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...e chained and flung into the pit, England stepped in, and, for the sake of cotton, made Satan victorious. The world has been saved from this calamity,... ...uctive resources of the country to be concentrated on one or two products, cotton being the chief, which require, to raise and prepare them for the ma... ...se and prepare them for the market, little besides brute animal force. The cotton cultivation, in the opinion of all competent judges, alone saves Nor... ...e opinion of all competent judges, alone saves North American slavery; but cotton cultivation, exclusively adhered to, exhausts in a mod erate number... ...who, in Western T exas, have made so meritorious a commencement of growing cotton on the borders of the Mexi can Gulf by free labor? Were the right o...

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...eping his hands in the pockets of his loose greasy overcoat made of yellow cotton material. “I can still pass for a man at five and fifty, but I want ... ...le with a few drops of vodka. A woman of genteel appearance, wearing a cotton gown, was sitting on a chair by the bed on the left. Her face was th... ...at he instinctively drew back a step. He was dressed in a very shabby dark cotton coat, patched and spotted. He wore checked trousers of an extremely ... ...y long face, flaxen curls, and a long, thin, reddish beard, wearing a blue cotton shirt and a black waistcoat, from the pocket of which peeped the cha... ...ks and packages were kept, and there were two large beds, with pyramids of cotton pillows on each. There was a lighted candle on a small deal table in... ...had been sitting till that moment was too small, and was divided in two by cotton curtains, behind which was a huge bed with a puffy feather mattress ... ...behind which was a huge bed with a puffy feather mattress and a pyramid of cotton pillows. In the four rooms for visitors there 407 Dostoevsky were b... ...try and a great number of live fowls. The market women were selling rolls, cottons and threads, etc., in their booths. These Sunday mar- kets were nai... ...side and Maximov lay, half reclining, on it. He wore a dressing-gown and a cotton nightcap, and was evi- dently ill and weak, though he was smiling bl...

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...eping his hands in the pockets of his loose greasy overcoat made of yellow cotton material. “I can still pass for a man at five and fifty, but I want ... ...le with a few drops of vodka. A woman of genteel appearance, wearing a cotton gown, was sitting on a chair by the bed on the left. Her face was th... ...at he instinctively drew back a step. He was dressed in a very shabby dark cotton coat, patched and spotted. He wore checked trousers of an extremely ...

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... preserve themselves also, incidentally, like some precious jewel wrapped in cotton wool if only for the benefit of “the sublime and the beautiful.” ...

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...the slave holders of South Carolina and Louisiana. “ It is necessary that cotton and sugar should be grown. White men can not produce them. Negroes ...

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...st. It may be to our advantage to procure iron from Sweden in exchange for cottons, even although the mines of England as well as her manufactories sh... ...ductive than those of Swe- den; for if we have an advantage of one-half in cottons, and only an advantage of a quarter in iron, and could sell our cot... ...f, we should obtain our iron with an advantage of one-half, as well as our cottons. We may often, by trading with foreigners, obtain their com- moditi... ...y the augmentation of his own money income. The French consumer of English cottons, on the contrary, would not long continue to be able to purchase th... ...turers would be surprised if they were told that the free admission of our cottons and hardware into the French market, would en- danger their branch ... ...most advan- tageously pay us in silks for a portion of the large amount of cottons and hardware which we should sell to her; and though 37 John Stuar... ...ame Pasta was as well entitled to be called productive labour as that of a cotton spinner. Employed in this sense, the words productive and unpro- duc... ...ner already adverted to, is this. The spinning-jenny, and the skill of the cotton spinner, are not only the result of productive labour, but are thems...

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...ot-grass, comfoly and quinces; a drachm of camphor; dip a piece of silk or cotton into it and apply it to the place. Take half an ounce each of oil of... ...hat follows cutting the navel-string. As soon as it is cut, apply a little cotton or lint to the place to keep it warm, lest the cold enter into the b... ...st certainly will do, if you have not bound it hard enough. If the lint or cotton you apply to it, be dipped in oil of roses, it will be the better, a... ...es every night, and then wrap a piece of white baise about your veins, the cotton side next to the skin and keep the same always to it. But above all,...

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...e of most occu- pations, of coal-mining or engineering, or brick-laying or cotton-spinning. The thing has never been properly thought about. Our civil... ...ll-eyed little boy of no ascertainable relationship…. In the worst days of cotton-milling in England the condi- tions were hardly worse than those now...

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...e eyes of foresighted American business men; the growing trade in American cotton and other goods in that country will be a subordinate consideration ...

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...re with dingy-green broken panes, through which I caught a glimpse of pink cotton curtains. I crossed the road, went up to the house, and read on an i... ...ena’s size approximately, and she instantly picked me out a light-coloured cotton dress priced extremely cheaply , though it was quite strong and had ...