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...gement helped plant the seed. Jim read some of the f rst chapters to his brother, Nicky and urged me to bring the rest of Bloonland to life. Kai an... ...tting about the previous night’s chapter. In reality, of course, they had little else to do – life in Bloon- land was a stress-free existence of eati... ... soon time to go and listen to the Storyteller. In truth, they knew very little about the old man. None of the Bloons could quite remember when he ... ...ld have given his life for any of them. And yet Bozo always knew he was a little different. Often, when his friends had fallen happily asleep, Bozo ... ...y but you’ll be nice and dry in here. Don’t worry if the windows rattle a little – it’s just the wind.’ She wondered if he would sleep for ever, and... ...oc- tors and the experts hadn’t managed to…’ ‘I’m awake,’ Theo repeated, a little stronger now. 11 Theo ‘…cure you with their technology and – what d... ...he stranger looked similar to the Storyteller – they could even have been brothers. But he wore a long, black cape and carried a leather bag. He was ... ... is Mustafa. When we were children, we played together in the street like brothers. But humans are a cruel species, and we grow up. ‘Mustafa was bo... ...threatens to cut your throat, and the next he treats you like a long-lost brother or something.’ ‘I guess it’s like Omar said about extremes in the d...

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...e, so I of your praise-worthinnesse, were better to say nothing, then too little. For this in hand (if it may be so honored to kisse your Honors gra... ... abilitie. But no excuse would serve him, that must serve without excuse. Little power had I to performe, but lesse to refuse what you impos'de: for ... ...t, adorne that noble, hopefull, and much- promising spirit of your beloved brother and house-heire Maister Iohn Harrington: So was he to me in this i... ...r table- talke. There is use, and abuse: use none too much: abuse none too little. Why but let Learning be wrapt in a learned mantle. Yea but to be u... ...nswere not his titles, and have no coherence together, to such I will say little, for they deserve but little; but if they lift, else let them chuse... ...ave assayed, but found these Essayes no attempt for French apprentises or Littletonians. If this doone it may please you, as I wish it may, and I ho... ... lately seene to doe, who being at Trent, and receiving newes of his elder brothers death; but such a brother as on him lay all the burthen and honou... ...burthen and honour of his house; and shortly after tidings of his younger brothers decease, who was his second hope; and having with an unmatched co... ... smite, that have by meanes of an unluckie bullet, lost thy deere-beloved brother: on something else shouldest thou wreake thyselfe. Livius speaking ...

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...to drown herself. Perry is alarmed at last, and is gone out after her. The little scullery-maid is asleep on a bench: she never answers the bell; it d... ...e brain can still throb with the sense of injustice, with the yearning for brotherly rec- ognition—make haste—oppress it with your ill-considered judg... ... bury them. That is a trivial schoolboy text; why do I dwell on it? It has little reference to me, for I shall leave no works behind me for men to hon... ... I was among them. It is only the story of my life that will perhaps win a little more sympathy from strangers when I am dead, than I ever believed it... ...the remembrance of her caress as she held me on her knee—her arms round my little body, her cheek pressed on mine. I had a complaint of the eyes that ... ...ek pressed on mine. I had a complaint of the eyes that made me blind for a little while, and she kept me on her knee from morning till night. That une... ...one 6 The Lifted V eil with which he had complied in the case of my elder brother, already a tall youth at Eton. My brother was to be his repre- sent... ...ge like leaflets covering a fermenting heap. At Basle we were joined by my brother Alfred, now a hand- some, self-confident man of six-and-twenty—a th... ...efore me as a perfect stranger, was bent on being ex- tremely friendly and brother-like to me. He had the superficial kindness of a good-humoured, sel...

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...h mud, to support the last of the girders as those were riveted up. In the little deep water left by the drought, an overhead crane travelled to and f... ...the thing was done. Hitchcock, his assistant, cantered along the line on a little switch-tailed Kabuli pony who through long 5 Rudyard Kipling practi... ...to an- other month, and borrowing ten days from Findlayson, spent his poor little savings of a year in a wild dash to London, and there, as his own to... ...r your honour? Go and work on a steamer. That is all you are fit for.” The little cluster of huts where he and his gang lived centred round the tatter... ...at think you Mother Gunga will say when the rail runs over?” “She has said little so far. It was never Mother Gunga that delayed us.” 9 Rudyard Kipli... ... know is hewn twelve- armed, and still they call her Mary.” “Small thanks, brother,” said the Tigress. “I am that Woman.” “Even so, sister; and I go W... ...d fleeting,” hic- cupped Bhairon. “Those make thee late for the coun- cil, brother.” “And then?” said Krishna, with a laugh, throwing back his head. “... ... the old years? True. That is true, to-day.” “But to-morrow they are dead, brother,” said Ganesh. “Peace!” said the Bull, as Hanuman leaned forward ag...

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...h mud, to support the last of the girders as those were riveted up. In the little deep water left by the drought, an overhead-crane travelled to and f... ...the thing was done. Hitchcock, his assistant, cantered along the line on a little switch-tailed Kabuli pony who through long practice could have trott... ...e to another month, and borrowing ten days from Findlayson, spent his poor little savings of a year in a wild dash to London, and there, as his own to... ...r your honour? Go and work on a steamer. That is all you are fit for.” The little cluster of huts where he and his gang lived centred round the tatter... ...at think you Mother Gunga will say when the rail runs over?” “She has said little so far. It was never Mother Gunga that delayed us.” “There is always... ...we know is hewn twelve-armed, and still they call her Mary.” Small thanks, brother,” said the Tigress. “I am that Woman.” “Even so, sister; and I go W... ...g and fleeting,” hiccupped Bhairon. “Those make thee late for the council, brother.” “And then?” said Krishna, with a laugh, throwing back his head. “... ...in the old years? T rue. That is true, today.” But tomorrow they are dead, brother,” said Ganesh. “Peace!” said the Bull, as Hanuman leaned forward ag... ...n sire and a Morgan dam. There were Nip and Tuck, seal-browns, rising six, brother and sister, Black Hawks by birth, perfectly matched, just fin- ishi...

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...onal peacekeeping force intervened. Yet it was - again, habitually - too late, too little. What made Delcev, rather his death, the trigger of s... ...e, Serbia, Albania and Bulgaria. In the areas Brailsford knew, the authorities had little power. He writes: 'An Albanian went by night into a Bulg... ...re bitter foe, the Ottoman Empire on the thin pretext of an Albanian uprising. The brotherhood strained in the Treaty of London (May 1913) promptly... ...nd divine justice to the whole endeavour. It is interesting to mention that it was little Montenegro which was the first to declare war in almost a... ...d the commitment of the youthful would be assassins. Perhaps so. Yet there can be little doubt and, indeed, there is no dispute that The Black Han... ...an Admiral was consumed by grandiose fantasies of an Hungarian empire. He had very little in common with the fascists of the "white terror" of 1919... ...ists, suicides – the list is long. All have been "protected from themselves" by Big Brothers in disguise. Wherever humans possess a right – there is...

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... indifferent, so prone to associate with the enemies of the good cause, so little willing to fight the good fight, that he soon disgusted those who mo... ...e gone through with wondrous eclat. But when the tenth baby, and the ninth little girl, was brought into the world, the outward show of joy was not so... ...ward show of joy was not so great. Then other troubles came. Some of these little girls were sickly, some very sickly. Lady Arabella had her faults, a... ...ery at Torquay. Then came a pair, born at one birth, weak, delicate, frail little flowers, with dark hair and dark eyes, and thin, long, pale faces, w... ...he ill-feeling by contesting the county in opposition to the wishes of his brother squires, neverthe- less, he bore a loved and popular name. Men regr... ...as to come from Courcy Castle to Greshamsbury to be their mistress. It was little they any of them cared now for the Lady Arabella. On the third, he h... ...; and thence returning to Barchester, had been the cause to his father and brother of much suffering. Old Dr Thorne, the clergyman, died when the two ... ...te son, the young medical aspirant was warmer in support of his profligate brother. Dr Thorne, junior, was no roue himself, but per- haps, as a young ... ...lf, but per- haps, as a young man, he had not sufficient abhorrence of his brother’s vices. At any rate, he stuck to him manfully; and when it was sig...

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...h restaurant in Soho, which had enjoyed an exaggerated reputation for some little while, but had already begun to be forgotten, and in a private room ... ... gaiety. “Shake hands upon the bargain!” (his hand was cold and wet). “You little know in what a company you will begin the march! Y ou little know in... ...re so dark, and may be so grave, that I feel myself justified in pushing a little farther than usual the liberty which your Highness is so condescendi... ...ad remained quietly in his seat throughout 16 Robert Louis Stevenson this little colloquy; but now, when the Colonel looked over to him, as much as t... ...party. Let me remind you that a person in my circumstances has exceedingly little to bind him, and is not at all likely to tolerate much rudeness. I a... ...mpense,” said the Colonel. “Will he permit me to ask the appointment of my brother? It is an honourable post, but I dare assure your Highness that the... ...o you. Here,” laying his hand on the shoulder of Colonel Geraldine’s young brother, “is an officer of mine who desires to make a little tour upon the ... ... “the ac- tion is madness. Y ourself (I am glad to remember it) chose your brother for this perilous service, and you are bound in duty to have a guar... ... and exceptional resources.” “I believe the question is now one between my brother and myself,” replied Geraldine, with a shade of offence in his tone...

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... too cold a companion: Away with’t. 138 Hel. I will stand for’t a little, though therefore I die 139 a Virgin. 140 Par. There’s... ...ittle, though therefore I die 139 a Virgin. 140 Par. There’s little can bee saide in’t, ’tis against the 141 rule of Nature. To spe... ...Pag. Monsieur Parrolles, 193 My Lord cals for you. 194 Par. Little Hellen farewell, if I can remember thee, I 195 will thinke of ... ...480 Hell. Pardon Madam. 481 The Count Rosillion cannot be my brother: 482 I am from humble, he from honored name: 483 No note ... ... His seruant liue, and will his vassall die: 486 He must not be my brother. 487 Ol.Cou. Nor I your Mother. 488 Hell. You are... ...ther Madam, would you were 489 So that my Lord your sonne were not my brother, 490 Indeede my mother, or were you both our mothers, 491 ... ...not his sister, cant no other, 493 But I your daughter, he must be my brother. 494 Old.Cou. Yes Hellen, you might be my daughter in law... ...53 My mouth no more were broken then these boyes, 954 And writ as little beard. 955 King. Peruse them well: 956 Not one of thos... ...5 is to be a great part of your title, which is within a verie 1236 little of nothing. 1237 Par. Away, th’art a knaue. 1238 Clo...

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... JOHN DONNE IV . Medicusque vocatur. The Phisician is sent for. I T is too little to call Man a little World; Except God, Man is a diminutive to nothi... ...be obey’d voluntarily, they who doe it, doe it for their owne sakes. O how little a thing is all the greatnes of man, and through how false glasses do... ...ee are insulted upon. When God had made this Earth of nothing it was but a little helpe, that he had, to make other things of this Earth: nothing can ... ...of this Earth: nothing can be neerer nothing, than this Earth; and yet how little of this Earth is the greatest Man; Hee thinkes he treads upon the Ea... ...ns take so much pride, is but a bush growing upon that Turfe of Earth. How little of the world is the Earth! And yet that is all that Man hath, or is.... ..., by this Circumstance, That it was his Neighbor, his familiar Friend, his Brother, that destroyed him, and destroyed him with a whispering, and a cal...

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...ggested the latter, but I didn’t care. Granted, it wasn’t the giant teddy bear I’d spent twenty bucks trying to win, but Sherry seemed happy with her little plush pink prize nonetheless. She squeezed my hand, and I smiled. I rocked the cart back and forth with my legs. “Hey! Stop it,” Sherry said, twining her fingers through my hair. “But you told me you loved it when...

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...o Has Been Long in City Pent Oh! How I Love, on a Fair Summer's Eve To a Friend Who Sent Me Some Roses Happy Is England! I Could Be Content To My Brother George Epistle to My Brother George Epistle to Charles Cowden Clarke How Many Bards Gild the Lapses of Time! On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer Keen, Fitful Gusts Are Whisp’ring Here and There On Leaving Some...

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...arriage with a 'handsome young man, well-placed in life, with affable and charming personality'. ……….. At Kohlis, The marriage of Sumit, Shilpa’s brother, was fixed for February 25. Prabhat and his mother arrived at Shilpa's parental home only a day before marriage of her only brother and Shilpa's mother also took a serious note of the pronouncement made by Prabhat and...

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...arriage with a 'handsome young man, well-placed in life, with affable and charming personality'. ……….. At Kohlis, The marriage of Sumit, Shilpa’s brother, was fixed for February 25. Prabhat and his mother arrived at Shilpa's parental home only a day before marriage of her only brother and Shilpa's mother also took a serious note of the pronouncement made by Prabhat and...

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...t in the mud. Then we found a trail. And very shortly after, we spotted a little wooden sign that read, “Cataract Valley.” our sense of relief and j... ...abling them to suckle from their mother’s breast or grasp their father’s little finger. Then, social skills such as a smile or a frown emerge. Even... ...uth. They stalk everything from shadows to insects to antelopes. There is little danger of their actually catching anything at this stage, but for ... ...hem so strongly that, given an atmosphere of caring, it will require very little effort for us to rear caring youths. All we will need to do is sho... ...lf o ut recognize ourselves in one another; to understand that we are our brother's keeper; we are our sister's keeper; that… we are all tied togeth... ...balah or science will easily understand them. Therefore, if you’re just a little curious about why you are here, what life means, and what you can d...

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...rded his eldest offshoot, the Rev. Mark Robarts, the vicar of Framley. But little has been said, personally, as to our hero him- self, and perhaps it ... ...habby or smart. Such was Mark Robarts when at the age of twenty-five, or a little more, he married Fanny Monsell. The marriage was celebrated in his o... ...?’ ‘Exactly so, Mark. ’ ‘And what did you say about Sarah Thompson?’ ‘Very little as coming from myself: but I did hint that you thought, or that I th... ...nd you and Mr Robarts had better stay with us till Monday. He can have the little book-room all to himself on Sunday. The Merediths go on Monday; and ... .... As it was, however, she was all kindness; and when Mrs Robarts made some little excuse, saying that she was afraid she must return home in the eveni... ...rold Smith, though I doubt that; but I’m sure she’s not fond of Mr Smith’s brother. I don’t think she would stay at Chaldicotes. ’ ‘And the bishop wil... ...ion can boast none of the fine political at- tributes which grace its twin brother. It is decidedly Whig, and is almost governed in its politics by on... ...or the bishop was usually taken to Chaldicotes whenever Mrs Smith paid her brother a visit. Now Bishop Proudie was by no means a High Church dignitary... ...trimonies; a man whom mothers feared for their sons, and sisters for their brothers; and worse again, whom fa- thers had cause to fear for their daugh...

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...March 30, 1850 THE CUSTOM HOUSE INTRODUCTORY TO “THE SCARLET LETTER” I T IS A LITTLE remarkable, that — though disinclined to talk overmuch of my se... ... This, in fact — a desire to put myself in my true position as editor, or very little more, of the most prolix among the tales THE CUSTOM HOUSE 3 tha... ...eking a passport to the hospital. Nor must we forget the captains of the rusty little schooners that bring firewood from the British provinces; a rough... ...ognised, honoured reader, the same individual who welcomed you into his cheery little study, where the sunshine glimmered so pleasantly through the wi... ...ll portion of it must necessarily be akin to the mortal frame wherewith, for a little while, I walk the streets. In part, therefore, the attachment wh... ...se. The greater part of my officers were Whigs. It was well for their venerable brotherhood that the new Surveyor was not a politician, and though a fa... ...ld must diverge from one another — had sometimes made it questionable with his brother Democrats whether he was THE CUSTOM HOUSE 29 a friend. Now, af... ...and anguish “Hester Prynne,” said the clergyman, “I have striven with my young brother here, under whose preaching of the Word you have been privilege... ...f the sin, and not in the showing of it forth. What say you to it, once again, brother Dimmesdale? Must it be thou, or I, that shall deal with this po...

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...ough she was only just up after her confinement (she had an- other baby, a little girl, born at the end of the winter), though she had trouble and anx... ... I tell you not to?” said her mother. Chapter 3 When she went into Kitty’s little room, a pretty, pink little room, full of knick-knacks in vieux saxe... ...se I could help know- ing? I know all about it. And believe me, it’s of so little consequence.... We’ve all been through it.” Kitty did not speak, And... ... spite of countess Kidia Ivanovna’s influence, and she avoided it. Another little set with which Anna was in close rela- tions was the one by means of... ...t ease in that world that she went to see the Count- ess Lidia Ivanovna as little as possible. The third circle with which Anna had ties was preemi- n... ...er from Marya Nikolaevna telling him that his 44 Anna Karenina – Part Two brother Nikolay’s health was getting worse, but that he would not take advi... ...take advice, and in consequence of this letter Levin went to Moscow to his brother’s and succeeded in persuading him to see a doctor and to go to a wa... ... to go to a watering- place abroad. He succeeded so well in persuading his brother, and in lending him money for the journey with- out irritating him,... ... the time to be here from the Moscow train...Who could it be? What if it’s brother Nikolay? He did say: ‘Maybe I’ll go to the waters, or maybe I’ll co...

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.... It was a feather in my cap. Though these efforts of mine brought me very little money, 4 TheMagician they attracted not a little attention, and I m... ...deed, how I came to think of writing that particular novel at all. When, a little while ago, my publisher expressed a wish to reissue it, I felt that,... ...ine on. It was an immediate success. The result of this was that in a very little while other managers accepted the plays they had consistently refuse... ...eauty. The grass was scattered with the fallen leaves, but their wan decay little served to give a touch of nature to the artifice of all besides. The... ...ns, was transfigured. He no longer struck you merely as an insignifi cant little man with hollow cheeks and a thin grey beard; for the weariness of e... ... contemp tuous smile. He advanced and shook hands with Dr Porhoët. ‘Hail, brother wizard! I greet in you, if not a master, at least a student not unw... ...ning immediately his portentous flippancy. ‘I would be known rather as the Brother of the Shadow.’ ‘I should have thought you could be only a very dis... ...nsumed him, and when he kissed her it was with a restraint that was almost brotherly. Now their lips met. Forgetting that anyone else was in the room,... ... Haddo was known generally by the name he was pleased to give himself. The Brother of the Shadow; but most people used it in derision, for it contrast...

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...om thence unto Bethel: and as he was going up by the way, there came forth little chil dren out of the city, and mocked him, and said unto him, Go up... ...s is an holy man of God, which passeth by us continually. 10 Let us make a little chamber, I pray thee, on the wall; and let us set for him there a be... ...out by companies, and had brought away captive out of the land of Israel a little maid; and she waited on Naaman’s wife. 3 And she said unto her mistr... ...aying of the man of God: and his flesh came again like unto the flesh of a little child, and he was clean. 15 And he returned to the man of God, he an... ...his thing. 19 And he said unto him, Go in peace. So he departed from him a little way. 20 But Gehazi, the servant of Elisha the man of God, said, Beho... ...aptive to Babylon. 17 And the king of Babylon made Mattaniah his father’s brother king in his stead, and changed his name to Zedekiah. 18 Zedekiah wa...