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...nge. [There! There! Who wants to kill you?] Some—there are losses in every trade— Will break their hearts ere bitted and made, Will fight like fiends ... ...Story IF YOU GO straight away from Levees and Government House Lists, past Trades’ Balls—far beyond everything and every- body you ever knew in your r... ...t very badly; and the result was that men who were new to keeping official secrets went about looking un- happy; and the Viceroy plumed himself on the... ...ikh. We are not young men who take these lands, but old ones—not jais, but tradesmen with a little money—and for fifteen years we shall have peace. No... ...extensive literature of hog- bristles, and the shoe, brush, and colorman’s trades recognize more varieties of bristles than you would think possible. ... ...under Nafferton’s tender handling, straight to the Cawnpore factories, the trade in hog- skin for saddles—and thence to the tanners. Pinecoffin wrote ...

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...r sway, but suffers them to break forth, affrighting this actual life with secrets that perchance belong to a deeper one. Aylmer now remembered his dr... ...ted calmly in this laboratory, the pale philoso pher had investigated the secrets of the highest cloud region and of the profoundest mines; he had sa... ... working in the broadest sunshine, is yet severely careful to keep her own secrets, and, in spite of her pretended openness, shows us nothing but resu... ... 10 Mosses from an Old Manse put in practice some of the light and playful secrets which science had taught him among its profounder lore. Airy figure... ...irm supporters of my interest. The governor and I, too—But these are state secrets.” “Can this be so?” cried Goodman Brown, with a stare of amaze men... ...dom of Faithful. On the contrary, as the new railroad brings with it great trade and a constant influx of strangers, the lord of Vanity Fair is its ch... ... and finds himself at middle age, or a little after, past labor at his own trade and fit for nothing else, yet too poor to live at his ease. So I say ... ... of a bass viol, “I consider myself equal to anything in the way of my own trade; though I should have made but a poor figure at yours with such a fis...

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... Chapter iv Chapter iv Chapter iv Chapter iv Chapter iv Disclosing further secrets of the prison-house. THE FIRST PERSONS whom they passed by were thr... ...her at that time or since. Alas! I could keep a secret then! now I have no secrets; the world knows all; and it is not worth my while to conceal anyth... ...nts, and had sufficient presence of mind to improve the knowledge of those secrets to which I was privy. I told them that it entirely de- pended on th... ...ou might be admitted to bail. I presently ordered him to go with two of my tradesmen, who are to be bound in any sum for your appearance, if he should... ...eme tenderness of your af- fection. But why will you endeavour to keep any secrets from me? believe me, for my own sake, you ought not; for, as you ca... ...ted me. I could not have imagined there had been so much regularity in the trade of writing as you are pleased to mention; by what I can perceive, the... ...eship to misery, and ought, by this time, to be a pretty good master of my trade. T o say the truth, I believe habit teaches men to bear the burthens ... ...r serjeant’s head in a torrent, who had learned perhaps one maxim from his trade, that a cannon- ball always doth mischief in proportion to the resist... ...greatest abilities; if he will employ some few of his hours to advance our trade, and some few more to regulate our domestic government; if 464 Ameli...

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...She was an Eastern ship, inas- much as then she belonged to that port. She traded among dark islands on a blue reefscarred sea, with the Red Ensign ov... ...I cherish to this day a profound respect for her memory. As to the kind of trade she was engaged in and the character of my shipmates, I could not hav... ...ame influences, whose souls in relation to their humble life’s work had no secrets for him. Suddenly I perceived that there was another man in the sa-...

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... not only of the inhabitants of Smyrna, but also of the strangers whom the trade carried on there, especially in the exportation of corn, attracted to... ...ef declared The plans of war against the town prepared. Exploring then the secrets of the state, He learn’d what best might urge the Dardan fate; And,... ... main Some mean seafarer in pursuit of gain; Studious of freight, in naval trade well skill’d, But dreads the athletic labours of the field.” Incensed... ...ious chargers all around were laid. Full pails, and vessels of the milking trade. With fresh provisions hence our fleet to store My friends advise me,... ...ffering man! What human knowledge could, those kings might tell, But I the secrets of high heaven reveal. Before the first of gods be this declared, B... ...large hire can tempt thee to employ Those hands in work; to tend the rural trade, 256 The Odyssey of Homer To dress the walk, and form the embowering... ... sorrows when my lord arrives? I yield, I yield! my own Ulysses lives! The secrets of the bridal bed are known To thee, to me, to Actoris alone (My fa...

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... the benefit arising from his lucubrations by the selfish cowardice of the trade, Mr. Pembroke resolved to make two copies of these tremendous manuscr... ...heir burden of gratitude for their entertainer’ s kindness, encouraged the trade of his change-house, did honour to the place which afforded harbour t... ...ith- out a louis d’or to put into it.’ ‘Well, brother, since you betray my secrets, you cannot ex- pect me to keep yours.—I assure you, Captain Waverl... ...naething against what the minister proposed; he was e’en ower gude for his trade, and she hoped to see him wi’ a dainty decent bishop’s gown on his ba... ...er himself, for having so many desperadoes about him. And they learn their trade so early. There is a kind of subaltern imp, for example, a sort of su... ...ed his apprenticeship, as old Frederick of Prussia would have said, to the trade of royalty. T o promote or restore con- cord among his followers was ... ... towards Edward. ‘Is it pos- sible —nay, ride up, Colonel, for I desire no secrets—Is it possible, Mr. Waverley, that I am mistaken in supposing that ...

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...s this a Holiday? What, know you not (Being Mechanicall) you ought not walke Upon a labouring day, without the signe Of your Profession? Speake, what Trade art thou? Car. Why Sir, a Carpenter. Mur. Where is thy Leather Apron, and thy Rule? What dost thou with thy best Apparrell on? You sir, what Trade are you? Cobl. Truely Sir, in respect of a fine Workman, I am but as you...

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...labouring day, without the signe 9 Of your Profession? Speake, what Trade art thou? 10 Car. Why Sir, a Carpenter. 11 Mur. W... ... 12 What dost thou with thy best Apparrell on? 13 You sir, what Trade are you? 14 Cobl. Truely Sir, in respect of a fine Workman,... ..., I am 15 but as you would say, a Cobler. 16 Mur. But what Trade art thou? Answer me directly. 17 Cob. A Trade Sir, that I h... ...ience, which is indeed Sir, a Mender of bad soules. 19 Fla. What Trade thou knaue? Thou naughty knaue, 20 what Trade? 21 Cob... ...Truly sir, all that I liue by, is with the Aule: I 28 meddle with no Tradesmans matters, nor womens mat-ters; 29 but withal I am indeed Si... ...nd of Marriage, tell me Brutus, 923 Is it excepted, I should know no Secrets 924 That appertaine to you? Am I your Selfe, 925 But as i... ...in the Thigh: Can I beare that with patience, 944 And not my Husbands Secrets? 945 Bru. O ye Gods! 946 Render me worthy of this Nob... ...o in a while, 948 And by and by thy bosome shall partake 949 The secrets of my Heart. 950 All my engagements, I will construe to thee, ...

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...e a scene in a pantomime. It rarely happens in the business streets that a trades man, if I may venture to call anybody a tradesman, where everybody ... ...ops for blind persons whose education is finished, and who have acquired a trade, but who can not pursue it in an ordinary manufactory because of the... ...e be as unconscious of the eyes upon them as blind men and women are, what secrets would come out, and what a worker of hypocrisy this sight, the loss... ...abour department, every patient is as freely trusted with the tools of his trade as if he were a sane man. In the garden, and on the farm, they work w... ...mmon jail, would be sent to the asylum at South Boston, and there taught a trade; and in the course of time he would be bound ap prentice to some res... ...ng, down the middle of the road. There — with mechanics work ing at their trades, and people leaning from their doors and windows, and boys flying ki... ...inhabitant being able to hide himself from the public gaze, or to have any secrets from the public eye, was not entertainable for a moment. Even where... ...o anybody. All the passengers are very dismal, and seem to have tremendous secrets weighing on their minds. There is no conversation, no laughter, no ...

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...iputian tongue. And it must be confessed, that from the great intercourse of trade and commerce between both realms, from the con tinual reception of... ...ror’s officers. The nurseries for children of ordinary gentlemen, merchants, traders, and handicrafts, are managed pro portionably after the same man... ... are managed pro portionably after the same manner; only those designed for trades are put out apprentices at eleven years old, whereas those of pers... ...he old and diseased among them, are supported by hospitals; for begging is a trade unknown in this empire. And here it may, perhaps, divert the curiou... ...I had been a little too copious in talking of my own beloved country, of our trade and wars by sea and land, of our schisms in religion, and parties i... ...rigue, either in a prince or a minis ter. He could not tell what I meant by secrets of state, where an enemy, or some rival nation, were not in the c...

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...holsterers’ warehouses for security; the highwayman in the dark was a City tradesman in the light, and, being recognised and challenged by his fellow ... ...on one theme as he rode. “It wouldn’t do for you, Jerry. Jerry, you honest tradesman, it wouldn’t suit your line of business! Recalled! Bust me if I ... ...ng rooms underground, at Tellson’s, with such of their valuable stores and secrets as were known to the passenger (and it was not a little that he kne... ... particularly at those times when the tide made, and was near flood. Small tradesmen, who did no business whatever, sometimes unaccountably realised l... ...likeness of the gallows rope they mused about enduring, or inflicting. The trade signs (and they were almost as many as the shops) were, all, grim ill... ...ork again, until the silence was again broken. “You are not a shoemaker by trade?” said Mr. Lorry, look ing steadfastly at him. His haggard eyes turn... ...ore influence with him in the tiresome articles of state affairs and state secrets, than the needs of all France. A happy circumstance for France, as ...

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...o-pathologist, as well as a stu- dent of art, and the subconscious had few secrets from him. No mystic ever saw deeper meaning in common things. The m... ... never settled down so comfortably as when it turned to the details of the trade which was the other side of the art we practised. When we had done di... ...orway and Sweden and Denmark? It’s mostly merchants who buy them, and rich tradesmen. You can’t imagine what the winters are like in those coun- tries... ...e a carpenter like himself. For five generations we’ve carried on the same trade, from father to son. Perhaps that is the wisdom of life, to tread in ... ...no one can produce the most casual work without disclosing the in- nermost secrets of his soul. As I walked up the endless stairs of the house in whic... ...which they are in love, men do other things which distract their mind; the trades by which they earn their living engage their attention; they are abs... ... themselves for the opportunity which had escaped them. There was a Jewish trader called Cohen, who had come by one of Strickland’s pic- tures in a si... ...f a man who had delved into the hidden depths of nature and had discovered secrets which were beautiful and fearful too. It was the work of a man who ... ... Moon and Sixpence to taste which might open the gateway to God knows what secrets of the soul and to mysteri- ous palaces of the imagination. They we...

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...day travelling. The wine shops (every second house) were driving a roaring trade; awnings were spreading, and chairs and tables arranging, outside the... ...more, when they are sick; and to pry less than some other orders, into the secrets of families, for the purpose of establishing a baleful ascendency o... ...about, in pairs, like black cats. In some of the narrow passages, distinct trades congre gate. There is a street of jewellers, and there is a row of ... ...st and closest walls, and al most shut out from the sun. V ery few of the tradesmen have any idea of setting forth their goods, or disposing them for... ...o, time out of mind, have owned coast ing vessels in that place, and have traded to Spain and else where. Seen from the road above, it is like a tin... ...heaps of rags and personal distortions. The beggars seem to embody all the trade and enterprise of Pisa. Nothing else is stirring, but warm air. Going...

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...ercial survey of its value. This survey was unfavourable. He had gone into trade for no commercial rea- sons. He had been guided in the selection of t... ...ulated with filth, garnished like tapestry the sweep of the curbstone. The trade in afternoon papers was brisk, yet, in comparison with the swift, con... ...knowledge of each other’s methods and of the rou- tine of their respective trades. They understand each other, which is advantageous to both, and esta... ...im. Three ring-leaders got hanged. Michaelis, young and slim, locksmith by trade, and great frequenter of evening schools, did not even know that anyb... ...paper press. But in any case, Chief Inspector Heat, purveyor of prisons by trade, and a man of legal instincts, did logically believe that 83 Joseph ... ... debarred by his position from going out of doors per- sonally in quest of secrets locked up in guilty breasts, had a propensity to exercise his consi...

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...arks among the growing timber and the fern, which perhaps hold fewer noble secrets than walk abroad among men, shut up in the breast of Mr. T ulkingho... ...k, as at nothing—while I busily stitched away and told her every one of my secrets. My dear old doll! I was such a shy little thing that I seldom dare... ...o turn piano forte legs 45 Bleak House – Vol. One and establish an export trade, delighted in drawing Mrs. Jellyby out by saving, “I believe now, Mrs... ...ut pens behind your ears, wear aprons; go after glory, holiness, commerce, trade, any object you pre fer; only—let Harold Skimpole live!” All this an... ...thing about it, and each shyly thinking that this love was the greatest of secrets, perhaps not yet suspected even by the other—I am sure that I was s... ...foot to meet them on their return. Well! I was full of business, examining tradesmen’s books, adding up columns, paying money, filing receipts, and I ... ...o revisit the pale glimpses of Cook’s Court, which no law stationer in the trade can positively deny, he comes invisibly, and no one is the worse or w... ...f giving this deceased man, whom I never saw alive, some employment at his trade of copying. I had heard of him from my stationer—Snagsby of Cook’s Co... ... He wears his usual expressionless mask—if it be a mask—and carries family secrets in every limb of his body and every crease of his dress. Whether hi...

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...y sister, that you keep cooped up here, poison ing her mind with your sly secrets and pretending an affection for her that you may work her to death,... ...‘Some,’ said Mr Quilp emphatically. ‘And are in a few of his mysteries and secrets.’ ‘A few,’ replied Quilp, with equal dryness. ‘Then let me tell him... ...en to transact. Mr Quilp could scarcely be said to be of any particu lar trade or calling, though his pursuits were diversified and his occupations ... ...’ whispered Quilp, nipping and pinch ing her arm; ‘worm yourself into her secrets; I know you can. I’m listening, recollect. If you’re not sharp enou... ...tching enough, now, but it was the watching of strangers who made a greedy trade of it, and who, in the intervals in their attendance upon the sick ma... ...n others yet more active, then a crowd. The wonder was, at first, to see a tradesman’s window open, but it was a rare thing soon to see one closed; th... ...angling women, washer women, cobblers, tai lors, chandlers, driving their trades in parlours and kitch ens and back room and garrets, and sometimes ... ... passed, then came the little inn; the humbler beer shop; and the village tradesman’s; then the lawyer’s and the parson’s, at whose dread names the b...

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... knew (and no man better) never would be realised! HE never speculated and traded on her pride in you, and her having educated you, and on her desire ... ... here, at every word, he struck him lightly on the breast, ‘that Pecksniff traded in your nature, and that your nature was to be timid and distrustful... ...herer must find his feelings rather worked upon, at times. There’s lots of trades in which I should have an opportunity, I think.’ Mr Pinch was so per... ...ldly, as a man of infinite taste and most undoubted promise. The stock- in-trade requisite to set up an amateur in this department of busi- ness is ve... ...hat day I opened my mind to you, as was at all likely to suit me. All them trades I thought of was a deal too jolly; there was no credit at all to be ... ...d what is unfilial too. It is our lot. We come into the knowledge of those secrets. But anything so filial as this; anything so honourable to human na... ... wristbands again, and looked triumphantly at the chairman. ‘We know a few secrets of nature in our profession, sir,’ said the doctor. ‘Of course we d... ...cted. And yet he belonged to a class; a race peculiar to the City; who are secrets as profound to one another, as they are to the rest of mankind. ‘Mr... ...he is everything you could wish. It’s of no use mincing matters, or making secrets, is it?’ added Mrs Lupin. ‘I know all about it, you see!’ ‘My good ...

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...the one idea of Mr Dombey’s life. The earth was made for Dombey and Son to trade in, and the sun and moon were made to give them light. Rivers and sea... ... the goodness to in- form me, when we arrived at the door that you were by trade a—’ ‘Stoker,’ said the man. ‘ A choker!’ said Miss T ox, quite aghast... ...ike it, Sir?’ ‘Which, Mum?’ said the man. ‘That,’ replied Miss T ox. ‘Your trade.’ ‘Oh! Pretty well, Mum. The ashes sometimes gets in here;’ touching ... ...tty green old age, have not been wanting in the English Navy. The stock-in-trade of this old gentleman comprised chro- nometers, barometers, telescope... ... and adventurous—of which he was, in some sort, a distant relation, by his trade—had greatly encouraged the same attraction in the nephew; and that ev... ...ow did he know that the boy had asked questions? Nobody can go and whisper secrets to a mad bull. I don’t believe that story. ‘You don’t believe it, S... ...know that. But you wouldn’t have had the whole weight of any uncomfortable secrets if she had been with you, because she would have known how to relie... ...u will tell me everything about yourself and W alter; and you will have no secrets from Susan when she comes and I do not, but will confide in us, and... ...Now let him go, and see how he’ll do Master’s business, and keep Master’ s secrets, with such company always following him up and down. Ha, ha, ha! He...

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... Cardi- nal Ippolito replied, saying:— “You must be ill-informed as to the secrets of your king. 26 Catherine dé Medici His Holiness has bound himsel... ...presented on the river-side the fan- tastic appearance given either by the trade of its occupant and his habits, or by the originality of the exterior... ...street, which has now disappeared from the map, sufficiently indicates the trade that was carried on in it. In those days the merchants of each class ... ...eir apprentices, took care of them, and taught them the intricacies of the trade. In order to become a mas- ter, a workman had to produce a masterpiec... ... whose admiration for the masterpieces of past ages has created the modern trade of the sellers of bric-a-brac? In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuri... ...f the sellers of bric-a-brac? In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries the trade of the furrier was one of the most flourishing industries. The diffi-... ...y make no mistake, we feel obliged to initiate you into the most important secrets of the Reformation.” The prince and La Renaudie emphasized the mini... ... ears were worth all of a hundred thousand crowns apiece. He must have had secrets to reveal to induce the king and the Duchesse de V alentinois to be... ... the Duchesse de V alentinois to be present at his torture.” “And terrible secrets, too!” said the furrier. “The Reforma- tion, my friends,” he contin...

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...ne had really but to keep under the lens for an hour to see it give up its secrets. He would have issued, our rueful worthy, from the very heart of Ne... ...t of New England—at the heels of which matter of course a perfect train of secrets tumbled for me into the light. They had to be sifted and sorted, an... ...ad not the latter most sensibly yielded to the appeal of the merely useful trades. He pierced with his sombre detachment the plate- glass of ironmonge... ...“Is there a business?” “Lord, yes—a big brave bouncing business. A roaring trade.” “A great shop?” “Yes—a workshop; a great production, a great indus-... ...led, as he considered, in everything, in each relation and in half a dozen trades, as he liked luxuriously to put it, might have made, might still mak... ... that there was time for every- thing. “I have no secret—though I may have secrets! I haven’t at any rate that one. We’re not engaged. No.” “Then wher... ...t remain a secret from her. The thing that, once more, made him uneasy for secrets in general was this particular patience she could have with his own... ...o transcen- dently prized. It might have made Strether hot or shy, as such secrets of others brought home sometimes do make us; but he was held there ... ... common with him. Advertising is clearly at this time of day the secret of trade. It’s quite possible it will be open to you—giving the whole of your ...

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...end much money at Barchester; whereas his prede- cessor had dealt with the tradesmen of the city in a man- ner very much to their satisfaction. The Gr... ...up in the high street of his country town, with the knowledge that all its tradesmen would have gladly welcomed him within their doors. Other men arri... ...looked on those fifty-three Trojans, who, as Mr Dod tell us, censured free trade in November 1852, as the only 195 Anthony Trollope patriots left amo... ...ts left among the public men of England. When that terrible crisis of free trade had arrived, when the repeal of the corn laws was carried by those ve... ...ude. He became accustomed to hear, even among country gentlemen, that free trade was after all not so bad, and to bear this without dispute, although ... ... for this world’s work, Mr Arabin. ’ Who was this woman that thus read the secrets of his heart, and re-uttered to him the unwelcome bodings of his ow... ...dences; who are never tempted by momentary circumstances to disclose their secrets. But such are generally dull, close, unimpassioned spirits, ‘gloomy...