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... dignified 37 Joseph Conrad nose, a feature in strict accordance with the physical tradition of the B. family. But it is not by these frag- mentary r... ...ful stepfather; it was unfortu- nate though that while directing the boys’ education and forming their character by wise counsel he did his best to ge... ...ask, joined to a bodily fatigue such as no ordinary amount of fairly heavy physical labour could ever account for. I have carried bags of wheat on my ...

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...borigines of the American continent have an Asiatic origin. There are many physical as well as moral facts which corroborate this opinion, and some fe... ...dian chief was so little conventional, that it was oftener main- tained by physical superiority than by any moral supremacy he 93 James Fenimore Coop... ...the wives and children of the slain; their destitution; their misery, both physical and moral; their distance; and, at last, of their unavenged wrongs... ...into the hands of some silly woman, when he should have been gathering his education under a blue sky, among the beauties of the forest. Here, friend;... ... Alice revived under the renovating influence of the open air, and, as her physical rather than her mental powers had been the subject of weakness, sh... ...ndreds of their women and children, together with a material part of their physical force, were actually within the limits of the French territory. Ac... ...ments should prove more than equivalent for any little imperfection in her education. After which, others again, in due succession, spoke to the maide...

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...essler, tall, lean, bearded, and stoop-shouldered, be- longing to the same physical type that includes Lincoln— the type of the Middle West—was almost... ...h School. The mother, a North Carolina girl, had died long before. Laura’s education had been unusual. After leaving the High School her father had fo... ...of long-re- pressed emotion and long-restrained anger, that like an actual physical force had swept them out of the house. At the same moment Laura, t... ...other break was coming. It was in the very air around him. He could almost physically feel the pressure of renewed ava- lanches of wheat crowding down... ...re to act upon her resolve, that she could not wait till morning. It was a physical impossibility for her to remain under what she chose to believe su... ...Page held her breath; the intensity of the situation seemed to her, almost physically, straining tighter and tighter with every passing instant. She w... ...solemnities. T rue she had given her a good home, good clothes, and a good education, but she should have given more—more than mere duty-gifts. She sh... ...r. Barnes of New York.” But she had set herself to accomplish his literary education, so, Meredith failing, she took up “Treasure Island” and “The Wre...

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... are watered with tears. The gift that is in you, like an existence in the physical world, passes through childhood and its maladies. Nature sweeps aw... ...ution. All of them were gifted with the moral beauty which reacts upon the physical form, and, no less than work and vigils, overlays a youthful face ... ...instead of cash. Barbet was something of a scholar; he had had just enough education to make him care- ful to steer clear of modern poetry and modern ... ...little wit in spite of her aptness at greenroom repartee, and scarcely any education in spite of her boudoir experience. Her brain was prompted by her... ...has no power over the change that is working in his brain.” “Yet there are physical means,” said d’Arthez. “Yes,” said Bianchon; “we might produce imb... ...s the pickaxe style of criticism. But there are plenty of other ways. Your education will complete itself in time. When you are absolutely obliged to ... ...ps, and her eyes, grown 291 Balzac bright with a more consuming pain than physical suffering, always turned on his face. Lucien sent in his work, but...

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...ghts which sway us by our chance weak- ness; “Does she think me wanting in physical courage?” Now, though the difference between them had been owing t... ...and that in defiance of station, of reason, of all the ideas inculcated by education and society. “I believe she’ll expect me to fight him,” he exclai... ...tion was a cruel shock. Robert nodded. “That’s true. I suppose it’s my bad education that won’t let me keep cool. I’m ashamed of myself after it. I sh... ... of a policeman.” “You durst n’t.” Sedgett eyed him warily. He could spy a physical weakness, by affinity of coward- ice, as quickly as Algernon a mor... ... inwardly, as cramp, cold, and afflicted nostrils combined to astonish his physical sen- sations. Nor was it displeasing to him to evince that he was ... ...ioning of money to be paid had sickened and weakened her, as with the very physical taste of degradation. Hearing the sigh, Robert thought she had bec... ...obert listened with a calculating serious- ness of manner that quieted her physical dread of his passion. She finished; and he said “It will, perhaps,...

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...haps that additional savour of a robust immorality which a Viennese social education may give. The rounded ball of the brilliant September moon hung s... ...but none doubted his acquaintance with women, or cared to suggest that his education in that de- partment of knowledge was an insufficient guarantee f... ...sperately, calling upon chance to aid him; for he was weak, incapable of a physical or mental contest, and this part of his settled creed that hu- man... ...estrated; and, indeed, money coming from them had been sent to her for the education of her children. It lay in unopened official envelopes, piled one... ...int-blank, for, by Bacchus! you are as clever as he.’ It is a point in the education of parents that they should learn to apprehend humbly the complim... ...or Camilla now, what sort of an entry will she make?’ Vittoria treated her physical weakness and ailments with this spirit of humour. ‘They may say th... ...f hours,’ Angelo said to him- self. He knew the effect of an exhibition of physical dexter- ity and strength upon a coward. The landlord’s daughter ca... ...toria’s underlip dropped sickly with the question, “Why?” Laura stated the physical necessity with Italian naivete. “If I can,” said Vittoria, and bli... ...Pericles in the recital of his tribula- tions. Being of a somewhat similar physical organization, she did it very laughably. Irma declared that Pericl...

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...poor crude dentist of Polk Street, stupid, ignorant, vulgar, with his sham education and plebeian 22 McTeague tastes, whose only relaxations were to ... ...umbering body, his slow wits— she found little to admire in him beyond his physical strength, and at such moments she shook her head deci- sively. “No... ...t was as though a knife had been run through the Jew; a spasm of an almost physical pain twisted his face—his entire body. He raised his clenched fist... ...ot fair to deprive tax-paying women of the privilege to vote; a university education should not be a prerequisite for admission to a dental college; t... ...enings there, studying the exhibits carefully (since in Trina’s estimation education meant knowing things and being able to talk about them). Wearying... ...ng the title of every picture. This, too, she told McT eague, as a kind of education one ought to culti- 138 McTeague vate. Trina professed to be fon... ...place on the police force could be secured for McTeague. He could pass the physical examination with flying col- ors, and Ryer, who had become the sec...

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...nd conscien- tious fellow, and had never been actually idle, but had taken education and life with the easiness of the prospective heir to a large pro... ...h his fellow-diplomates, and here he soon found an insuperable bar. Mark’s education had stood still from the time of Miss Headworth’s flight till his... ...er throat ached too much for her to wish to cry any more. She had not felt physically like this, since the day, seven years ago, when she and Mildred ... ... laughed at it. There were no boarders to patronise and play with, and her education at the High School was over. If she saw a half-clothed child, it ... ... I think he was struck by having a creature with him to whom evil was like physical pain.’ ‘It will work,’ said Lady Ronnisglen. ‘Then,’ went on Mark,... ...cond Hannah More. It was a lan- guage he did not understand; and as to the physical unwhole- someness, he simply did not choose to believe it. She alm... ... hire an organ, whereon you shall play. Ah! you shake your head. A musical education is not required, and I know I shall do something desperate soon, ... ...y day. And, sad as this month had been, it had been such a rest from sheer physical toil that she had gained almost as much by it as the little one. T...

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...er to be enthusiastic about a country of which they know nothing; the mere physical beauty of which they cannot, for the most part, comprehend; and be... ...ts, instead of giving me the inestimable benefit of a ten years’ classical education, had kept me at home with my dear thir- teen sisters, it is proba... ...tic letter is written; but I was made so miserable in youth by a classical education, that all connected with it is disagreeable in my eyes; and I hav... ...s with his country)—one of the young Pashas being rather back- ward in his education, and anxious to learn mathematics, and the elegant deportment of ...

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...nt of the mat- ter was that she had remained to take charge of her niece’s education. She had given this account, at least, to every one but the Docto... ... present, and Catherine’s clever father took the old-fashioned view of the education of young persons. He had no particular theory on the subject; it ... ...eth, let her know that he had made the acquaintance of Lavinia’s protege. “Physically,” he said, “he’s uncommonly well set up. As an anatomist, it is ... ...bout their uncle!” “Precisely. Their uncle tells me he has charge of their education, that he saves their mother the expense of school-bills. I should... ...wn, was heavy on her soul, and it kept her formally submissive, as a great physical weight keeps us motion- less. It never entered into her mind to th...

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...er own individual case. The fineness of the perception may be destroyed by education, or wilful dulling, and often on one point it may be silent, thou... ...as! that they did not lay to heart that the world is every- where; that if education had placed them above being tempted by the poorer, cheaper, and m... ...eatrice’s sarcasm, was by no means deficient in good sense or ability; his education had owed much to the counsels of Mr. Geoffrey Langford, whom he r... ...,” said Busy Bee; “Papa says 164 Henrietta’s Wish he has had an excellent education, and he must know.” “To be sure he does, perfectly well: he is a ... ...rpowered, though his uncle could scarcely determine whether by grief or by physical exhaustion. Henrietta looked frightened, but her uncle made her a ... ...rand object, and she was obliged once more to see him depart to pursue his education, a whole circle of pursuits and occupations had sprung up around ...

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...ambition. She had, at her own desire, received a regular board- ing-school education, superior to what any member of the family had obtained before. S... ... while the character of the other will be strengthened and embellished—his education prop- erly finished by a little practical acquaintance with forbi... ...ts: all time seemed lost that was not devoted to study, or exacted, by his physical nature, for the bare support of life. Even now he could not abando... ...don’t know what is come over me of late; my very energies, both mental and physical, must be strangely impaired, or I should not have acted so weakly ... ... his teeth, and corrugated his brow, like one under the influence of acute physical pain. ‘It was wrong, it was wrong!’ he muttered at length. ‘Noth- ... ...ntinue for some time to come; not that I think it of any real service in a physical sense, but because I am determined to enlist all the powers of ass... ... task of teaching him myself—for some years to come, at least: the child’s education was the only plea- sure and business of my life; and since he had... ...y heart, and we seemed to grow together in a close em- brace from which no physical or mental force could rend us. A whispered ‘God bless you!’ and ‘G... ...Wildfell Hall finally, she said she was well, and very busy with her son’s education, and with the management of her late husband’s property, and the ...

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...ical and social equality between the white and the black races. There is a physical difference between the two which, in my judgment, will probably fo... ... with the white people; and I will say in addition to this that there is a physical difference between the white and black races which I believe will ... ... of his father, was but six years of age, and he grew up literally without education. He removed from Kentucky to what is now Spencer County, Indiana,... ...oked upon as a wizard. There was absolutely nothing to excite ambition for education. Of course, when I came of age I did not know much. Still, someho... ...not been to school since. The little advance I now have upon this store of education I have picked up from time to time under the pres- sure of necess... ...certain indirect influences to affect the action of Congress. My political education strongly inclines me against a very free use of any of these mean... ... only partially surrendered, would not be surrendered at all by the other. Physically speaking, we cannot separate. We cannot remove our respective se...

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...ts of women that can do house- work, but I—well, if you have got a college education, you ought to use it for the world.” “I know, but you can use it ... ...Tell me, Mr. Mott: Have you ever tried any experiments with any of the new educational systems? The modern kindergarten methods or the Gary system?” “... ...ed as pure in Gopher Prairie. Whether by shock, disgust, joy of combat, or physical activity, all the party were freed from their years of social deco... .... CHAPTER IX I She had tripped into the meadow to teach the lambs a pretty educational dance and found that the lambs were wolves. There was no way ou... ... the big and so-called advanced cities of to- day, but he did not have our educational advantages and Latin and the other treasures of the mind so ric... ...house, such as you describe. And that would be the proper cen- ter for all educational and pleasurable activities, instead of letting them fall into t... ...n Street the more mean by comparison. The universal similarity—that is the physical expres- sion of the philosophy of dull safety. Nine-tenths of the ... ...udiciously, “Oh, I don’t want to be un- just to him. I believe he took his physical examination for military service. Got varicose veins—not bad, but ...

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...rshipful company) the Chari- table Grinders; where not only is a wholesome education be- stowed upon the scholars, but where a dress and badge is like... ...ow it—he had been pretty well blighted by the dress already; and as to the education, even its retributive effect might be produced in time, for it wa... ... way in life was clear and prepared, and marked out before he existed. The education of such a young gentleman must not be delayed. It must not be lef... ...now that he was getting so old and well, should begin a vigorous course of education forthwith, to qualify him for the position in which he was to shi... ...ife unfurnished, and the upholsterer were never coming. CHAPTER 12. PAUL’S EDUCATION AFTER THE LAPSE OF SOME minutes, which appeared an im- mense time... ...flay the Na- tive alive, and break every bone in his skin, and visit other physical torments upon him, every time he couldn’t get his foot on the step...

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...sought out or inquired for. At first I was in daily dread of his taking my education in hand again, or of Miss Murdstone s devoting herself to it; but... ...ot rich. At any rate, you know it now. You have received some considerable education already. Education is costly; and even if it were not, and I coul... .... Dick. But what I want you to be, Trot, resumed my aunt, I don t mean physically, but morally; you are very well physically is, a firm fellow. A ... ...ted by an aunt down in that part of the country, and have just finished my education there. How do you come to be here, Steerforth? 349 David Copper... ...bout that. It s a large sum of money. You have expended a great deal on my education, and have always been as liberal to me in all things as it was po... ...lows, you know, may be a little behind their station, perhaps, in point of education and behaviour, and may go a little wrong, you know, and get thems... ...d be lost upon the guests, and where her retiring on the plates would be a physical impossibility. Having laid in the materials for a bowl of punch, t...

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...ed the louder. 6 OLIVER TWIST CHAPTER II TREATS OF OLIVER TWIST’S GROWTH, EDUCATION, AND BOARD FOR THE NEXT EIGHT OR TEN MONTHS, Oliver was the... ...atron sharply demanded who was there. It is worthy of remark, as a curious physical instance of the efficacy of a sudden surprise in counteracting the... ... not being at any time dis posed to take upon himself a greater amount of physical exertion than is necessary to a convenient performance of the two ...

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...make any boast, sir, but simply to vindicated those who had the care of my education. If you have no objection except that founded on my birth, which ... ...od,—the English Church, the county suffrage, the in- come tax, and further education questions,—all men knew who knew anything. But for the moment, fo... ...able load within him, abso- lutely palpable to his outward feeling,—a very physical pain,—which he could not shake off. As he threw the stones into th... ...-making before the country, some reform bill to be passed, some attempt at education to be made, some fetters to be forged or to be relaxed, a Prime M... ...s father for not allowing him to obtain, early in life, that parliamentary education which would fit him to be an orna- ment to the House of Commons, ... ...en be the head of the family and a rich man. Consider what a parliamentary education would be to me! And then it is just the life for which I have lai...

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... these may have been the true genesis of “Don Quixote.” For his more solid education, we are told, he went to Salamanca. But why Rodrigo de Cervantes,... ...ed days that most men remember best. All that we know positively about his education is that Juan Lopez de Hoyos, a professor of humanities and belles... ... seen?” B. “To be in love is folly?”—R. “No great sense.” B. “You’re meta- physical.”—R. “From want of food.” B. “Rail at the squire, then.”— R. “Why,...

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...d Europe. Dr. Laitman is the founder and president of Bnei Ba- ruch - Kabbalah Education and Research Institute, which operates the largest and most ... ...one of the largest internet sites for both number of visitors and quantity of educational and informational materials on the science of Kabbalah. ... ...EVEALED the more we will feel Adam’s eternal existence instead of our passing physical existence. Especially today, altruism has become essential for... ...LED bodies die, we will feel that we continue to exist in the eternal Nature. Physical life and death will no longer af- fect us because our previous... ...ding to Kabbalist Yehuda Ashlag, “One can- The first level of desire relates to physical desires such as food, sex, family, and home. These are the mo... ... IN TOWN We have said that there are four degrees to the will to re- ceive: a) physical desires for food, reproduction, and fam- ily; b) wealth; c) po... ... desires. When Kabbalists talk about the heart, they aren’t re- ferring to the physical heart, but to desires of the first four degrees. But the fift... ... teachers. Needless to say, he promised Rabbi Yosi that all his personal and educational needs would be generously cared for. To the merchant’s grea...