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...tain that this supposes an enormous rise, of the exponential type, in the energy consumption. The imagined expriment, besides its principial validit... ... would have practical consequences, yielding the release of a quantity of energy that should surpass by far the consumed energy, in the way thermo-n... ...that should surpass by far the consumed energy, in the way thermo-nuclear energy, for example, surpasses the atomic energy spent for triggering the ... ...erson making the experiment would be able to control the huge quantity of energy released in the material reality, he still isn′t unable to control ... ...one, but the consequence of an accident, following which an escape of the energy used for an experiment of turning matter into antimatter had occurre... ...e extraterrestrial world ″looks upon″ us with hostility and for sure, that policy of irresponsible confrontation promoted at least through the ″innoc...

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...bing, would but the trees let us see it. There is to be no inquiry here of policy and method. This is to be a holiday from politics and movements and ... ...totalers, Prohibitionists, and Haters and Persecutors of Innkeepers, their energy of reform awakens responsive notes in me, and to their species I loo... ...eck in the increase of the available stores of gold, or an increase in the energy ap- plied to social purposes, or a checking of the public security t... ...atever, but instead, force, and that value might be mea- sured in units of energy. An excellent development this, in theory, at any rate, of the gener... ... soon as it passes out of the experimental stage, the supply of electrical energy, just like drainage and the supply of water, will fall to the local ... ...ok-keeping will natu- rally be done most conveniently in units of physical energy. It is not incredible that the assessment of the various local admin... ...upon which they will base a large proportion of their conduct and personal policy, is the legitimate definition of sociology. Now the sort of aggregat... ...aid for the Jew. On its premises, this is a perfectly sound and reasonable policy, and it opens out a brilliant prospect for the scientific inventor f... ... one unbroken strain of eloquence, has never produced a clear statement of policy in relation to other peoples politically less fortunate. It has deve...

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...does, a very miracle of impudence and dexterity. His speech, his face, his policy, are all double: heads and tails. Which of the two extremes may be h... ...and using the love-sick Princess for a tool and mouth- piece, he pursues a policy of arbitrary power and territo- rial aggrandisement. He has called o... ...e jealousies of the greater courts should neutralise each other, an active policy might double the principality both in population and extent. Certain... ...rden?’ ‘Y our Highness, I am unaware,’ answered Greisengesang, true to his policy. ‘The disposition of the guards is a matter distinct from my functio... ...turned the traveller, gravely nodding. ‘Gondremark loves to temporise; his policy is below ground, and he fears all open courses; and now that I have ... ... at the council table would have en- tirely exhausted Otto’s store both of energy and anger; he would have begun to examine and condemn his conduct, h... ... of my uncle, but with more of grace – I feared she thought there was less energy – assured no – a softer style of presentation, more of the literary ...

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...suit- able position in the world? If she were a man she would have had the energy to make a rapid fortune for the sake of ren- dering an adored wife h... ...petual ministerial oscillations which interfered with all plans of foreign policy and prevented all ameliorations of home rule. In Austria, where many... ...simply earns a living; and she groaned at being mar- ried to a man without energy. Thus it was that about this period in their lives she re- solved to... ...or born to a throne, began to rule the State. The Convention—that model of energy—was made up in a great measure of young heads; no sovereign can ever... ...that it was able to put fourteen armies into the field against Europe. Its policy, fatal in the eyes of those who cling to what is called absolute pow... ... the af- fairs of France. Such men, by whom the difficulties of na- tional policy were never apprehended, were in the habit of attacking this minister... ...e opinions of the Bourse and the Bank, the se- crets of diplomacy, and the policy necessitated by the state of affairs in Europe were not canvassed an... ... lost one. This appointment, we repeat, will be an act of justice and good policy; conse- quently we may be sure it will not be made.” On the morrow, ...

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...tribute of their admiration; when he accomplishes this elevation by native energy, guided by prudence and wisdom, their admiration is increased; but w... ...g liberty, then as an end in itself most desirable; a will; an unfaltering energy and deter- mination to obtain what his soul pronounced desirable; a ... ...s life in bondage, we find, well devel- oped, that inherent and continuous energy of character which will ever render him distinguished. What his hand... ...the labor of self-culture, to which he now ad- dressed himself with wonted energy. Yet, these gentlemen, although proud of Frederick Douglass, failed ... ...lities inferior to none, and moved more deeply than any, there was neither policy nor party to trammel the outpourings of his soul. Thus we find, oppo... ...n this book, this testimony may be admitted. These facts show that for his energy, perseverance, elo- quence, invective, sagacity, and wide sympathy ,... ...y his master, as well as by the overseer, for his temerity, in the end the policy of complaining is, generally, vindicated by the re- laxed rigor of t... ...hout redress, or the hope of redress, he acts, generally , from motives of policy, rather than from a hardened nature, or from innate brutality. Yet, ... ...upon my own pre- mises. I found this quite as much in accordance with good policy, as with my own feelings. The effect was, that with the 243 Frederi...

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...acques shall be myself in his own form; political con- ceptions, thoughts, energy, patience, I will give him all. In that way I shall live near to you... ...missions. Strange position! We were the secret disciples of a monarch in a policy to which even his enemies have since done signal justice; alone with... ...hegourde—for you are one 136 The Lily of the Valley still. It may be your policy to be a man with the king, but here, let me tell you, monsieur, your... ... to be a man with the king, but here, let me tell you, monsieur, your best policy is to remain a child. As a child you shall be loved. I can resist a ... ...n bristling with difficulties, in which my honest replies as to the king’s policy jarred with the count’s ideas, and he forced me to explain again and... ...odies of those it kills; love without memory, a cruel love, resembling the policy of the English nation; a love to which, alas, most men yield. You un... ...e is all myself, but stronger; she has the will in which I am lacking; the energy necessary for the companion of a man whose career destines him to th...

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... would take, and communicated to her something of his own uncom- promising energy . She would tell him the whole story in the morn- ing, and try to fi... ...the morning, he proffered no explanation; and it was part of her life-long policy not to put uncalled-for ques- tions. It was not only that her jealou... ...t surely perceived that each one cor- responded with a hidden secretion of energy, the gradual form- ing within him of something that might eventually... ...e, Lansing shut himself up with his book. He had returned to it with fresh energy after his few weeks of holiday-making, and was deter- mined to finis... ...hen the housemaid came in with her breakfast tray, she felt the factitious energy that comes from having decided, how- ever half-heartedly, on a defin... ... seek reasons for justifying it. After all, for both their sakes a waiting policy might be the wisest he could pursue. He had left Susy because he cou... ...mp would have said, “to feel the ground.” It was clearly part of the state policy of Teutoburg to offer Miss Hicks, with the hand of its sovereign, an...

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...duced to unconfessed penuriousness till 1835. This sketch of the financial policy of the first Baron de la Baudraye explains the man completely. Those... ...anks of deceived husbands there are some whose atti- tude is not devoid of energy, men who, at a crisis, can be very dramatic, to use one of your word... ...au’s indolence. T obacco, which can lull grief, in- evitably numbs a man’s energy. Then, while the cigar deteriorated him physically, criti- cism as a... ...d to Dinah. Dinah intended to be indispensable; she wanted to infuse fresh energy into this man, whose weakness smiled upon her, for she thought it a ... ..., a minister, a chamberlain, a poet—and rich. He gives up six years of his energy at that stage of his life when a man is ready to submit to the hards...

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.... But here Magnet raised a difficulty. Although spirited, and of un- usual energy under circumstances of trial, she was but woman; and the idea of bei... ...e,” said Mabel, springing to her feet under the sudden impulse of awakened energy. “I am young, active, used to exercise, and could easily out-walk my... ...s?” “The Sergeant’s daughter must be saved,” returned the guide, with calm energy. “Y ou are right, Jasper; she has no gift to authorize her in offeri... ...ible be- yond the steady roar of the rushing river; it being a part of the policy of their enemies on the opposite shore to observe the most deathlike... ...rear, in order to save his scalp.” “He has told me,” said Mabel, with more energy perhaps than her situation rendered prudent. “I have his letters, in... ...d not be useless when out of sight of land,” said Mabel, with a spirit and energy that caused her clear sweet voice to be startling amid the solemn st... ...and qualities that are proclaimed near the centre of power, as incense and policy, get to be a part of political faith with the credulous and ignorant... ...e rampart of logs and returned the greeting, cheer for cheer. Happily, the policy of the enemy saved the latter; for they still lay quiet, not a rifle... ...ises that, in their im- portance and consequences, much exceeded the usual policy of the Indians, and then stepped in to lessen some of the evils of h...

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...nner in which the dinner was served. He did it 4 Chance with considerable energy and then turned to us. “If we at sea,” he declared, “went about our ... ...ne, much moved by her recollections, heeded not my inquiry. All her mental energy was concentrated on the nature of that memorable glance. The general... ...t, is very often the outcome of mere mental weariness—not an act of savage energy but the final symptom of complete collapse. The quiet, matter-of-fac... ...at it isn’t hereditary. And what else can be objected to the girl? All the energy of her deeper feelings, which she would use up vainly in the danger ... ...id man might have been called heroic if it had not been so simple. Whether policy, diplomacy, simplicity, or just inspiration, he kept up his talk, ra... ...en? I could not have started quarrelling with him—could I? I hadn’t enough energy to get angry. I felt very tired suddenly. I just stumbled on straigh...

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...death-blow from the Revolution, which must have brought to bear upon it an energy of destruction proportionate to its mighty bulk. At the end of the l... ...and other unclean things so prostrates you for the moment that you have no energy to protest against the obvious fiction. You enter a yard encumbered ... ...t is all resto- ration in color. This has been, evidently, a work of great energy and cost, but it will easily strike you as overdone. The universal f... ...rvel afresh at what man has inflicted and endured. In a country in which a policy of extermination was to be put into practice this horrible tower was...

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...fected by the whole stir of his nature,—spoke to Rose of love, and with an energy that, indeed, there was no resisting when once it broke bounds. And ... ... manuscript, yet feeling the new gush of spring bring hope to him, and the energy and elasticity for new effort. Thus pac ing to and fro, he was surp... ...have found a charm in that dark, thoughtful face, with its hidden fire and energy, although Septimius never thought of its being handsome, and seldom ... ...ul minds would always rule the state, and there would never be a change of policy. [ Here several pages are missing .—ED.] * * * Through s...

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...to be written, not on parchment, but on brass. But now sloth triumphs over energy, indolence over exertion, vice over vir- tue, arrogance over courage... ...nd unconcern, comes in to chide him; and observe with what vehe- mence and energy he chides him, so that you would fancy he was going to give him half... ...ll advanced, and on reaching the middle of the room, looked up and saw the energy with which Don Quixote was crossing himself; and if he was scared by... ...orches they began to shout afresh and to renew the calls to arms with such energy, tram- pling on poor Sancho, and slashing at him over the shield wit... ...he inspires, he has borne on his mighty shoulders the weight of this great policy and carried it into effect, all our schemes and plots, importunities...

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...he cries of an alarmed con- science triumphed over the dictates of a stern policy —there’s the whole mystery. The sombre melancholy which seized me af... ...1 Balzac what proportion should love mingle tears with pleasures? The cold policy of the funereal, monotonous, persistent routine of the convent seeme... ...fill my 63 Balzac life with interest, in this task towards which my every energy shall be bent, while it remains concealed from all but God and you. ... ... I would gladly be a mother, were it only to supply food for the consuming energy of my soul. Louis’ temper remains as perfect as ever; his love is of... ...r I shall never receive full payment. T o it I look for em- ployment of my energy, expansion of my heart, and the com- pensation of a world of joys. P... ...n your greatness too much to think for a moment that your love is ruled by policy; but if you did not show a childlike simplicity when with me, I coul... ...have they also blossomed in the bosom of the wife? Does Louis continue his policy of madrigals? Do you enter into each other’s 106 Letters of Two Bri... ...ow, childless, and twenty-seven years of age. Though brim- ful of life and energy, she has her moods also of dreamy mel- ancholy. These rare gifts go ... ...; for we must not shut our eyes to the fact that a married man devotes his energy, his power, and all his possession to his wife. Is it not she who re...

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... the best piece of painted Eve’s flesh of them all. Since the hour that my policy made so perilous a slip, I cannot look at her without fear, and hate... ...which we like not. Believe me, I am not the less good Protestant, that for policy I must accept the honour offered me by Spain, in admitting me to thi... ...timation of so many wise-judging men, can match Burleigh and Walsingham in policy, and Sussex in war, becomes pupil to his own menial—and all for a ha... ...thy father or his house. Were it not a deep course 87 Sir Walter Scott of policy to commit no secret unnecessarily to the custody of more than must n... ...archway which led out of the quadrangle, Varney muttered, “There goes fine policy —the servant before the master!” then as he disappeared, seized the ... ...le which was at once beautiful and fearful; so much of the sublime had the energy of passion united with the Countess Amy’s natural loveliness. Janet,... ...too— loved, too, T ressilian—though not as you wished to be.” There was an energy, a self-possession, an abandonment in her voice and manner, a total ... ...untess Amy displayed, in the midst of distress and difficulty, the natural energy of character which would have rendered her, had fate allowed, a dist... ...aordinary powers, and those powers were unhappily dedi- cated in all their energy to the very worst of purposes. It was entirely different with Leices...

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...speeches, had long made it known to the House of Glenuskie that the family policy was to cajole or to drive the sickly heir into a convent, and, rende... ...him down, give him no money, and let him gain no influence, was the narrow policy of the King; and Henry, chafing, dreaming, 47 Yo n g e feeling the ... ...e days when young imagi- native spirits tried to hide the prose of war and policy in a bright mist of romantic fancy; nor was he ashamed to bend his m... ...uardian, Monseigneur de Therouenne. Money was nothing to Philippe; but his policy was to absorb the little seignoralties that lay so thick in these bo... ...ed her. She looked up in his face, and saw its settled look of sad patient energy, which made it full ten years older in appearance than when they had... ...te Burgundy, she 206 The Caged Lion added, ‘ And, verily, Sir, the way of policy is this time a happy one. Let me but tell you how I have known and l... ...‘You are the King’s prisoner still,’ said Malcolm, rising to 225 Yo n g e energy; ‘you are bound to return to him. The tidings must be taken to him a... ...orders of his native land. His eyes shone with joy, and there was a bright energy and alacrity in his bearing that, when Malcolm bethought him of thos...

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...rather hide from them at the bottom of the sea,” he went on, with resolute energy. “I don’t think, Captain Lingard,” he added, more quietly, “I don’t ... ...ow!” He tore out a page of his pocketbook, moistened his pencil with great energy and waited, stamping his feet impatiently. “I will see this thing th... ...There is one man—living—great— not far off … Such was Babalatchi’s line of policy laid before his ambitious protector. Lakamba assented, his only obje... ...just sat up rubbing their eyes: while the more wakeful had mustered enough energy to draw a chessboard with red clay on a fine mat and were now medita... ...at. You were dirt under my feet—less than dirt,” said Omar, with tremulous energy. “I have fought by your side many times,” said Babalatchi, calmly. “... ...rnal dissensions. He spoke in a restrained voice still, but with a growing energy of indigna- tion. What was he, that man of fierce aspect, to keep al... ...Co. Not one. You ought to be satisfied. You always said that was the right policy for us. Well, I carried it out. Ah! Captain Lingard, a policy like t...

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...well-made. His wiry, crinkled hair, growing low on his forehead, indicated energy. His eyes, of a clear and luminous yellow, were too near the root of... ...to Paris; I mean to change my profession and find some other way to put my energy, my knowledge, and my activity to use. I shall send in my resignatio... ...erce struggle before he allows himself to become a nonentity? Is this good policy on the part of the State? On the contrary, is not the State lighting... ...ior Clousier hid a clear-sighted mind, given to lofty meditation on public policy, though he him- self had fallen into a state of complete indifferenc... ... power over the people,—such were the four cardinal points of the internal policy of the house of Bourbon. Well, twenty years from now all France will... ... now all France will have recognized the necessity of that grand and sound policy. Charles X. was in greater peril in the situation he chose to leave ... ...olid and durable but that which is natural; and the natural thing in human policy is the Fam- ily. The family must be the point of departure for all i...

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...his beguilement. Miss Lavinia, on the other hand, had strong doubts of the policy of the course of treatment, and whether it might not spoil Mr Sampso... ...ut, I’m sorry ,’ added the dolls’ dressmaker, rigid from head to foot with energy as she shook her little fist before her eyes, ‘that I didn’t give hi... ... find me out.’ ‘I shall find out that my husband has a mine of purpose and energy, and will turn it to the best account?’ ‘I hope so, dearest Lizzie,’... ...an (I say nothing of her beauty), who has saved his life, with a wonderful energy and address; whom he knows to be virtu- ous, and possessed of remark...

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...dy; and as it was a part either of the native dignity or of the artificial policy of Mrs General (but certainly one or the 21 Little Dorrit – Book Tw... ... the mandate, Edward Dorrit, Esquire, proceeded. ‘Perhaps it’s a matter of policy to let you all know that these Gowans—in whose favour, or at least t... ...half way to his mouth. ‘Brother!’ said the old man, conveying a surprising energy into his trembling voice, ‘I protest against it! I love you; you kno... ...d from them for five-and-twenty years, started out again, and there was an energy in his hand that made its action nervous once more. ‘My dear Frederi... ...n made for twelve long years—the less he could reconcile it to his younger energy to let it go without one effort more. At length he said: ‘Doyce, it ... ... the time of all oth- ers when he feared that it pressed most. His advice, energy, activity, money, credit, all his resources whatsoever, were all mad... ...—’ ‘Oh, good gracious!’ cried Fanny. Mr Sparkler was so discomposed by the energy of this ex- clamation, accompanied with a flouncing up from the sofa...

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... been attached to the Court, and had been made to believe that much of the policy of England’s rulers depended on the political intrigues of England’s... ...y magistrates; by none more closely than by John Newbold Gresham, with the energy and justice shown by Dr Thorne on the occa- sion; and when the trial... ...o might have indulged in the pride of excelling them both in talent and in energy! We speak now of his early days; but even in his maturer life, the m... ...nderstood his business; something that he was willing to labour at it with energy; and resolved to labour at it conscientiously. He had also other gif... ...conversa- tion it would show itself to be animated with curves of wondrous energy; and, quiet as she was in manner, sober and demure as was her usual ... ...sual settled appearance, she could talk, when the fit came on her, with an energy which in truth surprised those who did not know her; aye, and someti... ...nly half in earnest. To be visibly eager seems childish, and is always bad policy; and men, therefore, nowadays, though they strive as hard as ever in...

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...ponent of militarism or legalism, or the man who will first release atomic energy for human use, will walk along the Via Sacra as that Cicero or Giord... ...rches, or of any other of the multitudinous Christian sects, the power and energy, the knowledge and ability, or even the goodwill needed to negotiate... ...roducing changes in men’s minds that may presently give us both the needed energy and the needed organisation from which a world direction may develop... ...ially its business will be to conduct a joint fiscal, mili- tary and naval policy, to keep the peace in the Balkans and Asia, to establish a relations... ...equence of the interruption of communications, the diversion of productive energy, the increased demand for many necessities by the Government and the... ...sh affairs mean in the aggre- gate enormous obstruction and waste of human energy. It does not alter the much graver fact, the fact that darkens all m... ...able to no one for any exceptional incomings or any sudden fluctuations in policy. A few years ago we were all discussing who should buy The Times; I ... ... obviously be war to the bitter end. But the ultimate of all sane European policy, as distin- guished from oligarchic and dynastic foolery, is the est... ...lisation. I doubt, however, if Great Britain will go on with that dynastic policy. She her- 111 H G Wells self is upon the eve of profound changes of...

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...icism, as a deliberate falsehood-mon- ger; and from the same cause—want of energy to face the difficulty of mastering a real living idiom. This defect... ...ustible admiration which I cherish for the moral qualities, the unrivalled energy and persever- ance, of that native Lancashire population, as yet not... ... learn Hebrew, I forget: but in Manchester she had resumed this study with energy on a casual impulse derived from a certain Dr. Bailey, a clergyman o... ... working ac- tivities of the system rested with my uncle. Then first I saw energy: then first I knew what it meant. All the officers of the three troo... ...r met so cheerfully by my mother as those which went to support Mr. Pitt’s policy against Jacobinism and Regicide. At present, after five years’ sinec... ...d it to become a quadruped. Upon my uncle’s military haste, and tumultuous energy in pressing his opin- ions, all such delicate refinements were absol... ...reat reader of the poet Cowper, drew from him her notions of Anglo- Indian policy and its effects. Cowper, in his “Task,” puts the question,— “Is Indi... ...d reading unresistingly so many assaults of this tone against our In- dian policy, to go along with my mother. But he was too just, when forced into r... ...t, in that large world, we never met. I know, therefore, but little of his policy in regard to such opinions or feelings as tended to dissociate him f...

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...heard tell), must be treated of men, and the ideas of men, which are—it is policy to be emphatic upon truisms—are actually the motives of men in a gre... ...numbers will be thrashed into the art of beating their teachers. It is bad policy to fight the odds inch by inch. Those primitive school masters of th... ...as bard of old Britain. Commons he added out of courtesy, or from usage or policy, or for emphasis, or for the sake of the Con- stitutional number of ... ... and eat them, as if the loss of a sprout or two thinned Manchester! Y our policy of absorption is good enough when you’re dealing with fragments. It’... ...a little idle. He wanted something, and wanted them to give their time and energy to something, that was not to be had in a mar- ket. The nobles, he f... ...d it. Renee did not look up. She had none of those lightnings of primitive energy, nor the noble rashness and reliance on her lover, which his imagina... ...ad immediately installed him as manager of one of his estates, to give his energy play and make him practically useful. The day before she left home w... ...f wrath, was not given to the others of whom he demanded a correspond- ing energy of just indignation and sympathy. The sense that he was left unaided... ...t-lamb’s post, the special. I spoke of seed sown. I spoke of the fruits of energy and resolution. Cared I for an apology? I took the blows as I take h...

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...pave the way for his brother’s less unreasonable propositions. And by such policy the pair attained their ends, sooner or later. Eve, with a woman’s t... ...or Sechards’ unlucky predicament. How they all blamed his want of business energy! His exces- sive fondness for his wife had been the ruin of him, acc... ...er heart,—all these things 48 Eve and David aroused in her an unsuspected energy of resistance. Once again she tried the plan that had succeeded so w... ...ally, but they meant the honor of a personal visit to play a part in their policy. So aristocratic Angouleme was in such a prodigious ferment of curio... ...of opinion and acted on another. There has been no consistency in national policy, nor in the conduct of individuals. You cannot be said to have any m... ...h him. He will exert the utmost that is in him, every power, all his vital energy, to satisfy that craving; it is his very life. But for that tyrannou...

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...to be the very Genius of Victory. I think it was more from conviction than policy, though that policy was surely the most prudent in the world, that t... ...ced into action. The Prince was an army in himself against the French; the energy of his hatred, prodigious, indefatigable— infectious over hundreds o...

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...ment. But I was not going to do the thing in that sudden way. It was not my policy. The people could not have stood it; and, moreover, I should have ... ...erred upon me this benefaction, but I kept my vexation under the surface for policy’s sake, and did what I could to let on to be glad. Indeed, I said... ...h. A little concession, now and then, where it can do no harm, is the wiser policy. Now that the queen was at ease in her mind once more, and measura... ...brush through the ground , and drop dead. Don’t you see? — you are using no energy until it is needed; your lightning is there, and ready, like the l...

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...wrath, and fear- ing to spill any over, fearing to lose with his wrath the energy necessary for the interview with his wife, he went into her room dir... ...ad been formed and despatched to its destination with an unusual speed and energy inspired by Alexey Alexandrovitch. Within three months a report was ... ... know his work capitally, and to be very energetic.” “Yes, but what is his energy directed to?” said Alexey Alexandrovitch. “Is he aiming at doing any... ...esentative.” “Really, I don’t know what fault one could find with him. His policy I don’t know, but one thing—he’s a very nice fellow,” answered Stepa... ... their feelings. One of two things! either let him take her away, act with energy, or give her a di- vorce. This is stifling her.” “Yes, yes...just so...

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.... I have offered this talis- man with its terrible powers to men with more energy in 28 The Magic Skin them than you seem to me to have; but though t... ... their likes or dislikes in men or affairs, had already begun a two- edged policy, conspiring against all systems, without com- mitting themselves to ... ...wdness that gives the men of the south of France a certain ascendency when energy goes with it. Almost un- aided, he made a position for himself near ... ... a one to whom I devoted a soul proof against all tests, a heart to break, energy that shrank from no sacrifice and from no torture; they accepted foo... ...stake. While the fool- ish creatures are laying in stores of knowledge and energy, so that they shall not sink under the weight of responsible posts ... ...cur debts which somebody else pays! Dissipation, dear boy, is a methodical policy. The life of a man who deliberately runs through his fortune often b... ... inaudible exclamation, 120 The Magic Skin into which he threw sufficient energy. In the boudoir close by, the countess, finding only some five or si...

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... were, for the sake of his society, lent for the moment an almost ecstatic energy to his tread. If he had been tempted to presume upon his triumph, ho... ...he drawback of not enabling him to measure the operation of so ingenious a policy, and Bernard liked, of all the things in the world, to know when he ... ..., but he had his intelligence sufficiently in hand to contradict them with energy. “You labor under a monstrous delusion,” he exclaimed. “Your husband... ...Don’t say all this before Angela!” he exclaimed, with a kind of artificial energy. “You know she is not in the least at fault, and that it can only gi... ...nd let you go.” “My dear Gordon, are you crazy?” Bernard demanded, with an energy which, this time at least, was sufficiently real. “Very likely I am ...

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... moun- tains, would come back again, would never rest. Spendius envied his energy; but in the management of spies, the choice of sentries, the working... ...ad- vanced, with a continual rotatory motion. The Carthaginians felt their energy increase, and the battle begin again. The Barbarians were growing we... ...ral days in succession, the Mercenaries hoping to triumph by extraordinary energy and audacity. Sometimes a man raised on the shoulders of another wou... ...e was forgotten. The Suffet devised the payment of others to sup- port his policy. In order to retain the genius of the gods within the town their ima... ...iths of their dead companions came back to their souls and increased their energy; they felt, in a confused way , that they were the ministers of a go...

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...cter I fairly earn in your employment, with the character which it is your policy that I should bear?’ ‘I don’ t find it worth my while to cut things ... ... Lizzie put up the pretty brown hair that came tumbling down, owing to the energy with which Bella shook her head; and she remonstrated while thus eng... ...and I do, I assure you. This repudiation was not only an act of deliberate policy on Fledgeby’s part, in case of his being surprised by any other call...

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...And Count Popinot passed on, leaving Pons thunderstruck. Passion, justice, policy, and great social forces never take into account the condition of th... ...the of Death, cling to their places with the same passion- 187 Balzac ate energy that the beginner displays to gain a start in life. T o hear that so... ... boy.’” “I shall go out!” the old musician suddenly said. He had recovered energy during the odious dispute. “You had better,” said Fraisier. “Your co...

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...m, who, by their thoughtlessness and unconquerable lack of all far-sighted policy, their child- ish self-love and miserable pride, converted the Diet ... ...am only partly true to nature. What remarkable features!’ He redoubled his energy; and began himself to notice how some of his sitter’s traits were ma...

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...y ing Tarutino, Napoleon had attacked the Russians with but a tenth of the energy he had shown when he attacked them at Smolensk? What would have happ... ...did not know how to get out of Moscow, minutely explained to him his whole policy and his magnanimity, and having writ- ten a letter to the Emperor Al... ... ised land. Coming out onto the highroad the French fled with surpris- ing energy and unheard-of rapidity toward the goal they had fixed on. Besides t... ...the whole crowd of French into one mass and supplied them with a cer- tain energy, there was another cause binding them together— their great numbers....