw on me. OCTAVIUS. [impuls...

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...ere getting on,” said the Colo- nel, kindly. “Thank you, we are getting on capitally. And oh, Robert, Mr. Ogilvie will tell you; he thinks Armine too—... ...oreover, Mr. Ogilvie had a lecturer from London to give weekly lectures on physical science to his boys, and opened the doors to ladies. This was a gr... ...free and on an equality, if they did not go beyond her, in all enjoyments, physical, artistic, or intellectual; the other toiled to keep up appearance... ...ify,” said Bobus. “Now I shall be able to get the very best instruction in physical sci- ence, and make some great discovery. If I could only go and s... ...t house in Kenminster, and regarded the five o’clock tea, after the weekly physical science lecture at the school, as a delightful institution. 149 Y... ... you would say so, but the Colonel cannot enter into his wish to have more physical science and less classics, and will not hear of his going to Germa... ...e. Besides, one is more sure of being of use that way than in any other.” “Capital! Then what withholds you? Isn’t it swell enough?” Johnny laughed an... ... he grows older. I had him to dine the other day at our mess, and he cut a capital figure by judiciously holding his tongue and looking such a fine fe... ...inion of fellows changing about for nothing—and because of Evelyn and some capital fellows besides. But I found out long ago that it had been a stupid...

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...us characteristics. Antisthenes, who was an enemy of plea- sure, was not a physical philosopher; the atomists, who were physical philosophers, were no... ...le the ethical na- ture of pleasure is scarcely considered, and the merely physical phenomenon imperfectly analysed, too much weight is given to ideas... ...ed to think, but this will appear more clearly as we proceed. PROTARCHUS: Capital, Socrates; pray go on as you pro- pose. SOCRATES: But, let us firs... ...in which you ranked health, and, if I am not mistaken, harmony. SOCRATES: Capital; and now will you please to give me your best attention? PROTARCHUS...

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...be- gin from King’s Cross. Like many others who have lived long in a great capital, she had strong feelings about the various rail- way termini. They ... ... keep the life of the spirit dawdling round them. Then they withdraw. When physical passion is involved, there is a definite name for such behaviour—f... ... upstairs. He suffered acutely. Pain came over him in spasms, as if it was physical, and even while he was about to eat, his eyes would fill with tear... ...ainty black column, her little face and elaborate mourning hat forming the capital thereof. “One minute, I’m busy. Well, Crane, who’s been driving it,... ...ia had gone there too. Helen loved the country, and her letter glowed with physical exercise and poetry. She spoke of the scenery, quiet, yet august; ... ...usand a year.” “Have I? I thought I had a million.” “Wasn’t a million your capital? Dear me! we ought to have settled that. Still, it doesn’t matter. ... ...dal trough by taking shares in the lock at Teddington, and if he and other capitalists thought good, some day it could be short- ened again. With a go... ... I shall never believe you like him.” “I do. Firstly, because he cares for physical adven- ture, just as you do. Yes, you go motoring and shoot- ing; ... ...l never, under- stand.” Thus she spoke before the wedding ceremony and the physical union, before the astonishing glass shade had fallen that interpos...

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...s a child any longer. He is still quite a boy in his habits and ideas; but physically he is rap- idly springing up into a young man. That reminds me o... ...and stealthily hitting his bent knee as if it were another person’s face. “Physical or moral science?” persisted Lydia. “Physical science,” said Cashe... ...ppreciate the truth of that. Perhaps all the science that is not at bottom physical science is only pre- tentious nescience. I have read much of physi... ...tronger and straighter than nine out of ten men.” “You set a high value on physical qualifications then. So do I.” 59 George Bernard Shaw “Only from ... ...hing else to do,” said Alice, carelessly. “Here he is. He has picked out a capital horse for us, too.” Meanwhile, Mellish had been dragged from beneat... ...-room as yours, Mrs. Hoskyn. There was a fitness in rebuking it by skilled physical violence. Con- sider the prodigious tact of it, too! One gentleman... ...ropean countries, whose father had been torn asunder in the streets of his capital, lived surrounded by soldiers who shot down all strangers that appr... ...t was a good opportu- nity to go in search of him. Now, there was hardly a capital in western Europe that she did not know better than Lon- don. She h...

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... immediate affliction on them, had much dignity: dignity of an unrelenting physical order, which need not express any remarkable pride of spirit. The ... ...eir pretty language, signalized him as a ‘finick.’ Now, having achieved so capital a marriage, Caroline, wor- thy creature, was anxious that her siste... ...weet child! how does she this morning? blooming?” when she kisses me?’ Her capital imitation of his sister’s manner constrained him to join in her lau... ...e wants us to send a couple of frigates, and threaten bombard- ment of the capital, if they don’t take her husband back, and receive him with honours.... ...e against Mrs. Mel, was Mel,—her husband; but, with him, she was under the physical fascination of her youth, and it never left her. In her heart she ... ...ners glanced up from their plates, or the paper, smiled, and pursued their capital occupation. ‘Glad to see me!’ the old gentleman muttered, querulous... ...an flung the reins to the horse, and curiously watched him footing on; for physical discomfort balanced his mental perturbation, and he who had just b... ...ily levelled on his sister’s husband. The Major, who, whatever he was, was physically no cow- ard, did not fail to interpret the look, and challenge i... ..., the revelation of his high nature simply confirmed her impression of his physical perfections. She had done him a wrong; at her death news would com...

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... Brunn. Despite his apparently deli- cate build Prince Andrew could endure physical fatigue far better than many very muscular men, and on the night o... ...ch as to say: ‘Heaven is with us, but heaven help you and 55 Tolstoy your capital!’ The one general whom we all loved, Schmidt, you expose to a bulle... ...really of small importance in view of such events as the fall of Austria’s capital. “How is it Vienna was taken? What of the bridge and its celebrated... ...— they say the Holy Russian army loots terribly—her army is destroyed, her capital taken, and all this for the beaux yeux* of His Sardinian Majesty. A... ...ession of those voices and faces and a sense of loneliness merged with the physical pain. It was they, these soldiers-wounded and unwounded—it was the...

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...s a man called Dawlishe, a judge somewhere in this country it seems, and a capital partner at whist by the way, and when I wanted to talk to him about... ...ir fathers, and to teach a workman’s son the elements of math- ematics and physical science would give him ideas above his business. They must be kept... ...long job to explain, and Sara here won’t stand, but you know how sensitive capital is, and how timid investors are. All this sort of rot is likely to ... ...ouragement of private enterprise, and coaxing out into use the millions of capital that lie dormant in the country.” The mare was dancing with impatie... ...n laborers, factory operatives, and the like, have been protected, and the capitalist, eager to get on, has not al- ways regarded Government action wi... ... fare and protection of the Indian factory opera- tive? English and native capitalists running cot- ton mills and factories.” “But is the solicitude o... ...least political, but an all round en- 138 Under the Deodars tanglement of physical, social, and moral evils and corruptions, all more or less due to ...

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...ng to visit his estate, situated rather more than a hundred miles from the capital, to the north- ward of Cape Frio. I gladly accepted his kind offer ... ...orses (a posta), so as to be enabled to keep up a communi- cation with the capital. As the Beagle intended to call at Bahia Blanca, I determined to pr... ...vegetation necessary for their support; be- cause, as there is evidence of physical changes, and as the animals have become extinct, so may we sup- po... ...iard, who treated me with the most uncommon hospitality. The Bajada is the capital of Entre Rios. In 1825 the town contained 6000 inhabit- ants, and t... ... to General Rolor, who commanded a division of the rebels on this side the capital. In the morning I rode to the encampment. The general, of- ficers, ... ...obable that the is- lands of the Cape de Verd group resemble, in all their physical conditions, far more closely the Galapagos Islands, than these lat... ...ical conditions, far more closely the Galapagos Islands, than these latter physically re- semble the coast of America, yet the aboriginal in- habitant... ...attached to America, but it should rather be called a group of satellites, physically similar, or- ganically distinct, yet intimately related to each ... ...in this colony, which, from its very foundation, then numbered only three *Physical Description of New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land, p. 354. 496...

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...YOND—1910 YOU HAVE NO DOUBT noticed that certain books pro- duce a sort of physical effect on one—mostly an au- dible effect. I am not alluding here t... ...ck. But meantime let us return for a moment to my opening remark about the physical effect of some common, hired books. A few of them (not necessar- i... ...many men are driven beyond the bounds of sanity by the stress of moral and physical misery. Great numbers of soldiers and regimental officers go mad a... ...g their existence manifest to themselves is determined in the direction of physical activity. The idea of ceas- ing to grow in territory, in strength,... ...pilot boarded us in a motor- dinghy. More and more is mankind reducing its physical activities to pulling levers and twirling little wheels. Progress!... ...that he, they, the whole three million (or thirty million, for all I know) capital Organisation for selling passages has considered the problem of boa...