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... A typical case (certainly, undesirable by authors) in what ”we can’t see the wood for the trees”! At an attentive and applied analysis of the theor... ... of the scientist (the mathematician, in this case) against the imagination’s products- the arts and literature? The fact that only then he began to... ...ave humor of the vanguard ( stylistic trifles), but not the importance of its products” 16) . Because of the pleasant aspect of the language he noti... ...ption/ prejudgment that Eminescu must not and cannot be parodied ( as if the “products” of Eminescu’s epigones would be something else!).The paradox... ...oxisto-postmodernist features won’t appear as aleatory anymore, as some fatal products of the postmodernity, but together with the other features the...

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...n" (in short : close connection) between the "excretions", "output", "spin-offs", "products" of the human mind and the human mind itself - is a key... ... and generally: about the origin by any of the derivatives, inheritors, successors, products and similes thereof. This general contention is especi... ...ot always true. The same origin can give rise to many types of entirely unrelated products. There are too many free variables here. The origin exi... ...attached probabilities, the potentials being the logically and physically possible products. What can we learn about the origin by a crude perusal ... ...nd temporal. All the other notions of continuum are reducible to these two. Take a wooden stick. It is continuous (though finite – the two, we said... ...ere it ends – discontinuity begins. This is the boundary or threshold. Breaking the wooden stick created new boundaries. Now, pressure applied to on... ...tical reaction principle are what give the impression of continuity. The pre-broken wooden stick satisfied these two requirements: it had a boundary... ...ve no resemblance whatsoever to the first generation set. An example: heating the wooden stick will not influence our ability to instantly recogni... ...ting the wooden stick will not influence our ability to instantly recognize it as a wooden stick and as THE wooden stick. If burnt, we will be able ...

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...this lie is true, ask the blind man; he saw it too, through a knothole in a wooden brick wall. And the man with no legs walked away. 203 FOUR ... ...spake my kettle of steaming, screaming sauce roiling and boiling on the old wood stove. I could stir it to a purr a silent belching blur. But I p... ...engraved by skaters. 215 G. BENITO CÓRDOVA (USA) WAILS OF THE WETBACK WOODPECKER w. wenito wórdova “We woodpeckers whump”, whistled Willie... ...I’ve a wicked headache”, whipped Willie, As he whacked at the weak wattled wood. “Are you warming snake worms?”, wiggled Wanda. “No, I’m wash... ...white wine and warm waffles, Will whet me well”, winged the Wise Wetback Woodpecker. 216 DANIEL DELEANU (USA) PORTRET (I) Dac ă nu-i F... ...rill, the dog on the log, the medallions in scallions. It’s meat or meat by-products across America void where inhabited by all. The End 230 G...

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...pted it. Karl Marx, Hitler, Stalin, Mao attempted it ... Even US president Woodrow Wilson said : “ Why has Jesus Christ so far not succeeded in induci... ...material needs stimulate our material development. We create more and more products and instruments for material satisfaction, more and more productiv... ...ent after the child. And they walked out of the city. And they entered the wood beyond it. And they started to climb the mountain that the wood covere... ..., along the moss-dressed rocks. Until his little guide took him out of the wood and into the open. And deeply breathing in the pure air here the man l... ... him and this garden there was a precipice. Over the precipice only an old wooden bridge lay, hanging on old ropes, groaning helplessly under each tou... ...stones; and hidden treasures and monsters that guarded them; and deep dark woods dwelled by lost sad creatures; and huge fires raging at collapsing ho...

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... school we were blessed with two dedicat­ ed teachers, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Woodbury. They were commit- 28 • Mall with No Name ted to our young minds... ...ood and food related goods and services, and food related ingredients and products." In short, so long as the Tates' agreement remained in effect, I... ... of Nature's Gateway, an extremely profitable company which sells health products. After leaving Nature's Gateway, Portola set up a ven­ ture capita... ...cle Noname had not sold a single cookie, and I was far from being out the woods fi­ nancially or legally, but I felt that I had arrived at another ch... ... for having cookies out there and selling-I made the first sales at Wind wood Unity Church, my own congregation. The cookies were a hit! We sold ou...

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...ve also maintained the percentage of ingredients. I am al~ ways leery of products claiming a twenty to forty percent increase in their main ingredi... ...ably low sales and they need a gimmick to get us to buy. Why can't those products start out with the higher amount of ingredients? A forty percent ... ...N before writing. A business executive thinks in terms 139 of materials, products and services. An artist con, fronts a blank canvas and from the w... ...I constantly visual, ized my first chocolate chip cookie store in Holly, wood, California. I imagined all of those pieces coming together. One of t... ...baby food without conjur, ing up the image of the Gerber Baby. Like many products, Gerber baby food came into existence from a need created within ... ... telling me of a Japanese sculptor who carved beauti, ful statues out of wood. They said he studied the wood he was going to work on for days and s... ...en months before beginning to carve it. They asked him why he studied the wood for so long. He said that he just studied it to get to know it. He w... ...know it. He would see the object that he was to carve from that piece of wood. When he started carving he simply cut away everything that wasn't th... ... that he wanted to carve. He used his imagination to see in that piece of wood, the bear, the fish, or whatever it was he wished to carve, then cut ...

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...r in the combination of substrate and interactions? Complex processes yield simple products (think about products of thinking such as a newspaper a... ...nd temporal. All the other notions of continuum are reducible to these two. Take a wooden stick. It is continuous (though finite the two, we said,... ...ere it ends discontinuity begins. This is the boundary or threshold. Breaking the wooden stick created new boundaries. Now, pressure applied to on... ...tical reaction principle are what give the impression of continuity. The pre-broken wooden stick satisfied these two requirements: it had a boundary... ...ave no resemblance whatsoever to the first generation set. An example: heating the wooden stick will not influence our ability to instantly recogni... ...ting the wooden stick will not influence our ability to instantly recognize it as a wooden stick and as THE wooden stick. If burnt, we will be able ... ...osophers argued against such a supposition. Moreover, sometimes end-results and by- products are mistaken for goals. Is the goal of objects to fall ... ...y an intelligence (however "relevant", or external) is intelligent in itself. Some products of intelligent beings are automatic and non-intelligent... ...uty, of aesthetic superiority, of acceptability and of simplicity should be the by- products of the application of a law of parsimony. These sensati...

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Excerpt: Walden, or Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau.

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...Henry David Thoreau s or Life in the Woods This publication of Walden, or Life in the Woods is part of The Penns... ...tronic Classics Series, Jim Manis, faculty editor. Walden, or Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau is a publication of the Pennsylvania State... ...the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Walden, or Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau the Pennsylvania State University, Jim Man... ...University is an equal opportunity University. 1854 WALDEN Or Life In The Woods by Henry David Thoreau ECONOMY W HEN I WROTE the following pages, ... ...OTE the following pages, or rather the bulk of them, I lived alone, in the woods, a mile from any neigh bor, in a house which I had built myself, on ... ...nough. You will export such articles as the country affords, purely native products, much ice and pine timber and a little granite, always in native b... ...its and partridges? They are among the most simple and indigenous ani mal products; ancient and venerable families known to antiquity as to modern ti...

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...wo or three more. Solomon sings, “As the apple-tree among the trees of the wood, so is my beloved among the sons.” And again, “Stay me with flagons, c... ...lied more than ever. It was an era in the history of their race. The downy woodpecker found such a savory morsel under its bark, that he perfo- rated ... ...et its buds were, and every winter eve she flew, and still flies, from the wood, to pluck them, much to the farmer’s sorrow. The rabbit, too, was not ... ...ithout price, and without robbing anybody. There is thus about all natural products a certain volatile and ethereal quality which represents their hig... ...tree, which, planted by birds or cows, had shot up amid the rocks and open woods there, and had now much fruit on it, uninjured by the frosts, when al... ... for Nature’s bounty, even though I cannot eat it. Here on this rugged and woody hillside has grown an apple-tree, not planted by man, no relic of a f...

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...ey can come at it, and they look sadly 7 HenryDavidThoreau round to their wood lots and upland as a last resource. It is worth the while to make a vo... ...ienced and wise men, keep ing their castles, or teaming up their summer’s wood, or chop ping alone in the woods, men fuller of talk and rare adven ... ... the returns of previous years, the meadow is not reclaimed so fast as the woods are cleared. Let us here read what old Johnson says of these meadows ... ...swer all the requisitions of art. However, as art is all of a ship but the wood, and yet the wood alone will rudely serve the purpose of a ship, so ou... ... wood alone will rudely serve the purpose of a ship, so our boat, being of wood, gladly availed itself of the old law that the heavier shall float the... ...ere are hardly two alike, and each expresses its own character. In all her products Nature only develops her simplest germs. One would say that it was...

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...Talbot county, and is situated on the border of Miles River. The principal products raised upon it were tobacco, corn, and wheat. These were raised in... ..., corn, and wheat. These were raised in great abundance; so that, with the products of this and the other farms belonging to him, he was able to keep ... ...peculiarly enthusiastic. While on their way, they would make the dense old woods, for miles around, reverberate with their wild songs, revealing at on... ... Lloyd’s plantation, and, on allowance-day, place himself in the deep pine woods, and there let him, in silence, analyze the sounds that shall pass th... ...finding the girl slow to move, jumped from her bed, seized an oak stick of wood by the fireplace, and with it broke the girl’s 31 Narrative of the Li... ...was coarse corn meal boiled. This was called mush. It was put into a large wooden tray or trough, and set down upon the ground. The children were then... ...elplessness fast stealing over her once active limbs, they took her to the woods, built her a little hut, put up a little mud-chimney, 47 Narrative o...

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... geese with a long switch, went haymaking during harvest, ran about in the woods, played 8 Madame Bovary hop-scotch under the church porch on rainy d... ...ee bedstead, and bought besides a small cast-iron stove with the supply of wood that was to warm the poor child. Then at the end of a week she departe... ... Are you the doctor?” asked the child. And on Charles’s answer he took his wooden shoes in his hands and ran on in front of him. The general practitio... ...ouault, who pressed his hand and called him his saviour; he like the small wooden shoes of Mademoiselle Emma on the scoured flags of the kitchen—her h... ...h heels made her a little taller; and when she walked in front of him, the wooden soles springing up quickly struck with a sharp sound against the lea... ...me, Monsieur Homais was requested to stand godfa- ther. His gifts were all products from his establishment, to wit: six boxes of jujubes, a whole jar ... ...uld never end if I were to enumerate one after the other all the different products which the earth, well cultivated, like a generous mother, lavishes...

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...lling. Towards night we were getting near his place, and suddenly from the wood came ‘bang!’ and an- other time ‘bang!’ ‘Oh, damn it all!’… I jumped o... ...stened. Then Ivan Ivanitch went into the next room to show me a polisander wood chest of drawers remarkable for its beauty and cheap- ness. He tapped ... ...gs of many colours.… In the dining-room she papered the walls with peasant woodcuts, hung up bark shoes and sickles, stood in a corner a scythe and a ... ... As he sat in the train and afterwards as he looked for his villa in a big wood, he felt all the while hungry and weary, and dreamed of how he would h... ...we shall all walk from the church to the bride’s lodgings. . . you see the wood, the birds singing, patches of sunlight on the grass, and all of us sp... ...ly in order to be encouraged, though people do not readily make use of its products. The very best of these home products cannot be called remarkable ...

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...op, you notice that the bows are made of different materials from your old wooden, broken one. You discover a sign that is advertising twenty percent ... ... bow. You also find out the riser can be made of one of four materials. Wood was the first material used in the manufacturing of risers. The timber... ...ht and inexpensive: about twenty dol- lars. However, some drawbacks of the wood include its lack of durability and stability. The wood riser was quick... ... magnesium riser. Although a little bit heavier, the metal riser surpasses wood risers in all catego- ries. Strength, durability, and smooth shooting ... ...ng, there is a very important message and les- son to be learned here. All products in a household that may be hazardous to a child s health should be... ...ppened if I did. Since this event took place, my mother made sure that all products that were dangerous for Alan Price prepares to assign a grade. me ... ...was a uncaring mother who didn t look out for our well being because these products were avail- able to me, but people have to be sure that any storag... ...me, but people have to be sure that any storage areas with theses kinds of products that are at low levels need to have locks on them. I would like to...

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...r moved be- tween the graves, like drops of ink. The son of one of them, a wood-cutter, was perched high above their heads, pollarding one of the chur... ...d tra- versed the chestnut avenues that led down to the village. The young wood-cutter stayed a little longer, poised above the silence and swaying rh... ... the surface of the earth hard and sparkling above the prostrate dead. The wood-cutter, returning after a night of joy, re- flected: “They lilies, the... ...some one—Helen could not re- member his name. Herr Forstmeister lived in a wood, and, standing on the summit of the Oderberge, he had pointed out his ... ...ll, I had all the night, and being out was the great thing. I did get into woods, too, presently.” “Yes, go on,” said Helen. “You’ve no idea how diffi... ...e her. Would she ever receive the justice that is mercy—the justice for by-products that the world is too busy to bestow? She was fond of flow- ers, g...

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...y life divides itself into two portions widely different in character: the products of the first, once so new and original, have long either directly ... ... the thou- sand thousand imitations of them, been familiar to us; with the products of the second, equally original, and in our day far more precious,... ...ust, one would think, be different, in various respects, from the immature products of geniuses who are far from the first, and whose works spring fro... ...rite resort was a spacious floor below, near the door of which was a large wooden lattice that allowed us di- rect communication with the street and o... ...y begun. In Frank- fort, as in many other old towns, when anybody put up a wooden structure, he ventured, for the sake of space, to make, not only the... ...in the boy, and was specially nourished and promoted by old chronicles and woodcuts, as, for instance, those of Grave relating to the siege of Frankfo... ...g else; and, even on this occasion, the deputy brought a handsomely turned wooden goblet filled with pepper. Upon it lay a pair of gloves, curi- ously... ...ankfort artists,—the painter Hirt, who excelled in animating oak and beech woods, and other so- called rural scenes, with cattle; T rautmann, who had ... ...For if on the one side stand those who are employed in the simple and rude products, and on the other those who desire to enjoy something that has bee...

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...e the sight of a book all the rest of your life. With millions of acres of woods and valleys and hills and wind and air and birds and streams and fish... ...on a child or an adult on the same pretext; but as a glance at the average products of our public school and university education shews that it is not... ...cuted for laying his son’s childhood waste with lessons, were superior, as products of training, to our school- boys. They were very conspicuously sup... ...that it should not sometimes be driven out into the open—imprisoned in the woods and on the mountains, as it were. For there are frowsty children, jus... ...ss that does not know how to govern. And how can this rabble of the casual products of luck, cunning, and folly, be expected to know how to govern? Th...

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... He was now exhausted, and, perspiring profusely, he sat down alone in the woods to rest. He soon after re- sumed his work, cutting down one more tree... ...l soon show you,” and, taking an empty bag in his hand, he started for the woods. The little girls laughed as they said, “What a fool he is!” and resu... ...u might get me about three bushels.” “Well,” said Ivan, “we will go to the woods, or, better still, we will harness the horse, as we could not possibl... ...ould not possibly carry so much money ourselves.” The brothers went to the woods and Ivan proceeded to gather the oak leaves, which he rubbed between ... ...the fools remained. They had no money, their wealth consisting only of the products of their labor. But they lived peacefully together, supported them... ... seen any money. Their business was conducted entirely by exchange of farm products or by hiring themselves out to work by the day in return for whate... ...l about the place was quiet. Going into the room, Ivan seated himself on a wooden bench and soon became lost in thought. He remembered how, when Gavry...

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... Roosevelt.....................218 William Howard Taft...................221 Woodrow Wilson.........................236 Woodrow Wilson................... ...duties, of our burdens and blessings. The forest has fallen by the ax of our woodsmen; the soil has been made to teem by the till age of our farmers;... ...exception to this rule should consist in the pecu liar encouragement of any products of either of them that may be found essential to our national in... ...nsive, embracing so great a variety of soil and climate, and consequently of products, and which from the same causes must ever exhibit a great differ... ...hances of war and opening to them new and ever increasing markets for their products. To Texas the reunion is important, because the strong protectin... ...e who would not prefer free inter course with her to high duties on all our products and manufactures which enter her ports or cross her fron tiers?... ... time. The Capitol itself was sheathed in scaffolding because the copper and wood “Bulfinch” dome was being replaced with a cast iron dome designed by... ... tempo INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 156 rary wooden structure on Judiciary Square. The wind blew continuously through ... ...ible duties. INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 235 Woodrow Wilson FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1913 The electio...

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...ave no serious use. Then (6) there are the arts which furnish gold, silver , wood, bark, and other materials, which should have been put first; these,... ...n? STRANGER: I am referring to gold, silver , and other metals, and all that wood-cutting and shearing of every sort provides for the art of carpentry... ... servants of the other classes in a State, and who exchange and equalise the products of husbandry and the other arts, some sitting in the market-plac...

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... AFTERNOON, a hansom drove at great speed along Belsize Avenue, St. John’s Wood, and stopped before a large mansion. A young lady sprang out; ran up t... ...lope was a dilapidated Swiss cottage, sur- rounded by a veranda on slender wooden pillars, about which clung a few tendrils of withered creeper, their... ...ening for the coming of the rain. Access from the road- way was by a rough wooden gate in the hedge. To the sur- prise of Agatha, who had last seen th... ...e a day’s work to keep me goin’, I could put up all this money in a little wooden savings bank I have at home, and keep it to spend when sickness or o... ...fe and mother and five children. Them canal boats is what you may call the wooden walls of England.” “Come, get on with your story,” said the inspecto... ...italists who could only secure profit by obtaining from their workmen more products than they paid them for, and could only tempt customers by offerin... ...uld only tempt customers by offering a share of the unpaid-for part of the products as a reduction in price. Thus he found that the system of withhold... ...ur in- dustry and in our access to iron and coal. Other nations bought our products for less than they must have spent to raise them at home, and yet ... ...t- ments; the farms and sheep runs will be cleared for deer for- ests. All products that can in the nature of things be manu- factured elsewhere than ...

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...eatises on estate management, disliked factories, the raising of expensive products, and the buying of expensive seed corn, and did not make a hobby o... ... house on the old stone foun- 28 War and Peace – Epilogues dations was of wood, plastered only inside. It had bare deal floors and was furnished with... ... of the work, should in an access of zeal plaster over the windows, icons, woodwork, and still unbuttressed walls, and should be delighted that from t...

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...lled wise because possessing a knowledge which counsels for the best about wooden imple ments? Certainly not. Nor by reason of a knowledge which advi... ...ow. I will, but you must show me the way. Here is no path, I said, and the wood is dark and perplex ing; still we must push on. Let us push on. Here ... ...on ceive, fond of fine tones and colours and forms and all the artificial products that are made out of them, but their mind is incapable of seeing ... ...arry ing all sorts of vessels, and statues and figures of animals made of wood and stone and various materials, which ap pear over the wall? Some o...

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...the Futrue Joseph M. Schifano ...................................................................................................... 8 Rewards Beyond Products Kari Barnett............................................................................................................ 10 The American Alex Groysman ....................................................................

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............................................................ 8 Rewards Beyond Products Kari Barnett......................................................... ... receive, but sometimes you have to look at the rewards beyond your actual products. One afternoon, I spent hours planting seed- lings, watering with ... ...l vegetables that means the most and is the most rewarding. Rewards Beyond Products 10 Kari Barnett Besto of Four IT WA S IN THE SUMMER of 1988, whil... ...rs and the ones who live close to the resort live in small cottages in the woods with small coal stoves as their only source of heat. Most ski instruc... ...comes a whole different scene. Unintentionally, some children ski into the woods, others lie at the top of the hill, and a few go for the ultimate rus...

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... him, he got up, and after throwing three or four enormous pieces of green wood on to the fire—for these gentlemen were gradually cutting down the par... ...ld out his glass over the table, and repeated: “France and the French, the woods, the fields, and the houses of France belong to us!” The others, who ... ...trick that consists of putting a man or woman with extended arms against a wooden target, and in throwing knives between their fingers and round their... ...the trade, and that the knives are not the least sharp, and stick into the wood at some dis- 47 Selected Writings tance from the flesh. It is the rap... ...her thing was a crime, a horrible crime.” The woman, who stood against the wooden tar- get every night with her arms stretched out and her finger exte... ...more, when once that period is accomplished which separates the successive products one from the other? Why not one more? Why not, also, other trees w...

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...he village. In the fall of the year chop- pers were employed to cut enough wood to last a twelve- month. When I was seven or eight years of age, I beg... ...- month. When I was seven or eight years of age, I began haul- ing all the wood used in the house and shops. I could not load it on the wagons, of cou... ...g corn and potatoes, bringing in the crops when harvested, hauling all the wood, besides tend- ing two or three horses, a cow or two, and sawing wood ... ...lways the same one, either. Switches were brought in bundles, from a beech wood near the school house, by the boys for whose benefit they were intende... ...rther instructions. Those authorized to do so selected a place in the pine woods, be- tween the old town of Natchitoches and Grand Ecore, about three ... ...nd person were thoroughly protected, and a market was afforded for all the products of the coun- try such as the people had never enjoyed before. The ... ...early California life ex- ceed in strangeness and interest any of the mere products of the brain of the novelist. Those early days in California broug... ...ng the war. Inventions were made in all kinds of machinery to increase the products of a day’s labor in the shop, and in the field. In the South no op... ...very fertile, and is capable of supporting fifteen millions of people. The products of the soil are so valuable that labor in her fields would be so c...

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...tween the two men in Soldania, in or between a Swiss and an Indian, in the woods of America, are binding to them, though they are perfectly in a state... ...he picked up under an oak, or the apples he gathered from the trees in the wood, has certainly appropriated them to him self. Nobody can deny but the... ...ts as he could he that so employed his pains about any of the spontaneous products of Nature as any way to alter them from the state Nature put them ... ...alue. I think it will be but a very modest computation to say, that of the products of the earth useful to the life of man, nine tenths are the effect... ...e worth anything; it is to that we owe the greatest part of all its useful products; for all that the straw, bran, bread, of that acre of wheat, is mo... ...very loaf of bread before it came to our use if we could trace them; iron, wood, leather, bark, timber, stone, bricks, coals, lime, cloth, dyeing drug... ...ced to the contrary. He that would have been insolent and injurious in the woods of America would not probably be much better on a throne, where per ... ...ab lished laws and set forms of government, than if they were born in the woods amongst the unconfined inhab itants that run loose in them. For thos...

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...t from that of the men, squeezed his way along; some- times like a chip of wood whirling in the river, an hussar on foot, an orderly, or a townsman wa... ... waiting till the sample, which a quartermaster sergeant was carrying in a wooden bowl to an officer who sat on a log before his shelter, had been tas... ...e *”On vous fera danser.” **”What’s he singing about?” 99 Tolstoy felling wood. The French line was wider than ours, and it was plain that they could... ...n that was outflanking us. To the left the horizon bounded by the adjacent wood. Prince Bagration ordered two battalions from the center to be sent to... ... men uselessly, and so had hastened to throw some sharp- shooters into the wood. “V ery good!” said Bagration. As he was leaving the battery, firing w... ...shed in the city where peasants can bring their sur- plus supplies and the products of the soil. The govern- ment has taken the following steps to ens... ...eatises on estate management, disliked factories, the raising of expensive products, and the buying of expensive seed corn, and did not make a hobby o...

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...ere are for digestion, muscular movement, animal heat. Vice and virtue are products like vitriol and sugar.” When we read such proclamations of the in... ...ied with respect.[46] [45] I refer to Mr. Horatio W. Dresser and Mr. Henry Wood, especially the former. Mr. Dresser’s works are published by G. P. Put... ...ser’s works are published by G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York and London; Mr. Wood’s by Lee & Shepard Boston. [46] Lest my own testimony be suspected, I ... ...ould in some degree neutralize such an ocean of morbidity.”[49] [49] Henry Wood: Ideal Suggestion through Mental Photography. Boston, 1899, p. 54. Alt... ...ly removed from all distractions, as though he were alone in some primeval wood. Taking his difficulty with him into the mystic silence in the form of... ...nks that things operate by personal forces, and for the sake of [63] Henry Wood: Ideal suggestion through Mental Photography, pp. 51, 70 (abridged). ... ...le to commend. The fruits of religion, in other words, are, like all human products, liable to corruption by excess. Com- mon sense must judge them. I... ...her mystical flights, with their positiveness and abrupt- ness, are surely products of no such merely negative condition. It seems far more reasonable... ...of religion, and that philosophic and theological for- mulas are secondary products, like translations of a text into another tongue. But all such sta...

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...are but one example: and surely if we consider the interval between the first wooden Dibble fashioned by man, and those Liverpool Steam carriages, or ... ...ont, also to the length of an ell, and laced on the side with tags; even the wooden shoes have their ell long noses: some also clap bells on the peak.... ...inuteness. We hear of Entepfuhl standing “in trustful derangement” among the woody slopes; the paternal Orchard flanking it as extreme outpost from bel... ... of whom will, in a subsequent century, be manufactured at N¨ urnberg out of wood and leather, foster the growth of anything; much more of Mind, which... ...ded from without and from within; the fire of genius struggling up among fuel wood of the greenest, and as yet with more of bitter vapor than of clear ... ...e Actual body itself forth from the great mystic Deep. “Visible and tangible products of the Past, again, I reckon up to the extent of three: Cities, ...

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...desirable. Every society gets en- cumbered with what is trivial, with dead wood from the past, and with what is positively perverse. The school has th... ...cation a never ending stream of detail. The prevailing habits of using the products of human art and the raw materials of nature constitute by all odd... ...appreciate the nurturing in- fluence of the great collective institutional products of humanity. For those who learned the lesson of this move- ment, ... ...tive; that it looks primarily to the past and espe- cially to the literary products of the past, and that mind is adequately formed in the degree in w... ...viron- ment. The other point is that it is a part of wisdom to utilize the products of past history so far as they are of help for the future. Since t... ...rn. Being burned is a mere physical change, like the burning of a stick of wood, if it is not perceived as a consequence of some other action. Blind a... ... is a way of managing material to develop a conclusion. Me- chanical rigid woodenness is an inevitable corollary of any theory which separates mind fr... ...dicates what a rich field is at hand. There is work with paper, cardboard, wood, leather, cloth, yarns, clay and sand, and the metals, with and withou... ... in making, say, a kite, with respect to the grain and other properties of wood, the matter of size, angles, and proportion of parts, to the attitude ...

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..., brutal exploitation.” “The need of a constantly expanding market for its products chases the bourgeoisie over the whole surface of the globe.” “The ... ... if rectangular, a square.” The carpenter says: “I can do what I will with wood. If I want it curved, I use an arc; if straight, a line.” But on what ... ...ht, a line.” But on what grounds can we think that the natures of clay and wood desire this application of compasses and square, of arc and line? Neve... ... managing horses, and potters and carpenters for their skill with clay and wood. Those who govern the empire make the same mistake. Now I regard gover... ... possibilities of agriculture. Socialists and Anar- chists in the main are products of industrial life, and few among them have any practical knowledg... ...markets, primarily markets for investment, secondarily markets for surplus products of home industry. Where the concentration of capital has gone furt... ... preferential market for investment of trust “prof- its” and surplus trust products: if in time these states can be brought within a Zollverein under ...

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... live in- doors, even though his home may be a convenient city “flat.” The woods, the fields, the streams, the lakes, the wide com- mon with plenty of... ...e is poor cattle jump the fences. When food is scarce in the mountains and woods the deer come down to the farms and villages. And the same general la... ...business man, who at every opportunity leaves civilization and goes to the woods to kill wild animals or to the lakes and streams to fish. The call to... ...tions, cus- toms and rules, to kill for the sake of killing, to get to the woods and streams and away from brick buildings and stone walls, is strong ... ...oration and decay and is doubtless leading that way now. One of the latest products of civilization that has had a marked effect on crime is the autom... ...rs and is seriously affected by them. The fox and the rabbit both roam the woods, apparently at will, at least independently of each other. By an infi...

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...AMPTON. That’ s a spoiled child, Mr. V alentine. That’s one of your modern products. When I was her age, I had many a good hiding fresh in my memory t... ...he vases on pillar pedestals of veined marble with bases of polished black wood, one on each side of the win- dow; the ornamental cabinet next the vas...

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...direct communication in its own ships, and an indi- rect conveyance of its products and returns, to and from America, in the ships of another country.... ... abundance certain kinds of naval stores—tar, pitch, and turpentine. Their wood for the construction of ships is also of a more solid and lasting text... ...ps of which the navy might be composed, if chiefly constructed of Southern wood, would be of signal importance, either in the view of naval strength o... ...it have happened otherwise? Could that which procures a freer vent for the products of the earth, which furnishes new incitements to the cultivation o... ...e state of its agriculture, commerce, manufactures, with the nature of its products and consumptions, with the different degrees and kinds of its weal...

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...nd the literary movement thus initiated has resulted in some of the finest products of ge- nius and learning. The style in which the Koran is written ... ...not. Burned shall he be at the fiery flame, 2 And his wife laden with fire wood,– On her neck a rope of palm fibre. 1 Undoubtedly one of the earliest... .... Sura liv. 15, p. 77. The traditions as to the collec- tion of pitch from wood of the Ark, in the time of Berosus (B.C. 250?) for amulets, and of the... ...ood of the Ark, in the time of Berosus (B.C. 250?) for amulets, and of the wood itself, in the time of Josephus (Ant. i. 3, 6, c. Apion, i. 19) must h...