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... groovy thing about free will, and personal interpretation. However... it bears thinking about when all the signs are pointing in the same direction,...

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...nique way to be. and yet again not to be, traced in that of the life that bears it. For it does not rest only in the womb of the human mother. Yet ... ...side", where all sorts of aims are pumued, where a man works, negotiates, bears in­ fiuence, undertakeS, Concurs, organises, conducts busilless, off... ...rom the whirling stars, tiny man from the teeming earth, and now history bears him further through the ages, to rebuild per­ sistently the ant-hill ... ... that which alone is. If the doctrine of depend­ ence considers the I that bears the span of pure relation . in the world to be 80 weak and empty tha... ...n me the sense of Self, that canno~ be included in the 'World. The 'World bears within itself the sense of being, that cannot be- included in the i...

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...ping integrity in my life. I've always thought that a job completed by me bears my signa' ture or trademark. It holds a portion of my personal iden...

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...v’d on Through the vast sea of being, and each one With instinct giv’n, that bears it in its course; This to the lunar sphere directs the fire, This p... ...ng’d, that laves Vicena And where Cagnano meets with Sile, one Lords it, and bears his head aloft, for whom The web is now a warping. Feltro too Shall... ...pression of this heav’n, The Divine Comedy of Dante Paradise 27 That now bears mine: for not with fiercer flame Glow’d Belus’ daughter, injuring a... ... streams with joy My soul is fill’d, that gladness wells from it; So that it bears the mighty tide, and bursts not Say then, my honour’d stem! what an... ...from those of Pera, led Into the narrow circuit of your walls. Each one, who bears the sightly quarterings Of the great Baron (he whose name and worth... ...ge thou must find, first place of rest, In the great Lombard’s courtesy, who bears Upon the ladder perch’d the sacred bird. He shall behold thee with ... ... for, on whose tables I inscrib’d them. “The part in me, that sees, and bears the sun,, In mortal eagles,” it began, “must now Be noted steadfast... ...ft thy head above the waves Which whelm and sink thee down! The will in man Bears goodly blossoms; but its ruddy promise Is, by the dripping of perpe... ...ess change her virgin white. “Thou, to abate thy wonder, note that none Bears rule in earth, and its frail family Are therefore wand’rers. Yet be...

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..., are abroad, And busy with thy name; a noble name For centuries: may he who bears it now Transmit it unimpair’d! MANFRED. Proceed, I listen....

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... shades. Here glides the huge Snake forth with sinuous coils ‘T wixt the two Bears and round them river wise The Bears that fear ‘neath Ocean’s brim ... ...s, and beneath the lustral North See the woods waving. What late eve in fine Bears in her bosom, whence the wind that brings Fair weather clouds, or w... ...ines, and bronzes sweat. Up twirling forests with his eddying tide, Madly he bears them down, that lord of floods, Eridanus, till through all the plai... ...ate born generations; apples wane Forgetful of their former juice, the grape Bears sorry clusters, for the birds a prey. Soothly on all must toil be... ...oed Geloni; to all trees their native lands Allotted are; no clime but India bears Black ebony; the branch of frankincense Is Saba’s sons’ alone; why ... ...the Seres comb from off the leaves Their silky fleece? Of groves which India bears, Ocean’s near neighbour, earth’s remotest nook, Where not an arrow ... ...cely o’er the plain Prowls heedless of her whelps the lioness: Nor monstrous bears such wide spread havoc doom Deal through the forests; then the boar... ...o shelter is, So flat the plain and boundless. All his goods The Afric swain bears with him, house and home, Arms, Cretan quiver, and Amyclaean dog; A... ...ts curdle on the running stream, And iron hooped wheels the water’s back now bears, T o broad wains opened, as erewhile to ships; Brass vessels oft as...

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...s Of Attinghaus, and told off to my care. RUODI. How gracefully yon heifer bears her ribbon! 8 Wilhelm T ell KUONI. Ay, well she knows she’s leader o... ...himes clearly o’er the lake from Switzerland. VON F. The air is clear, and bears the sound so far. MELCH. Go, you and you, and light some broken bough... ...r hands; we’ve changed The giant forest, that was erst the haunt Of savage bears, into a home for man; Extirpated the dragon’s brood, that wont To ris... ...3 Schiller Where life and limb are perill’d every hour. TELL. The man that bears a quick and steady eye, And trusts in God, and his own lusty thews, P... ...to-day. HEDW. Then let him first be gone, Cross not his path.— You know he bears us grudge. TELL. His ill-will cannot greatly injure me. I do what’s r... ...he generations yet unborn! Ye savage elements, be lords of all! Return, ye bears: ye ancient wolves, return To this wide howling waste! The land is yo... ...! Yes, it is he himself, It is the Governor! Yonder he sails, And with him bears the burden of his crimes. The avenger’s arm has not been slow to stri... ...his face). You are our seignior and pro tector now; Henceforth this castle bears another name. RUD. (gazing at the body with deep emotion). Oh, God! I... ...ountains. FURST. And thus their crime has borne no fruit for them. Revenge bears never fruit. Itself, it is The dreadful food it feeds on; its delight...

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... is to be found in the proportion Walking H. D. Thoreau 6 which the night bears to the day, the winter to the summer, thought to experience. There ... ...fore the fancy and imagination were affected with blight; and which it still bears, wherever its pristine vigor is unabated. All other literatures end... ...ibes he acquired a new name with every new exploit. It is pitiful when a man bears a name for convenience merely, who has earned neither name nor fame... ... name is perchance somewhere recorded as ours. I see that my neigh bor, who bears the familiar epithet William or Edwin, takes it off with his jacket...

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...eing, and each one with an instinct given to it which may bear it on. This bears the fire upward toward the moon; this is the motive force in mortal h... ...test speed. And thither now, as to a site decreed, the virtue of that cord bears us on which directs to a joyful mark whatever it shoots. T rue is it,... ...Minerva inspires, and Apollo guides me, and nine Muses point out to me the Bears. Ye other few, who have lifted tip your necks be. times to the bread ... ...ye never departs from it. See how from that point the oblique circle which bears the planets 3 branches off, to satisfy the world which calls on them... ...less; 9 whence it comes to pass that one same plant in respect to species bears better or worse fruit, and that ye are born with diverse dis- positio... ...came to me “Arise and conquer!” as unto one who under- stands not, and yet bears. I was so enamoured therewith that until then had not been anything w... ...entered by a gate which was named for those of the Pear. 34 Every one who bears the beautiful ensign of the great baron 35 whose name and whose prai... ...rst inn shall be the courtesy of the great Lombard, 5 who upon the ladder bears the holy bird, who will turn such benign regard on thee that, in doin... ...ul valley, only the souls which are known of fame. For the mind of him who bears rests not, nor con- firms its faith, through an example which has its...

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...es the forest, and, without restraint, The branches rends, beats down, and bears away; Right onward, laden with dust, it goes superb, And puts to ... ...against the fates? Your Cerberus, if you remember well, For that still bears his chin and gullet peeled.” Then he returned along the miry road, ... ...XV nferno: Canto XV nferno: Canto XV nferno: Canto XV nferno: Canto XV Now bears us onward one of the hard margins, And so the brooklet’s mist o’ers... ...e As soon as I was where the depth appeared. And such as he who with the bears avenged him Beheld Elijah’s chariot at departing, What time the s... ... shalt know if he has wronged me. A narrow perforation in the mew, Which bears because of me the title of Famine, And in which others still must b... ...till alive, Pallid in their astonishment became; And as to messenger who bears the olive The people throng to listen to the news, And no one sho... ...ldst behold the zodiac’s jagged wheel Revolving still more near unto the Bears, Unless it swerved aside from its old track. How that may be woulds... ...he plain below received among them. He who sits highest, and the semblance bears Of having what he should have done neglected, And to the others’ ... ...h comfort him, Governed the region where the water springs, The Moldau bears the Elbe, and Elbe the sea. His name was Ottocar; and in swaddling-cl...

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...on may sometimes fail to accomplish, Oft will such fortunate impulse, that bears us resistlessly with it. Did curiosity draw not man with its potent a... ...what now are rivers and mountains ‘Gainst that terrible people that onward bears like a tempest! 39 Goethe For they summon their youths from every qu... ...hast wished for so long. It is true that the present appearance 51 Goethe Bears not the form of the wish, exactly as thou hadst conceived it: For our... ...cause our affairs are extensive. Mine is the charge of the farm; my father bears rule in the household; While the presiding spirit of all is the dilig...

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... glad. When thus my master kind began: “Mark him, Who in his right hand bears that falchion keen, The other three preceding, as their lord. This ... ...inous, when winter reigns, The starlings on their wings are borne abroad; So bears the tyrannous gust those evil souls. On this side and on that, abov... ...at profits at the fays to but the horn? Your Cerberus, if ye remember, hence Bears still, peel’d of their hair, his throat and maw.” This said, h... ...mes; For over them all vapour is extinct.” CANTO XV One of the solid margins bears us now Envelop’d in the mist, that from the stream Arising, hovers ... ...ght Of Apennine remote. There is a spot At midway of that lake, where he who bears Of Trento’s flock the past’ral staff, with him Of Brescia, and the ... ...sm, apparent, when the depth Was to my view expos’d. As he, whose wrongs The bears aveng’d, at its departure saw Elijah’s chariot, when the steeds ere... ...g’d me. A small grate Within that mew, which for my sake the name Of famine bears, where others yet must pine, Already through its opening sev’ral mo... ... Hercules, bound with a three fold chain, of which, says the angel, he still bears the marks. v. 111. The plains of Arles.] In Provence. See Ariosto... ...parts his light beneath, thou might’st behold The ruddy zodiac nearer to the bears Wheel, if its ancient course it not forsook. How that may be if tho...

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...sland, round about at its base, down there yonder where the wave heats it, bears rushes upon its soft ooze. No plant of other kind, that might put for... ... was still alive, marvelling became deadly pale. And as to a messenger who bears an olive branch the folk press to hear news, and no one shows himself... ...its light, thou wouldst see the ruddy Zodiac revolving still closer to the Bears, if it went not out of its old road. 7 How that may be, if thou wish... ...ppear- ance comforts him, ruled the land where the water rises that Moldau bears to Elbe, and Elbe to the sea. Ottocar was his name, 7 and in his swa... ...m! here thine image seems not now to threaten, but full of fear, a chariot bears it away before any one pur- sues it. 6 The hard pavement showed also ... ...w Pilate so cruel that this does not sate him, but, without de- cretal, he bears his covetous sails into the Temple. 21 O my Lord, when shall I be gl... ... his stairs?” And my T eacher, “If thou regardest the marks which this one bears, and which the Angel traces, thou wilt clearly see it behoves that wi... ...esis has no more thread, this soul is loosed from the flesh, and virtually bears away with itself both the human and the divine; the other faculties a...

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... glad. When thus my master kind began: “Mark him, Who in his right hand bears that falchion keen, The other three preceding, as their lord. This ... ...inous, when winter reigns, The starlings on their wings are borne abroad; So bears the tyrannous gust those evil souls. On this side and on that, abov... ...at profits at the fays to but the horn? Your Cerberus, if ye remember, hence Bears still, peel’d of their hair, his throat and maw.” This said, h... ...mes; For over them all vapour is extinct.” CANTO XV One of the solid margins bears us now Envelop’d in the mist, that from the stream Arising, hovers ... ...ght Of Apennine remote. There is a spot At midway of that lake, where he who bears Of Trento’s flock the past’ral staff, with him Of Brescia, and the ... ...sm, apparent, when the depth Was to my view expos’d. As he, whose wrongs The bears aveng’d, at its departure saw Elijah’s chariot, when the steeds ere... ...g’d me. A small grate Within that mew, which for my sake the name Of famine bears, where others yet must pine, Already through its opening sev’ral mo... ... Hercules, bound with a three fold chain, of which, says the angel, he still bears the marks. v. 111. The plains of Arles.] In Provence. See Ariosto...

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...ad, The cross triumphant on the Pagans dead. LXXIII Meanwhile the car that bears the lightning brand Upon the eastern hill was mounted high, And smote... ...cks to thy sweet yoke may yield: These be the sheaves that honor’s harvest bears, The seed thy valiant acts, the world the field, Egypt the headland i... ...rey’s eye three times environ goes, To view what countenance every warrior bears, And lastly on the Egyptian baron stayed, To whom the duke thus for h... ...t, With hope of gain or profit in the end; But for I know he arms unworthy bears, To help a maiden’s cause that shuns or fears. LXXXI “Ah! be it not p... ...to use this martial guise; For ill deserves he to be termed a knight, That bears a blunt sword in a lady’s right.” LXXXII Thus parleyed he, and with c... ...and death: “My lord,” quoth he, “so many ships appear At sea, that Neptune bears the load uneath, From Egypt come they all, this lets thee weet Willia... ...sts, which none but they could lift, Each foaming steed so fast his master bears, That never beast, bird, shaft flew half so swift; Such was their fur... ...is filed tongue: “Thou wert not born,” quoth he, “in desert wild The cruel bears and savage beasts among, That you shouldest scorn fair Citherea’s chi... ... heap of stones and crags At last he brought me to a secret mew; Among the bears, wild boars, the wolves and stags, There dwelt he safe with his disci...

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... of working. But still, even in these, nobleness shines through when a man bears contentedly many and great mischances not from insensibility to pain ... ...an. For the man who is truly good and 37 The Ethics of Aristotle sensible bears all fortunes, we presume, becomingly, and al- ways does what is noble... ... claims to the character of Brave: the relation which the Brave man really bears to objects of fear this man wishes to appear to bear, and so imitates... ...bear in common parlance the name of Courage. We will take first that which bears most resemblance to the true, the Courage of Citizenship, so named be... ... he is about: for whatever is of this kind cannot be easily surpassed, and bears a proper proportion to the expenditure. Such then is the Magnificent ... ...escriptions, being the greatest of external goods. So the Great-minded man bears himself as he ought in respect of honour and dishonour. In fact, with... ...as is thought to be a good one, “Rule will show what a man is;” for he who bears Rule is necessarily in contact with others, i.e. in a community. And ... ...other cases which might be enumerated. Of the relation which Reciprocation bears to the Just we have already spoken: and here it should be noticed tha... ...which by nature would be best in all places. Now of Justs and Lawfuls each bears to the acts which embody and exemplify it the relation of an universa...

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... captains) was, with great difficulty, destroyed by the Romans, as Tacitus bears witness (Hist. ii:4):- “V espasian had closed the war against the Jew... ..., and accommodating Scripture to the very depraved current morals. Malachi bears witness to this in no measured terms: he chides the priests of his ti... ... service…for so had David the man of God commanded.” Lastly, the historian bears witness in verse 53 Spinoza 15: “And they departed not from the comm...

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...ach, darts upward with joy: for it has not forgotten its high calling, and bears its own peculiar fruit in triumph. Such are the tactics by which it f...

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...es, alders, and other fluviatile trees, overrun with the grape vine, which bears fruit in its season, purple, red, white, and other grapes. Still fart... ...commonly worshipped in civilized countries is not at all divine, though he bears a divine name, but is the overwhelming authority and respect ability... ...gh the last and finest result, is a natural fruit. As naturally as the oak bears an acorn, and the vine a gourd, man bears a poem, either spoken or do... ... runs into the troughs, and not like a vine, which being cut in the spring bears no fruit, but bleeds to death in the endeavor to heal its wounds. The... ...the endeavor to heal its wounds. The poet is he that hath fat enough, like bears and marmots, to suck his claws all winter. He hibernates in this worl... ...very place. The vessel, though her masts be firm, Beneath her copper bears a worm; Around the cape, across the line, Till fields of ice he... ...how smooth the breeze, How shallow or how deep the seas, Whether she bears Manilla twine, Or in her hold Madeira wine, Or China teas, or S... ...e than the oldest man; it is more an cient than Nestor or the Sibyls, and bears the wrinkles of father Saturn himself. And do we live but in the pres... ... having some glimmering of my drift; but when I inquired if there were any bears, he answered impatiently that he was no more in danger of losing his ...

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...S (Str. 1) Dark, dark! The horror of darkness, like a shroud, Wraps me and bears me on through mist and cloud. Ah me, ah me! What spasms athwart me sh... ... the place Is all to great Poseidon consecrate. Hard by, the Titan, he who bears the torch, Prometheus, has his worship; but the spot Thou treadest, t... ...ss orbs his unkept locks Float in the breeze; and, as it were to match, He bears a wallet against hunger s pinch. All this too late I learn, wretch th... ... good. CHORUS Lo! the King himself appears. Evidence he with him bears Gainst himself (ah me! I quake Gainst a king such charge ...