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...ct state. From the description of inanimate bodies and plants, I passed to animals, and particularly to man. But since I had not as yet sufficient kno... ...that the nature distinctively consists in thinking, functions in which the animals void of reason may be said wholly to resemble us; but among which I... ...eart and arteries, which, as the first and most general motion observed in animals, will afford the means of readily deter mining what should be thou... ...the trouble of getting dissected in their presence the heart of some large animal possessed of lungs (for this is throughout sufficiently like the hu... .... This receives confirmation from the circumstance, that it is observed of animals desti tute of lungs that they have also but one cavity in the hear... ... writings possess any value, those into whose hands they may fall after my death may be able to put them to what use they deem proper. But I resolved ...

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...e old man. “But how will you marry people who do not love each other? Only animals can be coupled at the will of a propri- etor. But people have incli... ...n with a smile. “You are wrong to say that, madam,” said the old man. “The animals are beasts, but man has received the law.” “But, nevertheless, how ... ...knows by reason, where as the maiden knows them only by instinct, like the animal. Hence these abominable jerseys, these artificial humps on the back,... ...e that was before us and our home was said. “And then what? If we had been animals, we should have known that we had not to talk. But here, on the con... ...s, she will try to prevent conception, and descend, not to the level of an animal, but to the level of a thing; or she will be what she is in the grea... ...ere can result from them only that which none of us can avoid,—disease and death. Without faith in God, they love only physically, and all their energ... ...ld kiss her sweet lips, etc., and he would even have the best of it before death. With her it was still worse. If she had not done it, she had the des... ... in her face, through the physical sufferings, in spite of the approach of death, was expressed the same old hatred, so familiar to me. “‘The children... ...d approached. To- ward noon she died. As for me, I was arrested before her death, at eight o’clock in the morning. They took me to 89 The Kreutzer So...

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...ease, just to get the sight out of their heads. Some one has said that the death of a mouse from cancer is the whole sack of Rome by the Goths, and I ... ...sations full of worldly wisdom that Leonora has reported to me since their deaths. And is it pos- sible to imagine that during our prescribed walks in... .... It was a great worry. I had to go out to Waterbury just after Florence’s death because the poor dear old fellow had left a good many charitable bequ... .... I never shall forget the polished cob that Edward, beside me, drove; the animal’s ac- tion, its high-stepping, its skin that was like satin. And the... ...n I saw a brown cow hitch its horns under the stomach of a black and white animal and the black and white one was thrown right into the middle of a na... ...hat one doesn’t expect of a cow. I suppose I ought to have pitied the poor animal; but I just didn’t. I was out for enjoyment. And I just enjoyed myse... ...g like three hundred pounds a year … It was a devil of a blow; it was like death; for she imagined that by that time she had really got to the bottom ... ...dren should be brought up as Catholics. And that, of course, was spiritual death to Leonora. I have given you a wrong impression if I have not made yo...

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...: theres a good boy. She’s given me half-a-crown. She thinks it’s life and death to her husband for her to see you. RIDGEON. Values her husband’s life... ...g. There were fifty cases to choose from; and forty had to be condemned to death. Some of the forty had young wives and helpless chil- dren. If the ha... ... from the hospital that youre to come instantly— a patient on the point of death. The carriage is waiting. RIDGEON [intolerantly] Oh, nonsense: get ou... ... taste under any circumstances or in any company to harp on the subject of death; but it is a dastardly advantage to take of a medical man. [Thunderin... ...arson who didnt threaten me with damna- tion. And now you threaten me with death. With all your talk youve only one real trump in your hand, and thats... ... est of all my friends had a sort of beauty and affectionateness that only animals have. I hope you may never feel what I felt when I had to put him i... ...felt when I had to put him into the hands of men who defend the torture of animals because they are only brutes. RIDGEON. Well, did you find us so ver... ...k it must be true, because they never mention you to me now. JENNIFER. The animals in Sir Ralph’s house are like spoiled children. When Mr. Walpole ha...

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... sometimes horrible and agonizing disease and the cer- tainty of premature death. All this part of the story is fright- fully real, frightfully presen... ...hty feasts, the commander of armies, and the wielder of powers of life and death, of salvation and damnation after death. Something may be done in thi... ...h they so lightly bargained away, they now find to be a matter of life and death to them; for not even the gods can live on Law and Godhead alone, be ... ...wards welfare, economy, and life instead of towards corruption, waste, and death, nevertheless did not scruple to seize by fraud and force these power... ... all back into the Rhine and trans- formed himself into the shortest-lived animal that enjoys at least a brief run in the sunshine. His case, however,... ...ng stage curse, calling down on its every future possessor care, fear, and death. The musical phrase accompanying this out- burst was a veritable harm... ... ing, what he condemned was its sensual expression, the out- come of man’s animal nature, and not true human love. The highest satisfaction and expres...

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...r help when I need it most. Through prayer many hardships are made easier. Death and suffering is very hard to accept in a person s life. Prayer allev... ...ough this peril. We watched him day after day dwindle as he grew closer to death. We only had our prayers to God to help us alleviate the pain. Daily ... ...der he or she is influenced by the environ- ment. Barbie dolls and stuffed animals are examples of toys given to little girls while soldiers and sport...

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...ble, cultivated, and honorable family of which he had been deprived by the death of his father and mother. All the members of that family, especially ... ...ever connected these scien- tific deductions as to the origin of man as an animal, as to reflex action, biology, and sociology, with those ques- tions... ...ology, and sociology, with those ques- tions as to the meaning of life and death to himself, which had of late been more and more often in his mind. A... ... a minute,” he said. “You must understand that it’s a question of life and death for me. I have never spoken to any one of this. And there’s no one I ... ...ay. People coming in were still talking of what happened. “What a horrible death!” said a gentleman, passing by. “They say he was cut in two pieces.” ... ...one’s own and other people’s, would be a good thing, and yet I’m afraid of death, aw- fully afraid of death.” He shuddered. “But do drink some- thing....

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...XIII LEMMINIKAINEN’S SECOND WOOING...................................................................................................... 132 RUNE XIV DEATH OF LEMMINKAINEN .......................................................................................................................... 138 RUNE XV LEMMINKAINEN’S RESTORATION ............................................

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...people who live pre eminently close to nature, and are at home amongst the animals of the wilderness, beasts and birds, winds, and woods, and waters, ... ... of his body from the river of T uoui, and fearing that the sprites of the Death stream might resent her intrusion, the Sun, in answer to her entreati... ..., none dared to fell a tree or cut a shrub in its immediate vicinity, lest death should overtake the offender within a year, in punishment for his sac... ...eltered in the “coal black waters of Manala.” From the seed grains of the death land fields and forests, the T uoni worm (the serpent) had taken its ... ...evils, some formless, others taking the shapes of the most odious forms of animal life, as worms and mites; the nine, however, described above, were c... ...egree of Doctor of Medicine from the University of Helsingfors. After the death of Castren in 1850, Lonnrot was appointed pro fessor of the Suomi (F... ...ost re nowned minstrel of the country, and with whose closely im pending death, numerous very precious runes would have been irrevocably lost. The h...

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...has preserved that reputation with more ease, not only during life, but in death. None so completely hides his personality in his glory. In an epoch o... ...it of his singular genius) in him nihilism finds itself coexistent with an animal energy so fresh and so intense that for a long time it deceives the ... ... that he has ever permitted his pen to tell of the intoxication of a free, animal existence are in the opening pages of the story entitled “Mouche,” w... ...he vigor with which he describes these rude figures. The robustness of his animalism permits him fully to imagine all the simple sensations of these b... ...ouble power of feeling life bitterly, and at the same time with so much of animal force. The first theory bears upon the choice of personages and the ... ...concile or ex- plain the contradiction between love in life and inevitable death. Who can read in “Bel-Ami” the terribly graphic description of the co... ...ng to life, and his refusal to credit the slow and merciless ap- proach of death, without feeling that the question asked at Naishapur many centuries ... ...t and attractive phases, at his feet, and yet—inevitable, ever ad- vancing death, with the question of life still unan- swered. This may account for s... ...by the mere power of his will. Woe to us! But, nevertheless, sometimes the animal rebels and kills the man who has subjugated it. I should also like—I...

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...sationalist. They had to fall back coarsely on the terror of infection and death. They prescribed inoculations and operations. Whatever part of a huma... ...uch im- possible way. What really happened was that the impact of physical death and destruction, the one reality that every fool can understand, tore... ...hucydides wrote his history , it has been on record that when the angel of death sounds his trumpet the pretences of civi- lization are blown from men... ... in “German losses.” They were our losses as well. Imagine exulting in the death of Beethoven because Bill Sykes dealt him his death blow! Straining a... ...le could not comprehend these sorrows. There was a frivolous exultation in death for its own sake, which was at bottom an inability to realize that th... ...E CAPTAIN. I am not glad. The natural term of the af- fection of the human animal for its offspring is six years. My daughter Ariadne was born when I ... ... go on. What were you going to call me? An infernal what? Which unpleasant animal is it to be this time? RANDALL [foaming]. There is no animal in the ... ...kness some new creation will come to supplant us as we have supplanted the animals, or the heavens will fall in thunder and destroy us. LADY UTTERWORD... ...anner, wal- lowing comfortably in her hammock]. We have not supplanted the animals, Hector. Why do you ask heaven to destroy this house, which could b...

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...of every messenger. The very air from the South seemed to us redolent with death. That palsying thought, indeed, took entire possession of my soul. I ... ...vey a very tolerable conception of the general out- line. The mouth of the animal was situated at the extremity of a proboscis some sixty or seventy f... ...t the chief peculiarity of this horrible thing was the representation of a Death’s Head, which covered nearly the whole surface of its breast, and whi... ...een there carefully designed by an artist. While I re- garded the terrific animal, and more especially the appearance on its breast, with a feeling or... ...mmeasurably alarmed, for I considered the vi- sion either as an omen of my death, or, worse, as the fore- runner of an attack of mania. I threw myself... ...antennae in the form of an elongated club, prismatic; abdomen pointed, The Death’s— headed Sphinx has occasioned much terror among the vulgar, at time... ...ourang-outangs was very simple, but effective enough for his purposes. The animals in question had, at the epoch of my story, very rarely been seen in... ...thout the saddle-bags which had been strapped on his back at starting. The animal was wounded, too, and cov- ered with mud. These circumstances natura... ...loody from a pistol-shot, that had gone clean through and through the poor animal’s chest without quite killing him; when he heard all this, he turned...

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... too far down in the scale, and to deny him genius alto- gether. Since his death, his fame has continued to vibrate between extremes. Lord Byron and L... ...herever the English language is spoken, and that, too, a century after his death. And there are few critics who would refuse to subscribe, on the whol... ... who con- tinues to dance on till the ball is finished, while the news of “death, and death, and death” of friend, brother, husband, are successively ... ...e frenzy of his grief, accuses for the loss of his son! Which of the lower animals less poetical or coarser than a swine? and yet Shakspeare introduce... ...im shun the great: Who combats bravely is not therefore brave, He dreads a death-bed like the meanest slave: Who reasons wisely is not therefore wise,... ...rave Cobham! to the latest breath Shall feel your ruling passion strong in death: Such in those moments as in all the past, 33 The Poetical Works of ...

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...ce and charm. If her husband did not adore her, he was a brute, deserving of death by slow torture. Her name was Adele Ratignolle. There are no words ... ...hich her unaided strength would never be able to overcome. A quick vision of death smote her soul, and for a second of time appalled and enfeebled her... ...es and managed to regain the land. She made no mention of her encounter with death and her flash of terror, except to say to her husband, “I thought I... ...h a ridiculously sudden and dramatic way! As if it were a matter of life and death! Never saying a word about it all morning when he was with me.” “Ye... ...hanging would be too good for him. It’s a wonder Robert hasn’t beaten him to death long ago.” “I thought he had great patience with his brother,” offe... ...pression in her glance or gesture. She reminded him of some beautiful, sleek animal waking up in the sun. The dinner was excellent. The claret was war... ...e crimson into her face; in a way that pleased her at last, appealing to the animalism that stirred impatiently within her. There was nothing which so... ...being left by the wayside; left with the grass and the clouds and a few dumb animals. True, I feel at home in the society of these symbols of life’s i...

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...ust marry because the race must perish without her travail: if the risk of death and the certainty of pain, danger and unutterable 15 Man & Superman ... ...a fool could, like Bunyan’s hero, look back from the brink of the river of death over the strife and labor of his pilgrimage, and say “yet do I not re... ...able and sensible Worldly Wiseman as no better at bottom than the life and death of Mr Badman: all this, expressed by Bunyan in the terms of a tinker’... ...ut he had daughters; and yet he was as good to my sister as to me. And his death was so sudden! I always intended to thank him—to let him know that I ... ...- ful thing! TANNER. [with angry sarcasm] Dreadful. Appalling. Worse than death, as Ramsden says. [He comes to Octavius]. What would you not give, Ta... ...f science are all driven at last to have but one prayer “Make me a healthy animal.” But here you escape the tyr- anny of the flesh; for here you are n... ....” But here you escape the tyr- anny of the flesh; for here you are not an animal at all: you are a ghost, an appearance, an illusion, a convention, d...

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... They are dislodged by new industries, whose introduction becomes a life and death question for all civilised nations, by indus tries that no longer... ...oisie itself. But not only has the bourgeoisie forged the weapons that bring death to itself; it has also called into exist ence the men who are to w... ...cumbed in the 18th century to ratio nalist ideas, feudal society fought its death battle with the then revolutionary bourgeoisie. The ideas of reli ... ...organisers of charity, members of societies for the prevention of cruelty to animals, temperance fanatics, hole and corner reformers of every imaginab...

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...f the underwater world. I felt calm as I snorkeled past the variety of sea animals of different shapes, colors, and figures. They created the most bea... ... which could be a direct reflection on how he actually feels following the death of his parents. The way in which Batman fights crime is as a detectiv... ...day, getting into trouble. She’ll go into my bedroom, steal little stuffed animals, and line them up at the back door. When I come home each day, I ha...

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...ting the wounded Marzo, who, weeping and terrorstricken by the prospect of death and of subsequent tor- ments for which he is conscious of having emin... ...ht judge. What do you charge against me? BRASSBOUND. I charge you with the death of my mother and the theft of my inheritance. SIR HOWARD. As to your ... ... as such, to Mr. Rankin, the missionary, the evening we met you. As to her death, you know—you must know— that she died in her native country, years a... ...ultan here. Consider what you say; for when my word goes forth for life or death, it may not be recalled. BRASSBOUND. Sidi el Assif: I will buy the ma... ...ers. Speeches made by my uncle at charitable dinners, or sentencing men to death—pious, highminded speeches by a man who was to me a thief and a murde... ...cinating mystery to a sedentary person like myself. The horse, a dangerous animal whom, when I cannot avoid, I propiti- ate with apples and sugar, he ...