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...ir Walter Scott Abbreviations Used In The Notes. Cf. (confer), compare. F .Q., Spenser’s Faerie Queene. Fol., following. Id. (idem), the same. Lockhar... ...g effect, with which the Irish post-boy is said to reserve a “trot for the avenue.” I took uncommon pains to verify the accuracy of the local circumst... ... to it. This worth is from the A. S. weorthan, to become. Cf. Spenser, F . Q. ii. 6. 32: 129 Sir Walter Scott “Wo worth the man, That first did teach... ...imes printed. Sheen = shining, bright; as in v. 10 below. Cf. Spenser, F . Q. ii. 1. 10: “So faire and sheene;” Id. iii. 4. 51: “in top of heaven shee... ...s in 130 The Lady of the Lake iv. 413 and vi. 218 below. Cf. Spenser, F . Q. iii. 1. 58: “Eftesoones long waxen torches weren light Unto their bowres... ...hidden truth). Cf. v. 64 below. 478. Emprise. Enterprise. Cf. Spenser, F . Q. ii. 7. 39: “But give me leave to follow my emprise,” etc. 485. His noble...

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...appearance; and round the corner was the more august precinct of the Fifth Avenue, taking its origin at this point with a spacious and confident air w... ...a widow, with a little property and five children. She lives in the Second Avenue.” “What does Mrs. Montgomery say about him?” “That he has talents by... ...ed. “Perhaps I may come to that,” said the Doctor. “Did you say the Second Avenue?” He made a note of the Sec- ond Avenue. 35 Henry James CHAPTER VII... ...red it, mentioning an hour at which he might present himself in the Second Avenue. She lived in a neat little house of red brick, which had been fresh... ...onour of his visit. Mrs. Montgomery, in her little red house in the Second Avenue, was a person for whom Dr. Sloper was one of the great men, one of t... ...h that, as regarded this affair of Catherine’s, she would mind her p’s and q’s. “I don’t know what you mean by such an expression,” said his sister. “...

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... and shirt-frill. Another laugh at my expense. “Ah! M. le Major,” said the Q—of the B-lg-ns, archly, “vous n’aurez jamais votre brevet de Colonel.” He... ..., floating in the wind, desig- nated as the tent of Holkar, led an immense avenue—of el- ephants! the finest street, indeed, I ever saw. Each of the m... ... luxuriantly at all seasons of the year. We passed down this extraordinary avenue—no less than three hundred and eighty-eight tails did I count on eac...

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..., slanting paral- lels on the carriage windows. They passed on down Wabash Avenue, and crossed over to State Street and Clarke Street, dark, deserted.... ... carriage. Landry excused himself. He lived on the South Side, on Michigan Avenue, and declaring that he knew they had had enough of him for one day, ... ... happened to come to Chicago. Naturally enough as the city grew the Wabash Avenue property—it was near Monroe Street—increased in value. He sold the l... ...didn’t seem to have met the right girl, that was all. He lived on Michigan Avenue, near the corner of T wenty- first Street, in one of those discourag... ...d that fed, or were fed by, other tributaries that poured in through Fifth Avenue and through Clarke and Dearborn streets, met at this point—one setti... ...t moi, je lui tendais les mains pour l’embrasser; Mais je n’ai plus trouve q’un horrible melange D’os et de chair meurtris et traines dans la fange, D...

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...rama of parking it before he entered his office. As he turned from Oberlin Avenue round the corner into Third Street, N.E., he peered ahead for a spac... ...REALTY CO. Homes for Folks Reeves Bldg., Oberlin Avenue & 3d St., N.E Zenith Omar Gribble, Esq., 376 North Amer... ...street- traction officials, before the public announcement that the Linton Avenue Car Line would be extended, and a dinner which was, as he rejoiced t... ...tt said, “Nice to rub up on the old days! We must have lunch together, P.D.Q.” Mrs. Babbitt sighed, on their drive home, “It was pretty terrible. But ... ...e a loan to handle some of the property for ourselves, on the 206 Babbitt Q. T. We can’t go to our bank for it. Might come out.” “I could see old Eat... ... what driving! Slippery ‘s glass. Thought I saw you hiking up the Bellevue Avenue Hill.” “No, I wasn’t—I didn’t see you,” said Pumphrey, hast- ily, ra...

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...Ferrars, as his little slender wife met him under the beeches that made an avenue of the lane leading to Fairmead vicarage. ‘Yes!’ was the answer, whi... ...blushing wreaths of eglantine. And how cool, fresh, and fair was the beech-avenue at Fairmead. Yet though Albinia came to it with the fond tenderness ... ...t read d-o-g without spelling, and had peculiar views as to b and d, p and q. However, if he could not read he could ride, and Mrs. Annesley scarcely ...

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... owe him an apol ogy— QUESTION. Where are you? ANSWER. In the spirit world. Q. Are you happy? A. Very happy. Perfectly happy. Q. How do you amuse you... ...issippi Mark T wain 258 A. Conversation with friends, and other spirits. Q. What else? A. Nothing else. Nothing else is necessary. Q. What do you ... ... friends left behind in the earth, and how to influence them for their good. Q. When your friends in the earth all get to the spirit land, what shall ... ...o reply. It is explained that spirits will not answer frivo lous questions. Q. How is it that spirits that are content to spend an eter nity in friv... ...ess, are so fastidious about frivolous questions upon the subject? No reply. Q. Would you like to come back? A. No. Q. Would you say that under oath? ... ... Mark T wain 300 with alcohol, and this was suspended in one of the dismal avenues of the cave. The top of the cylinder was removable; and it was sa... ...s in water. A water turkey now and again rises and flies ahead into the long avenue of silence. A pirogue sometimes flits from the bushes and crosses ... ... make the shores almost impenetrable, and where one can get a view down some avenue in the trees, only the dim outlines of distant trunks can be barel... ...ell be a more unphilosophical method of treatment than the multiplication of avenues of escape. In the foregoing statement the attempt has been made t...

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...TTER TER TER TER TER WRIT WRIT WRIT WRIT WRITTEN TEN TEN TEN TEN BY MR. DE Q BY MR. DE Q BY MR. DE Q BY MR. DE Q BY MR. DE QUINCE UINCE UINCE UINCE UI... ...d I decipher to the reader by what particular 109 Autobiographic Sketches avenue it was that the sublimity which I fancy in the passage reached my he... ...nder that one rule which seemed singly sufficient to foreclose all natural avenues to truth?—the rule, I mean, by which it is forbidden to address a q... ...t all events, you are seen. But after passing the final posthouse on every avenue to London, for the latter ten or twelve miles, you become aware that... ...nd the murky atmosphere which, settling upon the remoter end of every long avenue, wraps its termination in gloom and uncertainty,—all these are cir- ... ... to your ladyship’s anxiety to know how far the ac- quaintance with Mr. De Q. is likely to be of service to your son, I think I may now venture to say... ... could not be found a companion more ser- viceable to your son than Mr. De Q. He speaks the Ziph most beautifully. He writes it, I am told, classicall... ...ing from the thatched roofs and blazing rafters, beginning to block up the avenues of escape. Then began the agony and uttermost conflict of what is w...

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... made one wonder where she had gone. Did she go up through the town to the avenue on these occasions?… Then abruptly a cloud drove across the sunlight... ...omission and made his way—Horace in pocket—to the park gates and so to the avenue of ancient trees that encircles the broad Whortley domain. He dismis... ...omain. He dismissed a suspicion of his motive with perfect success. In the avenue—for the path is but little frequented— one might expect to read undi... ...he page, fell over the edge and escaped with incredible swiftness down the avenue…. A girl, wearing a straw hat adorned with white blossom, was advanc... ...g the trees, and passed, and nothing remained in front of him but an empty avenue, a sunlit, green-shot void. The incident was over. From far away the... ...XXVII CHAPTER XXVII CHAPTER XXVII CHAPTER XXVII CHAPTER XXVII CONCERNING A Q CONCERNING A Q CONCERNING A Q CONCERNING A Q CONCERNING A QU U U U UARREL...

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...1703), iv. col. 684.] CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X OF Q OF Q OF Q OF Q OF QUICK OR SL UICK OR SL UICK OR SL UICK OR SL UICK OR SL... ...itude that glitters in Virtue, shines throughout all her appurtenances and avenues, even to the first entry and ut- most limits. Now, of all the benef... ...hich I think those ergotisms and petty sophistries, by pre- possessing the avenues to it, are the cause. And people are much to blame to represent it ... ...ive, if he know but the way, through shady, green, and sweetly-flourishing avenues, by a pleasant, easy, and smooth descent, like that of the celestia... ...d make him sensible, that the gods have planted more toil and sweat in the avenues of the cabinets of Venus than in those of Minerva. And when he shal... ...e some of the bounds of custom, so careful has she been to shut up all the avenues. I was disputing with myself in this shivering season, whether the ... ...r, as the incentives of devotion are more effectual than those of avarice. Q. Maximus buried his son when he was a consul, and M. Cato his when praeto... ...er times; for, L. Volumnius speaking publicly in favour of the election of Q. Fabius and Pub. Decius, to the consular dig- nity: “These are men,” said...

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...d Miss Delavie. CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV THE Q THE Q THE Q THE Q THE QUEEN OF BEA UEEN OF BEA UEEN OF BEA UEEN OF BEA UE... ...before the carriage door was opened, and all were standing together in the avenue. “I have, however, found a clue, or what may so prove,” said Mr. Bel...

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..., and we made our entrance to the baronet’s park in state. There is a fine avenue of a mile long leading to the house, and the woman at the lodge-gate... ...rved doors, which are something like those at odious Chiswick. “There’s an avenue,” said Sir Pitt, “a mile long. There’s six thousand pound of timber ... ...nd of timber in them there trees. Do you call that nothing?” He pronounced avenue —evenue, and nothing— nothink, so droll; and he had a Mr. Hodson, hi... ... little park wicket, and through the dark plantation, and up the checkered avenue to Queen’s Crawley, was charming in the moonlight to two such lovers... ...Mr. Driver winked again. “No go,” Mr. D. whispered. “Not at no price,” Mr. Q. said. “Mr. George Osborne, sir, how will you take it?” George crammed ea...

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...ndles. In summer time, the town is sweet to see; full of fine maples— long avenues of green and gold. And in August, high in air, the beautiful and bo... ... such as it may prove in the mere skeleton I give. CHAPTER 12 Biographical Q UEEQUEG WA S A NA TIVE OF ROKOVOKO, an island far away to the West and So... ...rosses all adroop (like canted yards of anchored fleets); and her suburban avenues of house-walls lying over upon each other, as a tossed pack of card...

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...he sight Of the high towers of Antioch you could lose Your way. Of all the avenues and green paths Of this wild wood there is not one but leads, As to... ...lettante curtain-lifter. JUVENILIA JUVENILIA JUVENILIA JUVENILIA JUVENILIA Q Q Q Q QUEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN MAB A P A P A P A P A Phi... ...in my heart _15 It consecrates to thine. Q Q Q Q QUEEN MAB. UEEN MAB. UEEN MAB. UEEN MAB. UEEN MAB. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. H... ...ement shone. _240 NO NO NO NO NOTES ON Q TES ON Q TES ON Q TES ON Q TES ON QUEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN MAB UE... ...s kai phonous proelthon.—Plout. peri tes Sarkophagias. NO NO NO NO NOTE ON Q TE ON Q TE ON Q TE ON Q TE ON QUEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN MAB UEEN M... ... _10 281 Shelley T T T T TO O O O O THE Q THE Q THE Q THE Q THE QUEEN OF MY HEAR UEEN OF MY HEAR UEEN OF MY HEAR UE...

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...e river-side?’ The captain saw no objection. ‘Shall we join company in the avenue of trees which leads from Petersham to Ham House, and settle the exa... ..., he remembered when and where he had taken the cigar. They stopped at the avenue gate and alighted, leaving the carriage to the care of the servant, ... ...uble 1—all, everything—a cobbler’s weapon. U- p-up, adjective, not down. S-q-u-double e-r-s-Squeers, noun substantive, a educator of youth. T otal, al...

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...idge and a mill below it. From the bridge proceeded one of the magnificent avenues of oak-trees which led up to the lordly lodge, full 24 ... ...were, between the river and the great Chase of Sheffield, up whose stately avenue the riding party looked as they crossed the bridge, Richard having b... ...himself a man!” So saying, the great lady departed, escorted as far as the avenue gate by Richard T albot, and leaving the family grati- fied by her c... ...self. A pleasant, smooth, grass lawn lay in front, and on it converged the avenues of oaks and walnuts, stretching towards the gates of the park, narr... ...com- ing, but nearly half an hour must pass while the party came along the avenue from the drawbridge over the Sheaf ere they could arrive at the lodg... ...efrain the tongue.” CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XI Q Q Q Q QUEEN MAR UEEN MAR UEEN MAR UEEN MAR UEEN MARY Y Y Y Y’S PRESENCE C...

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...I CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XI CHAPTER XI THE THE THE THE THE T T T T TW W W W WO Q O Q O Q O Q O QUEENS UEENS UEENS UEENS UEENS AFTER ALL, I was put to sham... ...of leaving the pest-house I had inhabited so long, and driving through the avenues, all budding with fresh young foliage, and past gardens glowing wit... ...he had been bidden to be out in the air, and she and I had walked down the avenue in search of some cukoo-flowers and king-cups that grew by the canal... ...e silence at first, but we had not long turned into the high road from the avenue when hoofs came behind us, and a servant from Hunkerslust rode up to... ...we were full to the brim of joyous plans, and were walking out in the long avenue discussing them most gladly together, when, to add to our delight, C... ... Dirkius had said to him. Thus we reached the entrance of the great double avenue, along which, as we presently saw, two English clergymen were walkin...

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...ent sheen. Thus he nears, and now all T empe Rings with his melodious cry, Avenues and blue expanses Beam in his large lustrous eye! All the branches ... ... thus berate thee. Dry-fruited firs are dropping their cones, And vista’ d avenues of pines T ake richer green, give fresher tones, As morn after morn... ...stic and man’s heart: those ways, how rough, How vile, outside the stately avenue Where you walk sheltered by your angel’s wings, Are happily unknown ... ...hostile stirred to heat All his vast enginery, allowed no halt Up withered avenues of waste-blood war, T o the pitiless red mounts of fire afume, As ‘... ...nce of Bards was old Aneurin; 285 Projected from the bilious Childe, 272 Q Queen Theodolind has built 255 R Rich labour is the struggle to be wise,...

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...Chair CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER VII VII VII VII VII THE Q THE Q THE Q THE Q THE Q U U U U UAKERS AND AKERS AND AKERS AND AKERS A... ...yal people and deprived me of my country.” He then passed through a narrow avenue and found him self in King Street, almost on the very spot which, s...

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...en thousand pounds, to a client or customer of his, whom he would call P . q. (Here, as they were getting towards Lord Decimus, he held Mr Merdle tigh... ...d Mr Merdle tight.) As a security for the repayment of this advance to P . Q. whom we would call a widow lady, there were placed in A. B.’s hands the ... ...lling and lopping in the woods of Blinkiter Doddles, lay in the son of P . Q. then past his majority, and whom we would call X. Y .—but really this wa... ...t, had begun to jolt through a Slough of Despond, and through a long, long avenue of wrack and ruin. Other nuptial carriages are said to have gone the... ...colour, as he approached it through the dark 207 Little Dorrit – Book Two avenue they made. There was a draped doorway, but no door; and as he stoppe... ...ans of doing that darker deed, and removing its traces by any of the black avenues of shadow that lay around them. ‘Now, sir,’ said the testy Jeremiah... ...y and the sum- mer night was calm again, numbers of people choked up every avenue of access, and parties of diggers were formed to relieve one another...

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...t, and is all but surrounded by the branches of lime trees, which form the avenue leading up to the house from both sides. This avenue is magnificent,... ... sec- ond visit. Mrs Quiverful, as soon as she saw his horse coming up the avenue from the vicarage gate, hastily packed up her huge basket of needlew... ...o back on her word. ’ 227 Anthony Trollope ‘My dear, you’re wrong—’ ‘Now, Q, don’t be so soft, ’ she continued. ‘Take my word for it, the bishop know... ...easure of 243 Anthony Trollope sending you these few lines to say that Mr Q. has to-day, in my presence, resigned any title that he ever had to the w... ...ld. He was not long in finding her. She was walking to and fro beneath the avenue of elms that stood in the archdeacon’s grounds, skirting the churchy... ...regarded her as the affianced wife of another man. As she passed along the avenue, every now and then an unbidden tear would force itself on her cheek... ...first saw him, that she turned short round and retraced her steps down the avenue, trying to rid her cheeks of all trace of the tell- tale tears. It w... ...leman. ‘Only think if it should be wrong. ’ ‘She’d never have sent for me, Q., if it wasn’t all right, ’ again argued the lady. ‘She’s stiff and hard ... ...ttom. ‘Oh, Letty!’ said Mr Quiverful, rising from his well-worn seat. ‘Oh, Q!’ said Mrs Quiverful; and then the two, unmindful of the kitchen apron, t...

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... CHAPTER II CHAPTER II CHAPTER II CHAPTER II R R R R ROCK OCK OCK OCK OCKQ Q Q Q QU U U U UA A A A AY Y Y Y Y THE actual moment of a parting is often ... ...ell as her own. CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV THE Q THE Q THE Q THE Q THE QUEEN OF UEEN OF UEEN OF UEEN OF UEEN OF THE THE TH... ...revelled in the little paradises of books and pic- tures in Northumberland Avenue and Westminster Sanctu- ary, and went to Evensong at the Abbey, Mysi...

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...tice of the peace in Sangamon County, before whom he obtained a judgment. “Q.—Did you remove the same by injunction to the Sangamon Circuit Court? Ans... ... shunned and despised, and he will retreat within him- self, close all the avenues to his head and his heart; and though your cause be naked truth its...

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...essary parts in it to speak and act for themselves. CHAPTER 4 MR AND M RS Q UILP RESIDED ON T OWER H ILL; and in her bower on Tower Hill. Mrs Quilp... ...atigue; and then it expanded into a grin of delight. CHAPTER 5 WHETHER M R Q UILP TOOK ANY SLEEP by snatches of a few winks at a time, or whether h... ...Queen Street last week, and made that no throughfare too. There’s only one avenue to the Strand left often now, and I shall have to stop up that to ni... ...ckling as he went. The Old Curiosity Shop – Dickens 81 CHAPTER 10 DANIEL Q UILP NEITHER ENTERED NOR LEFT the old man’s house, unobserved. In the sha... ...e two poor adventurers, wandering they knew not whither. CHAPTER 13 DANIEL Q UILP OF T OWER H ILL, and Sampson Brass of Bevis Marks in the city of Lo...

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..., and we made our entrance to the baronet’s park in state. There is a fine avenue of a mile long leading to the house, and the woman at the lodge-gate... ...rved doors, which are something like those at odious Chiswick. “There’s an avenue,” said Sir Pitt, “a mile long. There’s six thousand pound of timber ... ...nd of timber in them there trees. Do you call that nothing?” He pronounced avenue —evenue, and nothing— nothink, so droll; and he had a Mr. Hodson, hi... ... little park wicket, and through the dark plantation, and up the checkered avenue to Queen’s Crawley, was charming in the moonlight to two such lovers... ...Mr. Driver winked again. “No go,” Mr. D. whispered. “Not at no price,” Mr. Q. said. “Mr. George Osborne, sir, how will you take it?” George crammed ea... ...the lower part of Jos’s face, his imagination was rambling along the Green Avenue, dressed out in a frogged coat and lace, and in company with Made- m...

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... The Octopus CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV CHAPTER IV ON THE Q UIEN S ABE RANCH, in one of its western divi- sions, near the line fence ... ... other quarter of the town. After a weary walk, she came out upon Van Ness Avenue, near its junc- tion with Market Street. She turned into the avenue,... ... hungry.” It was Friday night, between seven and eight. The great deserted avenue was already dark. A sea fog was scudding overhead, and by degrees de... ...ood, was Xeres, of the 1815 vintage. * * * Mrs. Hooven crossed the avenue. It was growing late. Without knowing it, she had come to a part of ... ...hough she might, turn upon her tracks up and down the streets, back to the avenue again, incessantly and relentlessly the torture dug into her vi- tal...

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...rt Louis Stevenson STORY OF THE PHYSICIAN AND THE SARATOGA TRUNK MR. SILAS Q. SCUDDAMORE was a young American of a simple and harmless disposition, wh... ...w and then dine together frugally in a restaurant across the street. Silas Q. Scuddamore had many little vices of the more respectable order, and was ... ...fire and daring; and the result of it was that, long before ten, Mr. Silas Q. Scuddamore presented himself in unimpeachable attire at the door of the ... ...s four rows of venerable lime-trees formed, in this starry night, a twilit avenue with two side aisles of pitch darkness. Here and there stone benches...

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...9 Yo n g e CHAPTER XXI CHAPTER XXI CHAPTER XXI CHAPTER XXI CHAPTER XXI THE Q THE Q THE Q THE Q THE QU U U U UAR AR AR AR ARTER SESSIONS TER SESSIONS T... ..., and her 310 The Clever Woman of the Family resolute will had closed all avenues to sensations that might impair her powers; she would not give way ...

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...e river-side?’ The captain saw no objection. ‘Shall we join company in the avenue of trees which leads from Petersham to Ham House, and settle the exa... ..., he remembered when and where he had taken the cigar. They stopped at the avenue gate and alighted, leaving the carriage to the care of the servant, ... ...uble 1—all, everything—a cobbler’s weapon. U- p-up, adjective, not down. S-q-u-double e-r-s-Squeers, noun substantive, a educator of youth. T otal, al...

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..., bigoted form of the scenic art. THE MAR THE MAR THE MAR THE MAR THE MARQ Q Q Q QUESS UESS UESS UESS UESS WELLESLE WELLESLE WELLESLE WELLESLE WELLESL... ...nificent temple to Janus; and each face was so managed as to point down an avenue leading to a separate market-place. Now, that there were four market... ...95 Thomas de Quincey folded): and the use of both may be thus illustrated. Q. ‘Did Mr. A. ever say that he would marry Miss B.?’—A. ‘No; not explicitl... ...lect furniture for his house; by consulting her on his own plans of life.’ Q. ‘Did Epicurus maintain any doctrines such as are here ascribed to him?’—... ... and may be deduced from them by the fairest and most irresistible logic.’ Q. ‘Why did you complain of the man? Had he expressed any contempt for your... ..., he went instantly and put his name down as a subscriber to the old one.’ Q. ‘Did Mr.—— approve of that gentleman’s conduct and way of life?’—A. ‘I d...

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... be, even there to meet thee: But I cannot find thee in the arbour, Or the avenue of lofty lindens. 1789.* 253 Goethe THE VISIT . FAIN had I to-day s... ...nt far 83 P Palm Sunday at the V atican 310 Poet’s art is ever able 140 Q Quick throbb’d my heart: to norse! haste, haste, 65 R Restless Love 77 ...

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...e room; the demonstrator sat aloft on his impromptu ros- trum, reading the Q. Jour. Mi. Sci.; the rest of the examinees were busy, and with their back... ...me into view between spikes of delphinium, and up these we went to a great avenue between very old and shady dark trees. All down this avenue, you kno... ...our and statuary, and very tame and friendly white doves… “Along this cool avenue my girl-friend led me, looking down—I recall the pleasant lines, the...

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...from the track which it lays down. In that immense crowd which throngs the avenues to power in the United States I found very few men who displayed an... ... the only durable and resisting power in a people. When the *See Appendix, Q. 314 Democracy in America jury is reserved for criminal offences, the pe... ...oeuvre was supported by public opinion. 808 Democracy in America Appendix Q The Federal Constitution has introduced the jury into the tribunals of th...

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...s strik- ing fire out of the long muddy vista of paved road with its weary avenue of little trees, a black speck moved along the road and splashed amo... ...s he accepted a rose or two from hers and thanked her. They were now by an avenue of trees. Whether they turned into it on his movement or on hers mat... ... knew full well that he would do it. They were now at the last tree in the avenue. She stopped, and withdrew her arm. Speaking to him with her eyes li... ...f all his old hopes—all nobody’s old restless doubts. They came out of the avenue next moment, arm-in-arm as they had entered it: and the trees seemed... ...‘Well!’ said Clennam, abiding by the feeling that had fallen on him in the avenue on the night of the roses, the feeling that he was an older man, who... ...en thousand pounds, to a client or customer of his, whom he would call P . q. (Here, as they were getting towards Lord Decimus, he held Mr Merdle tigh... ...d Mr Merdle tight.) As a security for the repayment of this advance to P . Q. whom we would call a widow lady, there were placed in A. B.’s hands the ... ...lling and lopping in the woods of Blinkiter Doddles, lay in the son of P . Q. then past his majority, and whom we would call X. Y .—but really this wa...

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... flight of stone steps. In the front of the house a long, solemn, straight avenue through a double row of lime-trees, leads away to lodge-gates, which... ... be disforested. It was nearly dark when Mark Robarts drove up through the avenue of lime-trees to the hall-door; but it was easy to see that the hous... ...nt to church. The church stood on the grounds, close to that long for- mal avenue of lime-trees, but within the front gate. Their walk, therefore, aft... ...the archdeacon was not quite at his ease. ‘Keep Dumbello up to his p’s and q’s, you know, ’ a friend of his had whis- pered to him at his club. By hea... ...th with the Duke of Omnium and with Lady Lufton. ‘Of course those dear old avenues will be very sad to me, ’ said Mrs Harold Smith, when at the end of...

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...apitols of States, and capitol of the nation of States, Long stately rows in avenues, hospitals for orphans or for the poor or sick, Manhattan steambo... ... peaceably on farms, laboring, reaping, filling barns, Some traversing paved avenues, amid temples, palaces, factories, libraries, shows, courts, thea... ...come! orators, singers, musicians to come 22 Proud music of the storm, 415 Q Quicksand years that whirl me I know not whither, 461 R Race of vetera...

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...ve the trouble to teach another. But upon my word he must mind his p’s and q’s; upon my word, he must; and you had better tell him so.’ ‘The fact is, ... ... with loud cracks of his whip, and with a spasmodic gallop along the short avenue, took the archdeacon up to the door of Lord Lufton’s house. He asked... ...ed her opinion of her friend’s character: ‘You’ll find that he’ll feel it, Q.,’ she said to her husband, in answer to some sarcastic remark made by hi... ...e herself a fool too in her struggles to have everything her own way. But, Q., there were worse women than Mrs Proudie. She was never one of your idle... ...orld, and that a man can get along in it very well if he minds his p’s and q’s.’ ‘But suppose it’s a woman?’ ‘Easier still.’ ‘And suppose she does not... ... it’s a woman?’ ‘Easier still.’ ‘And suppose she does not mind her p’s and q’s?’ ‘Women always do.’ ‘Do they? Your knowledge of women goes as far as t...

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...ieur, what shall I do?’ ‘Thou, Landry? I know. Speed like a hare, lock the avenue gate, and hide the key. That will delay them a long time. Off now, F... ...2 Yo n g e CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER VII VII VII VII VII THE Q THE Q THE Q THE Q THE QUEEN’S P UEEN’S P UEEN’S P UEEN’S P UEEN’S PAST AS... ...green, and with Philip at his rein that he first endured to ride along the avenue on Lord Walwyn’s smooth-paced palfrey; and it was Philip who interru... ... a grand old castle standing on a hill- side among chestnut woods, with an avenue a mile long lead- ing up to it; and battlemented towers fit to stand... ...of chestnut forest stretching up the hills on either side, and the stately avenue extending before it; but just then the last courier was discovered, ...

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... been “more Dreadnoughts.” The future, as we British seem to see it, is an avenue of Dreadnoughts and Super-Dreadnoughts and Super-Super-Dreadnoughts,... ...nce” Christianity and Zion City. These things are quite insufficient for a Q.E.D., but I submit they favour my proposition. Suppose there is no People... ...ny one of the three command a majority. They are great men, not local men. Q, who is an unknown man in most of the country, has, on the contrary, a st... ..., D, E, F , G, H, I, J, K and L on the first system, return instead O, P , Q, R, S, T , U, V , W , X, Y, Z. Numerous voters who would have voted for A... ...te instead for R, S, T, etc., numbers who would have voted for B, vote for Q, V , W , X, etc. But now suppose that A and B are opposed to one another,... ...e the A candidates and in his name they con- quer. B, C, E, G, I, K, M, O, Q, S, V are all thrown out in spite of the wide popularity of B and C. B an... ...ginia, and one discovers the slovenly, unfinished promise of a city, broad avenues lined by negro shanties and patches of cultivation, great public bu...

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...e of wounded spirit as he is, a sufficiently familiar con- temporary type. Q. What does Religion mean to you? A. It means nothing; and it seems, so fa... .... As a timepiece stops, we die— there being no immortality in either case. Q. What comes before your mind corresponding to the words God, Heaven, Ange... ...ever. I am a man without a religion. These words mean so much mythic bosh. Q. Have you had any experiences which appeared providential? A. None whatev... ...m James as knowledge of scientific law will convince any one of this fact. Q. What things work most strongly on your emotions? A. Lively songs and mus... ...ave made a great ad- vance over his present status a thousand years hence. Q. What is your notion of sin? A. It seems to me that sin is a condition, a... ...ve been first singled out and followed by philosophy as the more promising avenue to the knowledge of Nature’s life? Well, it is still in these richer...

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... and shirt-frill. Another laugh at my expense. “Ah! M. le Major,” said the Q—— of the B-lg—ns, archly, “vous n’aurez jamais votre brevet de Colonel.” ... ..., floating in the wind, desig- nated as the tent of Holkar, led an immense avenue—of el- ephants! the finest street, indeed, I ever saw. Each of the m... ... luxuriantly at all seasons of the year. We passed down this extraordinary avenue—no less than three hundred and eighty-eight tails did I count on eac... ...er spoke again. Ivanhoe spurred on his horse Bavieca madly up the chestnut avenue. The castle was before him; the western tower was in flames; the bes... ... round to join them. Tag mounted his own horse; and, as we walked down the avenue, “I thought,” he said, “you told me you knew how to ride; and that y...