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...e more uncomfortable than a toothache. It started out as little more than an itch, but now it’d pretty much taken me over. I threw my blanket down ... ...be a cowboy – somethin’ I couldn’t be on our farm. My first real job was at a big ranch in Wyoming. That job was important to me for two reasons. F... ... Not long after that I left Wyoming for Kansas and got a job with one of the big cattle drives. Most those drives that end up in Dodge City start o... ... the Trinity. The river reminded me of the Snake up in Jackson Hole, but its big bed told that it carried more water in other seasons. There the tr... ...od line.” Doc raised his head thoughtfully, scratchin’ a real or imaginary itch on his jaw. “Montana, I’ve been doctoring race horses for thirty ... ...and I’ll put Luke in charge of the business side. He’ll keep involved in the operation but have more desk work to do. You’ll be foreman and run all... ...he operation but have more desk work to do. You’ll be foreman and run all the operations. Luke will work for me, just like you, and if the day come... ... That was just as well because after the race I got real busy with the cattle operations and didn’t have time for the horses. All except one. I was ...

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...ople to force an author to finish a book and you thought it was a one-writer operation. Love at First Stake 5 Chapter One “Madam, are you a... ...until the heart turned all soggy and squishy. Or, maybe using ash had been a big mistake. I’d always thought a good piece of maple did the trick, b... ...f I didn’t figure out a way to leave him at the altar and soon, I’d end up a big heaping slab of Vampire toast. Unless a radioactive spider came alo... ...giving me a shiver that told me whatever I thought, he still amounted to one big helping of trouble. Instead of stopping right there and getting my... ... this time. Of those twenty, only four actually call Louisiana their base of operation. Do you know what that means?” Sounding very stupid, I answ... ...tending to give me a chance. By rights I should be the one in charge of the operation, not Kristain. I knew the minute my brother stepped off the ... ...You try sleeping for an eon. I’ve been awake for two decades and they still itch. I tried Gold Bond Medicated Power but it burned my noodlely bits... ...s apartment. “Doesn’t it bother you that I’m a Vampire?” “It makes my balls itch to hell and back, but there’s not a lot I can do about it. If I ki...

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...e fit for a railway wood-house than an old country gentleman’s abode. This operation—razeeing the structure some fifteen feet—was, in effect upon the ... ...hearts will sympathize with me in what I am now about to add. The surgical operation, above referred to, necessarily brought into the open air a part ... ...he pocketesque. The mortgagor cared not, but the mortgagee did. So another operation was performed. The wax nose was taken off, and a new one fitted o... ...ven to me, its dimensions, at times, seem incredible. It does not look so big—no, not even in the cellar. By the mere eye, its magnitude can be but i... ...v a person, by never permitting such things to agree with her), and has an itch after recently-discovered fine prospects (so no graveyard be in the ba... ... “T o-morrow?” asked Anna. “Patience, patience, my dears,” said I, “such a big chimney is not to be abolished in a minute.” Next morning it began agai...

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...features of which an artist could omit, and he would be the biggest of all big fools if he puts leaves upon them, seeing that these said works are not... ...chbishops to make each other presents, they well knowing how sharp are the itchings of theological palms. Thus this young priest came to the Council a... ... of Coire demonstrated immediately how light fat man are; for when men are big-bellied, a merciful provi- dence, in the consideration of their works, ... ...man Bruyn,” and without be- ing afraid they would look at him astride on a big white hack, that he had brought back with him from the Levant. On the b... ...necessary to do for this?” replied she. “Ah! A cabalistical and alchemical operation which is very dangerous.” “Ah!” said she, with a dreamy look, “th... ...ing incommoded with a hempen collar.” “But,” replied she, “this mysterious operation—cannot it be performed immediately?” “Oh no!” replied the senesch... ...them makes my mouth water, and the thing with which God curses me makes me itch dreadfully. If this folly bites and pricks me, and slays my virtue, wi...

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...lighted up his humorous eye as he at last slowly and carefully deposited his big tea cup upon the table. He was neatly dressed, in well brushed black... ...y to her.” “What is it you wish her to do?” Edmund Ludlow asked. “Make her a big present?” “No indeed; nothing of the sort. But take an interest in he... ...o her, and for a long time, in a stillness broken only by the ticking of the big bronze clock, she passed them in review. It had been a very happy lif... ...y one who took the tone of authority; and she was a passive spectator of the operation of her fate. “May I not see Mamman Catherine get into the carri... ...meet. It seems to me, however, that I’ve sufficiently proved the limits of my itch for it: I never 292 Portrait of a Lady in my life tried to earn a p... ...rds had gone with him to England, to see what they were doing at the bank—an operation she couldn’t induce him to perform. Ralph had taken a lease of ... ...inarily much—to please. But since then she had seen this delicate faculty in operation, and now she knew what to think of it. It was the whole creatur...

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...rt proclaimed a fool, I think. AJAX: Do not, porpentine, do not: my fingers itch. THERSITES: I would thou didst itch from head to foot and I had the... ...ove their truths by Troilus: when their rhymes, Full of protest, of oath and big compare, Want similes, truth tired with iteration, As true as steel, ... ...ry—with whom relation Durst never meddle—in the soul of state; Which hath an operation more divine Than breath or pen can give expressure to: All the ...

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...e one, and women, clothed in stunning colors, in the other. The floor was of big stone flags laid in black and white squares, rather battered by age ... ...t looks as if it had been done with a biscuit punch. There was a fire place big enough to camp in; and its projecting sides and hood, of carved and ... ...to children only, and was a sign and mark of childhood; but here were these big boobies sticking to it and taking pride in it clear up into full age ... ...hat way, in rivers, there comes a time when you — when you — well, when you itch. You are inside, your hands are outside; so there you are; nothing ... ... was no other way to inform myself perfectly of their everyday life and the operation of the laws upon it. If I went among them as a gentleman, ther... ... At dawn I sent an order to the factories and to all our great works to stop operations and remove all life to a safe dis tance, as everything was go...

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............................................................................. 132 Chapter XI Of Discerning, and other operations of the Mind ............... ... own constitu- tion, and throw away the blessings their hands are filled 25 John Locke with, because they are not big enough to grasp every- thing. W... ... were, this would prove them not in- nate. Those who will take the pains to reflect with a little attention on the operations of the understanding, wi... ...tical principles, that terminate only in con- templation. Practical principles, derived from nature, are there for operation, and must produce conform... ...on, figure, num- ber, and motion, or rest, and are sometimes perceived by us, viz. when the bodies they are in are big enough 123 John Locke singly t... ...ove up and down freely every way within the bounds of that superficies, if there be not left in it a void space as big as the least part into which he... ...ness, in their constant returns, &c. To which, if, besides accidental harms, we add the fantastical uneasiness (as itch after honour, power, or riches...

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...es in Gascony, of which that which was placed in the middle had under it a big, fat, great, grey, pretty, small, mouldy, little pamphlet, smelling str... ...their rataconniculation, and reiter- ated lechery upon their pregnancy and big-belliedness, see- ing beasts, in the like exigent of their fulness, wil... ...ther babes use to do, Miez, miez, miez, miez, but with a high, sturdy, and big voice shouted about, Some drink, some drink, some drink, as inviting al... ...before the lion, put the plough before the oxen, and claw where it did not itch. He would pump one to draw somewhat out of him, by griping all would h... ...ukes of T urnbank, Lowbuttock, and Smalltrash, together with the Prince of Itches and Viscount of Snatchbit (Tournemoule, Bas-de-fesses, Menuail, Grat... ...ntinual motion is cause of attraction. Item, he had another pocket full of itching powder, called stone-alum, whereof he would cast some into the back... ...ion, deliberation, ratiocination, and memory have their rise, actings, and operations. Cops body, I sink, I drown, I perish, I wander astray, and quit... ...cted. We have nevertheless of those ingredients which, being of a contrary operation, heat the blood, bend the nerves, unite the spirits, quicken the ... ...s shaken and ebrangled, their senses totally ravished and transported, the operations of their judgment and understanding utterly confounded, and all ...

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...ommended by popular writers, the German physicians hesitated to perform an operation that seemed to forestall Nature. Speculative En- glishmen, theref... ...his or that had been differently done. Hence arose a new and very singular operation. As one painter best executed figures, another middle-grounds and... ... admiration, that for a long time I was pleased with merely staring at its operation. But at last I thought I might arrive at some nearer revelation b... ...ghest enthusiasm. As the great are, after all, men, the citizen deems them big equals when he wishes to love them; and that he can best do when he can... ...o had been at Leipzig, there had been maintained ever afterwards a certain itch for imposing on and in some way mystifying one an- other. With this wa...

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...ve crying and say ‘Ay.’ And yet, I warrant, it had upon its brow A bump as big as a young cockerel’s stone; A parlous knock; and it cried bitterly: ‘Y... ...ket’s bone, the lash of film, Her wagoner a small grey coated gnat, Not so big as a round little worm Prick’d from the lazy finger of a maid; Her char... ...is sword upon the table and says ‘God send me no need of thee!’ and by the operation of the second cup draws it on the drawer, when indeed there is no... ...er look me in the face: Speak not, reply not, do not answer me; My fingers itch. Wife, we scarce thought us blest That God had lent us but this only ...

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... getting to a sufficient distance from my guest when we began to utter the big thoughts in big words. You want room for your thoughts to get into sail... ... next day Massasoit “brought two fishes that he had shot,” about thrice as big as a bream. “These being boiled, there were at least forty looked for a... ... far. To me, away there in my bean field at the other end of the town, the big guns sounded as if a puffball had burst; and when there was a military ... ...ig norant, I have sometimes had a vague sense all the day of some sort of itching and disease in the horizon, as if some eruption would break out the... ...ing his opportu nity, he sprang upon the black warrior, and commenced his operations near the root of his right fore leg, leav ing the foe to select... ...se observer of Nature, and seems as thor oughly wise in regard to all her operations as if she had been put upon the stocks when he was a boy, and he... ...ntold menand I was surprised to hear him express wonder at any of Nature’s operations, for I thought that there were no secrets between them nthat one... ...the spring months in the life of the race. If we have had the seven years’ itch, we have not seen the seventeen year locust yet in Concord. We are acq...

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...and the sand was sprinkled with a quart of small glass like chips about as big as a fourpence, which he had broken off in his work. Here, then, the In... ...urned on his dimly retreating figure. It is astonishing with how little co operation of the societies the past is re 119 HenryDavidThoreau membered.... ...ried, began with the bite of an African flea? This poor globe, how it must itch in many places! Will no god be kind enough to spread a salve of birche... ...even exaggerated style in which some of the older naturalists speak of the operations of Na ture, though they are better qualified to appreciate than...

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...eeth; Still farther would I speak, but am afraid Lest he to scratch my itch be making ready.” And the grand Provost, turned to Farfarello, Who r... ... was plying fast the bite Of nails upon himself, for the great rage Of itching which no other succour had. And the nails downward with them dragge... ...rly deserted By every virtue, as thou tellest me, And with iniquity is big and covered; 187 Dante But I beseech thee point me out the cause, Th... ... Make manifest thy vision utterly, And let them scratch wherever is the itch; For if thine utterance shall offensive be At the first taste, a vit... ...gh the universe in leaves is scattered; Substance, and accident, and their operations, All interfused together in such wise That what I speak of i...

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...hat peoples aware of a distinctive national character and involved in some big existing political complex, should wish to disentangle themselves from ... ...ble.” No! That sort of thing will not do now. This Peace Con- gress is too big a job for party politicians and society and county families. The bulk o... ...ect of the next great war. The League of Free Nations means something very big and solid; it is not a rhetorical phrase to be used to pacify a restles... ...nceivable end, the United States of America, with the full sympathy and co-operation of every state in the western hemisphere, has entered the war. Th... ...he European unity under the Roman empire; all the Germanic monarchs had an itch to be called Caesar. The Kaiser of the Austro-Hun- garian empire and t... ... to the railway jobbery, cor- poration business, concessions and financial operations that necessarily go on in and about the national legislature. Th... ...was, of course, far simpler than it will be if this system ever comes into operation. All the caucus had to do under that measure was to divide the el...

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...enigma, or perhaps a quack, and the part a tissue of fustian sentiment and big words; but once that is found, all enters into a plan, a human nature a... ...the wonder of others. And you and your dear brother have, by this cycle of operations, built up a contrast very edifying to examine in detail. The man... ...ut the commoner man cannot continue to exist upon such altitudes: his feet itch for physical adven- ture; his blood boils for physical dangers, pleasu... ... eaten his fill. But in the fifth act there is a change. This is still the big, burly, fleshly, handsome-looking Thane; here is still the same face wh... ...ovingly to him.’ This is no Independent minister; this is a stout, honest, big-busted an- cient, adjusting his shoulder-belts, twirling his long mous-... ...ourage, then? The constancy to endure oneself or to see others suffer? The itch of ill-advised activity: mere shuttle-wittedness, or to be still and p...

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...inks them knaves: When universal homage Umbra pays, All see ’tis vice, and itch of vulgar praise. 60 When flattery glares, al... ...etical Works of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2 7 But should you catch the prudish itch And each become a coward, Bring sometimes with you Lady Rich, And some... ...ulness, extended through her sub- ordinate instruments, in all her various operations. This is branched into episodes, each of which hath its moral ap... ...he various effects of which, with the several degrees and manners of their operation, are here set forth; till the whole number, not of critics only, ... ...he frog in the fable, swells, and is angry that it is not allowed to be as big as an ox. 507 A Coward.—A lurking, way-laying coward. 508 A Knave.—He i... ..., the audience were so terrified that the children fell into fits, and the big- bellied women miscarried.—P . 377 ‘On poets’ tombs see Benson’s title...

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...ing more; and soul is only the name of something in the body.” The body is a big sagacity, a plurality with one sense, a war and a peace, a flock and ... ...st “spirit”—a little instrument 41 Friedrich Nietzsche and plaything of thy big sagacity. “Ego,” sayest thou, and art proud of that word. But the gre... ...he greater thing—in which thou art unwilling to believe—is thy body with its big sagacity; it saith not “ego,” but doeth it. What the sense feeleth, w... ...But here one should not wish to be sparing. Like a boil is the evil deed: it itcheth and irritateth and breaketh forth—it speaketh honourably. “Behold... ... gone? But in my face do I feel through thy hand, two spots and red blotches itch! I am verily weary of it, ever thy sheepish shepherd to be. Thou wit... ...arathustra appeals to the young man’s will. Knowing full well what a ghastly operation he is recom- mending, he nevertheless cries, “Bite! Bite! Its h...

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... your pleasure to encumber your pages.” I replied, “That he confounded the operations of the pencil and the pen; that the serene and silent art, as pa... .... But here Bucklaw interposed in his turn. “Your fingers, Craigie, seem to itch for that same piece of green network,” said he; “but I make my vow to ... ...had shown his two principal guests into the T ower, and then commenced his operations. “I think,” he said to the stranger menials, “that, as they are ... ... ser- vant, the butler thought himself obliged to decline what his fingers itched to clutch. “Couldna he hae slippit it gently into my hand?” said Cal... ...array the corpse in clean linen, and over that in its woollen shroad, were operations committed always to the old ma- trons of the village, and in whi... ...oom, and was about to attempt some arrangement of the bed, when his master big him begone in a tone that admitted of no delay. The old man retired, no...