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...hether as members or external critics we have to do our best to get rid of obsolete doctrinal and ceremonial barriers, so that the churches may merge ... ...nking and feasting, out of the needs and excitements and delights of those occupations; and there is next the intenser narrower 133 H. G . Wells desi...

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...n Cervantes. For this reason, I think, any temptation to use antiquated or obsolete language should be resisted. It is after all an affectation, and o... ...ice to go back to our own houses, and there employ ourselves in pleasanter occupations -in hunting or fishing, for instance; for what squire in the wo...

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...vitational red-shift’ is a complete blunder not only because he used Newton’s obsolete model of Gravity, and this blunder was further covered up by ... ...art: yet humans are still trying to explode things apart. The result of this obsolete insanity is the atomic bomb and the proliferation of nuclear ... ... one iota? No it has not. Science is now so hidebound and wrapped up in its obsolete traditions and illogical fallacies; it has become a semi-reli... ...nts and positions of power, and preserving untouched and unchanged its sacred obsolete texts. Hiding the fact that the basic principles it preserve... ...t long in our 3-D universe is because they are not designed to last; they are obsolete recreations of a dead past which has disappeared and is gone…... ...than any other human occupation. Science is one of the dullest, most boring occupations you can find. And it attracts the dullest, most boring peo...

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...than in the attempt to reason him out of his conviction. He became calm; the occupations incidental to his post as the night ad vanced began to make ... ...ection, perceived the ghost of Master B. The young spectre was dressed in an obsolete fashion: or rather, was not so much dressed as put into a case o...

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...” or man of bones. Speaking of bones recalls an ugly custom of theirs, now obsolete—that of making fish-hooks and gimlets out of those of their enemie... ... partially remedied. But the reverse is the fact. Instead of acquiring new occupations, old ones have been discontinued. As previously remarked, the m... ...n discontinued. As previously remarked, the manufacture of tappa is nearly obsolete in many parts of the island. So, too, with that of the native tool... ...wever, would be all very well were the natives to apply themselves to such occupations as would enable them 165 Melville to supply the few articles t...

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...fulfilment of his crown- ing wish, on the mere sight of that desired hermitage, his coffin—to revive, recover, shake off the hand of death, and be res... ...id Mangaian legend, in which infernal deities hocus and destroy the souls of all, to the various submarine and aerial limbos where the dead feast, flo... ...d from the tree-top, whence we an- ticipate the chattering of fowls. And yet in a sense these 159 Robert Louis Stevenson songs also are but chatter; ... ...fish from the king, and once of a turtle. Sometimes we shot so-called plover along on the shore, sometimes wild chicken in the bush. The rest of our d...

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...f thought in those days was in the strangest condition, it was choked with obsolete inadequate formulae, it was tortuous to a maze-like degree with se... ...of the steam-railway companies to sell their carriages after they had been obsolete for a suffi- cient length of years, and some genius had hit upon t... ...ne those bemused, perplexed people, carried on by the inertia of their old occupations and doing their best with an enterprise that had suddenly becom...

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...not easily dispirited when I have the means of pursuing my own fancies and occupations; and I believe I have some natural aptitude for accommodating m... ...r still, to see how many ruins of the old mythology: how many fragments of obsolete legend and observance: have been incorporated into the worship of ...

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...rd, or for the warfare, or for the service of a hasty master, yet there be occupations — How now, brother?” said he, interrupting his harangue to look... ...y of his work, by excluding from it every thing which was not sufficiently obsolete to be alto- gether forgotten and unintelligible. The license which... ...first opens Chaucer, or any other ancient poet, is so much struck with the obsolete spelling, multiplied conso- nants, and antiquated appearance of th... ...roselyte that only about one- tenth part of the words employed are in fact obsolete, the novice may be easily persuaded to approach the “well of En- g... ...ciples of art were better understood. His language must not be exclusively obsolete and unintelligible; but he should admit, if possible, no word or t...

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... anywhere, fully equipped in half an hour; and little timber midshipmen in obsolete naval uniforms, eternally employed outside the shop doors of nauti... ... ing and sprawling its four attenuated bow legs in somebody’ s way; and an obsolete harpsichord, illuminated round the maker’s name with a painted gar... ... his plate chest, consisting of two withered atomies of tea-spoons, and an obsolete pair of knock-knee’d sugar-tongs; pulled up his immense double-cas... ...cked, in the conduct of the people out of doors, who pursue their ordinary occupations, and wear their everyday attire. It is quite a novelty to have ... ...ajor’s drink. But on this occasion, Major Bagstock, even amidst these many occupations, found time to be social; and his so- ciality consisted in exce... ...ay presented to him in some new form, but in the midst of these engrossing occupations he found leisure—that is, he made it—to review the past transac... ...e heard him come back. He ordered the servants to set about their ordinary occupations, and went into his own apartment, where he trod so heavily that... ... the sis- ter applied herself, with a less anxious breast, to her domestic occupations; and the grey-haired man, late Junior of Dombey’ s, devoted the...

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...s, for sticking knives and forks in, which, happily for man- kind, are now obsolete. Miss Murdstone gave me her chilly finger- nails, and sat severely... ... I dare say, a man of very excellent intentions; but he is in short, he is obsolete. I am afraid his partner seeks to make him so, said I. My dear... ...ve no part in it, but are sweeping out the shops, and going to their daily occupations. My aunt sits with my hand in hers all the way. When we stop a ... ...f that low-lying street, a dilapidated little wooden building, probably an obsolete old ferry-house. Its position is just at that point where the stre...

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...horse-racing, with now and then the alterna- tion of a desperate duel. The occupations which he followed encroached, in their opinion, upon the articl... ...i- tutes human life. We observe the aged, the infirm, and those engaged in occupations of immediate hazard, trembling as it were upon the very brink o... ... were a gallant company. Ballad of Johnnie Armstrong. WITHOUT NOTICING the occupations of an intervening day or two, which, as they consisted of the o... ...aid postmaster exercised. Besides, there was then a custom, not yet wholly obsolete, of causing a letter, from one town to another, perhaps within the...

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...of Sir Thomas Browne; he used elaborate sentences, carefully balanced, and obsolete, re- splendent words: it gave his writing an appear- ance of indiv... ...little Philip learned the various stages of his life. He had followed many occupations, and it oc- curred to Philip that he managed to make a mess of ... ... airs, he had always taken the greatest care to say nothing about his past occupations—and she repeated the information to Mr. Sampson. The buyer said... ...h the constitution has been undermined by bad food, bad air, and unhealthy occupations; she had delicate features and large blue eyes, and a mass of d...

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...rime half a century ago, you must expect some of his characteristics to be obsolete. Towards the young squire this instinctive reverence of Adam’s was... ...m’s energies for him to think of seeing others, or re- entering on his old occupations till the morrow. “But to-mor- row,” he said to himself, “I’ll g...

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...by Keynes. It may be approached in a highly simplified way by lumping all occupations together into one labour market and all goods and services tog... ...training allows people to catch up. 5. Five of the ten fastest growing occupations are computer-related and three are connected to healthcare. Ye... ...centives or disincentives can render the most rigorous mathematical model obsolete. IV. Labour Force Participation At a labour force participation ... ...olution (mainly in the fields of informatics). So many professions become obsolete at such a quick pace - and so many professions are revolutionized ...

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...tworks were laid in plains villages, and the draw wells have become almost obsolete. In Ban Dong, too, wells have been sunk, and electric pumps raise ... ...ctor. There has been no hierarchical division of labour in village artisan occupations, only the blacksmith's work has belonged exclusively to men. Wo... ...Finnish villages; today, young men are already seen in traditional women's occupations, e.g. as women's hairdressers and make-up artists. Since paid e... ...r the home, and spend their earnings on their own needs. Of villagers' new occupations, tradespeople, such as carpenters, joiners and masons are mostl... ...ers. Vocational training reinforces the division between men's and women's occupations. In Thailand, too, men dominate so-called hard, technological o... ...ccupations, and women are left with soft, less well paid caring and social occupations. In academic fields, boys have been dominant, but women's share... ...t also reaches village mothers, and the wisdom of grandmothers is becoming obsolete. Children's nutrition has become more varied; at least, children n...

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...ain towards "non-productive", "city-based" vocations. Agricultural and industrial occupations were romantically extolled. The cities were berated ... ...nt of just distributive mechanisms will go a long way towards rendering corruption obsolete. Note - The Psychology of Corruption Most politicians... ...erday's nationalistic ones. True, technological developments rendered past thinking obsolete and dysfunctional but did not quench Man's thirst for g... ...hare gained or lost, for instance). Technological innovation could render products obsolete and cripple formerly thriving enterprises. As the firm ... ... (e.g., E- Ink's). This cannot be said about the CD-ROM. By tying its future to the obsolete concept of stand-alone, expensive, inefficient and tech... ...sion towards "non-productive", "city-based" vocations. Agricultural and industrial occupations were romantically extolled by communist parties ever... ...sult of this obliviousness, they tend to proffer primitive arguments long rendered obsolete by centuries of philosophical debates. Science frequen...

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...ain towards "non-productive", "city-based" vocations. Agricultural and industrial occupations were romantically extolled. The cities were berated ... ...nt of just distributive mechanisms will go a long way towards rendering corruption obsolete. Note - The Psychology of Corruption Most politicians... ...erday's nationalistic ones. True, technological developments rendered past thinking obsolete and dysfunctional but did not quench Man's thirst for g... ...hare gained or lost, for instance). Technological innovation could render products obsolete and cripple formerly thriving enterprises. As the firm ... ... (e.g., E- Ink's). This cannot be said about the CD-ROM. By tying its future to the obsolete concept of stand-alone, expensive, inefficient and tech... ...sion towards "non-productive", "city-based" vocations. Agricultural and industrial occupations were romantically extolled by communist parties ever... ...sult of this obliviousness, they tend to proffer primitive arguments long rendered obsolete by centuries of philosophical debates. Science frequen...

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..., leaving deserts of desolation in their place, so have inventions, ambitions, occupations, disappeared with scarcely a relic of their former existenc... ... court, and when grown the two sexes were intermarried and then set at various occupations by the Emperor. But while Fanfur had given attention to the... ... eating any strangers who might fall into their power, a practice which is not obsolete even to this day, and the former custom is still prevalent amo...

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...arce time and resources, should we try to improve typewriters or render them obsolete with word processors, or develop functional voice recog- nition ... ...ark’s response could have been to change their program, ren- dering the chip obsolete, just as Apple could change the iTunes software to lock out Real... ...te net product that occur under simple competition is the fact that, in some occupations, a part of the product of a unit of resources consists of som...

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...ly disposed, all lying like overladen camels, pant- ing under this load of obsolete theological responsibility, groaning great articles, outside the n... ...t has already been suggested that there is a great and grow- ing number of occupations that belong already to God’s king- dom, research, teaching, cre... ...ty are as dead as the lore of the Druids. The emancipation of mankind from obsolete theories and formularies may be accompanied by great tides of mora... ...as become visible. Men have thought and sought until insensibly the fog of obsolete theology has cleared away. There seems no need therefore for speci...

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..., for she does not like anything that dear mother did. There is a childish obsolete tone of mind here; I suppose it is because they have never lived i... ...the kind. ‘I did not like it at first,’ said Bessie, ‘but I have plenty of occupations now, besides all these companions that I’ve made for myself, or...

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... he had said to his employer,—’I don’t think it promises!’ Among his first occupations the pursuit of that orphan wanted by Mrs Boffin held a conspicu... ...away?’ ‘My dear Mortimer, you know the absorbing nature of my professional occupations; I really have not had leisure to think about it.’ ‘Have you as... ...inly Not to the second. Respecting the quiet tea, my dear, why you see the occupations of the day are some- times a little wearing; and if there’s not... ...orthy little gentle- man getting better, and also getting himself into his obsolete little silk stockings and pumps, for the wondering dinner at the V...

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...ble situation in life, and forgot- ten the bellows-mender in far different occupations. But at the epoch of which I speak, the analogy which a casual ... ...ch went by the name of the ‘Bishop’s Hotel;’ for, of course, I dropped the obsolete word ‘hostel.’ Gaining no information on the subject, 105 V olume... ... tivity which disentangles. He derives pleasure from even the most trivial occupations bringing his talent into play. He is fond of enigmas, of conund... ... mathematical instruments of the most 214 Poe in Five V olumes quaint and obsolete construction. * * * * * * * * I mentioned som... ...h strange, iron-clasped folios, and mouldering instruments of science, and obsolete long-forgotten charts. His head was bowed down upon his hands, and...

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...nd Didot is so completely forgotten, that something must be said as to the obsolete gear on which Jerome-Nicolas Sechard set an almost superstitious a... ...nes in a man who has his way to make. My character and habits and favorite occupations all unfit me for business and money-getting, and yet we can onl... ...n up between M. de Rubempre and the Bishop, and he went to the palace. His occupations put him upon a level with the highest rank; his name would be o...

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...intricate business than another. Thirdly, the wages of labour in different occupations vary with the constancy or inconstancy of employment. Employmen... ...or the employments to which he is educated, is very different in different occupations. In the greatest part of mechanic trades success is almost cert... ...capitals, therefore, may very properly be called fixed capitals. Different occupations require very different proportions between 225 Adam Smith the ... ...cases, ad- vantageous to all the different persons employed in the various occupations into which it is subdivided. The inhabitants of the country pur... ...sorbed in the great mass of the people, and employed in a great variety of occupations. Not only no great convulsion, but no sensible disor- der, aros... ... to remain, for a long time, the sanctuaries in which exploded systems and obsolete prejudices found shelter and protection, after they had been hunte...

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... on the high seas and the security of an impor tant class of citizens whose occupations give the proper value to those of every other class. Not to c... ... reiterate. It is a subject upon which conflicting interests of sections and occupations are supposed to exist, and a spirit of mutual concession and ... ...a pro ductive member of society, on the farm, and in the shop, and in other occupations may come. The negroes are now Americans. Their ancestors came... ...uld help demilitarize the arsenals of Earth. It would render nuclear weapons obsolete. We will meet with the Soviets, hoping that we can agree on a wa...

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... will not be easy for all who survive to return to their old homes and old occupations. Nor does a disbanded soldier always make a good husbandman, no... ...onster as has been yet pro- duced. In uncouthness of form it outdoes those obsolete old brutes who used to roam about the semi-aqueous world, and live...

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...the Wax-moths, who were always busy on the brood-comb, found pleasant home occupations for them. One albino, for instance, divided the number of pound... ...t had held in its time unnumbered thousands of unnamed workers; patches of obsolete drone-comb, broad and high-shouldered, showing to what marks the m...

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...of an imperfect child. Early in life he does some desultory work in casual occupations. This of course is not steady, but he picks up what he can and ... ...ed by operations, but died from disuse. Every criminal code is filled with obsolete laws, some of them entirely dead, others in the course of dissolut... ... wish to go toward perfection, there is no other road. One of the favorite occupations of legislatures is changing punishments in obedience to the cla... ...dreds and probably the thousands. A large part of these 97 crimes are now obsolete. Doubtless more men have been executed for crimes they did not com...

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...e great bulk of agricultural work could be carried on by people whose main occupations are sedentary, and with only such a number of hours as would 6... ...se who preferred to work less than the usual number of hours at recognized occupations, might be immeasurably preferable to anything that is possible ... ...f that part of the criminal law which deals with property will have become obsolete, and many of the motives which now produce murders will be no long...

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...which our contemporaries might look at with conjectural curiosity as at an obsolete form of basket) fell a little backward. She would perhaps be hardl... ...nds already, especially considering how much time he spent on non-clerical occupations. Then again it was a continually repeated shock, disturbing Lyd... ...rs was always in the kitchen, and this morning she was carrying on several occupations at once there—making her pies at the well-scoured deal table on... ...urse is to try by all means, direct and indirect, to moderate and vary his occupations. With a happy concurrence of circumstances, there is, as I said... ...laxity of late. He had been working heartily for six months at all outdoor occupations under Mr. Garth, and by dint of severe practice had nearly mast...