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...of easy antithesis, must be defended and apologised for. Such use of the two terms is open to the easy derision of the scholar. Yet they are too conve... ...ocial polity dates from the Forum, and those who still feel and legislate in terms of the primæ val forest. This use of the terms is the more justifia... ...een spent, have created for themselves a burying ground in the centre of the business district, on which they can look down from their lofty office win... ...ne has been buried since modern Boston began to exist, and about which a new business district has grown up as it has about similar carefully guarded ... ...r; but it must not make newcomers forget that even this brave appearance of “business as usual” does not represent anything resembling the peace time ... ...ce time France, with her magnif icent faculties applied to the whole varied business of living, instead of being centered on the job of holding the l... ...lf, or having neuralgia in consequence—but quite recognised that it was good business for her country not to bully Americans. That little incident gav... ...? Well—“Prejudice” and “Reverence,” oftener than one thinks, are overlapping terms, and it seems fairer to choose the one of the two that is not what ... ...ortunes. That is an immature and even childish way of estimating success. In terms of civilisation it is the total and ultimate result of a nation’s b...

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...ral arrest of invention and enterprise, except in the direction of the war business. Ability is con- centrated upon that; the types of ability that ar... ...difficulty in the way of establishing a world peace is that it is nobody’s business in particular. Nearly all of us want a world peace—in an amateuris... ...de in selling any popular make of automobile. We have all our par- ticular businesses to attend to. And things are not got by just wanting them; thing... ...arcely a life happier. There is a limit to the principle that “everybody’s business is nobody’s business.” The estab- lishment of a world State, which... ...becomes impossible; as, for instance, when a man who is stocktaking in his business premises discovers that the house next door is on fire. A great ma... ...ons of Latin America may achieve a method of unity, and then deal on equal terms with the present United States. The thing has been ably advocated alr... ... golden sovereign; but Great Britain will not get through the war on those terms. There comes a point in the stress upon a Gov- ernment when it must d... ...has admirable reasons for refusing coalescence with Braintree, except upon terms that Braintree could not possibly con- sider. I can quite understand ... ...g to be done if every Bocking in the country is holding out for impossible terms from Braintree, and every Braintree holding out for impossible terms ...

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...here for a little on Great Men, their manner of appearance in our world’s business, how they have shaped themselves in the world’s history, what idea... ...leness;—in whose radiance all souls feel that it is well with them. On any terms whatsoever, you will not grudge to wander in such neighborhood for a ... ...an nature; neither need we doubt that it did operate fundamentally in this business. The hypothesis which ascribes Paganism wholly or mostly to this a... ...lters: but it seems to me a radical perversion, and even inversion, of the business, to put that forward as the origin and moving cause, when it was r... ...ensity, and the brains of it became the Clouds. What a Hyper-Brobdignagian business! Untamed Thought, great, giantlike, enormous;— to be tamed in due ... ... worth repeating. Snorro indeed, in the quietest manner, almost in a brief business style, writes down, in his Heimskringla, how Odin was a heroic Pri...

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...itely than they had yet been stated by ei- ther group of belligerents, the terms upon which they would deem it possible to make peace. I spoke on beha... ...ly that they were ready to meet their antagonists in conference to discuss terms of peace. ENTENTE REPLY WAS MORE DEFINITE The Entente Powers have rep... ...tente Powers have replied much more definitely and have stated, in general terms, indeed, but with sufficient defi- niteness to imply details, the arr... ...is concerned it makes a great deal of difference in what way and upon what terms it is ended. The treaties and agree- ments which bring it to an end m... ... ended. The treaties and agree- ments which bring it to an end must embody terms which will create a peace that is worth guaranteeing and preserv- ing... ...ng not only of the rights of Ameri- cans to go and come about their proper business by way of the sea, but also of something much deeper, much more fu... ...stressing instance after instance in the progress of the cruel and unmanly business, but a certain degree of restraint was observed. GERMANY’S RUTHLES...

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...s ruddy and somewhat chubby face. The halo of glory that a fortune made in business gives to a retired tradesman sat on his brow, and stamped him as o... ...e into this room with me, we shall be more conveniently placed for talking business than we are in this room,” said Madame Hulot, going to an adjoinin... ... whose expenses are not wholly accounted for— in my eyes, as an old man of business.” “Monsieur, you may at this day see in the Ministry of Com- merce... ... she would fit me like a glove.’ Forgive me—it is a reminiscence of my old business. The perfumer will crop up now and then, and that is what keeps me... ... will come to pass. You see, ma- dame, an idiot of a perfumer—retired from business—who has but one idea in his head, is stronger than a clever fellow... ... in love.—Yes, and Hortense’s interests will suggest to your feelings such terms of surrendering your conscience—” “Hortense has still an uncle.” “Wha... ...rl, with a slight curl of disdain. “Oh! mademoiselle, take it; I will make terms with the dealer,” cried the Livonian, beside himself. Fascinated by H... ...e? I doubt it. Those men insist on ready money to sweat others on usurious terms.” “Let us sell out of the funds!” said Lisbeth to Hortense. “What goo... ...e echoed. “Then what do you call happi- ness? ” “I do not yet know on what terms you have been with this so-called cousin whom you never mentioned to ...

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... that separated him from those with whom he had hitherto lived on familiar terms. Obliged to go through the law school, he there found him- self among... ...e part of guardian to the sickened soul of her son. But the father had the business spirit which never abandons an old merchant, especially in matrimo... ...mainder of his capital in the banking-house with which his father had done business. This house was the firm of Mongenod and Company, es- tablished in... ...isplay of luxury. They lived in dignified stillness, satisfied to do their business prudently, wisely, and with a stern uprightness which en- abled th... ...; and he had, like most bank- ers, predilections and tastes outside of his business,—he loved mechanics and chemistry. The second brother, who was ten... ...mprudent. Sixteen hundred thou- sand francs should not be entrusted to any business.” “Do not speak so loud, Louis!” said a woman’s voice. “Y our brot... ...n: Some days af- ter this encounter, I wrote to Mongenod somewhat in these terms: ‘My friend, you ought not to think me indifferent to whatever happen... ...ere she completed the education of her daughter and purchased on excellent terms and still by the advice of her uncle, a patri- 71 Balzac monial esta... .... After read- ing Bordin’s appeal, the Emperor answered very much in these terms: ‘Why be so bitter against the spy? A spy is no longer a man; he ough...

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...n ten,” I said. “Can’t you make it eight?” said he. “Mine is rather urgent business.” “I can send your telegrams within ten days if that will serve yo... ..., on the other, the days of Harun- al-Raschid. When I left the train I did business with divers Kings, and in eight days passed through many changes o... ...ry dissolute ruf- fian that ever tramped the Grand Trunk Road makes it his business to ask for employment as a proof-reader. And, all the time, the te... ...ll built. Says Dravot, unpack- ing the guns, ‘This is the beginning of the business. We’ll fight for the ten men,’ and with that he fires two rifles a... ... crown on his head. ‘My Gord, Carnehan,’ says Daniel, ‘this is a tremenjus business, and we’ve got the whole country as far as it’s worth having. I am... ...ah Brooke will be a suckling to us. I’ll treat with the Vice- roy on equal terms. I’ll ask him to send me twelve picked English—twelve that I know of—...

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...nd inexactitudes to confused thinking about the exact value of classes and terms, so here he is disposed to think that interminable controversies and ... ...es at the probable in- tentions of early Christian thought in passing. His business here is the definition of a position. The writer’s position here i... ...declares that we do not know and perhaps cannot know in any comprehensible terms the rela- 7 H. G. Wells tion of the Veiled Being to that living real... ...of dissensions that, left to work them- selves out, would have spoilt good business; it was the fist of Nicolas of Myra over again, except that after ... ...inds from Plotinus to the Hegelians with the de- lusion that such negative terms as the Absolute or the Un- conditioned, can assert anything at all. A... ...tions. He murders Sabbath-breaking chil- dren, or disorganises the careful business schemes of the un- godly. He is represented as going Sabbath-break... ...ss. One cannot imagine a modern ecclesiastic conversing with a Magdalen in terms of ordinary civility, unless she was in a very high social position i... ...lity that the face of that Unknown will not be altogether hidden…. But the business of such ordinary lives as ours is the setting up of this earthly k... ...t in the case of a man who is a manufacturer or a trader, the financier of business enterprise or the proprietor of great es- tates. The world is in n...

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... tears live in an onion that should water this sor- row. MARK ANTONY: The business she hath roached Act I, scene ii 13 in the state Cannot endure my... ...ii 13 in the state Cannot endure my absence. DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS: And the business you have broached here cannot be without you; espe- cially that of... ... present time. OCTAVIUS CAESAR: Till which encounter, It is my business too. Farewell. LEPIDUS: Farewell, my lord: what you shall know ... ...ather, for I earnestly beseech, Touch you the sourest points with sweetest terms, Nor curstness grow to the matter. MARK ANTONY: ... ...theme for you, you were the word of war. MARK ANTONY: You do mistake your business; my brother never Did urge me in his act: I did inquire it; And h... ...ther! Haste we for it: Yet, ere we put ourselves in arms, dispatch we The business we have talk d of. OCTAVIUS CAESAR: With most gladness... ... o public ear: Spoke scantly of me: when perforce he could not But pay me terms of honor, cold and sickly He vented them; most narrow measure lent me...

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... his horse’s neck and his long spear pointed straight ahead. I saw he meant business, so I was up the tree when he arrived. He allowed that I was hi... ...p shops. Still, I was sane enough to notice this detail, to wit: many of the terms used in the most matter of fact way by this great assemblage of the... ...ph and be the center of all the nation’s wonder and reverence. Besides, in a business way it would be the making of me; I knew that. Meantime there wa... ...e, and the calamity stayed. The king was eager to comply. He said: “Name any terms, reverend sir, even to the halving of my kingdom; but banish this c... ...blot out the sun for good, or restore it, shall rest with you. These are the terms, to wit: You shall remain king over all your dominions, and receive... ...ch was quite natural. I said: “The king, by his silence, still stands to the terms.” Then I lifted up my hands — stood just so a moment — then I said,... ... have at heart if he would be liked — especially as a statesman; and both as business man and statesman I wanted to study the tourna ment and see if ... ...he best of things, and not waste time with useless fretting, but get down to business and see what can be done. In all lies there is wheat among the c... ...oise was; and where only the earliest birds were turning out and getting to business with a song here and a quarrel yonder and a myste rious far off...

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...the silence and desertion of the streets and in the stagnation of ordinary business, the deep interest which at that moment was pos- sessing the heart... ...se, I know not—but the fact was, I ‘fancied’ him, and resolved to commence business upon his throat, which by the way he always carried bare—a fash- i... ...t à Toad-in-the-hole,” &c. I enjoined vigilance upon my assessors, and the business of the evening proceeded. The next toast was—The Jewish Sicarii. U... ... traderet pollingendos.’ The pollinctor, you are aware, was a person whose business it was to dress and prepare dead bodies for burial. The original g... ...omfortably settled in Ireland, considerably to the west, and does a little business now and then; but, as he observes with a sigh, only as a retailer—... ...ike some loftier ranges, repel woods: the forests and they are on sociable terms. Live and let live is their motto. For this reason, in part, these tr... ...e of these the custom permitted the student to keep what are called “short terms;” that is, the four terms of Michaelmas, Lent, Easter, and Act, were ... ... nal fractions of shoemakers perhaps ten years later. Possibly enough, the terms may have existed much earlier; but they were then first made known, p... ...ly upon American ideas of grandeur, and concluding in something like these terms:— ”And, sir, arriving at London, this mighty father of rivers attains...

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...have now no thought in us but France, Save those to God, that run before our business. Therefore let our proportions for these wars Be soon collected ... ...row foul with me, Pistol, I will scour you with my rapier, as I may, in fair terms: if you would walk off, I would prick your guts a little, in good t... ...irits are most tall. NYM: I will cut thy throat, one time or other, in fair terms: that is the humor of it. PISTOL: ‘Couple a gorge!’ That is the wo... ... came off bravely, who was shot, who dis Act III, scene vi 38 graced, what terms the enemy stood on; and this they con perfectly in the phrase of wa... ...ssailed by robbers and die in many irreconciled iniquities, you may call the business of the master the author of the servant’s damnation: but this is... ...as I, indeed, thou promised’st to strike; And thou hast given me most bitter terms. FLUELLEN: An please your majesty, let his neck answer for it, if ... ... Fair Katharine, and most fair, Will you vouchsafe to teach a soldier terms Such as will enter at a lady’s ear And plead his love suit to her g...

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... comrades, they took the matter very lightly. Duelling was a part of their business; and they could not in honor refuse any invitations of that sort. ... ...eart was of very inflammable composition; and the gentleman usher spoke in terms of boundless admiration both of the widow (that most beautiful woman,... ...er sentence, a widow and orphans of those whom in life he held dearest. In terms that might well move a harder-hearted man than young Esmond’s confida... ... so checked he resumed the interrupted thread of his story. “As I spoke my business,” Mr. Steele said, “and narrated to your mistress what all the wor... ...ty lay. Indeed, Hounslow or Vigo— which matters much? The latter was a bad business, though Mr. Addison did sing its praises in Latin. That honest gen... ...ger to serve under the most distinguished captain in the world. Whilst his business was going on thus prosperously, Esmond had his share of pleasure t... ... again of the younger, and whenever she spoke of my lord’s widow, ’twas in terms by no means complimentary towards that poor lady: the younger woman n... .... Before Esmond went away on his first campaign, his mistress was still on terms of friendship (though a poor little chit, a woman that had evidently ... ...th a message that a gentleman from London would speak with him on ur- gent business. The messenger came back to say the Doctor was in town, most likel...

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...ade his coup d’essai, forced his way through the crowded streets, bound on business. To say, was to do. And this night he had said to himself secretly... ...e mallet, buttoned up under his elegant surtout, with a view to the little business that awaited him about ninety minutes further on, had not in- flic... ...sec- ond-rate skill. And beyond a doubt, in that perilous little branch of business which was practised by himself, he might be regarded as the most a... ...! impossible! Throats are a sort of thing that he never makes presents of; business—business must be attended to. Really the two men, considered simpl... ...iness must be attended to. Really the two men, considered simply as men of business, are both meritorious. Like chorus and semi-chorus, strophe and an... ... in consequence of old contracts with oil-dealers, subsisting through long terms of years. 5 Let the reader, who is disposed to regard as exaggerated... ...or of correcting errors in science. Most justly is this said: but often in terms far too feeble. For generally these terms are such as to imply, that,... ...several por- tions of the undertaking. He was perhaps not illiberal in the terms of his contracts. At least I know of people now-a-days (much better a... ...mphlets which I received from him at Grasmere he expressed himself in such terms on the subject of T yrannicide (distinguishing the cases in which 17...

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...begged him to forbear, saying, she be lieved he had sufficiently done his business. The poor wretch then fell upon her knees to Jones, and gave him... ...pin ion of him. But, whatever censures may be passed upon her, it is my business to relate matters of fact with veracity. Mrs. Waters had, in truth... ...r they were lawfully married in a church or no. But for my part, that’s no business of mine; I must own, if I was put to my corporal oath, I believe s... ...; Vol. II proposal, he very severely rebuked him, and that in such bitter terms, that the other attempted to laugh it off, and presently turned the d... ... his office, as he said he had no clerk present, nor no book about justice business; and that he could not carry all the law in his head about stealin... ...walk in life, he quitted his master, came over to England, and set up that business which requires no apprenticeship, namely, that of a gentleman, in ... ...t assigning any particular faults, condemn the whole in general defamatory terms; such as vile, dull, d—d stuff, &c., and particularly by the use of t... ...h he had pretended to my aunt to my account. He lamented, in very pathetic terms, the encouragement she had given him, and made a high merit of the te... ... ity of his offer, she declared her full satisfaction in the most explicit terms. In the progress of their conversation their discourse turned to Jo...

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... may be ordered by the military authorities, to the exclusion of all other business. By order of the Secretary of War. M. C. MEIGS TELEGRAM TO SECRETA... ...in a vast number of contracts with persons not legitimately engaged in the business pertaining to the subject- matter of such contracts, especially in... ...tacked himself. Y ou must call on General Halleck, who commands, and whose business it is to understand and care for the whole field If you cannot tel... ...tes senator! I am a patient man—always willing to forgive on the Christian terms of re- pentance, and also to give ample time for repentance. Still, I... ... ence; and the people of the State can then, upon the old con- stitutional terms, govern themselves to their own liking. This is very simple and easy.... ...en of standing and intelli- gence from New Y ork called as a delegation on business con- nected with the war; but before leaving two of them earnestly... ...my, has sent in a few of our prisoners under a flag of truce, paroled with terms to prevent their fighting the Indians, and evidently seeking to commi... ... done as hard service. I sin- cerely wish war was an easier and pleasanter business than it is; but it does not admit of holidays. On Morgan’s command... ... unsatisfactory prospect before them, and to have peace again upon the old terms, under the Consti- tution of the United States, to manifest such desi...

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...erable subjects; and, as the readiest means of entering im- mediately upon business, I was fresh from Ireland, knew multitudes of those whom Lord Mass... ...in and out between town and country; rural families all intermarry- ing on terms of the widest freedom with town families; all again, in the persons o... ...its commanding expression to her deportment. I reported to Lord Massey, in terms of unexceptionable decorum, those flattering expres- sions of homage,... ... to very large fortunes. The colonel and the general, being on broth- erly terms of intimacy, resolved to combine their plans for the welfare of their... ... and, had any commonplace member risen to address the house in an ordinary business key, all would have blown over. Unhappily for Lord Belgrave, in th... ...med of. Thus, for instance, in the Eleusinian mysteries, what was the main business transacted? I, for my part, in harmony with my universal theory on... ...vaporate as convincingly as if we had heard the explanation issuing in the terms of a confession from the mouth of the skeleton itself. What, then, wa... ...rn suburb of Oxford, to a shabby coach-inn, situ- ated in the Corn Market. Business was out of the question at that hour. But the next day I assembled... ...stocratic pride, namely, in their pleasures. T o have the same pursuits of business with another, may be a result of accident or position; to have the...

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...opes of giving an heir to my lord, when he was called away upon the King’s business, and died fighting gloriously at the Boyne water. “Should I be dis... ...ve left her, and she hath neither friendship nor religion to console her. “Business calling me to London, I went to St. James’s Church last Sunday, an... ...chains once and for ever. For though enough hath been said about this love-business already—enough, at least, to prove to the writer’s heirs what a si... ...ll then. The Queen intends the embassy should be very grand—and I have law business to settle. That ill-omened Mohun has come, or is com- ing, to Lond... ...d, however, when that gentleman became a declared Tory, and lived on close terms with the leading persons of that party. Addison kept himself to a few... ...f an Italian singer supplied a fresh subject for conversation,) and having business at the Exchange, where Mistress Beatrix wanted a pair of gloves or... ...out her did not wish to close with the Whig candidate till they could make terms with him. The quarrels of her Ministers before her face at the Counci...

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...etted to find the housemaid in her room, looking as if no one else had any business there. What was worse, she could not find her jacket. She pulled o... ... ‘That is not in the history of England,’ said Dolores, as if Mysie had no business to look beyond. ‘Why! of course not, when it happened in America. ... ...ane. ‘What do you call the system?’ ‘Just that people thought it their own business to bring up their children themselves, and let the actual technica... ...s the first bell, and here have I been dawdling here instead of minding my business! But it is so nice to have you! I day, Jenny, we will have one of ... ...ll the other ladies were satisfied.’ I do believe they think no one not in business has a right to wish for letters before nine.’ ‘Here it comes, thou... ... treasure and privilege, only a great deal fuller, and with the scientific terms untranslated—indeed, Aunt Jane had now and then to stop and explain, ... ...rom her sister—since, he said, if he were once known to have obtained such terms for a young authoress, he should 122 The Two Sides of the Shield be ... ... in fact. The doors once opened, Miss Hacket will, like them, make her own terms; but such doors, like many others, are only to be opened by a silver ... ... know it is the wish of my heart that my lonely Fly should grow up on such terms with your flock as Florence and I did with you all.’ He pleaded quite...

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...s not exactly popular sovereignty, but squatter sovereignty. What do those terms mean? What do those terms mean when used now? And vast credit is take... .... [“Read it, Read it.”] Gentlemen, reading from speeches is a very tedious business, particularly for an old man that has to put on spectacles, and mo... ...ized to receive your answer; and, if agree- able to you, to enter into the terms of such arrangement. Y our obedient servant, A. LINCOLN. Mr . DOUGLAS... ...N. S. A. DOUGLAS: Dear Sir,—Y ours of yesterday, naming places, times, and terms for joint discussions between us, was received this morning. Although... ... joint discussions between us, was received this morning. Although, by the terms, as you propose, you take four open- ings and closes, to my three, I ... ...ield, on the night of the 17th, I thought I might as well attend to my own business a little, and I re- called his attention as well as I could to thi... ...ery into any Territory or State.” I have always been puzzled to know what business the word “State” had in that connection. Judge Douglas knows. He p... ...nd, as if it had not succeeded, still continues to read me out, using such terms as ‘traitor,’ ‘renegade,’ ‘deserter,’ and other kind and polite epith... ...es of that House so as to give the Free States their just influence in the business of legislation? “6th. What are your views, not only as to the cons...