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... and the grown people sit upon their doorsteps, and perhaps a church spire shows itself above the roofs. Here, in the nar- rowest of the entry, you fi... ...e defections than this disloy- alty to Christian love. Shakespeare wrote a comedy of ‘Much 23 Robert Louis Stevenson Ado about Nothing.’ The Scottish... ...nd the ground falls by terrace and steep slope towards the north. The open shows many slabs and table tombstones; and all round the margin, the place ... ...p – and the new Observatory – a classical edifice with a dome – occupy the central portion of the summit. All these are scattered on a green turf, bro... ... to the other is like a piece of travel. Far out in the lowlands Edinburgh shows herself, making a great smoke on clear days and spreading her suburbs...

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...nce. At last the meal was ready. Lilly drew the curtains, switched off the central light, put the green-shaded electric lamp on the table, and the two... ...mn, Aaron fidgetted in London. He played at some concerts and some private shows. He was one of an odd quartette, for example, which went to play to L... ...nk not,” replied his hostess. “When a man has honours conferred on him, it shows a poor spirit if he isn’t proud of them.” “Of course I am proud of th... ...AELL AELL AELL AELLT T T T T THE FRESH MORNING AIR comes startling after a central heated house. So Aaron found it. He felt himself dashing up the ste... ...ut inevitably represent what the whole world around her asserted: the life-centrality of woman. Woman, the life-bearer, the life-source. Nearly all me... ...ipped various glasses of the liqueur, and told all his tale as if it was a comedy. A comedy it seemed, too, at that hour. And a comedy no doubt it was...

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... trenches, and not in 6 I — FIRST IMPRESSION the hotels, caf´ es and “movie shows” he is likely to frequent. I have no fear of what the American will... ...he plum tree. That, at least, is Selden’s version; but how little insight it shows into human processes! Of course, after a time, the carver came to w... ...nd beauty of composition of a certain building with curved wings and a small central dome that looks across the Seine at the gardens of the Louvre and... ...d that this did not imply a preference for FRENCH WAYS AND THEIR MEANING 27 comedy, but that, on the contrary, our audiences want to be harrowed (and... ...r instance, that the same kind of people who pack the music halls and “movie shows” at home also pack them in France. But if they will take a seat at ... ...men of the dawn have been found on the walls and caves and grottoes all over central and southern France, throughout the very region where our America... ... The traces of a very ancient culture discovered in the United States and in Central America prove the far off existence of an artistic and civic deve... ...oet’s list of expiations. There is all the width of hell between the “Divine Comedy” and the “Scarlet Letter”! Far different is the lot of the dishone... ...death, worked out the great scheme of moral retribution on which the “Divine Comedy” is based. This system of punishment is the result of a purely Lat...

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...ngenuity comes of native sagacity, as it is averred by some, or whether it shows an instinct labouring to supply the defi- ciencies of stupidity, acco... ... but tell him I back him in no 77 George Meredith mortal marriage till he shows a pair of epaulettes on his shoul- ders. T ell him lieutenants are fl... ...nt, in my opinion, is the best of occupations for idle men,’ said she. ‘It shows that it is a little too full of them.’ ‘Surely the country can go on ... ...d’Auffray heard some of their dialogue, and hur- ried with a mouth full of comedy to Renee, who did not reproach them for silly beings, as would be do... ... done elsewhere. On the contrary, she appreciated a scene of such absolute comedy, recognizing it instantly as a situation plucked out of human nature... ...talked lightly of ‘the legitimate king,’ and they embraced: a situation of comedy quite as true as that presented by the humble admirers of the brilli... ... of this vast English middle-class ruling the land is Comfort. It is their central thought; their idea of neces- sity; their sole aim. Whatsoever mini... ...tead of a bounding heart. Something had stunned his heart. He had no clear central feeling; he tried to gather it from her touch, from his joy in beho...

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...lames, stood the great cylinders of the Jeddah Company Blast Furnaces, the central edifices of the big ironworks of which Horrocks was the manager. Th... ...king; but I tell you I was bored to death before the first day was out. It shows my luck—the very day I landed the weather changed. A thunderstorm wen... ...of the dialogue. But all this was new to me. The thing was called a modern comedy, the people were supposed to be English and were dressed like fashio... ...iscolouration (supposed to be frozen water) round either pole.” Which only shows how small the vastest of human catastrophes may seem at a distance of... ...revious god, just as they’d left me overnight. I’d got my back against the central pillar of the hut, and, practically, I was asleep. And that’s how I... ...o satisfy me yet,” he told me nearly a year ago. “Either they increase the central energy without affecting the nerves, or they simply increase the av...

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...sippi Rivers,” he says, “with their hundred tributaries, give to the great central basin of our continent its character and destiny. The out- let of t... ...ers—some American mothers I should say—love to teach their daughters! As a comedy at a hotel it is very 31 Trollope delightful, but in private life I... ...onesty that they would choose to depend. It is the same feeling whether it shows itself in anger or in curiosity. An American, whether he be em- barke... ...e battle of the world has to be fought in the cities; and the country that shows the greatest city popu- lation is ever the one that is going most ahe... ...it and himself to Montreal. Montreal is in the lower province, but is very central to both the provinces; and it is moreover the chief town in Canada.... ...established for such a reason. It was so established because Montreal, the central town, had given offense, and because the jealousy of the provinces ... ...d general well- being to a feeling of external equality with gentlemen, he shows, I think, no more of that outward braggadocio of independence than a ...

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... with the worsted breech scarf — notice his eyebrows and the turn of his jaw — shows a Scotchman wept in his mother’s smoky tepee. And that handsome l... ...I think it ’s straight. He ’s never been there, but he tells a good story, and shows a map I heard of when I was in the Kootenay country, years ago. I... ...is Fathers 7 O N EVERY hand stretched the forest primeval, — the home of noisy comedy and silent tragedy. Here the struggle for survival continued to ... ...ive. Bill Totts had behaved abominably. Not only had he met Mary Condon at the Central Labor Council, but he had stopped in at a chop house with her, ... ...p papers said he mustn’t be cruel. I didn’t say anything. I just waited, which shows you what kind of a feeb I am. I waited a long time, and got slowe... .... He was the god of a dozen allied villages similar to this one, which was the central and commanding village of the federation. By virtue of the Red ...

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... happened to us in the past and somewhat by our present day thinking. I assume you are aware of the brain imaging work by neuroscientists that shows ... ...e and our civil laws are based on that premise. But is it true? Some say what we consider to be free will is merely an illusion. Some research shows ... ...looking for excuses for their anti-social actions. ―New brain imaging is giving us pictures of how the brain will react. Imaging often shows ... ... sarcasm make everybody, but the object of the sarcasm, laugh—because they are all better than the goat of the joke. Power, power, power—from comedy... ... method of science to learn more about the most effective techniques of love-making, or should we say ‗sexing?‘ We find romantic love as the centra... ...r society. And we keep out of our media the Hollywood emphasis on violence for entertainment. Our media writers must be clever enough to write comedy... ...re and many have reputations for exercise. The biking Danes, the hiking and skiing Austrians, the outdoor-active Aussies, and the hard working Centra... ...ception of the Central Americans, the happier countries had free or inexpensive education through the university. But we might expect that the Centra...

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...the third, if you trust a Death’s Head, he will trust you. Pillar-building shows lack of confi- dence. Our dear sister in grey says so.” “Yes. Pillars... ...tain Purnall, one hand on the wheel, is feeling for a fair slant. The dial shows 4300 feet. “It’s steep to-night,” he mutters, as tier on tier of clo... ...uth) are dead ahead of us; for we keep the Southern Winter Route. Coventry Central, the pivot of the English system, stabs upward once in ten seconds ... ...ll in an un- dertone. “Call up the Banks Mark Boat, George.” Our dip- dial shows that we, keeping abreast the tramp, have dropped 77 Kipling five hun... ...are permitted both fore and aft, as in the old type, but the water-ballast central tank is rendered obligatory. These things work, if not for perfec- ... ...ation till such time as the A. B. C. should annex them. For side-splitting comedy we would refer our readers to the cor- respondence between the Board... ... M. R. The Rectory, Gray’s Barton, Wilts. COMMERCIAL DIG, CENTRAL and Southern Europe. A smart, active man for a L. M. T. Dig. Night ...

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...intrigue of her own, making her like all the rest of us—the Queen’s little comedy. He undertook to lead the chase as far as possible in the direction ... ...ded Elisabeth. 71 The Chaplet of Pearls The King growled out, ‘It is your comedy, Madame; I meddle not.’ The Austrian priest had no common language w... ...ced boy who was unlike all her former acquaintance; but the magnetism that shows a woman when she produces an effect had been experienced by her, and ... ...Dream.” I have read that the bloody temper of Rome fed itself in gladiator shows, and verily, what we beheld to-night betokens something at once grisl... ...y oriel, in which a thrush sang merrily in a wicker cage; and yet the very central point and leading feature of the room was the altar-like table, cov... ...ee—the owl—the ring- dove—can take care of their little ones; the good God shows them how—He will tell me how!’ Perrine regarded her Lady much as if s...

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...a dream for a mad brain, my masters!)—seems designed in a spirit of bitter comedy to bring out the greatness of a Philistine’s conceit and his moral c... ... of Russian might, overshadow- ing with its fantastic bulk the councils of Central and Western Europe, sat upon the gravestone of autoc- racy, cutting... ...gement of international relations. A glance back at the last hundred years shows the invariable, one may say the logical, powerlessness of Russia. As ... ...ves us to consider its legacy—the fact (no phantom that) ac- complished in Central Europe by its help and con- nivance. The German Empire may feel at ... ...nciple of autocracy was in the West, in France, and that all the forces of Central Europe would be needed for its suppression. But the move- ment towa... ... Russia, unnational complexion) within the body of the Empire. All history shows that such an arrangement, however hedged in by the most solemn treati... ...ble paragraphs of the newspapers booming these ships! Yes, a grim touch of comedy. One asks oneself what these men are after, with this very provincia... ...ome of them actually were reluctant to enter the boats when told to do so, shows the strength of that falsehood. Incidentally, it shows also the sort ...

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...ic and in natural law By sucking at the dugs of Greece. Your open hand but shows our loss, RESPONSIBILITIES 103 For he knew better how to live. Let P... ...eing wakeful for her sake, Remembering what she had, What eagle look still shows, While up from my heart’s root So great a sweetness flows I shake from... ...child And penance is the play, Fantastical and wild Because the end of day Shows her that some one soon Will come from the house, and say — Though pla... ...Yet I number him in the song; He, too, has resigned his part In the casual comedy; He, too, has been changed in his turn, Transformed utterly: A terri... ... ever summered solitudes; Until the tossing arms grew still Upon the woody central hill; And, gathered in a panting band, We flung on high each waving ...

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...ace his battery in position, and win the heart and hand of an heiress. Our comedy opens with his return from Portugal, in com- pany with Miss Rose, th... ... not want to know a particu- lar matter, it must be a strong beam from the central system of facts that shall penetrate her. Clearly there was a distu... ...he scene on the other side of the fence would have been a sweet one to the central figure in it had his eyes then been open. Surrounded by Lady Jocely... ... her manner with them, and with the ladies. I may observe that a woman who shows a marked depression in the presence of her own sex will be thought ve... ...ld never have seen his blood,—never have had her spirit hurried out of all shows and forms and habits of thought, up to the gates of existence, as it ... ... XXXVIII IN WHICH WE HAVE TO SEE IN THE DARK SO ENDS the fourth act of our comedy. After all her heroism and extraordinary efforts, after, as she fear... ...n remedy for human ills, the promoter of concord, the healer of feuds, the central point of man’s destiny in the flesh— Dinner, was awaiting them. T o... ... since his marriage that he had ever been sorry to see his wife. This is a comedy, and I must not preach lessons of life here: but I am obliged to rem... ...uct so singular, caused her to lift her head and look down on her parent. ‘Shows he knows nothing of the world, poor young fel- low!’ said Sir Franks....

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...—you hear his voice, and in an instant he is gone, and nothing but a vacancy shows his loss. Then, too, at sea—to use a homely but expressive phrase—... ...the captain’s orders from home were to put in at Santa Barbara, which is the central port of the coast, and wait there for the agent who lives there, ... ... speaking, each person’s caste is decided by the quality of the blood, which shows itself, too plainly to be concealed, at first sight. Yet the least ... ...’ lives here; which makes it the seat of government. He is appointed by the central government at Mexico, and is the chief civil and military offic... ... of the last night’s ‘‘high go.’’ Feeling, like Garrick, between tragedy and comedy, an uncertainty of purpose and a little awkwardness, I asked the... ...o taste for such doings; in fact, the hydrophobia is a national malady, and shows itself in their persons as well as their actions. Watching for... ...nd which stretched off into the Pacific, high, rocky and barren, forming the central point of the coast for hundreds of miles north and south. A cap f...

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...Her task was accomplished. CHAPTER V “And what do you think of this latest comedy, the coro- nation at Milan?” asked Anna Pavlovna, “and of the comedy... ...ed whisper. “What, Monsieur Pierre... Do you consider that as- sassination shows greatness of soul?” said the little prin- cess, smiling and drawing h... ... the war with Buonaparte will begin. And he says Buonaparte is in Braunau! Shows you’re a fool. Y ou’d better listen more carefully!” “What devils the... ... but yourself to at- tack. Believe me in war the energy of young men often shows the way better than all the experience of old Cunctators.” “But in wh... ...people that had formed in France unites into one group with the peoples of Central Europe. The strength of the justifica- tion of the man who stands a... ... into a group of enor- mous dimensions; the same adhesion of the people of Central Europe to the movement; the same hesitation midway, and the same in... ...ot be wanted any more. And some years pass during which he plays a pitiful comedy to himself in solitude on his island, justifying his actions by intr... ...d this event was accompanied by its justifica- tion in the necessity for a centralization of power, resis- tance to Europe, and so on. Men went from t...

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...Galton’s, the image of each new sitter brings out but the more clearly the central features of the race; when once youth has flown, each new impressio... ...3 Memories and Portraits in his moments, to the insolence of a Restoration comedy, speaking, I declare, as Congreve wrote; but that is a sport of natu... ...tually by the ears. This is typical: it reads like the germ of some kindly comedy. The old appear in conversation in two characters: the criti- cally ... ...ty, and fiscal competence. And Dumas knew it well: three times at least he shows his knowledge; once it is but flashed upon us and received with the l... ... enriches it with many delightful circumstances, the great creative writer shows us the realisation and the apotheosis of the day-dreams of common men... ...rejoices – justly, as I contend. For in all this excessive eagerness to be centrally human, is there not one central human thing that Mr. Howells is t...