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...s, who from 17 to 70 retain unaltered the mental airs of the later and the physical appearance of the earlier age, appears in the garden and comes thr... ...- mously, of course; but moralize as you will, superabundant vitality is a physical fact that cant be talked away. [He sits down between the writing t... ...le as yours. 57 Shaw TARLETON. I suppose your mother brought him a little capital. THE MAN. I dont know. Whats that got to do with you? TARLETON. Wel... ...ectable house it would be put a stop to. These are the morals of our pious capitalist class! This is your rotten bourgeoisie! This!— MRS TARLETON. Don... ...oom, if the truth were known, I expect. Thats whats going to smash up your Capitalism. The problems are beginning to read. Ha! We’re free to do that h...

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...ttain to any sound notion either of gram mar or interpretation? Why did the physical sci ences never arrive at any true knowledge or make any real p... ...e reckoned among the symptoms of the decline. There is the want of method in physical science, 43 Phaedrus the want of criticism in history , the wan... ... the lover and the beloved, and also the greatest pos sible good? SOCRATES: Capital. But will you tell me whether I defined love at the beginning of ...

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...nd so delicately colored that she looked like a cheerful thought more than a physical reality; while Peony expanded in breadth rather than height, an... ...rt of the concern, in which case I think I can pledge myself to double their capital in four or five years. T urn back with me, young man; for though ... ...the tales, that I loathe the very thought of them, and actually experience a physical sickness of the stomach, when ever I glance at them on the tabl...

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...d ear of the ladies. I say this, with all respect and with all honour, for physical reasons and for no others. “Let us leave off singing,” said Bertha... ...adies his assistance in counting the joists, and this generosity finds its physical cause in the fact that, having nothing to do, he was always ready ... ..., that he presented her with the beautiful palace that he had in the Papal capital. About this time she had the misfor- tune to find herself in an int... ...ze; her flesh still remained firm and white as marble. She returned to the physical science of the master doctors of Paris, and sent for a celebrated ... ...or- merly led had for ever ruined her chance of obtaining off- spring. The physical reasons which he assigned were so con- trary to the teaching of th...

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...st die Un-dank-bar-keit [The most cruel of all passions is ingratitude.] a capital U, mind.” The last word written, I looked at him, for him to go on,... ...mile Papa gave Mamma a paper inscribed in Karl’s handwrit- ing. “Is it not capital? “ he concluded. The contents of the paper were as follows: [The jo... ...affirmative answer, continued. “Et moi, je n’ai encore jamais frequente la capitale” (with a particular em- phasis on the word “frequente”). Yet I fel... ...d to save them. The moral nature of man is more tenacious of life than the physical, and grief never kills. After a time Grandmamma’s power of weeping...

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...tertained, now by demon strative chains of reasoning, now by the recital of physical processes and the treatises of the doctors of the Church, now by... ...turn the leaves of a book. Nor let a crying child admire the pictures in the capital letters, lest he soil the parchment with wet fingers; for a child...

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...ed for our use. Those who have no knowledge of logic, like some of our great physical philosophers, seem to be quite as good reasoners as those who ha... ...e use of their bodies, are invincible in every sort of warfare; for they are capital at fighting in armour, and will teach the art to any one who pays...

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...ge expression she did not understand, and lay down again. He was suffering physically at that moment, there was a weight on his chest and he could not... ... was about to leave the room. “Oh, no, no!” And besides the pallor and the physical suf- fering on the little princess’ face, an expression of childis... ...on hearing the news was one of anger with Sonya…. He tried to say, “That’s capital; of course she’ll forget her childish promises and accept the of- f...

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...ice and good-will of a broker, promising to provide him with the necessary capital. In those days, such offices could still be bought at a modest pric... ... price. That evening, in the salon as it happened of his patron, a wealthy capitalist proposed, on the recommendation of the mother, a very ad- vantag... ... are. It is always easy to get rid of a man who loves women. However, this capitalist talks about moving again. Have Monsieur le vidame and Monsieur l... ...y a presentiment which struck her heart as she slept. She had a sense both physical and moral of her husband’s absence. She did not feel the arm Jules... ...ment an idea flashed through his brain with such force that he felt almost physically illuminated by it. In the days of his toilsome poverty before hi... ...e moral malady which has made great progress, and it has com- plicated her physical condition, which was already danger- ous, and made still more so b... ...effects of death were omitted. Death in Paris is unlike death in any other capital; few persons know the trials of true grief in its struggle with civ...

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...ond the bounds of a single city community; because there did not exist the physical conditions for the formation and propagation of a public opinion, ... ... soon after to cost them so dear. Surely a conclusive example how far mere physical and economic power is from being the whole of social power. It was... ... may be a select class of savants who cultivate science with a view to its physical uses or for the pleasure of the pursuit. There will be a bureau c... ...rld better. If the desires are low placed, if they extend to little beyond physical comfort, and the show of riches, the immediate results of the ener... ...ther; including, however, along with em ployers of labor not only retired capitalists and the possess ors of inherited wealth, but all that highly p... .... If there be any difference, women require it more than men, since, being physically weaker, they are more dependent on law and society for pro tect... ...ce by a popular vote, whoever was desirous of supplant ing him would make capital for that purpose out of all his judicial decisions; would carry all... ...ed than that which surrounds and admonishes the highest authorities at the capital, while the comparative smallness of the interests involved causes e...

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...that man’s aspect as soon as he fell silent. I think the effect was purely physical, but in consequence whatever he said seemed inadequate and as if p... ...d on a scrap of paper: ‘Write your messages at once’ and signed with a big capital R. So my mother sat down again to her charming writing desk and the... ...le. With some pipe ash amongst a little spilt wine his forefinger traced a capital R. Then he looked into an empty glass profoundly. I have a notion t... ... hearts (but after all I am speaking only for myself) a vivid sense of her physical perfection in beauty of limb and balance of nerves, and not so muc... ....” The mere thought of those two women being sisters aroused one’s wonder. Physically they were altogether of different de- sign. It was also the diff... ...lpless in their unrelaxing grasp. If one could have kept a record of one’s physical sen- sations it would have been a fine collection of absurdities a... ..., which are less intimate, acting at a distance—but arms of some sort. For physically his life, which could be taken away from him, was exactly like m...

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...re all the more afflicting to the good emperor, who could not preserve his capital Munich, and was compelled in some degree to im- plore the hospitali... ...ver the world, long accustomed to peace and quiet. A great and magnificent capital, which was at the same time a trading and mercantile city, is smitt... ...onsequently , when they went so far as to excite anger, were repelled with physical force, or at least excited strange reflections in me which could n... ...id this commu- nity, this confidence, remain during the development of our physical and moral powers. That interest of youth; that amaze- ment at the ... ... I revenged my fault upon myself, by assaulting in various frantic ways my physical nature, in order to inflict some hurt on my moral nature, contribu... ...ak it out? We will make the attempt. In moral and religious, as well as in physical and civil, mat- ters, man does not like to do any thing on the spu... ..., which was the more neces- sary, as the mode of its preparation, both for physical, and especially for moral, reasons, could not be well communi- cat... ...erwards. No sooner had the news of the queen’s happy arrival rung from the capital, than it was followed by the horrible intelli- gence, that, owing t...

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...ristocratic companions that Elena Ivanovna, his mother, had to draw on her capital, she was hardly pained, consid- ering it quite natural and even goo... ...n. When he saw that the merchant’s awkward defence (evidently based on his physical admiration for her, which he did not even try to hide) and the for... ...the play or each other, and that if they talked it was only to gratify the physical desire to move the muscles of the throat and tongue after having e... ...ing of curiosity, depression, perplexity, and moral nausea, that grew into physical sickness, took hold of him more strongly than ever before. Without... ...gs of the evidently innocent Menshoff seemed terrible, and not so much his physical suffering as the perplexity, the distrust in the good and in God w... ...ery rapid, and Nekhludoff was such a man. These changes in him were due to physical and to spiritual causes. At this time he experienced such a change... ...said that all the income from the land must be placed to form the communal capital of the peasants. “Oh, I see; then you, of course, will receive the ... ... “Oh, I see; then you, of course, will receive the per- centages from that capital,” said the foreman, brighten- ing up. “Dear me! no. Don’t you see, ... ...ting the land to you for money, and is giving you the money back to form a capital for the commune.” “We understand very well,” said a cross, toothles...

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...the Jew in a low voice. ‘I do as I am bidden by my principal. It is not my capital that is invested in the business. It is not my profit that arises t... ...of another!’ cried Fledgeby. ‘Does as he is told by his principal! Not his capital that’s in- vested in the business. Oh, that’s good! Ha ha ha ha!’ M... ...e. Now, next you’ll want a cheque—or you’ll say you want it, though you’ve capital enough somewhere, if one only knew where, but you’d be peppered and... ...e the shadow of an actual presence, was in accordance with the laws of the physical world, for all the Light that shone on Betty Higden lay beyond Dea... ...ing in a sufficiently low-spirited manner. ‘I’ll wash my hands of Mr Dolls physically—’ said Eugene, ‘and be with you again directly, Mortimer.’ ‘I wo... ...any- thing in his power. Mr Lammle, himself a man of business as well as a capitalist. Mr Lammle, accustomed to be intrusted with the most delicate af... ...th, and accounted for its humidity on natural principles well known to the physical sciences, by explaining that she had looked in at the door to see ... ... of their first-class furniture and effects (including a Billiard Table in capital letters), ‘by auction, under a bill of sale,’ is publicly announced...

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... a sample of hydrophobia serum from the Pasteur Institute, and it answered capitally. It stimu- lated the phagocytes; and the phagocytes did the rest.... ...his overcoat, his throat wrapped in a shawl. He is a slim young man of 23, physically still a stripling, and pretty, though not effeminate. He has tur... ...ing! Great success! Interesting case! Glorious night! Ex- quisite scenery! Capital dinner! Stimulating conversation! Restful outing! Good wine! Happy ... ...d. I feel perfectly convinced that this is not a moral case at all: it’s a physical one. Theres something abnormal about his brain. That means, probab... ...an would be; and he is not scared. His eyes look larger; and he is so weak physically that he can hardly move, lying on his cushions, with complete la...

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...ord or Cambridge, far from the depravity and corruption which reign in the capital. They are not called to dignities till very late, at a time of life... ...rd Bacon was acquainted with experimental philosophy, nor with the several physical experiments which have been made since his time. Scarce one of the...

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...er head, but whether angrily or remorsefully, or in denial, or only in her physical infirmity, did not appear. ‘There was a child called Alice Marwood... ... cover, totally abstain- ing, with characteristic modesty, from the use of capital let- ters. Captain Cuttle, having attached his own left-handed sig-... ... mount- ing his own, they rode off for the City together. Mr Carker was in capital spirits, and talked much. Mr Dombey received his conversation with ... ... moral weight and heroism of his character, was scarcely ornamental to it, physically speaking, on account of his plasters; which were numerous. But t... ...its having been conceived, and born and bred, in Hell! Those who study the physical sciences, and bring them to bear upon the health of Man, tell us t... ...es’ feet, and no rest. A vision of tending on at last, towards the distant capital, by busier roads, and sweeping round, by old cathedrals, and dashin... ...ated on J. B.—nor was he a man sub- ject to lively emotions, except in the physical regards of gasp- ing and choking. But he had so paraded his friend... ...the house. The swarm and buzz, and going up and down, endure for days. The Capital Modern Household Fur- niture, &c., is on view. Then there is a pali... ...n there is a palisade of tables made in the best drawing- room; and on the capital, french-polished, extending, tele- scopic range of Spanish mahogany...

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...er Woman of the Family poor governess ought to feel the same. Think of the physical reaction of body on mind, and tell me if you could have the barbar... ... concern so secure that there was no danger in embarking all the available capital of the family in it, and it did bring us in a very good income.” “I... ... disappointed and grieved as you are now. It is very merciful the way that physical trials help one through those of the mind.” “I never knew,” said t... ...en very far gone, indeed, to have been taken in to suppose me to be making capital of her ‘charitable pur- poses.’” “Your acting is too like life,” he... ... the terror, and of the long suppressed secret, upon the child’s moral and physical nature, than with any curiosity as to the subject of her last alar... ...n’s likeness was a very handsome Sepoy havildar whom we took at Lucknow, a capital soldier before the mutiny, and then an ineffable ruf- fian.” 253 Y... ...hing as it were in her wretchedness; and then came the gradual increase of physical suffering, bearing in upon her that she had caught the fatal disor... ... to that trying feature of illness, the insur- mountable dread of the mere physical fatigue. The Dean of Avoncester, a kind old friend of Mrs. Curtis,... ... and I find discretion.” “But is it not very troublesome to you?” “It is a capital lark!” said Mr. Clare, with a zest that only the slang word could i...

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...y live there. As a matter of fact, ethical strain is just as bad for us as physical strain. It is desirable that the normal pitch of con- duct at whic... ...her the sufferings of those who are tied for life to criminals, drunkards, physically unsound and dangerous mates, and worthless and unamiable people ... ...evelopment of social intelligence than our marriage system; but if it were physically possible to introduce it into human society it would be wrecked ... ...hand of the law has been brought down on one sex only. Outrages which were capital offences within the memory of persons still living when committed o... ...xes are quite compatible with a change of partners every day or every hour Physically there is nothing to distinguish human society from the farm-yard... ...y the fact that the sympathy of the woman turns naturally to the victim of physical brutality and against the bully, the Thackerayan notion to the con...

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...tting the inner hall-door open, and in the consequent mental confusion and physical darkness slipping down the kitchen stairs. The visitor, however, b... ...t’s party. The shame, desertion, wretch- edness, and exposure of the great capital; the wet, the cold, the slow hours, and the swift clouds of the dis... ...wasn’t it? Do you know, I have often wished my- self back again? We were a capital party.’ This was Mr Meagles’s invariable habit. Always to object to... ...some fifteen years before. It was not a bosom to repose upon, but it was a capital bosom to hang jewels upon. Mr Merdle wanted something to hang jewel... ...easury hoped he might venture to congratulate one of England’s world-famed capitalists and merchant-princes (he had turned that original sentiment in ... ...Mr Merdle was already at no loss to dis- cover means of occupying even his capital, and of fully em- ploying even his active and vigorous intellect, B... ...nt laugh. As a much shorter man than the visitor, Mr Flintwinch was at the physical disadvantage of being thus disagreeably leered at from a height; a...

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...come City of Paris, sometimes boasting to be ‘Athens of Europe,’ and even ‘Capital of the Universe.’ Stone towers frown aloft; long-lasting, grim with... ...o usually go to- gether: especially it is an old truth, that wherever huge physical evil is, there, as the parent and origin of it, has moral evil to ... ... and the great change now at hand are enough to ‘arrest the circulation of capital, ’ and forward only that of pamphlets. A few thousand gold louis ar... ...s of the Chateau, the courts, the streets of Versailles; in few hours, the Capital; and, as the news flew, all France, resounded with the cry of Vive ... ...of it inviolable: ‘infamous, traitorous, towards the Nation, and guilty of capital crime, is any person, body- corporate, tribunal, court or commissio... ...erposes? Industry, in these times of Insurrection, must needs lie dormant; capital, as usual, not circulating, but stagnating timorously in nooks. The...

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... a few grains of common sense in an ounce of miserliness. Miserliness is a capital quality to run in families; it’s the safe side for madness to dip o... ... do, believes in his religion whatever it may be: you could turn over your capital just as fast with cursing and swearing:— plenty of fellows do. You ... ...e his vanities provoked by contact with the showy worldly successes of the capital, but to live among people who could hold no rivalry with that pursu... ...I take Tamburlaine in his chariot for the tremendous course of the world’s physical history lashing on the harnessed dynasties. In my opinion, that is... ...f up entirely to the many kinds of work which he could do without handling capital, and was one of those precious men within his own district whom eve... ...pper plate cheeks and copper plate smiles, and pointing to comic verses as capital and sentimental sto ries as interesting. Rosamond was gracious, an... ...VI — The Widow and the Wife. “Sit down and let me sponge it with vinegar.” Physically Mr. Bulstrode did not want the vinegar, but morally the affec t...

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...ld like to see it well got up for once, if only by amateurs. Miranda has a capital song by Uncle Bill, made for Francie’s soprano. She cuts you all ou... ...Oh yes, I mean to give lectures. I should like to see the world, and study physical science in every place, then tell the next about it. I read all I ... ...atheism and all sorts 87 Yo n g e of things there.” “Y ou might go in for physical science at Oxford or Cambridge.” “I expect that is all my father w... ... right, Lance; every one is crying out for you. Vicar, Cherie is keeping a capital place for you.” The gate opened to admit them, and therewith Mrs. S... ...ised when Lance turned to her and said— “Thank you, my dear, you are doing capitally. I shall be proud of my daughter Mona.” Quite in spirits again, s... ...s about to work hard to qualify herself for lecturing or giving lessons on physical science. She could not enter the college that she wished for till ...

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... few grains of common-sense in an ounce of miserli- ness. Miserliness is a capital quality to run in families; it’s the safe side for madness to dip o... ... do, believes in his religion whatever it may be: you could turn over your capital just as fast with cursing and swearing:—plenty of fellows do. Y ou ... ...e his vanities provoked by contact with the showy worldly successes of the capital, but to live among people who could hold no rivalry with that pursu... ...I take Tamburlaine in his chariot for the tremendous course of the world’s physical history lashing on the harnessed dynasties. In my opinion, that is... ...f up entirely to the many kinds of work which he could do without handling capital, and was one of those precious men within his own district whom eve... ...pper-plate cheeks and copper-plate smiles, and pointing to comic verses as capital and sentimental stories as interesting. Rosamond was gracious, and ... ...in this cause of depression. “Sit down and let me sponge it with vinegar.” Physically Mr. Bulstrode did not want the vinegar, but mor- ally the affect...

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...at is saying too much for it,” said Mr. Ernescliffe. “It has no harm in it—capital horse—splendid,” said the doctor; “I shall take you out with it thi... ... little doctor in petticoats.” “Y es, in Norman’s Lexicon,” said Ethel, “a capital likeness of you, papa; but I never could get him to tell me who dre... .... I had such a line in my head, I was forced to write it down. Is not it a capital subject this time?” “The devotion of Decius? Capital. Let me see!” ... ...d emerged into the street, “It is a famous subject.” “Yes, you have made a capital beginning. If you won’t break down somewhere, as you always do, wit... ...ll bring her up.” So nurse departed. “Charming!” cried Ethel, “that’s your capital management, Flora; nurse thinks she has done it all herself.” “She ... ...rouble, it would take some weighty reason, amount- ing to a clear duty, or physical impossibility, to make me think I ought to turn back. I believe”—t... ...pinings. She came downstairs without having gained the victory, and was so physically overcome with lassitude, that Richard insisted on her lying on t...

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...le B, and had taken the bloom off the higher branches of mathemat ics and physical science, French, German, Latin, and Greek. 9 CHARLES D ICKENS He ... ...s they worked long and monotonously, the craving grew within them for some physical relief—some relaxation, encourag ing good humour and good spirits... ...y state of health; for unless you had been en couraged, it is morally and physically impossible that you could have done it.’ ‘I was encouraged by no... ... forget how fond you are of me?’ ‘No, dear Tom, I won’t forget.’ ‘That’s a capital girl,’ said Tom. ‘Good bye, Loo.’ She gave him an affectionate good... ...aiming to be wealthy—a row of fire buckets— vessels calculated to be of no physical utility on any occa sion, but observed to exercise a fine moral i... ... do, another can do.’ This, again, was among the fictions of Coketown. Any capitalist there, who had made sixty thousand pounds out of sixpence, alway... ...friend. ‘He don’t seem to care about his dress,’ thought Tom, ‘and yet how capitally he does it. What an easy swell he is!’ Mr. James Harthouse, happe... ... which the heart of infancy will wither HARD T IMES 256 up, the sturdiest physical manhood will be morally stark death, and the plainest national pro...

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...e unutterable transports which that one long draught of the richest of all physical luxuries afforded. When I had in some degree satisfied my thirst, ... ... the man who has traversed, and successfully, all the wide areas of moral, physical, and math- ematical science? I saw not then what I now clearly per... ...iosity. I found it impossible to comprehend him either in his moral or his physical relations. Of his family I could obtain no satisfactory account. W... ...any minor vices, but made full confession of those moral and even of those physical infirmities, the disclosure of which, in demanding so much higher ... ...ha!—he! he! he!—hi! hi! hi!—ho! ho! ho!—hu! hu! hu!—that’s good!—oh that’s capital—such a wit! But all we want just now, you know, uncle, is that you ...

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... 39 Charles Dickens on his trousers would have hanged him if it had been a capital offence. By that time, I was staggering on the kitchen floor like a... ...s a Buster.” Joe pronounced this word, as if it began with at least twelve capital Bs. “Why don’ t I rise? That were your observation when I broke it ... ...st impulse under that roof) of Mr. Pumblechook’ s chaise-cart. She was not physically strong, and after a little time said, “Slower!” Still, we went a... ...ecretly afraid of him when I saw him so dexterous; but, I felt morally and physically convinced that his light head of hair could have had no business... ... he considered to be More Capi- tal. Those were the two little words, more capital. Now it appeared to him (Pumblechook) that if that capital were got... ...d I asked him, in the course of conversation, what he was? He replied, “ A capitalist – an Insurer of Ships.” I sup- pose he saw me glancing about the... ...he saw me glancing about the room in search of some tokens of Shipping, or capital, for he added, “In the City.” I had grand ideas of the wealth and i... ...ong enough to record on his face any slight changes that oc- curred in his physical state. I do not recollect that I once saw any change in it for the...

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... Over the area spread below, the three or four millions of square miles, the capitals, Leaves of Grass –Whitman 301 The forty millions of people,—O ... ...st of all!) Leaves of Grass –Whitman 542 AN E VENING L ULL After a week of physical anguish, Unrest and pain, and feverish heat, Toward the ending d... ... 155 After a long, long course, hundreds of years, deni 549 After a week of physical anguish, 543 After surmounting three score and ten, 546 After ...

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...come City of Paris, sometimes boasting to be ‘Athens of Europe,’ and even ‘Capital of the Universe.’ Stone towers frown aloft; long-last- ing, grim wi... ... do usually go together: especially it is an old truth, that wherever huge physical evil is, there, as the parent and origin of it, has moral evil to ... ... and the great change now at hand are enough to ‘arrest the circulation of capital,’ and forward only that of pamphlets. A few thousand gold louis are... ...s of the Chateau, the courts, the streets of Versailles; in few hours, the Capital; and, as the news flew, all France, resounded with the cry of Vive ... ... it invio- lable: ‘infamous, traitorous, towards the Nation, and guilty of capital crime, is any person, body-corporate, tribunal, court or commission... ...erposes? Industry, in these times of Insurrection, must needs lie dormant; capital, as usual, not circulating, but stagnating timorously in nooks. The... ...here you front your foe with drawn weapon, one right stroke is final; for, physically speaking, when the brains are out the man does honestly die, and... ...re himself, and the things that are round him;—else where were the need of physical fighting at all? Never, till they are cleft asunder, can these hea...

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...igation, and a flourishing marine would then be the offspring of moral and physical necessity. We might defy the little arts of the little politicians... ...cipate in it, and under circumstances of a greater extension of mercantile capital, would not be unlikely to do it. As a nursery of seamen, it now is,... ...ound philosophers have, in direct terms, attributed to her inhabit- ants a physical superiority, and have gravely asserted that all animals, and with ... ...l world. The want of a mutual guaranty of the State governments is another capital imperfection in the federal plan. There is noth- ing of this kind d... ...chant, and sometimes not only exhausts his profits, but breaks in upon his capital. I am apt to think that a division of the duty, between the seller ... ... laid upon it. The merchant, especially in a country of small com- mercial capital, is often under a necessity of keeping prices down in order to a mo... ... with this advantage, if the provision is to be made by the Union that the capital resource of commercial imposts, which is the most convenient branch... ...dual assimilation in some of these respects, yet there are causes, as well physical as moral, which may, in a greater or less degree, permanently nour...

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...had everything against him. Not only was he a poor, puny creature, without physical strength, one of whose life a friend could never feel sure under a... ...s—innocent gudgeons—with seven and half per cent interest on their paid up capital. Eighty shillings a quar- ter, and seven and half per cent interest... ... a perfect recovery as regarded the tem- porary use of his faculties, both physical and mental; though it may be doubted whether there can be any per-... ...rd as his father was, he was not at all such a drunkard as his father. The physical capacities of the men were very different. The daily amount of alc... ... not exactly under- standing the word he used. ‘It’s all the go now; and a capital thing for the stomach. ’ ‘It’s not a capital thing for your stomach... ...the stomach. ’ ‘It’s not a capital thing for your stomach;—about the least capital thing you can take; that is, if you wish to live. ’ ‘Never mind abo... ...ad in a moment; nor, if it could, would it produce a living. Where was his capital? Where was his skill? and he might have asked also, where the indus... ...‘Pretty well, sometimes. ’ ‘One would get tired of it—eh! But they gave us capital dinners at Zurich. I don’t think much of their soup. But they had f...

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... so vile that in the tower called Malta, where ecclesiastics who committed capital crimes were imprisoned, no such crime as his was ever punished. 13 ... ...vens with love and with desire; and for such belief have I not only proofs physical and metaphysical, but that truth also gives it to me which hence r...

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...of its victims, was rendered far more clear than ever. There stood one, in physical proportion and stature commanding and exact—in intellect richly en... ...near by or behind. In the afternoon of that day, we reached Annapolis, the capital of the State. We stopped but a few moments, so that I had no time t...

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...is morning. My son arrived in New York on January 1st. He was in bad shape physically as a result of his imprisonment: very much under weight, sufferi... ...rican Red Cross, and at the moment which sub- sequent experience served to capitalize, had just finished the unlovely job of cleaning and greasing (ne... ...f them were wit- less. Every one of them had something the matter with him physically as well. For instance, one planton had a large wooden hand. Anot... ...red, having nothing to do and being unable to move, upon the subject of my physical endurance—wondering just how the men about me, many of them beyond... ...he waist—altogether not so extraordinary as was the fact that, after being physically transformed as I have never seen a human being transformed by fo... ...e afternoon promenade, shout various none too subtle allusions to Moshki’s physical condition for the benefit of les femmes. And in response would com... ...throughout his entire body. Having had the most blue-blooded ladies of the capital cooing upon his heroic chest, having completely beaten up, with the...

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...as to have included an ideal history of Athens, as well as a political and physical philosophy. The fragment of the Critias has given birth to a world... ...ve. Certainly, he said, both in men and women those years are the prime of physical as well as of intellectual vigour. Any one above or below the pre... ...er, or as the child or par ent of those who are thus connected with him. Capital, I said; but let me ask you once more: Shall they be a family in na... ...love be youth or maiden, he may be more eager to win the prize of valour. Capital, I said. That the brave man is to have more wives than others has b...

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.... “This place,” says Gookin, refer ring to Wamesit, “being an ancient and capital seat of Indians, they come to fish; and this good man takes this op... ...hange in the present invariable order of society. The greatest appreciable physical revolutions are the work of the light footed air, the stealthy pac... ...and of some we see only the crown of the head above ground. Better are the physically dead, for they more lively rot. Even virtue is no longer such if... ...gue,—and news had come that it was well. That ancient universe is in such capital health, I think undoubtedly it will never die. Heal yourselves, doc... ...o man any stock in life; his credit with the inner world is no better, his capital no larger. He must try his fortune again to day as yesterday. All q...

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...y, to constitute for her, so detached yet so aware, a sort of small social capital. It was the only one she had—it was the only one a lonely gregariou... ...its firmness. “I venture therefore to repeat my hope that you’ll marry some capital fellow; and also to repeat my belief that such a marriage will be m... ...guished altogether by a leanness of person, a leanness quite distinct from physical laxity, which might have been determined on the part of superior p... ...uld, on her side, treat these remarks only as if they had been sense less physical gestures or nervous facial movements. She overlooked them as from ... ...happened—irritate him. Those people—and his free synthesis lumped together capitalists and bankers, re tired men of business, illustrious collectors,... ...y or morally, so to call it, and since that does n’t matter; but even just physically, materially, as a mere wandering woman: as a decent harmless wif... ...n the very sight of Book V, Chapter 5 389 her uncontrollable, her blinded physical quest of a peace not to be grasped, some thing of Mrs. Assingham’... ...ul and beautiful, and I feel somehow as if she were dying. Not really, not physically,” Maggie went on—“she’s naturally so far, splendid as she is, fr...

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...edge, together with the grounds and degrees of belief, opinion, and assent;—I shall not at present meddle with the physical consideration of the mind;... ...the superficies, to make any object appear white or black. 3. We may have the ideas when we are ignorant of their physical causes. A painter or dyer ... ...ld that depend thereon. 22. An excursion into natural philosophy. I have in what just goes before been engaged in physical inquiries a little further... ...n; to the law of fashion, in some countries, valour and virtue; and to the municipal laws of some govern- ments, a capital crime. In this case, when t... ... that creature are in this case is no way considered. And, therefore, whether a child or changeling be a man, in a physical sense, may amongst the nat... ...our knowledge how they are called. 25. Not easy to be made so. It were therefore to be wished, That men versed in physical inquiries, and ac- quainte...

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...even heads, it is supposed with sufficient probability, are meant the seven capital sins, by the three with two horns, pride, anger, and avarice, in... ...whose love All heav’n is mov’d, himself unmov’d the while. Nor demonstration physical alone, Or more intelligential and abstruse, Persuades me to this... ..., as a late French translator of the Paradise well remarks, his reasoning is physical; that of Dante partly metaphysical and partly theologic. v. 111....

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...k, and became very maudlin, almost lachrymose. Masloboev had always been a capital fellow, but cunning, and as it were precocious; he had been a shrew... ... my boy: drinking’ s better. Here I drink; I lie on the sofa (and I have a capital sofa with springs), and I imagine myself Homer, or Dante, or some F... ...nd you are quite right in all you say in it. But what could I do? It was a physical impossibility! And so I thought ‘tomorrow evening I’ll set it all ...

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...ers and mistresses, and the same magnificent estates for the investment of capital, and the same enormous quantities of capital to be invested in es- ... ... the window-panes from left to right in search of some 43 Charles Dickens capital-text placard which should be applicable to his own case, caught sig... ...im, looking round at his employers and shaking his head triumphantly. ‘His capital B’s and D’s are exactly like mine; he dots all his small i’ s and c... ...hat condition for one of dangerous and active ill- ness. When the delicate physical powers which have been sus- tained by an unnatural strain upon the...

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... spent. We’ll begin by explaining to them the benefits of civilization. ’ ‘Capital plan!’ said Mr Supplehouse. ‘But how do you set about it, Smith?’ ‘... ...eal of work when the game has been well got together. They manage all that capitally at Gatherum. Been at the duke’s, eh?’ Lucy had heard the Framley ... ...h, Crawley, ’ said Robarts, before the other had well spo- ken, ‘you are a capital fellow;’ and then he got him a chair, and Mrs Robarts had poured hi... ...as too prudent a man to be very angry at anything, and he knew how to make capital on his own side of charges such as these which overshot their own m... ...now his future outlooks into the world; and yet, as regards health and all physical capacities, he knew that he was still in the prime of his life. Ye...