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...nfusion I can’t accept indefinitely. P Phaon’s ship has anchored in the harbor. I have remained in my room throughout the day. I have enjoyed the... ...ully oiled. I found him cheerful. He talked about a Carthaginian ship, in harbor because of broken oars, after sideswiping another boat in a thick f...

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...hat consumes us and the anger and pain that we feel because of the envy we harbor towards others is great, how great will our complaints be and how ...

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...o are taken into it live like pensioners in their Retreat or Sailor’s Sung Harbor, where you may see a row of religious cripples sitting outside in su... ...oed over the water to those villages, and their slight sounds to us. Their harbors lay as smooth and fairy like as the Lido, or Syracuse, or Rhodes, i... ..., where the pine flourishes and the jay still screams. We had found a safe harbor for our boat, and as the sun was setting carried up our furniture, a... ...th, leaving a low, flat shore on the Merrimack side, which forms a sort of harbor for canal boats. We observed some fair elms and particularly large a... ...uld always attend the simple and wholesome repast. Here was that “pleasant harbor” which we had sighed for, where the weary voyageur could read the jo... ...ep a cove. Yet I have sometimes ventured as far as to the mouth of my Snug Harbor. From an old ruined fort on Staten Island, I have loved to watch all... ...de, every sound was wafted over to us from the opposite bank, and from the harbor of the canal, and we could see everything that passed. By and by cam... ...g about the stream, and ex ploring the opposite shores to find a suitable harbor for the 226 AWeekontheConcordandMerrimackRivers night. In the mean ... ...to some few earnest and faithful souls whom we know. We found a convenient harbor for our boat on the oppo site or east shore, still in Hooksett, at ...

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...lestial Empire, then some small counting house on the coast, in some Salem harbor, will be fixture enough. You will export such articles as the countr... ...lege that I had studied navigation! why, if I had taken one turn down the harbor I should have known more about it. Even the poor student studies and... ...cture room, with a bag of rye or Indian meal upon my shoulder, for my snug harbor in the woods, having made all tight without and withdrawn under hatc... ...he shape of the bottom with greater accuracy than is possible in surveying harbors which do not freeze over, and I was surprised at its general regula... ... pond, the direction of the two capes showing the course of the bar. Every harbor on the sea coast, also, has its bar at its entrance. In proportion a... ...oss the entrance of our every cove, or particular inclination; each is our harbor for a season, in which we are de tained and partially land locked. ... ... which was at first but an inclination in the shore in which a thought was harbored becomes an individual lake, cut off from the ocean, wherein the th... ...navi gators that our thoughts, for the most part, stand off and on upon a harborless coast, are conversant only with the bights of the bays of poesy,... ...very man which can float the British Empire like a chip, if he should ever harbor it in his mind. Who knows what sort of seventeen year locust will ne...

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...the same sunrise sit Buggea and the city whence I was, which once made its harbor warm with its own blood. 24 That people to whom my name was known c... ...cross the sea through all its course, to perish at last at entrance of the harbor. Let not dame Bertha and mas- ter Martin, seeing one rob, and anothe... ...or 9 which makes us so fierce all ap- peared to me, from its hills to its harbors. Then I turned back my eyes to the beautiful eyes. 7 The mothers o...

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... make up your mind to that. We hold the palace, the beach, and the eastern harbor. The road to Rome is open; and you shall travel it if Caesar chooses... ...do not get to work, Pothinus and the rest of them will cut us off from the harbor; and then the way from Rome will be blocked. CLEOPATRA. No matter: I... ...he hall between Rufio and Britannus) Rufio: we have some ships in the west harbor. Burn them. RUFIO (staring). Burn them!! CAESAR. Take every boat we ... .... RUFIO (staring). Burn them!! CAESAR. Take every boat we have in the east harbor, and seize the Pharos—that island with the lighthouse. Leave half ou... ...l? RUFIO (pointing from the loggia to a cloud of smoke drift- ing over the harbor). See there! (Pothinus runs eagerly up the steps to look out.) CAESA... ...oing: the Egyptians have saved me the trouble. They have captured the west harbor. 42 Shaw CAESAR (anxiously). And the east harbor? The lighthouse, R... ...ot be able to go! CAESAR. Why? What now? CLEOPATRA. They are drying up the harbor with buck- ets—a multitude of soldiers—over there (pointing out acro... ...o look). It is true. The Egyptian army! Crawling over the edge of the west harbor like locusts. (With sudden anger he strides down to Caesar.) This is... ...he edge of the quay in front of the palace, looking out west over the east harbor of Alexandria to Pharos island, just off the end of which, and conne...

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... future annoyance from powerful Indian tribes. It gives us several excellent harbors in the Gulf of Mexico for ships of war of the largest size. It co... ...ests of agriculture, commerce, and manufac tures, to improve our rivers and harbors, to provide for the speedy extinguishment of the public debt, to ... ... for transportation should be promoted by the contin ued improvement of our harbors and great interior wa INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF T... ...heart for fellowship, fraternity, and coop eration. We crave friendship and harbor no hate. But America, our America, the America builded on the foun... ...TED STATES 309 tion grows. Commerce crowds our rivers and rails, our skies, harbors, and highways. Our soil is fertile, our agriculture productive. T...

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...f vegetation on the is- land, if we except some coarse rank grass near the harbor, some lichen, and a shrub which bears resemblance to a cabbage shoot... ...led lofty. Their tops are perpetually covered with snow. There are several harbors, of which Christmas Harbour is the most convenient. It is the first... ...utriggers, filled with savages, and coming round the southern bight of the harbor. They appeared to have no arms except short clubs, and stones which ...

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...ch window behind them stands open. The terrace without overlooks a moonlit harbor. The lounge is dark. The chesterfield, upholstered in silver grey, a... ...stairs. We’re on the ground floor. MRS. JUNO. You could throw him into the harbor. GREGORY. Do you want me to be thrown into the harbor? MRS. JUNO. No...

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... us straitly extirpate A fell pollution that infests the land, And no more harbor an inveterate sore. OEDIPUS What expiation means he? What s amiss? C... ...osoe er he be. Let no man in this land, whereof I hold The sovereign rule, harbor or speak to him; Give him no part in prayer or sacrifice Or lustral ... ...could you find more god-abhorred? Wretch whom no sojourner, no citizen May harbor or address, whom all are bound To harry from their homes. And this s... ... O Oedipus, discrowned head, Thy cradle was thy marriage bed; One harborage sufficed for son and sire. How could the soil thy father eared so... ...ing; for tis bliss to bide in regions sorrow cannot reach. Why didst thou harbor me, Cithaeron, why Didst thou not take and slay me? Then I never Had... ...o maids Their sisters, girls, gave all their sex could give, Food and safe harborage and filial care; Oedipus at Colonus Sophocles 80 While their t... ...these burghers name, And prowl no longer round me to blockade My destined harbor. CREON I protest to these, Not thee, and for thine answer ... ...et such store by kin of mine and keep them gainst my will. Nor would they harbor, so I stood assured, A godless parricide, a reprobate Convicted of i... ... Antigone Sophocles 145 CREON Woman, who like a viper unperceived Didst harbor in my house and drain my blood, Two plagues I nurtured blindly, so i...

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...win dow, and watched the signal flags of three of my own ships entering the harbor, from the East Indies, from Liverpool, and from up the Straits, an... ...on either side of which a row of ill built houses was straggling towards the harbor. The moonlight fell upon no passenger along the whole extent, but ...

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...ty- five miles from the spot where I took you at seven on the road to Pony Harbor. Did you walk twenty-five miles in three hours? That so, Feemy, eh? ... ...ath, did you see the prisoner on my horse this morning on the road to Pony Harbor? 94 The Shewing-up of Blanco Posnet FEEMY. On my oath—[Disturbance ...

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...gentleman with them; and, for his part, he would not advise his friends to harbor or encourage her. However, his cousins, the Latins, could not see wi...

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..., where they would have sat smoking and look- ing out over the dark purple harbor, with its winking lights and its moving ferries spilling swaying ref... ... the hilly streets of San Fran- cisco, and the glow of the sunset over the harbor and ships 31 John Dos Passos coming in through the Golden Gate. His... ...he steep streets of San Fran- cisco and the glimpses he used to get of the harbor full of yellow lights, the color of amber in a cigarette holder, as ... ... called Al … . He used to tell me about how you two used to go down to the harbor and watch the big liners come in at night, all aflare with lights th...

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...nd land. LXXXIV “This is the spur that makes our coursers run; This is our harbor, safe from danger’s floods; This is our bield, the blustering winds ... ...nstructed knights forsake their host, And come where their strange bark in harbor lay, And setting sail behold on Egypt’s coast The monarch’s ships an... ...ll colors hid of things in earth or sky, Nor could they house, or hold, or harbor see, Or in that desert sign of dwelling spy, Nor track of man or hor...

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... your greater will soon become satisfied, in such wise that the heaven may harbor you which is full of love, and most amply spreads, tell me, in order...

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...ful mountain. What is it then? Why, why dost thou hold back? why dost thou harbor such cowardice in thy heart? why hast thou not dar- ing and boldness... ...some who were polluted with these evils.” And he to me, “Vain thought thou harborest; the undis- cerning life that made them foul, to all recognition ...

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...ations apart, those persons (adult) are but a vanishing minority today who harbor no inclination to the accomplishment of some end, or who are not imp...

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... keep the commandments. If we will be strong with her strength we must not harbor such disconsolate consciences, borrowed too from the con- sciences o... ... instinct of all sufferers drew them to his side. And the madness which he harbored he did not share. Is not this to be rich? this only to be rightly ...

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...Excerpt: ACT I. On the heights overlooking the harbor of Mogador, a seaport on the west coast of Morocco, the missionary, in the coolness of the late afternoon, is following the precept of Voltaire by cultivating his garden. He is an elderly Scotchman, spiritually a littl...

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...d’s Conversion by George Bernard Shaw ACT I On the heights overlooking the harbor of Mogador, a sea- port on the west coast of Morocco, the missionary... ...din it to us, capn? BRASSBOUND (grimly). Oh, I’ll read it to you. “Mogador Harbor. 26 Sept. 1899. Captain Hamlin Kearney, of the cruiser Santiago, pre... ...sequence of that information the Santiago made the twenty knots to Mogador Harbor inside of fifty-seven minutes. Before noon next day a mes- senger of... ...old the owner to scour the coast for a gunboat or cruiser to come into the harbor and put persuasion on the authorities. (Sir Howard turns and looks a... ...one. Gentlemen: we will wait on the governor of the gaol on our way to the harbor (He goes out, following his officers, and followed by the bluejacket... ... your plans? BRASSBOUND. I have no plans. You will hear a gun fired in the harbor presently. That will mean that the Thanksgiving’s anchor’s weighed a...

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...to the discomfort of all. The transports with troops were assembled in the harbor of Anton Lizardo, some sixteen miles south of Vera Cruz, as they arr... ...ns in Ohio, and, at the end of my leave, proceeded to my post at Sackett’s Harbor, New Y ork. In April following I was ordered to Detroit, Michigan, w... ...In the spring of 1851 the garrison at Detroit was transferred to Sackett’s Harbor, and in the following spring the entire 4th infantry was ordered to ... ... month of April the regiment was assembled at Governor’s Island, New Y ork Harbor, and on the 5th of July eight companies sailed for Aspinwall. We num... ...e, we were delayed six weeks. About one-seventh of those who left New York harbor with the 4th infantry on the 5th of July, now lie buried on the Isth... ...still further out. The temporary houses, first built over the water in the harbor, soon gave way to more solid structures. The main business part of t... ...ven had gone out. On the 11th of April Fort Sumter, a National fort in the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina, was fired upon by the Southerners and... ... quiet as these pris- oners pass, to make no offensive remarks, and not to harbor any who fall out of ranks after they have passed.” CHAPTER XXXIX RET... ...programme being to move upon Mobile by land while the navy would close the harbor and assist to the best of its ability. 22 The plan therefore was f...

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...or bearded anchors; for no storms they fear. Sev’n ships within this happy harbor meet, The thin remainders of the scatter’d fleet. The Trojans, worn ... ...sev’n, the thin remainders of my fleet, From storms preserv’d, within your harbor meet. Myself distress’d, an exile, and unknown, Debarr’d from Europe... ... assign’d!’ The gentle gales their flagging force renew, And now the happy harbor is in view. Minerva’s temple then salutes our sight, Plac’d, as a la... ...The fleet is soon afloat, in all its pride, And well calk’d galleys in the harbor ride. Then oaks for oars they fell’d; or, as they stood, Of its gree... ...r hear’st the western gales Invite thy passage, and inspire thy sails? She harbors in her heart a furious hate, The Aeneid Virgil 99 And thou shalt... ...’d, Stood mute a while, and on each other gaz’d. Drances, their chief, who harbor’d in his breast Long hate to Turnus, as his foe profess’d, Broke sil... ...s his fear: “What farther subterfuge can Turnus find? What empty hopes are harbor’d in his mind? ‘T is not thy swiftness can secure thy flight; Not wi...

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...n is able to say in sooth, no son of the halls, no hero ‘neath heaven, — who harbored that freight! 1 Not, of course, Beowulf the Great, hero of the ... ... 1 Ship. 2 That is, since Beowulf selected his ship and led his men to the harbor. 3 One of the auxiliary names of the Geats. 4 Or: Not thus openl... ...ldings best, for your band of thanes empty and idle, when evening sun in the harbor of heaven is hidden away. So my vassals advised me well, — brave a... ... realm warder! Ride we anon, and mark the trail of the mother of Grendel. No harbor shall hide her — heed my promise! — enfolding of field or forested... ...ain would seek Hygelac now. We here have found hosts to our heart: thou hast harbored us well. Beowulf 49 If ever on earth I am able to win me more o... ...High the boat, stirred by winds, on the strand updrove. Helpful at haven the harbor guard stood, who long already for loved companions by the water ha... ...their glory: I after them go.” This word was the last which the wise old man harbored in heart ere hot death waves of balefire he chose. From his boso...

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...o long a time that I am sure of my relation toward it; and I could no more harbor any of the thieving and depressing influences that once I nursed as ... ... for example, such things as all our momentarily inactive memories, and it harbors the springs of all our obscurely motived 466 The V arieties of Rel...

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... and lingered. Only was there one among them, One among the Sahri virgins, Harbored neither love nor wooers, Favored neither gods nor heroes, This the... ... my father’s vessel, Or my brother’s ship of magic? Haste away then to thy harbor, To thy refuge in Wainola. Hast thou come a goodly distance? Sail th... ...aid of Beauty, Let her follow him she chooses; Let the unsuccessful suitor Harbor neither wrath nor envy For the hero that she follows.” Thus agreeing... ...eir eyes upon the waters, Saw a magic colored vessel Rocking slowly in the harbor, Having sailed the bay of Lempo, T riple sails, and masts, and riggi... ... father, Never, thou, beloved mother, Never, ye, my kindred spirits, Never harbor care, nor sorrow, Never fall to bitter weeping, Since thy child has ... ...P ENT ENT ENT ENT ENT Ahti, living on the island, Near the Kauko point and harbor, Plowed his fields for rye and barley, Furrowed his extensive pastur... ...ea vessels? Wert thou builded on this island? Sail thou straightway to the harbor, T o the island point of landing That thy tribe may be discovered.” ... ... it to the magic island, Safely landed Lemminkainen On the sandy shore and harbor. Spake he thus when he had landed, These the words that Ahti uttered... ... Ahti uttered: “Is there room upon this island, Is there space within this harbor, Where my bark may lie at anchor, Where the sun may dry my vessel?” ...

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...nt questions. There never is. It is the trifles that will wreck you at the harbor mouth. (McComas looks as if he con- 88 You Never Can Tell sidered t...

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...nd land. LXXXIV “This is the spur that makes our coursers run; This is our harbor, safe from danger’s floods; This is our bield, the blustering winds ... ...nstructed knights forsake their host, And come where their strange bark in harbor lay, And setting sail behold on Egypt’s coast The monarch’s ships an... ...ll colors hid of things in earth or sky, Nor could they house, or hold, or harbor see, Or in that desert sign of dwelling spy, Nor track of man or hor...

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...uld have drifted somewhere else. In the end it would have reached the same harbor of Nir- vana. But the life would not have been the same. A drop of w...

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...felt, or ever expected to feel. She had all her life long been accustomed to harbor thoughts and emotions which never voiced themselves. They had neve... ...ded the apartment. In the next room she slept, and in the third and last she harbored a gasoline stove on which she cooked her meals when disinclined ...

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...amer, a kind of isolated philosopher, easy-going, content with but little, harboring ill-feeling against no man, and without even a grudge against hea... ...e, careening sails, recall- ing perhaps the look of the Breton waters, the harbor of Vanne, near which they lived, and the fishing-boats standing out ...

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...no matter how some nations may still look down upon others, no country can harbor the illusion that its career is decided wholly within itself. The sa...