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..., often heard and never seen; so high up, so far off, so full of such a deep strong melody, that he regarded them with a species of awe; and sometimes... ...p as well as another man at most times; better than a good many, for I am as strong as a lion, and all men an’t; but supposing it should really be tha... ...tters. An’t, it?” Meg was in an ecstasy. He could not have gone wider of the mark than Trotters — except Polonies. “Liver?” said Toby, communing with ... ...reat ladies, father, have I? And he said so much, and said it in his way; so strong and earnest, and all the time so kind and gentle; that I said I’d ... ... the least economical, and the most wasteful article of consumption that the markets of this country can by possibility produce. The loss upon a pound... ...ly, made shift to murmur 18 THE CHIMES out that he was very quick, and very strong. “How old are you?” inquired the Alderman. “I’m over sixty, sir,” ... ...o the channel they had taken all that day, and which the days’ events had so marked out and shaped. His interest in the two wanderers had set him on a... ...sphere began to freshen: presently to feel quite windy; presently it blew so strong, that he could hardly keep his legs. But, he got to an arched wind...

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... Till the kettle boil, Snatch of me your pleasure, Where the broom-straw marks the leaf; Women quiet with your weeping Lest you wake a workman s... ...s in a day or two. All the things we ever knew Will be ashes in that hour, Mark the transient butterfly, How he hangs upon the flower. Suffer me to ta... ...of the city, wanting the sea; Wanting the sticky, salty sweetness Of the strong wind and shattered spray; Wanting the loud sound and the soft sound ... ... Of the big surf that breaks all day. Always before about my dooryard, Marking the reach of the winter sea, Rooted in sand and dragging drift-wood... ...ly together upon the escaping guest, The common soul, unguarded, and grown strong. Longing alone is singer to the lute; Let still on nettles in the op...

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...ll to me! Fool: Sirrah, I’ll teach thee a speech. KING LEAR: Do. Fool: Mark it, nuncle: Have more than thou showest, ... ...o I am? Fool: Lear’s shadow. KING LEAR: I would learn that; for, by the marks of sovereignty, knowledge, and reason, I should be false persuaded I ... ... warrant thee. [Exeunt KING LEAR, KENT, and Attendants. ] GONERIL: Do you mark that, my lord? ALBANY: I cannot be so partial, Goneril, To the great ... ...ainst parricides did all their thunders bend; Spoke, with how manifold and strong a bond The child was bound to the father; sir, in fine, Seeing how l... ...d potential spurs To make thee seek it.’ GLOUCESTER: Strong and fasten’d villain Would he deny his letter? I never got him. [Tu... ...ING LEAR: Ask her forgive ness? Do you but mark how this becomes the house: ‘Dear daughter, I confess that I am old; [... ...d all are fled. Do de, de, de. Sessa! Come, march to wakes and fairs and market towns. Poor Tom, thy horn is dry. KING LEAR: Then let them anatom... ... do appear; Robes and furr’d gowns hide all. Plate sin with gold, And the strong lance of justice hurtless breaks: Arm it in rags, a pigmy’s straw do... ... do appear; Robes and furr’d gowns hide all. Plate sin with gold, And the strong lance of justice hurtless breaks: Arm it in rags, a pigmy’s straw do...

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... to be found in the manuscript?” My uncle raised his spectacles, took up a strong lens, and carefully examined the blank pages of the book. On the fro... ...nt which turned up a few hours after. When our good Martha wanted to go to Market, she found the door locked. The big key was gone. Who could have tak... ... table. Explanations were given, Martha was set at liberty, ran off to the market, and did her part so well that in an hour afterwards my hunger was a... ... leaves no room for doubt. I will even allow that the document bears every mark and evidence of authenticity. That learned philosopher did get to the ... ...by a cook of the name of Vincent, where we had an ample breakfast for four marks each (2s. 4d.). Then I took a childish pleasure in exploring the city... ...se for Cape Portland, the most southerly point of Iceland. The passage was marked by nothing unusual. I bore the troubles of the sea pretty well; my u... ...gain refused by the animal sig- nificantly shaking his head. Then followed strong language, and the whip; but the brute answered these arguments with ... ...s hardly expecting so much comfort; the only discomfort proceeded from the strong odour of dried fish, hung meat, and sour milk, of which my nose made... ...more confidence I feel. The order of these volcanic formations affords the strongest confirmation to the theories of Davy. We are now among the primit...

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...m of martyr’s stuff in all that softened marble; but he has a capacity for strong and warm attachment, and might act devotedly through its impulse, an... ...rest touch, somewhere between a pat and a tap of the finger; it might be a mark of fondness, or perhaps a playful pretence of punish- ment. At all eve... ...e world, she chose to be surrounded. Her two friends were conscious of the strong, yearning grasp which Miriam laid upon them, and gave her their affe... ... sky, admit- ting only from high upward that partial light which, with its strongly marked contrast of shadow, is the first requisite to- wards seeing... ...it- ting only from high upward that partial light which, with its strongly marked contrast of shadow, is the first requisite to- wards seeing objects ... ...oser to the genial earth, with which his kin- dred instincts linked him so strongly, he threw himself at full length on the turf, and pressed down his... ...oor Posterity; and, to say the truth, I think you are as likely to hit the mark as anybody. These busts, now, much as I seem to scorn them, make me fe... ... ought to come with it. I have lost,—by staggering a little way beyond the mark, in the blindness of my distress, I have lost, as we shall hereafter f... ...ions, like the above, all kindly meant, but none of them quite hitting the mark, and often striking where they were not aimed. It may be allowable to ...

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...he debate thereon, is entered on the Transactions of the Club. Both bear a strong affinity to the discussions of other celebrated bodies; and, as it i... ...he bell with tremendous violence, ‘glasses round—brandy and water, hot and strong, and sweet, and plenty,—eye damaged, Sir? W aiter! raw beef steak fo... ...e little to do and less to get. Poet, Sir?’ ‘My friend Mr. Snodgrass has a strong poetic turn,’ said Mr. Pickwick. ‘So have I,’ said the stranger. ‘Ep... ... service this morning, sir,’ said he, ‘will you allow us to offer a slight mark of our gratitude by begging the favour of your company at dinner?’ ‘Gr... ...and to form his first impressions of the beauty of the Kentish ladies, was strong upon Mr. T upman. The temptation to take the stranger with him was e... ...in the apartment. ‘I had had time to note these little particulars, and to mark the heavy breathing and feverish startings of the sick man, before he ... ...and the doctor. ‘I have met this gentleman before,’ said the Doctor, with marked emphasis. ‘Indeed!’ said Mr. Winkle. ‘And—and that person, too, if I... ... the whole of this time, and when the poor crea ture often bore about her marks of ill usage and violence which she could not wholly conceal, she was... ...ached to the soil to earn a precarious and hazardous subsistence by making marks of themselves for inexperienced sportsmen. ‘Only to start the game,’ ...

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...or thereabouts was wending his way on horseback along the mountain road that leads to a large village near the Grande Chartreuse. This village is the market town of a populous canton that lies within the limits of a valley of some considerable length. The melting of the snows had filled the boulder- strewn bed of the torrent (often dry) that flows through this valley, whic...

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...t leads to a large village near the Grande Chartreuse. This village is the market town of a populous canton that lies within the limits of a valley of... ...the valise securely fastened to the crupper behind him had not combined to mark him out as a soldier, the air of unconcern that sat on his face, his r... ...noses that stood in need of 12 The Country Doctor wiping, they all looked strong and healthy. “Are they your children?” the soldier asked the old wom... ...tle rogues! Do you want to finish them up?” The old woman rose, caught the strongest of the four, ad- ministered a gentle slap on the back, and flung ... ...de of the mountain stream, lend human interest to the well- tilled spot, a stronghold with no apparent outlet among the mountains that surround it. It... ...of his personal appearance; but his dark and motionless figure served as a strong relief to his face, which caught the bright light of the blazing fir... ...sion “square-headed.” Genestas was accustomed to read the indications that mark the features of men destined to do great things, since he had been bro... ... this way our dairy produce came, in time, to command higher prices in the market than that sent by other communes. We had splendid herds, and as a co... ...ss, an industry which should make great trans- actions, a warehouse, and a market necessary. It is not enough that a country should lose none of the m...

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...ormation had not been alto- gether reassuring. Valetta had learnt how many marks might be lost by whispering or bad spelling, and how ferociously cros... ... by there loomed through the rain two dripping shiny forms under umbrellas strongly inclined to fly away from them—Miss Mohun and Mr. Grant, the junio... ... patronise instead of bullying ‘little Merry’—and took him off to the tide mark—to the agony of his sisters, when they heard the St. Andrew’s bell. At... ...Jane’s eyes. 42 Charlotte M. Young It was a further offence that her aunt strongly recommended her going regularly to the High School instead of only... ...n the days of comparative prosperity, with a husband to keep her up to the mark, and a desire to rank with the officers’ wives, she had let everything... ... of attention to the old soldier’s fam- ily, she had simply done enough to mark her neglect and disdain. ‘Grizzling’ (to use an effective family phras... ... an awkward thing for their families, who have not been educated up to the mark.’ ‘It is an anomalous position, and I have a great pity for them,’ sai... ..., but there is a great deal to do at home in after hours. My mother is not strong, and we cannot keep a really efficient servant.’ ‘Oh! but you must b... ...ine, ‘girls must be either so delicate that they are quite helpless, or so strong as to be absolutely weather-proof.’ Fortune, however, favoured Gilli...

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...l these things had no effect upon me, or at least not enough to resist the strong inclination I had to go abroad 4 The Further Adventures of Robinson... ...: it was uppermost in all my thoughts, and my fancy worked so steadily and strongly upon it that I talked of it in my sleep; in short, nothing could r... ...there might be many that were thankful afterwards; but the passion was too strong for them at first, and they were not able to master it: then were th... ...he Bahama Islands, but were then driven away again to the south-east, by a strong gale of wind at NNW ., the same that blew now: and having no sails t... ..., and gave the governor an account where they had pitched their tents, and marked themselves out a habitation and plantation; and it was a very conven... ...rst shot, he should be sure to have a second. But the first was too good a marksman to miss his aim; for as the savages kept near one another, a littl... ...s the clergyman, “you see my words are made good, the man preaches to her; mark him now, he is telling her that our God has made him, her, and the hea... ...more of her and myself, which has something in it very instructive and re- markable. I have related to what extremity the poor young woman was reduced... ... fresh water, and being asleep, I dreamed I was at Barbadoes, and that the market was mightily stocked with provisions; that I bought some for my mist...

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...as followed the general human law in the matter just mentioned, it forms a marked exception to the rule that so absolutely controls all of white blood... ... sun be brought in contact with this orbit, and had the latter solidity to mark its circumference, it would be found that this circumference would inc... ...e sun have some such effect on their surfaces, as placing an object near a strong light is known to have on its appearance. We are dazzled, to speak p... ...hus fa- vored, and long did I riot in that delightful odor, which was just strong enough to fill the air with sensations, rather than impres- sions of... ...llants, unsup- ported by money, interest, or power, seldom make out a very strong case for reparation of any sort, in this righteous world of ours, an... ... social pictures offered by what are called cities, the cancans are in the strongest light, and in the most conspicuous of the grouping, whereas in Pa... ...ns of selling us to her were abandoned, and we were thrown fairly into the market, on the great principle of liberty and equality. This was as became ... ...ennoble any calling, was shak- ing in credit. Had we been brought into the market a twelvemonth later, there is no question that we should have been c... ...lished, the cost of the lace and of the work, Desiree was not far from the mark; but the Colonel saw that she wanted money, and he knew that two napol...

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...actually stupid to the countess, whose coquettish little ways missed their mark in presence of such frigid gravity and conventional respect. In vain A... ...er the woman whom a man is forced to love exclusively. For this reason Paz strongly advised and promoted the long journey to Italy and elsewhere after... ...nking,” said Paz, in a melancholy tone. “Malaga (that’s her stage name) is strong, active, and supple. Why do I prefer her to all other women in the w... ...or of a heifer’s nose. She can make a man unhappy. She likes handsome men, strong men, Alexanders, gymnasts, clowns. Her trainer, a horrible brute, us... ...ters) in the Bois, where the fashionable young men of the day began to re- mark her. In fact, before long Malaga was very much talked about in the que... ...er of curiosity.” Clementine glanced at Thaddeus with a vexed air, and re- marked to her husband: “He has been so sulky with me for 45 Balzac the las...

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...erweighted his body, with its shock of crisp hair, and whose face was pock-marked, had lived under pitying eyes from the time he was seven years of ag... ...illas which overlook the valley of the Seine. Is the wind on this side too strong for vegetation? Do the merchants shrink from the cost of terracing i... ...in their province to do so, for nature in all ages takes the liberty to be stronger than they. In this in- stance, as you will see, nature, social nat... ...xions. The face, whose oval Raphael so often gave to his Madonnas, was re- markable for the sober and virginal tone of the cheeks, soft as a Bengal ro... ...ere the delicacy of a Greek nose with its rosy nostrils and firm modelling marked something positive and defined; where the poetry enthroned upon an a... ..., my colonel?” “That no man shall enter the Chalet,” cried the father with strong emotion. “Dumay, guard my last child as though you were a bull-dog. ... ...ed for the honor of the house, and to prevent any disturbance in the money-market of this town. “Monsieur Charles Mignon sailed this morning on the ‘M... ...s at stake.’” “Ah! I recognize you both,” said Madame Mignon in a voice of strong emotion. “I’ll wager my salvation that Modeste is as pure as she was... ... if social laws put them under the stern yoke of parental sanction, it is, mark 131 Balzac my words, to spare them the misfortunes that this very po-...

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... those that never know the light, The darkness is a sullen thing; And they, the Children of the Night, Seem lost in Fortune?s winnowing. But some are strong and some are weak, -- And there?s the story. House and home Are shut from countless hearts that seek World-refuge that will never come....

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..., the Children of the Night, Seem lost in Fortune’s winnowing. But some are strong and some are weak, — And there’s the story. House and home Are sh... ...aged faith has entered in his name. Ah, when shall come love’s courage to be strong! Tell me, O Lord — tell me, O Lord, how long Are we to keep Christ... ...s like little dollars in the dark. His thin, pinched mouth was nothing but a mark; And when he spoke there came like sullen blows Through scattered fa... ...tures of dead friends again. 27 E.A. Robinson II Never until our souls are strong enough To plunge into the crater of the Scheme — T riumphant in th... ...n? Shall not one bard arise To wrench one banner from the western skies, And mark it with his name forevermore? George Crabbe Give him the darkest inc... ...inie; look you, and listen! Look in my face, first; search every line there; Mark every feature, — chin, lip, and forehead! Look in my eyes, and tell ... ...m wanting! A man’s nose, Dominie, Is often the cast of his inward spirit; So mark mine well. But why do you smile so? Pity, or what? Is it written all... ...rs! What! am I frightened? I, who swore I should go to the scaffold With big strong steps, and — No more. I thank you, But no — I am all right now! No... ... Bright as the blaze of the sun at noonday, Wild as the flames of hell; but, mark you, Never a whit less pure for its fervor. The baseness in me (for ...

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...y University. ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA (written about 1607) DRAMATIS PERSONAE MARK ANTONY , OCTAVIUS CAESAR, M. AEMILIUS,. and LEPIDUS: triumvirs. SEXTU... ...fool: behold and see. CLEOPATRA: If it be love indeed, tell me how much. MARK ANTONY: There s beggary in the love that can be reckon d. CLEOPATRA: ... ... that can be reckon d. CLEOPATRA: I ll set a bourn how far to be beloved. MARK ANTONY: Then must thou needs find out new heaven, new earth. ... ... [Enter an Attendant.] Attendant: News, my good lord, from Rome. MARK ANTONY: Grates me: the sum. CLEOPATRA: Nay, hear ... ... in that kingdom, and enfranchise that; Perform t, or else we damn thee. MARK ANTONY: How, my love! CLEOPATRA: Perch... ...upon your will. MARK ANTONY: Let him appear. These strong Egyptian fetters I must break, Or lose myself in dotage. [Enter anot... ... to part. For not alone The death of Fulvia, with more urgent touches, Do strongly speak to us; but the letters too Of many our contriving friends in... ...heart in Egypt. MARK ANTONY: Hear me, queen: The strong necessity of time commands Our services awhile; but my full heart Re... ...our, Most noble Caesar, shalt thou have report How tis abroad. Pompey is strong at sea; And it appears he is beloved of those That only have fear d ...

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...s of intercourse, the spirit of the age, and the equalizing sentiment that marks the civilization of the epoch, will greatly hasten everything in the ... ...rious opposing in- terests; and, in many instances, caprice is found to be stronger than reason. We have no desire to exaggerate, or to color be- yond... ...nds, the other in tens and twenties. It is seldom, however, that a failing market, or a sterile season, drives the owner of the plough to desperation,... ...to possess a power of resistance far exceeding its gossamer appearance—one strong enough to hold all that it was ever intended to inclose. The slave i... ... it now exists, recognizes slavery in any manner whatever, unless it be to mark it as an interest that has less than the common claim to the ordinary ... ...monarchy is denounced, but democracy is nowhere proclaimed or insisted on. Marked differences in the degrees of popular control existed in the coun- t... ...of the Convention, that two opinions existed in that body; the one leaning strongly toward the concentration of power in the hands of the Federal Gove... ... large bodies of men, a power to change their institutions by means of the strong hand. This is termed the 18 New Y ork right of revolution, and it h... ...aracter; and though wanting in that appar- ent violence and sternness that marks the course of law in the hands of narrower governments, for it has no...

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... Which to auenge, he to this place me led, Where you he made the marke of his intent, And now is fled; foule shame him follow, where he... ...Saints your seat haue wonne: But wretched we, where ye haue left your marke, Must now anew begin, like race to runne; God guide thee, G... ...f her due regalitie And makes it seruant to her basest part: The strong it weakens with infirmitie, And with bold furie armes the weake... ...with infirmitie, And with bold furie armes the weakest hart; The strong through pleasure soonest falles, the weake through smart. But t... ...the seas: It was an auncient worke of antique fame, And wondrous strong by nature, and by skilfull frame. Therein three sisters dwelt o... ...ke weapons menaged, And to all lawlesse lust encouraged, Through strong opinion of his matchlesse might: Ne ought he car’d, whom he end... ... Of kindly sleepe, that did them ouertake. At last when they had markt the chaunged skyes, They wist their houre was sp&etilde;t; th&et... ...cing launce, And towards gan a deadly shaft aduaunce, In mind to marke the beast. At which sad stowre, T rompart forth stept, to stay t... ... His force was vaine, and strooke more often wide, Then at the aymed marke, which he had eide: And oft himselfe he chaunst to hurt vnwares,...

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...ll stand at thy right hand, And keep the bridge with thee.’ And out spake strong Herminius, Of Titian blood was he, ‘I will abide on thy left side, ... ...‘They gave him of the corn land, That was of public right, As much as two strong oxen Could plough from morn to night. And they made a molten image,... ... been dispatched, with 25,000 men, to- wards Rheinberg, and had taken up a strong position at Klostercamp. On the night of the 15th of October, a youn... ... to assist him, but as it did not appear, the attack was made. The Greeks, stronger men and more heavily armed, were far better able to fight to advan... ...ercy. Quarter was given to them, but they were all branded with the king’s mark as untrustworthy deserters. The helots probably at this time escaped i... ... 38 A Book of Golden Deeds city, and go to the valley called the Forum or Marketplace to give their votes for the officers of state who were elected ... ...th; they joined the Clusians, and one brother, named Quintus, killed a re- markably large and tall Gallic chief in single combat. Brennus was justly e... ...plaid garment, fashioned into loose trousers, came curiously down into the marketplace, one af- ter another; and each stood silent and transfixed at t... ... sent out, as usual, orders to all the men of the town to meet them in the marketplace; but they were told beforehand, that the chief person in the pl...

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...ng’d, 234 Yet did you say go forth: and none of this 235 (Though strongly apprehended) could restraine 236 The stiffe- borne Action: Wh... ...390 you) it is the disease of not Listning, the malady of not 391 Marking, that I am troubled withall. 392 Iust. To punish you by th... ...and vnderstanding: and he that will caper with mee 450 for a thousand Markes, let him lend me the mony, & haue 451 at him. For the boxe of t... ...st 566 The vtmost man of expectation: 567 I thinke we are a Body strong enough 568 (Euen as we are) to equall with the King. 569 ... ...y known to the 642 world, let him be brought in to his answer: A 100. Marke 643 is a long one, for a poore lone woman to beare: & I haue 64... ..., 988 In Militarie Rules, Humors of Blood, [g4v 989 He was the Marke, and Glasse, Coppy, and Booke, 990 That fashion’d others. And hi... ...n with him. Let them alone: 1000 The Marshall and the Arch- bishop are strong. 1001 Had my sweet Harry had but halfe their Numbers, 1002 ... ...hen ioyne you with them, like a Ribbe of Steele, 1015 To make Strength stronger. But, for all our loues, 1016 First let them trye themselues. ... ...me halfe- fac’d fellow, 1798 Shadow, giue me this man: hee presents no marke to the 1799 Enemie, the foe- man may with as great ayme leuell at...

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...he went on, “let me tell you that you are here among per- sons who believe strongly in God; who have all felt his hand, and have yielded themselves to... ...terie, “if all Paris had seen me, I should rejoice in it. Nothing can ever mark my gratitude to you. I am yours forever; I belong to you utterly. Comm... ... nature of souls, and that a matter which would not in the least trouble a strong mind may very well torment the conscience of a weak Christian.” Afte... ... at that time much occupied by one of those horrible criminal trials which mark the annals of our police-courts. This trial had gathered its chief int... ...is wife, and carried away with him all her money; having showered her with marks of tenderness and made her believe in his complete conversion. ‘I cou... ...n’s was hypocritical and base. This frequent guest, whose accomplishments, strong char- acter, and adventurous life were calculated to influence a you... ... Bruce has fled the country. The conduct of Rousseau, who drove the coach, marks him as an accomplice. His slow method of driving, his haste at the en... ...take the handkerchief off his head and recognize them; all these facts are strong presumptive evidence of collusion. As for the woman Bryond and the n... ...nued in the same hapless condition for the last seven years. She has shown marked and well-characterized symptoms of hydrophobia. Not only does the si...

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...t the post-office, and brought a letter for him. It has the Moorworth post-mark,’ he added, producing it. ‘Where’s that?’ said Charles. ‘The post-town... ...ffe a few lines of hasty, irregular writing, in a forcible hand, bear- ing marks of having been penned under great distress and agitation, he read alo... ...oke again, though for a short time he knew me. We hope he suffered little. Markham will make all arrangements. We pro- pose that the funeral should ta... ... equal to him, ac- cording to them. Every one said the same—clergyman, old Markham, all of them. Such attention to his grandfather, such proper feelin... ...ut out of his reach. Laura and Amabel both played and sung, the former re- markably well, and the first time they had any music after the arrival of S... ...rang—and when Arnaud came, we knew how it was.’ His, voice became low with strong emotion.’ ‘Did he recover his consciousness?’ 26 The Heir of Redcly... ...tified his doubts; and so they walked on in such silence as is perhaps the strongest proof of intimacy. She was the first to speak, led to do so by an... ...nds, to be carried up by main strength. And after all, he is such a great, strong fellow, that I am afraid he did not mind it; so next time I crutched... ...coat and jumping in after him. It was very foolish, for the stream was too strong— I was two years younger then. Moreover, the beast was very heavy, a...

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...these several introductory chapters, I have consid ered them as a kind of mark or stamp, which may hereafter enable a very indifferent reader to dis... ...from what is false and counterfeit. Indeed, it seems likely that some such mark may shortly become necessary, since the favourable reception which two... ...can convey to him; so, on the real stage, the character shows himself in a stronger and bolder light than he can be de scribed. And if this be the ca... ...iptions which great authors themselves have taken from life, how much more strongly will it hold when the writer himself takes his lines not from natu... ...w; and again, the rudeness and barbarity of this latter, strikes with much stronger ideas of absurdity, when con trasted with, and opposed to, the po... ...eased with those symptoms of reconciliation; and though his face bore some marks of Susan’s fist, and many more of her nails, he rather chose to be co... ...His face, besides being the picture of health, had in it the most apparent marks of sweet ness and good nature. These qualities were indeed so charac... ...ccurate observer, might have escaped the notice of the less discerning, so strongly was this good nature painted in his look, that it was remarked by... ...same time the fresh obligations which Mrs. Waters had to him, it will be a mark more of prudery than candour to entertain a bad opinion of her because...

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...dants. The truth, care, and literary beauty of its records; the varied and strong life shown alike in tale and history; and the preservation of the ol... ...ished, ample, treble, heavy , trusty, glittering corslets; and their hard, strong, valiant swords; and their well-riveted long spears, and their ready... ...d was hallowed by being encircled with fire, parcelled among the band, and marked out with boundary-signs; the houses were built, the “town” or home-f... ...s, making a population of about 50,000, fully three- fourths of whom had a strong infusion of Celtic blood in them. The mode of life was, and is, rath... ... followed strength and sturdiness, thereby quells he all things quick; the strongest of all gods and men, he has also three things of great price, the... ...ugh and irregular, it had been free and varied, breeding heroes and men of mark; but the “law and order” now brought in left all on a dead level of pe... ...y of adventure or achievement. In very truth the saga is a prose epic, and marked by every quality an epic should possess. Growing up while the deeds ... ...ome incidents that are again given in the Icelan- dic saga of “Grettir the Strong”. Most widely known is the form taken by the story in the hands of a...

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...he first day Of his creation. LUCIFER. Talk not of Paradise or creation; but mark the show.— Go, Mephistophilis, and fetch them in. MEPHISTOPHIL... ...art of Rome: Upon the bridge call’d Ponte Angelo Erected is a castle passing strong, Where thou shalt see such store of ordnance, As that the double c... ..., take him to your charge, And bear him straight to Ponte Angelo, And in the strongest tower enclose him fast. To morrow, sitting in our consistory, W... ...e, in this room, will wretched Faustus be. BELZEBUB. And here we’ll stay, To mark him how he doth demean himself. MEPHIST. How should he but in desper...

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...al countenances: a perilous thing for civilization. And these wise men are strong in their opinion that we should encourage the Comic Spirit, who is a... ...part of the modest young officer, in the storming of some eastern riverain stronghold, somewhere about the coast of China. The officer’s youth was ass... ... of high celebration, days of birth or bridal, how sure she was to hit the mark that rang the bell; and away her word went over the county: and had sh... ...o- ken loose from an unhappy tangle to return to the lady of his first and strongest affections. Some months of homely courtship ensued, and then, the... ...estored warmth that Willoughby came in the order of the revolving seasons, marking a long Winter past. He had specially to speak with her father, he h... ...I don’t want to!” in a tone to make a logician thoughtful. Nature was very strong in him. 29 George Meredith He had, on each return of the hour for i... ...now one sex as well as the other, and are not a whit less cognizant of the market than men; pure, possibly; it is not so easy to say innocent; decided... ...ased Sir Willoughby. “Why rogue?” he said. The lady’s fame for hitting the mark fretted him, and the grace of his bride’s fine bearing stood to suppor... .... She could not constitute herself the advocate of Mr. Whitford. Still she marked the disputation for an event to come. Meditating on it, she fell to ...

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...e. March. (The Orderly obeys.) Thats the way to keep these chaps up to the mark. (The Orderly returns.) Back again! What do you mean by this mutiny? T... ..., he has given sufficient proof of his self-control to be excused a little strong language. MRS. FARRELL. Would you put up with bad language from me b... ... needed to combat women like the Suffragets. LADY CORINTHIA. Nature is too strong for the combat- ants. MRS. BANGER. Physical struggles between person... ...an in dis- guise. MITCHENER. Bismarck a woman? MRS. BANGER. All the really strong men of history have been disguised women. MITCHENER (remonstrating).... ... reach F flat with the greatest facility—Patti never got above E flat—I am marked out as the prey of every libertine. You think I am like the thousand...

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...apital by George Wash- 5 Trollope ington has not been fortunate. I have a strong idea, which I expressed before in speak- ing of the capital of the C... ...tory of the place, the position of Mount Vernon, as I saw it, was very re- markable. It lay exactly between the lines of the two armies. The pickets o... ...ome other form without trouble on their part. And at Washington I found no strong feeling against England and English conduct toward America. “We men ... ...joy hospitality than his Northern brother; and this difference is quite as strong with the women as with the men. It may therefore be understood that ... .... Seward’s long letter. It was full of smart special pleading, and savored strongly, as Mr. Seward’s productions always do, of the personal author. Mr... ...ut his own, and has too often sold his daughter for a dollar when any such market has been open to him. I confess that this cry of abolition has been ... ...vertheless, Pennsylvania is rich and prosperous. Indeed it bears all those marks which Quakers generally leave be- hind them. I had some little person... ...ined long contented with the spots they opened. As soon as he had left his mark in that territory he went again farther west, over the big rivers into... ...e done so, his love of truth would have forbidden him to presume that even Mark Tapley could have enjoyed himself in such an Eden. I had no wish mysel...

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...tisfied with nothing but going to Sea, and my Inclination to this led me so strongly against the Will, nay the Commands of my Father, and against all t... ...koned as good as a Harbour, the Anchorage good, and our Ground Tackle very strong, our Men were unconcerned, and not in the least apprehensive of Dang... ...d to be taken in, told me he would goal over the World with me; he swam so strong after the Boat that he would have reacht me very quickly, there bein... ... should have been able to have done upon another Occasion. My Raft was now strong enough to bear any reasonable Weight; my next Care was what to load ... ...hid up and down in Holes among the Rocks, so that no wet might come to it, marking very carefully where I laid it. In the Interval of time while this ... ...ys clim’d the Rocks first to get above them, and then had frequently a fair Mark. The first shot I made among these Creatures, I kill’d a She Goat which... ... Beasts or Men. Towards Night I fix’d upon a proper Place under a Rock, and mark’d out a Semi Circle for my Encampment, which I resolv’d to strengthen ... ...ts, and with them form’d a Fence round me, a little within the Place I had mark’d out for my Fortification. Nov. 3. I went out with my Gun and kill’d t... ... several times. Note, I soon neglected my keeping Sundays, for omitting my Mark for them on my Post, I forgot which was which. Nov. 13. This Day it ra...

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...hen we were easy again for about six weeks, when none having died with any marks of infection, it was said the distemper was gone; but after that, I t... ...sh of St Mary Woolchurch, that is to say , in Bearbinder Lane, near Stocks Market; in all there were nine of the plague and six. of the spotted-fever.... ...other had pressed me to go into the coun- try, and I set, against them the strong impressions which I had on my mind for staying; the visible call I s... ... – ABRACADABRA ABRACADABR Others had the Jesuits’ ABRACADAB mark in a cross: ABRACADA I H ABRACAD S. ABRACA AB... ...AD S. ABRACA ABRAC Others nothing but this ABRA mark, thus: ABR AB * * A {*} * * I ... ...ch visited person to be shut up for twenty days. Every visited House to be marked. ‘That every house visited be marked with a red cross of a foot long... ...ers gone into the country; for it really re- quired a steady courage and a strong faith for a man not only to venture being in town at such a time as ... ...ters and curtains close, and never to open them; but first, to make a very strong smoke in the room where the window or door was to be opened, with ro... ...ted even in this dreadful time I do not deny . The power of avarice was so strong in some that they would run any haz- ard to steal and to plunder; an...

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...odate itself to any given or stolen quantity of food; a great aptitude for strong liquors; a considerable skill in singing chansons de table of not th... ...sed vastly. When there was a debate whether the farmers, on their way from market, would take t’other pot, Catherine, by appearing with it, would stra... ...end their pence at the alehouse she inhabited. O woman, lovely woman! what strong resolves canst thou twist round thy little finger! what gunpowder pa... ... gentlemen of humbler rank in the village were placed upon “George of Den- mark” and “William of Nassau;” the Corporal joking and laugh- ing with all ... ...orpse of a glorious hope that seemed once as if it would live for ever, so strong was it, so full of joy and sunshine: there, in your writing-desk, am... ...y this time quite fallen under the spell of the Corporal; and hope, glory, strong beer, Prince Eugene, pair of colours, more strong beer, her blessed ... ...e could hardly stand. He and his honour were talking to Nan Fantail in the market-place; and she pulled Trippet’s wig off, for wanting to kiss her.” “... ...ith it) at the head of Mrs. Catherine. But the poisoned chalice missed its mark, and fell right on the nose of Mr. Tom Trippet, who was left asleep an... ...is side; slumber stole over the eyes of the patient; and his wakeful nurse marked with satisfaction the progress of the beneficent restorer of health....

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...s the trembling game, The wretch, yet hissing with her father’s flame, She strongly seiz’d, and with a burning wound Transfix’d, and naked, on a rock ... ...ents died! T ydides, bravest of the Grecian train! Why could not I by that strong arm be slain, And lie by noble Hector on the plain, Or great Sarpedo... ...r fall receives: Caught into life, in fiery fumes they rise, And, fed with stronger food, invade the skies. The Trojans, dropping wet, or stand around... ...s his friends, The Aeneid Virgil 20 Antheus, Sergestus grave, Cloanthus strong, And at their backs a mighty Trojan throng, Whom late the tempest on... ...last necessity provides) And gilded roofs, come tumbling from on high, The marks of state and ancient royalty. The guards below, fix’d in the pass, at... ...ich, flutt’ring, seem’d to loiter as it flew: Just, and but barely, to the mark it held, And faintly tinkled on the brazen shield. “Then Pyrrhus thus:... ... our course, we wander in the dark. No stars to guide, no point of land to mark. Ev’n Palinurus no distinction found Betwixt the night and day; such d... ...undations rise, Must pass the Stygian lake, and view the nether skies. Now mark the signs of future ease and rest, And bear them safely treasur’d in t... ...hey bear him down the skies. But first he grasps within his awful hand The mark of sov’reign pow’r, his magic wand; With this he draws the ghosts from...

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...me early-rising ducks were taking a bath. It gave me pleasure to watch his strongly- marked, bearded face, and the veins and muscles as they stood out... ...ising ducks were taking a bath. It gave me pleasure to watch his strongly- marked, bearded face, and the veins and muscles as they stood out upon his ... ...t yet obscured, was picking out its fuscous shape with dazzling light, and marking its front with grey stripes running right down to the horizon. At i... ...ile he, for his part, saw that I knew that he understood me; yet a feeling stronger than myself obliged me to turn away from him. “Nicolinka,” he said... ...and Karl drew me to him, and kissed me on the forehead. 33 Boyhood XI ONE MARK ONLY THE YEAR OF MOURNING OVER, Grandmamma recovered a little from her... ...- ter had complained to St. Jerome of me because only two 34 Tolstoy good marks stood to my credit in the register —a very small total. St. Jerome ha... ...otal. St. Jerome had then told me that if I failed to gain less than three marks at the next lesson I should be severely punished. The next lesson was... ...ess. The portfolio opened and disclosed a number of pa- pers. Curiosity so strongly urged me also to ascertain what those papers contained that the vo... ...sh feeling of unlimited respect for my elders, especially for Papa, was so strong within me that my intel- lect involuntarily refused to draw any conc...

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...n, perfect, clear, and stable like the earth. But let a man set himself to mark out the boundary with cords and pegs, and were he never so nimble and ... ...n the best of times, it is but by flashes, when our whole nature is clear, strong and conscious, and events conspire to leave us free, that we enjoy c... ..., ought, if I were God’s upright soldier, to leave me untempted. It is the mark of what we call a righteous decision, that it is made directly and for... ... but an opportunity of service; not money, but honest work. If he has some strong propensity, some calling of nature, some over-weening in- terest in ... ...ntly philanthropist. The simple truth is, he was a coarse, dirty man, head-strong and bigoted. He was not sent to Molokai, but went there without orde... ...ien was headstrong. I believe you are right again; and I thank God for his strong head and heart. Damien was bigoted. I am not fond of bigots myself, ... ...the method of calling a roll of the parishioners’ names every Sabbath, and marking a fine of twenty shillings Scots to the name of each absenter. In t... ...’s memoirs of himself; for, strange to say, this extraordinary man was re- markably fond of literary composition, and wrote, besides the amusing accou... ...opalian minister of Dumfries, of his horse, drank the King’s health at the market cross, and then left Dumfries.* THE PENTLAND RISING CHAPTER III– THE...

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...or slave had toiled, died perhaps, to produce yon pyramid of swarthy sugar marked “Only 6 1/2d.”—That catty box, on which was the epigraph “Strong Fam... ...thy sugar marked “Only 6 1/2d.”—That catty box, on which was the epigraph “Strong Family Congo only 3s. 9d,” was from the country of Confutzee—that he... ...s he of the treasures confided to him. The crowd passed in Chepe; he never marked it. The sun shone on Chepe; he only asked that it should illu- mine ... ...ood. Life is the Soul’s Nursery. I am a Man, and pine for the Illimitable! Mark you me! Has the Morrow any terrors for me, think ye? Did Socrates falt... ... followed him, wondering. “Y ou are surprised at our system,” said Rafael, marking the evident bewilderment of his friend. “Confess you would call it ... ...above or below neither.” They were passing through a second shop, smelling strongly of cedar, and, in fact, piled up with bales of those pencils which... ...arried the Baron de Barbazure.” With that scream which is so terrible in a strong man in agony, the brave knight Romane de Clos-V ougeot sank back at ... ...crags, even the skeleton of the proud and majestic pal- 43 Burlesques ace stronghold of the Barons of Barbazure. In the days of our tale its turrets ... ...f the noblemen were great hamatures of hale and porter. The tablecloth was marked over with brown suckles, made by the pewter-pots on that and the pre...

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...nnu merable vultures, it was needful that there should be an animal of prey stronger than the rest, com missioned to keep them down. But as the king... ...ut want of power; and as the power is not declin ing, but growing, unless a strong barrier of moral conviction can be raised against the mischief, we... ...eth died. Persecution has always succeeded, save where the heretics were too strong a party to be effectually persecuted. No reasonable person can dou... ...is not freely and openly canvassed. How ever unwillingly a person who has a strong opinion may admit the possibility that his opinion may be false, h... ...us. If they are of a strong character, and break their fetters they become a mark for the society which has not succeeded in reducing them to common p... ... and moral courage which it contained. That so few now dare to be eccentric, marks the chief danger of the time. I have said that it is important to ... ... tion of public opinion, peculiarly calculated to make it intolerant of any marked demonstration of indi viduality. The general average of mankind a... ... is to desire nothing strongly . Its ideal of character is to be without any marked character; to maim by compression, like a Chinese lady’s foot, eve... ... of human nature which stands out prominently , and tends to make the person markedly dissimilar in outline to commonplace humanity. As is usually the...

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...it complexion, and is built on the same small scale; but he is elastic and strong in muscle, decisive in move- ment, unexpectedly deeptoned and trench... ...tiously to the occasional demonstrations of fondness by which her children mark their esteem for her; but displays of personal sentiment secretly emba... ...barrass her: passion in her is hu- manitarian rather than human: she feels strongly about social questions and principles, not about persons. Only, on... ... A very dangerous girl, one would say, if the moral passions were not also marked, and even nobly marked, in a fine brow. Her tailor- made skirt-and-j... ...l he is highly nervous and sensitive, judging by his thin transparent skin marked with multitudi- nous lines, and his slender fingers. His consequent ... ...erfect waiter you are.” The young gentleman will tell me that I remind him strongly of his father (the gentleman starts at this) and that he expects m... ...aving become respectable. Y ou were wrong: I hold to our old opin- ions as strongly as ever. I don’t go to church; and I don’t pretend I do. I call my... ... from the hotel. Mrs. Clandon advances with courageous self-possession and marked dignity of manner. She stops at the foot of the steps to address Val... ... of his dress coat, a book with a lady ’s handkerchief between the leaves, mark- ing the page.) The eldest young lady is reading it at present. (Valen...

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...ith the rush of thoughts that incessantly sprang up, proving how right and strong he was (in his perception the two were one and the same)-”but they a... ...have one’s ear pulled by the Emperor was considered the greatest honor and mark of favor at the French court. “Well, adorer and courtier of the Empero... ... what he can do, as he did in Finland. If our army is well orga- nized and strong and has withdrawn to Drissa without suffer- 41 Tolstoy ing any defe... ...anted is not some Barclay or other, but a man like Bennigsen, who made his mark in 1807, and to whom Napo- leon himself did justice—a man whose author... ...that anything can be known. The German’s self-assur- ance is worst of all, stronger and more repulsive than any other, because he imagines that he kno... ...whole disas- ter, and with characteristically gleeful sarcasm he would re- mark, “There, I said the whole affair would go to the devil!” Pfuel was one... ...rs, the water was so muddy that one could not make out whether the tea was strong or weak, and the samovar held only six tumblers of water, but this m... ...on his knees for her hand and her love—uttered at a moment when she was so strongly agitated, Pierre never spoke to Natasha of his feel- ings; and it ...

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.................................................. 26 A Strange Place to Play Mark Y erke................................................................... ...that we were open to submissions from their students as well. This edition marks the first in which the Best of Four has become a Commonwealth College... ...e we might have had a chance to be forgiven. Solving problems makes people stronger. It is better to face problems as they come and not push them away... ...REATES MORE! Ashley Morris 6 Best of Four I USED TO WAT CH Jose Canseco, Mark Mcguire, Nolan Ryan, and Lenny Dysktra on television. These men were... ...Said She Said” and “T axman” show a harder rock sound in their music. With strong individual qualities, the Beatles placed emphasis on the group, and ... ...le boy my dad would always say to me, “John, it does not matter how big or strong you are, but the size of our heart is what measures a man.” I took t... ...d felt like I was a freshman again and soon realized that I was one of the strongest kids on the team. After the first week of practice the coaches we... ...t textbooks. This is imperative when using a handbook. If you have a paper marked with a comma splice, you need to look in the index of your handbook ... ...s conversation with someone topside, I hear the mystery person yell, “Tell Mark to get home. He’s late and his mom is looking for him!” “I am a dead m...

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...ll over the States, and -- setting aside the actual intrusion and influence of foreigners, negro, French, or Chinese -- you shall scarce meet with so marked a difference of accent as in the forty miles between Edinburgh and Glasgow, or of dialect as in the hundred miles between Edinburgh and Aberdeen. Book English has gone round the world, but at home we still preserve the...

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...e of foreigners, negro, French, or Chinese – you shall scarce meet with so marked a difference of accent as in the forty miles between Edinburgh and G... ...ory. The heroes and kings of Scotland have been tragically fated; the most mark- ing incidents in Scottish history – Flodden, Darien, or the Forty-fiv... ...composed in the city of Westminster. The division of races is more sharply marked within the borders of Scotland itself than between the countries. Ga... ...nd even though his tongue acquire the Southern knack, he will still have a strong Scotch accent of the mind. CHAPTER II SOME COLLEGE MEMORIES* I AM AS... ...longed life, to become more familiar, possibly less welcome; but I felt it strongly then, it is strongly on me now, and I am the more emboldened to sp... ... from human if his soli- tary open-air and tragic labours left not a broad mark upon his mind. There, in his tranquil aisle, apart from city clamour, ... ... reside in him exhaustless; we saw him stoop to play with us, but held him marked for higher destinies; we loved his notice; and I have rarely had my ... ... the chief disaster of my father’s life, was a failure; the sea proved too strong for man’s arts; and after expedients hitherto unthought of, and on a... ... Mannering and The Parent’s Assistant, of which he never wearied. He was a strong Conservative, or, as he preferred to call himself, a Tory; ex- cept ...

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..., attending the shop, going of errands, etc. I disliked the trade, and had a strong inclination for the sea, but my father declared against it; howeve... ...xcellent constitution of body, was of middle stature, but well set, and very strong; he was inge nious, could draw prettily, was skilled a little in ... ...there about eight or nine o’clock on the Sunday morn ing, and landed at the Market street wharf. I have been the more particular in this description ... ... to have but little. Then I walked up the street, gazing about till near the market house I met a boy with bread. I had made many a meal on bread, and... ... walk’d off with a roll under each arm, and eating the other. Thus I went up Market street as far as Fourth street, passing by the door of Mr. Read, m... ...treet, eating my roll all the way, and, corning round, found myself again at Market street wharf, near the boat I came in, to which I went for a draug... ... me an ample letter, saying many flatter ing things of me to my father, and strongly recommending the project of my setting up at Philadelphia as a t... ...nd how I lik’d it. I prais’d it much, the happy life I led in it, expressing strongly my intention of returning to it; and, one of them asking what ki... ... him by his consent before he heard of it. We found a house to hire near the market, and took it. To lessen the rent, which was then but twenty four p...

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... people, in their really noble enterprise. It is almost superfluous to re mark that a democratic Government always shows worst where other Government... ...s near separating) about a tariff; but no other State abet ted her, and a strong adverse demonstration from Virginia brought the matter to a close. Y... ..., cotton being the chief, which require, to raise and prepare them for the market, little besides brute animal force. The cotton cultivation, in the o... ...nce is a mere question of local proximity, and my next neighbor, if I am a stronger man, can be com pelled to follow me in any lawless vagaries I cho...