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...ress of our civil war have forced upon my attention the uncertain state of international questions touching the rights of foreigners in this country a... ...gation on the ground of alienage. In common with other Western powers, our relations with Japan have been brought into serious jeopardy through the pe... ...: V ol Seven I recommend to your favorable consideration the subject of an international telegraph across the Atlantic Ocean, and also of a telegraph ... ...aining in a few years, even with the restoration of the whole service. The international conference of postal delegates from the principal countries o... ...asis of future postal conventions inaugurate a general sys- tem of uniform international charges at reduced rates of post- age, and can not fail to pr... ...of these treaties will result in the establishment of per- manent friendly relations with such of these tribes as have been brought into frequent and ... ... patriotic and distinguished gentleman repaired to Europe and attended the International Agricultural Exhibition, held at Hamburg last year, and has s... ...nfident. More than a year of trial now shows no loss by it in our foreign relations, none in our home popular sentiment, none in our white military f... ... tory. Mexico continues to be a theater of civil war. While our political relations with that country have undergone no change, we have at the same t...

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...ther hand I do not remember any discussion whatever of human sex or sexual relationships. There, in spite of intense secret curiosi- ties, our lips we... ... mean dirtiness of Cambridgeshire. It came to me that perhaps my scheme of international values was all wrong, that quite stupendous possibilities and... ...of uncertain- ties, and there were no judges nor great solicitors among my relations. “Young chaps think they get on by themselves,” said my uncle. It... ...short visits to Staffordshire during my Cam- bridge days, and always these relations of mine produced the same effect of hardness. My uncle’s thoughts... ... native town. Every time I went down I found extensive changes and altered relations, and before I had settled down to them off I went again. I don’t ... ...ives. Interwoven now with the native wealthy are the families of the great international usurers, and a vast miscel- laneous mass of financial enterpr... ...opic, was the true significance of democracy, Tariff Reform as a method of international hostility, and the im- minence of war. On the first issue I c... ...iley’s artful forefinger wasn’t at the side of his predomi- nant nose. The international situation exercised us greatly. Our meet- ings were pervaded ... ...reliefs arrived and the plundering began, how section after section of the International Army was drawn into murder and pillage, how the infection spr...

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...d that is in the working class move- ment throughout the world. And labour internationalism is closely bound up with conceptions of a profound social ... ...uses and made his way easier by paths and roads. He complicated his social relationships and increased his effi- ciency by the division of labour. He ... ...eas and suggestions that was known as Socialism, and more particularly its international side, feeble as it was in creative proposals or any method of... ...ll witnesses to the growth of a conception of a modernised system of inter-relationships that should supplant the exist- ing tangle of proprietary leg... ...y of a kiosk in the market-place at Bishop’s Stortford announcing a ‘Grave International Situation’ did not excite him very much. There had been so ma... ...onal Situation’ did not excite him very much. There had been so many grave international situations in recent years. This time it was talk of the Cent... ... of loyalty and devotion fell in easily enough with the incitements of the international mischief-maker. The political ideas of the common man were pi... ...ruction of which they were the precursors might quite easily shatter every relationship and institution of mankind. ‘“What will they be doing,” asked ... ...the atomic bombs which shook men out of cities and businesses and economic relations shook them also out of their old established habits of thought, a...

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... cream pitcher out of Howard’s reach. It was significant of Mr. Bessemer’s relations with his family that Victorine did not address her question to hi... ...Chinese restaurant—and had felt no great qualm of self-reproach. Had their relations changed? Rather the reverse for they had done with “foolishness.”... ... the captain was saying: “—jumped on my hatches, and says we’ll make it an international affair. That didn’t—” A passing wagon drowned the sound of hi... ...h he had had the as- sistance of the prodigal son of an American divine of international renown. The trade to Peruvian insurgents of condemned rifles ...

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...introductions she judged would be useful to him later. Everybody found the relationship charming. Some of the more conscientious people, it is true, p... ...re as frank in their private lives and as unembarrassed in their financial relationships as his un- tainted self. And he had still to reckon with stup... ...ought to stick to what he had done. He was now in a subtle and complicated relationship to Mrs. Skelmersdale, a relation- ship in which her pride had ... ...think himself clear of all these—these immediacies, these associations and relations and holds and habits. He must get back to his vision, get back to... ...nd cheerfully as possible. The third was to bring Lady Marayne into social relations with the Wilder and Morris Menage at South Harting. It did not st... ...uled this land and made a sort of or- der that the incalculable chances of international politics might at any time shatter. Benham was drawing near n... ...arable from monarchy, were bound to precipitate catastrophe, unless a real international aristoc- racy could be brought into being to prevent it. In t... ...is one’s outlook and the more alert one is to see the risks and dangers of international dissensions. T ravel and talk to foreigners open one’s eyes t... ... the nature of things that social- ists and labour parties should minimize international obli- gations and necessities, and equally so that autocracie...

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...e Passepartout mounted the box beside the driver, and they set out for the International Hotel. From his exalted position Passepartout observed with m... ...ir windows the products of the entire world. When Passepartout reached the International Hotel, it did not seem to him as if he had left England at al... ...er, they were once more suitably at- tired, and with Aouda returned to the International Hotel. Passepartout was waiting for his master, armed with ha... ...side the detective; but he did not talk to him. After recent events, their relations with each other had grown somewhat cold; there could no longer be...

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... Sir Richmond considered. “Desire has never been the chief incentive of my relations with women. Never. So far as I can analyze the thing, it has been... ...gin with. And then the right to make recommendations…. Y ou see? … No, the international part is not the most difficult part of it. But my beastly own... ...y had gone on to talk of her father and of the types of men who controlled international business. She had had plen- tiful opportunities for observati... ...sarily carries with it the idea of fresh rules of conduct and of different relationships between human beings. And it throws those who talk about it i... ...ur and property problems, to health, to education, to popula- tion, social relationships and war and peace. We haven’t got the right system, we have i... ...ither he thought he was taking her, how he proposed to reconcile the close relationship with her that he was now embarked upon with, in the first plac... ...rs; that could not be; and the real problem was the transmutation of their relationship to some form compatible with his honour and her happiness. A w...

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... and at rare times merry. She passed from a feeble disgust at their closer relations into what promised to be ardent affection, but it drooped into bo... ...d. Babbitt was offered several minor appointments to distribute among poor relations, but he preferred advance informa- tion about the extension of pa... ...ol, and Babbitt was equally disturbed by this “shiftlessness” and by Ted’s relations with Eunice Littlefield, next door. Though she was the daughter o... ...es of riding-breeches and California bungalows, the views on sculpture and international politics of blankly beautiful, suspiciously beautiful young m... ...’m going to break away from her. Some- how.” 224 Babbitt CHAPTER XXI T he International Organization of Boosters’ Clubs has be come a world-force for... ...e of student days in Germany, of lobbying for single tax in Washington, of international labor conferences. He men- tioned his friends, Lord Wycombe, ...

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...n. If we cared to follow T urgenev strictly in his growth and contemporary relations, we ought to begin with his Sportsman’s Note Book. But so far as ... ...wo wonderful creatures living in this very town, husband and wife, distant relations of ours … on our mother’s side. My father came from the lower mid... ... the woman question; the law-court question, realism, nihilism, communism, international, clerical, liberal, capital, admin- istration, organisation, ... ..., Gavrilla. It’s much nicer walking at night.” The most unusually friendly relations existed between Solomin and his workpeople. They respected him as... ...y a piece of furniture, or an empty space that he quite ignored. These new relations had taken place so quickly and unmistakably that when Nejdanov pr...

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...rty, with beer, cigarettes. bobbed hair, and a Russian Jewess who sang the Internationale. It cannot be reported that Carol had anything significant t... ...rsia and Prussia, Rome and Boston, and the orators who deemed them- selves international leaders were but the raised voices of a billion Juanitas deno... ...rical road-com- ments: “They say there’s a pretty good hike from Duluth to International Falls.” Hunting was equally a devotion, full of metaphysical ... ...hed that she had not assented. As there appeared no change in their drowsy relations, she forgot all about it, and life was planless. V Idling on the ... ...a year Vida loved Carol, longed to and did not pry into the details of her relations with Kennicotts enjoyed her spirit of play as expressed in childi... ... itself to Rome and Vienna, it will not acquire the scientific spirit, the international mind, which would make it great. It picks at information whic... ...sychology, to purify and uplift every- 284 Main Street thing from marital relations to national politics, and she tried to exult in it. Only she did ... ...e of the inside in Washington. No, sir! I don’t pretend to know much about international affairs but one thing you can put down as settled is that Ger... ...stalwart than the old mon- arch, King Miles, but more understanding of the relations and values of things, of small sticks, lone playing-cards, and ir...

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...steeped in a profound and reverent joy. Go on—she told you her age?” “Yes, she told me her age, and all about her mother, and her grandmother, and her... ...ozy and carpeted parlor. It was so high above the Kandersteg valley that there was nothing between it and the snowy-peaks. I had never been in such in... ...ny his produce to Americans; I would have his license taken away from him at the dropping of a handkerchief; if France refused to break him, I would m... ... daily, the question may well be asked, What can be found in it? It is easily answered: A child’s handful of tele- grams, mainly about European nation...

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...ese dreadful views of marriage...it’s so hard to explain them to my French relations...I’m thankful to say I don’t pretend to understand them myself! ... ...evitable occasions of con- tact, confidence, familiarity, which his future relationship to the girl would entail, and the countless chances of betraya... ...rances. She talked of the lateness of her train, of an impending crisis in international politics, of the difficulty of buying English tea in Paris an... ...I don’t know why you think your going or staying can in any way affect our relations.” “Y ou mean that you have given him up—because of me? Oh, how co...

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...rrell’s aunt as a resident at Dover. Those were days when the benevolently international M. de Porquet had begun to act as interpreter to English scho... ... which in view, it could be felt that this nonsensical puzzlement over his relations to the moods and tenses of a married woman would be bounced out o... ...onfession of a change of feeling to you as a wife, writes the close of all relations between us. I am among the dead for you; and it is a relief to me...

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... his own chief men to see the thing done —and the girl had enemies—her own relations approved! We could do nothing. Mind, Shaw, there was absolutely n... ...tractive for the most adventurous of a restless race. The younger sons and relations of many a native ruler tra- versed the seas of the Archipelago, v... ...ete trance, had their ears assailed by fragments of official verbiage. “An international understanding—the duty to civi- lize—failed to carry out—comp...

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... speak of the position of the criminal in modern Europe, assuring him that International T reaty now did what Universal Empire had aforetime done, and... ...e bade her to think how distracting to this boy would be the sight of such relations between mother and father. A few years, and as man he should know... ... couldn’t wait for you this morning, uncle,” he said, with the coolness of relationship. “I thought you never walked so far.” His voice was in perfect... ...ous as they ran, and now so costly-rare— rich as his blood! not to kindest relations, dearest friends, could he give another. The die is cast! Ferryma... ...o them, and apportion it equi- tably according to their several degrees of relationship.” Mrs. Berry cut the cake. Somehow, as she sliced through it, ... ...er guide to the undirected energies of the youth, yet they had established relations of that nature. She was five years older than he, and a woman, wh...

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... his heart to his talented god-son, a man of wealth and leisure, with wide relations, and by his parentage and bringing-up worthy of all confidence. “... ... to foreign- ers. It was, indeed, a lucky circumstance for Sulaco that the relations of those imported workmen with the people of the country had been... ...the two days of riot- ing had been taken away already by their friends and relations, but several figures could be seen sit- ting up balancing their b... ...ell him, as if from another world, how there was “in this very harbour” an international naval demonstration, which put an end to the Costaguana-Sulac...

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...ted with the Pennsylvania State University assumes any responsibility for the material contained within the document or for the file as an electronic ... ...are, in front of the monument to Washington—in the very shadow, indeed, projected by the image of the (i pater patriae)— one of them remarked to the o... ...ked his comrade, ap- pealing from the French waiter. “He is recommending some soft-shell crabs,” said the clever man. And so, in desultory observation... ...ly preserved in the pocketbook of our junior traveler. Be- neath the address, in the left-hand corner of the enve- lope, were the words, “Introducing ... ... which concealed his mouth and made his chin, beneath it, look small. Lord Lambeth thought he looked tremendously clever. “How do you do, Lord Lambeth... ...on from social cares. Lord Lambeth had a theory, which it might be interesting to trace to its ori- gin, that it would be not only agreeable, but easi...

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... his fellows. He is not isolated; he cannot be. His life is made up of the relations he bears to others—is made or marred by those relations, guided b... ...e satisfied. It is so that men make little kingdoms for themselves, and an international power undarkened by diplomacy, undirected by parliaments. IV ... ...le of. Political society, the life of men in states, is an abiding natural relationship. It is neither a mere convenience nor a mere necessity. It is ...

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...through the Thorleys) with the Dallases of South Carolina, and that of the relationship of the elder branch of Philadelphia Thorleys to the Albany Chi... ...all very well to whisper that he had been “helped” to leave England by the international banking- house in which he had been employed; he carried off ... ... because they always had been, the Beauforts, on whom there was a claim of relationship, and Mr. Sillerton Jackson and his sister Sophy (who went wher... ... but because the habit of a life-time, and the attitude of her friends and relations, had led her to consider Mr. van der Luyden’s least gesture as ha... ...w old ladies shook their heads over Ellen’s gaudy clothes, while her other relations fell under the charm of her high colour and high spirits. She was... ...suming desire to be simple and striking. “Oh, it’s a poor little place. My relations despise it. But at any rate it’s less gloomy than the van der Luy... ...placidly observed that by that time he would have to be practising for the International Polo match. But Mr. Selfridge Merry had caught the phrase “ro...