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...other. “There are so many troubles worse than these failures, that it only shows how happy we are that we should take them so much to heart.” “They ar... ...mere child.” “She is a fine creature,” said Dr. May emphatically. “It just shows the fact, the higher the mind the readier the submis- sion. But you d... ...o for the sake of letting her learn to teach.” “The point where only trial shows one’s ignorance,” said Dr. May. “But I don’t want to do it for my own... ...ed by Mary’s extreme pleasure in her array. Good Mary—it was more than any comedy to her; she had not one moment’s thought of herself, till, when Flor... ... palms, interspersed with white huts, to a beautiful house consisting of a central room, with many others opening from it, floored with white coral li... ...is neck-tie, screwed up the nap of his glossy hat to the perfection of its central point, armed himself with a knowing little stick, and hurried his f...

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...eceived in consequence of the act the had passed. “I was very, very glad. It shows that at least a reasonable and steady view of the matter is becomin... ... glance and not dropping his eyes. Not he, but she, was confused. “That only shows you have no heart,” she said. But her eyes said that she knew he ha... ...heir scrapes and their dreams of glory, had come back a few days before from Central Asia, where he had gained two steps up in rank, and an order rare... ...apter 21 293 envy Serpuhovskoy and never could envy him; but his advancement shows me that one has only to watch one’s opportunity, and the career of ... ... difficulty completely.” With some effort Stepan Arkadyevitch brought out his central idea, and looked significantly at her. She said nothing, and shook... ...upon Russia, especially facilities of communication, as railways, leading to centralization in towns, the development of luxury, and the consequent de... ...ave him from the agony he was suffering. “You must understand the horror and comedy of my position,” he went on in a desperate whisper; “that he’s in ...

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...sm And Jung Christianity 59 Origins How Much Does Historical Truth Matter? Centrality Of Beliefs In Christianity Christian Belief Before The Nicaean C... ...Of Beliefs In Christianity Christian Belief Before The Nicaean Council The Centrality Of Beliefs The Holy Rituals Exclusive Allegiance The Social Base... ...aiting. For example: However abstract this may sound, practical experience shows that many neuroses are caused primarily by the fact that people blind... ...ract with the events of life is the realm of psychology, and religion is a central part of the experience of life. It has only been a century since th... ... which was or became highly organized and often a corporate body. Figure 1 shows how the interaction of organized religious systems in contact with ea... ...be required. But in other anecdotes God is the terrible ultimate judge who shows no mercy, takes no account of mitigating circumstances, and demands a... ...urney has been written up in reli- gious literature such as Dante’s Divine Comedy and Bunyon’s Pilgrim’s Progress. It is interesting to note that the ...

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...old well, will be picked up by a comedian and performed nightly on Hell’s comedy channel. Morris again used the Lord’s name in vain and continued. “... ...he demon with his poisonous tentacles all over you Stella Brown.” This was comedy central at its best; the most entertaining speech Snakelex and his ... ...n with his poisonous tentacles all over you Stella Brown.” This was comedy central at its best; the most entertaining speech Snakelex and his brother... ... 85 Satan has a book that every so often he presents to his enemy, which shows who has blamed him personally for something he did not do. He would ... ...rew began worshiping the enemy, who calmed the seas. Fish finger jokes on comedy central went around for months afterwards, but 168 Snakelex and hi... ...an worshiping the enemy, who calmed the seas. Fish finger jokes on comedy central went around for months afterwards, but 168 Snakelex and his croni...

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...I find it very hard to classify The New York Idea under any of the established rubrics. It is rather too extravagant to rank as a comedy; it is much too serious in its purport, too searching in its character-delineation and too thoughtful in its wit, to be treated as a mere farce. Its title—not, perhaps, a very happy one—is explained in this saying of o...

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... will be pleased to see you in it.? ?Oh yes, I will bedizen myself to oblige her. I do assure you I am not ungrateful. It is beautiful in itself, and shows how well nature can be imitated; but it is meant for a mere girl, and this is the very day I had fixed for hauling down the flag of youth.?...

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...e her. I do assure you I am not ungrateful. It is beautiful in itself, and shows how well nature can be imitated; but it is meant for a mere girl, and... ...e wrong in me to think of it for an instant. That you should have done so, shows—0 Colin, I cannot talk of it; but it would be as ungenerous in me to ... ...hy the romance of Colin and Ermine! To live on the verge of such a—a tragi-comedy, is it? and not be aware of it, I do pity you.” “The only wonder is ... ...exclaimed, in sentimental tones, “Gen- erous rivals! I never saw so good a comedy in all my days! T o disclose the fatal truth, and then bring the riv... ... gauzy white cloak over a lilac silk, that filled the whole breadth of the central aisle, and by the dark curl descending beneath the tiny white bonne... ...ersevered just where you ought. I dare say this is all more essential than shows on the surface. And,” he added, with a shaken voice, “if you were not...

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...n combination, really had a freedom and breadth of manner which excels the comedy of Shakspeare. As to the altered Shakspeare as taking precedency of ... ...cts of political zeal. T wo channels especially lay open between the great central organ of the national mind, and the remotest provinces. Parliaments... ...rom the political as- pects of Warwickshire, this county happens to be the central one of England, as regards the roads between the north and south; a... ... roads between the north and south; and Birmingham has long been the great central axis, 9 in which all the radii from the four angles of England prop... ...comes to an eighth apparition of a Scottish king, “Who bears a glass Which shows him many more; and some he sees Who twofold balls and treble sceptres... ... Chalmers. Malone. 1. The Comedy of Errors, 1591 1592 2. Love’s Labo... ...intercourse, the reason that we see no women on the Greek stage; the Greek Comedy, unless when it affects the extravagant fun of farce, rejects women.... ...nce over it; and whilst we readily admit the extraordinary talent which it shows, as do all the juvenile essays of Pope, we cannot allow that it argue...

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..., but not much.’ Doubt- less this was only an echo from his mother, but it shows the atmosphere in which he breathed. It must have been a good change ... ...ome way forward in years, and thus able to enjoy indulgently the perennial comedy of youth, the sight of him was delightful. By a pleasant coincidence... ...ll have the same aromatic scent. But here a little patch of cleared ground shows old friends, who seem to cling by abused civilisation:-fine, hardy th... ...o see how cool (in head) and jolly everybody is. A testy word now and then shows the wires are strained a little, but everyone laughs and makes his li... ...4. ‘SYRA IS SEMI-EASTERN. The pavement, huge shapeless blocks sloping to a central gutter; from this bare two-storied houses, sometimes plaster many c... ...e to feel that,’ said he, ‘I could have seen some fun in it.’ He loved the comedy which shows a hero human, and yet 119 Robert Louis Stevenson leaves...

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...s the dark ness, and winks and scowls in the light. I believe that Virtue shows quite as well in rags and patches, as she does in purple and fine lin... ...hat we find ourselves obliged to organize an opposition. We have seen the Comedy of Errors played so dismally like a tragedy that we really cannot be... ...etuated. I learnt that this Institutional Association is the union, in one central head, of one hundred and fourteen local Mechanics’ Institutions and... ...and gentlemen, this is the main consideration that has brought me here. No central association at a dis tance could possibly do for those working men... ...uld possibly do for those working men what this local association does. No central association at a distance could possibly understand them as this lo... ...with prose, others will connect him with poetry. One will connect him with comedy, and another with the romantic passions of the stage, and his assert...

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...ersity is an equal opportunity university. 3 George Meredith The Egoist A Comedy in Narrative by George Meredith PRELUDE A CHAPTER OF WHICH THE LAST ... ...eredith PRELUDE A CHAPTER OF WHICH THE LAST PAGE ONLY IS OF ANY IMPORTANCE COMEDY is a game played to throw reflections upon social life, and it deals... ...the Comic Spirit, who is after all our own offspring, to relieve the Book. Comedy, they say, is the true diversion, as it is likewise the key of the g... ... at her lightness of mind. Clara bathed in mirth. A boy in a summer stream shows not heartier refreshment of his whole being. Laetitia could now under... ...s impressed with respect for the family. This cool vaulted cellar, and the central square block, or enceinte, where the thick darkness was not penetra... ...n that the boy under- stood the entire satisfaction Willoughby had in mere shows of affection, and acted up to it. Hardly blaming Crossjay, she was a ... ...ing host had taken forethought to be of the party in his prime, and in the central place, looking fresh- fattened there and sanguine from the performa... ...tatives of the pig-sconces of the population judged by circumstances: airy shows and seems had no effect on them. Dexterity of fence was thrown away. ... ... clock was at the half hour after twelve. He flung the silken thing on the central ottoman, extinguished the lamps, and walked out of the room, chargi...

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...is atten- tion is directed upon the formation of character, is largely and centrally a treatise on Moral Education. It discusses es- pecially those ad... ...the discussion of the nature and formation of character be regarded as the central topic of the Ethics, the contents of Book I., cc. iv.-xii. may be c... ...le basis of the best, i e, the most desirable life. They form the chief or central subject-matter of the Ethics. Perhaps the truest way of conceiving ... ...her in feelings or actions, and _vice versa_. The brave man, for instance, shows as rash when compared with the coward, and cowardly when compared wit... ...as- tery, viewed in comparison with the man destitute of all per- ception, shows like a man of no self-control, but in compari- son with the man who r... ...nd honourable equivalents; if vice versâ, then they are blamed, because it shows a base mind to endure things very disgrace- ful for no honourable obj... ...ub a feast fit for a wedding-party, or if he has to furnish a chorus for a comedy, giving the actors purple to wear in the first scene, as did the Meg... ... and uneducated man. This you may see from a comparison of the Old and New Comedy: in the former obscene talk made the fun; in the latter it is rather...

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...would have been within the province of the writer of plays? And why should Comedy, qui castigat ridendo mores, make an exception in favor of one power... ...chin, in the turn of the square nostrils, with the broad irregular line of central cleav- age, and, above all, in the eyes, with the steady light of a... ... back as far as 1780. This bird’s eye view of the history of the invention shows 100 Two Poets incontestably that great industrial and intellectual a... ...t Illusions. The following personages appear in other stories of the Human Comedy. Bargeton, Madame de (see Chatelet, Baronne du) Cerizet Eve and Da...

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... pale face with a new solicitude stealing over it. ‘It is so generous, and shows so much fine feeling, that it is almost a duty to mention it. I said ... ...sky. The rain, carried aslant by flaws of wind, blackened that side of the central building which he had visited last night, but left a nar- row dry t... ...g and twilight for the purchase of wine-bottles and kitchen-stuff. Punch’s shows used to lean against the dead wall in Mews Street, while their propri... ...t was like the dwelling of an amiable Corsair. There were antiquities from Central Italy, made by the best modern houses in that department of industr... ...ng, far far better than I; but I cannot help telling you what a nature she shows, and that you can never think too well of her. I have not yet called ... ...w,’ returned the engaging young Barnacle. ‘True,’ said Bar, with his light-comedy laugh for special jury- men, which was a very different thing from h... ...laugh for special jury- men, which was a very different thing from his low-comedy laugh for comic tradesmen on common juries: ‘he has been in Parliame... ... what says the Captain, if I quote him correctly—and if not,’ with a light-comedy touch of his double eye-glass on his companion’s shoulder, ‘my learn...

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...iii -1 ___ 0 ___ 1 ___ 37278_u00.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page viii has been central to my analysis, which also could not have existed but for work on... ...ithout an outer crust which can be stored for long periods of time without a central filling from leaking outwardly. The sandwich includes a lower brea... ...omething about which popular debate is impossible. But it is also wrong. The central issues of intellectual property are not technical, abstruse, or a... ...Commerce Department be able to patent the genes of a Guyami Indian woman who shows an unusual resistance to leukemia? 8 What would it mean to patent s... ...de- compilation of computer programs, and so on. (Though as the next chapter shows, a number of recent legal changes mean that the practical ability t... ...ony case? In that case, remember, the Supreme Court had said that copying TV shows in order to time-shift was fair use. The Court could simply have st... ...d. To appropriate a phrase from Carol Rose, open source teaches us about the comedy of the commons, a way of arranging markets and production that we,... ...e Action (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1990), and Carol Rose, “The Comedy of the Commons: Custom, Com- merce, and Inherently Public Property... ...ia Law Library Music Plagiarism Project. See Copyright Infringement Project. comedy of the commons. See commons, comedy of the. U.S. Commerce Departme...

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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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...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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...rs. A town where such monsters abounded was hardly more than a sort of low comedy, which could not be taken account of in a well bred scheme of the un... ...hapter XI. “But deeds and language such as men do use, And persons such as comedy would choose, When she would show an image of the times, And sport w... ...eh?” “My father never tells me anything about his affairs, sir.” “Well, he shows some sense there. But other people find ’em out without his telling. H... ... by ten, and the quotient—dear me!—is able to take a degree. But that only shows you are ten times more idle than the others.” “Well, if I did pass, y... ...noyance at that fact. And she had already come to take life very much as a comedy in which she had a proud, nay, a generous resolution not to act the ... ...s gave him credit for,” he observed, in the ear of his wife. “This funeral shows a thought about everybody: it looks well when a man wants to be follo... ...nripeness of his authorship. It is true that this last might be called his central ambition; but there are some kinds of authorship in which by far th... ...ngs were right enough, and that error, in general, was a mere lack of that central poising force. “I can see what you are thinking of as well as can b... ...ier than they. But there were still spaces left near the head of the large central table, and they made their way thither. Mr. Farebrother sat opposit...

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...rs. A town where such monsters abounded was hardly more than a sort of low comedy, which could not be taken account of in a well-bred scheme of the un... ...I “But deeds and language such as men do use, And persons such as comedy would choose, When she would show an image of the times, A... ...eh?” “My father never tells me anything about his affairs, sir.” “Well, he shows some sense there. But other people find ‘em out without his telling. ... ... by ten, and the quotient—dear me!—is able to take a degree. But that only shows you are ten times more idle than the others.” “Well, if I did pass, y... ...noyance at that fact. And she had already come to take life very much as a comedy in which she had a proud, nay, a generous resolution not to act the ... ...s gave him credit for,” he observed, in the ear of his wife. “This funeral shows a thought about everybody: it looks well when a man wants to be follo... ...nripeness of his authorship. It is true that this last might be called his central ambition; but there are some kinds of authorship in which by far th... ...ugh, 445 George Eliot and that error, in general, was a mere lack of that central pois- ing force. “I can see what you are thinking of as well as can...

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...er supply. This college is the most celebrated home of learning in all the central provinces, and receives pupils from them and from 11 Balzac the co... ...yzes the voice and hearts of those who dwell therein. Dante, in his Divine Comedy, had perhaps some slight intu- ition of those spheres which begin in... ..., of which the subject might not there be discerned in its germ. This view shows how learnedly he had pursued his early studies of the Bible, and how ... ...e devoid of method or any notion of the future? “The Institut might be the central government of the moral 60 Louis Lambert and intellectual world; b... .... Addendum The following personages appear in other stories of the Hu- man Comedy. Lambert, Louis A Distinguished Provincial at Paris A Seaside T ...

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... is the fundamental fact from which all others seem to be derived, and the central point at which all my observations constantly terminated. I then tu... ...ces than in the valley of the Mississippi; the whole aspect of the country shows the powerful effects of water, both by its fertility and by its barre... ...ive-trees, and laurels. Beyond this outer belt lay the thick shades of the central forest, where the largest trees which are produced in the two hemis... ...t side of the Mississippi. Along the banks of the Ohio, and throughout the central valley, there are frequently found, at this day, tumuli raised by t... ...ces than in the valley of the Mississippi; the whole aspect of the country shows the powerful effects of water, both by its fertility and by its barre... ...perty. But wealth circulates with inconceivable rapidity, and expe- rience shows that it is rare to find two succeeding genera- tions in the full enjo... ...y, and the Sunday in going to church, have noth- ing to invite the muse of Comedy. A single fact suffices to show that the stage is not very popular i...

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... British Empire with a puzzled, if reverent, sigh. Not out of them are the shows of history erected: the world would be a grey, bloodless place were i... ... 60 Howards End of these rich people who pretend to be poor, and think it shows a nice mind to ignore the piles of money that keep their feet above t... ... was, as it were, orating my speech. Annie opens the door like a fool, and shows a fe- male straight in on me, with my mouth open. Then we began—very ... ...en the trees, and towards morning it got cloudy.” Tibby, who preferred his comedy undiluted, slipped from the room. He knew that this fellow would nev... ...ne weather. Fine weather is due to the sun, but Margaret could think of no central radiance here. She stood in his drawing-room happy, and longing to ... ...happy, and longing to give happiness. On leaving him she realised that the central radiance had been love. “You aren’t offended, Miss Schlegel?” “How ... ...t talk it over judicially with Helen. It had been a strange love-scene—the central radiance unacknowledged from first to last. She, in his place, woul...

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...e and becoming brave—and suc ceeds. What do you say to that? O.M. That it shows the value of training in right direc tions over training in wrong o... ...ieve her sufferings. Is it your opinion that men’s acts proceed from one central and unchanging and inalterable impulse, or from a variety of impuls... ... of bread, she has answered her question herself. Her feeling for the poor shows that she has a stan dard of benevolence; there she has conceded the ... .... I can’t believe that, and I don’t. O.M. Now you are speaking hastily. It shows that you have not studiously examined the facts. Of all your inti ma... ...st authority, Mr. Grant White) several of the plays had been written. ‘The Comedy of Errors’ in 1589, ‘Love’s Labour’s Lost’ in 1589, ‘T wo Gentlemen ...

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... not many more conscious than Hugo. The passage at the head of these pages shows how organically he had understood the nature of his own changes. He h... ...painter; and, though the pleasure derived is in itself merely personal, it shows a man who is, to say the least of it, not pained by general attention... ...res, in at least one more letter, to spelling number two. And this, again, shows a man preoccupied about the manner of his appear- ance even down to t... ... tiffs, reconciliations, and expan- sions to the chosen confidant, as in a comedy of Marivaux. Here was a field for a man of Burns’s indiscriminate pe... ... gather their activities about some conception of human- ity that shall be central and normal, if only for the moment -the poet must portray that popu... ...synthesis, than any or than all of them put together. In feeling after the central type of man, he must embrace all eccentricities; his cosmol- ogy mu... ...ars; and their performances are thought to hail from the Owl’s Nest of the comedy. They have something more, however, in their eye than the dul- ness ... ...el gravely with the fashions not foppishly before, nor dowdily behind, the central movement of his age. For long he durst not keep a carriage; that, i...

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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...