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...nally (with the notable exception of Madame d'Aulnoy), made them an immensely influential collection, especially as he used foreign-language sources, giving many of these tales their first appearance in English. As acknowledged in the prefaces, although Lang himself made most of the selections, his wife and other translators did a large portion of the translating and telli...

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...e control over their behavior, except in court then they are looking for excuses for their anti-social actions. ―New brain imaging is giving... ...They couldn't wait. Someone else did a study with chimps that were given cocaine whenever they tripped a switch. Then the experimenter stopped giving... ...rs become misers hoarding money as a protective roof for that gloomy rainy day. You might even get stuck at the love level, limiting your care-giving... ...ry to get the power to go to heaven through masochism. They ‗mortify‘ their flesh by wearing a spiked celise on their legs, drawing blood and giving... ...riginally meant friendship or brotherly love. Philanthropists show this type of love. This is the type of love shown when people help others. Giving... ...omework or with learning athletic or other skills which they would like to learn. ―Deep and meaningful communication is another way of giving... ...nd wife, parent and child, friend and friend, sibling and sibling. We must realize that you can give without loving but you can‘t love without giving... ...are embarrassed by them. DISTORTING REALITY ―Distorting reality is done by ‗transferring‘ our feelings or by ‗rationalizing‘, that is, giving... ...tried to indicate, it is a combination of eliminating, as best we can, those who would probably inherit psychologically negative traits, then giving...

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...he importance of worldly goods through the dissipations of his youth, and, giving them, like many another old man, a higher place than they really hol... ...equipages, entertaining the most distinguished young men of the place, and giving various hunting parties on the estate at Lanstrac, Paul saw very pla... ...ss of a window. For some minutes they talked to each other in a low voice, giving way now and then to laughter,—no doubt to lessen in the minds of oth... ...een years he never caused me one moment’s pain.” “Is that a lesson you are giving me?” said Paul, laughing. “You know how I love you, my dear son,” sh... ... old fellow makes a lot of smoke with his cannon,” thought Maitre Solonet, giving his client a look, which meant, “Keep on!” “There is one way of comb... ...all but fifty thousand francs. Nothing will prevent Monsieur le comte from giving us a receipt in due form, as having received, in full, Mademoiselle ... ...he resolved to reassure him as to the future. Calming her countenance, and giving to her eyes that expression of tender friendship which made her so a... ...in hand. “Dear Paul,” said Natalie, “you don’t know what an answer you are giving to madame.” When Paul heard of the gossip that was current in Bor- d... ...but perhaps we are excusable.” “As for me, I heard nothing,” said Natalie, giving her hand to her lover to open the ball. “Both of those young persons...

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... Church, evi- dently with the intention of holding those two positions and giving me a warm welcome. I have by me a photograph or so of the battlefiel...

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...unsels, I will not disclose ‘em: I have made strong proof of my constancy, Giving myself a voluntary wound Here, in the thigh: can I bear that with pa...

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... charm concluded in that star To make fame nothing. Wherefore, if I fear, Giving you power upon me through this charm, That you might play me falsely...

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...se; for the Saxons, like many other nations in a rough state, were fond of giving men the names of animals, as Horse, Wolf, Bear, Hound. The Indians o... ... six weeks he lay dying in a monastery near Rouen, and then made his will, giving En gland to William, Normandy to Robert, and five thousand pounds t... ...d the King to Lewes in Sussex, where he lay encamped with his army. Before giving the King’s forces battle here, the Earl addressed his soldiers, and ... ...onsider ation such abominable barbarity. Wales was now subdued. The Queen giving birth to a young prince in the Castle of Carnarvon, the King showed ... ...im plain Piers Gaveston. The Barons were so unceremonious with the King in giving him to understand that they would not bear this favourite, that the ... ...ovisions, and the Scotch be ing very careful to hold him in check without giving battle, he was obliged to retire. It is to his immortal honour that ... ...ho was something like him, was he, himself; so that it seemed as if, after giving so much trouble to the country in his life, he was still to trouble ... ...cher pulled her off her horse. O the uproar that was made, and the thanks givings that were sung, about the capture of this one poor country girl! O ... ... into the City from Southwark, over the bridge, and entered it in triumph, giving the strictest orders to his men not to plunder. Having made a show o...

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...see.” The shopman went in quest of shawls to spread upon the mantle-stand, giving his colleagues a significant glance. “What a bore!” he said plainly,... ...not to everybody’s taste; it is quite out of the common. I was thinking of giving it to my wife. We have had it in stock since 1805; it belonged to th...

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...Editor will instantly abandon all his duties to describe a Christian prize-giving in a back slum of a perfectly inaccessible village; Colonels who hav... ...m my watch- chain and handed it up to the priest. “Good-bye,” said Dravot, giving me hand cautiously. “It’s the last time we’ll shake hands with an En... ...nd death— certain and awful death. T en days later a native correspondent, giving me the news of the day from Peshawar, wound up his letter with: “The... ...t—crowned Kings we was! In this office we settled it—you setting there and giving us the books. I am Peachey,—Peachey Taliaferro Carnehan,—and you’ve ...

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... as to be employed by Louis XVIII., and found more than one opportunity of giving him proofs of great political honesty and sincere attachment. One ev... ...r faithful adherents.” This ironical speech was introductory to a rescript giving Monsieur de Fontaine an appointment as administrator in the office o... ...lt as that of correcting an ill-disposed nature. He contented himself with giving her from time to time some gentle and kind advice; but he had the so... ... room, of course the least cared for of any in the house, and succeeded in giving a look of harmony to the files of bills, the letter-boxes, the books... ...acle, there was a time when Ma- demoiselle de Fontaine was on the point of giving up her strange and secret search, almost despairing of the success o... ...cenes on his niece, often paying for them with a present of jewelry, or by giving her his box at the opera, this time amused himself with her entreati...

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...u have not a sou to pay your way across the bridge. T ake this,” he added, giving the man a piece of money; “and remember, my friend, that God Himself... ...w, accord with many superfluities; I think you have too many as it is.” In giving this hint to her future lodger, she looked at a diamond which gleame... ... the gulf and up to the sum- mit on which she stood, and stand beside her. Giving him- self up to this desire, he related to her all the mistakes of h... ...ffly and went to his room. “The devil take them!” he exclaimed to himself, giving way to downright anger. “What do they want with me here? What is all... ...? Pooh! all women, even pious ones, are up to the same tricks. If Madame” (giving her the name by which her lodgers spoke of her) “wants me out of the... ... I speaking to Madame Mongenod?’ I asked. ‘Yes, monsieur,’ she an- swered, giving me a truly celestial look. I bowed to the poor little woman and went... ...is through a letter of farewell which her husband wrote to her. Instantly, giving her little girl to the care of a neighbor, she went to the town wher... ...n); loving the young and gallant leader of a rebellion against the Empire; giving herself, body and soul, like another Diana V ernon, to the conspirac... ...forget the essential thing! Here is the address of that family,” he added, giving Godefroid a piece of paper; “I have added the number of Dr. Berton’s...

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... co-operate with any State which may adopt gradual abolishment of slavery, giving to such State pecuniary aid, to be used by such State, in its discre... ...n good order. This morning we merge General W ool’s department into yours, giving you com- mand of the whole, and sending General Dix to Port Monroe a... ...ican descent as can be advantageously used for military or naval purposes, giving them reasonable wages for their labor. 3. That as to both property a... ...hat he wanted and needed, and the Secretary of War is not to blame for not giving when he had none to give. And I say here, so far as I know, the Secr... ...ned by the ordinary processes of law from hindering this measure, and from giving aid and comfort in various ways to the insur- rection: Now, therefor... ... fully fought. We do not yet know the particulars. Let us be sure that, in giving praise to certain individuals, we do no injus- 143 The Writings of ... ...November 10, 1862. MAJOR-GENERAL POPE, St. Paul, Minnesota: Y our despatch giving the names of 300 Indians condemned to death is received. Please forw... ... save it. We, even we here, hold the power and bear the responsibility. In giving freedom to the slave we assure freedom to the free—honorable alike i... ...e majority of military movements, and I cannot begin the movement without ,giving you notice of it, particularly as I know so little of the effect tha...

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... to him. “Thank you,” said he, taking the plum. “Are you tired?” said she, giving him another. “I am not tired with work, but tired of life,” said he.... ..., solves the difficulty.” “This is for yourself, monsieur,” said Hortense, giving six gold pieces to the dealer. “Never breath a word of this visit to... ... my dear fellow,” said Lisbeth, wiping the perspiration from his brow, and giving him a kiss. “Such laborious diligence is re- ally dangerous in the m... ... that way I shall pay off my debt to you. You must say whether this way of giving a portion will suit you; whether you are equal to it.” “I am equal t... ...d Valerie, was initiated into the mystery. The Baron had made a blunder in giving Madame Marneffe a dress far too magnificent for the wife of a subord... ... I assure you, I should like you better without your make-up. Oblige me by giving up all your artificial charms. Do you suppose that it is for two sou... ...ictive Mayor only longed to triumph openly over Hulot? Without immediately giving an answer to this question, which the course of the story will suppl... ..., this would certainly prove a powerful check to the evil. The men who are giving their attentions to the politics of the day know not to what lengths... ...experienced and trustworthy to be sent to market alone, unless Valerie was giving a dinner—which, in fact, was not unfrequently the case. And this was...

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...end the black oppress ing humor to the most wholesome physic of thy health giving air; and, as I am a gentleman, betook myself to walk. The time whe... ...d, in lieu thereof, impose on thee nothing but this: bear this significant [Giving a letter .] to the country maid Jaquenetta: th... ...e hand see thou do commend This seal’d up counsel. There’s thy guerdon; go. [Giving him a shilling .] COSTARD: Gardon, O sweet gardon! better than re... ...e, my beauty will be saved by merit! O heresy in fair, fit for these days! A giving hand, though foul, shall have fair praise. But come, the bow: now ... ...rson misdoubts it; ’twas treason, he said. FERDINAND: Biron, read it over. [Giving him the paper .] Where hadst thou it? JAQUENETTA: Of Costard. FER...

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...ared in the morning to visit the castle, under the very plausible pretext of giving the baron an explanation of his interven tion at the nuptials. Br... ...efit are not their best friends and fatherly guardians; for he holds that in giving to boors and old women what he takes from priests and peers, he do... ...ghtened age has discarded with other barbarisms, but which had the effect of giving her father so much confi dence in her, that he could not help con... ...ght, and the messy light and shade that fell on the faces of the combatants, giving additional energy to their fero cious expression. John, drawing n... ...“If you would wear me, prince,” said Matilda, “you must win me:” and without giving him time to deliberate on the courtesy of fighting with the lady o... ...o have too much as much of the said too much as we can lay our hands on; and giving to those who have nothing such a portion thereof as it may seem to... ...; I pray for good success to our just and necessary warfare, and sing thanks giving odes when our foresters bring in booty: Bold Robin has robed him ...

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...what to delight his mind. [Aside, and then exit .] Enter DEVILS, giving crowns and rich apparel to FAUSTUS. They dance, and then depart. ... ...u. ROBIN. Search me! ay, and spare not. —Hold the cup, Dick [Aside to DICK, giving him the cup ].— Come, come, search me, search me. [ VINTNER ... ...search you now. DICK. Ay, ay, do, do. —Hold the cup, Robin [Aside to ROBIN, giving him the cup].— I fear not your searching: we scorn to steal your c...

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...- tion of Independence did not mean anything at all, we have Judge Douglas giving his exposition of what the Declaration of Independence means, and we... ... Union on the 17th of November, and on the 18th appeared the first article giving the adhesion of the Union, to the Lecompton Constitution. It was in ... ...p- position that that evil genius which has attended him through his life, giving to him an apparent astonishing prosperity, such as to lead very many... ...tion to the fact that when he and some others began arguing that they were giving an increased degree of liberty to the people in the Territories over... ...nted it to the understanding of others, saying what I think it proves, but giving you the means of judging whether it proves it or not. This is precis... ... Union on the 17th of November, and on the 18th appeared the first article giving the adhesion of the Union to the Lecompton Con- stitution. It was in... ...trike, when no President, no Cabinet of- ficer, no member of Congress, was giving strength and effi- ciency to the movement. Out of respect to Judge D... ...ieve that the Constitution establishes a right, clear your oath, with- out giving it support? Do you support the Constitution if, know- ing or believi... ...which needs specific legislative protection, can he clear his oath without giving that protection? Let me ask you why many of us who are opposed to sl...

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...ositively not dead. Mr. ——, a young student at that time, had the honor of giving him the coup de grâce, and finishing the sentence of the law.” This ... ...s an abstract idea. Where, indeed, a public charac- ter is in the habit of giving dinners, “with every delicacy of the season,” the case is very diffe... ... made the company absolutely yell with 45 laughter; and he concluded with giving the health of Mr . V on Hammer, with many thanks to him for his lear... ...y be less so in France, where a beautiful practice has always prevailed of giving to a boy his mother’s name—preceded and strengthened by a male name,... ...once more upon his feet. When Joanna appeared, he had been on the point of giving up the struggle with the English, distressed as they were, and of fl... ...motion, the capital end of clearing out a free space around her sovereign, giving him the power to move his arms 70 with effect; and, secondly, the i... ...s rather uneasy when we say anything of them in Latin or Greek. It is like giving sealed orders to a sea captain, which he is not to open for his life... ...averaged about twenty, had the advantage. Then the public took to bribing, giving fees to horse-keepers, &c., who hired out their persons as warming-p... ...f religion, which offered a very feeble, and also a very limited gamut for giving expression to the hu- man capacities of sublimity or of horror. We r...

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...ntil you perverted him from it, you wicked woman. And I had again hopes of giving an heir to my lord, when he was called away upon the King’s business... ... men with hang- ings, and velvets, and brocades. My Lady Duchess elect was giving audience to one famous silversmith from Exeter Change, who brought w... ...faithful servant, he took with him to Castlewood, and left be- hind there: giving out ere he left London that he himself was sick, and gone to Hampshi... ...ng of that house, which my Lady Dowager intended to occupy for the future, giving up Castlewood to her daughter-in-law that might be expected daily fr... ...atched by the public post of France, in the same open way, and this, after giving news of the fashion at Court there, ended by the following sentences... ...her, had weakened and irritated the Prin- cess extremely; her strength was giving way under these con- tinual trials of her temper, and from day to da... ...d the Prince as Royal Highness in- variably, though the women persisted in giving him the title of King. 127 Thackeray pense a devotion a little impo... ... and ask pardon of both of you. But I must not stay any longer,” says he, “giving umbrage to good friends, or keeping pretty girls away from their hom... ...ds,” says old Lockwood. Esmond scribbled a line with a pencil on the note, giving it to the old man, and bidding him go on to his lady. We knew why Be...

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...en would defend themselves against privateers or cruisers, vis- ible craft giving chase upon the open sea. 25 Woodrow Wilson It is common prudence in... ...e States and T erritories thereof, and to refrain from actual hostility or giving information, aid or comfort to the enemies of the United States, and...