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.... This is also why there are twelve meridians of the human body in Chinese traditional medicine. With one buffer Meridian in-between the two hal... .... This is also why there are twelve meridians of the human body in Chinese traditional medicine. With one buffer Meridian in-between the two hal... ...s any female had to leave her own circle in order to rise in status? Females traditionally marry into power… They never leave, go somewhere else; an... ...ifferent entertainers, in different ways with, different styles, in different costumes, with different inflections, and different interpretations of ... ...ive tool-use. Using their minds, hearts, bodies, musical instruments, props, costumes, music, percussion, loudness, noise… to impress to other peop... ..., wars, battles, treacheries, betrayals… Everyone hated them. The Scots, the Welsh, the Irish, the French, the Spanish, the Dutch, the Germans hate... ...ding more layers called: petticoats: to the female rape uniform. Look at the costume of a female Ballerina…with the barest fluff standing stiffly ou...

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.... The Female Dancers of Bolabola. -- A unique and pleasurable entertainment -- Costumes of the dancers -- First conflict with New Zealanders -- Killin... ...erable proof which historians cannot wholly ignore that both the Irish and the Welsh made expeditions to America in about the seventh century. Indeed,... ...ew of the Etoile, and examination readily proved that instead of a man, as her costume and manner represented, the suspect was a woman, and being now ... ...uanaco or seal skin thrown over the shoulders and a small flap in place of the traditional fig leaf; thus a greater part of their bodies was nude, tho...

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...y glad to have us to lecture to by the way. He called our attention to his costume at an early stage. It was the embodiment of his ideal of Nature-clo... ... all the rest of it; but these houses, you know, and that roadway, and the costumes, and that machine that is licking up the grass there—only….” He so... ... her decorum is not to ignore sex but to refine and put a point to it; her costume is clamorous with the distinctive elements of her form. The white w... ...reat meeting places of mankind. Here—I speak of Utopian London—will be the traditional centre of one of the great races in the commonalty of the World... ...as Englishmen—which includes, in this case, I may remark, the Scottish and Welsh— he holds them superior to all other sorts of European, whom he regar...

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...able marks of a Celtic origin. Layamon, in fact, living as he did near the Welsh border, naturally shows familiarity with current Welsh tradition. His... ...in and growth of Arthurian romance; for it proves the existence of genuine Welsh tradition about Arthur, and makes untenable the position of those cri... ..., carefully refined the material of Geoffrey, and dressed it in the French costume of courtly life. Layamon, the intense and imagina tive English pri... ...SIONS POSSESSIONS ARTHUR’S MAGIC POSSESSIONS form a prominent element in Welsh tradition, and their appearance in the early chronicles is an importa... ...ws attributed by Nennius to him in the Battle of Mount Badon without doubt traditionally were dealt by Caliburn. Geoffrey of Monmouth recognised it as... ... Morgan la Fée, the most powerful fay of French romance, and regularly the traditional healer of Arthur’s wounds in Avalon. The Argante of Layamon’s v...

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...me and have a good bath, and put on the blue negligee. That’s some vampire costume, you witch!” He squeezed her arm, looked at her knowingly. They mov... ... leys of Nowhere. “These,” Carol announced, “are real Chinese masquer- ade costumes. I got them from an importing shop in Min- neapolis. You are to pu... ... anything else you can think of.” While they were shyly rustling the paper costumes she disappeared. Ten minutes after she gazed down from the stairs ... ..., and inconspicuous clothes, and doing our commercial trickery only in the traditional ways, that none of us can live up to it, and we become horribly... ... youth, and though school had begun she rushed in daily to suggest dances, welsh- rabbit parties. Fern begged her to go as chaperon to a barn-dance in...

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...uld hardly bear meeting Temple on my passage to the cabin. ‘Captain Jasper Welsh,’ he was reiterating, as if sounding it to dis- cover whether it had ... ...uest Temple not to joke, but the next moment I had launched Captain Jasper Welsh on a piratical exploit; Temple lifted the veil from his history, reve... ...of an excited multi- tude. As he boasted that there was the end of Captain Welsh, I broke the rope. But T emple spoiled my triumph by depriv- ing him ... ..., however, come to the understanding that I was to travel before settling. Traditional notions of the im- portance of the Grand Tour in the education ... ...n a fashionable notification that car- riages took up and set down for his costume Ball, according to certain regulations. The relief of comparative o... ...gner!’ I thanked him again. He looked eminently handsome in his Henry III. costume, and was disposed to be as luxurious as his original. He had brough... ... no answer beyond a wave of the hand suitable to his princely one-coloured costume of ruffled lavender silk, and the magnificent leg he turned to fron...

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... swam in the nude pond. She joined them in the water, splashing about in a costume of some elabora- tion and being very careful not to wet her hair. T... ...ine, he thought of sardines to precede the meal, he provided a substantial Welsh rarebit by way of a savoury, he did not mind in the least that it was... ...e sight of the world had if possible bright- ened and invigorated her. Her costume and bearing were subtly touched by the romance of the Adriatic. The... ...ian military band, a rabble of promenaders like a stage chorus in gorgeous costumes and a great gibbous yellow moon. And there was Kroia, which Benham... ... in particular should we give way to Holy Fear and stifled sub- mission to traditional suppressions and the wisdom of the 198 The Research Magnificen... ...ful and must be subdued. The race is on one’s side. And so there is a vast traditional support for a man against the Second Limitation, the limitation... ...o a passion of resentment and anger. “I despised a jealous man. There is a traditional discredit of jealousy, not so strong as that against cowardice,...

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... can believe in. We thought of the characters in the unconvincing wigs and costumes of our school performance. No Gilbert Murray had come as yet to to... ...ong the arcade to dis- cover a place where girls in operatic Swiss peasant costume were singing and dancing on a creaking, protesting little stage. I ... ...k purple cushions, and was controlled mysteriously by a man in shiny black costume and a flat cap. The high tea had been shifted to seven and rechrist... ...ailable. No men waited, but very expert parlourmaids. Our meat was usually Welsh mutton—I don’t know why, unless that mountains have ever been the las... ...o me the strangest of conventions, this assumption of unreal loyalties and traditional respects, this repudiation and concealment of passionate intere... ...proposals that shows any sense of the need for leadership to replace these traditional leaders you are ousting. This was the substance of my case, and...

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...d, with the scanty materials before him, that an illustrator of the Hebrew costume should be as full and explicit as Bottiger, with the advantage of w... ...mann, as it yields a strong presumption that he has exhausted it. The male costume of ancient Pales- tine is yet to be illustrated; but, for the femal... ...lume Two Persepolis; even in modern times, Niebuhr found it the or- dinary costume of the lower Arabians in Hedsjas; and Shaw assures us, that from it... ...in the service 107 Thomas de Quincey of Gustavus Adolphus; and they again traditionally from oth- ers) are always trained to mount in this way. NOTE ... ...same relation to a for- eign origin, as in German is indicated by the word Welsh: an affinity of which word is said to exist in our word Walnut, where... ... detection, or at least have escaped exposure. These, and the other errors traditionally connected with the rank and valuation of Pope as a classic, a... ...igi- nate in human scurrility. Aldermen, until very lately, were by an old traditional scurrility so proverbially classed as glut- tons and cormorants...

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...e chief ottoman or sofa; whilst it appeared that the inside which had been traditionally regarded as the only room tenantable by gentlemen, was, in fa... ...on. I mention this little incident for its connexion with what followed. A Welsh rustic, sitting behind me, asked if I had not felt my heart burn with... ...y mortifying that such a Birmingham thing should dare to challenge us. The Welshman replied that he didn’t see that; for that a cat might look at a ki... ... I am glad that the ‘Tallyho’ was disap- pointed.” So dissatisfied did the Welshman seem with this opinion that at last I was obliged to tell him a ve... ...oan of Arc the eagle’s natural advantages, in contempt also of the eagle’s traditional royalty, and before the whole assembled field of astonished spe... ...hese liveries exposed to view, without any covering of upper coats. Such a costume, and the elaborate arrangement of the laurels in their hats, dilate... ...cient usage to the tribunal of Lilliputian Lancaster. To break up this old traditional usage required, 1, a conflict with powerful established interes...

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...ministration of chlo- ral. “Only cold mutton, you know, but passing sweet. Welsh. And a tart, I believe.” He repeated this after momentary si- lence. ... ...d a lean, grey-bearded man, carrying a roll, and wearing a tightly-fitting costume of dark green, appeared therein. “This is the tailor,” said the thi... ...fusion. Then he perceived that the domi- nant note in that kaleidoscope of costume was the pale blue that the tailor’s boy had worn. He became aware o... ...of mirror he saw himself and stopped astonished. He was clad in a graceful costume of purple and bluish white, with a little greyshot beard trimmed to... ...wart Graham’s vision, conversing with a gentleman dressed exactly like the traditional Chaucer, in- cluding even the laurel wreath. “Who is that?” he ...

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... the sins of his class. Though he was tall, straight- featured, correct in costume, appearance, deportment, sec- ond son of a religious earl and no sc... ... this dear Louise would surely be. Nataly was not so sympathetic. Only the Welsh and pure Irish are quick at the feelings of the Celtic French. Nataly... ...e girl. Outwardly, the plan of the Drive to Paris had the look of Victor’s traditional hospitality. Nataly smiled at her incorri- gibly lagging intell... ...lowed it himself; and these were the consequences. And an uneasy sleep was traditionally a matter for grave debate in the Radnor family. The Duvidney ... ...ertain sea-fish rolling head over-you know not head from tail. Without the Welsh, Irish, Scot; in their composi- tion, there would not be much of the ... ...uld not be much of the yeasty ferment: but it should not be forgotten that Welsh, Irish, Scot, are now largely of their numbers; and the taste for ele... ...contagion. Flasks of treble-distilled lavender water, and their favourite, traditional in the family, eau d’Arquebusade, were on the toilet-table. The...

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...qually fit for the array of a fic- titious character; but who, meaning the costume of his hero to be impressive, would willingly attire him in the cou... ...come since that pe- riod! The reader of fashion will please to fill up the costume with an embroidered waistcoat of purple velvet or silk, and a coat ... ...of a half- built farm-house. I know not whether the boy’s nurse had been a Welsh or a Scotch woman, or in what manner he asso- ciated a shield emblazo... ...ld a lover of the picturesque have challenged either the elegance of their costume, or the symmetry of their shape; although, to say the truth, a mere... ...hich it has given a picture with striking and impressive fidelity; and the traditional records of the respectable and ingenious Mrs. Grant of Laggan, ...

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...The voluminous draperies of the scenic dresses, and generally of the Greek costume, made it an easy thing to muffle the features altogether by a gestu... ...now withdrawn) in which he made his acknowledgments to some book read at a Welsh Inn for the outline of the story; and as to the moral, he declared it... ...gin—arising and growing up within our own memories, unsupported by a grand traditional history of persecutions— conflicts—and martyrdoms, lurking more...

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...y work at Pittsburg is more nearly allied to the heavy, rough works of the Welsh coal metropolis than to the finish and polish of Birmingham. “Why can... ...ght send home to their sweethearts pictures of themselves in their martial costumes. I wandered about through these camps both on foot and on horsebac... ... have shown a conservation bias and a predilection for English written and traditional law which are much at variance with that general democratic pas...

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...et waste, all alone, until other settlers came to join him, or whether the traditional title is a comprehensive name for a retreat cut off from honest... ...ver, long necked bottle (containing wine), one flask, one Spanish female’s costume, three quarter face portrait of Miss Jogg the model, and a suit of ... ...e, one Vene tian senator’s dress complete, richly embroidered white satin costume with profile portrait of Miss Jogg the model, one Scimitar superbly... ... senti ments they expressed. Though I never knew what they were (being in Welsh), further than that they were highly eulogis tic of the lineage of M... ...w I suspected that she was very cunning, next moment I believed her honest Welsh heart to be perfectly innocent and simple. And after all, what did it...

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...at marriage to come off! Not on account of her wealth. She is to inherit a Welsh mine from her uncle, you know, besides being an only child. Recall wh... ... proved on every field of the last glori- ous war of this country that the traditional valour of the noble and indomitable blood transmitted to his ve... ...oat, and his head well up, the eyes running over the under-lids, after the traditional style of our aristocracy; but perhaps more closely resembling a... ...me la Marquise, if I may trust my memory, M. d’Henriel was not in official costume.’ Renee allowed herself to be reassured. A ceremonious visit that M... ...nd Mrs. Wardour-Devereux, Sir John and Lady Baskelett, and the Countess of Welshpool, another sister of Mr. Romfrey’s, arrived at Steynham for a day a... ...frey’s, arrived at Steynham for a day and a night. Lady Baskelett and Lady Welshpool came to see their brother, not to countenance his household; and ...

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...nd, Will Hostler,” replied the man of the spigot, show- ing himself in his costume of loose jacket, linen breeches, and green apron, half within and h... ...acy will have his beastly black puddings and Rhenish; those thorough-paced Welsh- men, Thomas ap Rice and Evan Evans, will be at work on their leek po... ...ng order in the ward; but to draw weapon and slay him, as was done to this Welsh lord, that raises you a ghost that will render your prison-house unte... ...of maudlin lamentation, “which was the strongest jail betwixt this and the Welsh Marches—ay, and a house that has had knights, and earls, and kings sl... ...urt Favour of Sir Walter Raleigh. The gallant incident of the cloak is the traditional account of this celebrated statesman’s rise at court. None of E...

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...ot to blame, as you well know — no more is Any one else—they were become traditional; Besides, their resurrection aids our glories By contra... ... Who ate, last war, more Yankees than he kill’d. There was the waggish Welsh Judge, Jefferies Hardsman, In his grave office so completely sk... ...s better drawn before, or else assume The present, with their common place costume. We ‘ll do our best to make the best on ‘t:—March! March, m...

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...et waste, all alone, until other settlers came to join him, or whether the traditional title is a comprehensive name for a retreat cut off from honest... ...ver, long necked bottle (containing wine), one flask, one Spanish female’s costume, three quarter face portrait of Miss Jogg the model, and a suit of ... ...e, one Vene tian senator’s dress complete, richly embroidered white satin costume with profile portrait of Miss Jogg the model, one Scimitar superbly... ... senti ments they expressed. Though I never knew what they were (being in Welsh), further than that they were highly eulogis tic of the lineage of M... ...w I suspected that she was very cunning, next moment I believed her honest Welsh heart to be perfectly innocent and simple. And after all, what did it... ...hall have quite made up your mind on that subject.’ Why, honour to her old Welsh blood, my dear,” 852 Bleak House – Dickens cried my guardian with en...

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... hat jauntily cocked, and a pretty oath on her lips to give reality to the costume. “What do you think of me? Wasn’t it a shame to make a woman of me ... ...ard. “Y ou want to reform this woman. Her manner is open—fair and free—the traditional characteristic. We won’t stop to canvass how that particular ho... ...is father was not what his father had expected and had crooned over in the Welsh moun- tains. Richard shook his hand respectfully, and inquired af- 3...

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...ment are low. It needs but a quickening spirit upon the throne, always the traditional centre of its respect, to rise from even the appearance of deca... ...dministrative ties that hold it together lies the far more vital bond of a traditional free spon- taneous activity. It has a common medium of expressi... ... in danger, our Legislature is busy over the trivial little affairs of the Welsh Established Church, whose endowment probably is not equal to the fort... ...of Com- mons to note which of the barristers is making most head- way over Welsh Disestablishment, or shall we take him to the _Titanic_ inquiry to he... ...y a simple forestry. The law that holds this community together is largely traditional and customary and almost always as its primor- dial bond there ... ...ils or with electric coruscations (as the mood takes me), and wear an easy costume free from complications and appropriate to the climate of those agr... ...tered with people of every European race, every type of low-class European costume, and every degree of dirti- ness, to a central hall in which the gi... ...consid- eration with all other men. If there is any traditional na- tional costume, it is shirt-sleeves. And it cherishes the rights of property above...

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...stery of Oriental philosophy is to contemn women and offspring, to abandon costume, cleanliness, and all the de- cencies and dignities of life, and to... ...a most admirable 20 Mankind in the Making gentleman, who submits to these traditional things, but who admits his preference is for the simple, pure d... ...in the Making could catch the ear of a prince, a little weary of being the costumed doll of grown-up children, the decoy dummy of fashionable tradesme... ...on, U.S.A., have sent me a book of Nursery Rhymes, arranged by Mr. Charles Welsh, which is certainly the best thing I have seen in this way. It is wor... ...ome, the rela- tions and order of its various members, have been, and are, traditional. But it is a tradition that has always been capable of modifica... ...i- marily, but to realize whatever convenience is possible after the rigid traditional requirements have been met; it is the extreme and final reducti...

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...nd unintelligible. It may be asked whether I propose to substitute for the traditional Fielding a quite different person, of regular hab- its and meth... ...ent person, of regular hab- its and methodical economy. Certainly not. The traditional estimate of great men is rarely wrong altogether, but it con- s... ...he Elizabethan romances; but they are buried in verbiage, swathed in stage costume, choked and fettered by their au- thors’ want of art. The quality o... ...on mea renidet in domo lacunar.” The beau answered, “He did not understand Welsh;” at which the parson stared and made no reply. Mr Didapper, or beau ...