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...e same name, either existed at a more recent period, or were liable to the same capital punishment, for a very different and much more doubtful clas... ...an numerical lottery, which took place on the 30th of May of the same year, and fixed upon the numbers 22 and 60. ―In the night preceeding the ... ..., however, to offend the parents if the deceased, which he would have done most grossly if he had followed the coffin. He found, therefore, a suitab... ... infant, taken from the centre of a new-grown potato, in a field near town. The formation is so perfect that the smallest fibres and ligaments are q... ...tter will appear clearer than ever, and have a quicker scent. Then separate the grosser parts, which, however, are not to be thrown away. Put thi... ...ot to be thrown away. Put this liquid into a gentle bath, that the remaining gross particles may perfectly subside. In the meantime, dry calcine,... ... particles may perfectly subside. In the meantime, dry calcine, and extract the fixed salt of the grosser parts, separated as before mentioned, whic...

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...ate of respiration. Motionless, breathing rhythmically, eyes and attention fixed on a single point, you begin to turn inwards into yourself with the g... ...estation. 41. A summary of the debate is to be found in Martin Werner, The Formation of Christian Dogma, Adam & Charles Black, London, 1953. See espec... ...sus’ resurrection and the doctrine of the Trinity, and this has led to the formation of a number of Christian Churches which deny, or at least ignore,... ...traits? Do we then simply reify this unconscious “knowledge”? Or is this a gross oversimplification? As the other half of our dialog, your answer will... ...tranged. Some prefer to speak of reunion or communion with “Nature” with a capital N, to emphasize the so- to-speak interrelated oneness of humanity w... ...itive. But what if the unquestioned super-imposition of these dichotomous, fixed, hard-and-fast categories on what we experience originally (mythopoei... ...rld, and that human thought cate- gories impose an artificially static and fixed superstructure on the flux of things that, to be known more truly, mu... ...and was a mere commodity in the burgeoning English agrarian and mercantile capitalism of the early seventeenth century. For the American Indians, ulti... ... sacred sites entrusted to them. Their values con- trast with those of the capitalistic society of Australia which up- holds the individual accumulati...

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...ey still ascribe American behavior to the irreconcilable contradictions inherent in capitalism. The United States is impelled by its economy and va... ...of interest, not the shoddy workmanship. The article clearly identifies America's (capitalistic) economy and its (liberal, pluralistic, religious a... ...conspiracy theories, the paper insists that expansion was "triggered by commercial capital." This capital - better known in the West as the militar... ...out being holier-than-thou, a cynic, a know-it-all or a Peeping Tom." The West has grossly and thoroughly violated Thompson's edict. In its oft-int... ...w, contrasted with the rural and urban destitution of the many. A growing share of gross domestic product was appropriated for the state by the pol... ...1906- 1908. Q: Was the Taliban the creation of Pakistan? Can you tell us about its formation and how was Russia involved in it? A: The Taliban was... ...hibey. As concerning Pakistan's intelligence service, the ISI, I think it would be gross underestimation of a potential regional great power and it... ...with their approach to the EU's constitutional reform. In truth, there are no more fixed and reliable alliances in the EU. Countries will team up w... ...rmittent and unpredictable. The roads are potholed and few, the railways derelict. Fixed line penetration is low, though mobile telephony is boomin...

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...ve any audacity whatsoever: - the antiliterarure and its literature; - fixed inflexible forms and the living face of a death; - the nonstyle st... ...it not inevitable that some insurgency turns to the benefice of one’s own capital? Does not the coronation of a perfection announce the decline? If ... ...he haiku he sees a “haiku space”, a kind of laurelled space that keeps a “fixed form”; the opposite side has identical marks, but the whole aspect e... ...rse, intertextuality, heterogeneity of the codes, Babylonish totality, de-formation of the forms, relativity of the play, experimentation of the obj... ...the gentle classical style) of the Romanian postmodernity”. The poet “has fixed to himself a lyrical model and succeeded in making it accepted, today... ... theory and practice, that very subjective, peculiar state of mind of in-formation is the one that gives structural unity to the whole and assures ... ...If we read this volume paying attention to paradoxism, we detect some pre-formations, some “departures” to an unconventional tension. The poet wants ... ...vatory and imagistic formalism (T.S. Elliot, E. Pound), pop- poems (Roland Gross), beat generation (Naomi Ginsberg), speculative poems (Robert Frazier... ...erimental literature, to whom nothing can be alien. Suburb songs (2000) capitalizes the argotic side of language (in the manner of Gelu Astalos), ...

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... were unfortunately lost on the line between V erona and Milan through the gross negligence of a railway porter. But I doubt if they would have thrown... ...e, sympa- thetic and helpful. These are unaccustomed attitudes for British capital. The field has been far more attractive to the German banker, who i... ...it has already liberated itself from German influence, and the bulk of its capital is Italian. Nevertheless I found discussion ranging about firstly w... ...sperity and Italy must get them. The Italians want intelligent and helpful capital. They want a helpful France. They want bitu- minous coal for metall... ...t successful fighting, has been de- stroyed; the idea of breaking infantry formation as the chief offensive operation has disappeared, the cavalry cha... ...this war began speculative writers had argued that infantry drill in close formation had now no fighting value whatever, that it was no doubt extremel... ... given a chance to escape, and the other is the class of people with small fixed incomes or with small salaries earnt by routine work, or half indepen... ...lous for these spurs still to clink about the modern battlefield. What the gross cost of the spurs and horses and trappings of the British army amount... ...l prob- lem in retail, the international problem is only the social one in gross. My bias rules me altogether here. I see men in social, in economic a...

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... sea, for no other purpose on earth (except enjoying himself, I hope, in a capital refectory) than to keep an hotel for idle poor devils like you and ... ...h the greatest pleasure. 27 Little Dorrit – Book Two He then commits that gross outrage upon our feelings, which he never could or would have committ... ...saying this—’ For a moment the lady, with a glass at her eye, stood trans- fixed and speechless before the two Miss Dorrits. At the same 34 Charles D... ...ng talents found the most frequent utterance, but he relaxed no muscle. So fixed was his figure, that it would have been matter of some difficulty to ... ...Dorrit remained eating figs and reading a French newspaper, Uncle suddenly fixed the atten- tion of all three by rising out of his chair, striking his... ...es. I believe I ought to look at you in various lights, tell you you are a capital subject, and consider when I shall be sufficiently disengaged to de... ...e best grace in the world; ‘an admission of the Captain’s that Law, in the gross, is at least intended to be impartial. For what says the Captain, if ... ...troubled the De- partment by wanting to pay the money, and considered it a grossly informal thing to do after so many years. But Mr Tite Barnacle was ... ...I’ve gone into it,’ said Pancks. ‘He’s a man of immense resources—enormous capital—gov- ernment influence. They’re the best schemes afloat. They’re sa...

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... Whigs’ Vault. Mr. T rain, however, procured for me far more extensive in- formation concerning this singular person, whose name was Patterson, than I... ...ts. Thus we begin to cross a strong river with our eyes and our resolution fixed on that point of the opposite shore on which we purpose to land; but ... ...rous landing-place, much farther down the stream than that on which we had fixed our intentions. Hoping that the Courteous Reader will afford to a kno... ...ision against the evening of life and its attendant infirmity. A period is fixed at which we admit the plea of age as an exemption from professional l... ...ders the argument as gained if secured by a quotation. Then the flourished capital letters, which ornamented the com- mencement of each paragraph, and... ...,” said I, pouring out what remained of our bottle of claret; “the wine is capital, and so shall our toast be—”To your fireside, my good friend. And n... ...t country- men become conceited bumpkins after a cattle-show dinner in the capital, which they could not have attended save for your means; how many d... ...mpbell, as unsatisfactory and vain as those of the second sight. An act of gross desertion may, in any case, be palliated under the plea of intoxicati...

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...settlement (humanly speaking) of everything. And he is upon the whole of a fixed opinion that to give the sanction of his countenance to any complaint... ... of my dead godmother, of the night when I read to her, of her frowning so fixedly and sternly in her bed, of the strange place I was going to, of the... ...nates I ever saw, and found him very hot and frightened and crying loudly, fixed by the neck between two iron railings, while a milkman and a beadle, ... ...er, beginning with the end of the letter and shaping it backward. It was a capital letter, not a printed one, but just such a letter as any clerk in M... ...glance at the door, he rubbed it out and turned an “a” in its place (not a capital letter this time), and said, “What’s that?” I told him. He then rub... ... in not showing how it interested me. “Our dear little old woman is such a capital old woman,” Ri chard would say, coming up to meet me in the garden... ...esent government to be overthrown, the limited choice of the Crown, in the formation of a new ministry, would lie between Lord Coodle and Sir Thomas D... ...ened ceiling if he stood upright. It is offensive to every sense; even the gross candle burns pale and sickly in the polluted air. There are a couple ... ...and its one great dome grow more ethereal; its smoky house tops lose their grossness in the pale effulgence; the noises that arise from the streets ar...

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...be disposed other- wise than so as to give the greatest protection to this capital which may be possible from that distance. [Indorsement.] TO THE SEC... ...ived and carefully considered. The President is not willing to uncover the capital entirely; and it is believed that, even if this were prudent, it wo... ...rtest route. He is ordered, keeping himself always in position to save the capital from all possible attack, so to operate as to put his left wing in ... ...ou ask for 50,000 men to be promptly sent you, you surely labor under some gross mistake of fact. Recently you sent papers showing your disposal of fo... ... adjournment at least one day beyond the time which I understand to be now fixed for it. Y our obedient servant, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. [The same message wa... ...regulations. And this is true, wherever a dividing or boundary line may be fixed. Place it between the now free and slave country, or place it south o... .... GEN. H. H. SIBLEY, Saint Paul, Minn.: As you suggest, let the executions fixed for Friday the 19th instant be postponed to, and be done on, Friday t... ...e inform me, so that I, incompetent as I may be, can try and assist in the formation of some plan for the army. Y ours as ever, A. LINCOLN. DRAFTING O...

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... culiar purposes, but utterly incommensurate to the general service of the capital, it was a most dangerous quarter. Every third man at the least migh... ...shock began to travel back 27 Thomas de Quincey from the provinces to the capital. On every great road in the kingdom, continual arrests were made of... ...e window 36 The Note Book of an English Opium-Eater at all; it is a spike fixed (for no reason at all that is apparent) in the bed-tester; now, the b... ..., but still stealthy and cautious; a third—and then the child’s doom seems fixed. But just at that. moment all is ready. The win- dow is wide open; th... ... mercantile crash had overtaken them with utter ruin, in which their joint capital had been swallowed up to the last shilling. This sudden pros- trati... ...ficial, are very different things; as different as being natural and being gross; as different as being simple and being homely. 2. That whatever, mea... ...little deeper, in the Addisonian papers on ‘Paradise Lost,’ there are some gross blunders of criticism, as there are in Dr. Johnson, and from the self... ...ses were never heard of by England, until long after his English prose had fixed the public atten- tion upon him; his Latin reputation was a slight re... ...ed at an object offering no sufficient breadth of mark. Thirdly, it is the grossest of blunders to say that Pope’s objects of satire were obscure by c...

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...or of the Nebraska Bill finds an early oc- casion to make a speech at this capital indorsing the Dred Scott decision, and vehemently denouncing all op... ...t least, I find it so with myself; but when misrepresentation becomes very gross and palpable, it is more apt to amuse him. The first thing I see fit ... ...r, or did any- thing else to hinder the soldiers, he is, to say the least, grossly and altogether mistaken, as a consultation of the records will prov... ..., fourth, that the emancipation of the slaves of the Northern States was a gross outrage of the rights of property, inasmuch as it was involuntarily d... ...al (I mean no disrespect) that will hang on when he has once got his teeth fixed, you may cut off a leg, or you may tear away an arm, still he will no... ... District of Columbia, and, in the language of Henry Clay, “sweep from our capital that foul blot upon our nation.” In regard to the fifth interrogato... ...citizen of the United States, exclude slavery from its limits prior to the formation of a State constitution? Q. 3. If the Supreme Court of the United... .... V ery well. I would like to know, then, if they wanted Chase’s amendment fixed over, why somebody else could not have offered to do it? If they want... ...itive Slave law, is the right to have fugitive slaves reclaimed any better fixed in the Constitution than the right to hold slaves in the Territories?...

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...he morbid speculations about virginity and the like that arose out of such grossness. They were still further complicated by the idea of the textual i... ...o be peculiarly influential with him, such as saying prayers and repeating gross praises of him, or reading in a blind, industrious way that strange m... ...hat scars and embitters the mind, distorts the imagination, makes the body gross and keeps it unclean, is just as offensive to God as any positive dep... ...hy, and art—finds no purpose in life: that is to say, no purpose eternally fixed and to be discovered by man. A great chemist said a few years ago tha... ...M? THE KINGDOM? THIS CONCEPTION of the general life of mankind as a trans- formation at thousands of points of the confused, egotisti- cal, proprietar... ... tries to prevent him serving God, and succeeds at times in wrest- ing his capital out of his control. But his relationship to that is the same relati...

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...r States of obstacles to the free movement of goods, persons, services and capital; (d) measures concerning the entry and movement of persons in the i... ...4) The title of Chapter 4 shall be replaced by the fol- lowing: “CHAPTER 4 CAPITAL AND PAYMENTS” 15) The following Articles shall be inserted: ARTICLE... ...he provisions set out in this Chapter, all restrictions on the movement of capital between Member States and between Member States and third countries... ...e stock of government debt in the Member States with a view to identifying gross errors. In particular it shall examine compliance with budgetary disc... ...ia: (a) whether the ratio of the planned or actual govern- ment deficit to gross domestic product exceeds a ref- erence value, unless—either the ratio... ...lose to the ref- erence value; (b) whether the ratio of government debt to gross do- mestic product exceeds a reference value, unless the ratio is suf... ...om the start of the third stage, the value of the ECU shall be irrevocably fixed in accordance with Article 109l(4). 41 The Maastrict Treaty ARTICLE ... ...pt the conver- sion rates at which their currencies shall be irrevoca- bly fixed and at which irrevocably fixed rate the ECU shall be substituted for ... ...e for the means deemed necessary. The sum of the amounts deemed necessary, fixed in the specific programmes, may not exceed the overall maximum amount...

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...stituted its differential power. In books, at least, I have ob- served one capital blunder upon the relations which Chris- tianity bears to Paganism: ... ...aptized into a Christian use. Metanoia, how- ever, is not that word: it is grossly to defeat the profound meaning of the New T estament, if John the B... ...so, the practical precepts, and the moral commentary coming after even the grossest forms of worship, or the most revolting mythological legends, migh... ...e of bold results, rather than any success in their development, which has fixed the public attention. Development, indeed, applied to philosophic pro... ... V olume One the Gnostics. And, to begin at the beginning, what is Phil.’s capital object? Phil. shall state it himself—these are his open- ing words:... ...th, if I cite three separate sentences. Writing to Farrel, he says, ‘Spero capitale saltern fore judicium.’ Sentence of the court, he hopes, will, at ... ...ight this good man show thia beautiful tenderness of conscience? Why; by a fixed resolve that Servetus should not in any case escape the catas- trophe... ... had any faith in that old gentleman’s exist- ence. On that point, he is a fixed infidel, and quotes with applause the answer of Robinson, the once ce... ...ummoned away from his own natural Sabbath of heavenly contemplation to the gross necessities of action. It became important, therefore, according to t...

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...hrough the egg, the constant individual; through countless individuals the fixed spe- cies; through many species the genus; through all genera the ste... ...aphy deep and sub- lime. As the Persian imitated in the slender shafts and capitals of his architecture the stem and flower of the lotus and palm, so ... ...h market-town of Persia, Spain and Britain pervious to the soldiers of the capital: so out of the hu- man heart go as it were highways to the heart of... ... “was ever written down by any but itself.” The permanence of all books is fixed by no effort, friendly or hostile, but by their own specific gravity,... .... If however, from too much conversing with material objects, the soul was gross, and misplaced its satisfac- tion in the body, it reaped nothing but ... ...the northern temperate zone wiser and abler than his fellow who enjoys the fixed smile of the tropics. The islander may ramble all day at will. At nig... ...because we think they have great merit, but for our justification. It is a capital blunder; as you discover when another man recites his charities. To... ...what we have always esteemed such, into the same pit that has consumed our grosser vices:— “Forgive his crimes, forgive his virtues too, ... ...gyp- tian hieroglyphics, to the Indian, Chinese and Mexican idols, however gross and shapeless. They denote the height of the human soul in that hour,...

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...presenting to the rest only the faint glimmer of a milk-and-water way. Our capital city, unlike London or Paris, is not a great central heart from whi... ...ible near the limb.* “Cassini frequently observed Saturn, Jupiter, and the fixed stars, when approaching the moon to occultation, to have their circul... ...beheld it like a huge, dull, copper shield, about two degrees in diameter, fixed immovably in the heav- ens overhead, and tipped on one of its edges w... ...ogy. That the public were misled, even for an in- stant, merely proves the gross ignorance which is so generally prevalent upon subjects of an astrono... ...hart, is entirely at variance with that or any other lunar chart, and even grossly at variance with itself. The points of the compass, too, are in ine... ...lt the boasted acumen, of the government agents. They have fallen into the gross but common error of confounding the unusual with the abstruse. But it... ... upon the table before us, “that this drawing gives the idea of a firm and fixed hold. There is no slipping apparent. Each finger has retained—possibl... ...sad affair. Freed from all that was positively disproved, this mass of in- formation stood thus: Marie Rogêt left the residence of her mother, in the ... ...! The subjoined jeu d’esprit with the preceding heading in magnificent capitals, well interspersed with notes of admira- tion, was originally publ...

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... prerogative, as more mis- erable than what is most miserable in all, that capital weak- ness of man which regards the tenure of his enjoyments and hi... ...en to comprehend the ludicrous; my agitation was now so overruling and en- grossing that I lost even my intellectual sense of it; and now first I unde... ...nearly half-past three, and therefore close upon two hours beyond the time fixed by Agnes for her return, when I became absolutely incapable of suppor... ...ad positively no friends on her list of visitors who resided in this great capital; secondly, and far above all beside, let him remember the awful den... ...two others were selected as sacrifices to the offended laws. They suffered capitally. All three be- haved well; but the poor boy in particular, with a... ...g their steadfast forms—re-shaping themselves—and settling anew into those fixed relations which they are to preserve throughout the waking hours; in ... ...ting the main gates to ev- ery successive arrival, periodic intervals were fixed for the admission by wholesale; and as these periods came round every... ...s compared with the lords of the bed-chamber then in Valladolid: but still gross men, carnally deaf from eating garlic and onions, and other hor- ribl... ...its beauty. There are three readers of the ‘Ancient Mariner.’ The first is gross enough to fancy all the imagery of the mariner’s vi- sions delivered ...

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... the Governor-General of India would hardly care to see performed in their capitals just now. It is an artistic treasure; but it glorifies a murder wh... ...ons are permitted to do them, then I protest with all my might against the formation of such a Committee. If it is to protect me, on the contrary, aga... ...foot on the notion that an optional penal law could ever be anything but a gross contradiction in terms, that part of the Committee’s proposals would ... ...such a hurry. Dont let him go. Not much. Blanco stands motionless, his eye fixed, thinking hard, and ap- parently deaf to what is going on. THE SHERIF...

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... wonder that we can be so frivolous, I may almost say, as to attend to the gross but some what foreign form of servitude called Negro Slavery, there ... ...ugh in the midst of an outward civilization, if only to learn what are the gross neces saries of life and what methods have been taken to obtain them... ...t com monly bought at the stores, what they stored, that is, what are the grossest groceries. For the improvements of ages have had but little influe... ...hat was in the wind, to hear and carry it express! I well nigh sunk all my capital in Walden 16 it, and lost my own breath into the bargain, running ... ... determined to go into business at once, and not wait to acquire the usual capital, using such slender means as I had already got. My purpose in going... ... of the earth. As this business was to be entered into without the usual capital, it may not be easy to conjecture where those means, that will stil... ...agreeable than the usual one. When it stormed before my bread was baked, I fixed a few boards over the fire, and sat under them to watch my loaf, and ... ...tal, burrowing men, still standing on their defence, awaiting their trans formation. Sometimes one came near to my window, attracted by my light, bar...

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...rfumed soap, cleaned his long nails with particular care, then, from a tap fixed to his marble washstand, he let a spray of cold water run over his fa... ...down carefully at the very edge, leaving plenty of room for the others. He fixed his eyes on the president, and began moving the muscles of his cheeks... ...ppeared, the eyes of all the men in the court turned her way, and remained fixed on her white face, her sparklingly-brilliant black eyes and the swell... ...ristocratic companions that Elena Ivanovna, his mother, had to draw on her capital, she was hardly pained, consid- ering it quite natural and even goo... ...ection 3, statute 771 of the penal code to her case. This is a decided and gross violation of the basic principles of our criminal law. In view of the... ...said that all the income from the land must be placed to form the communal capital of the peasants. “Oh, I see; then you, of course, will receive the ... ... “Oh, I see; then you, of course, will receive the per- centages from that capital,” said the foreman, brighten- ing up. “Dear me! no. Don’t you see, ... ...at the last hope of saying her from an unmerited pun- ishment is gone. The grossest injustice has been confirmed by the highest court.” “It has not be... ...ship of the images of the Iberian, Kasan and Smolensk Mothers of God was a gross superstition, but the people liked it and believed in it, and therefo...

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... come to have any sensation by our organs, or any ideas in our understandings; and whether those ideas do in their formation, any or all of them, depe... ...than we are of their love of pleasure and abhorrence of pain. But alas, amongst children, idiots, savages, and the grossly illiterate, what general ma... ...their ideas be innate. Had those who would persuade us that there are innate principles not taken them together in gross, but consid- ered separately ... ... ideas and conceptions of him? Their agreeing in a name, or sound, will scarce prove an innate notion of him. 15. Gross ideas of God. What true or to... ...to have any sense that their number is lessened. 8. Naming. When children have, by repeated sensations, got ideas fixed in their memories, they begin... ...e from certain parts of the board being that which determines the place of the chessmen; and the distance from the fixed parts of the cabin (with whic... ...of the cabin (with which we made the comparison) being that which determined the place of the chess-board; and the fixed parts of the earth that by wh... ...n; to the law of fashion, in some countries, valour and virtue; and to the municipal laws of some govern- ments, a capital crime. In this case, when t... ...depend, may be called their essence. This is the proper original signification of the word, as is evident from the formation of it; essentia, in its p...

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.... “This place,” says Gookin, refer ring to Wamesit, “being an ancient and capital seat of Indians, they come to fish; and this good man takes this op... ...y time, it wears the English and the Sanscrit dress indifferently; and its fixed sentences keep up their distant fires still, like the stars, by whose... ...n the history of the Saxons that Edwin of Northumbria “caused stakes to be fixed in the high ways where he had seen a clear spring,” and “brazen dish... ...gue,—and news had come that it was well. That ancient universe is in such capital health, I think undoubtedly it will never die. Heal yourselves, doc... ...divinity, and which it is difficult to apprehend, he extended his ears and fixed his intellect in the sublime symphonies of the world, he alone hearin... ... “In the mountainous parts of the country, the ascent of vapors, and their formation into clouds, is a curious and entertaining object. The vapors are... ...e sound of the lyre, and never the note of the trum pet; but they are not gross, as has been presumed, but always elevated above the sensual. These a... ...o man any stock in life; his credit with the inner world is no better, his capital no larger. He must try his fortune again to day as yesterday. All q... ...looks into the sky, which he has not so much pro faned, he thinks it less gross than the earth, and with rever ence speaks of “the Heavens,” but the...

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...med in the carved oaken dressing-table, and smaller ones of various shapes fixed to jointed arms that turned every way. To use them for the first time... ... and concluded that he knew everything. Lydia seemed interested in his in- formation, but quite indifferent to his opinions. 46 Cashel Byron’s Profes... ...hing else to do,” said Alice, carelessly. “Here he is. He has picked out a capital horse for us, too.” Meanwhile, Mellish had been dragged from beneat... ...ropean countries, whose father had been torn asunder in the streets of his capital, lived surrounded by soldiers who shot down all strangers that appr... ...t was a good opportu- nity to go in search of him. Now, there was hardly a capital in western Europe that she did not know better than Lon- don. She h... ...nion. The two were followed by a double file of boys, who, with their eyes fixed earnestly on Cashel, walked on the footways while he conducted Lydia ... ...f his quit- ting it ran away with Lydia’s attention. She sat with her eyes fixed on the arena, without seeing the soldiers, swordsmen, or athletes who... ...borrowed a blanket to put upon him. That the constables had been guilty of gross exaggeration was shown by their evidence as to the desperate injuries...

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...:4 4 And it came to pass that I saw among the nations of the Gentiles the formation of a great church. 1 Nephi 13:5 5 And the angel said unto me: Be... ...- ing this pride. And were it not that I must speak unto you concerning a grosser crime, my heart would rejoice exceed- ingly because of you. Jacob 2... ...ause of you. Jacob 2:23 23 But the word of God burdens me because of your grosser crimes. For behold, thus saith the Lord: This people begin to wax ... ...tes unto the true faith in God. But our labors were vain; their hatred was fixed, and they were led by their evil nature that they became wild, and fe... ...the people. Alma 8:28 28 And it came to pass that the people did wax more gross in their iniquities. Alma 8:29 29 And the word came to Alma, saying:... ... 6 And they had appointed a man to be a king and a leader over them, being fixed in their minds with a determined resolution that they would not be su... ...d we did take courage with our small force which we had received, and were fixed with a determination to con- quer our enemies, and to maintain our la... ...s desire, but they had come into the center of the land, and had taken the capital city which was the city of Zarahemla, and were marching through the... ...l city which was the city of Zarahemla, and were marching through the most capital parts of the land, slaying the people with a great slaughter, both ...

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...therefore, that we must acknowledge that the site chosen for his country’s capital by George Wash- 5 Trollope ington has not been fortunate. I have a... ...unate. I have a strong idea, which I expressed before in speak- ing of the capital of the Canadas, that no man can ordain that on such a spot shall be... ...at undertakings of which I have seen anything in the States. San Jose, the capital of the republic of Costa Rica, in Central America, has been pre- pa... ...ommodated. The Speaker sits opposite to the chief entrance, his desk being fixed against the opposite wall. He is thus brought nearer to the body of t... ...he soldier more warlike, had the pannikin been made to assume some rigidly fixed position instead of dangling among the ropes. The drawn saber, too, n... ...ition to this, certain houses of his had been taken by the government at a fixed rent, and that the payment of the rent was now refused unless he woul... ...mand held by General Fremont in Missouri, and adds proof upon proof of the gross robberies inflicted upon the government of the States by the very per... ... peddler £4, £3, £2, or £1, according to his mode of traveling. But if the gross receipts of any of the confectioners, tallow-chandlers, horse dealers... ... which, if incorrect, shall not at any rate be incorrect against them. The gross postal revenue of the United States for the year ended June 30th, 186...

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...rding a vent for surplus produce, or in enabling a portion of the national capital to replace itself with a profit. The futility of the theory implied... ...in this, that it enables each to obtain, with a given amount of labour and capital, a greater quantity of all commodities taken to- gether. This it ac... ...h, with a quan- tity of one commodity which has cost it so much labour and capital, to purchase a quantity of another commodity which, if produced at ... ... we suppose it to be when we begin; we shall soon see whether there be any fixed point about which it oscillates—which it has a ten- dency always to a... ... 10 yards of cloth for 15 of linen, she would not con- sume more. Let this fixed quantity be 1000 times 10 yards. At the rate, however, of 10 for 20, ... ...e of the demand for a commodity as its price falls, is not governed by any fixed law. Suppose, for instance, that the advantage happened to be divided... ...e saved, they would divide that saving unequally. If so, they di- vide the gross gain in one unequal ratio, the cost in another unequal ratio, though ... ...es, they have lost by far the greater part of the share which they had en- grossed to themselves of the benefit which the world derives from commerce;... ...o at bottom were perfectly agreed, have considered each other as guilty of gross error, and sometimes oven misrepresentation, on this subject. In orde...

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...z-Fossillus Feltspar. He informed us all about internal fires and tertiary formations; about äeriforms, fluidiforms, and solidiforms; about quartz and... ... place, of course,—as the opening word was ‘So,’—he made a plunge into the capital S hole and came out in triumph with a capital S. Elated by this suc... ...a single little-o was in the little-o hole; and, glancing fearfully at the capital-O parti- tion, he found that to his extreme terror, in a precisely ... ...no means sure that a pumpkin pie a la Desoulieres would not have been very capital eating indeed!” “Y ou astonish me!” said I; and I looked inquisitiv... ...ere they right in their supposition. Assuming this hypothesis, it would be grossly absurd to compare with the Chess-Player, any similar thing of eithe... ...ncy. Arithmetical or algebraical calculations are, from their very nature, fixed and determinate. Certain data being given, certain results necessaril... ...ed this drawer to its full extent, a small cushion, and a set of chessmen, fixed in a frame work made to support them perpendicularly, are dis- covere... ...in regard to the adequacy or inadequacy of the analysis, on account of the gross misarrangement and de- ficiency of the letters of reference employed.... ...instituted by the philosophic, in respect to the cometary nature. Even the grossly ignorant aroused their slug- gish capacities to such considerations...

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... of Juliers itself, had submitted to the Prot- estant princes, and in that capital the imperi- alists were besieged. The dispute about the succession ... ... Roman Catholic colleagues to a similar resis- tance) immediately left the capital, and began to levy troops. They took steps to renew their old allia... ...a was lost; with Austria, the imperial throne. Ferdinand abandoned not his capital, and as little would he hear of condi- tions. The Archduke is still... ...ohemia. But in spite of all opposing influences, the day of elec- tion was fixed, Ferdinand summoned to it as lawful king of Bohemia, and his electora... ...ampion as prudent as he was powerful. Adhering through- out the war to one fixed plan, never divided between his religion and his political interests;... ... resis- tance vain, and on the second day the gates were opened. Tilly had fixed his head quarters in the house of a grave-digger, the only one still ... ...prison.” The victory of Steinau was followed by the cap- ture of Liegnitz, Grossglogau, and even of Frank- fort on the Oder. Schafgotsch, who remained... ...increased, the more provinces and magazines were opened to his troops. The gross ingratitude of the States, and the haughty contempt with which the Em... ...mpted to make 413 Friedrich Schiller head against the enemy, and relieved Grossglogau; but could neither bring the Im- perialists to an engagement, n...

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...olitical war, and the administra- tion conducting it desired to make party capital out of it. General Scott was at the head of the army, and, being a ... ...y out his own original plan: that is, capture Vera Cruz and march upon the capital of the country. It was no doubt sup- posed that Scott’s ambition wo... ...for the Presidency, and yet it was hoped that he would not make sufficient capital himself to secure the prize. 62 Personal Memoirs The administratio... ...lunteers were called for to form a company. The quota of Illinois had been fixed at six regiments; and it was supposed that one company would be as mu... ...dition. But little harm was done, as Jeff. Thompson moved light and had no fixed place for even nominal headquarters. He was as much at home in Arkans... ... published his orders for the evacuation of Corinth on the 26th of May and fixed the 29th for the departure of his troops, and on the 30th of May Gene... ... disloyalty of Colonel Murphy to the cause which he professed to serve, or gross cowardice. After the war was over I read from the diary of a lady who... ...erhaus was to move up to the bridge and cross it. The bridge was seized by Gross’s brigade after a slight skir- mish with the pickets guarding it. Thi... ...int, VA., Dec. 28, 1864.—8.30 P .M. The Wilmington expedition has proven a gross and culpable failure. Many of the troops are back here. Delays and fr...

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...tional swelling of the head) the king, by his whole court, was accounted a capital figure. But although Hop-Frog, through the distortion of his legs, ... ...ed to have recovered, in great measure, from his intoxication, and looking fixedly but quietly into the tyrant’s face, merely ejaculated: “I—I? How co... ... was making that odd noise outside the win- dow, there came into my mind a capital diversion—one of my own country frolics—often enacted among us, at ... ...,” continued Hop-Frog, “lies in the fright it occasions among the women.” “Capital!” roared in chorus the monarch and his ministry. “I will equip you ... ... learn no more of him, nor of his deeds. The worst heart of the world is a grosser book than the ‘Hortulus Animæ,’* and per- haps it is but one of the... ...all events the phrase in question grew daily in favor, notwithstanding the gross impro- priety of a man betting his brains like bank-notes:—but this w... ..., Rattleborough From H.F.B. & Co. Chat. Mar. A—No. 1.— 6 doz. bottles (1/2 Gross) “Charles Goodfellow, Esquire. “Dear Sir—In conformity with an order ... ...pse of the murdered Mr. Shuttleworthy himself. It gazed for a few seconds, fixedly and sorrowfully, with its decaying and lack-lustre eyes, full into ... ...ng Through muddy impurity, As when with the daring Last look of despairing Fixed on futurity. Perhishing gloomily, Spurred by contumely, Cold inhumani...

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..., and a very ugly side of human nature comes to the fore. The opponents of capital- ism have learned, through the study of certain historical facts, t... ...f certain historical facts, that this ferocity has often been shown by the capitalists and by the State toward the wage-earning classes, particularly ... ...se they are judged on different data. And so it is with those who view the capitalist from the standpoint of the revolutionary wage-earner: they appea... ...ly true or plausible to dominate the minds of vast numbers of men, and the formation of the International Socialist move- ment, which has continued to... ...es as are his due in whatever form he pre- fers, the relative prices being fixed so as to equalize the de- mand. In such a world as this, the economic... ...o see in it the government of the future Socialist society, is to commit a gross error. Each economical phase of life implies its own political phase;... ... of their nature when they embark upon a contest. What a man believes upon grossly insuffi- cient evidence is an index to his desires—desires of which... ...e, for human nature, as it exists in adult men and women, is by no means a fixed datum, but a product of circumstances, education and opportunity oper... ...which conflicting interests of groups come into play; lout always with the fixed principle that the functions of government are to be reduced to the b...

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...lder as she stood waiting by the door. Influence in society, however, is a capital which has to be economized if it is to last. Prince V asili knew th... ...g and drawing her work nearer to her. “Oh! Oh!” exclaimed several voices. “Capital!” said Prince Hippolyte in English, and began slapping his knee wit... ...h said nothing, unless perhaps, “Opinions are opinions, but you see what a capital, good-natured fellow I am.” And everyone, including Anna Pavlovna, ... ...ince Hippolyte stood close to the pretty , pregnant prin- cess, and stared fixedly at her through his eyeglass. “Go in, Annette, or you will catch col... ...ur dear invalid?” said she, as though un- aware of the cold offensive look fixed on her. Prince V asili stared at her and at Boris questioningly and p... ...o radiantly happy all that saint’s day , suddenly changed: her eyes became fixed, and then a shiver passed down her broad neck and the corners of her ... ...rdly anything that went on that evening. They danced the ecossaise and the Grossvater. Her father asked her to come home, but she begged to remain. Wh... ...e welfare of the men and the necessity of receiving and giving orders, en- grossed him. The burning of Smolensk and its abandon- ment made an epoch in... ...derstand how the man who put them there behind the hill could have made so gross and palpable a blunder. Pierre did not know that these troops were no...

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...capacities thus formed for fuller exercise, to purge them of some of their grossness, and to furnish objects which make their activity more productive... ...eat it simply as a privation because we are measuring it by adulthood as a fixed standard. This fixes attention upon what the child has not, and will ... ... the seal which impresses it. The envi- ronment is thought of as something fixed, providing in its fixity the end and standard of changes taking place... ...abit to varied and elastic use, and hence to continued growth. We speak of fixed habits. Well, the phrase may mean pow- ers so well established that t... ... becomes disastrous at some critical moment. The vaunted “skill” turns out gross in- eptitude. The essential contrast of the idea of education as con-... ... details of the connection; the links are missing. Our discernment is very gross. In other cases we push our observation farther. We analyze to see ju... ...e too much of. “Knowledge,” in the sense of information, means the working capital, the in- dispensable resources, of further inquiry; of finding out,... ... other words, the various studies represent working resources, avail- able capital. Their remoteness from the experience of the young is not, however,... ...s town, the tonnage of the shipping in that, the boundary of a county, the capital of a state. The earth as the home of man is humanizing and unified;...

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...cipate in it, and under circumstances of a greater extension of mercantile capital, would not be unlikely to do it. As a nursery of seamen, it now is,... ...bject, let us resort to the actual dimensions of the Union. The limits, as fixed by the treaty of peace, are: on the east the Atlantic, on the south t... ... of foreign arms, the crisis of their distiny. All nations have their eyes fixed on the awful spectacle. The first wish prompted by humanity is, that ... ...l world. The want of a mutual guaranty of the State governments is another capital imperfection in the federal plan. There is noth- ing of this kind d... ...government are to be found in the nature of things, the establishment of a fixed rule, not incompatible with the end, may be attended with fewer in- c... ... the same authority might repeal the law by which it was ratified. However gross a her- esy it may be to maintain that a party to a compact has a righ... ...chant, and sometimes not only exhausts his profits, but breaks in upon his capital. I am apt to think that a division of the duty, between the seller ... ...national government, be generally popular in that State and should not too grossly violate the oaths of the State officers, it is executed immediately... ...pre- scribed by the State constitutions was in some respect or other, very grossly departed from. We have seen how far such a sup- position would err,...

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...ar advantages was exactly the truth and common sense of the matter, and it fixed my opinion and feeling from that time forward. 23 John Stuart Mill C... ... time afterwards became a T ory member of Parliament. He accord ingly was fixed on, both for filling the President’s chair and for making the first s... ... character, which took place during those years. The origin of this trans formation, or at least the process by which I was prepared for it, can only... ...sures to me. And there seemed no power in nature sufficient to be gin the formation of my character anew, and create, in a mind now irretrievably ana... ...g it the direct end. Those only are happy (I thought) who have their minds fixed on some object other than their own happiness; on the happiness of ot... ...scheme gradually unfolded by the St. Simonians, under which the labour and capital of society would be managed for the general account of the communit... ...zing, first, be cause it made the conduct of the Government an example of gross public immorality, through the predominance of pri vate over public ... ...rmine the shares which fall, in the division of the produce, to labourers, capitalists, and landlords. The Principles of Political Economy yielded t... ...ral of my speeches, especially one against the motion for the abolition of capital punishment, and another in favour of resuming 163 John Stuart Mill...

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... although it leave some of these sayings upon one side. But this is a very gross delusion. Although truth is difficult to state, it is both easy and a... ...ng is what the central self discards or re- jects as incompatible with the fixed design of righteousness. To make this admission is to lay aside all h... ...elf?’ It is to keep a man awake, to keep him alive to his own soul and its fixed design of righteousness, that the better part of moral and religious ... ...that we know to guide us in this chang- ing labyrinth is our soul with its fixed design of righteous- ness, and a few old precepts which commend thems... ... civilised society in which he lives. Other men and women are so much more grossly and so much more intimately pal- pable to his perceptions, that the... ...much for them to stand, and they repaired immediately to the scene of this gross outrage, and at first merely requested that the captive should be rel... ... invaluable– the newspaper. For the independent jour- nal is a creature of capital and competition; it stands and falls with millionaires and railway ... ...e and the scales un- equal; and the whole thing is broken up for old iron. Capital fables, also, in the same ironical spirit, are ‘Prometheus Un- boun... ...its best when the subjects are unpleasant, or even grisly. There are a few capital lines in this key on the last spasm of the battle before alluded to...

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... best that he knows of those of others, are able to contribute towards its formation. 5 J S Mill Chapter I Chapter I Chapter I Chapter I Chapter I T ... ...ity community; because there did not exist the physical conditions for the formation and propagation of a public opinion, except among those who could... ... government of a country, it is affirmed, is, in all substantial respects, fixed and determined beforehand by the state of the country in regard to th... ...w. For, in the first place, the proper functions of a government are not a fixed thing, but different in different states of society; much more extens... ...tter way than they themselves know of. The regulations which restricted to fixed processes all the leading branches of French manufac tures were the ... ...ther; including, however, along with em ployers of labor not only retired capitalists and the possess ors of inherited wealth, but all that highly p... ...ssessed taxes; or that a small annual payment, rising and falling with the gross expenditure of the country, should be required from every registered ... ...ce by a popular vote, whoever was desirous of supplant ing him would make capital for that purpose out of all his judicial decisions; would carry all... ...ed than that which surrounds and admonishes the highest authorities at the capital, while the comparative smallness of the interests involved causes e...

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...e panic-stricken phase; and he walks straight up to Ramsden as if with the fixed intention of shooting him on his own hearthrug. But what he pulls fro... ... quite with whatever you three think best. Tanner turns his head and looks fixedly at Ramsden, who an- grily refuses to receive this mute communicatio... ... You know, Jack, I should have to run away from you if I did not make it a fixed rule not to mind any- thing you say. You come out with perfectly revo... ...sir. I ad- mit, myself, that there is an element of truth in what you say, grossly as you may distort it to gratify your malicious hu- mor. I hope, Oc... ...I understand her. You must admit that your views are hardly suited for the formation of a young girl’s mind and character. TANNER. I admit nothing of ... ...al shop, in which department he is probably much in advance of his English capitalist friends. He gets on best with romantic Christians of the amorist... ...appear to the north]. MENDOZA. [on the hill, using his glass] T wo only, a capital- ist and his chauffeur. They look English. DUVAL. Angliche! Aoh yes... ... desperate and disappointed man. He gave me some valuable introductions to capitalists of the right sort. I formed a syn- dicate; and the present ente... ...ON JUAN. What do these recriminations prove, Ana? Only that the hero is as gross an imposture as the heroine. ANA. It is all nonsense: most marriages ...

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...Republicans and five Democrats chosen by elected leaders from our nation’s capital at a time of great partisan division—have come together to present ... ...gley fighters between the reported southbound American 11 and the nation’s capital. 150 At the suggestion of the Boston Center’s military liaison, NEA... ...ighters:“negative— negative clearance to shoot” aircraft over the nation’s capital. 172 The news of a reported bomb on board United 93 spread quickly ... ... to return to W ashington.Air Force One departed at about 9:54 without any fixed destination.The objective was to get up in the air—as fast and as hig... ...ders to “instantly” transmit them to Al Quds al Arabi. One proclaimed “the formation of the Islamic Army for the Liberation of the Holy Places, ” and ... ... the behemoth among federal agencies.With an annual budget larger than the gross domestic product of Russia, it is an empire. The Defense Department i... ...ge 115 the yearlong monitoring of al Qaeda’s cell in Nairobi, soon firmly fixed respon- sibility on him and his associates. 37 Debate about what to d... ...endancy. Only Mus- lims can do this. The setting is difficult.The combined gross domestic product of the 22 coun- tries in the Arab League is less tha... ...sts,” June 27, 2001. Under Sec- retary of State for Political Affairs Marc Grossman knew of Sheehan’s severe demands and instructed Ambassador Milam t...