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...ides o the world may danger: much is breeding, Which, like the courser s hair, hath yet but life, And not a serpent s poison. Say, our pleasure, To... ...ctavia, her years, Her inclination, let him not leave out The color of her hair: bring me word quickly. [Exit ALEXAS.] Let him f... ... In thy fats our cares be drown d, With thy grapes our hairs be crown d: Cup us, till the world go round, ... ...ess. CLEOPATRA: For the most part, too, they are foolish that are so. Her hair, what color? Messenger: Brown, madam: and her forehead As low as she... ... in the harbor, take it. O, I follow d that I blush to look upon: My very hairs do mutiny; for the white Reprove the brown for rashness, and they the... ... O Antony! I have follow d thee to this; but we do lance Diseases in our bodies: I must perforce Have shown to thee such a declinin...

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...1428 Con. Thou art holy to belye me so, 1429 I am not mad: this haire I teare is mine, 1430 My name is Constance, I was Geffreyes wif... ...e tresses: O what loue I note 1446 In the faire multitude of those her haires; 1447 Where but by chance a siluer drop hath falne, - 32 - The ... ...1452 Con. To England, if you will. 1453 Fra. Binde vp your haires. 1454 Con. Yes that I will: and wherefore will I do it? 145... ...ut shame and bitternesse. 1497 Pand. Before the curing of a strong disease, 1498 Euen in the instant of repaire and health, 1499 The f... ...e were but a moth in yours, 1671 A graine, a dust, a gnat, a wandering haire, 1672 Any annoyance in that precious sense: 1673 Then feeling... ...erewith my life should saile, 2664 Are turned to one thred, one little haire: 2665 My heart hath one poore string to stay it by, 2666 Whic...

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...d by a group of about half a dozen men—Henderson, Ogilvy, and a tall, fair-haired man that I afterwards learned was Stent, the Astronomer Royal, with ... ...ng hotter. When for a moment I raised my head to take breath and throw the hair and water from my eyes, the steam was rising in a whirling white fog t... ...ed by the smoke. His face was a fair weakness, his chin retreated, and his hair lay in crisp, almost 59 H G Wells flaxen curls on his low forehead; h... ... in shirt, trou- sers, and slippers, his braces loose about his waist, his hair disordered from his pillow. “What the devil is it?” he asked. “A fire?... ...ey heard his voice, and, looking back at him, saw one hand clutched in his hair and the other beating invisible things. His paroxysm of rage over, he ... ...pon Mars or Martian sanitary science eliminated them ages ago. A hun- dred diseases, all the fevers and contagions of human life, con- sumption, cance... ...end the red weed succumbed almost as quickly as it had spread. A cankering disease, due, it is believed, to the 125 H G Wells action of certain bacte... ...all terrestrial plants have ac- quired a resisting power against bacterial diseases—they never succumb without a severe struggle, but the red weed rot... ... roadway; but its fronds were already whitened in patches by the spreading disease that presently removed it so swiftly. At the corner of the lane tha...

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...charge of the Britons was made, Boadicea, in a war chariot, with her fair hair streaming in the wind, and her injured daughters lying at her feet, dr... ...r made in England. All this time, he was afflicted with a terrible unknown disease, which caused him violent and frequent pain that nothing could reli... ...themselves were a hand some people. The men were proud of their long fair hair, parted on the forehead; their ample beards, their fresh complexions, ... ... seat, and, making passionately at the robber, and seizing him by his long hair, tried to throw him down. But the robber had a dagger underneath his c... ...m. The Pope sent to Normandy a consecrated banner, and a ring containing a hair which he warranted to have grown on the head of Saint Peter. He blesse... ...his short legs; William, called Rufus or the Red, from the colour of his hair; and Henry, fond of learning, and called, in the Norman language, Bea... ...le mother’s sake. A Child’s Histroy of England 196 Now came that terrible disease, the Plague, into Europe, hurrying from the heart of China; and kil... ...ish army. But, that army suffered so much, in spite of its successes, from disease and privation, that it was already reduced one half. Still, the Kin... ...aw and heard these things. It is very well known that such delusions are a disease which is not by any means uncommon. It is probable enough that ther...

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...ture, or where is the indefin- able difference of it? Are you wearing your hair in a new way without warning me? I perceive a change clearly, and I ca... ... don’t mean to let her get him away from me. She’s older than him, and her hair ain’t gold to the roots, ma’am.” 14 The Country of the Blind It was o... ...bes. “Here is the living thing. This is a cultivation of the actual living disease bacteria.” He hesitated. “Bottled cholera, so to speak.” A slight g... ...nterested him from the very contrast of their dispositions. The lank black hair and deep grey eyes, the haggard expression and nervous manner, the fit... ...he Bacteriolo- gist to himself. “How he gloated over those cultivations of disease germs!” A disturbing thought struck him. He turned to the bench by ... ...y scab that fell off it very soon, and scarcely feath- ers—a kind of downy hair. I can hardly express how pleased I was to see him. I tell you, Robins... ...ouch,” said Wade. “The couch in the private room of Professor Boyce. Horse-hair stuffing.” Davidson felt about, and puzzled over it, and answered pres... ...eturn, lay in the background of the story; a ship- wrecked crew thinned by disease, a quarrel or so, and the needs of discipline, and at last taking t... ...ons of Jafferay’s more exaggerated gestures. “Really, one might think it a disease,” I said—“Stage-Walkitis!” (There’s many a truth spoken in jest.) T...

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.... Her voice was pleasant, she had a serene brow, smooth bands of very fair hair, and a good-humoured expression of the eyes. She was motherly and mode... ...e—consci- 8 Falk entious, hardworking, and all that. But what magnificent hair she had! Abundant, long, thick, of a tawny colour. It had the sheen of... ...ged man of stern aspect in a clumsy suit of black broadcloth, and with the hair brushed forward above the temples in a manner remind- ing one of a boa... ...of the two hotels in the place, I engaged a Chinaman. Schomberg, a brawny, hairy Alsatian, and an awful gossip, assured me that it was all right. “Fir... ...s of simple-minded peace, of arcadian felicity; and the childish comedy of disease and sorrow struck me sometimes as an abominably real blot upon that... ...e first looked upon me as a romantic person. I did not, of course, tear my hair coram populo over my loss, and she took it for lordly indifference. Af... ...ed nearly as bad, and of the rest of them just ready to catch any tropical disease going. Horror, ruin and everlasting remorse. And no help. None. I h...

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...foot we chase 16 Underwoods Waning pinion, fainting face; Still with gray hair we stumble on, Till, behold, the vision gone! Where hath fleeting beau... ... Co.’s. 18 Underwoods XIV – TO ANDREW LANG Dear Andrew, with the brindled hair, Who glory to have thrown in air, High over arm, the trembling reed, B... ... season rules the house of death. Cold falls the imprisoned daylight; fell disease By each lean pallet squats, and pain and sleep Toss gaping on the p... ...and looked, and there In my gray face, faces fair Shone from under shining hair. Well I saw the poising head, But the lips moved and nothing said; And... ...gh I cannae just mind where He gave the warnin’,) An’ pit pomatum on their hair On Sabbath mornin’. The hale o’ life by His commands Was ordered to a ... ... an’ blew Awa’ like feathers. The thrawes o’ fear on a’ were shed, An’ the hair rose, an’ slumber fled, An’ lichts were lit an’ prayers were said Thro...

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...d of the country. In that district of theirs an epidemic levels men like a disease in sheep. Skeletons can’t make a stand. On the top of it all they s... ...en—and it’s the curse of our country to have politics as well as the other diseases— don’t follow a flag, be independent, keep a free vote; remem- ber... ...had pushed into her Paradise of the Canal Grande, she quietly shrouded her hair from tobacco, and called upon rapture to recom- pense her for her suff... ...ometimes gesturing, sweep- ing his arm round. A stubborn tuft of iron-grey hair fell across his forehead, and it was apparently one of his life’s labo... ...Vivian Ducie lays great stress on her eyes and eyebrows, and, I think, her hair. With a 228 Beauchamp’s Career Frenchwoman’s figure, that is enough t... ...her would know. And why was he unmarried? A light frost had settled on the hair about his temples; his forehead was lightly wrinkled; but his mouth an... ...Miss Denham, Jenny Denham; an amazingly pretty girl: beautiful thick brown hair, real ha- zel eyes, and walks like a yacht before the wind.’ ‘Perhaps,... ...orld’s made of, colonel. The clergy shut their eyes. There’s no treating a disease with- out reading it; and if we are to acknowledge a “vice,” as Dr.... ...now!—two doses of flattery to one of the whip. No, no; you haven’t hit the disease. We want union, not division. T urn your mind to being a moralist, ...

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... only life preserver, the true aurum potabile, the universal panacea for all diseases, thirst, and short life. Your life was saved by ca nary.” “Inde... ...green, with a small quiver by her side, and a bow and arrow in her hand. Her hair, black and glossy as the raven’s wing, curled like wandering cluster... ... a slight motion of her head that waved her black feathers and her ringleted hair, she drew the arrow to its head, and loosed it from her open fingers... ...custody and carried before Prince John, wringing his hands and tear ing his hair. “Are you the friar,” said Prince John, in a terrible voice, “that l...

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...gogue, and was surrounded with a white silk fringe in imitation of his hoary hair and “chin beard.” A Horace Greeley fan had long been knocking about ... ...on the hope that some one has found a way of doing something, or curing some disease, or over coming some infirmity, more quickly than by the accepted...

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...uch more intel- ligence concentrated upon the manufacture of cigarettes or hairpins than upon the establishment of a permanent world peace. There are ... ...all that great flood of rubbish about a strange superior race with whitish hair and blue eyes, that has so fatally rotted the Ger- man imagination, wa... ...as a Frenchman named Gobineau. We British are not altogether free from the disease. As a small boy I read the History of J.R. Green, and fed my pride ...

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...f a C.S.I.: indeed, his friends told him that he deserved more. For three years he had endured heat and cold, disappointment, discomfort, danger, and disease, with responsibility almost too heavy for one pair of shoulders; and day by day, through that time, the great Kashi Bridge over the Ganges had grown under his charge. Now, in less than three months, if all went well, ...

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...ears he had endured heat and cold, disappointment, discomfort, danger, and disease, with respon- sibility almost too heavy for one pair of shoulders; ... ...n the place of the fallen image, and the rain spilled like jewels from the hair of his neck and shoulders. Other shadows came and went behind the circ... ...ren are born—Krishna the W ell-beloved. He stooped to knot up his long wet hair, and the parrot fluttered to his shoulder. “Fleeting and singing, and ... ...kissed Krishna. They told him this to cheer their own hearts when the grey hairs came, and he has told us the tale,” said the Bull, below his breath. ... ..., Rao Sahib. I believe you’ve saved my life. How did Hitchcock—” “Oho! His hair was upon end. He rode to me in the middle of the night and woke me up ... ...ifully groomed tail, as thick and as fine and as wavy as a quadroon’s back hair. “Kansas, sir, needs no advertisement. Her native sons rely on themsel... ...e deep voice. Down the screw-shaft ran murmurs and warnings, while a heart-diseased flutter with- out told that the propeller needed re-keying. “How d... ...on the banjo, rule eight servants and two horses, their accounts and their diseases, and look men slowly and deliberately be- tween the eyes—even afte... ...price you pay for going on the tear. It’s years since I’ve had one. It’s a disease that don’t attack shorthaulers, as a rule.” “We never have hot-boxe...

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...he same, I receive them the same. And now it seems to me the beautiful uncut hair of graves. Tenderly will I use you curling grass, It may be you tran... ...ls on the bloody floor of the bedroom, I witness the corpse with its dabbled hair, I note where the pistol has fallen. The blab of the pave, tires of ... ...ams and seize the clover and timothy, And roll head over heels and tangle my hair full of wisps. 10 Alone far in the wilds and mountains I hunt, ... ...them. The beards of the young men glisten’d with wet, it ran from their long hair, Little streams pass’d all over their bodies. An unseen hand also pa... ...ing his repartee and his shuffle and break down. Blacksmiths with grimed and hairy chests environ the anvil, Each has his main sledge, they are all ou... ...ith the watch on the lookout, Some drifting helplessly, some with contagious diseases. I behold the sail and steamships of the world, some in clusters... ... suffusing all, Only the good is universal. 3 Over the mountain growths disease and sorrow, An uncaught bird is ever hovering, hovering, High in ... ... none of them poison me, That when I recline on the grass I do not catch any disease, Though probably every spear of grass rises out of what was once ... ...se, Though probably every spear of grass rises out of what was once catching disease. Leaves of Grass –Whitman 383 Now I am terrified at the Earth, ...

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...ought. “And what does she want the money for? As if that money could add a hair’s breadth to happiness or peace of mind. Can anything in the world mak... ...he sofa, leaned back his big head with its broad temples and close-cropped hair, and looked at Bezukhov. The stern, shrewd, and penetrating expression... ... bound Pierre’s eyes with it and tied it in a knot be- hind, catching some hairs painfully in the knot. Then he drew his face down, kissed him, and ta... ...his face down, kissed him, and taking him by the hand led him forward. The hairs tied in the knot hurt Pierre and there were lines of pain on his face... ...forehead was moist. Prince Andrew touched the head with his hand; even the hair was wet, so profusely had the child perspired. He was not dead, but ev... ... consolation? What evil and error are there in it, if people were dying of disease with- out help while material assistance could so easily be rendere... ...ey were ordered not to do so, as it was a noxious plant. That spring a new disease broke out broke out among the soldiers, a swelling of the arms, leg... ...sion, and the whole hospital, with arms and legs torn off and its dirt and disease. So vividly did he recall that hospital stench of dead flesh that h...

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... stature, and on his hip he wore a cutlass in a bronze scabbard. His bushy hair, gathered up and held in place by a kind of comb, exaggerated the appa... ... , she wore no jewels nor other ornaments. A thick tress of rippling black hair hung over her shoulder and hid itself in her bosom; her nostrils, a li... ...um ornamented with tassels of emeralds; and blue silken bands confined her hair, which seemed almost too luxuriant, since from time to time she raised... ...a deep blue; their hoofs were wrapped in coverings of woven grass, and the hair between their ears was puffed out like a peruke. As they stood quietly... ...be a human being, lying on the ground. His long locks hung over a camel’ s-hair robe that covered his shoul- ders. Slowly he rose to his feet. His hea... ...hich rendered its consumer invul- nerable against all attacks; but to cure disease without seeing or touching the afflicted person was clearly impossi...

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... refused to scatter till the last wretched bit had disappeared, — bones, hide, hair, everything. Malemute Kid went about his work, listening to Mason,... ...obably ninety pounds, with the heavy hunting knife thrown in, and his grizzled hair told of a prime which had ceased to be. The fresh young muscles of... ...l, my friend and good comrade, the Kilkenny cats fought till neither hide, nor hair, nor yowl, was left. You understand? — till nothing was left. Very... ... wished; for the frost was inexorable, and the fire box consumed much fuel. The hair of their heads and faces grew long and shaggy, while their garment... .... What with the Fear of the North, the mental strain, and the rav ages of the disease, they lost all semblance of humanity, taking on the appearance ... ...new but the law of might. Of the yellow of ripe corn silk, his frost incrusted hair swept like day across the night, and fell far down his coat of bea... ... the mat, was a woman whose heavy hips and generous breast gave the lie to her disease corroded face. It was a dance of the living dead, for in their ... ...s beautiful and unmarred, but whose twisted arms that rose and fell marked the disease’s ravage. And the two idiots, gibbering and mouthing strange no... ...ousand dollars — but not to himself. It was his worthless carcass, rotten with disease or dead from a bursting shell, that was worth all that money. W...

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...u may believe, like the lord of that table, with his great white beard and hair—not a lock of it shed—and his bronze lion-face, and a resolute but a m... ... as if she scorned to conceal that she was in a con- spiracy with her grey-haired lover, notwithstanding that she was watched and guarded, left the Ma... ...t of the animating mind.—No one could fancy her handsome; and just now her hair was in some disorder, a night without sleep had an effect on her compl... ...r mother, though he fancied the reverse and gave her the mother’s lips and hair. Thinking of herself, however, was destructive to the form of her mirr... ...d the mountain scenery made him very threat- ening to her brother. A silky haired youth, brown-eyed, un- conquerable in adversity, immensely rich, fon... ...from him perversity: a more provocative and, on the whole, more contagious disease. The gambler does not seek 79 George Meredith to lead his fellows ... ... hovels. What else is there to do in such a place? She goes about catching diseases to avoid bilious melancholy in the dark back room of a small green... ...would say. Two English noble- men! But is there no legislation to stop the disease? Our fe- male government asks it vixenly of our impotent male; whic...

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... LORD will take away from thee all sickness, and will put none of the evil diseases of Egypt, which thou knowest, upon thee; but will lay them upon al... ...sses, and of long continuance. 60 Moreover he will bring upon thee all the diseases of Egypt, which thou wast afraid of; and they shall cleave unto th... ... both the young man and the virgin, the suckling also with the man of gray hairs. 26 I said, I would scatter them into corners, I would make the remem...

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..., sunburned, and per- spiring, with a smell of wormwood and gentian in his hair and, gleefully rubbing his hands, would say: “Well, one more day and m... ... seeing her guilty expression, put his other arm around her and kissed her hair. “May I kiss Mamma?” he asked Natasha. 32 War and Peace – Epilogues N... ...e?” “A wfully angry!” he said, smiling and getting up. And smooth- ing his hair he began to pace the room. “Do you know, Mary, what I’ve been thinking... ... an extent had Natasha let herself go that the way she dressed and did her hair, her ill-chosen words, and her jealousy-she was jealous of Sonya, of t... ... a slim lad of fifteen, delicate and intel- ligent, with curly light-brown hair and beautiful eyes, was de- lighted because Uncle Pierre as he called ... ... and obscurity, power and subordination, strength and weakness, health and disease, culture and ignorance, work and leisure, repletion and hunger, vir...

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...ssion, the same chiselled nose, mouth, and chin, the same exquisite auburn hair. In many other features, not of person merely, but also of mind and ma... ...tions as a human being can suffer; she had lost her one sole child, a fair-haired boy of most striking beauty and interesting disposition, at the age ... ...upon her arms, and these resting upon the table. Her beautiful long auburn hair had escaped from its confinement, and was floating over the table and ... ... Perhaps it may save the wretch after all from the pangs of some lingering disease; and then again I shall have the character of a murderer, if known ... ...e vision of dying oceans, into delirium, and finally, (when recovered from disease) into an unsettled mind. Such, also, had been the offence of Kate; ... ...any rueful ag- gravations incident to the helpless condition of infancy—of disease and of female weakness abandoned to the wolves amidst a howling wil... ...insinuations, as though our excellent little mamma had begun to wear false hair, or had lost some of her front teeth. But all this, we men of sense kn... ...f decaying women, nay of de- cayed women, going, going, and all but gone. ‘Hair like arc- tic snows, failure of vital heat, palsy that shakes the head... ... his parents, because he happened to be afflicted to extremity with bodily disease. There was no shadow of an argument for believing a party of men cr...

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...oss/Artemis “From now on we’ll pray together.” Alex brushed a long curl of hair from the side of her face, then took a handkerchief and softly wi... ...n Says Freeze”. Marian immediately adjusted her clothes and tried patting her hair back into place. “Darling, you look great in that dress,” Marian ... ...you, Senator?" Brand asked and shoved a handful of fingers through his matted hair. "Fill in the details for me. Why the suicide?" "I thought you... ... born Michael Branderos in Bogota, Colombia. His mother was a green- eyed, red-haired, Irish beauty from a wealthy Bostonian family. His father was a ... ..."May I sit, Senor?" he asked taking off his hat and revealing a few strands of hair, which were plastered down across his head. "Well," Brand pause... ... don't see any statistics which show a reduction in its use?" "Alcohol is a disease, and we treat it accordingly. I have to agree with the Senator ...

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... the nests of the weaver birds in Africa. These small finches build a large tear drop shaped nest with complicated knots holding the twigs and hairs ... ...ledgling field of psychology redirected his interests so that he began to study the motivations of people and the psychological nature of some diseas... ...wn and yellow spots all over the kindergarten. And the adult genital urges need to be repressed or there will be rampant sexually transmitted diseas... ...id you feel hungry and eat some breakfast? Did you get up and study? Why? How much time did you spend choosing your clothes and brushing your hair? ... ...and smoked weed and tried to look tough in their anemic bodies. If you‘re in a fight you want a tough guy protecting your back, not some long haired... ...ndifference. It makes me think of the indifference of most people to overpopulation, to global warming and, to those dying from starvation and diseas... ... will be happier. ―Stresses are going to occur in everyone‘s life. It can be job stress, raising your children, social life stress, a diseas... ... that relate to abnormal brain stimulation. An excess of dopamine is often the problem in psychotics. ―Generally neurosis is a less serious diseas... ...d be. Boy I miss her. Now, because of this trip I think my primary motivation is meaning. I guess we can move from one to another as the grey hairs ...

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... a fine, handsome little fellow, fair and rosy, with bright blue eyes, and hair like shining flax, unusually tall and strong- limbed for his age; and ... ..., turquoise forget-me-nots bound the little lace veil on her dark chestnut hair, the bosom of her white satin dress was sprinkled with the same azure ... ...f the glowing wood-fire. In the seat of honour was an old gentleman, white-haired, and feeble of limb, but with noble features and a keen, acute eye. ... ...him was several years younger, still upright, brisk and active, though her hair was milk-white; but her eyes were of undimmed azure, and her complexio... ... lad of eighteen, with straight features, honest deep blue eyes, very fair hair cut short and brushed up to a crest upon the middle of his head, a com... ...all its details. ‘Yea, truly,’ replied Sidney; ‘methought that it betokens disease in the mind of a nation when their festive revelry is thus ghastly,... ...a host of watchful eyes and ears, and every time he marked the progress of disease; and though such a hint could be given by an Ambassador, he thought...

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...lligible., “Ah, but you have not seen England,” said a lady with iron-grey hair. They had met her in Vienna, Bayreuth, and Florence, and were grateful... ...where the telegraph office is.” “Who cares?” said Sophie, wandering about, hairbrush in hand, to admire the illustrated weekly pictures pasted on door... ... months.” “What do they want for it?” She shook her head, and her loosened hair fell glowingly about her cheeks. “Seventy-five thousand dollars. They’... ... little more than the choir boys in the chan- cel, but to the roots of the hair of their necks they felt the congregation behind mercilessly devouring... ...der—my uncle’s woman writes—that you can still tell ‘em by headmark. Their hair’s foxy-red still—an’ they throw out when they walk. He’s in- toed-trea... ...u?” said the Princess. “Our stock was not strong. So you came—as any other disease might have come. Hang close, all my people.” When the sun rose, Vei... ...st of the Sa- haran Sanatoria are against them except at the outset of the disease. (2) We do not recommend boarding-houses or hotels in this column. ... ...Y EFFECTS OF THUNDERSTORMS. 4s. 6d. DAHLGREN’S AIR CUR- RENTS AND EPIDEMIC DISEASES. 5s. 6d. REDMAYNE’S DISEASE AND THE BAROMETER. 7s. 6d. WALTON’S HE...

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...est of adamant, Dawn, heart exultant in her radiant steeds Amidst the bright haired Hours; and o’er them all, How flawless fair soever these may be, H... ...settled the bright helmet overstreamed With a wild mane of golden glistering hairs. So stood she, lapped about with flaming mail, In semblance like th... ...d him even in act to rush Upon him, for he reverenced in his heart The white hairs of an age mate of his sire: “Ancient,” he cried, “it were my shame ... ...th no more Now in my breast. Yet am I stronger still Than many men; my grey hairs yield to few That have within them all the strength of youth.” So d... ...gether, and their cloudy crests Touched, mingling all their tossing storm of hair. And Zeus, for that he loved them both, inspired With prowess each, ... ... his radiant chariot team Races the red star Sirius, scatterer Of woefullest diseases over men; So flashed upon the eyes of Ilium’s host That battle e... ...rging winds and ruining storms Zeus brings to men a morn of balmy air; After disease new strength comes, after war Peace: all things know Time’s chang...

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...d a queen. Bare were her knees, and knots her garments bind; Loose was her hair, and wanton’d in the wind; Her hand sustain’d a bow; her quiver hung b... ...aving said, she turn’d, and made appear Her neck refulgent, and dishevel’d hair, Which, flowing from her shoulders, reach’d the ground. And widely spr... ...n’d reins, Was by his horses hurried o’er the plains, Hung by the neck and hair, and dragg’d around: The hostile spear, yet sticking in his wound, Wit... ...le their heav’nly foe. They weep, they beat their breasts, they rend their hair, And rich embroider’d vests for presents bear; But the stern goddess s... ...day was come; the priests prepare Their leaven’d cakes, and fillets for my hair. I follow’d nature’s laws, and must avow I broke my bonds and fled the... ...d in the jaws of hell, Revengeful Cares and sullen Sorrows dwell, And pale Diseases, and repining Age, Want, Fear, and Famine’s unresisted rage; Here ... ..., to wreak his hate On realms or towns deserving of their fate, Hurls down diseases, death and deadly care, And terrifies the guilty world with war. O...

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...hat glittered in the sun, rode a tall man with plumes in his hat and black hair curling down to his shoulders. He wore a red mantle, and stretched his... ...ither. On seeing the Russian general he threw back his head, with its long hair curling to his shoulders, in a majestically royal manner, and looked i... ...tly fitting the fat thighs of his short legs, and Hessian boots. His short hair had evidently just been brushed, but one lock hung down in the middle ... ...le Nicholas alone had changed. He had grown, become rosier, had curly dark hair, and, when merry and laughing, quite unconsciously lifted the upper li... ...ent shoulder blades. His face was much wrinkled and his eyes deep set. His hair had evidently been hastily brushed smooth in front of the temples, but... ...med one another, and pre- scribed a great variety of medicines for all the diseases known to them, but the simple idea never occurred to any of them t... ...the simple idea never occurred to any of them that they could not know the disease Natasha was suffering from, as no disease suffered by a live man ca... ...eculiarities and always has his own peculiar, personal, novel, complicated disease, unknown to medicine—not a disease of the lungs, liver, skin, heart... ...s, liver, skin, heart, nerves, and so on mentioned in medical books, but a disease consist- ing of one of the innumerable combinations of the maladies...

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... the next arrivals was a stout, heavily built young man with close-cropped hair, spectacles, the light-col- ored breeches fashionable at that time, a ... ...e dress trimmed with moss and ivy, with a gleam of white shoulders, glossy hair, and sparkling dia- monds, she passed between the men who made way for... ... went. Suddenly there was a great wind. The girl lost her hat and her long hair came down....” Here he could contain himself no longer and went on, be... ...ticularly to Anatole and Pierre. Dolokhov was of medium height, with curly hair and light-blue eyes. He was about twenty-five. Like all in- fantry off... ...in the same position, only his head was thrown further back till his curly hair touched his shirt collar, and the hand holding the bottle was lifted h... ... consolation? What evil and error are there in it, if people were dying of disease without help while material assistance could so easily be rendered,... ...ey were ordered not to do so, as it was a noxious plant. That spring a new disease broke out broke out among the soldiers, a swelling of the arms, leg... ...sion, and the whole hospital, with arms and legs torn off and its dirt and disease. So vividly did he recall that hospital stench of dead flesh that h... ...ich is living poorly and has for three years been suffering from a painful disease of the bladder. No one has ever heard him utter a groan or a word o...

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...ark hazel eyes, overhung by eye- brows which remained black long after his hair was white. His nose was aquiline, his smile extraordinary sweet. How w... ...of independence. Neither my father nor my mother ever wore powder in their hair; both their heads were as white as silver, as I can remem- ber them. M... ...call fie upon him, and fetch passers-by to laugh at his red face and white hairs. What! does a stream rush out of a mountain free and pure, to roll th... ...e, and appeared the most charming object he had ever looked on. Her golden hair was shining in the gold of the sun; her complexion was of a dazzling b... ...ness, her lips blooming in a smile, the sun making a golden halo round her hair. As the boy was yet in this attitude of humility, enters behind him a ... ... from his mother, near to Winchester. “That is the best refuge in case the disease spreads,” said Dr. Tusher. “’Tis awful to think of it beginning at ... ...st is the bringer—being uneducated, and likewise stupefied or delirious by disease. If your ladyship or his lordship, my excellent good friend and pat... ...lighted his pipe again with a coal—”and it keeps off infection; and as the disease is in the village—plague take it—I would have you leave it. We’ll g... ...“For us the mischief is done; and Tucker can wait upon us, who has had the disease.” “Y ou take care to choose ‘em ugly enough,” said my lord, at whic...

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... bush, and, as the sailor’s phrase is, ‘‘hadn’t got the hayseed out of their hair.’’ Captain Terry convinced our captain that our reckoning was a lit... ...ss of straw and ribbon, as a choice present to his new wife. They wear their hair (which is almost invariably black, or a very dark brown) long in th... ...s, dark olive, or, I should rather say, copper complexions and coarse black hair, but not woolly like the negroes. They appeared to be talking conti... ... wide; his arm like that of Hercules; and his hand ‘‘the fist of a tar—every hair a rope yarn.’’ With all this he had one of the pleasantest smiles I... ... His cheeks were of a handsome brown; his teeth brilliantly white; and his hair, of a raven black, waved in loose curls all over his head, and fine,... ...ate, than which there can be no better in the world; free from all manner of diseases, whether epidemic or endemic; and with a soil in which corn yiel... ... there is in this; and that the white men, with their vices, have brought in diseases before unknown to the islanders, and which are now sweeping off... ... left strong, active young men, in the vigor of health, wasting away under a disease, which they would never have known but for their intercourse wit... ... what it resulted from; whether he was born so; whether it was the result of disease or accident; or whether, as some said, it was brought on by his ...

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... critics will point out that Mr. Davies’s poem on a dark woman combing her hair must have been written after the invasion of appendicitis, and that Mr... ...ll of a voting people?) and who always see the domestic sword hanging by a hair above their heads. Perhaps a different attitude would have checked Ger... ...a grey beard, a big nose, thick lips, and heavy shoulders. His curly white hair and the general character of his head re- called vaguely a burly apost... ...hest. His elderly red cheeks nourished but a very thin crop of short white hairs, and the end of his nose was so perfectly round that it determined th... ...suitable to the genius of the place. A gentleman with a fine head of white hair sud- denly pointed an impatient finger in my direction and apostrophis... ...trunks, would be a sort of progress, whereas it is nothing but a very ugly disease. Yet directly this very disconcerting catastrophe happened, the ser...

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... his burden roll off; but who shaketh that head? What is this man? A mass of diseases that reach out into the world through the spirit; there they wan... ...heth and irritateth and breaketh forth—it speaketh honourably. “Behold, I am disease,” saith the evil deed: that is its honourableness. But like infec... ...ten have I seen her bite her lip, and pass the comb against the grain of her hair. Perhaps she is wicked and false, and altogether a woman; but when s... ...The earth, said he, hath a skin; and this skin hath dis- eases. One of these diseases, for example, is called “man.” And another of these diseases is ... ...t distant childhood: —Then did I hear a dog howl thus. And saw it also, with hair bristling, its head upwards, trembling in the stillest midnight, whe... ...ff—thus did I learn to slur over words. The grave-diggers dig for themselves diseases. Under old rubbish rest bad vapours. One should not stir up the ... ...n; three heavy answers carrieth the other scale. 2. VOLUPTUOUSNESS: UNTO ALL hair-shirted despisers of the body, a sting and stake; and, cursed as “th... ...s goal, to languish! Verily, ye will have to drag him into his heaven by the hair of his head—this hero! Better still that ye let him lie where he hat... ...IN PASSED moons and years over Zarathustra’s soul, and he heeded it not; his hair, however, became white. One day when he sat on a stone in front of h...

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... calque of the barbarous military-Georgian form, with a huge knob of horse-hair projecting over the peak; and under this, trying to adapt it to his ro... ...l, sir,’ bowed, and retired. Mr. Andrew pored on the floor, and rubbed his hair back on his head. ‘An odd world!’ was his remark. Evan lifted up his f... ...’: and he sat down opposite to him, rubbing his hands and pushing back his hair. Jonathan entering briskly with the bill, fell back a step, in alarm. ... ... of the Aurora to Jonathan advancing. Andrew pressed the very roots of his hair back from his red forehead, and sat upright and resolute, glancing at ... ...ss gracious! where’s your moustache?’ cried the Countess. ‘Gone the way of hair!’ said Evan, coldly stooping to her forehead. ‘Such a distinction!’ th... ...lt scornful princesses. He tried to be hon- est, and was as much so as his disease permitted. The black cloud had swallowed the sun; and turning off t... ...’s fault but there is no doubt among the faculty that love is a contagious disease, and we ought not to come within miles of the creatures in whom it ... ...n object of pity to Rose. Some excellent and noble natures cannot tolerate disease, and are mystified by its ebullitions. It was very sad to see the s... ...ed her fancy. Bear in your recollection that she was not a healthy person. Diseased little heroines may be made attrac- tive, and are now popular; but...

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...yond the setting suns, A little from the other shades apart, With mingling hair, and play upon one lute. Vijaya [entering and throwing a lily at her].... ...e your hands and sigh, and from your carheads peer, With all your whirling hair, and drop many an azure tear. Anashuya. What know the pilots of the st... ...hen the great sea was young; On their vast faces mystery and dreams; Their hair along the mountains rolled and filled From year to year by the unnumber... ...had thrust dead leaves Gathered in silence, dewy as her eyes, In bosom and hair. ‘Ah, do not mourn,’ he said, ‘That we are tired, for other loves awai... ... old. I sang how, when day’s toil is done, Orchil shakes out her long dark hair That hides away the dying sun And sheds faint odours through the air: ... ...ect’s great work, And shirk it in vain. There is no release In a bodkin or disease, Nor can there be work so great As that which cleans man’s dirty sl...

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...ss the path of his caleche. Ahead of the rest and nearer to him ran a dark-haired, re- markably slim, pretty girl in a yellow chintz dress, with a whi... ...ess, with a white handkerchief on her head from under which loose locks of hair escaped. The girl was shouting something but, seeing that he was a str... ...n face. Then he would turn away to the portrait of his dead Lise, who with hair curled a la grecque looked tenderly and gaily at him out of the gilt f... ...ich is living poorly and has for three years been suffering from a painful disease of the bladder. No one has ever heard him utter a 27 Tolstoy groan... ...olding him in my arms, and saw that his face was young, but that he had no hair on his head and his features were quite changed. And I said, “I should... ...d glanced at her occasionally. Boris’ uniform, spurs, tie, and the way his hair was brushed were all comme il faut and in the latest fashion. This Nat...

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...e occupied by war work- ers. The British Museum itself was saved only by a hair’s breadth. The sincerity of all this, and of much more which would not... ...er than Lady Utterword, and even better looking. She has magnificent black hair, eyes like the fishpools of Heshbon, and a nobly modelled neck, short ... ...I’ll tell your father. ELLIE [distressed]. Oh! MRS HUSHABYE. If you turn a hair—if you take his part against me and against your own heart for a momen... ...n entirely imaginary dignity, with a dull complexion, straight, lustreless hair, and features so entirely commonplace that it is impossible to describ... ...Mangans and Randalls and Billie Dunns as they, poor devils, live among the disease germs and the doctors and the lawyers and the parsons and the resta... ... to—well, never mind. Your father is a very wonderful man [she ruffles his hair affectionately]: the only one I ever met who could resist me when I ma...

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...e was a man of large stature, thin, of a sallow complexion, with short red hair, and small spar- kling eyes. A gloomy and forbidding serious- ness sat... ...han slight attacks and unim- portant skirmishes. On both sides, infectious diseases, the natural consequence of bad food, and a crowded population, ha... ...2 The History of the Thirty Y ears’ War ished by the sword, desertion, and disease, to about 24,000, and of these a fourth were Ba- varians. Thus had ...

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...m, he had saved himself with the fragment upon a rock; and so we got up by a hair’s breadth; and Uncle George exclaimed that that was never done befor... ...which I had sat a good part of the voyage, he having already cut most of the hair off with his knife at the Caucomgomoc. He set up two stout forked po... ... head board, and two or three moose hides were spread on the ground with the hair up. Various articles of their wardrobe were tucked around the sides ... ...stinctions. Both can move their horns. The broad flat blades are covered with hair, and are so soft, when the animal is alive, that you can run a knife... ...preserve them; but Sabattis told me that I must skin and cure them, else the hair would all come off. He observed, that they made tobacco pouches of t... ... and camphor. However, I finally concluded that the remedy was worse than the disease. It was so disagreeable and inconvenient to have your face and ha...

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...rt that scarce became him; he somehow lacked the means: for all his silver hair and worn face, he was not truly old; and he had too much of the unrest... ...ly remembers – the wise Eugenia followed me to that austere inclosure. Her hair came down, and in the shelter of the tomb my trembling fingers helped ... ...his farm into one large park, and turned John’s dog into their midst. That hairy man of business knew his errand well; he knew that John and he had bo... ...matter, whom I dare be known to set before the best: a certain low-browed, hairy gentleman, at first a percher in the fork of trees, next (as they rel... ...the end. We children admired him: partly for his beautiful face and silver hair, for none more than children are concerned for beauty and, above all, ... ...well; a hero- ine will too often start the trick of “getting ugly;” and no disease is more difficult to cure. I said authors; but indeed I had a side ... ...T o “compete with life,” whose sun we cannot look upon, whose passions and diseases waste and slay us – to compete with the flavour of wine, the beaut...