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...orted by smooth columns, of which each one had cost the life of a straight-stemmed young palm, the scent of flowering hedges drifted in warm waves. Th... ...ore me upon the weary paths; her figure was straight and flexible like the stem of a slender tree; the heels of her feet were round and polished like ... ...te by chance a literary man—who nevertheless was related to an earl—he was induced to finance a moribund society paper. It was a semi- political, and ... ...e graves of the living, with their doors numbered like the doors of prison-cells, and as impenetrable as the granite of tombstones. “Yes! Restraint, d...

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...that his consequent shout of laughter roused the Jew from his reverie, and induced him to inquire what was the matter. ‘Matter, Fagin!’ cried Charley.... ...ut of the room. ‘Ah!’ said Mr. Blathers: not holding his wine glass by the stem, but grasping the bottom between the thumb and fore finger of his lef... ... and a great deal more conversation, a neighbouring magistrate was readily induced to take the joint bail of Mrs. Maylie and Mr. Losberne for Oliver’s... ...pulse, when freed from the ob stacles which had unavailingly attempted to stem its head long course. ‘If you flung a man’s body down there, where wo... ... produce any evidence which will alter the unfavourable opinion I was once induced to entertain of that poor child, in Heaven’s name put me in possess... ...ing the law; this ceremony performed, they led him to one of the condemned cells, and left him there—alone. He sat down on a stone bench opposite the ... ...y had entered, and led them on, through dark and winding ways, towards the cells. ‘This,’ said the man, stopping in a gloomy passage where a couple of...

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...etters he had written them, of many of which he had kept no copies. He was induced to this by the fact, that after Henry Cromwell’s death, his mistres... ...us, that great injured name, (The glory of the priesthood, and the shame!) Stemm’d the wild torrent of a barbarous age, And drove those holy Vandals o... ...unch forth to seek the old. 400 Then ships of uncouth form shall stem the tide, And feather’d people crowd my wealthy side, And naked youths... ...of grace and nature, virtue and passion. In these deep solitudes and awful cells, Where heavenly-pensive Contemplation dwells, And ever-musing Melanch... ...confusion know; And these for ever, though a monarch reign, Their separate cells and properties maintain. Mark what unvaried laws preserve each state,... ...oft season, when descending showers 125 In these deep solitudes and awful cells, 136 In these gay thoughts the Loves and Graces shine, 148 K Knelle...

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...et from the public roads, and the weights that pressed men to death in the cells of Newgate. I had proceeded thus far, when I found I had been lying a... ... attentive, except when some unusual noise at the Theatre over the way has induced some gentleman to glance inquiringly towards the window in that dir... ..., in a conversation about her luggage, until she was, with no small pains, induced to raise her head, and turn her face towards the light. Satisfied t... ...wgate Street, he can show you where he lives—a raving drunken woman in the cells, who has screeched her voice away, and has hardly power 140 Reprinte... ..., looking like the bowls of gigantic tobacco pipes, cut short off from the stem and turned upside down? And the fires—and the smoke—and the roads made... ...y stranger before. What a valley! Mountains piled on mountains, avalanches stemmed by pine forests; water falls, chalets, mountain torrents, wooden b...

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...giddy dangerous ascent, even in the darkness; he swung him- self up by the stems and boughs of the vines and climbing plants, his naked feet clung to ... ...denying habits to which the Domini- cans were devoted in their neighboring cells. The festive sea- son was nearly at an end, for it was the 20th of Fe... ...word, and deed; until at last Payssi, the prior who had succeeded him, was induced, by the hope of a bishopric, to bear false witness against him. He ... ...er was stained by the death of Marigny, whom, by false accusations, he was induced to sen- tence to be shot. Marigny showed great courage and resigna-...

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...mentioned in the beginning of the chapter. Hundreds of broad-headed, short-stemmed, wide- branched oaks, which had witnessed perhaps the stately march... ...or pushing his nose into his hand. Even he was repelled by the 26 Ivanhoe stem command, “Down, Balder, down! I am not in the humour for foolery.” In ... ...nded contamination of his nearer approach. Probably the same motives which induced Cedric to open his hall to this son of a rejected people, would hav... ...oble part of the building, where a number of small apart- ments, or rather cells, served for sleeping places to the lower order of domestics, and to s... ...en personal torture. Yet the passive courage inspired by the love of gain, induced the Jews to dare the various evils to which they were subjected, in... ...ainers, and to support the extravagance and magnificence which their pride induced them to affect, the nobility borrowed sums of money from the Jews a... ... weather by hav- ing its crevices stuffed with moss mingled with clay. The stem of a young fir-tree lopped of its branches, with a piece of wood tied ... ...ured on their sepulchres,—O, worthy William de Mareschal! open your marble cells, and take to your repose a weary brother, who would rather strive wit...

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...t not so steep as to terrify. At a vast distance below he saw through tree-stems and blue haze a twisted strand of bright whiteness, the river that jo... ...one of them, do things together that not one of them could by any means be induced to do alone. I saw men not merely obey orders that gave them the ne... ...de white place that was almost level, and beyond it under clustering pale- stemmed trees shone the mirror surface of some ancient tank, 33 H G Wells ... ..., larger now and yellow tinged, was low between the black bars of the tree stems. And then it sank very sud- denly behind a hilly spur and the light f... ...ered dreaming in the great cloister. The guide showed them over two of the cells that opened thereupon, each a delightful house for a solitary, bookis...

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... said John, taking it out again after a time, and pointing at him with the stem, ‘though he’s got all his faculties about him—bottled up and corked do... ...eased in number; ships leave the Thames for distant regions, carrying from stem to stern no other cargo; the bells are silent; they ring out no entrea... ...him? Did he send the message?’ ‘Yes. He’s taken. He’s in one of the strong cells in Newgate. He defended himself as well as he could, but was overpowe... ...use to await his orders: but as he could, by no threats or persuasions, be induced to give any, and as the men remained in the open street, fruitlessl... ...ght in many places and thrived fiercely, and being all locked up in strong cells for the night, began to know that they were in danger of being burnt ... ...clashing the iron gates dividing yard from yard; beat ing at the doors of cells and wards; wrenching off bolts and locks and bars; tearing down the d... ... master and missis, likewise Miss Dolly and young Mr Joe, should ever have induced her to decline that press ing invitation which they, his parents, ... ... suffering the current of his speech to flow as smoothly as if it had been stemmed by no one word of interruption, ‘publicly proclaimed the character ...

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...se desire to partake of the good things provided for the wedding-party had induced him to become reconciled to the Dantes, father and son, although th... ...ings. But go on, what about the club in the Rue Saint-Jacques?” “Why, they induced General Quesnel to go there, and General Quesnel, who quitted his o... ...looked upon himself as dead. The inspector visited, one after another, the cells and dungeons of several of the prisoners, whose good behavior or stup... ...ers; he learned their numbers instead. This horrible place contained fifty cells; their inhabitants were designated by the num- bers of their cell, an... ...te prison like this, that persons are sta- tioned outside the doors of the cells purposely to overhear the con- versation of the prisoners.” “But they... ...n The Count of Monte Cristo 152 them the insignia of the cardinalate, and induced them to arrange their affairs and take up their residence at Rome. ... ...n one of the corners of this unattractive spot, and displayed its flexible stem and fan-shaped summit dried and cracked by the fierce heat of the sub-...

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...s, yet work’d as it were plann’d, In hollow halls, with sparry roofs and cells, They turn’d to rest; and, each clasp’d by an arm, Yielded to t... ...e, He stopp’d.— What singular emotions fill Their bosoms who have been induced to roam! With fluttering doubts if all be well or ill— With... ... Which every body does without who can, More to secure them in their naval cells, Lady to lady, well as man to man, Were to be chain’d and lot... ... In some exotic garden sometimes found, With cost, and care, and warmth induced to shoot. One with her auburn tresses lightly bound, And fa... ...han has been Elsewhere preserved: the cloisters still were stable, The cells, too, and refectory, I ween: An exquisite small chapel had been a... ... left but to be bored or bore. Witness those ‘ci devant jeunes hommes’ who stem The stream, nor leave the world which leaveth them. ‘T is said—i...

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...ind rum- maged among old memories and his eye glowed. He bit upon the pipe-stem and charged into his tale. ‘Eyah! They was great times. I’m ould now; ... ...e their sorrows. When Ortheris’s irrepressible tongue has brought him into cells for a season, or Learoyd has run amok through his kit and accoutremen... ...oomin’ camel. Listen.’ I heard on the flags of the veranda opposite to the cells, which are close to the Guard-Room, a measured step that I could have... ...- ing Mission, his own converts being unhandy; but Athon Daze had latterly induced some of them to hackle the glossy silky fibres of a plant that grew...

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...ed, Bucer, Erasmus, or Melancthon, read Before the doors or windows of their cells 495 By moonshine through mere lack of taper light. But peace to vai... ...ings: when the foxglove, one by one, Upwards through every stage of its tall stem 550 Had shed its bells, and stood by the wayside Dismantled, with a ... ...ming, I carried with me the same heart. In truth, this degradation—howsoe’er Induced, effect in whatsoe’er degree Of custom that prepares such wantonn... ...rapture of the hallelujah sent From all that breathes and is, was chastened, stemmed, And balanced, by a reason which indeed 265 Is reason, duty, and ...

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...implicity, and her exceeding mortification at the slur which Mary had been induced to cast upon her; though, he said, her innocent mind could not comp... ...ey closed the conference by decid- ing that, unless Mr. Ponsonby should be induced to relent by his daughter’s representations on her arrival, Mary an... ... air with sweet odours, and fostering the growth of tender bud and fragile stem with an unseen influ- ence, more mild and kindly than even the smiling... ...tmarks of the centuries long past, Which look on us from their sepulchral cells. Then glad emerge we to the cheering day, Some sun-ranged height, o... ...ce, and Kitty fell into disgrace; but when, after long persuasion, she was induced to yield the paper-cutter, kiss and make friends, Mercy, instead of...

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...t and its affairs. Those woods stretch unbroken over a vast region; and ev- erywhere they are such dense woods, and so still, and so piney and fragran... ...ere, yet it caused us a pang to reflect that but for that ram we might just as well been two hundred thousand feet higher. The success of my last expe... ...udent of the green cap corps with a bottle of champagne in each hand; and below was the legend: “These make an evil fate endur- able.” There were two ... ...e words which have plenty of meaning, but the sounds are so mild and ineffectual that German ladies can use them without sin. German ladies who could ...

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... for the nicest arrangement, but was in a state of disorder which strongly induced the idea that he had gone to bed in it. It consisted of a brown bod... ... distant eating house, adding to it by way of rider that the gentleman was induced to send so far, not only by the great fame and popularity its beef ... ...s often returned, when a fancied noise or the changing and imperfect light induced him to suppose it had been softly raised. At length, he gave the ma... ...uriosity Shop – Dickens 118 and chafed and grew restless in their little cells; bright eyed mice crept back to their tiny homes and nestled timidly... ...! Will you be quiet?’ The Old Curiosity Shop – Dickens 166 Little Jacob stemmed the course of two tears which he was squeezing out of his eyes, and... ...de the lattice, where the honeysuckle and wood bine entwined their tender stems, and stealing into the room filled it with their delicious breath. He...

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...e that Cervantes had made. Soon after the commencement of his captivity he induced several of his companions to join him in trying to reach Oran, then... ...been said, without making any reply; and Don Quixote asked Sancho what had induced him to call him the “Knight of the Rueful Coun- tenance” more then ... ...at you value me as you say and as I believe you do.” “By this letter I was induced, as I told you, to demand Luscinda for my wife, and it was through ... ...us see whether it is equalled or surpassed by the encounter of two galleys stem to stem, in the midst of the open sea, locked and entangled one with t... ...him would not have known him; lean, yellow, with his eyes sunk deep in the cells of his skull; so that to bring him round again, ever so little, cost ... ..., without oars or any other gear, that lay at the water’s edge tied to the stem of a tree growing on the bank. Don Quixote looked all round, and seein...

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...him would not have known him; lean, yellow, with his eyes sunk deep in the cells of his skull; so that to bring him round again, ever so little, cost ... ...d my wife to let me go with your worship wherever you choose to take me.” “Induced, you should say, Sancho,” said Don Quixote; “not educed.” “Once or ... ..., without oars or any other gear, that lay at the water’s edge tied to the stem of a tree growing on the bank. Don Quixote looked all round, and seein... ...r a pleasanter paced one, than Clavileno; and I don’t know what could have induced Malambruno to discard a steed so swift and so gentle, and burn it s... ...’s beauty, and he asked her who she was, where she was going, and what had induced her to dress herself in that garb. She with her eyes fixed on the g...

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...Which bold Elphenor, fierce in arms, commands. Full fifty more from Athens stem the main, Led by Menestheus through the liquid plain. (Athens the fair... ...(The region stretch’d beneath his mighty shade:) In forty sable barks they stemm’d the main; Such were the chiefs, and such the Grecian train. 92 The... .... In former days, in all thy gallant pride, When thy tall ships triumphant stemm’d the tide, When Greece beheld thy painted canvas flow, And crowds st... ...consent, I leave the Olympian bower; Nor seek, unknown to thee, the sacred cells Deep under seas, where hoary Ocean dwells.” “For that (said Jove) suf... ... were done, Nor seem’d the vengeance worthy such a son: When, by thy wiles induced, fierce Boreas toss’d The shipwreck’d hero on the Coan coast, Him t... ...y, unconsciously fulfil the most subtle precepts of criticism, we might be induced, on this account alone, to consider the last book of the Iliad as w...

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...ger on the box, took a note of the case; and on a proper occasion I may be induced to publish it, unless some Houynhm should whinny against me a chan-... ...ients—often very wise counsels; but as be- ing ultimately engrafted on the stem of idolatrous religion— as deriving, in the last resort, their sanctio... ...or elect, or of senatorial descent, would have dissevered his own solitary stem from the great forest of his ancestral order; and this he must have do... ...eck the robbers of Albania, the Sultans embraced the same policy which has induced them to court the Greek hierarchy, and respect ecclesiastical prope... ...que, armed cap-a-pie, as described by the guard, had visited each of their cells in succession; had instructed them by signs to dress, and then, point...

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...s was in ecstasies. After the cachucha he placed a magnificent ring on the stem of a bouquet, and threw it to the charming danseuse, who, in the third... ...3, who said to Napoleon, in 1814, ‘You bend because your empire is a young stem, weakened by rapid growth. Take the Republic for a tutor; let us retur... ...se who love money, you know, think too much of what they risk to be easily induced to 273 Alexandre Dumas fight a duel. The other is, on the contrary... ...only guess it, because that sort of thing is generally found in prisoners’ cells.” “Yes, sir, a rope-ladder and tools.” “And have you them yet?” “No, ...

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...g, I have been urged to publish this Abstract. I have more especially been induced to do this, as Mr. Wallace, who is now study- ing the natural histo... ...n Coccus, which may almost be com- pared to the irregular branching of the stem of a tree. This philosophical naturalist, I may add, has also quite re... ...tch fir, except the old planted clumps. But on looking closely between the stems of the heath, I found a multitude of seedlings and little trees, whic... ...s of growth, had during twenty-six years tried to raise its head above the stems of the heath, and had failed. No wonder that, as soon as the land was... ... The external con- ditions of life, as climate and food, &c., seem to have induced some slight modifications. Habit in produc- ing constitutional diff... ...ll we say to so marvellous an instinct as that which leads the bee to make cells, which have practically anticipated the discoveries of profound mathe... ... especially as so wonderful an instinct as that of the hive-bee making its cells will probably have occurred to many readers, as a difficulty sufficie... ...ca), and she instantly set to work, fed and saved the survivors; made some cells and tended the lar- vae, and put all to rights. What can be more extr...

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...would be driven, as a matter of course, to simplicity, if not deliberately induced to it as a matter of choice. Y ou will re- member, perhaps, how des... ..., prevailing, I am sorry to say, even over his sound religious principles, induced him for this once to postpone the fulfilment of his vow until next ... ... the king. *The bees — ever since bees were — have been constructing their cells with just such sides, in just such number, and at just such inclinati... ...on his countenance a singular expres- sion, which somewhat alarmed me, and induced me to awake him at once. No sooner had I done this, than, with a br... ...the remodelled and inverted images of the gray sedge, and the ghastly tree-stems, and the vacant and eye-like windows. Nevertheless, in this mansion o... ... musical science. I had learned, too, the very remark- able fact, that the stem of the Usher race, all time-honored as it was, had put forth, at no pe... ...en in immediate demand. Moreover, my dungeon, as well as all the condemned cells at Toledo, had stone floors, and light was not altogether excluded. A... ...nless, perhaps, among the cypresses of the Itchiatuckanee. It was a triple—stemmed tulip-tree—the Liriodendron Tulipiferum—one of the natural order of...

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...nted by the Cabbage Palm — one of the most beautiful of its family. With a stem so narrow that it might be clasped with the two hands, it waves its el... ...in wasp-like insects, which construct in the corners of the verandahs clay cells for their larvae, are very numerous in the neighbourhood of Rio. Thes... ...lls for their larvae, are very numerous in the neighbourhood of Rio. These cells they stuff full of half-dead spiders and caterpillars, which they see... ...ethod is to catch them with a run- ning noose, or little lazo, made of the stem of an ostrich’s feather, fastened to the end of a long stick. A boy on... ...ia Patagonica), a kind of sea-pen. It consists of a thin, straight, fleshy stem, with alter- nate rows of polypi on each side, and surrounding an elas... ...now, after galloping over the Pampas, my only surprise is, what could have induced me ever to call it level. The country is a series of undulations, i... ... those of Flustra avicularia, foun in the European seas) attached to their cells. The or- gan, i the greater number of cases, very closely re- sembles... ...difference in the species in the two regions might be considered as super- induced during a length of time. 362 The V oyage of the Beagle tance. At m... ... to the city to speak to the governor. He believes that nothing would have induced any boy in the school, himself included, to have gone close to the ...

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...d stony skin At proper distances small holes he made, And fastened the cut stems of reeds within, And with a piece of leather overlaid ... ...rtal tenants of earth’s dark abodes, And mortal offspring from a deathless stem She could produce in scorn and spite of them. Therefore he poured desi... ...nce? FL FL FL FL FLOR OR OR OR ORO: O: O: O: O: From what rocks And desert cells? Enter Moscon and Clarin. MOSCON: MOSCON: MOSCON: MOSCON: MOSCON: Run... ...ich is passive: the investigation being con- fused with the perception has induced many falsely to imag- ine that the mind is active in belief,—that b... ...riable tendency of a diet of veg- etables and pure water. Those who may be induced by these remarks to give the vegetable system a fair trial, should,... ... it was the cardinal article of his faith that, if men were but taught and induced to treat their fellows with love, charity, and equal rights, this e... ... AL: AL: AL: Mine eyelids are heavy; my soul seeks repose, It longs in thy cells to embosom its woes, It longs in thy cells to deposit its load, ... ...r to the depth beneath, Take her swift, before ’tis light, Take her to the cells of death! _180 Thou that heardst... ...may the breeze Auspicious waft your dark green forms to shore; Safe may ye stem the wide surrounding roar Of the wild whirlwinds and the raging seas; ...

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... even the innocent originator of that mysteri- ous and potent evil-doer is induced to believe for a moment that he may have a real and tangible pres- ... ...at it issues straight from our organic vitality, and is a movement of life-cells with their matchless unintellectual knowledge. But the fact that poet... ..., before all, the ripening moral sense of the masses were the motives that induced the forty three representatives of Lithuanian and Ruthenian prov- i... ...m home, from their school in England, for their holi- day. What could have induced such a sound Teuton to entrust his offspring to the unhealthy influ... ... a ship to float for fifteen minutes after receiving such a blow by a bare stem on her bare side is not so bad. She took a tremendous list which made ... ... universal and compulsory fitting of very heavy collision fend- ers on the stems of all mechanically propelled ships? An extraordinary man we cannot a... ...lehales affirm that if the Storstad had carried, slung securely across the stem, even nothing thicker than a single bale of wool (an ordinary, hand- p...

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...notwithstanding the latter’s ill-treatment of himself, Mr. Goodfellow) had induced him to make every hypothesis which imagination could suggest, by wa... ...r all his other faculties, and over the fancy of all other men, as to have induced, very naturally, the idea that he is fanciful only. But never was t... ... while she gloats On the moon! Oh, from out the sounding cells, What a gush of euphony voluminously wells! How it swells!... ... called, very foolishly, the Lake School. Some years ago I might have been induced, by an occasion like the present, to attempt a formal refutation of... ...l—and so died. The Sephalica, budding with young bees, Uprear’d its purple stem around her knees : *On Santa Maura—olim Deucadia. †Sappho. 197 V olum... ...ere is found, in the Rhone, a beautiful lily of the V alisnerian kind. Its stem will stretch to the length of three or four feet—thus preserving its h... ...t tops Eternal dews come down in drops. They weep:—from off their delicate stems Perennial tears descend in gems. 1831. 217 V olume Five ISRAFEL* In ...

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...hen we gradually led him into one or two professional anecdotes. As we are induced to think, on reflection, that they will tell better in nearly his o... ...ection. ‘All in to begin, ’ shouts the manager, when no more people can be induced to ‘come for’erd, ’ and away rush the leading members of the compan... ...cient to coun- terbalance even these disadvantages. Let us suppose you are induced to attend a dinner of this description—’Indigent Orphans’ Friends’ ... ...n pounds—thirty guineas [prolonged knock- ing: several gentlemen knock the stems off their wine- glasses, in the vehemence of their approbation]. Lady... ...condition 200 Sketches by Boz of the unhappy beings immured in its dismal cells; and yet these same men, day by day, and hour by hour, pass and repas... ...d ourselves at first (and which, by-the-bye, con- tains three or four dark cells for the accommodation of refractory prisoners), we were led through a... ...right as you enter, is a building containing the press-room, day-room, and cells; the yard is on every side surrounded by lofty walls guarded by Cheva...

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...the keepers found them- selves pinioned hand and foot, and thrown into the cells, where they were attended, as if they were the lunatics, by the lunat... ...actly either—for the madmen had been free, but the keepers were shut up in cells forthwith, and treated, I am sorry to say, in a very cavalier manner.... ...st well tarred, then —carefully feathered, and then shut up in underground cells. They had been so imprisoned for more than a month, during which peri... ...th my eyes shut, and amused myself with munching raisins and filliping the stems about the room. But, by-and-by, the Angel suddenly construed this be... ... with the clock ?” Upon exam- ining it I discovered that one of the raisin stems which I had been filliping about the room during the discourse of the... ...mned. I was making money at this business when, in an evil mo- ment, I was induced to merge it in the Cur-Spattering—a some- what analogous, but, by n... ... its truth here, it is but the headlong spirit of generalization which has induced him to pronounce it true throughout all the domains of Art. Having,... ...hematical reason of the schools. But this thing was not to be. Prematurely induced by intemperance of knowledge the old age of the world drew on. This...

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...onscious- ness in the ghastly, sickly feeling of dissolution, when all the cells in the body seem in intense irritability to be breaking down, and con... ...d in large splashed stars the roses gleamed on the darkness of foliage and stems and grass. Paul and Miriam stood close together, silent, and watched.... ...Nay, I s’ll do where I am.” Both colliers sat away back. They could not be induced to come on to the hearth. The hearth is sacred to the family. “Go t... ...e cried. The spread cloth, with its wonderful reddish roses and dark green stems, all so simple, and somehow so wicked- looking, lay at her feet. She ... ...ey had met, and included in their meeting the thrust of the manifold grass stems, the cry of the peewit, the wheel of the stars. When they stood up th...

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...ter years in dungeons, not being able to stand it, and going back to their cells?” “D’you like sole meuniere?” “Anything, or rather everything! But ta... ...oth,” said Heineman. Andrews was not listening to their talk; twirling the stem of his glass of vermouth in his fingers, he was thinking of the Queen ... ... feet. Then she stood look- ing at him, leaning against one of the twisted stems of the vines, so that the broad leaves fluttered about her face, A wh... ... can speak of it as coolly as that?” “It is no new idea to my mind.” “What induced you to do such a thing?” “I was not willing to submit any longer to...

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...hat his acquaintance and alliance with them should date. V oluntarily , or induced by his family, Rabelais now embraced the ecclesi- astical professio... ...s carried the standards, banners, ensigns, guidons, and colours into their cells and chambers to make garters of them. But when those that had been sh... ... said blessed and desired liquor. If you have not seen him, as I am easily induced to believe that you have not, at least you have heard some talk of ... ...either whereof with us is vulgarly called a witch,—I being the more easily induced to give credit to the truth of this character of her, that the plac... ... and tortures as are due to and inflicted on those that inhabit the horrid cells of the infernal regions; and withal incline, instigate, and persuade ... ..., orbicular, cane-like, green without, whitish within, and hollow like the stem of smyrnium, olus atrum, beans, and gentian, full of long threads, str... ...hich Pantagruel gave concerning it was to divest and despoil the stalk and stem thereof of all its flowers and seeds, to macerate and mortify it in po... ... of this kind of timber. He likewise caused to cover therewith the sterns, stems, cook-rooms or laps, hatches, decks, courses, bends, and walls of his...

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...two long galleries which ran parallel to each other. There were small open cells along their sides, and tabourines and cymbals hung against their ceda... ...ns from top to bottom. Women were sleep- ing stretched on mats outside the cells. Their bodies were greasy with unguents, and exhaled an odour of spic... ...at- eral porticoes, in which were the dwellings of the priests. Behind the cells there must be a shorter way out. They has- tened along. Spendius squa... ...om top to bottom like a lyre. The wind lifted their veils, and the slender stems of the papyrus plant rocked gently. It was the month of Schebaz and t... ... enveloped in great flames. Their reed huts were burning, and the twisting stems burst in the smoke and flew off like arrows; black shadows ran about ... ... skin gave a rude, soft im- pression to the touch, a greasy tingling which induced hor- ripilation. Afterwards he said to them: “Y ou are really all t...

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...er in front, they descended the stone stairs, past the still fouler, noisy cells of the men’s ward, where they were followed by eyes looking out of ev... ...o stand godmother to the little girl, and pity for her little god-daughter induced her to give milk and a little money to the mother, so that she shou... ...out for inspection,” cried a jailer. Some more prisoners came out of other cells and stood in two rows along the corridor; each woman had to place her... ... middle of a column of over a hundred women, who had come out of different cells. All were dressed in white skirts, white jackets, and wore white kerc... ... 470 Resurrection pean culture, grafted on a healthy, uncultivated peasant stem. The governor of the distant Siberian town was that same man who had b... ... consequence of all this was that the needs and the cupid- ity of some men induced them to take up this so-called punishment and correction as a profe...

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...hen we gradually led him into one or two professional anecdotes. As we are induced to think, on reflection, that they will tell better in nearly his o... ...ection. ‘All in to begin, ’ shouts the manager, when no more people can be induced to ‘come for’erd, ’ and away rush the leading members of the compan... ...cient to coun- terbalance even these disadvantages. Let us suppose you are induced to attend a dinner of this description—’Indigent Orphans’ Friends’ ... ...n pounds—thirty guineas [prolonged knock- ing: several gentlemen knock the stems off their wine- glasses, in the vehemence of their approbation]. Lady... ...condition 200 Sketches by Boz of the unhappy beings immured in its dismal cells; and yet these same men, day by day, and hour by hour, pass and repas... ...d ourselves at first (and which, by-the-bye, con- tains three or four dark cells for the accommodation of refractory prisoners), we were led through a... ...right as you enter, is a building containing the press-room, day-room, and cells; the yard is on every side surrounded by lofty walls guarded by Cheva...

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... to be incarcerated there, because the time had rather outgrown the strong cells and the blind alley. In practice they had come to be considered a lit... ...ever; which may be ob- served to be the case at the present day with other cells that are not at all strong, and with other blind alleys that are ston... ... occasions, the smugglers, if any, made a feint of walking into the strong cells and the blind alley, while this some- body pretended to do his someth... ...r was, that he respected and admired his sister Amy. The feeling had never induced him to spare her a moment’s uneasiness, or to put himself to any re... ...mmediately began to blubber. It was with some difficulty that she could be induced to go back with the excuse; but the promise of being told a story— ... ...ustry might bring to light, in some untimely way, secret reasons which had induced his mother to take Little Dorrit by the hand, was a serious specula... ...and was in her nest of crimson and gold, with the parrot on a neighbouring stem watching her with his head on one side, as if he took her for another ... ... to dust; hang- ing-gardens where the weeds had grown so strong that their stems, like wedges driven home, had split the arch and rent the wall; stone... ...h a vicious expression upon him; more as if he were trying to bite off the stem of his pipe, than as if he were enjoying it. Y et he was enjoying it i...

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...s partly with a view to such defence that he engaged in this undertaking. To stem, or if that be impossible, profitably to divert the current of Innova... ... are full of light and music and high swelling hearts; but, in the Condemned Cells, the pulse of life beats tremulous and faint, 16 SARTOR RESARTUS a... ...domestic solitude might there not lie the root of deeper earnestness, of the stem from which all noble fruit must grow? Above all, how unskilful soeve... ...l the years of mature manhood, it mingled with my whole thoughts, was as the stem whereon all my day dreams and night dreams grew. A certain poetic el... ...view, No. 89, October, 1835. IV. NEW ENGLAND EDITORS. “The Editors have been induced, by the expressed desire of many persons, to collect the followin...

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...ard with his hand at the salute and unable to repress the smile of delight induced by his ride and especially by the sound of the bullets. “V ery good... ...es grewsome kind of lush, wet, bushy vegetation with silver-lit leaves and stems here and there. Farther back beyond the dark trees a roof glittered w... ... never saw anyone like her!” said he, offering Nicholas a pipe with a long stem and, with a practiced motion of three fingers, taking down another tha... ...his mother’s remarks were leading to and during one of these conversations induced her to speak quite frankly. She told him that her only hope of gett... ...nt to carry out the will of these weak indi- viduals, and should have been induced to do so by an infinite number of diverse and complex causes. W e a... ...ly against the walls of the hive in their flight. Here and there among the cells containing dead brood and honey an angry buzzing can sometimes be hea... ...here a couple of bees, by force of habit and custom cleaning out the brood cells, with efforts beyond their strength laboriously drag away a dead bee ... ...f corpses. The keeper opens the two center partitions to examine the brood cells. In place of the former close dark circles formed by thousands of bee... ...sped his tobacco pouch, inside the bosom of his dressing gown and held the stem of his pipe firmly with the other. Panting and puffing, the major grum...

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...lue, and no money and no rank within the gift of the Government would have induced him to put studs in young officers’ shirts, or to hand them clean t... ... easy, and, moreover, he had an inconspicuous little rope hanging from the stem of his ship. 103 The Day’s Work Then they began to tow at an average ... ... but we lay in smotherin’ cross- seas that made the auld Kite chatter from stem to stern. I slowed to thirty-four, I mind—no, thirty-seven. There was ... ... looked down the full companies, and reflected how few were in hospital or cells, and wondered when the time would come to try the machine of his love...

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... to be incarcerated there, because the time had rather outgrown the strong cells and the blind alley. In practice they had come to be considered a lit... ...ever; which may be ob- served to be the case at the present day with other cells that are not at all strong, and with other blind alleys that are ston... ... occasions, the smugglers, if any, made a feint of walking into the strong cells and the blind alley, while this some- body pretended to do his someth... ...r was, that he respected and admired his sister Amy. The feeling had never induced him to spare her a moment’s uneasiness, or to put himself to any re... ...mmediately began to blubber. It was with some difficulty that she could be induced to go back with the excuse; but the promise of being told a story— ... ...ustry might bring to light, in some untimely way, secret reasons which had induced his mother to take Little Dorrit by the hand, was a serious specula... ...and was in her nest of crimson and gold, with the parrot on a neighbouring stem watching her with his head on one side, as if he took her for another ...

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...e. He knew above all the extraordinary fineness of her flexi ble waist, the stem of an expanded flower, which gave her a likeness also to some long loos... ...ould she give no sign of encouraging him to produce it. Nothing would have induced her, however, to encourage him; she was now conscious of having nev... ...r their behaving to her quite nobly; to which each had in some winning way induced the other to contribute, and which therefore, so far as that went, ... ...ney sipping member of the great Blooms bury hive, its packed passages and cells; and though not sworn of the province toward which his friend had fou... ...us bowl, of old looking, rather strikingly yellow gold, mounted by a short stem on an ample foot which held a central position above the fireplace, whe...