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...t. “Frognal,” he says, is the place where they met, and it sum- mons to my memory the word on a board at the corner of a flint-dressed new road, an es... ...ar tissue of the world. But she wasn’t. He had kept her photograph and her memory sweet, and if ever he had strayed from the severest constancy, it se... ...ird quality of dream stuff with my thoughts. Athwart all this tumult of my memory goes this queer fig- ure of my unanticipated companion, so obsessed ... ...itate upon the adventure of boarding the train. But now we should have the memory of our landlord’s curious eye upon us, and we should decide at last ... ...uating smell of resin returns to me, and whenever I smell resin, comes the memory of the open end of the shed looking out upon the lake, the blue-gree... ..., pervade it still, and a campaign- ing quality—no longer against specific disorders, but against universal human weaknesses, and the inanimate forces... ..., shrink and shrivel, until at last, back I should be amidst the grime and disorders of the life of earth. T ell me about these samurai, who remind me...

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... his charges, and attentive to his guests; he allowed no gross and evident disorders in his house, and practised none himself; he was kind and charita... ...e association of ideas, the events of the preceding night came back to his memory; though those of latest occurrence were dim as dreams. But one circu... ... dress, meaning to learn from Hugh Crombie those particulars which his own memory had not retained. His chief apprehension was, that the appointed tim... ...at news this morning?” “Why, let me see,—oh, yes! It had almost slipped my memory,” replied the bed-maker. “Poor Widow Butler died last night, after h... ...es, so powerful with her but a moment before, had either vanished from her memory or lost all their efficacy. Her companion, who gazed searchingly int... ...ached his twentieth year. His 106 Fanshawe fellow-students erected to his memory a monument of rough- hewn granite, with a white marble slab for the ...

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... severed head and hands. Each day had made the boy prouder of his father’s memory , more deeply incensed against the Court party that had brought abou... ...ing Louis, he is as holy a man as ever lived since King Godfrey of blessed memory, but he has bad luck, ever bad luck. The Saints forefend, but I trow... ... Henry. “Prithee let me have one likewise, holy Sir,” quoth Rich- ard, “in memory of the talk that hath taught me so much of the import of my crusadin... ..., sounding, however, sweet and birdlike from the very liberties the little memory had taken in twisting its mellifluous words into a rhythm of her own... ...in fine case.” “Alack yes, Lady!” “I’ve seen it many a time; and all their disorders will be creeping into our camp next. Tell me, is it even as they ... ...n shining steel, guarding the way along which were carried the coffins. In memory, perhaps, of Louis’s own words, “I, your leader, am going first,” hi...

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...ristian dwelling side by side with it, which was the type of Resurrection. I never shall think of the former, without the latter. The two will always ... ...s hand that The Uncommercial Traveller 13 afflicts us, and I try to submit. Some day I may be able to visit the spot, and see where he lies, and erec... ... cared for sympathy, but none much cared to be encouraged with hope of recovery; on the whole, I should say, it was considered rather a distinction to... ...ey were soothed in their suffer- ings. No punishment that our inefficient laws provide, is wor- thy of the name when set against the guilt of this tra... ...e Pyramids of Egypt. The dark vestries and registries into which I have peeped, and the little hemmed-in churchyards that have echoed to my feet, have... ... it was a little likeness of this man keeping a wicket, and I said, ‘God bless my soul! Joe Specks!’ Through many changes and much work, I had preserv...

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...nt General—and that’s money enough, my dear, to be cast into a pyramid, in memory of Chancery’s transcen dent wickedness.” “Is it possible, guardian,... ...ve been here.” “True! My dear, for the moment—true. I blame myself. But my memory has been drawn out of me, with everything else, by what I mentioned.... ... from, had never had a hope inspired by, made an enduring impression on my memory—I say I ex plained, or tried to do it, how I had only hoped that Mr... ...interests; and people may die off, and points may drag them selves out of memory, and many things may smoothly hap pen that are convenient enough.” ... ...t and to dirt and all things decaying and dismal, and perpetuated Symond’s memory with congenial shabbiness. Quartered in this dingy hatchment commemo... ...t was now a delicate high nosed invalid suffering under a complication of disorders. “This,” said Mr. Skimpole, “is my Beauty daughter, Arethusa—play...

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...n for his daughter, gave the Duc de Choiseul to understand that the public disorders of the Duchess offended him. If the Duke would send her into a co... ...mond ring, that he drew from his finger, and that he begged him to keep in memory of him. Nay, more, when he was cured, he used all his influence to r... ...e agreed to accompany me to La T rappe, and to make a portrait of him from memory. The whole affair was to be kept a profound secret, and only one cop... ...iend. Rigault admitted to me that he had worked so hard to produce it from memory, that for several months afterwards he had been unable to do any- th... ...fulness of his refusals, and his indefatigable patience as a listener. His memory was so great that he remembered all matters submitted to him, which ... ... the bottom. Blansac, thus left alone in command, was much troubled by the disorders he saw and heard, and by the want which he felt of fresh orders. ... ...ER XXXI CHAPTER XXXI CHAPTER XXXI CHAPTER XXXI THERE PRESENTS ITSELF to my memory an anecdote which it would be very prudent perhaps to be silent upon... ...that a party of the enemy had entered Artois, that they had com- mitted no disorders, but that they were there still. Although people found it difficu... ...rely punished for his pains. The Parliament assembled to debate upon these disorders. It came to the resolution of submitting various proposals to the...

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...t Skinner had hacked off in order to close the window overnight, but these disorders she did not heed. She packed in a decent sheet. She packed all he... ...He had heard the clatter of the doctor’s approach and— though the doctor’s memory has nothing of this—wild shout- ing. He had got out of bed hastily, ... ...e inexplicable way corrupted by it, and perished at the onset of infantile disorders. The Cossar boys took to it with amazing avidity. Of course a thi... ...and drat the Boy!” Mrs. Caddles would say— she had with the help of a good memory become quite a florid and vigorous individuality since Mrs. Skinner ... ...ant women, the Princess…. There leapt into his mind the oddest contrast, a memory of Bensington, very bright and little—Bensington with his hand amids...

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... the heart that you made glad, could tell you that I shall be happy in the memory of my happiness—that the dear thought of you will live on in this ro... ...om you; for I shall live to carry out your sacred wishes and to honor your memory.” Benassis pressed Genestas’ hand as an invitation to follow him, an... ...oor Gondrin—perhaps but for that accolade he would have died ere now. This memory and the hope that some day Napoleon will return are all that Gondrin... ...for the day of triumph of a suffering people is always brief, and involves disorders of the worst kind. There would be no truce in a desperate strife ... ...lory, France, and battle,’ So it had to be, children, he must die; but his memory—never!” Goguelat made an incredulous gesture, then he whispered to t... ...lthy young men lead in Paris. Owing to a good education and an excel- lent memory, I seemed cleverer than I really was, forthwith I looked down upon o...

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... very much exceeded In their own way by all the things that she did. Her memory was a mine: she knew by heart All Calderon and greater part of... ...ss art, And he himself obliged to shut up shop — he Could never make a memory so fine as That which adorn’d the brain of Donna Inez. Her fav... ...esteem, And yet can not regret what it hath cost, So dear is still the memory of that dream; Yet, if I name my guilt, ‘t is not to boast, ... ... first pyramid And largest, thinking it was just the thing To keep his memory whole, and mummy hid; But somebody or other rummaging, Burgl... ..., His father’s, whom he loved, as ye may think, For on such things the memory reposes With tenderness—stood howling on the brink, Knowing ... ...y Potemkin; Others talk’d learnedly of certain tumours, Exhaustion, or disorders of the same kin; Some said ‘t was a concoction of the humours...

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...b again, gave his confirma- tion to the story, and added new honors to the memory of Antaeus. The Africans tell that after the death of Antaeus, 13 P... ...udice, and struck in with the king’s passion for glo- rifying his friend’s memory, suggesting various plans to do him honor, and contributing largely ... ...pon the works and trenches, and there Pompey fought without his helmet, in memory of his former danger, and to avoid the like. The camp was thus taken... ...is so long a time as was necessary for the suppression of all the greatest disorders in the province; and after moderating and allaying the more viole... ...is sub- jects call himself their general and Alexander their king. But the disorders of his family, chiefly caused by his new marriages and attachment... ... passed the Hellespont, and at Troy sacrificed to Minerva, and honored the memory of the heroes who were buried there, with solemn libations; especial... ...not wanting above four and thirty, of whom nine were foot-soldiers; and in memory of them he caused so many statues of brass, of Lysippus’s making, to... ...ount of the ill conduct of the general. However, amidst the corruption and disorders of that army, he showed such a love of discipline, so much brav- ... ...stood to be con- suls, and that not only with the usual and now recognized disorders of bribery and corruption, but with arms and slaughter, and every...

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...ted infants exchanging measles, rashes, whooping-cough, fever, and stomach disorders, as if they were assembled in High Market for the purpose. Even i... ... on in a state of airy surprise. Taking her eyes off the book, to test her memory of some- thing in it, Lizzie was the first to see herself observed. ... ...eed of what I say, it will be worse for her. Let him turn that over in his memory , and make sure of it. Worse for her!’ A pause ensued, in which the ... ...ch,’ again rubbing his head, ‘I object to regard myself.’ ‘I’ll bear it in memory, sir.’ ‘If you’ll be so good.’ Mr Wegg slowly subdues his ironical t... ...nion that any man might—might look up to—and—and commit the sayings of, to memory—and— form himself upon—if he—’ ‘If he liked the model?’ suggested Be... ...n words hurt a dead man, Captain? I only ask you fair.’ ‘They can hurt the memory of a dead man, and they can hurt his living children. How many child...

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..., after all,” continued Grandfather, “any other old chair, if it possessed memory and a hand to write its recollections, could record stranger stories... ...were a great deal worse than the old Indian currency of clam shells. These disorders of the circulating medium were a source of endless plague and per... ... eloquent and able patriot,” replied Grand father. “He deserves a lasting memory for his zealous efforts in behalf of liberty. No man’s voice was mor... ...he town. But, alas! it was a bitter thought that he should leave no loving memory behind him. His forefathers, long after their spirits left the earth...

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...istinctive something, a few ca- pacities, a few incapacities, an uncertain memory, a hesitat- ing presence? It matters no doubt in its place and time,... ...hysical analysis destroys. T ransmigration of souls with- out a continuing memory is to my mind utter foolishness, the imagining of a race of children... ..., shrink and shrivel, until at last, back I should be amidst the grime and disorders of the life of earth. Tell me about these Samurai, who re- mind m... ...d of the flowers that it can find delight in. So the man finds at last his memory and appre- hensions glutted. It is not that he could not love those ...

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...irlandaise threw me in a moment out of the world of realities into that of memory and fancy. There looked down upon me the faithful companion of my la... ... I was wandering about, was passing in rapid confusion before my terrified memory. I could revive with vivid reality all the incidents of our voyage, ... ...which domi- nated me, and describe the actual position even better than my memory could do.) Sunday, 23. Where are we? Driven forward with a swift- n... ...given us up for lost, all were for the time dismissed from the pages of my memory. “Well,” cried my uncle, “let us make a way with our pickaxes.” 184... ...a well-remembered date in our subterranean journey. It never returns to my memory without sending through me a shudder of horror and a palpitation of ... .... I made no doubt but that it would be in some northern region. Before its disorders set in, the needle had never devi- ated from that direction. From...

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...e loved me well enough to wait for me, and even to re- main faithful to my memory. When I returned she was married. This is the history of most men wh... ... he has so perilously climbed. When he had run over all these names in his memory, again read and studied them, com- 109 Alexandre Dumas menting mean... ...ppy, and so fully occupied, that there may be no place for me even in your memory.” “Oh!” murmured Valentine. “Adieu, Valentine, adieu!” said Morrel, ... ...osing, but his oath and the gravity of the circum- stances recurred to his memory; he struggled to conceal his emo- tion and bowed to Franz. “Mademois... ...rmured, — “Go on.” “Nothing is ever so firmly impressed on the mind as the memory of our early childhood, and with the exception of the two scenes I h... ...ur flesh, if you insinuate a bullet into your brain, which the least shock disorders, — then certainly, you will suffer pain, and you will repent quit...

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...d been served up and rejected at the social board a dozen times within her memory; 16 House of Mirth and while Judy Trenor was obdurate there was sma... ...e since her husband’s death—a remote event, which appeared to dwell in her memory chiefly as a dividing point in the personal reminiscences that forme... ...s extravagance, its lack of balls or excess of divorces. She had a special memory for the vicissitudes of the “new people” who rose to the sur- face w... ...a fatal attraction, and where they hung fast in the toils of an inexorable memory. Lily would 114 House of Mirth have been surprised to know how many... ...it must appear to Lily. And the cruelty of Lily’s judgments smote upon her memory. She saw that she had dressed her idol with attributes of her own ma... ...ie 158 House of Mirth down, her aunt’s panacea for all physical and moral disorders. In the solitude of her own room she was brought back to a sharp ...

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...if everybody was to drink their bottle a day , there would not be half the disorders in the world there are now. It would be a famous good thing for u... ...oved it since. At that time indeed I used to wonder at her choice. But her memory endears it now.” 136 Northanger Abbey “And ought it not,” reflected... ... apartments of the unfortunate Mrs. Tilney, must be, as cer- tainly as her memory could guide her, exactly over this sus- 143 Jane Austen pected rang... ...nterest her imagination beyond the sight of a very elegant monument to the memory of Mrs. Tilney, which im- mediately fronted the family pew. By that ... ...r my mother’s character, as described by Eleanor, which does honour to her memory. The world, I believe, never saw a better woman. But it is not often...

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...ve been manuscripts to ensure the preservation of the poems—the unassisted memory of reciters being neither sufficient nor trustworthy. But here we on... ...tence of trained bards, 14 The Odyssey of Homer gifted with extraordinary memory, is far less astonishing than that of long manuscripts, in an age es... ...son for believing that the bard was un der no necessity of refreshing his memory by consulting a manuscript; for if such had been the fact, blindness... ...aining the utmost perfection in his art, if he had been conscious that the memory of the bard was onlv maintained by constant reference to the manuscr... ...ssary? Not for the rhapsodes; for with them it was not only planted in the memory, but also inter woven with the feelings, and conceived in conjuncti... ...NT While Ulysses lies in the vestibule of the palace, he is witness to the disorders of the women. Minerva comforts him, and casts him asleep. At his ...

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...co- rated predecessors. Perhaps it was just as well there was no inherited memory. Ann Veronica was by this time quite shocked at her own thoughts, an... ... fundamental changes, of a New Age that is to replace all the stresses and disorders of contemporary life. Miss Miniver learned of her flight and got ... ... an orange tie, and a fluffy tweed suit, and others who, in Ann Veronica’s memory, in spite of her efforts to recall details, remained obstinately jus... ...cience that I offended you—” “Offended me when?” “I’ve been haunted by the memory of you. I was rude and stupid. We were talking about the suffrage—an... ...his relationship. The particulars of her engagement were very clear in her memory. She had taken care he should have this momen- tous talk with her on... ...rhetorical hand. “I will make you love me! Until he has faded—faded into a memory…” He saw her into the train at Waterloo, and stood, a tall, grave fi...

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... Art, through the portraits of every Drinking Age. “You are a little late, Memory,” said Stryver. “About the usual time; it may be a quarter of an hou... ...e, and said, “Now I am ready!” “Not much boiling down to be done to night, Memory,” said Mr. Stryver, gaily, as he looked among his papers. A Tale of ... ...ver the trial for treason, and carried it, as to the pub lic interest and memory, far out to sea, Mr. Jarvis Lorry walked along the sunny streets fro... ...dant. Doctors who made great fortunes out of dainty remedies for imaginary disorders that never existed, smiled upon their courtly patients in the ant... ...ing himself up, “if ma dame my wife undertook to keep the register in her memory alone, she would not lose a word of it not a syllable of it. Knitted... ...s, resting on a stone seat: in either case detained to be imprinted on the memory of the chief and his subordinates. “Come!” said the chief, at length...