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...emptuous derision of the church in these parts, their scoffs, their insinuations, their magazine raillery, and their news paper abuse. To this very ... ...ster upon the subject of Prophetic Interpretation, because here, the case is completely altered, for as much as he appears directly as an antagonist... ...being more pleasant to the infidel mind, and necessarily forsake the latter, instead of altering their system, and so reconciling both these great he... ... reception of the divine testimony concerning the former, and as it is not permitted to alter or abridge, or in any way to modify or mix up with oth... ...easure, of his salvation and his judgment: not from instances contained in this or that magazine, or remarkable events recorded in this or that news... ... is as vile and worthless, as to expound the system of the heavens in the language of a magazine, or to describe the heaven of heavens with the vocab... ... contrary to that sense which hath 7 Ego enim fateor charitati tuæ, solis eis scripturarum libris,... ...t quam veritas habeat, divino adjutorio vel ab aliis intellectæ, vel a nobis. Talis sum ego in scriptis aliorum: tales ego volo intellectores meorum....

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... little woman in the aggressively Parisian dress the partner for life, the alter ego, of a man of letters. That partner in general, he knew, that seco... ...e woman in the aggressively Parisian dress the partner for life, the alter ego, of a man of letters. That partner in general, he knew, that second sel... ...library of the establishment, pretending to read an article in an American magazine. He failed to discover 41 Henry James what it was about; it appea...

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...ns, much less by their own words.’ ‘But,’ said Ursula sadly, ‘that doesn’t alter the fact that love is the greatest, does it? What they do doesn’t alt... ...s acutely aware of Gerald’s hand on his shoulder. And he did not want this altercation. He wanted the other man to come out of the ugly misery. ‘I’ll ... ...office. It was needful to economise severely, to make pos- sible the great alterations he must introduce. ‘What are these widows’ coals?’ he asked. ‘W... ...t is your mere female quality. And I wouldn’t give a straw for your female ego—it’s a rag doll.’ ‘Ha!’ she laughed in mockery. ‘That’s all you think o... ...it to be—perhaps it’s like bringing the light a little too near the powder-magazine, to let go altogether, in England. One is afraid what might happen... ...e. It had a piano, sofas and chairs, and a couple of tables with books and magazines. In its complete absence of decoration, save for the big, blue st... ...r her. There was only the inner, individual darkness, sensation within the ego, the obscene religious mystery of ultimate reduction, the mystic fricti...

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...ed to an opera-singer or a spirit. The ladies of Brookfield, declining the alternative, perceived that this was a surprise furnished for their amuseme... ...ded, but that it struck a weak point; it was a common shot that exploded a magazine; and for a time it quite upset their social policy, causing them t... ...to it in a softened form. Arabella, the el- dest, and Adela, the youngest, alternated Pole and Polar; but North Pole was shared by Cornelia with none.... ...ied: “Certainly , dear, you have; and I think I have some too.” The gentle altercation lasted half-an-hour, but they got no farther than this. Mr. Per... ...perhuman. She was under the delusion that lovers’ love was a reprehensible ego- ism. Her heart had never had place for it; and thus her na- ture was u...

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...nal and ovarian secretions, the product of two bodies that could never be altered until death and decomposition. As family was a chosen commitment, ... ...t signed not by blood but by volition, it could be unsigned. It could be altered; but when it was nurturing for two parties, both making the other ... ... pleasurable pain and wanton discomfort, merely the disgorged groping of ego at subjugating a human in the only manner in which such subjugation wa... ... "Yes," she said obtusely, albeit half-knowingly as though some distant alter ego, nexus to a part of herself, knew well what she did not know and... ...," she said obtusely, albeit half-knowingly as though some distant alter ego, nexus to a part of herself, knew well what she did not know and could... ... anything to me, sticking it onto the bookshelf among all the newspapers, magazines and crap—only by chance did I find it at all. I opened it, I di...

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...their last time together, Kelly thought. She'd hurt him bad. Hurt his male ego and pride. Kelly closed his eyes, had a flash of Dagny, indignant, red-... ... other religion." "Uh-huh." "Really! That's why most neo-Pagans prefer the alternate terms 'Wicca' and 'Wiccan' because they don't carry the negative ... ...hing more hard-hitting and thought provoking than a Cosmopolitan or Glamor magazine. He found it difficult to believe she'd actually read up on any of... ...been following your work since I was a kid. I've read all your books, your magazine articles..." "Tyler, if you didn't..." Camilla took Kelly's hand, ... ... destiny, fate, if you will. Over time, choices made through free will may alter the portrait or direction of your life. May alter your fate." Camilla... ...of Kelly's palm. "Here, your line of Saturn ... it says your fate has been altered." "Is that good or bad?" New Life Incognita by Gracie C. McKeever ... ...ow you two just take a couple of seats, look through some of the books and magazines on the tables—although I'm not too sure about you, Dag. But we'll... ... as you. You're too much of a distraction." "Yeah. Just try and pump up my ego, why don't you." "Besides, I don't want her to get any ideas once she s...

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...arnt good by the method of difference; by the 5 H. G . Wells taste of the alternative. I tell this faith I hold as I hold it and I sketch out the pri... ...P . In the world of fact it is the rarest thing to encounter this absolute alterna- tive; S1 is pink, but S2 is pinker, S3 is scarcely pink at all, an... ... method of study and re- search in each science. Let me repeat in slightly altered terms some of the points raised in the preceding sections. I have d... ...following no manifest law except that usually it centres upon the hero, my Ego. It seems to me that to put the thing much more precisely than this is ... ...s of something so wide and deep that I cannot conceive it encumbered by my ego- tism perpetually. I shall serve my purpose and pass under the wheel an... ...contemplate no end of competition. But for competition that is passionate, ego- istic and limitless, cruel, clumsy and wasteful, I desire to see compe... ...nd vehemently conclusive upon sexual matters, until at last the editors of magazines blush at the very phrase and long to put a petticoat over the pag...

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...ce the most celebrated and the most permanent of his produc- tions, form a magazine out of which such minds as those of Bacon and Shakespeare did not ... ...candour and conscientiousness that they should leave it to me to make such alterations as were proper in the book, when I reprinted it; among other th... ...re printed in 1582 and 1587; and during this time the author, while making alterations in the original text, had composed part of the Third Book. He w... ...s and sea- sons of the vine from whence it came; and the flesh of— venison alters its condition in the powdering-tub, and its taste according to the l... ...y the benefit of memory. That by this means I am not so talkative, for the magazine of the memory is ever better furnished with mat- ter than that of ... ...ffects surpass even the precepts of philosophy 257 Montaigne “Nil ego contulerim jucundo sanus amico.” [“While I have sense left to me, there... ...da, frater; T ecum una tota est nostra sepulta anima Cujus ego interitu tota de menthe fugavi Haec studia, atque omnes delicia... ...mi. Alloquar? audiero nunquam tua verba loquentem? Nunquam ego te, vita frater amabilior Aspiciam posthac; at certe semper ama...

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...on found ourselves so interested in the adventures they contained, that we alternately read whole nights together, and could not bear to give over unt... ...n his life; this I consented to. It will be said, I find my account in the alter- ation; perhaps I may; but oh, my benefactor! my father, I am now sen... ...e the best music in Europe; Somis, Desjardins, and the Bezuzzi shone there alternately; all these were not necessary to fascinate a youth whom the sou... ...aching the bridge of St. Esprit I formed the resolu- tion to burn my whole magazine of letters from Saint-Andiol, and continue my journey right forwar... ...e consented. The Muses Galantes were several times rehearsed, first at the Magazine, and after- wards in the great theatre. The audience was very nume... ... ornament, still kept them from me; and at length presented them himself. ‘Ego versiculos feci, tulit alter honores.’ 509 Rousseau This gave him an i...

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...d this native 82 Moby Dick born Quaker one single jot, had not so much as altered one angle of his vest. Still, for all this immutableness, was there... ...ht warp of necessity, not to be swerved from its ultimate course—its every alternating vibration, in- deed, only tending to that; free will still free... ...part of his body above 216 Moby Dick the gunwale, clearly cut against the alternating depressions of the watery horizon; while at the other end of th... ...e to the spot where an entrance is subsequently forced into the spermaceti magazine; he has, therefore, to be uncommonly heedful, lest a careless, unt... ...an that palpable semblance of one formed by the cu- bic-yards of his sperm magazine. Lying in strange folds, courses, and convolutions, to their appre... ...ade in the heathen flesh, and the White Whale’s barbs were then tempered. “Ego non baptizo te in nomine patris, sed in nomine diaboli!” deliriously ho...

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...nse, either forwards or back- wards, or from the eighth line to the first, alternately the odd and even lines—in short, whatever the passage required;... ...hat term to the age of Peisistratus—noth- ing which brings to our view the alterations brought about by two centuries, in the Greek language, the coin... ...l and Egyptian veins of religion, &c., familiar to the latter epoch. These alterations Onomakritus, and the other literary friends of Peisistratus, co... ... showers. As when high Jove his sharp artillery forms, And opes his cloudy magazine of storms; In winter’s bleak un comfortable reign, A snowy inundat... ...d then only in such a manner as to flatter the pride of the conqueror. The ego d’eleeinoteros per, and the apusato Æcha geronta, are not exactly like ...

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...e desire for it. It would be more correct to say that we are given additional ego- ism, with such a will to receive that we can no longer resist it. ... ...Creator. What changes is the anguish that we begin to feel as a result of our ego- ism and our continuing attempts to correct it from the starting po... ... the Creator because receiving runs through the core of the “self,” the human ego. For that reason, the AHP are corrected gradually, following the AH... ... entering the world of Yetzira (called “half bad and half good”), that person alternately feels what happens as either good or bad. It is as if the ... ...me to recognize the evil in us. At such a state, we will be rewarded with the alteration of the aim to bestowal. The passage from Lo Lishma (in orde... ...itual roots. These roots can be affected through our desires. We have no other alternative except to be worthy of the land of Israel, either through ... ...est in certain mystical sciences. Bookstores are loaded with books, films and magazines about extraterrestrials and other such phenomena. But these ...

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...such an explosion appeared as irrational and excessive as that of a powder-magazine in reply to nothing more than the light of a spark. It was known t... ...are, for ever.’ ‘Would you not let me live my life?’ ‘I would not have you alter.’ ‘Please to be pathetic on that subject after I am wrinkled, monsieu... ...red devils! you haven’t your wits.’ To his amazement, Beauchamp refused to alter the boat’s present course. ‘You heard my sister?’ said Roland. ‘You f... ... said Roland. ‘I do what I know to be right,’ said Beauchamp. ‘You want an altercation before these fellows?’ ‘There won’t be one; they obey me.’ Rola... ...quested Colonel Halkett to read for him- self: ‘The stench of the trail of Ego in our History.’ The colonel perused it with an unsavoury expression of... ...lever,’ said Cap- tain Baskelett, and read rapidly: ‘“T race the course of Ego for them: first the king who con- 258 Beauchamp’s Career quers and can... ...m holy; his family is of a selected blood; he makes the crown heredi- tary—Ego. Son by son the shame of egoism increases; valour abates; hereditary Cr...

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...ith him. And if he won’t—” But she did not give even unspoken words to the alterna- tive at that time. 9 H. G . Wells P P P P Par ar ar ar art 3 t 3 ... ... you?” He began to talk of his own impressions of biology as a commonplace magazine reader who had to get what he could from the monthly reviews, and ... ...him, from the tone of some of the letters. Nice, of course. But it doesn’t alter the situation.” “It’s these Rascals,” said Mr. Stanley, and paused. “... ...l, I just suggested it. Threw it out. Of course, if at any time—see reason—alter your opinion. Always at your service. No offence, I hope. All right! ... ...esday she went to the British Museum and hunted first among the half-crown magazines for his essays and then through various scientific quarterlies fo... ...s shatters a world!” She tried to feel sorry, but her sense of his immense ego- tism was strong and clear. He went on with intense urgency. “Why did y...

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...t: “Suave mari magno, turbantibus aequora ventis, E terra magnum alterius spectare laborem:” [“It is sweet, when the winds disturb the water... ...o one party that I may not, upon occasion, say to the other, with a little alteration of accent; and report nothing but things either indifferent or k... ...at he is but that’s past recalling. Now, though the features of my picture alter and change, ’tis not, however, unlike: the world eternally turns roun... ...er and more clearly into things; his mind breaks into and rummages all the magazine of words and figures wherewith to express him- self, and he must h... ...ness.”—Livy, xxxiv. 4.] They must give them a little more rein: “Vidi ego nuper equum, contra sua frena tenacem, Ore reluctanti fulminis ire... ...ld curried flesh: and to this poor wretch: 126 Essays: Book III “O ego Di faciant talem to cernere possim, Caraque mutatis oscula ferr... ... Nec solum nobis silvestria cernere monstra Contigit; aequoreos ego cum certantibus ursis Spectavi vitulos, et equorum nomine dignu... ...ey furnish us everywhere with excellent and laudable instructions from the magazine of their memory, which, doubtless, is of great concern to the help...

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...entic genius had rubbed shoul- ders with them there began to appear in the magazines of France and America a succession of articles, the reminiscences... ... not break its laws. It is the spy seated in the central stronghold of the ego. Man’s desire for the ap- proval of his fellows is so strong, his dread... ...y that she was older, thin- ner, and more lined; I think her character had altered. She had made a success of her business, 68 The Moon and Sixpence ... ...air comeliness, to him she 94 The Moon and Sixpence would certainly never alter. To him she would always be the loveliest woman in the world. There w... ...t is the good? I’ve made up my mind. Nothing that you can say will make me alter it.” He gulped, and put his hand to his heart to ease its painful bea... ...r an individual, but a thing, an instrument to some purpose foreign to his ego. Love is never quite devoid of sentimentality , and Strickland was the ... ...ckland in his life, and owed his knowledge of Marseilles to the pages of a magazine. Chapter XLVIII IT IS HERE that I purposed to end my book. My firs...

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...as a Legend of Montrose’s wars. The reader will find they are considerably altered in the fictitious narrative. The author has endeavoured to enliven ... ...cottish Convention of Estates saw no danger suf- ficient to induce them to alter the line of policy they had adopted, or to recall from the assistance... ... all occasions which offer, to secure as much munition and vivers as their magazines can possibly hold, not knowing when they may have to sustain a si... ...ion showed plainly that his disposition, in this respect, was in no degree altered. But at other times, he sought out the rendezvous of the youth of t... ...sy, as I am out of the habit of construing—but we shall try. Dicor, supply ego—I am called,—Opifer? Opifer?—I remem- ber Signifer and Furcifer—but I b...

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...he particular instance there is al- ways a wide gap, into which doubts and alternatives enter and the private judgment has play. No doubt upon certain... ...e exists not for we shall never see it; at last nothing but the abstracted ego remains,—a sort of complimentary Nirvana. One citation will serve to sh... ...stiny that these criticisms and researches have emphasized, has warped and altered the aspect of a thousand human affairs. It has made reasonable and ... ..., then all these things are changed. 16 Mankind in the Making That change alters the perspective of every human affair. Things that seemed permanent ... ...and I must confess that the transitory presence of this instructive little magazine in my house, month after month (it is now, unhappily, dead), did m... ...ce and heredity it is probably mat- ter picked up in a casual way from the magazines. Art is a sealed book to him. Still, the inapplicability of his h... ...trated travels, bound volumes of such a publication as Newnes’ Wide W orld Magazine (I name these publications haphazard—there are probably others as ...

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...uires the appeal to new arguments before an optional decision between two alternatives offered. Solomon Marcus has circumscribed the area of manife... ... rigid and apophtegmatic assertion of Ion Barbu: “culpable is all that is altered/ and is holy only the marriage, the outset”. The phenomenon is ev... ...amy experiment of the Romanian literature 60-70 decade went along with an alternative of illusion with regard to a context directed toward a tedious ... ...remember that this Husserl found the remedy in the return to cartesianism (ego cogito), this would teach in literature the return to the author’s sup... ...to), this would teach in literature the return to the author’s supremacy (ego scribo), but after this the author will then renounce the exterior con... ...ba, Oradea, 1st volume, 2000; He has collaborated to over 100 of literary magazines and 43 of anthologies all over the world. F. Plays set in stage:... ... and Postmodernism, Ramnicu-Valcea, Adrianso. 2000, 92p. IN PERIODICAL MAGAZINES: Raïss, Khalil, Ecrivez vos paradoxes!, in “L’Opinion”, Rabat,... ...A, Mai 6. 1989, 1st year, no.31, p.23. Floda, Liviu, Review, in “Micro-Magazine”, 1st edition, NewYork, Mai 1989, p.29. Thiry-Thiteux, Maguy, ‘A...

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...en he was sixteen, Julia twenty three; These few short years make wondrous alterations, Particularly amongst sun burnt nations. Whate’er the cau... ...ith this holy new alliance I may ensure the public, and defy All other magazines of art or science, Daily, or monthly, or three monthly; I ... ...burgh Review and Quarterly Treat a dissenting author very martyrly. ‘Non ego hoc ferrem calida juventa Consule Planco, ’ Horace said, and so ... ... life too long. And gazing on the dead, she thought his face Faded, or alter’d into something new — Like to her father’s features, till each t... ... Four” 119 Yet some of you are most seraphic creatures But times are alter’d since, a rhyming lover, You read my stanzas, and I read your fe... ...verage numeral; Also the eighty ‘greatest living poets,’ As every paltry magazine can show its. In twice five years the ‘greatest living poet,’ ...

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... she apprehended he would certainly be able to overtake her. She therefore altered her resolution; and, having hired horses to go a week’s journey a w... ... to the sentiments of Horace: Verum ubi plura nitent in carmine, non ego paucis Offendor maculis, quas aut incuria fudit, Aut humana p... ...k otherwise of my present situation; for greatly must that tender heart be altered, if my misfortunes do not draw many a sigh, nay, many a tear, from ... ... did not know him to be so.”— ”Can no man,” said Sophia, in a very low and altered voice, “do you think, make a bad husband, who is not a fool?” “That... ...ration, or meditating speeches for the House of Commons, or rather for the magazines. But the science of gaming is that which above all others employs...

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...f laying firm hold upon what is true and just, and is often reduced to the alternative of two excesses. In strict connec- tion with this penal legisla... ... Political principles and all human laws and institutions were moulded and altered at their pleasure; the barriers of the society in which they were b... ...- erty; not only do his possessions change hands, but their very nature is altered, since they are parcelled into shares, which become smaller and sma... ...ed, but they are humane. Although the Americans have, in a manner, reduced ego- tism to a social and philosophical theory, they are neverthe- less ext... ...lature of the State in which the Same shall be, for the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, Dock- Yards, and other needful Buildings; - And T o ma...

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...ible to make a perfect army, says Las Cases, “without abolishing our arms, magazines, commissaries and carriages, until, in imitation of the Ro- man c... ...mains in the memory of himself and his neighbor; and every new transaction alters according to its nature their relation to each other. He may soon co... ...e matter, I have no discontent. The good soul nourishes me and unlocks new magazines of power and enjoyment to me every day. I will not meanly decline... ...y the germination of new buds, extrudes the old leaf? The law of nature is alternation for evermore. Each electrical state superinduces the oppo- site... ...ss? The philosophy of six thousand years has not searched the chambers and magazines of the soul. In its experiments there has always remained, in the... ...istory, is a position of authority. It characterizes themselves. It cannot alter the eternal facts. Great is the soul, and plain. It is no flatterer, ... ...souls, are able men and of more spirit than wit, who have no uncomfortable ego- tism, but who exactly fill the hour and the company; contented and con...

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... book. It is not a translation, but a recast in the boldest style, full of alterations and of exaggera- tions, both as regards the coarse expressions ... ... to soften their effect, and appease the storm—for these were not literary alterations, but were imposed on him by prudence—one can see how numerous a... ...the effect without either change or loss. In the end it looks as if he had altered nothing, added nothing new, as if it had always been so from the fi... ... with me in cameris, by cox body, charitatis, nos faciemus bonum cherubin. Ego occiditunum porcum, et ego habet bonum vino: but of good wine we cannot... ...m, hem, hem, haikhash! For I prove unto you, that you should give me them. Ego sic argumentor. Omnis bella bellabilis in bellerio bellando, bellans, b... ...ity, his hap was to alight on this verse in the First of the Aeneids— Hic ego nec metas rerum, nec tempora pono. No bounds are to be set, no limits ... ...use and shop, where all the thunderbolts are forged, where, seizing on the magazine of heaven and storehouse of our warlike fire-munition, they may di... ...ed, she who attracted the eyes of all Rome, and was said to be the pit and magazine of the conquering robbers of the universe. The fountain had three ...

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...despair itself. Meanwhile, in your despair, you, too, divert yourself with magazine articles, and discussions in society, though you don’t believe you... ...ecome a monk, I shall be sure to go to Petersburg and get on to some solid magazine as a reviewer, that I shall write for the next ten years, and in t... ...time, Grigory stood up for his master vigorously. He provoked quarrels and altercations in defence of him and 90 THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV succeeded in... ...ith grief, welcomed Katya as a daughter, as her one hope, clutched at her, altered her will in Katya’s favour. But that concerned the future. Meanwhil... ...en called to me, ‘Good-bye, father, make haste back to read The Children’s Magazine with us.’ No, you don’t un- derstand that! No one is wise from ano... .... Or—the 349 Dostoevsky old man was laughing at him. Alas! The second alternative was the correct one. Long af- terwards, when the catastrophe ha... ... itself, or is it only an emanation of myself, a logical development of my ego which alone has existed for ever: but I make haste to stop, for I belie...

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...the dictates of society and religion which gave us our laws, morals and customs. We might call this the conscience. Freud called it the ‗super ego,‘ ... ...were frustrated, the individual could become neurotic. The part of the mind that had to make the decisions as to whether the id or the super ego wo... ...f the ladder the morality of the conscience is climbing down attempting to frustrate the id’s upward climb. Then in the middle is you, or your ego, d... ...need both. The media extol the joys and the promises of sex and the street corner businessmen guarantee you happiness when you buy their mind alteri... ...ng into the church and looking down the aisle, gazing at the altar then hearing the organist play a hymn. But what she was thinking was ‗I‘ll alter ... ...he cultural unconscious." Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 1991, Vol. 39, pp 383-411 11. Bray, Paul. "What is love?" Time Magazi...

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...f great multitudes of people: it is one of those creative phrases that may alter the whole destiny of mankind. But as yet it is still a very vague phr... ...nd incorporating Labour ideas before they come to the conference. The only alternative that I can see to this unsatisfactory prospect of a Peace Congr... ...s to come are to be the paths of peace or the paths of war is not going to alter this essential fact, that the great educated world communities, with ... ...ideration of justice and the general human welfare to a monstrous national ego- tism. That argument has a double edge. At present there is a vigorous ... ...glish journalism and literature, as any one who cares to consult the bound magazines of the ‘seventies and ‘eighties may soon see for himself. It is w...

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...scious influences involved— Mechanical scheme for repre- senting permanent alteration in character— Charac- teristics of saintliness— Sense of reality... ...es those of the Methodist under conviction anxious about his soul. When it alters in one way the blood that perco- lates it, we get the methodist, whe... ...at we may very likely find no one es- sence, but many characters which may alternately be equally important to religion. If we should inquire for the ... ... V arieties of Religious Experience hushed, and there is a great calm. The ego gradually becomes conscious that it is face to face with the Di- vine P... ...ense of estrangement,” he writes, “fencing man about in a narrowly limited ego, breaks down, the individual finds himself ‘at one with all creation.’ ... ...hout still assail me, but there is nothing within to respond to them.’ The ego [here] is wholly identified with the higher centres whose quality of fe... ... solid a reality as that of electro magnetism.” W. C. Brownell, Scribner’s Magazine, vol. xxx. p. 112. 498 The V arieties of Religious Experience it ...

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...ration, I had had an omen of its coming in the form of a sudden and decisive alteration in my tastes—more particularly in music. It would even be poss... ...d of tears, along with which one’s steps either rush or involun- tarily lag, alternately. There is the feeling that one is com- pletely out of hand, w... ...lso, but doubted whether he would ever be able to do so without considerably alter- ing certain portions of it. At all events he resolved to distribut... ...ness, like all the Gods! A man was he, and only a poor fragment of a man and ego. Out of mine own ashes and glow it came unto me, that phantom. And ve... ...l me, ye brethren, is not the strangest of all things best proved? Yea, this ego, with its contradiction and perplexity, speaketh most uprightly of it... ...ity, speaketh most uprightly of its being—this creating, will- ing, evaluing ego, which is the measure and value of things. And this most upright exis... ...home; the reader, who perchance may know no more concerning Nietzsche than a magazine article has told him, tries to read it and, un- derstanding less...

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...rform the function of knowledge for the ardently willing soul. Their ardor alternated between a vague ideal and the common yearning of womanhood; so t... ...on specially to some actual arrangement and asked her if she would like an alter- ation. All appeals to her taste she met gratefully, but saw noth- in... ...- ation. All appeals to her taste she met gratefully, but saw noth- ing to alter. His efforts at exact courtesy and formal tenderness had no defect fo... ... Culpepper, Klopstock’s “Messiah,” and several volumes of the “Gentleman’s Magazine.” “Read me the names o’ the books. Come now! you’re a college man.... ...assicae, with the well-known signature of Philomicron, for the `Twaddler’s Magazine;’ or a learned treatise on the entomology of the Pentateuch, inclu... ...41 George Eliot a parable. The scratches are events, and the candle is the ego- ism of any person now absent—of Miss Vincy, for example. Rosamond had ... ...ight not take that high view of you which I have always taken, as an alter ego, a right hand—though I always looked forward to your doing something el...

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...Of Criticism. These studies are collected from the monthly press. One appeared in the New Quarterly, one in MacMillan?s, and the rest in the Cornhill Magazine. To the Cornhill I owe a double debt of thanks; first, that I was received there in the very best society, and under the eye of the very best of editors; and second, that the proprietors have allowed me to republish ...

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...red in the New Quarterly, one in MacMillan’s, and the rest in the Cornhill Magazine. T o the Cornhill I owe a double debt of thanks; first, that I was... ... events, nor the critical eyes of posterity, have shown us a word in it to alter. And, lastly, has he not put in for himself the last unanswerable ple... ...S the name of Walt Whitman has been a good deal bandied about in books and magazines. It has become familiar both in good and ill repute. His works ha... ... of a startling weakness for his fellow-creatures. While he is hymning the ego and commencing with God and the universe, a woman goes be- low his wind... ... in the factory; not only by the harbour full of stately ships, but in the magazine of the hope- lessly prosaic hatter. To show beauty in common thing... ...ed those things which are necessary to life,” he writes, “there is another alternative than to ob- 90 Robert Louis Stevenson tain the superfluities; ... ...him competed for between lay and cleri- cal Courts; and we may suppose him alternately pert and impudent, humble and fawning, in his defence. But at t... ...d ill or well, he was still his own unequalled self; still that entrancing ego of whom alone he cared to write; and still sure of his own affectionate...

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...Healey Senior Counsel & Team Leader Karen Heitkotter Executive Secretary W alter T . Hempel II Professional Staff Member C. Michael Hurley Senior Coun... ...in an older, more tranquil world, he offers his “Caliphate” as an imagined alternative to today’s uncertainty. For others, he offers simplistic conspi... ...lamic doctrine. In this competition for legitimacy, secular regimes had no alternative to offer. Instead, in a number of cases their rulers sought to ... ...pants in the planes operation. For instance, he collected Western aviation magazines; tele- phone directories for American cities such as San Diego an... ...did not intend to become a commercial pilot but wanted the training as an “ego boosting thing.” Moussaoui stood out because, with little knowledge of ...