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...coming over you. The hot blood-desire of by-gone yeomen, there in this old den where they had lusted and bred for so many generations. The silent hous... ...ild came! She did so want to luxuriate in a rich, physical satisfaction of maternity. But the man, what would he do? How could she provide for him, ho... ...izing sense of uncer- tainty. It had begun to pass off, in the lethargy of maternity. Now it returned, and she resented it. She struggled as usual to ... ... there were dark circles round his eyes. Isabel, rich with her approaching maternity, leaned looking into the fire. Her hair curled in odd, loose stra... ...f an iron pot. I can’t think where you’ve found your tongue, all of a sud- den,’ said Maggie, with caressive sharpness. ‘Ah’ve found it wheer I lost i... ... imagine, if it’s how she says. And you’ve come down on her a bit too sud- den-like.’ The landlady sobbed heart-brokenly. The man watched her large br... ...ling up with fear. The old woman, evidently a hard-used, rather down-trod- den workman’s wife, came in with two soup-plates. She glanced anxiously to ... ... inside him- self. He did not shudder at all, though his clothes were sod- den on him. ‘Why did you?’ she asked. ‘Because I didn’t want you to do such...

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...ted, she was told—”By the Sisters of Charity in the neigh- borhood —by the Maternity Society—by the parish priest, who took an interest in her.” “ ‘Th... ...whom I hope to keep on good terms. But I like my solitude too well to bur- den it with any loss of independence.’ “ ‘As you please,’ said I, and with ...

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...m in the pillory—in short, understand; threaten him with the ladies of the Maternity Hospital. Besides, he’s ambitious. A man succeeds through his wif... ...oing, monsieur,” replied Suzanne, “to Madame Granson, the treasurer of the Maternity Society, who, to my knowledge, has saved many a poor girl in my c... ...s,” said Suzanne, “a relation of Mademoiselle Cormon, the president of the Maternity Society. Saving your presence, the ladies of the town have create... ... she made her way along the rue du Bercail, it came into her head that the Maternity Society, presided over by Mademoi- selle Cormon, might be induced... ... a weapon put into the hands of this charitable lady, the treasurer of the Maternity Society! How she would gently and demurely spread the news while ... ...ked together, talking of the dear deceased, until they reached the forbid- den house, into which Mademoiselle Armande enticed Ma- dame du Bousquier by...

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...tles at all who passed; and my still greater good fortune just to escape a maternity case. See- ing that a fair proportion of the tragedy of our lives... ...me killed if I had refused. One does not protest against the vagaries of a den of wild beasts; and my companions were lower than any beasts. While I d... ...- eration—videlicet my boots—he would be willing to allow me to occupy the den next to his own, and would supply me with as much dried grass for beddi... ... the time), “I flatly refuse to give you my boots and shall take whichever den I please.” The stroke was a bold one, and I was glad when I saw that it... ...ight down- ward inclination, and being neatly shored with timbers. From my den, which faced the river-front, I was able to watch the waters of the Sut... ... sleep as best I might. The horrors of that night I shall never forget. My den was nearly as narrow as a coffin, and the sides had been worn smooth an...

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...y showed them what we were.” A flush of excitement crept into her cheeks. “Maternity,” she said, “has been our undoing.” From that she opened out into... ...in man is the male made the most impor- tant. And that happens through our maternity; it’s our very importance that degrades us. While we were minding... ... as inflammable litter that mustn’t be left about. We are the species, and maternity is our game; that’s all right, but nobody wants that admitted for... ...etty chintz drawing- room, which opened by French windows on the trim gar- den, with its croquet lawn, its tennis-net in the middle dis- tance, and it... ...throng—mine; of your looking at flowers in some old-world garden, our gar- den—there are splendid places to be got down in Surrey, and a little runabo... ...is how things are.” “ And the man stands as the master at the mouth of the den.” “As sentinel. You forget all the mass of training and tradi- tion and... ...rningside Park dawned for her. She got up early, and walked about the gar- den in the dewy June sunshine and revived her childhood. She was saying goo... ...ent into the drawing-room with Miss Stanley, and her father went up to his den for his pipe and pensive petrog- raphy. Later in the evening she heard ...

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...ffer. T o my mind, such deeds contain great lessons for the Family and for Maternity. We shall some day realize, perhaps too late, the effects produce... ... “That’s were I lost my missing arm!” he said. “Coloquinte, look after the den. I’m going up to see my nephew.” The two soldiers mounted to the fourth... ..., which seem the life, as it were, of sentiment, and to be as necessary to maternity as to love. Desroches, who came once a week to see the widow of h... ... pregnant, and who came upon him suddenly while stealing fruit in her gar- den. Threatened with the guillotine by Gilet, who doubtless wanted to get r... ... the uncle and took him out into the courtyard and from thence to the gar- den; leaving the Rabouilleuse at the table with Fanchette and Jean-Jacques,... ...queen he had widowed. The meaning of it is that personal calculation, hid- den under sentiment, has a powerful influence on the heart, and is able to ...

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...the charm about it peculiar to a lonely house surrounded by water and hid- den away behind the heads of a few trees that love to grow by the water-sid... ...andant. 33 Balzac They went through the dining-room, and reached the gar- den by way of a sort of vestibule at the foot of the staircase between the ... ...flight of stone steps which adorned the garden side of the house. The gar- den itself was divided into four large squares of equal size by two paths t... ...ife, who became very necessary to me, for I lost a great deal of time over maternity cases. The stubbed wastes yielded excellent harvests, and the sup... ..., and then all at once the whole landscape grew dark and dreary. That sud- den change was like the change in my own life at this time. I received from... ...nestas, break- ing in upon the doctor, and springing to his feet with sud- den energy, a change of position that seemed to be prompted by inward dissa...

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...the hill- side; or, on some insulated promontory, a mined castle, once the den of a robber chieftain, who was accustomed to dash down from his command... ... ture of the Divine than just enough to spoil them as repre- sentations of maternity and childhood, with which everybody’s heart might have something ... ... Kenyon’s studio. But neither was the studio anything better than a dismal den, with its marble shapes shivering around the walls, cold as the snow im...

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...and then, as if ashamed of having said too much, she ran out into the gar- den. “Then I shall break the mould and the model as soon as I go home,” sai... ...loor of a modern house in the Rue Vanneau, between a fore-court and a gar- den, was redolent of respectability. All its luxury was in good chintz hang... ... a mother—that miracle of nature which Raphael so perfectly understood—the maternity of the brain, in short, which is so difficult to develop, is lost... ... of course!” “Hortense!” cried Steinbock, starting to his feet with a sud- den and theatrical emphasis. “You would not have had the 216 Cousin Betty ...

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...oman as an appendage to man, limiting her sphere to the physical duties of maternity; demanding perfection in that respect, but re- garding her mental... ...xperts, who had compared the hoof-prints with the shoes on the horses rid- den by the five prisoners and found them absolutely alike, confirmed their ...

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...la Pepiniere, is one of these creations, and stands between court and gar- den. On the right, in the court, are the kitchens and offices; to the left ... ...man I loved was the mainspring of all I did. I have known the pleasures of maternity in my love. I accepted life thus. Like the paupers who live along...

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...co, you are a fellow of a tremendous composi- tion. A goose walking into a den of foxes is alone to be com- pared to you,—if ever such goose was! How ... ...been our Italian error to imagine a positive blood relationship—not to say maternity itself—existing between intentions and deeds. Nothing of the sort... ...eaking was useless. Before Carlo parted from Luciano, he told him the bur- den of the whisper, which had confirmed what he had heard on the Piazzi d’A... ... one of his spirited choruses; a chorus of villagers, who sing to the bur- den that Happiness, the aim of all humanity, has promised to visit the eart... ...an tended them in the same unswerving silence, and at whiles that adorable maternity of aspect. Wilfrid was touched by commiseration for her. He was t... ... between V enice and Milan there was this unutterable devastation,—so sud- den a change, so complete a reversal of the shield, that the Lombards were ... ...n her imagi- nation the image of Vittoria struggling to preserve this bur- den of motherhood against a tragic mischance, completely humiliated and ove...

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...a vague sense of pon- derous remembrances; a perception of such weight and den- sity in a bygone life, of which this spot was the centre, that the pre... ...ief ornaments, though Italy produced them all. In a word, the Pincian gar- den is one of the things that reconcile the stranger (since he fully apprec... ...n his mind. The very ghosts of that massive and stately epoch have so much den- sity that the actual people of to-day seem the thinner of the two, and... ...the hill- side; or, on some insulated promontory, a mined castle, once the den of a robber chieftain, who was accustomed to dash down from his command... ... ture of the Divine than just enough to spoil them as repre- sentations of maternity and childhood, with which everybody’s heart might have something ... ... Kenyon’s studio. But neither was the studio anything better than a dismal den, with its 288 The Marble Fawn marble shapes shivering around the walls...

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... women, a contented company, whose talk is always worth hearing, were sod- den hags; the red, yellow, and blue flowers, whose heads were pressed toget... ...y. “The conditions are so much changed since I was a young woman.” “Surely maternity does not change,” said Mrs. Elliot. “In some ways we can learn a ... ...inued. She included them all in her forecast, she included them all in her maternity, although the party comprised William Pepper and Miss Allan, both... ...“Still, it’s the kind of book people call very clever,” Miss Allan added. “Maternity—by Michael Jessop—I presume,” Mr. Elliot put in, for he could nev...

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... the failure of the hopes she had set upon her idol, she had too much real maternity in her feeling for 12 The Lesser Bourgeoisie him to let herself ... ...pant,—the mayor. This vast building, standing between a courtyard and gar- den, is noticeable as a specimen of the style, both noble and 81 Balzac el... ...” cried Dutocq. Just then Colleville and la Peyrade returned from the gar- den the very best friends in the world. “Messieurs,” said Brigitte, “the so... ...by the little week.” The frogged frock-coat will have prepared you for the den in which this convicted stock-broker carried on his present business. T... ... francs. The “lender by the little week” was thus in perfect safety in his den, where he could even, if necessity came, appeal to the law. On certain ... ...utocq. Accordingly, Theodose went, between seven and eight o’clock, to the den of the “banker of the poor,” whom Dutocq had notified of his coming. Ce...

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...d at first most like a clue to White. Benham’s erratic movements, his sud- den impulses, his angers, his unaccountable patiences, his journeys to stra... ...hat right had he now to back out of their common adventure? He felt a sud- den wild impulse to marry Mrs. Skelmersdale, in a mood between remorse and ... ...other’s face, he could hear her voice saying, “And so because of this sud- den infatuation for a swindler’s daughter, a girl who runs about the roads ... ...termination not to think of this, not to admit it to his mind. And forbid- den to come into his presence in its proper form, this con- flict of intell... ...ton, and there he found her in- stalled in the utmost dignity of expectant maternity. Like many other people he had been a little disposed to regard t...

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...e is nothing charming nor winning about them; at the best a full, prolific maternity, at the worst a yellow poi- sonous bitterness of the flesh that i... ...esh to some conscious or social pur- pose, is overthrown. The woman in her maternity is the law- giver, the supreme authority. The authority of the ma...

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...8 The Vicar of Tours envy of Chapeloud’s apartment became a monomania hid- den within his breast. T o live there, to sleep in that bed with the silk c... ...laws in their bosom is the noblest of passions; it is, as one may say, the maternity of the masses; to give birth to new peoples, to produce new ideas...

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...e Sauviat had the hips and bosom of a woman made by Nature ex- pressly for maternity. If this strong girl were not earlier married, the fault must be ... ...hand—was it divine or devilish?—raised the veil which, till then, had hid- den nature from her. The Little Virgin still existing in the beautiful youn... ...s gentle, and she continued to live on, hoping always for the happiness of maternity. “Did you notice Madame Graslin this morning?” the women would sa... ...hical map, while the thatched roof, blooming like a flower-gar- 75 Balzac den, seemed to be giving way beneath the weight of stone- crop. After beggi... ... terrace a box hedge, cut into geometric figures, enclosed a pleasure gar- den surrounding the parsonage, above which the rock rose like a white wall ... ...d the 79 Balzac Abbe de Rastignac to judge of the narrowness of that gar- den, which was closed at the back by a wall cut in the white and friable st... ...urn they were never able to discover where the brother and sister had hid- den themselves. Denise and Louis went to the upper town cautiously, about f...

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...ome, To do what I please with, To do what I please with, My den for me and my mate and my cubs, My own! She was close in her husba... ...a loft which Cy Bogart and Earl Haydock, young brother of Harry, used as a den, for smoking, hiding from whippings, and planning secret societies. The... ...ck would come calling. “If a girl really kissed him, he’d creep out of his den and be human. If Will were as literate as Guy, or Guy were as executive... ...given than to Mrs. Will Kennicott on whose capable shoulders fell the bur- den of directing. “So kindly,” Carol mused, “so well meant, so neigh- borly... ... lack of friendliness, to the wind, the rain, and the immodesty of Carol’s maternity gowns. They were strong and endur- ing; for an hour at a time the... ... studying this typical center of a typical Main Street block, a vista hid- den from casual strollers. The backs of the chief estab- lishments in town ...

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... on each side, one looking down upon the court-yard, the other on the gar- den. These windows, rising almost to the level of the roof, have slender, d... ... the value of independence, and was conscious of disgust for the duties of maternity. It is necessary to give these details to explain the anomalies p... ... the suppleness nor the soft abandonment of those whom Nature destines for maternity; their gait is not broken by fal- tering motions. This observatio... ...m here,” he said. Mademoiselle des T ouches showed the utmost fear; a sud- den flush colored her impassible face with tints of fire. Dur- ing this str... ...t child she reappears in the world embellished and charming. This phase of maternity, while it rejuvenates the women of a certain age, gives to young ... ...s enough. While his wife continued in her home and fulfilled the duties of maternity, Rochefide enjoyed this im- mense fortune; but he did not spend i... ... rained. When the Heir was complimented on his apartment, he called it his den. The provincial took care not to say that Grindot, the architect, had b... ...d he finds in Madame Schontz a mother who is all the more a mother because maternity is, as you know, a passion with women of that sort. Du Guenic wou...

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...yperbole which alone can fully express her im- 6 Modeste Mignon passioned maternity. “How handsome he is, that son of mine!” she says to her little f... ...suous; the waist, which was supple and yet not fragile, had no terrors for maternity, like those of girls who seek beauty by the fatal pressure of a c... ... to her child? Well, the detractors of ge- nius do not perceive its fecund maternity, that is all. The life of a poet is so perpetual a sacrifice that... ...tood. I saw clearly how the roses in my garden had long adored me and bid- den me love; they lifted their heads and smiled as I came back from church... ...She accompanied her father and Dumay to the carriage stationed at the gar- den-gate, and said to Desplein at parting, her eyes shining with hope,— “An... ... of a spy, looked at Monsieur Mignon, expecting to see him flush with sud- den and violent indignation. “A little more, young lady, and you will be wa...

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...r good or evil of Mr Slope. He had come to tell her that the place of war- den in Hiram’s hospital was again to be filled up, and that in all probabil... ...rming Mrs Proudie, and he resolved at last to brave the lioness in her own den and tell her that circumstances were such that it behoved him to reappo... ...e her widow’s weeds, and therefore had about her that air of grave and sad maternity which is the lot of recent widows. This opened the soft heart of ... ...ot slips of trees out of the orchard, and roots of flowers out of the gar- den; and had the fishing of the little river altogether in his own hands. H... ...t still at all, but kept walking from room to room, then out into the gar- den, then down the avenue into the road, and then back again to his wife. S...

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...ment arising, and it will grow, against connubial jealousy, against fierce maternity, against passion of all sorts; unnecessary things now, and things... ... tangle of bushes. I ran round it furiously, as if the thing might be hid- den in a corner, and then stopped abruptly, with my hands clutching my hair...

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...d been given asparagus two months before it was ready in the vicarage gar- den. Now all he had anticipated was come to pass: the Vicar felt the satisf... ...r, Miss Graves, who kept house for him, gave up her sec- retaryship of the Maternity Club, which provided the pregnant poor with flannel, baby linen, ... ...! Club-footed block- head!” That relieved him a little. He saw Philip red- den suddenly . He told him to fetch the Black Book. Philip put down his Cae... ...et, withered cheeks. She sobbed bitterly , and he seemed to feel on a sud- den the pity of that wasted life. She had never surrendered herself before ... ... the cloak which had fallen from his shoulders, seemed an intolerable bur- den of which he had been eased. The religious exercises which for so many y... ...?” said Miss Wilkinson, when they were sauntering through the kitchen gar- den. “She says I mustn’t flirt with you.” “Have you been flirting with me? ...

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...it of Black Fell, sometimes like the mere grass top of a hill, sometimes (and this is her own expression) like a precious jewel in the heavens. On suc... ...e recalled his mother, and ground his forehead in the earth. He thought of flight, and where was he to flee to? of other lives, but was there any life... ...eep-breasted, robust- loined, her golden hair not yet mingled with any trace of silver, the years had but caressed and embellished her. By the lines o... ...red at its beauty; an essential beauty of the old earth it seemed to him, not resident in particulars but breath- ing to him from the whole. He surpri...

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...th the infant at her bosom, an object to remind him of the image of Divine Maternity , which so many illustrious painters have vied with one another t... ...The days of the far off future would toil onward, still with the same bur den for her to take up, and bear along with her, but never to fling down; f... ...rth, but had since begun to be soothed away by the softening influences of maternity. At home, within and around her mother’s cottage, Pearl wanted no... ..., it was cause enough that the world was not worthy to be any longer trod den by his feet. He himself, on the other hand, with charac teristic humil... ...inister might stand there, if it so pleased him, until morning should red den in the east, without other risk than that the dank and 118 The Scarlet... ...ps and thresh olds with the early grass springing up about them; the gar den plots, black with freshly turned earth; the wheel track, little worn, a...

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...ademoiselle Caroline, “he has opened the faucet of the reservoir; the gar- den is inundated!” Then there was a general excitement. The fact was that m... ...of the mass. My elder brother appeared to absorb the trifling sentiment of maternity which was in her nature. She stabbed us constantly with her sharp... ...hable young woman made miserable beside him and doomed to the an- guish of maternity without its joys—this uprising of his former into his present lif... ...Do not add to my sufferings; you do not know them all; those that are hid- den are the worst to bear. If you were a woman you would know the melanchol... ...ses. A last ray of sunlight was leaving the roofs, the flowers in the gar- den perfumed the air, the bells of the cattle returning to their stalls sou...

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...s as Mr. Such-an-one.) After lunch Lady Conant talked to her explicitly of maternity as that is achieved in cottages and farm-houses remote from aid, ... ... affliction—just a working-sister. My heart bled for you beneath your bur- den.” The Wax-moth caressed Melissa with her soft feelers and laid another ... ...Governor. “Ye will see when the man comes. O sheikhs and men, have we rid- den together and walked puppies together, and bought and sold barley for th... ...rred to breakfast in the south verandah. The forenoon we spent in the gar- den, pretending to play games that come out of boxes, such as croquet and c...

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...ks come clattering and jingling? How about winter, old boy?” 11 Melville “Den dis poor old darkie shakes werry bad, I tell you, sar. Oh sar, oh! don’... ...some sort of black Jeremy Diddler.” “No confidence in dis poor ole darkie, den?” “Before giving you our confidence,” said a third, “we will wait the r... ...rl, walking in moccasins, not improbably his child, but evidently of alien maternity, per- haps Creole, or even Camanche. Her eye would have been larg... ...fidence-Man indeed; but I, for my part, would rather be the pieman’s trod- den slipper on the ground. Talking of piemen, humble-pie before proud-cake ... ... friends nigh Primrose-hill, and you putting up at the Piazza, Covent Gar- den—Piazza, Covent Garden; for tell me—since you will not be a disciple to ... ...ke ever to their trepidations now, like the voice calling through the gar- den. Waiting until dead of night, the whites swam the river, towing after t...

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...et, and telling the young nobleman that in his new position he was forbid- den by the rules of the supreme court, and also by his respect for law, to ... ... this nature. Madame Minoret, whose heart had no other tender feeling than maternity, became insane after the burial of her son, and was taken by her ...

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... of the Gods V V V V V There is, it seems, an upward limit to the pride of maternity, and this in the case of Mrs. Redwood was reached when her offspr... ...ts, the larger houses of the petty great, flower-grown railway banks, gar- den-set stations, and all the little things of the vanished nine- teenth ce...

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...e of his complexion the blood might be seen retreating as though some sud- den pang drove it back to the heart. During this time, Dantes, at the oppos... ...t admitted of no appeal, beginning, as a matter of course, with the Lions’ Den, and finishing with Caesar’s “Podium,”), to escape a jargon and mechani... ...ic ruin. Franz had remained for nearly a quarter of an hour perfectly hid- den by the shadow of the vast column at whose base he had found a resting-p... ...en, pre- venting my escape by this means, I examined the grounds. The gar- den was long and narrow; a stretch of smooth turf extended down the middle,... ...eans of preserving a son to his mother, for they say that the sentiment of maternity is the most holy of all; and the good fortune which occurred to m... ...f it a profitable speculation. He had reserved the house and half the gar- den, and building a wall between the garden and the workshops, had let them...

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...sting about in her mind for some method of escape, or bright spot, or sud- den illumination which should show to the satisfaction of everybody that al... ...g, she showed both gentleness and strength, an indefinable promise of soft maternity blend- ing with her evident fitness for honest labor. Neverthe- l... ...ompanionship, and a tear actually slid down her cheek, accompanying a sud- den conviction within her that she loved Ralph, and that he didn’t love her...

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... glazed silk. Chemist Charles will himself ascend, from the Tuileries Gar- den; Montgolfier solemnly cutting the cord. By Heaven, he also mounts, he a... ...ment shall have both seen its enemy hurled prostrate, and been itself rid- den to foundering (say rather, jugulated for hide and shoes), and lie dead ... ...ir Eleven, with other military victims:—to supper in the Palais Royal Gar- den; to board, and lodging ‘in campbeds, in the Theatre des Varietes;’ othe... ...astille Archives; from what of them remain unburnt. The Key of that Robber-Den shall cross the Atlantic; shall lie on Washington’s hall-table. The gre... ... the female head, and might explode. In squalid garret, on Monday morning, Maternity awakes, to hear children weeping for bread. Maternity must forth ... ... to the herb-markets and Bakers’— queues; meets there with hunger-stricken Maternity, sym- pathetic, exasperative. O we unhappy women! But, instead of... ...nerous Diomedes’ steeds, according to Weber, disdained such scoundrel-bur- den; and, flinging up their royal heels, did soon project most of it, in pa...

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...astille Archives; from what of them remain unburnt. The Key of that Robber-Den shall cross the Atlantic; shall lie on Washington’s hall-table. The gre... ... Marat was seized; Printers of Patriotic Journals are fettered and forbid- den; the very Hawkers cannot cry, till they get license, and leaden badges.... ...he female head, and might ex- plode. In squalid garret, on Monday morning, Maternity awakes, to hear children weeping for bread. Maternity must forth ... ..., to the herb-markets and Bakers’—queues; meets there with hunger-stricken Maternity, sympathetic, exasperative. O we unhappy women! But, instead of B... ...ew uniform De- partments, Eighty-three in number;—whereby, as in some sud- den shifting of the Earth’s axis, no mortal knows his new lati- tude at onc... ...k grows not so); and, the next night, it may lie felled, horizontal, trod- den into common mud.—But remark, at least, how natural to any agitated Nati... ...ght, amid the yellow cornfields in these Reaper- Months,—is inwardly but a den of discord, anxiety, inflamma- bility, not far from exploding. Let Boui...

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...g to a husband.’ Chillon’s words whispered of the means of escape from the den of her uncle. But who would marry me! she thought. An unreproved sensat... ...quiet sweetness, was explained; apart from other reasons, feminine or hid- den, which might exist. Only a Welsh girl would be so quick and all in it, ... ...cool as a loyal wife could wish him to be, admiring perforce. Marriage and maternity withdrew nothing—added to the fair young woman’s bloom. She had g... ...ntirely at her ease and unhurried. These women get aid from their pride of maternity. And when they can boast a parson behind them, they are indecorou...

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...ve them retain their positions regardless of the check to their efficiency maternity entails. This is a curiously indirect way towards what one might ... ...he Continent against the marriage of people unable to support a family. In Den- mark there seem to be very severe laws impeding the marriage of those ...

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...fourteen months hence? You ought not to deprive her of the benefits of her maternity.” “Mathias,” cried Paul, in deep distress, “there are two sorts o... ...not? Madame Evangelista was strong and healthy; she had nothing to fear in maternity. Y ou will tell me, perhaps, that these are the old-fashioned not...

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...ature — the nature that is developed in earth and sky, was, in one sense, hid den from me; and all the imaginative delight wherewith it had been spir... ...d with the infant at her bosom, an object to remind him of the image of Divine Maternity, which so many illustrious painters have vied with one anothe... ...’s birth, but had since begun to be soothed away by the softening influences of maternity. At home, within and around her mother’s cottage, Pearl wante...

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...ound a coop of chickens. Tormented by inexpressible terror, I flung a sud- den clairvoyant glance round me, and feeling quite sure that I was seen by ... ...s struggles, the voice that cries, ‘Courage! Go forward!’ in spite of sud- den revelations of my own strength in my solitude; in spite of the hopes th... ...d graceful appearance, and may perhaps wish to avoid the disfigurements of maternity. Is not this one of your strongest reasons for refusing a too imp... ...g it really is, of course, but so vividly and picturesquely; it was like a den where a brigand has heaped up all the plunder in which he delights. Som... ...e flew upon it, crumpled it up into a ball, and threw it out into the gar- den; the kitten sprang after the rotating object, which spun 176 The Magic... ...e to face with an inconceivable fact. He had readily believed in some hid- den flaw in Spieghalter’s apparatus; he had not been sur- prised by the inc...

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...enge to every- body else. If one man can grow absorbed in delving his gar- den, others may grow absorbed and happy over something else. Not to be upsi... ... that it should be looked upon as ridiculous or shameful. No one speaks of maternity with his tongue in his cheek; and Whitman made a bold push to set... ...urished portly bodies upon cakes and cream! Here they all lie, to be trod- den in the mud; the large estate and the small, sounding virtue and adroit ... ...nnikin clinked, not caring who should pay; and from supping in the wolves’ den, there is but a step to hunting with the pack. And here, as I am on the... ... that horrible monster Jezebel of England; and after having predicted sud- den destruction to her rule and to the rule of all crowned women, and warne...