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...e told you that, a month ago. You know, my dear Sir, if you will take the management of your affairs into your own hands after entrusting them to you... ... pounds.’ ‘Not lost,’ said Jingle hastily , ‘Pay it all—stick to business— cash up—every farthing. Yellow fever, perhaps—can’t help that —if not—’ Her... ... the perfect satisfaction of the gentlemen who saw fair, that un less the management of the business had been intrusted to him, it must all have gone... ...wished my Charles Dickens 363 noble friend had been alive to have seen my management of this case. I don’t say it out of pride, but I think— However,... ...nged back to his office. Mr. Weller was at first obstinately determined on cashing the cheque in nothing but sovereigns; but it being repre sented by...

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...to say when he was here, “Mark my words, Pinch. When my father’s executors cash up”—he used strange expressions now and then, but that was his way.’ ‘... ...ow, for I forget what I was going to say.’ ‘When John’s father’s executors cashed up,’ said Martin impa- tiently. ‘Oh yes, to be sure,’ cried Tom; ‘ye... ...d his acqui- escence by a nod of his head, and presently came out with the cash in his pocket. He was joined in the entry by Mr Tigg, who warmly congr... ...t, sich is the love I bears ‘em. But what I always says to them as has the management of matters, Mrs Harris”’—here she kept her eye on Mr Pecksniff—’... ...ONAL, AND FURNISHES THE READER WITH SOME VALUABLE HINTS IN RELATION TO THE MANAGEMENT OF A SICK CHAMBER M R MOULD WA S surrounded by his household god... ...it.’ ‘A few pounds in his purse, though?’ ‘Yes. It’s sealed up, and in the cash-box. I made a memorandum of the amount, which you’re welcome to see.’ ... ...m), is the best guarantee that can reasonably be suggested by the Board of Management for its permanence and stability. This gentleman’s name, by the ... ...g with a success beyond his hopes, he began to think he heard old Martin’s cash already chinking in his own unworldly pockets. But when Mr Pecksniff p...

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...istory of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding; Vol. II besides some cash, and a diamond ring of pretty consider able value on her finger. All ... ...surprized you should use me in this manner, as have never seen any of your cash, unless for one linsey woolsey coat, and your bill now is upwards of £... ...tgage his own estate no deeper, he was now desirous to supply himself with cash for his extravagance, 465 The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by He... ..., since you have promised not to interfere, I will once more undertake the management of my 671 The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fieldi... ...low; and Mrs. Western entirely attributed it to the folly of her brother’s management. She concluded, how ever, at last, with declaring her confidenc...

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...o Mr. Linton—that Earnshaw had mort- gaged every yard of land he owned for cash to supply his mania for gaming; and he, Heathcliff, was the mortgagee.... ...the house, inside, had regained its ancient aspect of comfort under female management, and the scenes of riot common in Hindley’s time were not now en... ...ight and his also: I suppose legally; at any rate, Catherine, destitute of cash and friends, cannot disturb his possession. 248 Wuthering Heights ‘No...

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...at home, I should think your father would do anything for you,—with proper management. There is no doubt, I suppose, that he could afford it?’ ‘My fat... ... fate had goodnaturedly arranged things which are sometimes dif- ficult of management. But then there came an embarrass- ment. Of course it would in a... ...as dreadful to the mind of Locock! Or else money must be borrowed! Now the management of the Palliser prop- erty had always been conducted on principl... ...ise of Lopez, but the “People’s Banner”, under the 196 The Prime Minister management of Mr Quintus Slide, had naturally thrown down much suspicion on... ...en they were married. The marriage was by no means a gay affair, the chief management of it falling into the hands of Mrs Dick Roby. Mrs Dick indeed p... ...which men make money. If he was confident of my business he’d sell out his cash quick enough! It is because he has been taught to think that I am in a...

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...hat be it!” the other chimed in. “Your pipe doan’t mak’ ye out wi’ all the cash Saturday evenin’.” “Take one,” said the tinker, in the enthusiasm of t... ...e latter dependant had moved the baronet to commit to him a portion of the management of the Raynham estate, and this Adrian did not like. No one who ... ...aughter had never spoken explicitly of Rich- ard. Mrs. Doria, by exquisite management, had contrived to be sure that on one side there would be no obs... ... he mentally confessed to just enough weakness to demand a certain kind of management. Besides, Adrian, he had not a doubt, would accept him entirely ... ...der him. Austin is not like other men. Austin re- quires the most delicate management. You must—whether you feel it or no—present an appearance of con... ...odel of the ever-to-be-admired and lamented Holy Roman. This treats of the management of Youths and Maids, and of cer- tain magisterial functions conn...

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...be entrusted to a superior functionary of directing all the others, and of cashiering them in case of disobedience; or the courts of justice may be au... ...ways available. The right of directing a civil officer presupposes that of cashiering him if he does not obey orders, and of rewarding him by promotio... ...ulfils his duties with propriety. But an elected magistrate can neither be cashiered nor promoted. All elective functions are inalienable until their ... ... the community should govern the conduct of those to whom they entrust the management of their affairs; but it does not require an unqualified complai... ...the provincial banks, which it can at any time oblige them to convert into cash. It has itself nothing to fear from a similar demand, as the extent of... ...ent, but in respect, regard, and duty; in democracies the whole is paid in cash. When estates are divided and passed from hand to hand, and the perman... ...; it must almost compulsorily concentrate the direction of all men and the management of all things in the hands of the adminis- tration. If it lead n... ...ublic administration in the hands of the government, in order to wrest the management of local affairs from the aris- tocracy. Towards the close of su... ...y, it is usually the conquered aristocracy that endeavors to make over the management of all affairs to the State, be- cause such an aristocracy dread...

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...ejudiced them by 51 The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope – V olume One my management, I shall subjoin the passages of Isaiah and those of Virgil, und... ...s plaything of a pen, He ne’er rebels, or plots, like other men: Flight of cashiers, or mobs, he’ll never mind; And knows no losses while the Muse is ... ...Sir Godfrey 157 should decide the suit; Who sent the thief that stole the cash away, And punish’d him that put it in his way. Consider then, and judg...

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...n. He disap- proved of the elementary dishonesty that dips the hand in the cash-box, but one could evade the laws and push the principles of trade to ... ...nck’s front yard. Leaning against one of the brick pillars, Mr. Vinck, the cashier of Hudig & Co., smoked the last cheroot of the evening. Amongst the... ...Willems was open, under the circumstances, to loyal criticism from Hudig’s cashier. “He is becoming dangerous; he knows too much. He will have to be g... ...elicate manipulation of the ancient pirate’s susceptibilities, the skilful management of Aissa’s violent impulses engrossed him to the ex- clusion of ...

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...y other uses for his money, and a right to spend it as he liked. As to the management of their children, his theory was much better than his wife’s, a... ...like it. At present, believe me, I have no need of your services, being in cash again. Give me joy: I have got rid of Sir Walter and Miss. They are go...

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...med to have forgotten my father’s of- 17 Yo n g e fence, and gave him the management of the estate, with this old house to live in, showing himself g... ...myas. “What have you got about you, sir?” interrupted Karen. “I fancy hard cash better than your orders.” The youth pulled out his purse. There was on...

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...-case, toilet service, scent-box, fan, sunshade, prayer- book, gold chain, cashmere shawl. He has also promised to give me riding lessons. And I can d... ... free. There is my answer to your question why I do not write. Besides the management of the estate, I have the upbringing of two children on my hands... ...income of ten thousand livres, and perhaps we may contrive to leave him in cash enough to bring his portion up to the amount of his sister’s. When he ...

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...t office where a batch of pale men on small salaries had grown grey in the management of the Gryce estate, and where he was initiated with becoming re... ...charming mother: her graceful portrait, 142 House of Mirth all smiles and Cashmere, still emitted a faded scent of the un- definable quality. His fat... ...nd of luxury, and style, and amuse- ment, and of not having to worry about cash. Y ou like to have a good time, and not have to settle for it; and wha... ...hucked her at dinner last night, and she thinks it was my fault—my want of management. The worst of it is, the message—just a mere word by telephone—c...

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...enerally spoken of as ‘a great manager’ of children; and the secret of her management was, to give them everything that they didn’ t like, and nothing... ..., Mrs Pipchin, that I am more than satisfied with your excellent system of management, and shall have the greatest pleasure in commending it whenever ... ... it, and not having it enlightened or improved before- hand by the knowing management of a friend—the Captain still felt an unabated confidence that h... ...ing, and threaten to discharge themselves in hail! CHAPTER 22. A TRIFLE OF MANAGEMENT BY MR CARKER THE MANAGER MR CARKER THE MANAGER sat at his desk, ... ...a’am,’ said the Captain, taking down the tin canister in which he kept his cash’ from the top shelf of the cupboard, ‘be so good as offer eighteen-pen...

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...en Sir W alter Scott is chargeable with considerable licentiousness in the management of his colloquial Scotch. Yet, generally speak- ing, it bears th... ...s. The person who superintended the workmen, and had the whole practi- cal management of one amongst these four houses, was a common builder, without ... ...ining the whole of their arms and property, and with a title to payment in cash for every sort of warlike store which could not be carried off. In exc... ...tedly embarrassed in its progress to the gate. From the rear, by dexterous management, they gradually insinuated themselves into the centre; and, cont... ... the evolution of a poetic fable, there is nothing more exquisite than the management of this crisis by Sophocles. A natural discovery, first of all, ...

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...ounded state of her mother, abandoned despoiled and helpless, yet, for the management of such a 62 The Wings of the Dove home as remained to them, dr... ... still had reserves of spontaneity, if not of comicality; so that all this cash in hand could now find employment. She became as spontaneous as possib... ... to speak of purchase and payment, but in reference to a different sort of cash. Those were amounts not to be named nor reck- oned, and such moreover ... ...one foot exactly before another, a sen- sible sharpness of irony as to her management of him. It wasn’t that she had put him in danger—to be in real d...

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...sed; for assuredly, at my age, I might—intrusted as I am with the care and management of myself in every other particular—expect that the cause of exc... ...an back and listen. ‘Maybe you think, Alan, because I have, doubtless, the management of some actions in dependence, whilk my wor- thy clients have in... ...ll your coming of age, or my Lord Chancellor’s warrant, shall give you the management of your own affairs, which, if you can gather your brains again,... ...s note when I told him what my life had been, and only wanted to pay me my cash and get rid of me. I never saw so terrified a visage. I burst out a-la...

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...ore tenderness or poetry in it, than the bar of a public-house. Taking the management of Peggotty s affairs into my own hands, with no little pride, I... ...e, said I, it is very painful to me to think that our want of system and management, involves not only ourselves (which we have got used to), but ot... ...ord! And indeed, said Traddles, it was sold, by virtue of the power of management he held from David Copperfield Vol. II 421 you; but I needn t... ...hwarden s pew, at the end of the coffee-room, where he kept company with a cash-box, a Directory, a Law-list, and other books and papers. David Coppe...

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...enerally spoken of as ‘a great manager’ of children; and the secret of her management was, to give them everything that they didn’ t like, and nothing... ..., Mrs Pipchin, that I am more than satisfied with your excellent system of management, and shall have the greatest pleasure in commending it whenever ... ... it, and not having it enlightened or improved before- hand by the knowing management of a friend—the Captain still felt an unabated confidence that h... ...ing, and threaten to discharge themselves in hail! CHAPTER 22. A TRIFLE OF MANAGEMENT BY MR CARKER THE MANAGER MR CARKER THE MANAGER sat at his desk, ... ...a’am,’ said the Captain, taking down the tin canister in which he kept his cash’ from the top shelf of the cupboard, ‘be so good as offer eighteen-pen... ...urn of the establishment to London, I shall take such steps for its better management as I consider necessary. One of these, will be the engagement at...

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...ght in supposing how my money would be spent—some of it, at least—my loose cash would certainly be employed in improv- ing my collection of music and ... ...ractice it, but beyond that—and how little could the utmost of your single management do to stop the ruin which had begun before your marriage?—Beyond...