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...ghth volume of the ―Universal Magazine for Art and Nature.‖ She says, ―My whole family still remembers an accident, from which my father was preserv... ...ve it. EXTRAORDINARY FOREWARNING, AS IT REALLY OCCURRED IN LORD TYRONE‘S FAMILY, IN IRELAND. Lord Tyrone and Lady Beresford were born in... ...our years. After his decease hid lady went but little from home; she visited no family but that of a clergyman, who resided in the same village, with... ...nd she appeared forever determined to banish all other society. The clergyman‘s family consisted of himself, his wife, and one son, however, she was... ...ndure to remain in a state of superstition. I commenced an intercourse with one family, and only one; nor could I then see the fatal consequences whi... ...r with great violence, to the great hazard of their tongues. Stoughton and Dudley, both first charter rulers, were now also supreme judges, lat...

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...Having adopted your particular gesticulation, I nod approvingly with every mention of your family. You do not like me. You sense the danger. Your n... ... tenderness and amity, here is a hug. I am your parent and your shrink, your buddy and your family" – so go the words of this inaudible dialog – "Gi... ...r daughter succumbed to leukemia, she was a broken vessel. She shipped her son to a foster family in a Kibbutz and sought employment in a hospice fo... ...is definitely not for you" – my grandma interrupted rudely – "We have enough whackos in the family." Dinah shivered. "He is not a whacko, don't call... ...bstrate of foliar death, I kicked the ripeness of dispersing acorns. I stopped in front of Dudley's home – a medieval French chateau – to study yet... ...al French chateau – to study yet again its contumacious contours. Inside, behind the gate, Dudley constructed a tiny summer house atop a brook. We ... ...ious and decisive as ever – "Eli departed in the morning. Went back to Israel. Some kind of family emergency, he said." I wait. "I ask you to leav...

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...ndred and seven, do hereby extend our heartfelt sym- l)athy to him and his family in thoir boro»vemont; and. further, bo it Resolved, That a copy of t... ...r, bo it Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions bo sent to him and his family, and (hat a cojiy of the same bo ijublisiied in The Will- iams Recor... ... he claimed to be the source and cause of most of man's degradation and of family distress. He employed his utmost endeav- ors to induce those who fre... ...y to peace, resulting in increased prosperity, the intro- duction of a new family life and the building of chnrohes; fur- thermore, former virtues, th... ...n, Mass. Since graduation, Mr. Richards has held positions in ohuTolies at Dudley, Higganuni and Torringtori, Conn. A. D. BAST I EN I'HOI'KIHTOH or TH... ...wer in the line and showed ability in breaking through his opponent. Jesse Dudley Peterson. 1911, gained a regular place on the team about the middle ... ...John Hay ITALIAN JOURNEYS By William Dean Howell§ IN THE LEVANT By Charles Dudley Warner These volumes are pHnted and bound at the River- side Press, ... ... in the field b The three wisemen from the East c Bethlehem The Holy Night Dudley Buck Hosanna — Panl Wachs FACULTY LEGISLATION Limitations on Rcg:ist... ...John Hay ITALIAN JOURNEYS By William Dean Howells IN THE LEVANT By Charles Dudley Warner These volumes are primed and bound at the River- side Press, ...

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...ong other things, it seems she's fond ofIndians. Goes around like lit­ tle Miss Dudley Do-right." "Sounds like jealousy to me." "lfI didn't know yo... ...d. But, when Frank drove home at night to his multi­ million dollar estate and a family who worshipped him as the fi- The Soul Bearer nancial wizard... ... and the Senator had planned a quiet weekend in his D.C. apartment. None of his family expected him home that weekend. Pierce had ordered him to dri... ...for him, she was too busy coping with his father. The only fond memories of his family he had left were tllose of his brother, and the promise he ha... ... to the Au­ gust break like high school kids. A time to return home, to be with family and friends and barbecues in the back yard. But, more importa... ...erish, or a journey from place to place." "I want to be with River Song, have a family, fish in the river of my ancestors, and walk through the fore...

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...y poor girl suffers! She ‘s a saint at the stake. Chiefly on behalf of her family. Fenellan, you may have a sort of guess at my fortune: I’ll own to l... ... Priscilla Graves and Nataly—the Rev. Septimus; Cormyn and his wife: Young Dudley Sowerby and I—flutes: he has precision, as naughty Fredi said, when ... ...ps. She would come out of it glorified. She would be recon- ciled with her family. With her story of her devotion to the man loving her, the world wou... ...ear upon the half—of her term of years. If it came to consideration of her family and the family’s opinion of her conduct, her judgement did not side ... ...ce … at an altar we’ve stood before, in spirit … one of the ladies of your family to support you:—why not? Not even then?’ ‘No, Victor; they have cast... ...introduced to the Radnor Concert- parties by Lady Grace Halley as the Hon. Dudley Sowerby, had to bear the sins of his class. Though he was tall, stra... ... snubbing him. She repro- duced her famous copy of the sugared acid of Mr. Dudley Sowerby’s closed mouth: a sort of sneer in meekness, as of humility ... ... the titular nobles of the land. Colney spoke it effectively, and the Hon. Dudley’s expressive linea- ments showed print of the heaving word Alas, as ... ...pt when the girl sang. Music she loved. She said it was the saving of poor Dudley. It distinguished him in the group of the noble Evangelical Cantor F...

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... very life was a reproach? Put to nurse in the country and forgotten by my family for over three years, I was treated with such indifference on my ret... ...inspired in my schoolmates the same repul- sion that was felt for me by my family, I sank into a horrible distrust of myself. A second fall of snow ch... ...hat I was gloomy, disliked by my comrades, and always alone, confirmed the family ver- 9 Balzac dict as to my sulky temper. As soon as I could read a... ... brains were apt to linger. There I remained eight years without seeing my family; liv- ing the life of a pariah,—partly for the following reason. I r... ...the why and wherefore of these words. My relations with the Marchioness of Dudley had a disastrous celebrity. At an age when the senses have dominion ... ...st all seductions. It was the lustre of this fidelity which attracted Lady Dudley’s atten- tion. My resistance stimulated her passion. What she chiefl... ...aracter. The more I retreated to a cold distance the more impassioned Lady Dudley became. The struggle, in which she gloried, excited the curiosity of... ...cy was horrified like heaven itself at the fall of its highest angel. Lady Dudley aban- doned her place in the British empyrean, gave up her wealth, a... ...ve great indulgence for sorrows to which the world is pitiless. Well, Lady Dudley gratified the instincts, organs, appetites, the vices and virtues of...

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...nd revolution burst on Monsieur de Fontaine he was encumbered with a large family. Though it was no part of the noble gentlemen’s views to solicit fav... ..., to the monarch’s remembrance, he was no longer satisfied with taking his family, as he had piously done every Sunday, to cry “Vive le Roi” in the ha... ... Sunday, to cry “Vive le Roi” in the hall of the T uileries when the royal family passed through on their way to chapel; he craved the favor of a priv... ...e venerable group, which formed a respectful semi-circle before the august family; then, having extricated his sword, not without some difficulty, fro... ...omte de Fontaine’s good sense, wit, and tact, every member of his numerous family, however young, ended, as he jestingly told his Sovereign, in attach... ...” “I am ready,” said she. “Do you think the girl can be a relation of Lady Dudley’s?” “Lady Dudley may have some male relation staying with her,” said... ...alth. She had a particular fancy for the environs of the hamlet where Lady Dudley was liv- ing. Notwithstanding her cavalry manoeuvres, she did not me... ...g the fine weather, had gained a fairly long truce from the gout, met Lady Dudley . The distinguished foreigner had with her in her open carriage Mons... ... Godefroid de A Distinguished Provincial at Paris The Firm of Nucingen Dudley, Lady Arabella The Lily of the Valley The Magic Skin The Secre...

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...That explains why a statesman is so rare a thing in France,” said old Lord Dudley. “From a sentimental point of view, this is horrible,” the Minister ... ...e fine horse you sent me from England,” de Marsay went on, addressing Lord Dudley, “I rode past her open carriage, the horses’ pace be- ing intentiona... ...omen, my lady,” said the Minister, suavely, addressing Lady Barimore, Lord Dudley’s daughter. “I tried to be the same lover. “I wished to have some of... ...g like every one else. “You are all ready to condemn the woman,” said Lady Dudley. “Well, I quite understand that she did not regard her marriage as a... ... is a perfect lady.’ “ “You have not known how to form a party,” said Lord Dudley; “it will be a long time yet before you have a policy. You talk a gr... ...people, no opera-box, no time to herself. She has not her own rooms in the family mansion, nor her fortune, nor her pretty toys; she is buried in trad...

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...ing the summer season, into the country. Except on the solemn days of some family festival, such as the countess’s birthday or New Year’s day, or the ... ...ound of other inter- 12 A Daughter of Eve ests. All the members of such a family live disunited, forget- ting one another, bound together only by som... ...them in heart as they already are in fact. Modern laws, by multiplying the family by the family, has created a great evil,—namely, individualism. In t... ...s for their own caprices. Ferdinand is now buying from the other du Tillet family the site of their old castle; he intends to rebuild it and add a for... ... was specially trained for social life by the handsome and well-known Lady Dudley. In the eyes of many Parisian women, Felix, a sort of hero of romanc... ...the highest female aristocracy. Mesdames d’Espard, de Manerville, and Lady Dudley, with others less known, felt the serpent waking up in the depths of... ...rquise. “Marriage, my dear, is our purgatory; love is paradise,” said Lady Dudley. “Don’t believe her,” cried Mademoiselle des T ouches; “it is hell.”... ... at some diplomatic rout, or at a ball given by rich foreigners, like Lady Dudley or the Princesse Galathionne, the Comtesse de Vandenesse might be se... ... will see her, you scamp!” cried Emile Blondet, who was standing by. “Lady Dudley is going to ask you to her grand ball, that you may meet the pretty ...

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...erness, takes it, bears it away. At nine o’clock he is in the bosom of his family, flings a jest to his wife, snatches a loud kiss from her, gulps dow... ...s at the restaurateur’s, whose poisonous dinner has won renown, or at some family ball, where he suffocates till midnight. Some fools are sur- prised ... ...manner—to let out the secret he was a love- child, the natural son of Lord Dudley and the famous Mar- quise de Vordac—was walking in the great avenue ... ...eries. This Adonis, by name Henri de Marsay, was born in France, when Lord Dudley had just married the young lady, already Henri’s mother, to an old g... ...itively assigned to his putative son; a generosity which did not cost Lord Dudley too dear. French funds were worth at that time seventeen francs, fif... ...ry little anxiety as to her 18 The Girl with the Golden Eyes son and Lord Dudley. T o begin with, the declaration of war between France and England h... ...universally adored, crushed in the Parisienne the maternal sentiment. Lord Dudley was no more troubled about his offspring than was the mother,—the sp... ...1. Then, when the mother of M. de Marsay remarried, the priest chose, in a family council, one of those honest dullards, picked out by him through the... ...nerville could not be classed amongst the great, illustrious, and powerful family of fools who succeed. He would one day be a deputy. For the time he ...

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... in the hall of the earl’s castle. I)o not you see the coat of arms of the family of Lincoln carved in the open work of the back? But when his daughte... ...country. But his descendants still remain in New England; and the good old family name is as much respected in our days as it was in those of Sir Rich... ...d tarry in Salem for a time; she was probably received as a guest into the family of John Endicott. He was the chief person in the plantation, and had... ...miling. “Let us consider it settled, therefore, that Winthrop, Bellingham, Dudley, and Endicott, each of them, when cho 22 TheWholeHistoryofGrandfat... ...you, were you bidden to copy every chapter, and verse, and word, in yonder family Bible! Would not this be a heavy toil? But if the task were, not to ... ...ent on the king’s pleasure. At first, in 1685, King James appointed Joseph Dudley, a native of Massachusetts, to be president of New England. But soon... ...ength and overthrew the govern ment of Sir Edmund Andros. He, with Joseph Dudley, Edmund Randolph, and his other principal adherents, was thrown into... ...eaded, in London, at the beginning of the reign of Charles II. And Haynes, Dudley, Bellingham, and Leverett, who had all been governors of Massachuset... ...counsel old.” Next would have appeared the successive governors, Winthrop, Dudley, Bellingham, and Endicott, who sat in the chair while it was 49 Haw...

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...d up a complete idea of the man as he was. Many letters relate to home and family matters, such as it would be useless and impertinent to divulge; and... ...ere record my obligations for materials—I need hardly say to the immediate family and relations—for, in truth, I act chiefly as their amanuensis; but ... ...e to the Bishop of Lichfield, Bishop Abraham. Lady Martin, the Rev. B. T . Dudley, the Rev. E. Codrington, and Captain Tilly, for their valuable aid—t... ... of the subject of the present memoir, was son to a clergyman of a Norfolk family, and was born at Coney Weston, on February 11, 1790. He was educated... ...Colonel of the South Devon Vol- unteers. He was the eldest of the numerous family of the Rev. John Coleridge, Master of Ottery St. Mary School, and th... ...uth-easter.... ‘Your loving nephew, ‘J. C. P .’ The Rev. Benjamin Thornton Dudley, for several years a most valuable helper in the work, both at home ... ...oyage was recommenced, this time with a valuable assistant in Mr. Benjamin Dudley. Mrs. Selwyn was again dropped at Norfolk Island, and five young Pit... ...Cristoval boys, named Tohehammai, fetched one of his own arrows out of Mr. Dudley’s room to exchange with an English lad for a shirt, and as he was at... ...h thirty-nine other Melanesians, four Norfolk Islanders, two printers, Mr. Dudley and Mr. Patteson, made up the dinner-party every day in the hall of ...

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...operty, failing which event it must have passed to a distant branch of the family. He hastened to draw the stranger into a private room. “I fear from ... ...eceptor as Mr. Sampson is supposed to have been, was actually tutor in the family of a gentleman of consider- able property. The young lads, his pupil... ...ir Walter Scott out in the world, but the tutor continued to reside in the family, no uncommon circumstance in Scotland (in former days), where food a... ...e war, raised rebellions, been defeated, beheaded, and hanged, as became a family of importance, for many centuries. But they had gradually lost groun... ...to make a few days’ tour on foot among the mountains of Westmoreland, with Dudley, a young English artist, with whom I have formed some acquaintance. ... ...s among its recesses. Some drawings I have attempted, but I succeed vilely-Dudley, on the contrary, draws delightfully, with that rapid touch which se... ...ern. He draws beau- tifully, however. Since he and Julia left Mervyn Hall, Dudley was sent for there. The squire, it seems, wanted a set of draw- ings... ...as interrupted, by his hasty departure, in his purpose of completing them. Dudley says he has seldom seen any- thing so masterly, though slight; and e... ...xcursion through this coun- try while this fine frosty weather serves, and Dudley, almost as good a walker as myself, goes with me for some part of th...

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... that the love of a Duchesse de Langeais, or de Maufrigneuse, or of a Lady Dudley does not bestow immense pleasure? If only you knew how much value th... ...hants’ customers have theirs. When there was any question as to a man or a family needing help, the lawyer could always command information from the p... ... the long row of faces crim- son with cold, in the midst of which sat this family group. Further away, an old woman, pale and rigid, had the repul- si... ..., gone to their work, left it to them, no doubt, to plead the cause of the family with the ingenuity which characterizes the woman of the people, who ... ...ison,” he added, reading a note at the margin of the section in which this family was described. “For debt, my kind monsieur.” Popinot shook his head.... ...aurice Marie Andoche, Comte de Negrepelisse, Marquis d’Espard’—a very good family— ’landowner, the said Mme. d’Espard living in the Rue du Faubourg Sa...

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...in stone about the house. There is also in the said house a chamber called Dudley’s chamber, where the Earl of Leicester’s wife was murdered, of which... ...ster’s wife was murdered, of which this is the story fol- lowing:— “Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, a very goodly personage, and singularly well fea... ...scribed to Shakespeare, where a baker, who de- termines to destroy all his family, throws his wife downstairs, with this allusion to the supposed murd... ...still you are the inn- keeper’s guests, and should spare the honour of his family.— I protest your silly broils make me as oblivious as yourself; for ... ...d while he beat for the deer. It was I who, to this day , am blamed by her family as the companion of her flight; and were I in their neighbourhood, w... ...ere familiar to Varney, who, sprung from an ancient but some- what decayed family, was the Earl’s page during his earlier and more obscure fortunes, a... ...t ever to have besought grace of Leicester; but I could kneel to the proud Dudley, if doing so could remove one shade of shame from this unhappy damse... ...ster of Henry VII., and scarce improved by that of his father, the unhappy Dudley, Duke of Northumberland, executed on T ower Hill, August 22, 1553. B... ... displeasure have wrought so deeply on thee? Doubt not for a moment, noble Dudley, that we could blame thee for the folly of thy retainer—thee, whose ...

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... of yore with the keeping of a French March, the title of marquis in their family meant no shadow of imagi- nary office; it had been a post of honor w... ...ister, saved some portions of the fief, thanks to the young steward of the family, who claimed on her behalf the partage de presuccession, which is to... ... not so much to his creed as to egoism; he looked on himself as one of the family. So his vexation was intense. Once he had ventured to allude to his ... ...rse a vengeance for a score of years. He hated Chesnel and the d’Esgrignon family with the smothered, all- absorbing hate only to be found in a countr... ...second rank. In 1805, M. de la Roche-Guyon, the oldest son of an an- cient family which had previously intermarried with the d’Esgrignons, made propos... ... twice enchanted to have won it yesterday from my hon- ored father, Milord Dudley.” Such French grace completely fascinated d’Esgrignon; he took it fo...

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...ic writers of the nineteenth century in prose and verse respectively . The family was a respectable one, though its right to the particle which Balzac... ...faculties so common among 7 Balzac Frenchwomen. When Honore was born, the family had not long been established at T ours, where Balzac the elder (bes... ...ed to be their headquarters till the novelist, who was the el- dest of the family, was about sixteen. He had two sisters (of whom the elder, Laure, af... ...t cutting them down to the lowest point might have some effect. So, as the family at this time (April 1819) 9 Balzac left Paris for a house some twen... ...ly as bad as Balzac’s cool use in his acknowledged work of the title “Lord Dudley”). This book begins so well that one ex- pects it to go on better; b... ...ded it; and in writing to publishers, editors, creditors, and even his own family, it was too obviously his interest to make the most of his labor, hi...

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... “if you were to die at the con- vent, it is much better to live with your family. You frustrate your father’s plans and mine; but the age of blind ob... ... amount of her savings, for she would not alienate a foot of land from the family. This sum has been placed in Government stock, and, with the accumul... ...etters of Two Brides round their daughters with, would be an insult in our family. A slander reflecting on your name might cost the life of the man bo... ...ador. Miss Griffith is the daughter of a clergyman; her mother was of good family, and she is perfectly well bred. She is thirty-six, and will teach m... ...he receives a young man whom I have never yet contrived to see. Behold our family life! We meet at lunch and dinner, though often I am alone with my m... ...ched you, and who died broken-hearted, a vic- tim to the vengeance of Lady Dudley —a ghastly story of which the dear boy knows nothing. Marie Gaston w... ...an’s Life The Thirteen Chaulieu, Eleonore, Duchesse de Eugenie Grandet Dudley, Lady Arabella The Lily of the Valley The Ball at Sceaux The M...

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...ointed by a scoffer. T o my mind, such deeds contain great lessons for the Family and for Maternity. We shall some day realize, perhaps too late, the ... ...usteau, a former sub-delegate who had lately removed from the town. When a family expatriates itself, the natives of a place as attractive as Issoudun... ... When the National Assembly suppressed the sub-delegates, Lousteau and his family left Issoudun, and never returned there. After their departure Madam... ...er since she left Issoudun. Though grieved by the tacit repudiation of her family , 13 Balzac Agathe had come to think seldom of those who never thou... ...ell a victim to Madame Descoings, who brought a terrible misfortune on the family. That wor- thy soul was nursing up a combination of three numbers ca... ... Esther in a magnificent appartement just arranged for Florine by old Lord Dudley (the real fa- ther of de Marsay); the lively actress captured him by...

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...f his back to a poor man; he is incapable of a base action, and to cheat a family out of their inheritance is—” 10 Ursula “Theft,” said Madame Massin... ...NG FURTHER, persons of an exact turn of mind may like to read a species of family inventory, so as to under- stand the degrees of relationship which c... ...ility in Nemours; among them, at the period of which we write, that of the family of Portenduere was the most important. These exclusives visited none... ...ntic,—if the people should ever want a genealogist. The variations of this family kaleidoscope of four branches was now so complicated by births and m... ...The chiefs of the clan were faithful to the little town, where the ties of family were relaxed or tightened according to the events which happened und... ...self viscount, a title which belongs to you. My charming step-mother, Lady Dudley, who has not her equal for matching two hearts, will find you some s...