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...en I think of how such things began in my mind, there comes back to me the memory of an enormous bleak room with its ceiling going up to heaven and it... ...s. And there were battles on the way. That great road is still clear in my memory. I was given, I forget by what benefactor, certain particularly fier... ...rden. I find this empire of the floor much more vivid and de- tailed in my memory now than many of the owners of the skirts and legs and boots that we... ...y memories for a lifetime. The intensive culture phase is very clear in my memory; it came near the end of his career and when I was between eleven an... ...ent—” Pandering to cabbages.” 4 4 4 4 4 That afternoon’s walk sticks in my memory for many rea- sons. One is that we went further than I had ever been... ...When I think of Bromstead nowadays I find it inseparably bound up with the disorders of my father’s gardening, and the odd patchings and paintings tha... ... shining slender figure, a radiant reconciliation, coming into my darkling disorders of lust and impulse. I could understand clearly that she was inca... ... nevertheless it was set for me to make such order as I could out of these disorders, and my task cowed me, gave me at the thought of it a sense of yi...

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...e thus he communed with his breast:— ‘Why is it, at each turn I trace Some memory of that exiled race? Can I not mountain maiden spy, But she must bea... ...ks the shallop’s course in light, Melts in the lake away, Than men from memory erase The benefits of former days; Then, stranger, go! good speed th... ...ady constant, kind, and dear, And lost in love’s and friendship’s smile Be memory of the lonely isle! III. Song Continued. ‘But if beneath yon souther... ...hat marvel, then, At times unbidden notes should rise, Confusedly bound in memory’s ties, Entangling, as they rush along, The war-march with the funer... ...d, looking round, Plucked a blue harebell from the ground,— ‘For me, whose memory scarce conveys An image of more splendid days, This little flower th... ...s providently ordained by the legislature, ‘for the timeous preventing the disorders and oppression that may fall out by the said name and clan of Mac...

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... any rate, I do not remember a moment of fear; it has gone clean out of my memory if ever it was there. We were swimming high and fast, three thousand... ... one realizes his disadvantage against the quiet youngster whose retentive memory was storing up all these impressions for an ultimate judgment, and o... ...ding effect of ascent. Their earlier encounters became rather misty in his memory; they occurred at various hotels in Seagate. After- wards he would g... ...urned it over he found the circumstances of its reading coming back to his memory. He had been present, and Carnac’s share in the discussion with his ... ...e not thought beforehand of any other possibility? On a point so vital his memory was curiously unsure. 95 H G Wells 8 8 8 8 8 The worry and disorgan... ...’s office at the Cosmopolis Bazaar or pursued him down through the jarring disorders of south-west Russia, or waited for him at ill-chosen post-office... ...cause the pal- ace of his security would not tell him the secrets of men’s disorders. He was no longer a creature of circumstances, he was kingly, unk... ... and struggles. I see now how a man may grow weary at last of life and its disorders, its unreal exacting disorders, its blunders and its remorse. No!...

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...t that the doctor talked too much. In addition, he read into his imperfect memory of the doctor’s face, an expression of protruded curiosity. What was... ...?” “A bundle held together by a name and address and a cer- tain thread of memory?” said the doctor and considered. “More than that. More than that. W... ... 31 H G Wells feminine. My first love—” Sir Richmond smiled at some secret memory. “My first love was Britannia as depicted by T enniel in the cartoon... ...ence pretty straight and clean,” said Sir Richmond. “What stands out in my memory now is this idea, of a sort of woman goddess who was very lovely and... ...um, the better for us. A world control is fifty years overdue. Hence these disorders. “ “Still—it’s rather a difficult proposition, as things are.” “O... ...obinson and Pro- fessor Hutton Webster. They’ve been trying to restore our memory.” “I’ve never heard of any of them,” said Sir Richmond. “You hear so...

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...ion eyed one another in mutual despair. 9 H G Wells There came before his memory the image of a boy’s face, a swarthy little boy, grinning, grinning ... ... in the local press of Princhester. But the haunting thing in the bishop’s memory was the face and gesture of the little boy. That grubby little finge... ...le; he had advocated equality of standard in all sorts of matters, and the memory of these utterances ham- pered him. “You could read here,” he tried.... ...ed by strange compounds and unsoothed by familiar lubricants. But chemical disorders follow mental disturbances, and the core and essence of his troub... ...ure in a wall painting, with the cross of Christ uplifted and the restored memory of Christendom softening the eyes of the armed nations. “Put down th... ...igarette and the small boy, and how the bishop, tormented by that shameful memory, cried aloud in the night. The bishop rolled his tub, and is there a...

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...st that is dedicated to Theseus, sacrifice a ram, giving this honor to his memory upon much juster grounds than to Silanio and Parrhasius, for making ... ...riadne had given him, and danced with the young Athenians a dance that, in memory of him, they say is still preserved among the inhab- itants of Delos... ...ow to bed on. Although some hold opinion that this ceremony is retained in memory of the Heraclidae, who were thus entertained and brought up by the A... ...y. He also coined money, and stamped it with the image of an ox, either in memory of the Marathonian bull, or of T au- rus, whom he vanquished, or els... ...t. There are some who say that the Isthmian games were first instituted in memory of Sciron, Theseus thus making expiation for his death, upon account... ...ear a place called the Goat’s Marsh, on a sudden strange and unaccountable disorders and alterations took place in the air; the face of the sun was da... ... partly the ungovernableness of the people quickly bringing upon them such disorders, and so complete an overthrow of all existing institutions, as cl... ...ish empty and womanish jealousy. For this object, excluding all licentious disorders, he made it, nevertheless, 84 V olume One honorable for men to g... .... After that Quintius Capitolinus, who was made dictator to suppress these disorders, had com- mitted Manlius to prison, the people immediately change...

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... his charges, and attentive to his guests; he allowed no gross and evident disorders in his house, and practised none himself; he was kind and charita... ...e association of ideas, the events of the preceding night came back to his memory; though those of latest occurrence were dim as dreams. But one circu... ... dress, meaning to learn from Hugh Crombie those particulars which his own memory had not retained. His chief apprehension was, that the appointed tim... ...at news this morning?” “Why, let me see,—oh, yes! It had almost slipped my memory,” replied the bed-maker. “Poor Widow Butler died last night, after h... ...es, so powerful with her but a moment before, had either vanished from her memory or lost all their efficacy. Her companion, who gazed searchingly int... ...ached his twentieth year. His 106 Fanshawe fellow-students erected to his memory a monument of rough- hewn granite, with a white marble slab for the ...

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...nt General—and that’s money enough, my dear, to be cast into a pyramid, in memory of Chancery’s transcen dent wickedness.” “Is it possible, guardian,... ...ve been here.” “True! My dear, for the moment—true. I blame myself. But my memory has been drawn out of me, with everything else, by what I mentioned.... ... from, had never had a hope inspired by, made an enduring impression on my memory—I say I ex plained, or tried to do it, how I had only hoped that Mr... ...interests; and people may die off, and points may drag them selves out of memory, and many things may smoothly hap pen that are convenient enough.” ... ...t and to dirt and all things decaying and dismal, and perpetuated Symond’s memory with congenial shabbiness. Quartered in this dingy hatchment commemo... ...t was now a delicate high nosed invalid suffering under a complication of disorders. “This,” said Mr. Skimpole, “is my Beauty daughter, Arethusa—play...

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...if everybody was to drink their bottle a day , there would not be half the disorders in the world there are now. It would be a famous good thing for u... ...oved it since. At that time indeed I used to wonder at her choice. But her memory endears it now.” 136 Northanger Abbey “And ought it not,” reflected... ... apartments of the unfortunate Mrs. Tilney, must be, as cer- tainly as her memory could guide her, exactly over this sus- 143 Jane Austen pected rang... ...nterest her imagination beyond the sight of a very elegant monument to the memory of Mrs. Tilney, which im- mediately fronted the family pew. By that ... ...r my mother’s character, as described by Eleanor, which does honour to her memory. The world, I believe, never saw a better woman. But it is not often...

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...Congress; and, so far as practicable, free from collateral embarrassments, disorders, and provocations. I think these requests of the Governor are rea... ...overnment, it might be a step towards reaching justice. I write this from memory, but I believe it is substantially correct. A. LINCOLN. 128 The Wri... ...ssuage the anguish of your bereave- ment, and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost, and the solemn pride that must be yours to ha...

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... at once. Albinia had told Winifred that she could bear to have his wife’s memory first with him, and that she knew that she could not compensate to h... ...re of the sorrows of her house- hold than she had guessed before: ‘T o the memory of Lucy, the beloved wife of Edmund Kendal. Died February 18th, 1845... ...d an answer, and if Sophy remembered anything of them, it was not with the memory used in lesson-time. The attachment to Louisa Osborn was pertinaciou... ...ibbs’s Alley, and since his eyes had been once opened, it seemed as if the disorders became more flagrant every day. At last, he pounced on a misdemea... ...lp; and then when I knew the truth, the bitterness all went to poor papa’s memory, and yet perhaps he never meant to be unkind either.’ Albinia said s... ...tant study of the subject and her vivid imagination had taken the place of memory, which could supply nothing but the glow of colouring and the dazzli... ...the lax notions and foolish fondness of his home, where no doubt far worse disorders than Gilbert’s were treated as mere matters of course. But such s...

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...mittents, tertians, quotidians, etc. In certain 64 The Pioneers cutaneous disorders very prevalent in new settlements, he was considered to be infall... ... family in the vicinity , and repeated the whole of the first eclogue from memory, observing the intonations of the dialogue with much judg- ment and ... ... up and down the hall, musing on scenes that were rapidly recurring to her memory , and possibly dwelling, at times, in the sanctuary of her thoughts,... ...stunty tree, or one that hasn’t a good, fresh-looking bark: for trees have disorders, like creatur’s; and where’s the policy of taking a tree that’s s... ...rue, Richard,” interrupted Marmaduke; “thy reason- ing is true, and, if my memory be not over-treacherous, was furnished by myself on a former occasio... ...t. If I have forgotten my name and family, your form supplied the place of memory. If I have forgotten my wrongs, ‘twas you that taught me charity. No... ...cene, the young man turned to the monument, and read aloud: “Sacred to the memory of Oliver Effingham Esquire, for- mally a Major in his B. Majesty’ s...

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...s inappreciation of liver and bacon. Maud Dyer chronicled Dave’s digestive disorders; quoted a recent bedtime con- troversy with him in regard to Chri... ...ave lectures and everything, and I’d like to take a class in improving the memory—I believe a fellow ought to go on educating himself and improving hi... ... the same thing in the same words. While Sam Clark was digging up from his memory a long and immensely detailed story of the crushing things he had sa... ...th Mr. Bresnahan.” The town was full of his stories, his friendliness, his memory for names, his clothes, his trout-flies, his gener- osity. He had gi...

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...ted infants exchanging measles, rashes, whooping-cough, fever, and stomach disorders, as if they were assembled in High Market for the purpose. Even i... ... on in a state of airy surprise. Taking her eyes off the book, to test her memory of some- thing in it, Lizzie was the first to see herself observed. ... ...eed of what I say, it will be worse for her. Let him turn that over in his memory , and make sure of it. Worse for her!’ A pause ensued, in which the ... ...ch,’ again rubbing his head, ‘I object to regard myself.’ ‘I’ll bear it in memory, sir.’ ‘If you’ll be so good.’ Mr Wegg slowly subdues his ironical t... ...nion that any man might—might look up to—and—and commit the sayings of, to memory—and— form himself upon—if he—’ ‘If he liked the model?’ suggested Be... ...n words hurt a dead man, Captain? I only ask you fair.’ ‘They can hurt the memory of a dead man, and they can hurt his living children. How many child...

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...amily acquaintance grew up from the incident, and will re- main an abiding memory. Mr. Melville died at his home in New York City early on the morning... ...l indulgences, and the other are fast being destroyed by a complication of disorders, and the want of wholesome food. The resources of the domineering... ... of bam- boo, in open, elevated temples, which seemed consecrated to their memory. The heads of enemies killed in battle are invariably preserved and ...

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...brow con- tracted; his face became as sombre as the skies above them. Some memory of awful bitterness dis- torted for a moment his features, but he sa... ...histle the well-known air of “Partant pour la Syrie,” to which some tender memory of their love attached. Instantly, Stephanie would run to him with t... ... The colonel collected workmen to deepen the banks, and by the help of his memory, he copied in his park the shore where General Eble destroyed the br... ...th the keen expression of one who meditates, she con- templated the living memory of a past scene spread before her, and, turning quickly to Philippe,... ...rd- ing to the proclivities of each reasoner, play, love, ambition, hidden disorders, and vices, explained the catastrophe, the last scene of a drama ...

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...Less fortunate than Poland, she left not a regret behind her; and the very memory of her boundaries has faded. It was a patch of hilly country covered... ...mself to the unfortunate Prince, ‘this Otto has himself to thank for these disorders. He has his young wife and his principality, and he has sworn to ... ... and the talk of the night before, like a shower of buffets, fell upon his memory. He looked east and west for any comforter; and presently he was awa... ...lled horses and the rattle of halters. Otto dismounted; and as he did so a memory came back to him: a whisper of dishonest grooms and stolen corn, onc... ...s dancing. They reached him faint and broken, but they touched the keys of memory; and through and above them Otto heard the ranting melody of the woo... ...r?’ exclaimed Otto, with an excellent as- sumption of surprise. ‘But if my memory serves me right, we settled these accounts in January.’ ‘There have ... ...urned Gondremark, unabashed. ‘It is, therefore, with a single eye to these disorders that our present exter- nal policy has been shaped. Something was...

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...energy of lineament, like the faces of men furi- ously moved; whilst the words in Macaulay, apt enough to convey his meaning, harmonious enough in sou... ...me; and coming upon his lordship dealing with General Can- non, and fresh from Claverhouse and Killiecrankie, here, with elucidative spelling, was my ... ...ngs – those very mobile, those not very trusty parts of man. Its address lies further back: its lesson comes more deeply home; when you have read, you... ...y brains, if by any chance I could hit upon some similar belief to be the centre-piece of my own meditated fiction. In the course of this vain search ... ...me relate and try to clarify my unformed fancies. And while I was groping for the fable and the character required, behold I found them lying ready an...

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...haps, very readily excuse the way in which he has occasionally treated the memory of his mis- tress and benefactress. That he loved Madame de Warens— ... ...rfluous ornament, it was merely to occupy a void occa- sioned by defect of memory: I may have supposed that cer- tain, which I only knew to be probabl... ... which hung on her temples, according to the mode of that time, escaped my memory. Though my taste, or rather passion, for music, did not show itself ... ...t on me, that not only several of her songs have ever since remained on my memory, but some I have not thought of from my infancy, as I grow old, retu... ... improvement was trivial, it was obtained with ease, and has never escaped memory. The simplicity of this rural life was of infinite advantage in open... ...lf. The cruel remembrance of this transac- tion, sometimes so troubles and disorders me, that, in my disturbed slumbers, I imagine I see this poor gir... ...is application, which soon became delightful, diverted my thoughts from my disorders, and I soon found myself much less affected by them. It is certai... ...rried me off. In my younger days I frequently suffered from in- flammatory disorders, pleurisies, and especially quinsies, to which I was very subject... ...I was arrived, and I found I was already on the decline, a prey to painful disorders, and imag- ined I was approaching the end of my days without havi...

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...e best Greek I could furnish extempore; for the necessity of ransacking my memory and invention for all sorts and combinations of peri- phrastic expre... ...of grief and an inner act of homage to the spirit of that unhappy girl, in memory of the noble action which she there performed. Suddenly , as we sate... ...and equable glow. But the main distinction lies in this, that whereas wine disorders the mental faculties, opium, on the contrary (if taken in a prope... ... of arras work, the whole of my past life— not as if recalled by an act of memory, but as if present and incarnated in the music; no longer painful to... ...I give the notes disjointed as I find them, or have now drawn them up from memory . Some of them point to their own date, some I have dated, and some ... ... asunder all ties of love by the cruel sabre, and washed away in blood the memory of ancient friendship.” The ladies danced, and looked as lovely as t...