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...and rejected the H OLY S PIRIT of witness poured out in their chief city and upon their countrymen; their rejection for these enormities, and their p... ...step or two backwards, and narrate how the o riginal work found its way first into this country; and next how it was brought by God’s grace into my ... ...hat edition, and have reason to believe that it scattered no seeds of knowledge in this country by that visit, for I cannot hear of one man who had ... ...dispersion of Judah. He had been standing in his watch-tower, in the capital of another country, and crying aloud those very truths which I had begun... ... a season of affliction, taught me, in the midst of the intellectual pride of my native country; and which I was preaching in the midst of the conte... ...e resurrection: the second part of it, “Thou shalt bruise his heel,” hath been likewise developing during the whole of the same long period, in whic...

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...to make tepees of brown pa- per, and I settled them in a hitherto desolate country under the frowning nail-studded cliffs of an ancient trunk. Then I ... ...schools flourished upon the patronage of exceptional parents; all over the country the old endowed grammar schools were to be found sinking and dwindl... ...nergy! When those houses came to me, I ought to have sold them—or fled the country. I ought to have cleared out. Sar- cophagi—eaters of men! Oh! the h... ...it’s minding… . “Property’s the curse of life. Property! Ugh! Look at this country all cut up into silly little parallelograms, look at all those vill... ...n- tirely on the old lines, he could see no other teaching so effectual in developing attention, restraint, sustained con- structive effort and variou... ...pulses like my own, I was also ac- quiring in my T ripos work a constantly developing and en- riching conception of the world of men as a complex of e... ...ite stupendous possibilities and challenges for us and our empire might be developing here—and I recalled Meredith’s Skepsey in France 98 The New Mac... ...f-forgetfulness, did we want to do fine and noble things, to help in their developing, to lessen mis- ery, to broaden and exalt life. It is very hard—... ...y married life. I try to recall some- thing near to their proper order the developing phases of relationship. I am struck most of all by the immense u...

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... of indus- trial production, population was streaming steadily in from the country-side and concentrating in hitherto unthought- of masses about a few... ...acle of mo- tors dodging through it harmlessly, escaping headlong into the country from the Sabbatical stuffiness behind and below them. There was a b... ...ys later, runs: ‘Still amazed. The law is the most dangerous thing in this country. It is hundreds of years old. It hasn’t an idea. The oldest of old ... ... we spent three hours under a hot if early sun getting over eight miles of country to a point we could have reached in a motor omnibus in nine minutes... ...ial disorganisation and police embarrassment—he wandered out into the open country. He speaks of the roads of that pluto- cratic age as being ‘fenced ... ...erence to go upon. These bombs did but accentuate and dramatise an already developing problem. S S S S Section 2 ection 2 ection 2 ection 2 ection 2 T... ...he urban camps of the first phase of the council’s activities were rapidly developing, partly through the inherent forces of the situation and partly ... ...e that what it had supposed to be temporary camps of refugees were rapidly developing into great towns of a new type, and that it was remoulding the w... ...of organisation to these complaints. At first the council disregarded this developing opposition, and then it recognised it with an entirely devas- ta...

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...luxury to live like a Spartan when under arms, with a passion to serve his country and sustain the glory of our military an- nals. He revived respect ... ...d. Little Emile Grenat set matters right with his boast to vin- dicate his country against double the number, and Matey praised him, though he knew Em... ...thing harder than the Book of the Law upon their skulls.” “Happily for the country, England’s councils are not di- rected by boys!” “Ah, but we’re spe... ...Lord Ormont’s ride at the head of two hundred horsemen across a stretch of country including hill and forest, to fall like a bolt from the blue on the... ...dmirers. Why, the case of a man who has cleverly won a bold stroke for his country must be good, as long as he holds his tongue. A grateful coun- try ... ...ne may find a mate,’ he said. The woman to share and practically to aid in developing such ideas is not easily found: that he left as implied. Aminta ...

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...men, all dragged, like many others, from important studies to defend their country, and in whom war had not yet smothered the senti- ment of art, were... ... Thinking that the poor recruits must be leaving, with re- gret, their own country and their beloved customs, to die, perhaps, in foreign lands, they ... ... expression in which a peasant when doing nothing wraps himself. “From the country of the Gars,” replied the man, without showing any uneasiness. “You... ...de ancestors still continue—if we may use the word—rampant, is called “the country of the Gars.” When a canton (or district) is inhab- ited by a numbe... ...ders of remorse. Thus, when the struggle had once begun, every part of the country was dangerous,—in fact, all things were full of peril, sound as wel... ...ment of the Orne. The chief of the great plan of operations which was thus developing slowly but in formidable proportions was really “the Gars,”—a na... ...ts of mind which I there contracted. Several superior men took pleasure in developing in me that liberty of thought and con- tempt for public opinion ...

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...BOOK 1 CHAPTER I REMAINS of our good yeomanry blood will be found in Kent, developing stiff, solid, unobtrusive men, and very person- able women. The ... ...and reflective reading of her Bible, and to thoughts upon flowers eternal. Country people are not inclined to tolerate the dis- play of a passion for ... ... George Meredith Mrs. Fleming fought her battle with a heart worthy of her countrywomen, and with as much success as the burden of a despondent husban... ...says I; why, you needn’t be ashamed to stand beside a grenadier. Trust the country for growing fine gals.” “You are my uncle, then?” said Rhoda. “Tell... ...s my head in a jiffy, as soon as I’ve mounted the ladder to look into that country. How ‘bout that forty-five and a half, brother T ony, if you don’t ... ...might be an old thing like me, for any pleasant looks you’ll git. Now, the country—you’re like in a coalhole for the matter o’ that. While London, my ... ...me what you think of her behaviour. You are a judge of women. I think I am developing nerves. In fact, work is what I need—a file to bite. And send me... ...qually. But, by the recurrence to that scene, he had checked her sensitive developing emotion. She hung a moment in lan- guor, and that oriental warmt...

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...10 Grisly Grisell Indeed, Lord Salisbury’s messenger reported the Country about London to be in so disturbed a state that it was no wonder th... ...uite being rapidly put into some order. She was a tall, rugged-faced North Country dame, not very smooth of speech, and she returned his salute with s... ... the enemies of him, and the friends of France, is more than a plain North Country woman like me can understand. And there—there, turning round upon t... ...rtesy to a guest,” returned Lady Salisbury with dignity, “nor that a North Country dame could expect it of him. Those who are under his roof must resp... ...he eyes of the Copelands. T o attend on the Court was penance to the North Country dame, used to a hardy rough life in her sea-side tower, with absolu... ...le sympathy might have evoked wholesome con- fidence. For the maiden, just developing into northern comeliness, was attractive enough to win the admir...

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... Chil- dren, young girls, old men shared the monarchial fever to which the country was then a victim. Discord glided be- neath all roofs; distrust dye... ...er seemed to her a ce- lestial messenger, speaking the language of her own country. He thus unconsciously put her under the spell of childhood’s memor... ... Where are the young ladies; are they taking a holiday, or are they in the country?” Laure dried her tears, bowed to Monsieur Servin, and went away. “... ...ssionate, like her father in his youth. The Corsican had taken pleasure in developing these sav- age sentiments in the heart of his daughter, precisel... ...gether, uniting their steps as they did their souls, they roamed about the country, finding everywhere their love,—in the flowers, in the sky, in the ...

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...e conformation of a fish’s spine, fishery being the staple commerce of the country, and well-nigh the only means of living of the hardy men who cling ... ...ot to freeze between the prison-walls of rock against which it surges, the country- people call the little bay a “fiord,”—a word which geogra- phers o... ... the Sieg by a bridge some score of miles above its fall into the bay. The country to the north, between Jarvis and T rondhjem, is covered with impene... ...ed fish which she was frying in salt butter according to the custom of the country. “Will you smoke a pipe?” said the pastor, seizing a mo- ment when ... ...s in speaking of her. I began by keenly regretting that my journey in this country was arrested by the winter weather and that I was forced to remain ... ...ulties with the elementary substances; it bestows in- ternal conviction by developing our essence and mingling it with that of the Spiritual Worlds. T... ...is heard and you echo it! Under such conditions, you feel your perceptions developing, widening; the eyes of your mind reach to vast distances. There ...

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... will give yourself away,” said Page. “Everybody will know you’re from the country.” “I am,” she retorted. “But there’s a difference between just mere... ...untry.” “I am,” she retorted. “But there’s a difference between just mere ‘country’ and Massachusetts, and I’m not ashamed of it.” Chicago, the great ... ...e Great Grey City, brooking no rival, imposed its dominion upon a reach of country larger than many a kingdom of the Old World. For, thousands of mile... ...table. She remembered him, to whom the business district was an unexplored country, who kept himself far from the fighting, his hands unstained, his f... ...beautiful, unperturbed, tranquil; painting, read- ing, or, piece by piece, developing his beautiful stained glass. Him women could know, with him they... ...is memory, tore them into very small bits, looking vaguely about the room, developing his plan of campaign for the morning. In a sense Landry Court ha... ...o told an interminable story of a visit to some wealthy relative who had a country seat in Wis- consin and who raised fancy poultry. She possessed, it... ...led to a strain of delicate lightness, sustained by the smallest pipes and developing a new motive; this was twice repeated, and then ran down to a se...

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...rive a man of your composition mad?” “It would.” “That’s that. Still—. The country must be getting beauti- 9 H G Wells ful again now,—after all the r... ...ated for a moment before he carried the great research into the explorer’s country. “You are afraid of women?” he said, with a smile to mitigate the i... ...Sir Richmond, “with any long discourse on the ways of getting fuel in this country. But land as you know is owned in patches and stretches that were d... ... you know of these things. You know too how we trail the coal all over the country, spoiling it as we trail it, until at last we get it into the silly... ...hall stir up my motives any more for a time. Better to go on into the west country cooling my poor old brain in these wide shadows of the past.” “I ca... ...Richmond, while the lady named Belinda, for whom Dr. Martineau was already developing a very strong dislike, was to be thrust into an extreme proximit... ...world under scientific control, the Utopia of fully developed people fully developing the resources of the earth. For a number of trivial reasons Sir ...

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...so learned in medicine, and was given to the study of natural science. The country people saw his study full of books and other strange things which g... ...f minds who are superior to their epoch, the strong good sense of a Norman countryman warned him to con- ceal the ideas he acquired and the truths he ... ...s unrelieved, all these shocks had weak- ened the springs of life and were developing in her system a slow consumption which day by day was gathering ... ...atitude, and whose scientific powers inspired in the ignorant minds of the country-people a superstitious awe. By attaching himself to the house of He... ...ed them neither wakefulness nor de- lirium. It was the infancy of pleasure developing within them, unaware of the beautiful red flowers which were to ... ...ce of Normandy. A few days before his arrival a rumor was spread about the country—by what means no one seemed to know—of the passion of the young Duc...

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...to be away from here before I see her. If Charley and I were to go to some country lodging as soon as I can move, and if I had a week there in which t... ...fell down at his feet when they got to the land and blessed him. The whole country rings with it. Stay! Where’s my bag of documents? I have got it the... ...said Richard, “we won’t go into that now. I want to appear quietly in your country house here, with you under my arm, and give my charming cousin a su... ...g an aged father in the Vale of Taunton—his native place—and I admire that country very much. I had no idea there was anything so attractive here.” B... ...onversation, I asked Mr. Vholes if he would like to live altogether in the country. “There, miss,” said he, “you touch me on a tender string. My healt... ...e ments of the upper circles, fully backs me in the inten tions I am now developing.” Mr. Jobling said “Certainly” and withdrew a little from the el...

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...with Benham. And we have died like Horatius, slaying our thousands for our country, or we have perished at the stake or faced the levelled muskets of ... ...n of his general pluck. But on one occasion he was lost in rocky waterless country in Somaliland. He strayed out in the early morning while his camels... ...ence, God the immortal adven- turer in me, God who calls men from home and country, 26 The Research Magnificent God scourged and crowned with thorns,... ...nham. He had gone with Kepple, of the forestry department, into the jungle country in the hills above the Tapti. He had been very anxious to see somet... ...thought ill of her. Her family were the Mantons of Blent, quite good west- country people. She had broken away from them before she was twenty to marr... ...ntly release Prothero’s atten- tion, he unfolded the project that had been developing steadily in him since his honeymoon experience. He had discovere... ...pe. I had an odd adventure near Kiev. During a pogrom.” And he drowned the developing situation in a flood of description…. But it was not so easy to ...

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... not, however, seriously alarmed the bourgeois of Arcis. By canvassing the country carefully the radical candidate would be able to secure some thirty... ...fi- cient, should be, like Simon Giguet, an ordinary barrister in a little country town where barristers are pretty nearly use- less. A word about the... ...e gratitude for a desire in which he sees a reward for his services to the country. We are in his house; he thinks he ought, therefore, to decline tho... ...pay the costs of his political apprenticeship; he knows the affairs of the country; he knows parliamentary necessities; he is much nearer being a stat... ...y of Arcis ims, while they none the less vote for the degradation of their country, like the galley-slave who shouted for the pun- ishment of Robert M... ... was failing. An affection of the liver, latent for several years, was now developing, and at the same time the wilful disposition which is noticeable...

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... to museums, theatres, restaurants, or, during the summer season, into the country. Except on the solemn days of some family festival, such as the cou... ...n careers, their own advancement, occupied, perhaps, about the good of the country; the sisters are engrossed in a round of other inter- 12 A Daughte... ...ion; suffering with his griefs, rising on the wings of his high pleasures, developing her fac- ulties on some vast stage; and all this while living ca... ...y. Sometimes Florine, seized with a bour- geois desire to get out into the country and gather flowers, pretends to the manager that she is ill. But ev... ...I SUICIDE IN THE MONTH OF MAY Vandenesse took his wife, as usual, to their country-seat, where she was consoled by the passionate letters she received... ...with no rival but the fame and ambition he adored. She found enough in her country solitude to fill her soul and employ her faculties,—happy, indeed, ...

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...vernment; it is my duty to study its mind, and fur- ther its intentions by developing them. The Duc de Richelieu has just put an end to the occupation... ... these damned intriguers, to the blush; hein? Do you think I don’t love my country? I wish to show the liberals, my enemies, that to love the king is ... ...ife, you are much mistaken if you think a citizen has paid his debt to his country by merely selling perfumery for twenty years to those who came to b... ...ist perfumer, and never more to compromise himself, body and soul, for his country. On the 18th Brumaire, Monsieur and Madame Ragon, despairing of the... ...choice dinners at V enua’s followed by the the- atre, Sunday jaunts to the country in hackney-coaches. With- out being handsome, there was nothing in ... ...nvented to please French- men who could not endure the things of their own country. A French merchant must call his discoveries English to make them f...

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...oy. Must set an example: do our duty. All the house goes to worship in the country.” “Why, in ze country?” queried Mr. Pericles. 17 George Meredith “... ...gue’s tip. She had really thought well of her men. Her heart sank. “In the country!” she began. “Yes, yes!” went my lady. These were the lessons that ... ...zen?” quoth Mr. Pericles. “Then, while my money lasts, I shall stay in the country.” “How much money?” “How much money have I?” Emilia frankly and acc... ...d to, and he promised he would have dinner for me at Richmond Hill, in the country, and he would bring friends to hear me.” “Go on,” said Wilfrid, rat... ... Emilia seriously. “But I told him how happy the thought of going into the country made me, and that it was almost like going to Italy. He told me he ... ...mi-betrothed, the statistical cripple, and other strong things that show a developing ge- nius for street-cries and hustings—epithets in every member ...

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...e sooner he’ll get on the job and produce—produce—produce! That’s what the country needs, and not all this fancy stuff that just enfeebles the will-po... ...ut time we had a real busi- ness administration?” “In my opinion, what the country needs, first and fore- most, is a good, sound, business-like conduc... ...ciations with colleges and so on, and I’m glad you feel that way. What the country needs—just at this present juncture—is neither a college president ... ...t in your own school—and one of the biggest school buildings in the entire country!” “That’s so,” said Mrs. Babbitt comfortably, while Ted complained:... ...ht Short-story Writing and Improving the Memory, Motion-picture-acting and Developing the Soul-power, Banking and Spanish, Chiropody and Photography, ... ...n Floral Heights. Open. Trees. Grass. And I was homesick! There’s no other country in the world that has such pleas- ant houses. And I don’t care if t...

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...he bedside. He groaned helplessly. 8 The Soul of a Bishop 4 4 4 4 4 These country doctors were no good. There wasn’t a physi- cian in the diocese. He... ...hat invasion, when the heather was not in flower it must have been a black country. Its people were dour uncandid individuals, who slanted their heads... ... protected her as if she were a poor relation…. The old aristocracy of the countryside was unpicturesquely decayed. The branch of the Walshinghams, La... ...s poor, proud and ignoble. And extremely unpopular. The rich people of the country were self- made and inclined to nonconformity, the working-people w... ...s proposal seemed for a time to concentrate the rich passions of the whole countryside upon himself and his wife. Because they did not leave Lady Ella... ...ook tired,” she whispered softly. “Worries.” “That Chasters case?” “Things developing out of that. I must tell you later.” It would be, he felt, a goo...