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...ld medicine and surgery under circumstances of in- evitable seclusion from professional aid, written about the year 1820-22, by Mr. Haden, a surgeon o... ...or—Founder, at once, and Finisher—of that great transfiguration applied to ethics, which he and the Baptist alike announced as form- ing the code for ... ...nsfiguring sense and spirit of interpretation (metanoia) to a transfigured ethics—an altered organ to an altered object. This is by far the grandest m... ...e notion of conveying to him a more comprehensive view of the Scrip- tural ethics, repeated to him the Ten Commandments; al- though, with the sole exc... ... of nature; and for any polemic functions the teaching was resigned to the professional phi- losophers—academic, peripatetic, stoic, etc. By religion ... ...m—formed chiefly by him- self, and originally, perhaps, directed simply to professional objects, such as would have little chance for engaging the at-... ...rations. It may serve to show how inevitably an amateur architect, without professional aid and counsel, will be defrauded, that the first of these ho... ... I have known. It may illustrate the way in which lady architects, without professional aid, are and ever will be defrauded, that, after all was finis... ...stion concerned—of the point at issue. For, mark, in the very vestibule of ethics, two questions arise—two different and disconnected questions, A and...

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...interested. With a transparent hypocrisy I said, “And you want my help, my professional services maybe, to find that person.” He smiled, and looked at... ...stock. Ours is a live paper, not a bag of tricks. None of your clock- work professional journalism in this office. And I can rely on your integrity——”... ...en their awful hold upon me. My manners grow so flamboyant, my passions so professional, that I doubt, as I said at the outset, whether it is really m... ...making a hasty sketch of it. His mind was full of this grotesque puzzle in ethics that had suddenly been sprung upon him. Should he identify it? or sh...

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...ommerce, their local governments, their passions and prejudices, and their ethics and literature; leaving nothing unnoticed that might afford an argum... ...quality; the low-born and the noble were not to be found amongst them; and professional prejudices were always as entirely unknown as the prejudices o... ...e rigidly observed. Almost all men in democracies are engaged in public or professional life; and on the other hand the limited extent of common incom...

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...rom immortality to theology to literal misinterpretations and unifies these themes around unacknowledged Western core values. Shifting to philosophy, ethics, and rights, an ecological argument about our selective ‘liberation’ of nature is proffered as an introduction to global issues, including traditional values of poor countries and lost traditions in the West. An engros...

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... Agriculture and Secular Environmentalism: Emerging Ecological Understanding Chapter 11 112 The Religion of Sustainable Agriculture: Philosophy and Ethics Chapter 12 125 Liberating Nature: Our Rising Awareness Chapter 13 134 Sustainable Development: Having it All? Chapter 14 138 Sustaining Our Role: Global Sustainable Development Chapter 15 145 Words versus Actio...

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...Public Genomics, and my wife Lauren Dame, as- sociate director of the Genome Ethics, Law and Policy Center, provided cru- cial support to my work with... ...n you need by wandering off into a strange click-trail of sites, amateur and professional, commercial and not, hobbyist and entrepreneur, all self-org... ...etwork of hob- byists, amateurs, universities, businesses, volunteer groups, professionals, and retired experts and who knows what else. It is a netwo... ...ly proj- ects. “We are stunned that RealNetworks has adopted the tactics and ethics of a hacker to break into the iPod, and we are investigating the i... ...rs who offer their work on the In- ternet? Do the lines it draws fit with our ethics, our traditions of free speech and commentary, our aesthetic judgm... ...ard to make an R&B hit. But which way does the difference cut as a matter of ethics, aesthetics, or law? Charles himself came in for considerable crit... ...at amateurs can do for pennies rather than an expensive activity reserved to professionals. The point is that whatever rules we apply to deal with “Ge... ...nd lots of money. I am all for the person who wants to create as an “amateur-professional” and distribute outside the chains of commerce. I have worke... ...r Calisthenics & Orthodontia, he put the point clearly. Who can afford to do professional work for nothing? What hobbyist can put 3-man years into pro...

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...tive, no less than what may be 5 J S Mill termed the inductive, school of ethics, insists on the neces sity of general laws. They both agree that th... .... Although the non exist ence of an acknowledged first principle has made ethics not so much a guide as a consecration of men’s actual sentiments, st... ...ematic treatise by one of the most illustrious of them, the Metaphysics of Ethics, by Kant. This remarkable man, whose system of thought will long rem... ...n the golden rule of Jesus of Nazareth, we read the complete spirit of the ethics of utility. To do as one would be done by, and to love one’s neighbo... ...o confound the rule of action with the motive of it. It is the business of ethics to tell us what are our duties, or by what test we may know them; bu... ...rtions. Thus, a person is said to have a right to what he can earn in fair professional competition; because society ought not to allow any other pers...

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... existence—that the as- sent of the majority is the only sanction known to ethics. No doubt this holds good in political practice. If mankind knew the... ...rd genuine treatment; and these provide him with enough sincere scientific professional work to save him from the ig- norance, obsolescence, and atrop... ...unt the village witches who prescribe spells and sell charms, the humblest professional healers in this country are the herbalists. These men wander t... ...licly with outlaws and scoundrels by claiming that in the pursuit of their professional knowledge they should be free from the restraints of law, of h... ...dical profession were to outdo the Anti-Vivisection Societies in a general professional protest against the practice and prin- ciples of the vivisecto... ...to convince the common sense of mankind that any established commercial or professional practice has its root in passion. Let a routine once spring fr... ...ruc- tive, and costing nothing, were experimented on first. Once grant the ethics of the vivisectionists and you not only sanc- tion the experiment on...

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...d with teaching; and this divides into two great sections, α, A system of ethics so absolutely new as to be untranslat- able* into either of the clas... ...that Christianity has carried forward the work of human pro- gression. The ethics of Christianity it was,—new ethics and unintelligible, in a degree a... ...udiments is stolen, the whole is incoherent, and does not form a system of ethics. In Judaism, again, the special and insulated situation of the Jews ... ...by scholars only, but by religious philosophers. The relation of Christian ethics (which word ethics, how- ever, is itself most insufficient) to natur... ...rd ethics, how- ever, is itself most insufficient) to natural or universal ethics is a field yet uncultured by a rational thought. The first word of s... ...cs, the first cultivators of casuistry had been those who kept in view the professional service of auricular confession. Their purpose was—to assist t...

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...bs and roots that grew in the forest. To say the truth, there was much need of professional assistance, not merely for Hester herself, but still more ... ...bred a lawyer, and accustomed to speak of Bacon, Coke, Noye, and Finch, as his professional associates, the exigenties of this new country had transfo... ... his private life had won him warmer affection than was accorded to any of his professional contemporaries. Behind the Governor and Mr. Wilson came tw... ...se of that noble art with the daily and habitual flourish of a razor. To such a professional body Roger Chillingworth was a brilliant acquisition. He s... ...ale, when, in fulfilment of this pledge, he requested old Roger Chillingworth’s professional advice, “I could be well content that my labours, and my s... ... sphere of human thought and study to meet upon; they discussed every topic of ethics and religion, of public affairs, and private character; they tal...

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... read and interpreted as well as her own, and she desired to hear the full professional judg- ment delivered without suppression or softening of its h... ... Pizarro, shining remembrances of martial prow- ess, and the very worst of ethics. T o think little of bloodshed, to quarrel, to fight, to gamble, to ... ...es, which is (philosophically speaking) exaggerated; and by daily use, the ethics of a police-office translate themselves, insen- sibly, into the ethi... ...dy of men amongst us; taken generally, by much the most enlight- ened; but professionally, the most timid. Want of boldness in the administration of o... ...y man but a medical man, since no other man has any obstinate prejudice of professional timid- ity . N. B.—I prescribe for Kate gratis, because she, p... ... zodia- cal light, the interplanetary ether, and other rarities, which the professional body of astronomers would naturally keep (if they could) for t... ... suffer- ing—he pushed her gently backwards to the tripod on which, in her professional character, she was to seat herself. Upon this, in the hurry an... ...that both of them, in a Christian land, make Paley the foundation of their ethics; the alternative being Aristotle. And, in our mind, though far infer...

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...t are in a mean, which is familiarized to us by the study of the Nicomachean Ethics, is also first distinctly asserted in the Statesman of Plato. The ... ...us. STRANGER: And what are the rules which are en- forced on their pupils by professional trainers or by others having similar authority? Can you reme...

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...ns, B. I. 59 Emerson its moral aim. The Indian mythology ends in the same ethics; and it would seem impossible for any fable to be invented and get a... ... sees implicated in those processes with which he is conversant, the stern ethics which sparkle on his chisel-edge, which are mea- sured out by his pl... ... they now take. The regular course of studies, the years of academical and professional education have not yielded me better facts than some idle book... ...of the action of the mind under any divisions, as of its knowledge, of its ethics, of its works, and so forth, since it melts will into perception, kn... ...pidly; and we should not re- quire rash explanation, either on the popular ethics, or on our own, of its action. I look on Sculpture as history. I do ... ...a meeting of merchants, a military corps, a college class, a fire- club, a professional association, a political, a religious convention;—the persons ... ...ed quarters. Who gave me the money with which I bought my coat? Why should professional labor and that of the counting-house be paid so disproportiona...

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...d one’s way. “Mr. Bast, you’re a born adventurer,” laughed Mar- garet. “No professional athlete would have at- 116 Howards End tempted what you’ve do... ...onder your walk didn’t end in a broken neck. Whatever did your wife say?” “Professional athletes never move without lanterns and compasses,” said Hele... ... her capture, clever 274 Howards End and well-meaning as it was, drew its ethics from the wolf-pack. “You want to get hold of her?” he said. “That’s ... ...ds?” said Margaret, suddenly looking him straight in the eyes. Thinking it professional to prevaricate, he mur- mured something about a nervous breakd... ... had to live some- how. He turned to his family, and degraded himself to a professional beggar. There was nothing else for him to do. “A letter from L...

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...e angry — first, at the way they had been deceived; and second, at the outraged ethics of the Northland, where honesty, above all, was man’s prime jewe... ... can’t give him up.” Hay Stockard paused, striving to put into speech the rude ethics of his heart. “He ’s worried me, Baptiste, in the past and now, ... ..., he had harmed no one. Nor had he ever been known to pick a quarrel. He was a professional, and all the fighting brutishness of him was reserved for h... ... his lights, played squarer than square. Ngurn was in himself a fore runner of ethics and contract, of consideration, and gentleness in man. No, Basse...

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... without them it cannot live. Restoration calls, however, not for changes in ethics alone. This Nation asks for action, and action now. Our greatest p... ...acto ries, teach our children, keep our homes, and heal us when we are sick—professionals, industrialists, shop keepers, clerks, cabbies, and truckd...

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...untry mails are not interesting to the generality of readers, but I have a professional liking for them myself. I have spent the best part of my 63 T... ...r her own benefit, or does she hold them for theirs? I know nothing of the ethics of the Colonial Office, and not much perhaps of those of the House o... ... It consists of Harvard College, as the undergraduates’ department, and of professional schools of law, medicine, divinity, and science. In the few wo... ...ut it I will confine myself to Harvard College proper, conceiving that the professional schools connected with it have not in themselves any special i...

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...ance of these fables which is sometimes thought to have been detected, the ethics running parallel to the poetry and history, are not so remarkable as... ...—”Dr. Jonathan Gove, a man distinguished for his urbanity, his talents and professional skill, resided in this town [Goffstown]. He was one of the old... ...e starry one. Mathematics should be mixed not only with phys ics but with ethics, that is mixed mathematics. The fact which interests us most is th...

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...ion alone seemed to me too empty and inadequate; I wished to devote myself professionally and with zeal to those aforesaid fundamental studies, and, w... ...fellow-lodger I found a theological student, who was deeply learned in his professional studies, a sound thinker, but poor, and suffering much from hi... ...n accordance with his pious feelings, had composed for himself a course of ethics, which from time to time he publicly read, and thus in an honorable ... ...d on 304 Autobiography morality, was in its turn to lay the foundation of ethics. The diversity of characters and modes of thought here showed itself...

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...RS KARAMAZOV “What do you mean, Mitya?” “Ideas, ideas, that’s all! Ethics! What is ethics?” “Ethics?” asked Alyosha, wondering. “Yes; ... ...er, too. Ough! they are first-rate, these people, at making a career! Damn ethics, I am done for, Alexey, I am, you man of God! I love you more than a... ... it was supposed that he did this rather by way of sport, so to speak, for professional glory, to show nothing had been omitted of the accepted method... ...- tinual and inexplicable irritability, using strange words, ‘Ber- nard!’ ‘Ethics!’ and others equally inappropriate.” But the doc- tor detected mania...

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...184 BUT WE ARE PSYCHOLOGICAL BEINGS 185 THE PROCESS OF REASONING 185 OPINIONS AND SEEKING EXPERTISE 189 SEMANTICS 191 CONFLICTSINVALUES 199 MORALS OR ETHICS ARE NOT SET IN STONE 201 MORAL RELATIVISM 201 SELF VERSUS SOCIETY 203 VALUE QUESTIONS206 THE WELFARE STATE 207 The Welfare State is Moral from a self-centered point of view 208 From a self centered point of view it is ...

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...n the same podium to debate our beliefs, my realistic belief in the basic psychological drives that motivate us and her idealistic concepts of ethics... ...ght be just fine if one‘s ultimate vocational goal was to sweep floors or collect garbage but it would be a huge negative for one who wanted a profes... ... normal for his age and culture. However when a celebrity in a nonviolent setting gets in a fight it may be seen as rather abnormal. But if a profes... ...ommonly deny that they have problems. ―Fantasy or daydreaming occurs when we delight in imagining ourselves to be other than we are: a profes... ... this mechanism. An adult may also adopt characteristics of a departed parent or loved one. Some people identify with an institution such as a profes... ...ry. We must study how to live. We must understand how our minds and bodies work. That means studying physiology and nutrition, psychology and ethics... ...economic capital depends on the importance of one‘s work to the society and how well he or she does it. Like Kino, athletes and actors are not profes... ... tend to have close family relationships. Is this what makes people happy? Americans with their high financial expectations, their strong work ethics...

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...E MOST IMPORTANT feature of my life is its literary feature. I have been professionally literary something more than forty years. There have been ma... ...which reaches bottom at last, when the street be comes a roost for humble professionals of the faith cure and fortune telling sort. What a queer, mel... ...oly street! I don’t think I was ever in a street before when quite so many professional ladies, with English surnames, preferred Madam to Mrs. on thei... ...honors and performing the one royal func tion—laying eggs. As regards the ethics of the judicial assassination of the queen, that is a matter of poli... ... he is naturally apt to make an exhibition of his incompetence. “Let a non professional man, however acute,” writes Lord Campbell again, “presume to t...

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...ic of eagles and aeronauts. You can see it in the pic- tures of our racing professionals, from L.V. Rautsch to little Ada Warrleigh—that fathomless ab... ...long!” They pushed at the door, which was unlocked. “Yes. But consider the ethics of the case,” said Jimmy. “Isn’t this burglary or something, Bubbles...

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... the play which follows this preface. It is cultured, leisured Europe before the war. When the play was begun not a shot had been fired; and only the professional diplomatists and the very few amateurs whose hobby is foreign policy even knew that the guns were loaded. A Russian playwright, Tchekov, had produced four fascinating dramatic studies of Heartbreak House, of whic...

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...e the war. When the play was begun not a shot had been fired; and only the professional diplomatists and the very few ama- teurs whose hobby is foreig... ...ther frog or philosopher, much less the vulgar commonplaces of sentimental ethics, could weigh for a mo- ment against the remotest off-chance of an ad... ...their time with urgent practical work, had to leave to idler people, or to professional rhetori- cians, the presentation of the war to the reason and ... ...d my head. I assure you I went off dead asleep; and they had to send for a professional to wake me up after I had slept eighteen hours. They had to ca...

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...place, infringing on the just liberty of the individual; in purely Christian ethics that grand department of duty is scarcely noticed or ac knowledge... ...gious part of our education, and never could have grown out of a standard of ethics in which the only worth, professedly recognized, is that of obedie... ...ich a comprehensive morality requires; that everything which is excellent in ethics may be brought within them, with no greater violence to their lang... ...f Christianity, and which have been en tirely thrown aside in the system of ethics erected on the basis of those deliverances by the Christian Church... ...r sympa thizing in the conception of Supreme Goodness. I believe that other ethics than any one which can be evolved from exclusively Christian sourc... ...lm von Humboldt, that degrees, or other public certificates of scientific or professional acquirements, should be given to all who present themselves ...

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...or oughly understood, and in the main adopted, Bentham’s general views of ethics, government and law: and this was a natural foundation for sympathy ... ...rm more than the substance of the corpus juris, the logic rather than the ethics of law. But Bentham’s subject was Leg islation, of which Jurisprude... ...g in fun damental principles—acknowledging Utility as their stan dard in ethics and politics, and a certain number of the prin cipal corollaries dr... ...oise in the world than any of these, John Arthur Roebuck. In May, 1823, my professional occupation and status for the next thirty five years of my lif... ...id not deserve it, and was on terms of sincere friendship with several. In ethics his moral feelings were energetic and rigid on all points which he d... ... fea ture an intemperate assault on analytic psychology and utili tarian ethics, in the form of an attack on Locke and Paley. This had excited great...

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...se not bred to it, as the capacity to reform the law in those who have not professionally stud ied it. All these difficulties are sure to be ignored ... ...except on questions involving politi cal principles and interests, to the professional legislators; that bills originating in the Upper House would a... ... their sentiments, or of his own? their ambassador to a congress, or their professional agent, empowered not only to act for them, but to judge for th... ...ation, but of what may more properly be called constitutional morality—the ethics of representative government. It does not so much concern institutio... ...by occasional accident, be accompanied by adequate, and what may be called professional knowl edge of the department over which he is called to presi... ...essional knowl edge of the department over which he is called to preside. Professional advisers must therefore be provided for him. Wherever mere exp...

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...o the full pitch of their capacities. Compared with statesmen, first- rate professional men, artists, and even with laborers and artisans as far as mu... ...en’s wives or from refusing to marry their daughters. As to law, religion, ethics, and constitutional government, any counterfeit could impose on them... ...s much as the bad man, and to ob- ject to the clergyman who is pious extra-professionally as 19 Getting Married much as to the professional pugilist ... ...he middle chair away from the table and sits down]. COLLINS. Thats only my professional habit at a wedding, Miss. You should see me at a political din...

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...m- pudently broad. Let us stand up in the sight of heaven and confess. The ethics that we hold are those of Benjamin Franklin. Honesty is the best pol... ..., where a world of morals lies condensed, the very pith and epitome of all ethics and religion; and a young man with these precepts engraved upon his ... ...erate those distinctions which are the best salt of life. All the fine old professional flavour in language has evaporated. Your very gravedigger has ... ...variety to the strain of close attention. But even these are too evidently professional in their antics. They go about cogitating puns and inventing t...

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...seven wise men who were his ministers—not to mention himself. His fool, or professional jester, was not only a fool, however. His value was trebled in... ...emics stood peacefully upon the dresser. Here lay an ovenful of the latest ethics—there a kettle of dudecimo melanges. V olumes of German morality wer... ...nately perpetrated an omelette a la Reine; the discovery of a principle in ethics had been frustrated by the overturning of a stew; and last, not leas...

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...t from casual reactions, and total attitudes are differ- ent from usual or professional attitudes. To get at them you must go behind the foreground of... ...l they do, and of all they are willing to endure. The hedonistic school in ethics deduces the moral life wholly from the experi- ences of happiness an... ...sistance from Richard Weaver’s autobiography. Weaver was a collier, a semi-professional pugilist in his younger days, who became a much beloved evan- ... ...g his devotee becomes what one might almost call a new and exalted kind of professional specialty within the tribe.[199] The legends that gather round... ...dual favorites, lacks an essential element of largeness; and even the best professional sainthood of former centuries, pent in as it is to such a conc... ...dens-und Kriegs-moral der Heere. Quoted by Hamon: Psychologie du Militaire professional, 1895, p. xli. 356 The V arieties of Religious Experience in ... ...l relations. I think that the method which Mr. Spencer uses in his Data of Ethics will help to fix our opinion. Ideality in conduct is altogether a ma...

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...: “Can you not comprehend that we are living in a Re- public, stupid?” But professional sentiment calmed him suddenly, and he let the astonished old c... ...howed to the young woman in her sleep at the same time as he did the card? Professional conjurers do things which are just as singular. However, I wen... ... harm him at his age.” I held my tongue, and thought over these words. Oh! ethics! Oh! logic! Oh! wisdom! At his age! So they deprived him of his only... ...rth, the pail on to the floor, and the chair against the wall. Then with a professional air, she closed the dead woman’s enormous eyes, put a plate on...

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...alist, Idealist, Intuitivist; secondly of different Sub- jects—Psychology, Ethics, Aesthetics, Political Philosophy, Theology. While much had been don... ...iloso- phy than the distinction between mind and matter. Those who are not professional metaphysicians are willing to con- fess that they do not know ... ... horse were joined to an idea which contradicted [tollit] its existence” (“Ethics,” vol. ii, p. 49, Scholium). T o this doctrine James entirely assent...

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...he publication of the “Birth of Tragedy”, numbers of German philologists and professional philosophers had denounced him as one who had strayed too fa... ... the Soothsayer to Zarathustra. It will be remembered that in Schopenhauer’s ethics, pity is elevated to the highest place among the virtues, and very...

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...ty vanity, was lowering to his na- ture. He sank more and more towards the professional Don Juan. With a leer of what the French call fatuity, he bids... ...asses to like him as well as his dog?” It is one of the misfortunes of the professional Don Juan 43 Familiar Studies of Men & Books that his honour f... ... with a choice only of different species of error and miscon- duct.” To be professional Don Juan, to accept the provoca- tion of any lively lass upon ... ...for those who have a true command of the art of words, but for ped- dling, professional amateurs, that these pointed occasions are most useful and ins... ...usiness, and, please God, he would carry it through; and so he gave up his professional career and remained in Yeddo to be at hand against the next op... ...of instruction in the truly noble art of the chase, not without a smack of ethics by the way, from the compendious didactic poem of Gace de la Bigne. ...

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...the Hebrew stories, and his head had been full of Hebrew poetry and Gospel ethics; until they had struck deep root into his heart, and the very expres... ...er anything approaching their experience. It was about this nucleus of his professional labours that all my father’s scientific inquiries and inventio...

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