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...d, like the returns of a violent dis- temper, came on with an irresistible force upon me. This blow was the loss of my wife. It is not my business her... ...re, after using all possible persuasion to have patience, kept them off by force; however, he caused some biscuit-cakes to be dipped in the pot, and s... ...- ing them no more, I believe they would have broken into the cook-room by force, and torn the meat out of the furnace – for words are indeed of very ... ... and torn the meat out of the furnace – for words are indeed of very small force to a hungry belly; however, we pacified them, and fed them gradually ... ..., and with a spoon put some broth into her mouth. She opened her lips, and lifted up one hand, but could not speak: yet she under- stood what he said,... ... to come out but by the ladder placed up to the side of the hill, and then lifted up, and placed again from the first stage up to the top: so that whe... ... we perceived Will Atkins start upon his feet, fall down on his knees, and lift up both his hands. We supposed he said something, but we could not hea... ...motion, that she was greatly affected with what he said, by her frequently lifting up her hands, laying her hand to her breast, and such other posture... ...of God, and be taught by it to know Him. This was the time that we saw him lift her up by the hand, and saw him kneel down by her, as above. They had ...

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...nflexible line of the fortifications, and the enlargement of the docks has forced upon them. The result is, weariness of heart in Havre, cheerfulness ... ...vre, cheerfulness and joy at Ingouville. The law of social development has forced up the suburb of Graville like a mushroom. It is to-day more extensi... ...ited by the liquidation to get a part of Monsieur Mignon’s business, which lifted his own little bank into prominence. While unanimous regrets for the... ...ertheless, remorse had set its fangs too sharply in Bettina’s heart not to force her to warn her sister. In the midst of her own confessions she had p... ...e thing,” said the lawyer, “to have the power to attract such feelings; to force a poor woman to step out of the habits which nature, education, and t... ...ed to a middle-class life, obey the iron law which holds society together. Lifted in mind above other women, I admire you; but if you seek to obey an ... ... The reading of this letter, swallowed like a drop of water in the desert, lifted the mountain which weighed heavily on Modeste’s heart: then she saw ... ...e once more never to leave him,” she said in a fond maternal tone. Modeste lifted her mother’s hands to her lips and kissed them gently, replying: “Ne... ...unlit wings that heavenward rise; Nought is sleeping—Heart, awaking, Lift thine incense to the skies. 95 Balzac “It is very pretty,” said Madam...

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...it aimed at no particular beauty, had grown pleasant and pretty looking by force of being lived in and made comfortable. It was a contrast to its neig... ...l you can hear from Ceylon about them.’ Gillian was silenced by the united forces of the aunts. ‘It really was a horrid place,’ said Aunt Ada, when al... ...o more conversation for the young lady; and Valetta, hav- ing perceived by force of example that in this waiting-time it was not like being in church,... ...parts. He was with the riding party when Jasper fell, and was the first to lift him; indeed, he held him all the time of wait- ing, for poor Claude tr... ... Begum and the health of 84 Charlotte M. Young Rigdum, though Gillian was forced to confess that she had not transferred to him the kiss that she had... ...u, Miss Merrifield,’ he said eagerly. ‘If you could make me understand the force of the aorist. It so happened that Gillian had the explanation at her... ...or mammy and clutched her skirts, in spite of the attempts of the women to lift her up and comfort her; and gathering the poor life- less boy in her a...

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...k. Still thrilling with the suffering of being carried from the field, and lifted to his place, he saw a comrade in even worse plight brought in, and ... ...aptain; and, outlaws as they were, they spoiled no peaceful villages, they lifted not their hands against the persecuting monarch, and the neighbor- i... ...the banished T arquinius Superbus and his son Sextus, and gathered all his forces together, to advance upon the city of Rome. The great walls, of old ... ...6, saved his whole band by his sole exertions. He had been defeated by the forces of Edward I. at Methven, and had lost many of his friends. His littl... ...28 A Book of Golden Deeds grasp was so tight upon the plaid that Bruce was forced to unclasp the brooch that secured it, and leave both in the dead ma... ...casus to the Aegaeus, from the Caspian to the Red Sea, was marshalling his forces against the little free states that nestled amid the rocks and gulfs... ...he doors were opened, and all the train entered, the little princess being lifted up to stand by the organ, lest she should be hurt in the throng. Fir... ... heel fast holds the steel, His head is on the ground. The peasants round lift from the ground His form in woeful plight, To convent cell, for keepi... ...plain— A sound is at the gate. The mother hears, her head she rears, She lifts her eager finger— ‘Rejoice, rejoice, ‘t is Albrecht’s voice, Open! O...

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...hen, with green and blue patches dancing across the dark, they went to the lift by which the trucks of ore and fuel and lime were raised to the top of... ... almost frantic with the fear of falling, because going upstairs seemed to lift him thirty or forty feet above the rocks of his imaginary island. He k... ... given to his retinal elements through the sud- den change in the field of force due to the lightning. He thinks, as a consequence of this, that it ma... ...n—had been, but a machine enthroned. Those two smaller dynamos Azuma-zi by force of contrast despised; the large one he privately christened the Lord ... ...rn pricked his hand. He pulled the delicate spike out with his fingers and lifted the ingot. “Only gold or lead could weigh like this,” he said exult-... ...ar of the coat in his hands, and Evans took the opposite corners, and they lifted the mass. 93 H.G . Wells “Which way?” said Evans. “To the canoe?” “... ...have.” He repeated, “Give him all that I have. So that he will suddenly be lifted out of all the trouble and struggle in which his sympathies have bee... ...grew. I seemed an atom for which mon- 116 The Country of the Blind strous forces were fighting. For one brief, terrible moment sensation came back to... ...nce caught up the boat-hook, and, jabbing furiously at the soft tentacles, forced it to desist. He was struck in the back and almost pitched overboard...

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...itable for a being whose faculties were incomplete, and without sufficient force to bear up against the rough jostling of political life, the struggle... ... will that could put them in action, feeling himself incomplete, with- out force to undertake any great thing, without resistance against the tastes d... ... a bath. The very day after his arrival at Madame de la Chanterie’s he was forced to examine himself, under the sense that he was separated from all, ... ...d. “It was the year ’98, if I remember right,—a period when young men were forced to have the experience of men of sixty. One morning, a little before... ...ds of all he had. Then, having sold his house in the rue de Savoie, he was forced to receive the price in assignats. After that he took into his head ... ...long called my foolish- ness,” said Monsieur Alain, clasping his hands and lifting them with a look of repentance. Godefroid could not help smiling. H... ...gnantly. “Monsieur, she cannot even be moved from her bed to a chair; they lift her with pulleys.” “You are not a physician, I suppose?” said the Jewi...

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...d you are next heir after this boy.’ Little Charlotte made a sort of jump, lifted her eyebrows, and stared at Amabel. Philip answered. ‘That is not wo... ...us,’ said Charles; at which Amabel laughed so uncontrollably, that she was forced to hide her head on her little sister’s shoulder. Charlotte laughed ... ...te to me on my father’s death. Those Redclyffe people certainly have great force of character.’ ‘And was it then he settled his property on my uncle?’... ...trained ‘thank you,’ was going to take it up rather as if he was putting a force upon himself, when Philip more quickly took the first volume, and eag... ...s. ‘Come, begin at the beginning.’ ‘I was standing watching the tremendous force of the stream, when I saw an unhappy old ram floating along, bleat- i... ...ce hidden in her hands, said her evening prayer, that she could venture to lift up her head and look into the dark corners of the room. ‘Another time!... ...id all that the others did, walked further than he had done for years, was lifted up steps without know- ing how, sat out the whole breakfast, talked ... ...ce smote him. He answered shortly, and was glad when the carriage came; he lifted Charles into it, and stood with folded arms as they drove away. ‘The... ...ome here that cheered him, as he swung himself from the roof of the coach, lifted Bustle down, and called out to the barmaid that he hoped Mrs. Lavers...

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... Jones, and gave him a thousand thanks for her deliverance. He pres ently lifted her up, and told her he was highly pleased with the extraordinary ac... ... guarding his face with his hands; nor did he cease roaring till Jones had forced him to look up, and to perceive that the battle was at an end. The... ... beef which he was then conveying into his plate, and harmless spent their force. The fair warrior perceived their miscar riage, and immediately from... ...from its corner a most penetrating glance; which, though great part of its force was spent before it reached our heroe, did not vent itself absolutely... ...is eyes, through which she intended to surprise his heart. And now, gently lifting up those two bright orbs which had already begun to make an impress... ...ur heroe received full in his eyes, and was immediately staggered with its force. He then began to see the designs of the enemy, and indeed to feel th... ... the landlord, who had hold of her horse, presently perceiving, offered to lift her in his arms from her saddle; and she too readily accepted the tend... ...ip the moment you came into the house: I said it was your honour, before I lifted you from your horse, and I shall carry the bruises I got in your 459... ...sea and rivers have committed to the care of the nymphs, the angry Naiades lift up their immortal voices, and the prophane wretch is struck deaf for h...

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... upon which they swooped every other while, that he drew together a mighty force, and fell upon them wheresoever he could find them, and followed them... ...gh there has been much more in times past, the Icelanders have always been forced to reckon upon flocks and herds as their chief resources, grain of a... ...nd sways all things great and small; he smithied heaven and earth, and the lift, and all that belongs to them; what is most, he made man, and gave him... ... and jaws and the bones that were broken; they took his skull and made the lift thereof, and set it up over the earth with four sides, and under each ... ...that went loose, and had been cast out of Muspellheim, and set them in the lift to give light; they gave resting-places to all fires, and set some in ... ... to give light; they gave resting-places to all fires, and set some in the lift; some fared free under it, and they gave them a place and shaped their... ...ow,” says Regin, “there was a dwarf called Andvari, who ever abode in that force, (1) which was called Andvari’s force, in the likeness of a pike, and... ...eness of a pike, and got meat for himself, for many fish there were in the force; now Otter, my brother, was ever wont to enter into the force, and br... ...ll that Odin, Loki, and Hoenir, as they went their ways, came to Andvari’s force, and Otter had taken a salmon, and ate it slumbering upon the river b...

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...ah! leave your jesting, and tell us where he is. WAGNER. That follows not by force of argument, which you, being licentiates, should stand upon: ther... ...w pliant is this Mephistophilis, Full of obedience and humility! Such is the force of magic and my spells. Re enter MEPHISTOPHILIS like a Franc... ... privilege And all society of holy men. He grows too proud in his authority, Lifting his lofty head above the clouds, And, like a steeple, overpeers t... ... blood, instead of tears! yea, life and soul! O, he stays my tongue! I would lift up my hands; but see, they hold ‘em, they hold ‘em? ALL. Who, Faustu...

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... his opinion, a man who re- jected medicine in extremity, ought to have it forced down his throat: and considering that the invalid was pretty deeply ... ... pardon, ‘m sure!” I don’t know whether he didn’t say, marm!’ The Countess lifted her hands, and fell away in laughing horror. When her humour, or her... ...e replied with the quietest affirmative. ‘Yes? What does “Yes!” mean?’ She lifted her chest to shake out the dead-alive monosyllable, as he had done. ... ...Rose? inviting the Count? down to Hampshire?’ The diplomatist’s brows were lifted. ‘No, I mean the other,’ said the diplomatist’s wife. ‘Oh! the young... ...and rubbed his hair back on his head. ‘An odd world!’ was his remark. Evan lifted up his face to sigh: ‘I ‘m almost sick of it!’ ‘Damn appearances!’ c... ...hopes, M. le Comte. The gift would be base that you did not embellish.” He lifted his hands, French- fashion: “Madame, it is that I have received the ... ...’ said Evan, mastering the shrewd un- pleasantness he felt in the colloquy forced on him. ‘Oh, you! you’re a gentleman!’ the postillion ejaculated. ‘Y... ...aid Mrs. Mel. ‘There, go! Women have no place here.’ ‘How the wretches can force themselves to touch a morsel, after this morning!’ Mrs. Fiske exclaim... ...d, and go to bed.’ She still treated him like a boy, whom she was going to force to the resolution of a man. Dandy’s sleeping-room was on the same flo...

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...nown—the resplendent visions I have nursed—the sublime aspirings that have lifted me so often from sense and clay: these tell me, that whether for goo... ...” said General Foy, wiping a tear from his eye, which was blackened by the force of the blow; “he was wounded an hour since in a duel, Sire, by a youn... ...espect the valor of the Republic. The novelist ever and anon finds himself forced to adopt the sterner tone of the historian, when describing deeds co... ..., swept the gun-deck, of which we had possession, and decimated our little force; when a rifle-ball from the shrouds of the “Repudiator” shot Captain ... ...ed a ball in his jaw, and was half choked by a quantity of carroty whisker forced down his throat with the ball. 2. Capt. Macgillicuddy, B.N.I., . . C... ... surmounted the helmet, rose the crest of his knightly race, an arm proper lifting a naked sword. At his right hand, and convenient to the warrior’s g... ...we are but creatures in its hands! How many a slip between the lip and the lifted wine-cup! How often, though seemingly with a choice of couches to re... ... (who, much affected by the scene, had been tying his horse up to a tree), lifted his visor and said, “Gottfried of Godesberg! I am the friend of thy ... ... fins, in this instance,) the gallant boy swam on beneath the water, never lifting his head for a single moment between Godesberg and Cologne—the dist...

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... not much debated; it is to follow him in his farthest flights, to see the force of his hyperboles, to stand so exactly in the centre of his vision th... ...y their col- lege fees in winter; and this inequality struck him with some force. He was at that age of a conversible temper, and insa- tiably curious... ...mpar- tial temperament, would have drawn from these consider- ations a new force of industry, that this equivocal position might be brought as swiftly... ... religious lady, to whom he com- municated these reflections, could see no force in them what- 14 Robert Louis Stevenson ever. ‘It was God’s will,’ s... ...meddling with any of these plump commands but it was to open them out, and lift his hearers from the letter to the spirit. For morals are a per- sonal... ...els awaited their defeat; and when the fight was over, many a noble fellow lifted his head from the blood-stained heather to strive with darkening eye... ...dour– one prostrate on his face, one kneeling, and with hands ecstatically lifted– yearn with passion after that im- mortal city. T urn the page, and ... ...s gradually as it had arisen. This, too, was as a reminiscence. I rose and lifted a corner of the blind. Over the black belt of the garden I saw the l... ...treet, with here and there a lighted window. How often before had my nurse lifted me out of bed and pointed them out to me, while we wondered together...

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...olphus von Galgenstein, captain of horse and of the Holy Roman Empire” (he lifted here his hat with much gravity, and all the crowd, even to the parso... ...wd set up a loyal hurrah; and, with much gravity, the two little boys were lifted up into the saddles; and the Corporal leading one, entrusted the oth... ... induced to present Mrs. Catherine the toe of his boot, for the purpose of lifting her on to his horse. “Egad!” said he to the Corporal one day, when ... ...ld at such high price. He had, however, some ill-luck at play, or had been forced to pay some bills, or had some other satisfactory reason for being p... ...hould give it her,” said Mr. Brock as he pro- cured a glass of water; and, lifting her on to a sofa, sprinkled the same over her. “Hang it! how pretty... ... iron bar (indeed, he had the instrument for many days in his pocket), and forced the lock. The room was empty, the window was open: the pretty barmai... ...but caused a mighty stir throughout the kingdom at the time when it was in force. As one has seen or heard, after the march of a great army, a number ... ...are of the tall halberdier, who seemed to rank as second in command of the forces that marched under Corporal Brock. This gentleman was called indiffe... ...now have the shooprame bliss,” said Mr. Macshane, with much feeling, as he lifted Mrs. Hayes from the saddle— ”the shooprame bliss of intwining two ha...

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... was very seriously re- flecting how the poor people were terrified by the force of their own imagination. However, she turned from me, called me prof... ...either can I acquit those ministers that in their sermons rather sank than lifted up the hearts of their hearers. Many of them no doubt did it for the... ... were set to watch the houses so shut up; also several people broke out by force in many places, as I shall observe by-and-by . But it was a public go... ...e- hensions of their being shut up, and their breaking out by stratagem or force, either before or after they were shut up, whose misery was not lesse... ...as, first of all, not effectual, but that the people broke out, whether by force or by stratagem, even almost as often as they pleased; and, second, t... ...rying and wringing their hands along the street; some would go praying and lifting up their hands to heaven, calling upon God for mercy. I cannot say,... ...ent every evening through the streets of Whitechappel, and, with his hands lifted up, repeated that part of the Liturgy of the Church continually, ‘Sp... ..., blessed be the Lord, I keep them from want’; and with that I observed he lifted up his eyes to heaven, with a countenance that presently told me I h... ...shed near a year in that condition, and died. Nor was he ever once seen to lift up his eyes or to look upon any particular object. I cannot undertake ...

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...ver Mr. Hillebrand, may well have set people thinking on the divisions of races and nations. Such thoughts should arise with particular congruity and force to inhabitants of that United Kingdom, peopled from so many different stocks, babbling so many different dialects, and offering in its extent such singular contrasts, from the busiest over-population to the unkindliest ...

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...es and nations. Such thoughts should arise with particular congru- ity and force to inhabitants of that United Kingdom, peopled from so many different... ...effect rendered with propriety, in which there was either some conspicuous force or some happy dis- tinction in the style, I must sit down at once and... ... tried in his time to imitate the other. Burns is the very type of a prime force in letters: he was of all men the most imitative. Shakespeare himself... ...Mr. Hardy wields the shepherd’s crook or Count T olstoi swings the scythe, lift romance into a near neighbourhood with epic. These aged things have on... ..., eye to eye, and wrestle a fall whether in love or enmity. It is still by force of body, or power of character or intellect, that we attain to worthy... ...quotation, historical instances, the whole flotsam and jetsam of two minds forced in and in upon the matter in hand from every point of the compass, a... ...ive. Now we are conscious of a great command over our destiny; anon we are lifted up by circumstance, as by a breaking wave, and dashed we know not ho...

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...ain false and specious glitter. By the necessity of the case, again, he is forced to view his subject throughout in a particular illumination, like a ... ... heightened, the shadows over- charged; the chosen expression, continually forced, may de- generate at length into a grimace; and we have at best some... ...dable at all, and hang together by their own ends, the peculiar convincing force of these brief representations. They take so little a while to read, ... ... introduced in the same light and with the same expression, that, by sheer force of repetition, that view is imposed upon the reader. The two English ... ...hat was merely ridiculous, as well as so much more that was unsurpassed in force and fitness, – seeing the true prophet doubled, as I thought, in plac... ...o more than a stalking-horse for the ambitious Gascon. Sometimes the smoke lifts, and you can see him for the twin- kling of an eye, a very pale figur...

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...an epi- gram. “Yes, but for that!” her aunt declared with more satiri- cal force. She evidently meant that but for this her niece would never have got... ...h a low Italian standard; but I afterward recognized that a lodger who had forced an entrance had no locus standi as a critic. We looked out of a good... ...gether more than an hour, and our interview gave, as it struck me, a great lift to my under- taking. Miss Tita accepted the situation without a pro- t... ...not even heard of him; it might very well be that Juliana had not cared to lift even for her the veil that covered the temple of her youth. In this ca... ...ver heard of, and I felt particularly like the reporter of a newspaper who forces his way into a house of mourning. This was especially the case when ... ... there were no knowing what service that she disapproved of her aunt might force her next to render. “I have always got most things done I wanted, tha... ...he walk? How can she arrive at that sort of muscular exertion? How can she lift and carry things?” “Oh, when one wants and when one has so much will!”... ...s, in the doorway of her room, watching me; her hands were raised, she had lifted the everlasting curtain that covered half her face, and for the firs... ...ever shall forget her strange little bent white tottering figure, with its lifted head, her attitude, her expression; neither shall I forget the tone ...

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...lady withdrew into the house with Riah and Miss Jenny , and disposed those forces, one on either side of her, within the half-door of the bar, as behi... ...t that suffice for my family.’ ‘Well, Ma,’ returned Lavvy, ‘since you will force it out of me, I must respectfully take leave to say that your family ... ... in a voice of increasing sternness and impressive- ness, until she should force that skulker to give himself up. ‘Mamma would appear to have had an i... ...id No to anybody else, my dear?’ ‘No, Pa.’ ‘Yes to anybody?’ he suggested, lifting up his eyebrows. ‘No, Pa.’ ‘Is there anybody else who would take hi... ...t care to please him, but you are not a free agent as to pleasing: you are forced to do that, in spite of yourself, my dear; so it may be a question w... ...ss he was making a strong struggle for it, Mr Venus deemed it expedient to lift him, throw him, and fall with him; well knowing that, once down, he wo... ..., between you and the sky?’ 96 Our Mutual Friend – V ol. 3 ‘Yes.’ ‘Dare I lift you?’ ‘Not yet.’ ‘Not even lift your head to get it on my arm? I will ... ...r lips upon the cold but smiling mouth. 97 Charles Dickens ‘Bless ye! now lift me, my love.’ Lizzie Hexam very softly raised the weather-stained grey... ... love.’ Lizzie Hexam very softly raised the weather-stained grey head, and lifted her as high as Heaven. Chapter 9 SOMEBODY BECOMES THE SUBJECT OF A P...

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...Nicolo, Paer, and Berton, used to receive so many invitations, that he was forced to keep a list of engagements, much as barristers note down the case... ...tus. Artist though he was, with his tender, dreamy, sensitive soul, he was forced to accept the character which belonged to his face; it was hopeless ... ...gestion upon the human economy produce an internal wrestling-bout of human forces which rivals the highest de- gree of amorous pleasure. The gastronom... ...he filled the water-glass to the brim, to give him the diffi- cult task of lifting it without spilling a drop; or she would pass the old man over alto... ...d, ‘I have just found this fan in a little drawer; it was locked, I had to force it open. You might tell me where I can sell it’—and with that he brin... ...acquaintance with whom he had dined once a fortnight for the last year; he lifted his hat, but the other, mayor and deputy of Paris, threw him an indi... ...t you.” “So it seems indeed, madame,” Pons said, his voice shak- ing as he lifted his hat respectfully. Painfully he made his way back to the Rue de N... ...fortnight, and lay there so weak and helpless that La Cibot was obliged to lift him up and carry him to the sofa while she made the bed? La Cibot’s vi... ...held Pons, in his shirt, stretched out upon the tiles. He had fainted. She lifted him as if he had been a feather, carried him back to his room, laid ...

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...you express yourself as thankful that there is nothing in the rumour, I am forced to stop you, as other- wise it is possible that hereafter you may sa... ...ns been anxious to press the matter against the clergyman; but he had been forced to go on with it. While the first cheque was missing, Lord Lufton ha... ...tleman declared that he had received it from Mr Soames, Mr Soames had been forced to contradict and to resent such assertion. When Mr Crawley had afte... ...day I shall be here; and here I will remain all day—unless they take me by force.’ ‘But Josiah—’ ‘Will you obey me, or shall I walk into Silverbridge ... ...ng round to see that she was not watched put the hat on his head, and then lifted him as it were from the chair. He did not refuse to be led, and allo... ... room doubted it. And then the other question was pressed upon him; and he lifted up his hands, and raised his voice, and swore by the Saviour in whom... ...d make Mr Crawley understand at once—at once,’ and the lady, as she spoke, lifted up her hand with an eloquent violence which had its effect on Mr Thu... ...to walk to London than have put a foot upon the step of the cart. But this lift half way did look to him as if it were really fortuitous. His wife cou... ...ntered the village on the other side. ‘I’m afraid I’m intruding,’ he said, lifting his hat. ‘I came up the path yonder, not knowing that it would lead...

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...t the same time protecting our country against future attacks.We have been forced to think about the way our government is organized.The massive depar... ...aps the terrorists stabbed the flight attendants to get a cockpit key , to force one of them to open the cock- pit door, or to lure the captain or fir... ...pepper spray, or some other irritant in the first-class cabin, in order to force the passengers and flight attendants toward the rear of the plane.The... ...d claimed to have a bomb.The hijackers were wearing red bandanas, and they forced the passen- gers to the back of the aircraft. 80 Callers reported th... ...ven the generally neg- ative view of Pakistan on Capitol Hill, the idea of lifting sanctions may have seemed far-fetched, but perhaps no more so than ... ... by New York Police Department (NYPD) helicopters. At least one person was lifted from the North T ower roof by the NYPD in a dangerous helicopter rap... ...helicopter evacuations—which was not the case—only several people could be lifted at a time. The WTC lacked any plan for evacuation of civilians on up... ...ts of the Agency. By restoring funding across the CIA, a rising tide would lift all boats.They also stressed the synergy between improvements of every... ...e Meeting on Terrorism and al Qaida,”Apr. 20, 2001. For the possibility of lifting sanctions, see Colin Powell interview (Jan. 21, 2004); Richard Armi...