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...f a loving person. When I think of this ideal, I am reminded of a line in Victor Hugo's Les Miserables: "To love another person is to see the face o... ... weighed his options, and chose to do nothing. Ruby rejoiced in her small victory. I was impressed with her courage and conviction that she was righ... ...were surprised to see two political enemies, the former presidents George Herbert Walker Bush and Bill Clinton, join together to appeal for cash don... ...fiNAL WORDS: How o(ten misused words !Jenerate mis/eadil1!J thou!Jhts. - Herbert Spencer 57 FAITH For eve'!! web be.!Jun t God sends the thre...

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...ectronice – nu e cazul spectacolului de faţă. Personajele poart ă costume victoriene. Intrig ă matrimonial ă. Actori slabi, prea teatrali, replici c... ...Case vechi, din c ăr ămid ă, mari, cu etaje. Altele din piatr ă masiv ă. Victoria Station. ₤ 19,50 dus-întors. Un tip pe trotuar, într-un sac de ... ...a (“Lexiconul arti ştilor plastici români contemporani din Iugoslavia”), Victor P ăun (“Dor de Eminescu”), Florian Copcea (“Poeme”, “Ultimul Abel”)... ...-o gaur ă”. Golful e sport pentru lene şi. O familie de ru şi, Galina şi Victor Korotkich, venea de la Universitatea Central ă a Statului Queenslan... ... Bash) împreun ă cu George P. Coatmundi publicaser ă o carte la Trafford (Victoria – BC, Canada), „A New Copernican Revolution”, pe care Greg a prez... ...e despre moartea lui Dumnezeu, cre ştinism f ăr ă religie, ş.a.m.d.” (Herbert Dingle, „ Ştiin ţa la r ăscruce” – 1972) Referitor la disi...

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...ro: 87 Prez. Josef Kreitz, Germ., dua prez. Paul Remy, Franc., unua sekr. Victor Hendricx, vidanto, Belg., dua sekr. Anni Friman, Finnl., kasisto W .... ...atraĵo de la UK en Cambridge, 1907. Bolivio, Suda Ameriko. Unuaj pioniroj: Victor Munoz y Reyer kaj Daniel Canedo, kiuj presis artikolojn en la ĵurnal... ...upoj en Letchworth kaj Luton. E-isto n-ro 7799. Matthews (mathjuz) William Herbert, anglo, komercisto, desegnisto, radio-amatoro. Nask. 20 jun. 1897 e... ...nazo, japano, scienculo. Nask. 1862 en Iwate — ken, mortis 15 okt. 1933 en Victoria, Kanado. Studis agronomian politikon kaj ekonomion en Anglujo kaj ... ...gis al si multajn sciojn, lernis fremdajn lingvojn, trad. i. a. verkojn de Victor Hugo en ned. lingvo. E-isto de 1905. Gvidis la lokan laboristan E-an... ...li (kune kun Jung) ,Lastaj Tagoj de D-ro L. L. Zamenhof.' Obrastso Vadim' Victor, kanadano, radioteknikisto. Nask. 1897 en Rusujo. E-isto de 1914. Aŭ... ...versajn artikolojn kaj sciencajn sciigojn. ROLLET DE L' ISLE. Scott (skot) Herbert Moore, usonano, advokato (ĝis 1926 muzikinstru- isto). Nask. 19 aŭg... ... prof. en Tulle. De 1908 seninterrompe UEA-del. 862 Southcombe (saŭth'km) Herbert William, anglo. Nask. 21 marto 1859 ĉe Stoke-under-Ham, Somerset. E... ...o slovaklingva pri E. Ŝlosiloj“. „Bonan ideon havis la brita propagandisto Herbert F. Höveler. Estas la Ŝlosilo de E, malpeza kaj malkara eldonaĵo, ki...

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...ES LYELL (1797 - 1875) Scottish Geologist 400 THOMAS HENRY HUXLEY (1825 - 1895) English Biologist 403 ASA GRAY (1810 - 1888) American Botanist 406 HERBERT SPENCER (1820 - 1903) English Sociologist 407 ERNST H. HAECKEL (1834 - 1919) German Naturalist 408 RONALD A. FISHER (1890 - 1962) English Biologist 409 ALFRED RUSSEL WALLACE (1823 - 1913) English Naturalist 411 ER...

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...have done wrong in their lives. Without a belief in the final judgment and victory of good, the ethical order of the world, human culture has no futur... ...ir fighting cocks with great care, treat their wounds and rejoice in their victories. The old Thai calendar followed lunar chronology and the annual f... ...part of globalization, award rightness and significance only to ecological victors. New international capitalism leads to increasing inequality, depre... ...htm). 75. Rites of passage: van Gennep 1960 (1909). Turner 1974a,b. 76. Herbert Phillips’s study Thai Peasant Personality (1950s) identifies values... ...se and Thai Comparison. Journal of Asian Studies 21, 341–366. Phillips, Herbert P. 1965. Thai Peasant Personality. The Patterning of Interpersonal ... ...ghts, Inroads, and Intrusions. Princeton Univ. Press, Princeton. Rubin, Herbert J. 1974. The Dynamics of Development in Rural Thailand. Cornell Uni... ...Body and Society. Explorations in Social Theory. Basil Blackwell. Turner, Victor 1974a. Dramas, Fields, and Metaphors. Symbolic Action in Human Socie...

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... accounts of the Jesup Hall rushes, the baseball game which was a "moral"' victory, the too-well-known sophomore basket- ball defeat, aiid "the-never-... ...a disagree- able incident described and dis- cussed in otlier columns. The victory over Wesleyan the follow- ing afternoon, after a close first half, ... ...s will include in its list of game-scores at the end of next season both a victory over and a defeat by the Green. Organ Recital Scries Mr. Salter has... ...o start iq a league series of six games with two un- played games rated as victories and with but four actual contests to play is to start with one-th... ...g team so far wiia against Qarrard on April (>, when the Oriuisou senred n victory of lit). Collins, the Vermont pitcher, who puzzled the Williams bat... ...irman: "Walt Wliitman" Artlinr Milton Brown "The South American Trade" Koy Herbert Case "Alexander.Hamilton" Northrop C'laroy "The Church'H MiniHter a... ...y, N. Y. Charles A. Heiith of Chicago, III, is the class treasurer, ond E. Herbert Botsford. of North street, Will- iamstown, is secretary atui treas-... ... TableU. Hoosac Court, Main Street North Adaou Thlsphonb 145-3 '94 —Arthur Herbert Coar has accepted tho call to the pastorate of the Holyoke Unitaria... ...ULLABD JOHN KENNETH BkARD WILLIAM WILES ELDER RICHARD JEROME HARMAN GEORGE HERBERT KELLEY HAROLD HAWKINS LAMENT WILLIAM SMITH McCLELLAN JAMES BURCH MU...

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...le center; He is an ellipse with two foci. Facts are one, ideas are the other. -- Victor Hugo, Les Miserables, vii An idea is taken for granted i... ... and are demanding the same rights as everyone else. Last year they scored a major victory when the United States Supreme Court ruled that companies ... ...that which marketers call "selective perception." Mincing no words, psychologists Herbert Hyman and Paul Sheatsley (1947) described this phenomenon... ... of expanded technology and depletion of natural resources" (Sheth 1974, p. 404). Herbert Simons (1976) explained how this trend comes about: t... ...ts. Involvement as a construct in consumer behavior has been studied in detail by Herbert Krugman (1977) and Michael Rothschild (1978). Two sca... ...ert 0. 1975. Communications and Public Opinion. New York: Praeger. Coleman, James, Herbert Menzel and El. Physicians' Adoption of a New Drug. Commis... ...ted at the Association for Consumer Research Annual Conference, September. Hyman, Herbert H. and Paul B. Sheatsley. 1947. "Some Reasons Why Informat...

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...s (artificial, so the Serbs felt) Albanian state deprived Serbia - alone among the victors - from access to the sea. It had another cause for paran... ...tical hybrid was formed, the Croats expressed their discontent by handing election victories to the "Croatian Peasant Party" headed by Radic. The l... ...ital wasted so thoroughly in so short a time by so few. One must not forget that victory was not assured until the last moment. The West's reluct... ...exation" of the other). The Six Days War was a war of self defence - but the swift victory only exacerbated the narcissistic defences. Mastery over... ...im to know, he will lay his hand upon something that is likely to be significant." Herbert Butterfield, "History and Human Relations", London, 1951... ...he Ottoman bureaucracy took over most aspects of daily life soon after the military victories, bringing with it the leaden stability that was its ha...

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...diciary- Government leaders: Raul ALFONSIN, President (since December 1983); Victor MARTINEZ, Vice President (since Decem- ber 1983) 9 Argentina (con... ...efined the powers of the President National holiday: National Day, 26 March; Victory Day, 16 December Branches: constitution provides for uni- cameral... ...; Congress began meeting again in October 1982; judiciary Government leader: Victor PAZ Estens- soro, President (since August 1985) Suffrage: universa... ...not produce the required major- ity for any of the three leading candidates; Victor Paz Estenssoro, center-left leader of the Nationalist Revolutionar... ...ionalist Democratic Action (ADN), continue to have a tactical alliance; MNR, Victor Paz Estenssoro; ADN, Hugo Banzer; Movement of the Revolutionary Le... ...ne; National Democratic Party (NPD), Martin Mussgnug; Communist Party (DKP), Herbert Mies; Green Party (Greens), Rainer Trampert, Otto Schily, Lukas B... ...f Appeals Government leaders: Sir Paul SCOON, Governor General (since 1978); Herbert BLAIZE, Prime Minister (since December 1984) Suffrage: universal ... ...therland Union (VU), Dr. Otto Hasler; Progressive Citizens' Party (FBP), Dr. Herbert Bat- liner; Christian Social Party, Fritz Kaiser Voting strength:...

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...rd College Edition, Cleveland & New York, Simon & Schuster Inc., Editors: Victoria Neufeldt, David B. Guralnik, p. 1133, 1988.) You know?... Someti... ... of injustice, or injustice of justice? However, his famous release is a victory against the system! Corrupt the incorruptible! Everything, w... ...c antipathy. Physic joy may lead to a psychic bitterness. Spiritual victory is conquered through bodily damage. "Human existence" (Heide... ...an against Mass Society", Henry Regnery Co., Chicago, 1962. [23] Marcuse, Herbert, "Reason and Revolution: Hegel and the Rise of Social Theory", Bea... ...ur, et action, http://www.irit.fr/ACTIVITES/RPDMP/RMF.html/. [56] Dudau, Victor, A beter use of neutrosophic probability, Sci. Math Archives Topics,...

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...EARL S. BUCK, Nobel Laureate in Literature: “He is an excellent writer.” HERBERT GORMAN, novelist and biographer: “He possesses a sensitivity in de... ...d, no flags raised, oars shuffling like sick crabs. Was it defeat or half-victory? Who, among our men, was lost, dead, or wounded? Gull on the masth... ...with me!” Alcaeus chortled after they had gone. “I’ve won!” It is a poor victory: we have not won back our years of exile. But, for the citi- zenry,... ... There was blood on Phaon’s sword. He and Alcaeus had bellowed over their victory. Victory? I pushed away the pirate’s sword, and said: “It would be... ...ander in brass and copper inlay; a circular shield inscribed AFTER DEFEAT VICTORY. We spent a morning among spears, pikes, swords, scabbards, helmet... ...ed in mud, mules and horses floundering, deso- lated villages. I have seen victory and defeat...Milan... Pisa...Bologna... Perugia... Surrounded by d...

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... It is the pursuit that matters, the hunt more than the game and the game more than victory or gains. Serendipity cannot underlie an achievement. T... ...nexation" of the other). The Six Days War was a war of self defence - but the swift victory only exacerbated the grandiose fantasies of the Jews. Ma... ...provoked by the Arab states. It is true, though, that Israel unwisely leveraged its victories to oppress the Palestinians and for territorial gains,... ...when prisoners of war are butchered for the express purpose of being eaten by their victorious enemies. A notorious and rare representative of thi... ...estination, the struggle - rather than the attainment, the battle - rather than the victory, the effort - rather than the outcome, or, in short - th... ...elating to") of our environment and (b) Others accept that we have a self-identity (Herbert Mead, Feuerbach). Dan (probably) has the same hardware a... ...ution was to blend Marxism and the analytic method of Psychoanalysis (very much as Herbert Marcuse has done - q.v. "Eros and Civilization" and "One...

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... It is the pursuit that matters, the hunt more than the game and the game more than victory or gains. Serendipity cannot underlie an achievement. T... ...nexation" of the other). The Six Days War was a war of self defence - but the swift victory only exacerbated the grandiose fantasies of the Jews. Ma... ...provoked by the Arab states. It is true, though, that Israel unwisely leveraged its victories to oppress the Palestinians and for territorial gains,... ...when prisoners of war are butchered for the express purpose of being eaten by their victorious enemies. A notorious and rare representative of thi... ...estination, the struggle - rather than the attainment, the battle - rather than the victory, the effort - rather than the outcome, or, in short - th... ...elating to") of our environment and (b) Others accept that we have a self-identity (Herbert Mead, Feuerbach). Dan (probably) has the same hardware a... ...ution was to blend Marxism and the analytic method of Psychoanalysis (very much as Herbert Marcuse has done - q.v. "Eros and Civilization" and "One...

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...erspective of Italy may seem to be a representative of British opinion. If Herbert Spencer had been alive General Radcliffe would have certainly made ... ...-hammock, ear clips and all—and I am not above confessing that I wish that Herbert Spencer was alive—for this purpose. I found Udine warm and gay with... ...ational predisposition for hero-cults and living still in an atmosphere of Victorian humbug, can produce nothing better than that timber im- age, Hind... ...f wars, shall be the least glorious; it is manifestly being decided not by victories but by blunders. It is indeed a history of colossal stupidities. ... ...ard, the stores, the dumps, the railways creep forward, in their untiring, victorious thrust against the German lines. Overhead hum and roar the aerop... ...tories in Central Europe, grind- ing out the slow and costly and necessary victory that should end aggressive warfare in the world for ever. It would ... ...so forth, you piled up shell, guns, war material, you hoped to snatch your victory before the industrialisation and invention of the world could turn ...

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...ul answer notes of woe; 26 The Lady of the Lake And the proud march which victors tread Sinks in the wailing for the dead. O, well for me, if mine al... ...ere he land: ‘Come, loiterer, come! a Douglas thou, And shun to wreathe a victor’s brow?’ Reluctantly and slow, the maid The unwelcome summoning obey... ...ef ’s snowy band. The gallant bridegroom by her side Beheld his prize with victor’s pride. And the glad mother in her ear Was closely whispering word ... ...nder viewed the bloody spot,— ‘Exclaim not, gallants ‘ question not.— You, Herbert and Luffness, alight And bind the wounds of yonder knight; Let the ... ...arrior hear!— That stirring air that peals on high, O’er Dermid’s race our victory.— Strike it!—and then,—for well thou canst,— Free from thy minstrel... ..., of Claverhouse, Vis- count of Dundee, whose heroic death, in the arms of victory, may be allowed to cancel the memory of his cruelty to the non-conf...

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...urations of music, felt of grief itself as of a fiery chariot for mounting victoriously above the causes of grief. God speaks to children, also, in dr... ... times every night, my brother insisted on singing “T e Deum” for supposed victories which he had won; and he insisted also on my bearing a part in th... ...d also on my bearing a part in these “Te Deums.” Now, as I knew of no such victories, but resolutely asserted the truth,— viz., that we ran away,—a sl... ...f he is wicked enough to take the side of the Philistines, a most smashing victory in a pitched battle. But even then, and whilst the hurrahs were yet... ... of doubt or insecurity was swallowed up by his joy in the anticipation of victory, or even of contest; whilst to myself, whose exultation was purely ... ...ated. The first class have been noticed by Cowper, the poet, and by George Herbert, the well-known pious brother of the still better-known infidel, Lo... ...bert, the well-known pious brother of the still better-known infidel, Lord Herbert, (of Cherbury,) in a memorable sonnet; scintillations they are of w... ...oks lying open, millions of surprises,”—these are among the cases to which Herbert (and to which Cowper) alludes,—books, that is to say, left casually... ...aloud to his mother. With the other mode of augury viz., that no- ticed by Herbert, where not the ear but the eye presides, catching at some word that...

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...d aloud. A fattish, clean shaven man appeared. ‘I want your advice, Father Victor,’ said Bennett. ‘I found this boy in the dark outside the Mess tent.... ...Woman and all her ways was only equalled by his private respect for Father Victor. ‘A thief talking English, is it? Let’s look at his charm. No, it’s ... ...rm and I will go away.’ ‘Not quite so fast. We’ll look first,’ said Father Victor, lei surely rolling out poor Kimball O’Hara’s ‘ne varietur’ parch ... ...ame and regimental number in full. ‘Powers of Darkness below!” said Father Victor, passing all over to Mr Bennett. ‘Do you know what these things are?... ... have you had these things, boy?’ ‘Ever since I was a little baby.’ Father Victor stepped forward quickly and opened the front of Kim’s upper garment.... ... witness.’ ‘Will they kill thee?’ ‘Oah, that tis nothing. I am good enough Herbert Spencerian, I trust, to meet little thing like death, which is all ... ... get away when he had stolen it. He thanked all the Gods of Hindustan, and Herbert Spen cer, that there remained some valuables to steal. On the seco...

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... wise; The mind that thought for Britain’s weal, The hand that grasped the victor steel? The vernal sun new life bestows Even on the meanest flower th... ... Oh never let those names depart! Say to your sons—Lo, here his grave, Who victor died on Gadite wave; To him, as to the burning levin, Short, bright,... ...saw Lord Marmion pierce his shield, And saw his saddle bare; We saw the victor win the crest He wears with worthy pride; And on the gibbet-tree,... ... on Ascension Day, each year, While labouring on our harbour-pier, Must Herbert, Bruce, and Percy hear.” They told, how in their convent cell A Sax... ... with shame, with terror mute, Dreading alike, escape, pursuit, Till love, victorious o’er alarms, Hid fears and blushes in his arms. XVII. “Alas!” he... ...dnight sky with fire, And shouting crews her navy bore, T riumphant to the victor shore. Such signs may learned clerks explain - They pass the wit of ...

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.......................................................................... 38 Herbert Marshall ............................................................. ...irgin. Well, he deserted me, and I died The following winter. Louise Smith HERBERT broke our engagement of eight years When Annabelle returned to the ... ...ss you are sure It is wiser than your soul’s nature. 39 Edgar Lee Masters Herbert Marshall ALL your sorrow, Louise, and hatred of me Sprang from your... ...then I faced about, And rallied my followers to his standard, And made him victor, made him King Of the Golden Mountain with the door Which closed on ... ...ar Lee Masters In our several ways, not knowing Good from bad, defeat from victory, Nor what face it is that smiles Behind the demoniac mask. Lyman Ki... ... 22 He ran away and was gone for a year. 72 Henry got me with child, 15 Herbert broke our engagement of eight years 38 Here I lie close to the gra...

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...ed, and the difficulties first created before they can be solved. Hence, again, there follows the peculiar greatness of the true versifier: such as Sh... ...on and the daily papers. There he will get little harm, and, in the first at least, some good. Close upon the back of my discovery of Whitman, I came ... ... its essentials; and these two qualities make him a wholesome, as his intellectual vigour makes him a bracing, writer. I should be much of a hound if ... ... beginner. Human nature has certain rights; instinct – the instinct of self-pres- ervation – forbids that any man (cheered and supported by the consci...

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...quities and refractions that pres- ently will be explained away. Comte and Herbert Spencer certainly seem to me to have taken that much for granted. H... ...c trams go, there is no doubt practically cock-sure science; and Comte and Herbert Spen- cer seem to me to have believed that cock-sure could be ex- t... ...-sure could be ex- tended to every conceivable finite thing. The fact that Herbert Spencer called a certain doctrine Individualism reflects noth- ing ... ... in sociology, as Comte perceived, there is only one unit. It is true that Herbert Spencer, in order to get classification somehow, did, as Pro- fesso... ...rgy. Now this was all very well for the Individualist Liberal of the Early Victorian period, but Individualist Liberalism was a mere destructive phase... ...and a famine? For the first time in the history of warfare the rear of the victor, the rear of the fighting line becomes insecure, assailable by flyin... ... back with gain. Was that gain inevitable? Does cour- age always ensure us victory? because if that is so we can all be heroes and valour is the bette...

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...Ah, that line—my favorite always. Is it possible—” “Y ou know the stooping Victory in the frieze of the Nike Apteros?” “Y ou mean the one who is tying... ...ve chucked painting people don’t say that stuff about me—they say it about Victor Grindle,” was his only protest, as he rose from the table and stroll... ...out onto the sunlit terrace. I glanced after him, struck by his last word. Victor Grindle was, in fact, becoming the man of the moment—as Jack him- se... ...on by summing them up in a series of talks at the V an Sideren studio. The Herbert V an Siderens were a couple who subsisted, socially, on the fact th... ...on hard to maintain, and lost courage to the extent of almost wishing that Herbert could paint, she promptly overcame such moments of weakness by call...

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...ould educate her boy; how to be a country clergy- man, like saintly George Herbert or pious Dr. Ken, was the happiest and greatest lot in life; how (i... ...ughter in the kingdom. There are but two marquises in all England, William Herbert Marquis of Powis, and Francis James Marquis of Esmond; and hark you... ...operations in the past year, they were far enhanced by the splendor of his victory in the ensuing campaign. His Grace the Captain-General went to Engl... ...court; the severe struggle of a hotly contested battle, and the triumph of victory, Mr. Esmond beheld another part of military duty: our troops enteri... ...pped almost, had this of the godlike in him, that he was impassible before victory, before danger, before defeat. Before the greatest obstacle or the ... ...d felt that his will made them irresistible. 73 Thackeray After the great victory of Blenheim the enthusiasm of the army for the Duke, even of his bi... ...st frantic to cheer him. Who could refuse his meed of admiration to such a victory and such a victor? Not he who writes: a man may profess to be ever ...

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...es near Bromstead Station. They were big clumsy residences in the earliest Victorian style, interminably high and with deep damp basements and downsta... ...nt chiefly crude and ridiculous aspects. The distrust of government in the Victorian days was far too great, and the general intelli- gence far too lo... ...of hand, and going at an unprecedented pace nowhere in particular. No, the Victorian epoch was not the dawn of a new era; it was a hasty, trial experi... ... will any one, a hundred years from now, consent to live in the houses the Victorians built, travel by their roads or railways, value the furnishings ... ...hants School and was en- trusted with a scholar’s railway season ticket to Victoria. Af- ter my father’s death a large and very animated and solidly b... ...he form of the Individualist’s laissez faire never won upon me. I disliked Herbert Spencer all my life until I read his autobiography, and then I laug... ...r generalisations, using “scientific” in its nineteenth-century uncritical Herbert Spencer sense, an air that only began to disappear when you thought... ...title— the Pentagram Circle. It included Bailey and Dayton and myself, Sir Herbert Thorns, Lord Charles Kindling, Minns the poet, Gerbault the big rai... ...o Idealist. Such are the Baileys; such, to take their great prototype, was Herbert Spencer (who couldn’t read Kant); such are whole regiments of promi...

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...me fool had given the chil- dren guns. One man died of his exertions in running, the only casualty. With night the shots and insults ceased; the men o... ...tly patched up. But the more serious wars were prosecuted in a similar spirit; a gift of pigs and a feast made their inevitable end; the killing of a ... ...narian: he was a man, besides, filled with European knowl- edge and accomplishments; of an impassive, ironical habit; and I should as soon have expect... ...n-of-war hammocks, worked there by day, and slept at night. Within were beds, chairs, a round table, a fine hanging lamp, and portraits of the royal f... ...ruths. Mrs. Rick, being a suffi- cient mistress of that difficult tongue, was spokeswoman; she explained to the sick monarch that I was an intimate pe... ...t our house was periodically filled with tipsy natives, twenty or thirty at a time, begging drink, fingering our goods, hard to be dislodged, awkward ...

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...qual opportunity university. 3 H G Wells When the Sleeper Wakes by H. G. [Herbert George] Wells CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I INS... ...ap that took me to Camelford railway station. It was close on the Jubilee, Victoria’s Jubilee, because I remember the seats and flags in Westminster, ... ... over his knees. “You lived, Sire, in a period essentially cylindrical—the Victorian. With a tendency to the hemisphere in hats. Circular curves alway... ...nna of the Future’—no doubt if they were indeed stories, they were by post Victorian authors. He puzzled over this peculiar cylinder for some time and... ...le were two hundred years further on in the march of civilisation than the Victorian generation. It was not likely they would be less—humane. Yet they... ...re which had replaced the miscellaneous houses, streets and open spaces of Victorian London. The place upon which he stood was level, with huge serpen...

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.... He specu- lated rather anxiously why? Monday dawned coldly and clearly—a Herbert Spencer of a day—and he went to school sedulously assuring himself ... ...CR THE CR THE CRO O O O OWNING WNING WNING WNING WNING VICT VICT VICT VICT VICTOR OR OR OR ORY Y Y Y Y THAT NIGHT about seven Ethel came into their ro...

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...sting.” “So it is if one could afford to know anything about it.” (“That’s Herbert only just going to bed now,” Joan in- terposed, as a door on the la... ...to a firm white ball. From the surrounding walls the heads of three famous Victorian writers sur- veyed this entertainment, and slips of paper pasted ... ...h had been set to an absurdly and charmingly sentimental air by some early Victorian composer. “It’s the vitality of them!” she concluded, striking he... ... keenly conscious of the degradation which is the result of strife whether victorious or not, she thought gloomily of her loneliness, of life’s futili... ...nwelcome thought, her mind went on with additional vigor, derived from the victory; on a sheet of paper lines of figures and symbols frequently and fi... ...d followed some such course in their thoughts too; they had been borne on, victors in the forefront of some triumphal car, spectators of a pag- eant e...

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...the example of that memorable book the Fairy Bower, and followed up by Amy Herbert. It was felt that elder children needed something of a deeper tone ... ... but disposed to indolence by ill health. In most matters he was, however, victorious over this propensity, which was chiefly visible in his love of e... ... white that streak the hair - How can this he the stripling gay, Erst, victor in the sports of May? Full twenty years of cheerful toil, 53 Yo n...

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...heir pipes and vents, which nature has placed on their shoulders.” —Sir T. Herbert’ s V oyages into Asia and Africa. Harris Coll. “Here they saw such ... ...ship’s tossed deck, something like that silver plate now inserted into the Victory’s plank where Nelson fell. “Ah, noble ship,” the angel seemed to sa... ... been gained there, to barbecue all the slain in the yard or garden of the victor; and then, one by one, they were placed in great wooden trenchers, a... ...cocoanuts; and with some parsley in their mouths, were sent round with the victor’s compliments to all his friends, just as though these presents were... ...ggy guns of lofty Mackinaw; they have heard the fleet thunderings of naval victories; at intervals, they yield their beaches to wild barbarians, whose... ...ad Derick had, that spite of all their gallantry, he would have proved the victor in this race, had not a righteous judgment descended upon him in a c...

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...their pipes and vents, which nature has placed on their shoulders.” Sir T. Herbert’s Voyages into Asia and Africa. Harris Coll. “Here they saw such hu... ...ship’s tossed deck, something like that silver plate now inserted into the Victory’s plank where Nelson fell. “Ah, noble ship,” the angel seemed to sa... ... been gained there, to barbecue all the slain in the yard or garden of the victor; and then, one by one, they were placed in great wooden trenchers, a... ...cocoanuts; and with some parsley in their mouths, were sent round with the victor’s compliments to all his friends, just as though these presents were... ...aggy guns of lofty Mackinaw; they have heard the fleet thunderings of naval victories; at intervals, they yield their beaches to wild barbar ians, who... ...ad Derick had, that spite of all their gallantry, he would have proved the victor in this race, had not a righteous judgment descended upon him in a c...

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...Contents PREFACE BY WAY OF CRITICISM. ........................................................................................... 4 CHAPTER I ? VICTOR HUGO?S ROMANCES ........................................................................ 15 CHAPTER II ? SOME ASPECTS OF ROBERT BURNS.......................................................... 34 CHAPTER III ? WALT WHIT...

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............................................................... 4 CHAPTER I – VICTOR HUGO’S ROMANCES ....................................................... ...ldom wholly just. R. L. S. 15 Familiar Studies of Men & Books CHAPTER I – VICTOR HUGO’S ROMANCES Apres le roman pittoresque mais prosaique de Walter ... ...el mais ideal, vrai mais grand, qui enchassera Walter Scott dans Homere. – Victor Hugo on Quentin Durward. VCITOR HUGO’S ROMANCES occupy an important ... ...s is what has been done by Quatre Vingt Treize for the earlier romances of Victor Hugo, and, through them, for a whole division of modern literature. ... ...y so in liter- ary history; and we shall best understand the importance of Victor Hugo’s romances if we think of them as some such prolongation of one... ... large wager, for instance, that he was not unacquainted with the works of Herbert Spen- cer; and yet where, in all the history books, shall we lay ou... ...as a law to him, in the same sense as the law of evolution is a law to Mr. Herbert Spencer; and the one and the other counsels his readers, in a spiri...

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...egular boy’s dream, a tournament, or something of that nature, where I was victor, the queen—you know who she was—giving me her token—a Daisy Chain.” ... ...ittle daisy bud is the link between us and heaven?” “But about him. He was victor at first—vanquished the next time.” “I think—if it is to have an int... ...e it so seriously, it would only mean that in younger days people care for victory and distinction in this world, like Norman, or as papa most likely ... ...hich I shall sleep off. It has been so nice and quiet. Papa took up George Herbert, and has been reading me choice bits. I don’t think I have enjoyed ... ...two dear boys to-night!” said Margaret. “Norman not able to rejoice in his victory with- out her, and Harry in such an ecstacy with Norman’s honours. ... ...ain of glory mixed with humbleness, Cures both a fever and lethargicness. —Herbert. “NORMAN, do you feel up to a long day’s work?” said Dr. May, on th... ...f his own age; then they were eloquent on the wonders of the dockyard, the Victory, the block ma- chinery . And London—while Dr. May went to transact ... ...lake of brackish waters on the ground, Was all I found. —George Herbert. LATE in the evening of the same snowy 24th of December, a little d...

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... as it was in the X century. As a result, Man is no longer, like Don Juan, victor in the duel of sex. Whether he has ever really been may be doubted: ... ... pillars: one, to his left, of John Bright; the other, to his right, of Mr Herbert Spencer. Between them hang an engraved portrait of Richard Cobden; ... ...se expression there is no sympathy for him. As he speaks, he fumes down to Herbert Spencer, who receives him still more coldly] Excuse me, Octavius; b... ...the vacant one which Ramsden has placed under the nose of the effigy of Mr Herbert Spencer. Mrs Whitefield, by the way, is a little woman, whose faded... ...ount, here or hereafter. [He turns away, and plants himself in front of Mr Herbert Spencer, at whom he stares gloomily]. ANN. [rising and coming to Ra... ...ot a happy man. Ann looks happy; but she is only triumphant, success- ful, victorious. That is not happiness, but the price for which the strong sell ...

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...nt, and citations as that last history. I have been reading a good deal of Herbert. He’s a clever and a devout cove; but in places awfully twaddley (i... ...condemning something of mine for being too obtrusively didactic. Listen to Herbert – ‘Is it not verse except enchanted groves And sudden arbours shado... ...this morning. Everything wintry. I am very jolly, however, having finished Victor Hugo, and just looking round to see what I should next take up. I ha... ...d such a nice long letter (four sides) from Leslie Stephen to-day about my Victor Hugo. It is accepted. This ought to have made me gay, but it hasn’t.... ... Now Braemar is a place patronised by the royalty of the Sister Kingdoms – Victoria and the Cairngorms, sir, honouring that countryside by their con- ... ...f R. L. Stevenson: V ol. 1 and the old defeat becomes the scene of the new victory. Concern yourself about no failure; they do not cost lives, as in e... ...son, The Hermit of Skerryvore. Author of ‘John V ane Tempest: a Romance,’ ‘Herbert and Henrietta: or the Nemesis of Sentiment,’ ‘The Life and Adventur...

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...ants, no one has treated this subject with more spirit and ability than W. Herbert, Dean of Manches- ter, evidently the result of his great horticultu... ...periods of time, though as- suredly the merest trifle would often give the victory to one organic being over another. Nevertheless so profound is our ... ...ut probably in no one case could we precisely say why one species has been victorious over another in the great battle of life. A corollary of the hig... ...ed for their places in nature, will leave most progeny. But in many cases, victory will depend not on general vigour, but on having special weapons, c... ... poor chance of leaving offspring. Sexual selection by always allowing the victor to breed might surely give indomitable courage, length to the spur, ... ... the hooked jaw to the male salmon; for the shield may be as important for victory, as the sword or spear. Amongst birds, the contest is often of a mo... ... at by the third most experienced hybridiser, namely, the Hon. and Rev. W. Herbert. He is as emphatic in his conclusion that some hybrids are perfectl... ... The difference in their results may, I think, be in part accounted for by Herbert’s great horticultural skill, and by his having hothouses at his com... ...ulb of Hippeastrum aulicum produced four flowers; three were fertilised by Herbert with their own pollen, and the fourth was subsequently fertilised b...

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...st Lord it here seeketh: hostile will it be to him, and to its last God; for victory will it struggle with the great dragon. What is the great dragon ... ...g. You I advise not to work, but to fight. You I advise not to peace, but to victory. Let your work be a fight, let your peace be a victory! One can o... ...th arrow and bow; otherwise one prateth and quarrelleth. Let your peace be a victory! Ye say it is the good cause which halloweth even war? I say unto... ...age. But I ask thee: Art thou a man entitled to desire a child? Art thou the victorious one, the self-conqueror, the ruler of thy passions, the master... ... thy wish, and necessity? Or isolation? Or discord in thee? I would have thy victory and freedom long for a child. Living monuments shalt thou build t... ...ogether with such democratic in- terpretations of life as those suggested by Herbert Spen- cer, are signs of a physiological condition which is the re... ... disciples have ever claimed for Him. In verse 26 we are vividly reminded of Herbert Spencer’s words “‘Le mariage de convenance’ is legalised prostitu...

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...lowed to. The Indian gentleman, for thousands of years past, has resembled Victor Hugo’s noble: ‘Un vrai sire Chatelain Laisse ecrire Le vilain. Sa ma... ...ors, Stuarts, Mr. Milton and Mr. Burke, and I have read some- thing of Mr. Herbert Spencer and Gibbon’s ‘De- cline and Fall,’ Reynolds’ Mysteries of t...

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...e her grove and portico, not wholly unfrequented in these days. Lately the victor, whom all Pindars praised, has won an other palm, contending with ... ...ter a bloody fight, and a remnant returned home to enjoy the fame of their victory. A town ship called Lovewell’s Town, but now, for some reason, or ... ...en hearth and listen to the singing of the kettle. “The oracles often give victory to our choice, and not to the order alone of the mundane periods. A... ...the mighty bow man may be, there too, without doubt, are fortune, riches, victory, and good conduct. This is my firm belief.” I would say to the read... ... alway For a pretence to feebleness and sin. Say not that Caesar was victorious, With toil and strife who stormed the House of Fame, In ot... ...an ity with all its weakness. He is not heroic, as Raleigh, nor pious, as Herbert, nor philosophical, as Shakespeare, but he is the child of the Engl... ...on for God. Certainly, there is no senti ment so rare as the love of God. Herbert almost alone ex presses it, “Ah, my dear God!” Our poet uses simil...

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...- fore every public and private work; before an oration of Burke, before a victory of Napoleon, before a martyrdom of Sir Thomas More, of Sidney, of M... ...h so fills the imagination? The consciousness of a train of great days and victories behind. They shed an united light on the advancing actor. He is a... ...hance, and shalt sit hereafter out of fear from her rotations. A political victory, a rise of rents, the recovery of your sick or the return of your a... ...ell. They recorded that when the Thasians erected a statue to Theagenes, a victor in the games, one of his rivals went to it by night and endeavored t... ...a man thinks or knows about his virtues the better we like him. Timoleon’s victories are the best vic- tories, which ran and flowed like Homer’s verse... ...reat distinction between teachers sacred or liter- ary,—between poets like Herbert, and poets like Pope,— between philosophers like Spinoza, Kant and ...

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...e, because Nekhludoff had been an enthusiastic admirer of Henry George and Herbert Spencer. Being himself heir to a large property, he was especially ... ...tealing any property? Will that do?” Peter Gerasimovitch, pleased with his victory, agreed. “But she must be recommended to mercy,” said the merchant.... ...heir wealth, i.e., robbery; the commanders in the army pride themselves on victories, i.e., murder; and those in high places vaunt their power, i.e., ... ...er side relating something in which the names of la Comtesse Voronzoff and Victor Apraksine kept recurring. A hum of voices, mixed with laughter, came... ...eral and even a natural laugh came from the drawing-room. “That’s all that Victor. He is wonderfully sharp when he is in the right vein,” said Maslenn... ...swer. And to clear up the question he did not read Voltaire, Schopenhauer, Herbert Spencer, or Comte, but the philosophical works of Hegel and the rel... ...unded pride and of pity for her who was suffering—and the last feeling was victorious. He could not remember which came first; did the pity for her fi...

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...s, yet I cannot say that I ever lost that ‘indefinite consciousness’ which Herbert Spencer describes so well, of an Abso- lute Reality behind phenomen... ...rovided it be for the ideal cause, death may lose its sting, the grave its victory. In these states, the ordinary contrast of good and ill seems to be... ...ed, in Christian- ity, during the past fifty years, may fairly be called a victory of healthy-mindedness within the church over the morbidness with wh... ...e feels to be two deadly hostile selves, one ac- tual, the other ideal. As Victor Hugo makes his Mahomet say:— “Je suis le champ vil des sublimes c... ...5 William James ness. He may by non-resistance cut off his own sur- vival. Herbert Spencer tells us that the perfect man’s con- duct will appear perfe... ...ommon moral notions, of which he must seek immediately to get rid. For him victory, success, must be everything. The most barbaric tendencies in men c... ..., the con- spiracy of those who suffer against those who suc- ceed and are victorious; here the very aspect of the victorious is hated—as if health, s...

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..., ’twas thought that our side might move on London itself, and a confident victory was predicted for the King. As these great matters were in agitatio... ...he young men, with whom he began to pass for more than he was worth. A few victories over their common enemy, Mr. Bridge, made them incline towards hi... ...ould educate her boy; how to be a country clergy- man, like saintly George Herbert or pious Dr. Ken, was the happiest and greatest lot in life; how (i... ...ughter in the kingdom. There are but two marquises in all England, William Herbert Marquis of Powis, and Francis James Marquis of Esmond; and hark you... ...operations in the past year, they were far enhanced by the splendor of his victory in the ensuing campaign. His Grace the Captain-General went to Engl... ...court; the severe struggle of a hotly contested battle, and the triumph of victory, Mr. Esmond beheld another part of military duty: our troops enteri... ...pped almost, had this of the godlike in him, that he was impassible before victory, before danger, before defeat. Before the greatest obstacle or the ...

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...uld be upon not and false witness. Johnson put them right, and enjoyed his victory with great glee. Johnson’s partiality for Savage made him en- terta... ...iss with a new gown at a dancing school ball, a gen- eral at the head of a victorious army, and an orator, after having made an eloquent speech in a g... ...ed to me very sat- isfactory. Johnson did not answer it; but talk- ing for victory, and determined to be master of the field, he had recourse to the d... ... that it is probable that Dr. Johnson, who owned that he often ‘talked for victory,’ rather urged plausible objections to Dr. Robertson’s excellent hi... ...cannot be but one or other will come off superiour. I do not mean that the victor must have the better of the argument, for he may take the weak side;... ...ile we sat at Dr. Adams’s, we talked of a printed letter from the Reverend Herbert Croft, to a young gentleman who had been his pupil, in which he adv...