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... photocopying, recording, taping, or by any information storage retrieval system, without the permission, in writing, from the publisher. Eloquent Bo... ... person to ever address the entire world through the modern communication system. “ Atention citizens around the world. It is time to take a break f... ...eat huh? He cut of world communication to all of us, and had a readymade system for his own use. I think I saw an exposed sewer cover over this way... ...ed, still watching the road and dodging various piles of debris and other obstacles that had come into place since the Flash Storm. “I was just outs... ... weight of what he was about to say. He had been content to just play the avoidance game with the Seekers. He asked himself why, afer only knowing t... ...was concerned that her refexes might not save her if she could not see an obstacle far enough ahead. With a comfortable view in front, she began to... ...as a litle local place that did everything from changing oil to repairing collision damage. Why not use the one you came in?” said Dr. Lancaster. Jo... ...e were no visible road signs. Adrian was dodging around various debris and obstacles in their path. It was slowing her down but she did not want to a... ...he turn and Vincent actually had to pull ahead of the Cadillac to avoid a collision. Passing wasn’t illegal in the game…it just wasn’t all that nece...

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...nd there cannot, therefore, be a universal, or eternal hierarchy. In Western moral systems, the Right to Life supersedes all other rights (includin... ...supersedes all other rights (including the right to one's body, to comfort, to the avoidance of pain, to property, etc.). Yet, this hierarchical ar... ...itions of scarcity (hippopotamuses, scorpions, certain types of dinosaurs), threat avoidance (rabbits, mice, rats, and hamsters), and the propagati... ...supersedes all other rights (including the right to one's body, to comfort, to the avoidance of pain, to property, etc.). Yet, this hierarchical ar... ...tigations and prosecutions. The United States thus reduced the legal and political obstacles which faced its extraterritorial prosecutions and enfo... ... and "inflict losses on the entrant". - This could be done by imposing bureaucratic obstacles (of licencing, permits and taxation), scale hindrances... ... (not a fascist) embarked on orgies of death and devastation every time he faced an obstacle. This ever-present tension between construction, renew... ...e best of their time ... Moral claims which are irrelevant must not be brought into collision with World-historical deeds ... So mighty a form must ... ...million claims. They found that "women were almost twice as likely as men to have a collision in a car park, 23 percent more likely to hit a station...

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...nd there cannot, therefore, be a universal, or eternal hierarchy. In Western moral systems, the Right to Life supersedes all other rights (includin... ...supersedes all other rights (including the right to one's body, to comfort, to the avoidance of pain, to property, etc.). Yet, this hierarchical ar... ...itions of scarcity (hippopotamuses, scorpions, certain types of dinosaurs), threat avoidance (rabbits, mice, rats, and hamsters), and the propagati... ...supersedes all other rights (including the right to one's body, to comfort, to the avoidance of pain, to property, etc.). Yet, this hierarchical ar... ...tigations and prosecutions. The United States thus reduced the legal and political obstacles which faced its extraterritorial prosecutions and enfo... ... and "inflict losses on the entrant". - This could be done by imposing bureaucratic obstacles (of licencing, permits and taxation), scale hindrances... ... (not a fascist) embarked on orgies of death and devastation every time he faced an obstacle. This ever-present tension between construction, renew... ...e best of their time ... Moral claims which are irrelevant must not be brought into collision with World-historical deeds ... So mighty a form must ... ...million claims. They found that "women were almost twice as likely as men to have a collision in a car park, 23 percent more likely to hit a station...

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...of Energy which explains randomness is the Universal Principle of Intelligent Avoidance. All Energy in the Universe avoids hitting all The Path of... ...not want to touch each other directly: they have created two basic tactics of avoidance: theses two tactics are: Instinct and Evolution Evolut... ...ture is evidence of a vicious cycle. The permutations of the design: are the avoidance of energy experiencing that structure. If snowflakes experie... ...TH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Four: Modern Human Dynamics 248 There is a major obstacle to this process: the best general term I can use is trauma. W... ...The perfection of a flowing river is that regardless of where it goes, or what obstacles it encounter, it is constantly changing. Humans do not valu... ...pose system such as the water in a river has no problem when it encounters an obstacle: it just flows around it. It does not need a maintenance crew... ...dents. But the exact opposite is true: instead, it increases the incidents of collisions with people falling asleep at the wheel. This is why the i... ...wn… originally came from. The web site details the entire story of tectonic collisions, and centralizations, and colonizing of smaller island tect... ...ca: matches the exact tectonic movement of the African tectonic plate. The collisions between all these colonizing tectonic plates… match exactly ...

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...better of two alternatives (nuclear energy should not be developed). Propaganda. Systematic dissemination of ideas to further a cause. Public opi... ...f an idea.. It is the totality of beliefs possessed by an individual-one's "belief system"-that determines the position one takes on an issue, which... .... An idea that is not compatible with the prevalent values and norms of the social system will not be adopted as rapidly as an innovation that is co... ...ttribute distinction may be restated in terms of what has been called the approach-avoidance concept. Product attributes comprise an approach vector... ...e consumer whereas price factors repel him or her. The latter are components of an avoidance vector. The model thus has an element of pleasure/pain... ...ok to distribute Hemocult kits for self-screening of colon-rectum cancer, two major obstacles were encountered. One was hesitancy to supply a smear ... ...r, a five-speed transmission and/or may take a position on the issue of inflatable collision bags, or the fairness of the 55-mile- per-hour speed li...

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...involved and, subsequently, hurt. Their application results in an "approach-avoidance repetition complex". The narcissist, fearing and loathing int... ...not to mention easier to accomplish) method of obtaining knowledge than the systematic study of outside sources of information in accordance with st... ...vilization. It upholds narcissistic values and penalises alternative value-systems. From an early age, children are taught to avoid self-criticism,... ...f their time ... Moral claims which are irrelevant must not be brought into collision with World-historical deeds ... So mighty a form must trample ... ...en a high enough level of frustration, triggered by recurrent, endemic, and systemic failures in all spheres of policy, even the most resilient demo... ...cy within hours. Yet, computer networks are unlikely to overcome the second obstacle - the problem of the large constituency. Political candidates in...

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... in a sense. If he had been less temerarious perhaps to not have the support system of this whole chain--family, city, state, nation, and racial ident... ...t was to follow his former friend to the ends of the earth on the public bus system and to harass him in the bus by making him feel miserable for his ... ...d heat exhaustion a week earlier and had to be put on an IV to replenish his system. He pulled out some bottled water and crackers for countering any ... ...nt truth, human society was bereft of ontological meaning; the West was on a collision path with the environment and Islamic extremists; more and more... ...ore poignant when the sun was at its fullest; but really it had been from an avoidance of the yellow school buses that she would have encountered. Su... ...ways that way and you donﾁOt have to be that way. The fact that you overcame obstacles to become such a successful artist was my initial attraction. ... ... lack of these bits of paper called currency had the possibility of being an obstacle to the procurement of her stash. He did not say anything for a w...

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...nly suggested, 6 One of Our Conquerors that a degradation of his physical system, owing to the shock of the fall, must be seen and acknowledged; for ... ...r posses- sion of the portly dames. There is immensity, swinging mo- tion, collision, dusky richness of colouring, to the sight; and to the mind idea.... ...The greatness of his enterprise laid such hold of him that the smallest of obstacles had a villanous aspect; and when, as anticipated, Colney and Fene... ...hen it rather resembled a constable’s walk along the midnight streets into collision with a garlanded roysterer; and the man of order and the man of p... ...wyer Carling of Mrs. Burman’s inten- tions, he was aware that there was an obstacle to his being huggingly genial, even candidly genial with her, unti... ...divergently meritorious couple, and a mel- ancholy reference to implacable obstacles in the principles of each. The pair were offending the amatory co... .... They who had doubted of the rightness of letting Victor’s girl come into collision with two clerical gentlemen, one of whom was married, permitted h... ...m was ‘an agreeable lady.’ 251 George Meredith He noticed approvingly her avoidance of an allusion to the ‘Delphica’ of Mr. Durance’s incomprehensibl... ...had a pledgeing signification in the girl’s bosom: and when, by the simple avoidance of ejaculatory fervours, Mrs. Marsett’ s quieted good looks had a...

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... for it: the very Queen commands at lowest re- spectful silence, regretful avoidance. (Arthur Young’s Trav- els, i. 264-280.) Simple ducks, in those r... ...illes against Toulon, and Carpentras beleaguered by Avignon;—such Royalist collision in a ca- reer of Freedom; nay Patriot collision, which a mere dif... ...hts whatsoever, be a cobweb, it shall no longer exist. The French Military System seems dying a sorrowful sui- cidal death. Nay more, citizen, as is n... ...ns, still more Citizenesses, see the right and the wrong; not the Military System alone will die by suicide, but much along with it. As was said, ther... ...led down; if it be not, as we say, ventilated over-much, or, by sparks and collision somewhere, sent up! Chapter 2.2.IV. Arrears at Nanci. We are to r... ... its despair, had taken to a new course: that of cutting off Patriotism by systematic duel! Bully-swordsmen, ‘Spadassins’ of that party, go swaggering... ...ing elements of French Society, dashed forth into singular comico-tragical collision; acting and reacting openly to the eye. Constitutionalism, at onc... ... sabre on thigh: nay they drive three pieces of cannon; for who knows what obstacles may occur? Municipalities there are, paralyzed by War-minister; C...

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... are not instinctively responded to, is thrown into no wholesome household collision with a fluent man, fluent in prose and rhyme. Lady Feverel, when ... ...til Eve sided with him: a period that might be deferred, he said. He had a system of education for his son. How it worked we shall see. 11 George Mer... ... seemed to him better to keep an unseen eye over his son: Sir Austin’s old system prevailed. Adrian characterized this system well, in saying that Sir... ...n- other, with such masterly cunning did they lay their mea- sures for the avoidance of every possible chance of detection. And better to assure this,... ...with Sir Austin’s pointing out to his friends the beneficial action of the System in it from beginning to end. 71 George Meredith BOOK 2 CHAPTER XII ... ...te management, had contrived to be sure that on one side there would be no obstacle to her project of general happiness, without, as she thought, com-...

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...she could hardly be interested in talk of soldiering and of for- eign army systems, jealous English authorities and officials, games, field-sports. Sh... ...e affairs to front our awkward squads. The French could boast a regimental system, and chiefs who held them as the whist-player his hand of cards. Had... ... taken the dose in- tended for him by Mrs. Lawrence, who believed that the system of gently forcing him was the good one. The ladies drove away in the... ...d at her enfran- 156 Lord Ormont and His Aminta chisement by plotting the collision, for his Yorkshire rev- enues are immense, and he is, you know, s... ... He sounded me, pushed out his mouth and pulled down his nose, recommended avoidance of excitement. “Is it heart?” I said. He said it was heart. That ... ...erado can push a woman of the gentle kind. She had the fear of provoking a collision if she reminded him, that despite her entreaties, he had compelle... ...the ancient pattern, that he was, his aim to win the woman acknowledged no obstacle in the means. Her pitiable position appealed to the best of him; h... ...it would be for life; and Aminta’s shamed reserves were matched to make an obstacle by his consider- ation for her good name and her station, for his ... ...ergone; as visibly, too, the good argu- mentative reasons for his previous avoidance of the deadly, dismal wrangle here forced on him. A truly dismal,...

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...e soul of a gentleman she seemed to cling closer to her uncle, even to the avoidance of her chosen husband. I shut the door after him, that it might c... ... mo- ment with a miserable girl, and avoid me! To repay my confidence with systematic deception, for her sake, and quit me for her! To set this wretch... ... ecclesiastical law, there was good and evil in that. It was all part of a system. Very good. There you were! I had not the hardihood to suggest to Do... ...ecurists. Very well. Then the good predominated. It might not be a perfect system; nothing was perfect; but what he objected to, was, the insertion of... ...from the pul- pit of her own bitter youth, to mutual conces- sion, and the avoidance of the Desert of Sahara! When we cried, and made it up, and were ... ... cried Traddles, punc- tually appearing at my door, in spite of all these obstacles, how do you do? My dear Traddles, said I, I am delighted to ... ...tout- ing gentlemen being of a nature to irritate their feelings, personal collisions took place; and the Commons was even scandalized by our princi- ... ... fast about each other a great number of times, and then brought them into collision, and rolled them over and over one another, to ex- press confusio... ...xion, since the night of my return, which I cannot call a restraint, or an avoidance of the subject, so much as an im- plied understanding that we tho...

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... pheasants instead! However, I am thankful he and Warren did not come to a collision about them. I am always expect- ing that, having made those Marks... ...nary enemy who was always depreciating Fitzjocelyn. To make up for Clara’s avoidance of Mary, he rendered her his prime counsellor, and many an hour w... ...since I shaved off my moustache in my rage at the Yeomanry ma- nia! I must systematically burn my cheeks, to look anything near her age!’ And he laugh... ...oing to walk ten miles with- out a leg to stand upon? Fitzjocelyn! is this systematic?’ ‘What is?’ said Louis, wearily. ‘Your treatment of—your aunt.’... ...?’ ‘What is?’ said Louis, wearily. ‘Your treatment of—your aunt.’ ‘On what system should aunts be treated?’ ‘Of all moments to choose for caprice! Exa... ...g supreme, and he was chiefly concerned to set aside the supposition as an obstacle to his views. The same notion as James Frost’s occurred to the Ear... ...d Mary. ‘I think it is. I do not say that there might not be insuper- able obstacles; but I believe we ought to know whether you are still indifferent... ...llows; but his blunt, haughty manners, impatience of rough jokes, and rude avoidance of the unre- fined, made him the object of their dislike, so that... ... not begun to keep him from me yet.’ ‘Nor ever will, Aunt Kitty. There are obstacles in the way. You must be granny, and mother, and sister and wife, ...

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...marked, that he hadn’t been ‘so rattled to bed’, since his late mother had systematically accelerated his retire- ment to rest with a poker. The chain... ...on- templative of the mud, and dispersed themselves. She saw that the mute avoidance had begun. Gaffer saw it, too, in so far as that he was moved whe... ...y , Mr Galley , Mr Halley , Mr Lalley , Mr Malley. And Mr Boffin.’ ‘Strict system here; eh, my lad?’ said Mr Boffin, as he was booked. ‘Yes, sir,’ ret... ... been their manner; and the Buffers work their way through the dishes with systematic perseverance, as has always been their manner; and the pokey unk... ...outh. ‘Still, when circumstances over which you have no control, interpose obstacles between yourself and Small Germans, you can’t do better than brin... ... with her wholesome cordiality. Put upon his good faith, and finding it in collision with his inclinations, Sloppy threw back his head and uttered a m... ... has the least regard for the man; with them all, he has been an object of avoidance, suspicion, and aversion; but the spark of life within him is cur... ...whether it was a necessary fillip to her spirits that she should come into collision with somebody on the present occasion,—anyhow she made a dash at ... ...may be about to offer a new sug- gestion, when the Analytical is beheld in collision with the Coachman; the Coachman manifesting a purpose of coming a...

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...ad his rug in that only bed of pulverized shingle; and Ethel respected his avoidance of it as delicacy to her whose husband had no doubt often occupie... ...ut she made up her mind to humour Henry’s follies magnanimously, and avoid collisions, like an admirable peace-maker. As soon as bed-time came, she re... ...are not to suppose it always hails crack rifles on all sorts of im- proved systems, as it does when Captain Hector is in the house.’ ‘They are only on... ...ilor had swept his victim along; and Ethel grew terrified at the danger of collisions, and released herself and pulled him aside by force, just in tim... ...with, and plans of attack were being arranged at the tea-table, when a new obstacle in the shape of a note from Leonard himself. ‘My Dear Aubrey, ‘I a... ...of temptation, and that was in the exertion of her personal influence. His avoidance of her showed that he dreaded it, but one attempt must be made. A... ... there, and to march off on a secret expedition of investigation, found no obstacle in his way, and at the cost of a fee to Mrs. Giles, who was making... ...operty was entirely in his hands, and no one had the power of offering any obstacle, so that no delay could be interposed; and the vague design passed... ...s reassured as to the hopes of the father and son working together without collisions. As soon as the die was cast, and there was no dan- ger of undue...

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...ises; stars and planets circled in their orbits, to preserve in- violate a system of which they were the centre. Common abbreviations took new meaning... ..., he still found it very rough riding, and was grievously beset by all the obstacles in his course. Every tooth was a break- neck fence, and every pim... ...nd it would seem that there is something gone from Mr Carker’ s path -some obstacle removed—which clears his way before him. Now the rosy children liv... ...ts own—defiant of all paths and roads, piercing through the heart of every obstacle, and dragging living crea- tures of all classes, ages, and degrees... .... Further, in place of remembering that com- pact made between them for an avoidance of the subject, she constantly alluded to her daughter’s marriage... ... pride in which he lived encased, should be made more flexible by constant collision with haughty scorn and defiance. It is the curse of such a nature... ...e, at once without submitting to him, and without coming into such violent collision with him. But, Madam, you did not know Mr Dombey (as you have sin... ...rence, and almost shrinking from her, with the same strange dread and wild avoidance that Florence had noticed once be- fore. The same dark pride and ... ...e to come should be the solitary figure representing in her mind her first avoidance of a guilty creature—then, Hus- band, from whom I stand divorced ...

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...n other words, the majority of them are addressed directly to our muscular system, and they have no effect when we stand beyond the range. On the cont... ...al by any of us would be impolitic, were it a possible attempt, before our systems shall have been forti- fied by philosophy. Then may it be allowed t... ...n rushing through any perceptible avenue of the labyrinth, or beating down obstacles to form one, and coming swiftly to some solution, constituted her... ... siege, they have achieved their triumphs; they have domi- nated a frailer system of nerves, and a young woman with- out father, or brother, or husban... ...pe; hideous accidents too. They will be wholesale and past help. Imagine a collision! I have borne many changes with equanimity, I pretend to a certai... ... to be excused, possibly, for a failing productive energy. She encountered obstacles to imaginative composi- tion. With the pen in her hand, she would... ...rty. I have no authority over me. I can do as I please, in this, without a collision, or the dread of one. It is the married woman’s perpetual dread w... ... besides warm thanks by the promise to seek a purchaser; especially by his avoidance of prying que- ries. She wanted just this excellent automaton fac...

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...actical teachers of his generation. He saw far, and he grasped ends beyond obstacles: he was nourished by sovereign principles; he de- spised material... ...eave the mountain, and think—oh!” Having illustrated the philosophy of his system, Luigi con- tinued: “I am going to tell you everything. Pray, do not... ...d arm, where he wriggled, refusing to listen to the explanation of Barto’s system; which was that, in cases where every fresh examination taught him m... ...explained by the prevalent belief that the authorities feared to provoke a collision with the people by laying hands on him. They had only once made a... ...mont came up to him and touched his arm. He said briefly: ‘We shall have a collision, to a certainty , unless the people hear from one of her set that... ...tly to prompt his activity, but her self-respect had been sustained by his avoidance of the dreaded old themes, and that grateful feeling made her voi... ...nd threes tak- ing counsel and shrugging, evidently too anxious to avoid a collision. Austrian soldiers and subalterns alone smoked freely; they puffe... ...a dead savage. The eyeballs were full on Vittoria, as if they dashed at an obstacle, not embraced an image. In proportion as they seemed to widen abou... ...as warned by scouts, which was sufficient to make Pericles cling to him in avoidance of the volunteers, of whom mainly he was in terror. He looked agu...

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...tstool. He was not always very civil to Charlotte; she sometimes came into collision with him, for she, too, was a pet, and had a will of her own, and... ...hat her sister ventured to hint that he might be more cautious in avoiding collisions. ‘I am cautious’, replied he, quickly and sternly; ‘I am not to ... ...; nay, before I stir from this room. My little Amy, indeed!’ Philip put no obstacles in the way of this proposal, for he knew that his uncle’s displea... ..., if she had been differently disposed, she might have remembered that his system and principles were the same as theirs, and that, had he been alive,... ...arge, and besides his repugnance to mention such a design, he saw too many obstacles in his way. Captain Morville and his sister were the very persons... ..., after all, Philip was not half as bad now as when he was maintaining his system of conceal- ment; he had made a great effort, and was about to do hi... ...but Philip. You forget you are a daughter! that you have been keeping up a system of disobedience and concealment, of which I could not have believed ... ...ur manner at each mention of her, your anxiety, coupled with your resolute avoidance of her—’ ‘Of whom? Do you know what you are talking of, sister!’ ...

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...him back if I could) bids us mark that the crown and flower of the nervous system, the head, is necessarily sensitive, and to that degree that what- s... ...monotonously indif- ferent, would witness decidedly against me. The common avoidance of any allusion to Richford testified to the direc- tion of their... ...ertheless, that science might set to work upon it forth- with, and found a system. When you mark men drinking who wear their hats, and those hats are ... ...with the usual allusion to a basis of aristocracy. “Well, it’s the English system,” said Mr. Pole. “That’s al- ways in its favour at starting. I’m Eng... ...ou hear? you hear?—so!” and Mr. Pericles brought the palms of his hands in collision. “Marcy, man!” Mrs. Chump leaped from her chair; “d’ye mean that ... ...eart began to covet Emilia again, and his sentiment not only interposed no obstacle, but trum- peted her charms and fawned for her, and he thought her... ...t nature, divorced from it: In air on Hippogriff, de- sires wax boundless, obstacles are hidden. It seemed nothing to Wilfrid (after several tremendou... ...do for us, we be- come enamoured of the habit of going keenly, and defying obstacles. Thus do we begin to corrupt the uses of the gal- lant beast (for... ... Gosstre. The journals were full of the Italian uprising. There had been a collision between the Imperial and patriotic forces, near Brescia, from whi...

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...eek, first in thought and then in action, for some way of escape, some new system of society by which life may become richer, more full of joy and les... ... we live. I do not, however, regard either of them as the best practicable system. Marxian Socialism, I fear, would give far too much power to the Sta... ... to the rivalries of differ- ent groups of producers. The best practicable system, to my 7 Bertrand Russell mind, is that of Guild Socialism, which c... ...oletariat in motion, and is moreover yet, for a time, able to do so.” “The collisions between individual workmen and individual bourgeois take more an... ...idual workmen and individual bourgeois take more and more the character of collisions be- tween two classes. Thereupon the workers begin to form com- ... ... work he represents belief in God and belief in the State as the two great obstacles to human liberty. A typical passage will serve to illustrate its ... ...zed existence or rational enjoyment. I do not believe that either of these obstacles to optimism will survive a close scrutiny. The possibility of tec... ... be served by inter- national relations may be taken to be two: First, the avoidance of wars, and, second, the prevention of the oppression of weak na... ... principles is clear in theory though difficult in political practice. The obstacles to self-government which exist in Africa do not exist in the same...

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...vidential agency; and in the important revo lution just accomplished in the system of their united government the tranquil deliberations and voluntar... ...es, and change their pursuits with the change of circumstances have powerful obstacles to encounter; they are combated by the habits of their bodies, ... ...e United States first went into operation under this Constitution, excited a collision of sentiments and of sympathies which kindled all the passions ... ...iple was bestowed only upon those who bore the badge of party communion. The collisions of party spirit which originate in specu lative opinions or i... ...DRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 78 the outset and subsequent collisions were deemed in evitable. Amid these it was scarcely believed ... ... What can be more gratifying than such a retrospect as this? We look back on obstacles avoided and dangers overcome, on expectations more than realize... ...ble paper currency, with its fluc tuation of values, is one of the greatest obstacles to a return to prosperous times. The only safe paper cur rency... ...nd development of the resources of our vast territory dictate the scrupulous avoidance of any departure from that foreign policy commended by the hist... ...peration of business by the Government in competition with its citizens; the avoidance of poli cies which would involve us in the controversies of fo...

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...nsiderations on Representative Government By JOHN STUART MILL Author of “A System of Logic, Ratiocnative and Inductive” P P P P Pr r r r reface eface ... ...to accept it, or, at least not so unwilling as to oppose an insurmountable obstacle to its establishment. They must be willing and able to do what is ... ...se it may otherwise hold out, unsuitable to the particular case. The first obstacle, the repugnance of the people to the par 8 Considerations on Rep... ...ould be brought together to discuss public matters in the same agora. This obstacle is generally thought to have ceased by the adoption of the represe... ... is generally thought to have ceased by the adoption of the representative system. But to surmount it completely, required the press, and even the new... ...f social improvement. T ake, again, such a familiar case as that of a good system of taxation and finance. This would generally be classed as be 20 ... ... be peculiarly unlikely to excite the jealousy of, or to come into hostile collision with the popular House. It would, more over (due provision being... ...ctive check on one another. The plan is in accordance with that sedu lous avoidance of the concentration of great masses of power in the same hands, ...

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..., the clearer perception and live lier impression of truth, produced by its collision with error. It is necessary to consider separately these two hy... ...gal authorities and public opinion of his time, there took place a memorable collision. Born in an age and country abounding in individual greatness, ... ...ed partisan, it is on the calmer and more disinterested bystander, that this collision of opinions works its salutary ef On Liberty — Mill 59 fect.... ... obtain a hearing by studied moderation of lan guage, and the most cautious avoidance of unnec essary offence, from which they hardly ever deviate e... ...we On Liberty — Mill 91 have a right to avoid it (though not to parade the avoidance), for we have a right to choose the soci ety most acceptable t... ...e interests of no person but him self. Advice, instruction, persuasion, and avoidance by other people, if thought necessary by them for their own goo... ...rcum stances to render it legally invalid: the effect being, to throw great obstacles in the way of fictitious con tracts, or contracts made in circ... ...It is in the case of children, that misapplied notions of liberty are a real obstacle to the fulfilment by the State of its duties. One would almost t... ...f the force of society , under its recognized chiefs, for the removal of the obstacles which stand in the way of its well being, to secure as much of ...

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... of falling. It is quite peculiar to flying that one is incredulous of any collision. Some time ago I was in a motor-car that ran over and killed a sm... ...usi- ness points of view each of these is an entirely separate en- tity, a system apart, under distinct necessities, needing entire freedom to make it... ... and vanity, they have had the en- ergy and humility to develop a splendid system of national education, to toil at science and art and literature, to... ...of wages or definite limitations of toil; his acceptance of the industrial system and its methods has been as complete and unquestioning as his accept... ...bour-saving machinery, by ingenuity of manage- ment, and by the systematic avoidance of giving trouble as a duty, and then to so distributing the resi... ...inion upon the validity of divorce; it was a more general estrangement and avoidance of service that caused that fit of regal petulance by which he di... ...e to do with sociology than the erection of a temporary hospital after the collision of two trains has to do with railway engineering. So much for my ... ...tion is a mistake and discipline need- less, clears the ground of one huge obstacle even if it guaran- tees nothing about the consequent building. But...

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...fidence in his own powers and integrity much fortified by contempt for petty obstacles or seductions of which he had had no experience. But this proud o... ...are not quite common—at which they are hopeful of achievement, resolute in avoidance, thinking that Mammon shall never put a bit in their mouths and g... ... with re gard to her. There are characters which are continually creating collisions and nodes for themselves in dramas which nobody is prepared to a... ...he deed itself seems to start forth with independent life, mastering ideal obstacles. The day passed in a sombre fashion, not unusual, though Mr. Casa... ...hich was not tested by the necessity of forming anything which had sharper collisions than an elaborate notion of Gog and Magog: it was as free from i... ...ond had little to say to each other now that marriage had removed her from collision with the unpleasantness of brothers, and especially now that he h... ...a dictory impressions— that he had been creating for himself strong ideal obstacles to the proffering of any considerable request to him on his own a... ...ation than that of justifying himself— if he met shrugs, cold glances, and avoidance as an accusation, and made a public statement of all the facts as... ...her uncle Bulstrode. Lydgate’s odious humors and their neighbors’ apparent avoidance of them had an unaccountable date for her in their relief from mo...

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...are not quite common—at which they are hopeful of achievement, resolute in avoidance, thinking that Mammon shall never put a bit in their mouths and g... ... with regard to her. There are characters which are con- tinually creating collisions and nodes for themselves in dramas which nobody is prepared to a... ... deed itself seems to start forth with inde- pendent life, mastering ideal obstacles. The day passed in a sombre fashion, not unusual, though Mr. Casa... ...hich was not tested by the necessity of forming anything which had sharper collisions than an elaborate notion of Gog and Magog: it was as free from i... ...ond had little to say to each other now that marriage had removed her from collision with the unpleasantness of brothers, and especially now that he h... ...radictory impressions—that he had been creating for him- self strong ideal obstacles to the proffering of any consider- able request to him on his own... ...tivity, to start again without any justified destina- tion, there was this obstacle, that the purchaser, if procurable at all, might not be quickly fo... ...tion than that of justifying him- self—if he met shrugs, cold glances, and avoidance as an ac- 670 Middlemarch cusation, and made a public statement ... ...her uncle Bulstrode. Lydgate’s odious humors and their neighbors’ apparent avoidance of them had an unaccountable date for her in their relief from mo...

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...world’! ‘Without such Earth-rind of Habit,’ continues our author, ‘call it System of Habits, in a word, fixed ways of acting and of believing,—Society... ...xist at all. With such it exists, better or worse. Herein too, in this its System of Habits, acquired, retained how you will, lies the true Law-Code a... ...its torment going up for ever! The Throne has been brought into scandalous collision with the Treadmill. Astonished Eu- rope rings with the mystery fo... ...w kind of contest this with the Parlement:” no transitory sputter, as from collision of hard bodies; but more like “the first sparks of what, if not q... ...nds, which once worked cooperative; now rolling and grinding in distracted collision? Inevitable: it is the breaking-up of a World-Solecism, worn out ... ... for it: the very Queen commands at lowest respectful silence, regret- ful avoidance. (Arthur Young’s Travels, i. 264-280.) Simple ducks, in those roy... ...ere about mounting our carriage, drawn up at the door; when an insuperable obstacle disclosed itself: for there rolled on already, between the pavemen... ...g, with more frenzy than any one, what all the world wills. To stand at no obstacles; to heed no consider- ations human or divine; to know well that, ... ...ay- ments, stands inflexible,—spite of foreign reverses; spite of domestic obstacles, of Scotch National Conventions and En- glish Friends of the Peop...

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... at work in it, and these can be formulated in “rules,” which rules can be systematised or unified. It is all-impor- tant to remember that practical o... ... as such—of that in us which sees and formulates laws, rules, regularities systems, and is content in the vision of them, while the latter involve a s... ...ent’s own actions, but not necessarily knowl- edge of its ground or of its systematic connexion with other similarly known and similarly accepted rule... ...light. There are principally three things moving us to choice and three to avoidance, the honourable, the expedi- ent, the pleasant; and their three c... ... feeling of shame, and a desire of what is noble (that is, of honour), and avoidance of disgrace which is base. In the same rank one would be inclined... ...h, or who draw their troops up in line with the trenches, or other similar obstacles, in their rear, do in effect the same as Hector, for they all use... ...ormer and pain of the latter, and pleasure is an object of choice, pain of avoidance. And again, pain de- ranges and spoils the natural disposition of... ...ing of mothers towards their chil- dren, and of friends who have come into collision). Others again, “one who lives with another and chooses the same ...

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... of sending you down a few names.” “I never did approve the broken victual system,” began Rachel, “it creates dependence.” “Come here, Hubert,” said F... ...over her lace pillow, and Rachel was eloquent over the crying evils of the system (everything was a system with Rachel) that chained girls to an unhea... ...ebs of vanity. It is the fountainhead that must be reached—the root of the system!” Fanny saw, or rather felt, a boy making signs at the win- dow, but... ...eings un- der the sun, free from occasions of childish troubles, with- out collisions of temper, with few contradictions, and with lessons rather plea... ...tween fact and pretension. But write or not write, there is an instinctive avoidance of an intellectual woman.” “Not always, for the simple manner tha... ... brown beard.” “So much the better; only unluckily there has been a marked avoidance of him.” “Yes; the Colonel was sacrificed with all other trivial ... ... wish to my heart I could be taken in too, but I have seen too much of her avoidance of every service to my uncle that she did not like. I verily be- ... ...ter of yours, by leading to the matron’s confession, may have re- moved an obstacle that was far more serious in my eyes than even my own helplessness... ...r I do so, unless you find some one to go with you.” It was the first real collision that had taken place, but Alick’s quiet, almost languid tone had ...

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...ch had finally subdued Lady Patterne. Consequently, there was no longer an obstacle between Sir Willoughby and Miss Dale. It was a pleasant and romant... ... ness and must be pacified, or they will prove annoying. Heaven forefend a collision between cousins! Willoughby returned to his England after an abse... ...t.” No one had noticed the wit. The corrupted hearing of people required a collision of sounds, V ernon supposed. For his part, to prove their excelle... ..., he renewed the discourse upon young Crossjay; and, as he was addicted to system, he took her into his confidence, that she might be taught to look t... ...would be very perfect Jews if they could manage to live on the patriarchal system. You said it, yes, you said it!—but I recollect it clearly. Oh, as f... ...and I sounded Miss Dale, and there will 139 George Meredith be no violent obstacle. And now about Vernon?” “I will speak to you, Willoughby, when I r... ...hen you shall bring the vowels I and A, in verbally detached letters, into collision, that you do not fill the hiatus with so pronounced a Y. It is th... ...es. All of them had the aspect of the national energy which has vanquished obstacles to subside on its ideal. They all gazed straight at the guest. “D... ..., so quick-eyed in some things, Clara!” “He felt for me. I saw that in his avoidance of… And he was, as he always is, pleasant. We rambled over the pa...

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... she thought, with the new element she had been compelled to take into her system, to absorb it if she could. 44 The Amazing Marriage ‘You’re not sch... ...n that their bright season may not be permanent, choose to fortify it by a systematic contempt of material realities unless they come in the fairest o... ...em had they gone by: far the youths of his description are fools only upon system,—however earnestly they indulge the present self-punishing sentiment... ...ome violation of the right, to guess from the girl Madge’s molten words in avoidance of the very words. It implied—though it might be but one of Love’... ...way to make them cred- ible, for the wind they raise and the succession of collisions. The fault of the method is, that they do not instruct; so the b... ...d, in an unfortified camp of arm-chairs. The earl’s adroitness, averting a collision fatal or discomforting to both, disengaged him from an incumbent ... ...pitched him upon her character; to see it a character that emerged beneath obstacles, and overcame ridicule, won suffrages, won a reluctant husband’s ... ...course, she sub- jected him to the trial of the elements composing him, by collision with what she felt of her own; and it was because she felt them s... ...her; we shall not have to weep for one another.’ The strange young woman’s avoidance of any popular sniffle of the pathetic had a recognized merit. ‘T...

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...est not on authority but on secure bases. The Emperor said that the fiscal system must be reorganized and the accounts published,” recounted Bitski, e... ...s inflicted on the Duke of Oldenburg, the nonobservance of the Continental System, the ambition of Napoleon, the firmness of Alexander, the mistakes o... ...istory of more recent warfare seemed to him absurd and barbarous—monstrous collisions in which so many blunders were committed by both sides that thes... ...eign commander in chief, there resulted on the one hand indecision and the avoidance of a battle (which we could not have refrained from had the armie... ...s cavalry at midday, and on the other side, be- yond Utitsa, Poniatowski’s collision with Tuchkov; but these two were detached and feeble actions in c... ...uropean nations burst into Rus- sia. The Russian army and people avoided a collision till Smolensk was reached, and again from Smolensk to Borodino. T... ...ed the old countess’ mind more and more. She knew that Sonya was the chief obstacle to this happen- ing, and Sonya’s life in the countess’ house had g... ...arshal’s frame of mind he was naturally regarded as merely a hindrance and obstacle to the impending war. To avoid unpleasant encounters with the old ... ...rticipated, but even in the simplest event, for in either case millions of obstacles may arise to prevent its execution. Every order executed is alway...

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.... Further, in place of remembering that com- pact made between them for an avoidance of the subject, she constantly alluded to her daughter’s marriage... ... a pieman. But they never taught honour at the Grinders’ School, where the system that prevailed was particularly strong in the engendering of hypocri... ... pride in which he lived encased, should be made more flexible by constant collision with haughty scorn and defiance. It is the curse of such a nature... ...e, at once without submitting to him, and without coming into such violent collision with him. But, Madam, you did not know Mr Dombey (as you have sin... ... of that gentleman ’ s disaster. At such times, he would keep clear of the obstacles in his way, mechanically; and would appear to see and hear nothin... ...rence, and almost shrinking from her, with the same strange dread and wild avoidance that Florence had noticed once be- fore. The same dark pride and ... ...use him. Florence, with an instinctive delicacy, forbore to urge the least obstacle, though she did not forbear to over- power him with thanks; and Mr... ... now almost extinct (devilish sad reflection for a man), will interpose no obstacle in his way , and will be happy to assent to any honourable course ... ...e to come should be the solitary figure representing in her mind her first avoidance of a guilty creature—then, Hus- band, from whom I stand divorced ...

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...though generally not unless there was some predispo- sition, or unless the system had been unduly lowered. Joe had indeed been over-worked in the abse... ...oards of her father’s; Bobus’s, which was botany, was the neatest and most systematic. Mary thought at first that it did not suit him; but she soon sa... ...ss and symmetry were not in too absolute opposition to the requirements of system. The two little ones, Essie and Ellie, were equally graceful, or ind... ... his head. —Midsummer Night’s Dream. IN THE EARLY SPRING an unlooked-for obstacle arose to all wanderings in the Belforest woods. The owner returned... ...oth careful, but when they are of differ- ent minds, I never know what the collision may produce.” “Yes,” said Bobus, “I’d much sooner have Jessie to ... ...church-going, sermon- reading, cottage visiting, prayers, meditations, and avoidance of pleasure? That would never do; the boys would not bear it, and... ... won the heart of her mother, who, having viewed him from a distance as an obstacle in Esther’s way, now underwent a revulsion of feeling, and when he... ...g the gallery so blinded by tears under her veil that she would have had a collision if a hand had not been put out as some one drew aside to let her ... ...low influence if her charge were once in England, for she had raised every obstacle to a return. Poor Gould and his niece had both looked forward to E...