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... have sanctified by our God or our government?‖ --―Welcome to the club, commander. You are probably aware that only 15% of Americans support... ...member a number of years ago when I was president of the Malibou Lakeside Club some people wanted to rent the club house for an event. The group were... ...t happen with business owners who are actively running their companies as managers. ―Many people lump together the ideas of democracy, and vario... ...mals might qualify?‖ —―Perhaps the winners of the Westminster Kennel Club dog show, the winner of the Kentucky Derby, or a psychologist‘s favor... ...y. History shows that the urge for power always blankets and smothers the blooming of intelligence and love.‖ —―My gosh Lee, that‘s a depressin...

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...in speaking and arguing, Sterling was the acknowledged chief in this Union Club; and that “none even came near him, except the late Charles Buller,” w... ...rst engagement was en- tered upon; a brief connection as Secretary to some Club or Association into which certain public men, of the re- forming sort,... ...e prevailing impression they leave;—partly as if, while the surface was so blooming and opulent, the heart of them was still vacant, sad and cold. Her... ...ly political (and not John’s kind, but that of the Times Newspaper and the Clubs), were rife, he could visit daily, and yet be master of his own studi... ...d undu- lating plain-country, rich in all charms of field and town. Waving blooming country of the brightest green; dotted all over with handsome vill... ...ed: “at Christchurch, Marylebone, 2d November, 1830,” say the records. His blooming, kindly and true-hearted Wife had not much money, nor had he as ye... .... The Romish Controversy is doubt- less a much more difficult one than the managers of the Religious-Tract Society fancy, because it is a theoretical ...

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...s convenient and trustwor- thy as those of Switzerland to-day; the touring clubs and hotel associations that have tariffed that country and France so ... ...o disposed, bath-room cars, library cars; a train as comfortable as a good club. There will be no distinctions of class in such a train, because in a ... ...ay concern, my Carte d’Identite (useful on minor occasions) of the Touring Club de France, my green ticket to the Reading Room of the British Museum, ... ...ocratic unlimited liability companies working 135 H G Wells under elected managers, and paying not a fixed rent but a share of the produce to the Sta... ...conversation with a sympathetic friend jostles against us. “I’ll knock his blooming young ‘ed orf if ‘e cheeks me again. It’s these ‘ere brasted Board...

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...n by brevet their pastime. In fact, all around, religion was in a peculiarly blooming condition: the Council of T rent was being called; the Spanish I... ...negro ball in New Orleans by putting on a good many airs. Finally one of the managers bustled up to him and said— “Who IS you, any way? Who is you? da... ...he ‘Pennsylvania’ was in no danger, Brown gathered up the big spy glass, war club fash ion, and ordered me out of the pilot house with more than Coma... ...id. Undo his gag, and revive him up.” The other said— “All right—provided no clubbing.” “No clubbing it is, then—provided he keeps still.” They approa... ...r share of the dollars regular, right along, and—” I was sorry to wither his blooming enthusiasm, but it could not be helped. I interrupted, and said ... ... the 24th the young men met in the public high way. One of them had a heavy club in his hand, the other an ax. The man with the club fought desperate...

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...elieve the P. and S. W. intends to sell for two-fifty an acre, at all. The managers of the road want the best price they can get for everything in the... ... In the first district we don’t make any move at all. We let the political managers of the P . and S. W . nominate who- ever they like. Then we concen... ...ription of flowers, five hundred acres of them, solid, thick, exuber- ant; blooming and fading, and leaving their seed or slips to be marketed broadca... ...d by the park entrance, leaning an el- bow on the fence post, twirling his club. But in the centre of the best business block of the street was a thre... ...hole county, the whole State, thousands and thousands of people. Don’t the managers and the direc- tors of the road ever think of that? Don’t they eve... ...one that you don’t do yourself, unless you stand over these loafers with a club. I’m sick of the whole business—and I’ve lost my hat; wish to God I’d ... ...f Bonneville— Annixter having managed to offend the leader of the “Dirigo” Club orchestra, at the very last moment, to such a point that he had refuse...

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...y, while these things were, there was a certain elderly gentleman who lived in a court of the Temple, and was a great judge and lover of port wine. Ev... ...y terrible to Chips; but even all this was not the worst. He knew besides, what the rats were doing, wherever they were. So, sometimes he would cry al... ...ill to-morrow, and to-mor- row, and to-morrow, remain untroubled by this superabun- dant generating of Talk. In a minor degree it is a delicious trium... ... until they met, and over the two once divided now united rolls—sweet em- blem!—gave and received a chaste salute. It was so refresh- ing to find one ... ...uspi- cion which our own unconscious impertinence has engen- dered, that it is scarcely gracious to criticise details as yet; the rather, because it i... ...d another pint, or another two pints, before he came. Now, this distrust is an affront, is exceedingly inconsis- The Uncommercial Traveller 249 tent ... ...moody an Charles Dickens 344 implacability towards the magnates of the scaffold, and so plain a desire to tear them limb from limb, that I would resp...

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... fierceness. “I cannot even scrape together enough for entrance money to a Club. It’s sickening! I wonder whether I shall ever get used to banking wor... ...ity. I’ll dine with you to-night, if you like; come and dine with me at my Club. I shall be disengaged.” Algernon mumbled a flexible assent to an appo... ...engaged.” Algernon mumbled a flexible assent to an appointment at Edward’s Club, dressed himself with care, borrowed a sover- eign, for which he nodde... ...t An- thony was trusted in this extraordinary manner because the heads and managers of Boyne’s Bank knew the old man to be possessed of a certain very... ...orments. Where was credit to be had? True, he looked contemptuously on the blooming land of credit now, but an entry to it by one of the back doors wo... ... respected her. She had decision, and a worthy bearing, and a marvellously blooming aspect, and a brain that worked withal. When she spoke, desiring h...

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...ich made her change colour. “I say, you know—you’ll please remember he’s a blooming bounder,” he said; and with a slight laugh she turned toward the o... ...ou? I’m in town three or four days in the week, and you know a line to the club will always find me, but you don’t seem to remember my existence nowad... ... the very 123 Edith Wharton rich should live up to their calling as stage-managers, and not spend their money in a dull way. This the Brys could cert... ...t’s pearls—I suppose the smallest of them would pay the rent of our Girls’ Club for a year. Not that I ought to complain about the dub; every one has ... ...y the way: it’s rather a sharp night out. I noticed it walking up from the club. Come along, and I’ll give you a nip of brandy, and you can toast your...

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... in the morning abroad. In fact, it was the procession day of a provincial Club-feast or celebration of the nuptials of Beef and Beer; whereof later y... ...being present, no frenzy followed the quotation. It was announced that the Club had come to do homage to Squire Pole and ladies: the Junction Club of ... ...hey had not heard it; that the Bundle was the foundation— sentiment of the Club; the first toast, after the Crown; and that he must go on until the Bu... ... the Greek’s devotion to music, and in his non-mercenary travels to assist managers of Opera by discovering genius. His scheme for Emilia fired them w... ...; and albeit she was no longer what she was when Chump brought her over, a blooming Irish girl—”her hair exactly as now, the black curl half over the ... ...eal.’ So let us leave them, till we come upon the ashy fruit of which this blooming sentimentalism is the seed. It was past midnight when Mrs. Chump r...

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...ncidents, the circumstances of his stay until the extraordinary day of the club festival may be passed over very cursorily. There were a number of ski... ...ccurred in the small hours of Whit Monday, the day devoted in Iping to the Club festivities. Mrs. Bunting, it seems, woke up sud- denly in the stillne... ... left more dazed than ever. “Don’t be a fool,” said the Voice. “I’m—off—my—blooming—chump,” said Mr. Marvel. “It’s no good. It’s fretting about them b... ...“It’s no good. It’s fretting about them blarsted boots. I’m off my blessed blooming chump. Or it’s spirits.” “Neither one thing nor the other,” said t... ...th a pungent flavour of oil and with equally pungent music. Members of the club, who had attended church in the morning, were splendid in badges of pi... ...d we must hold a sort of council of war— get Hopps to help—and the railway managers. By Jove! it’s urgent. Come along—tell me as we go. What else is t... ...ney was which, I’m blessed,” he says, “if they didn’t try to make me out a blooming treasure trove! Do I look like a T reasure T rove? And then a gent...

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...out at the Longmores’ on the evening of the 26th. You’d better dine at the club.” This saved Bremmil from making an excuse to get away and dine with M... ... a box of cheroots—Supers, No. I, for preference. They are freshest at the Club. I’ll repay when I reappear; but at present I’m out of Society. Yours,... ... * * * About seven minutes later, there was a wild hurroosh at the Club. A sais, with a blanket and head-rope, was asking all the men he knew:... ...ere breaking-strain. They trusted him just as much as Directors ever trust Managers. You must see for yourself whether their trust was misplaced. Regg... ...nt on as the years must do; But our great Diana was always new— Fresh, and blooming, and blonde, and fair, With azure eyes and with aureate hair; And ...

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...think of him quite alone in the world. I see he limps.” “ Y es, he’s got a club-foot. It was such a grief to his mother. ” Then Emma came back. They c... ...“Run and give her a kiss.” Philip started to run, awkwardly , trailing his club- foot, and then stopped. Mrs. Carey was a little, shrivelled woman of ... ...aves, who kept house for him, gave up her sec- retaryship of the Maternity Club, which provided the pregnant poor with flannel, baby linen, coals, and... ...ys that if he’d sus- pected for half a second she was going to make such a blooming nuisance of herself he’d have seen himself damned before he had an... ...ng fellers a chance. Many’s the one I’ve given their chance to and they’re managers of departments now. And they’re grateful to me, I’ll say that for ...

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...he brass stair-rods received an exhaustive pol- ishing and were returned to their places. Now a troop of 7 A Tramp Abroad servants brought pots and t... ...reign lands were very numerous. They hailed from every corner of the globe—for instruction is cheap in Heidelberg, and so is living, too. The Anglo-Am... ...hread-like streams of water can be caused to descend; and 47 A Tramp Abroad in case of need, this discharge can be augmented to a pour- ing flood. Am... ...carried. We curled up in the clammy beds, and went to sleep with- out rocking. We were so sodden with fatigue that we never stirred nor turned over ti... ... its sheltering eaves far out- ward. The quaint windows are filled with little panes, and garnished with white muslin curtains, and brightened with bo... ...e in a cold cup, partake with modera- tion, and keep a wet rag around your head to guard against over-excitement. To Carve Fowls in the German Fashion... ...ong the dead languages, for only the dead have time to learn it. A FOURTH OF JULY ORATION IN THE GERMAN TONGUE, DELIVERED AT A BANQUET OF THE ANGLO-AM...

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...evil fed him from the king of France’s kitchen; my evening at the billiard club, the concert, the theatre, or at somebody’s party, if I pleased,—what ... ...mmend it self as the utmost perfection of manner in a youthful widow or a blooming matron) was not exactly maiden like. What girl had ever laughed as... ...s sympathy is the only bond. Destiny, it may be,—the most skilful of stage managers,—seldom chooses to arrange its scenes, and carry forward its drama...

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...g, gentlemanly, vagabond kind of life, somewhat answer ing to that of our club men at home. He leaves his lodg ings every morning at a certain hour,... ...e city it was burning hot. The President’s mansion is more like an English club house, both within and without, than any other kind of establish ment... ... Dickens 192 The public house was so very clean and good a one, that the managers of the jaunt resolved to return to it and put up there for the nig... ...h is here so rapid, that it is but a day’s leap from barren winter, to the blooming youth of summer. The steamboats to Quebec perform the journey in t...

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... Our husbands and our brothers are, The fathers of this blooming pair, Our lovers and our friends.] 12 The Confessions o... ...omposition; and the moment the Bouffons had done, everybody went away. The managers were obliged to change the order of representation, and let the pe... ...re shameful, as the only price I had set on my piece when I gave it to the managers was a perpetual freedom of the house; for although this was a righ... ...n I always had of his character and abilities. It was in this man- ner the managers kept my piece while they deprived me of that for which I had given... ...s this rascal rambled about the Hermitage in the night, armed with a thick club staff with an iron ferrule, and accompanied by other villains like him...

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...eirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, are the born first ac tors, managers, and leaders, and no others can appear upon the scene for ever and... ...ially whitened cauliflowers and poul try, verdant baskets of peas, coolly blooming cucumbers, and joints ready for the spit, Mr. Smallweed leads the ... ...you; you are welcome. If you want to out with something, out with it!” The blooming Judy, without removing her gaze from the fire, gives her grandfath... ... con fidently answered “No” too and shook the lovely head which, with its blooming flowers against the golden hair, was like the very spring. “Much ... ...!” Lady Jane, in the doorway, with her tiger snarl from ear to ear and her club of a tail, shows no intention of obeying; but Mr. Tulkinghorn stumblin...

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...ht cheerful eyes, is the very portrait of a sanguine man. Nothing that the managers might say could persuade him that the merits of his plays would no... ...nsense and models of folly” that were in vogue through the cupidity of the managers and shortsightedness of the authors; 20 Don Quixote he was to cor... ...last few years, and, as he adds plaintively, found no demand for among the managers, and published them with a preface, worth the book it introduces t... ...monds, and in place of swords wield trenchant blades of Damascus steel, or clubs studded with spikes also of steel, such as I have more than 430 Don ... ...of my cheeks. Let it move thee, crafty, ill-conditioned monster, to see my blooming youth—still in its teens, for I am not yet twenty—wasting and with... ...ave counted upon issuing out of this dark- ness and imprisonment into some blooming meadow; but I, un- lucky that I am, hopeless and spiritless, expec...

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... diffuses her odoriferous breath over the flow ery meadows; or as, in the blooming month of April, the gentle, constant dove, perched on some fair bo... ... he soon grew so very particular in his behaviour to her, that the scandal club first began to take notice of it, and the better disposed persons made... ...ole furniture of the infernal regions hath long been ap propriated by the managers of playhouses, who seem lately to have laid them by as rubbish, ca... ...tle and Cicero, Thucydides and Livy, could have met all together, and have clubbed their several talents to have composed a treatise on the art of dan... ...ded, there was one very remarkable; for, as it was a rule of an honourable club of heroes, who assembled at the close of the late war, that all the me...

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...parts so ill distributed, the company so full of “walking gentlemen,” the managers have such large families, and are so bent upon putting those famil... ...his place where I speak, stands a courtly old house, where once, no doubt, blooming chil dren were born, and grew up to be men and women, and married... ... born, and grew up to be men and women, and married, and brought their own blooming children back to patter up the old oak staircase which stood but t... ...om the earliest days of this institution I have ventured to impress on its managers, that they would consult its credit and success by choosing its ch... ...or less reflected in the great mirror which he holds up to nature. Actors, managers, and authors are all represented in this company, and it maybe sup... ...e following speech. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—Dr. Johnson’s experience of that club, the members of which have travelled over one another’s minds in every... ...ady who had been upon the stage from her earliest childhood till she was a blooming woman, and who came from a long line of provincial actors and actr... ...al 115 SPEECH: LONDON, MAY 7, 1866. The Members of the Metropolitan Rowing Clubs dining together at the London T avern, on the above date, Mr. Dickens... ...ern, on the above date, Mr. Dickens, as Presi dent of the Nautilus Rowing Club, occupied the chair. The Speech that follows was made in proposing “Pr...

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.................................... 144 EPIGRAM ON THE TOASTS OF THE KIT-CAT CLUB, ANNO 1716. ............................................................. ...st like him or he dies; Though wondering senates hung on all he spoke, The club must hail him master of the joke. Shall parts so various aim at nothin... ..., And strength of shade contends with strength of light; A waving glow the blooming beds display, 53 The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2 Bl... ...ful to a flame like mine! 20 Whom would not all those blooming charms surprise, 58 The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2... ...ce one only daughter bless’d, 670 That all the charms of blooming youth possess’d; Pair was her face, and spotless was her mind, Whe... ...lind? Was there a chief but melted at the sight? A common soldier, but who clubb’d his mite? Such, such emotions should in Britons rise, When press’d ... ...was the first that excelled this way.—P . 371 Booth and Cibber were joint managers of the Theatre in Drury Lane.—P . 372 ‘Though long my party:’ Set... ....—P . W. 415 ‘Jansen, Fleetwood, Cibber:’ three very eminent persons, all managers of plays; who, though not governors by profes- sion, had, each in ...

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... He who has not pen- etrated them deeply knows nothing of the past of this blooming region of Russia.” Indeed, so great was his enthusiasm for his own... ...to the whole Cossack community. He was bound to the pillar of shame, and a club was laid beside him, with which each passer-by was bound to deal him a... ... this dishonourable act they bound him to a post in the bazaar, and laid a club beside him, in order that every one who passed should, according to th... ...re was not one Zaporozhetz out of them all to be found who would raise the club against him, remembering his former ser- 100 Gogol vices. Such was th... ...n Ivanovitch with his snuff-box, saying: “Do me the favour!” And what fine managers both were!— And these two friends!— When I heard of it, it struck ...

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...t. Now, with all respect for the opinion of society in general, and cutter clubs in par- ticular, we humbly suggest that some of the most pain- ful re... ...iously placed before them, are friends of the propri- etor—opulent country managers, as he confidentially in- forms every individual among the crew be... ...forms every individual among the crew behind the cur- tain—opulent country managers looking out for recruits; a representation which Mr. Nathan, the d... ...desire, but not the means, to compete with him. He belongs to two or three clubs, and is envied, and flattered, and hated by the members of them all. ... ...splay. A numerous race are these red-faced men; there is not a parlour, or club-room, or benefit society, or humble party of any kind, without its red... ...ercy Noakes gave her away; if a juvenile wife presented her husband with a blooming cherub, Mr. Percy Noakes was either godfather, or deputy-godfather... ...and as he expects, at no dis- tant period, to have another addition to his blooming progeny, he is anxious to secure an eligible godfather for the occ...

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...nd very quietly returned to bed and to sleep. Aurora now began to shew her blooming cheeks over the hills, whilst ten millions of feathered songsters,... ...e the first serious reflection put a pe- riod to; and I became member of a club frequented by young men of great abilities. The bottle was now only ca... ... his most intimate friends. Secondly, another of the same society left the club without remembering to take leave of his bail. A third, having bor- ro... ...ect its infallibility; but when I com- municated my thoughts to one of the club, he said, “There was nothing absolutely good or evil in itself; that a... ...hen it came into rehearsal, he informed me he had received orders from the managers to return me the play again, for that they could not possibly act ... ...tiful young lady the Morning now rose from her bed, and with a countenance blooming with fresh youth and sprightliness, like Miss ——*, with soft dews ... ...two very different persons. When the church rites were over Joseph led his blooming bride back to Mr Booby’s (for the distance was so very little they...

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...obe, the beam of her eyes lighting up with surprise and kindness, her lips blooming in a smile, the sun making a golden halo round her hair. As the bo... ...d countess had the comfort of fancying herself beautiful, and persisted in blooming up to the very midst of winter, painting roses on her cheeks long ... ...s they lay on the field, and Jack had brained one of these gentry with the club-end of his musket, who had eased Esmond of his hat and periwig, his pu... ...emen in the House of Commons, and get the hiccupping cheers of the October Club! What days will you spend in your jolting chariot.” (Mr. Esmond often ... ...ch one, according as either pre- vailed. And while the Tories, the October club gentlemen, the High Church parsons that held by the Church of England,... ... horses at the Posting-House over against Westminster, and being fer- *The managers were the Bishop, who cannot be hurt by hav- ing his name mentioned...