Full Text Search Details
...ho had been summer travellers spoke together in cafes of Will o’ the Mill and his rough philosophy. Many and many an invitation, you may be sure, he h... ... have brought my heart into my mouth; and now you do not even tempt me. But that is the object of long living, that man should cease to care about lif... ...ny, ‘You can give, as usual, a clear account of how you came into the possession of the object?’ he continued. ‘Still your uncle’s cabinet? A remarkab... ...’ The dealer, while he thus ran on in his dry and biting voice, had stooped to take the object from its place; and, as he had done so, a shock had pas... ...use. It may be credulous, but I will do nothing to com- mit myself to evil.’ ‘I have no objection to a death-bed repentance,’ observed the visitant. ‘... ...hat to attract the fancy of a dashing officer.’ ‘And yet you say they are high-born,’ I objected. ‘Well, as to that, I should distinguish,’ returned t... ... ‘Little boy, little boy,’ said Dr. Desprez, ‘I told you al- ready you had the vices of philosophy; if you display the virtues also, I must go. I am a... ...he had aired quite as many theories, but of a different order, at- tributed his present philosophy to the study of Anastasie. It was her brute enjoyme... ...the man is himself no longer. I have passionately studied myself – the true business of philosophy. I know my character as the musi- cian knows the ve...

Full Text Search Details
...th cheerful alacrity. “I’ll run down an’ tyke a look over my kit, if you’ve no objections, sir, to wearin’ my things.” He dived out of the galley door... ... and being swept along I knew not where. Several times I collided against hard objects, once striking my right knee a terrible blow. Then the flood see... ...ut he was a long time regaining his former position, where he hung, a pitiable object. “I’ll bet he has no appetite for supper,” I heard Wolf Larsen’s... ...kness, I suppose. Some men are subject to it, and others are not.” “Not so,” I objected. “Just so,” he went on. “The earth is as full of brutality as ... ...re of possessing it.” 52 The Sea Wolf “But you wrong me by withholding it,” I objected. “Not at all. One man cannot wrong another man. He can only wr... ..., he had me read it over a second time, and a third. We fell into discussion — philosophy, science, evolu tion, religion. He betrayed the inaccuracie... ...ther times I seriously contemplated suicide, and the whole force of my hopeful philosophy was required to keep me from going over the side in the dark... ...an instant’s irritability, and quite at variance with the Persian’s complacent philosophy and genial code of life: — “What, without asking, hither hur... ...d. I laughed bitterly to myself, and seemed to find in Wolf Larsen’s forbidding philosophy a more adequate explanation of life than I found in my own. ...

Full Text Search Details
...dress for themselves or others. He saw the glimmerings of something like a philosophy in the even tenor of their per- petual round, in the calm of the... ...ied no reason at all that could bring M. de Nueil to her house, she saw no objection to his visit— after some prudent inquiries as to his family and c... ...head was bowed, her hands hung listlessly, her eyes gazing fixedly at some object which she did not seem to see. Her whole attitude spoke of hopeless ... ...ust either die or take refuge in a material- istic, selfish, and heartless philosophy, from which impas- sioned souls shrink in horror. AS FOR MME. DE...

Full Text Search Details
...w,” said I, “they are just the three things that I would rather die than set my hand to. It shall be pub- lished as it stands.” “But it’s so bald,” ob... ...that fall to be made upon our escape, how providen- tially our steps were conducted to the very end. What a hu- miliation to the dignity of man! My ph... ...the scaffold like a gentleman!” This he said ranting like an actor; and then sat biting his fingers and star- ing on the ground, a most unchristian ob... ...blades that went habitually armed, I could never bring myself to meddle willingly. Indeed, by what proved in the sequel an unhappy chance, I was an ob... ...shog. Watch for us at dinner.” At dinner accordingly Mr. Henry proposed some very pub- lic appearance for the Master; and my lord, as he had hoped, ob... ...cried. And with that he ran to the window, opened it, and looked abroad. “It might be spied from the road.” “Where none goes by at such an hour,” I ob...

Excerpt Details
...has a man’s mask taped on his bottom which faces the spectators and “talks” like this; • On a cross is crucified a book, or a lamb, or a pork, other object (crucified with the legs up) [which should symbolize something]; • On stage, place some cosmic objects (for example make visible a part of the Earth, or a Lunar Base, …); • Theatre for deaf and mute people (with thei...

Full Text Search Details
...h out and touch the girl’s ragged cloak, she gasped as the other girl took an object from a seller’s cart. The merchant, too engrossed in convincin... ...l no heed. At Aislinn’s sound of surprise, the other girl slipped the stolen object beneath her cloak and looked sharply at Aislinn, her scowl show... ...r. Aislinn was a small child, nearly eight, but her determination was not an object to mock or ridicule. Aislinn held her head up high and strolled... ...ugh.” He glanced at the king whom nodded. “As long as King Patrick does not object, I’m willing to train you both.” “Thank you, your Grace,” Aisli... ...prior to dinner as your writing needs more work.” Aislinn opened her mouth to object when she caught Geoffrey’s eye. He shook his head and Aislinn ... ...n’t a bard. You’re training to be a knight. Leave the poems to them and the philosophy to the monks.” Geoffrey managed a laugh but he remained s... ... about that yesterday. He was deeply wounded that you didn’t like his poetic philosophy.” His tone was teasing, but he was right. Aislinn knew it....

Full Text Search Details
...m like Aldebaran among the lesser lights of his constellation. That signal object was the “Handsome Sailor” of the less prosaic time alike of the mili... ...st every other man. Wholly there to avoid even the sight of an aggravating object one must needs give it Jonah’s toss or jump over- board himself. Ima... ...are aware that I am the adherent of no organized religion much less of any philosophy built into a system. Well, for all that, I think that to try and... ... for their lunacy is not continuous but occasional, evoked by some special object; it is probably secretive, which is as much to say it is self-contai... ...rried whisper now growing husky, “see here”; and the man held up two small objects faintly twinkling in the nightlight; “see, they are yours, Billy, i... ...What could it mean? And could they really be guineas, those two glittering objects the interloper had held up to his eyes? Where could the fellow get ...

Full Text Search Details
...ce of boyish incredulity; there, a few years afterwards, David Hume ruined Philosophy and Faith, an undisturbed and well- reputed citizen; and thither... ... as you can fancy for a superior race, if you could take clear note of the objects of vision, not only a few yards, but a few miles from where you sta... ...eclamatory and controversial eloquence. Day by day, one new villa, one new object of offence, is added to another; all around Newington and Morningsid... ...hed range of columns, ‘the Modern Ruin’ as it has been called, an imposing object from far and near, and giv- ing Edinburgh, even from the sea, that f... ... The reverberation of the snow increases the pale daylight, and brings all objects nearer the eye. The Pentlands are smooth and glittering, with here ...

Full Text Search Details
... permissionaire brings with him invariably a considerable weight of broken objects, bits of shell, cartridge clips, hel- mets; it is a peripatetic mus... ...h either hostility or humanity. Germany for them is mani- festly merely an objectionable Thing. It is not a nation, not a people, but a nuisance. One ... ...the old problem of the irresistible force in conflict with the immov- able object. And the outcome has been the biggest military mine in all history. ... ...amouflage is merely to conceal. T rees are brought up and planted near the object to be hidden, it is painted in the same tones as its background, it ... ...IST AND CIFIST AND CIFIST AND CIFIST AND THE THE THE THE THE CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECT CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECT CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECT CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECT CONSC... ... sought some finer exercise for his exceptional quality. He pursued art or philosophy or literature upon their more esoteric lev- els, and realised mo...

Full Text Search Details
...e loose—eh? But the doctor, an observant Scotsman with much shrewdness and philosophy in his char- acter, told me that it was a very curious case of p... ...onnected, and unpreju- diced, his collection is pretty complete, including objects (or should I say subjects?) whose value is un- appreciated by the v... ...ad been left alone with our Lady Ama- teur I informed her guardedly of the object of my visit. I hinted at our suspicions. I wanted to hear what she w... ...ades personating the police. A conspiracy within a conspiracy. You see the object of it, of course. When apparently about to be arrested I hoped the i... ...smash- ing something as likely as not. I give you my word that some of the objects I’ve had for engine-drivers couldn’t tell the boiler from the funne... ...go out to fight; you are under arrest, you 147 Joseph Conrad lunatic!” he objected, with angry scorn. “There’s the garden: it’s big enough to lay out...

Full Text Search Details
...ourse stories and meanings without end. Incontestably she grew to think that the men cut the best figure; and in this particular, as in many others, s... ... women, on the whole, who were after the men than the men who were after the women: it was literally visible that the general attitude of the one sex ... ...rs. There was a fascination in the idea of seeing if, on a mention of Cap- tain Everard, he wouldn’t do what she thought he might; wouldn’t weigh agai... ... with Park Chambers and reflected as she looked up at their luxurious front that they of course would supply the ideal setting for the ideal speech. T... ...centra- tion, in turn, may be described as the effect of the ap- prehension of imminent relief. It was nineteen days, counted and checked off, since s... ...t alone—not that she cared; it was not the great world, the world of Cocker’s and Ladle’s and Thrupp’s, but it offered an endless field to his facul- ... ... of a change in himself as to which she needed no more explanation than his mere face vividly gave her; strange though it was to find an element of de...

Full Text Search Details
...issue raised. Then I fell into a long and abstruse calculation with my landlord; having for object to compare the distance driven by him during eight ... ...ngular bight of shelter where to set his chair and finish a pipe with comfort. There is one objection to this device; for, as the post stands in the m... ... the ground of science to-morrow. From the mind of childhood there is more history and more philosophy to be fished up than from all the printed volum... ...ood; its sweep of waters increases the scale of the scenery and the distance of one notable object from another; and a lively burn gives us, in the sp... ...red feet of it upheaved against a hill and shining in the afternoon sun, he will find it an object so changeful and enlivening that he can always plea...

Full Text Search Details
...vague anticipation that, after all, in some way so strange and glorious an object must have significance, could not possibly be a matter of absolute i... ...their choice of that word is exhaustively eloquent of the quality of their philosophy. But, if you can master these alien ideas upon which the old sys... ..., but what we thought, a thousand short-sighted con- siderations, dignity, objective discipline, discretion, a hun- dred kindred aspects of shabbiness... ...ay what one feels— but I don’t want him to go away like that.” “But then,” objected Verrall, “how—?” “No,” said Nettie, and swept her half-arranged ca...

Description Details
...tion of the real world. Out of this need arose the system of Neutrosophy, and its connected logic, Neutrosophic Logic. Neutrosophy is a new branch of philosophy that studies the origin, nature and scope of neutralities, as well as their interactions with different ideational spectra. This was introduced by one of the authors, Florentin Smarandache. A few of the mentionable...

Full Text Search Details
...d its connected logic, Neutrosophic Logic. Neutrosophy is a new branch of philosophy that studies the origin, nature and scope of neutralities, as w... ...osite <Anti-A>, there is a continuum-power spectrum of Neutralities. This philosophy forms the basis of Neutrosophic logic. Neutrosophic logic g... ...erhaps the strength of a political sentiment, historical trend or military objective. FCMs are used to model several types of problems varying fro... ...values defined above */ }/* init() */ public boolean action(Event evt, Object arg) { String label = (String)arg; if(evt.target instanceof Butto... ...oodstrat offers an intuitive and effective strategic planning support with object- oriented expert systems elements and a hyperknowledge user interfac... ...nowledge representation techniques as causal models, production rules and object hierarchies and it is used to perform more demanding procedures suc... ...lly, the business perspective considers issues such as business strategic objectives and business processes objectives; consistency with strategic go... ... USA. He published over 60 books and 80 papers and notes in mathematics, philosophy, literature, rebus. In mathematics his research papers are in n... ... of the real world. Out of this need arose the system of Neutrosophy (the philosophy of neutralities, introduced by FLORENTIN SMARANDACHE), and its ...

Full Text Search Details
...tiable curiosity driving him to devour books galore on history and science, philosophy and war, to ask all he encounters, whether workmen in the road... ...ands, for physios like him certainly don't grow on trees, and distance is no object when all else has been tried. Anything, anything, anything can be ...

Full Text Search Details
...tate. It was only when I got thus close to it that the strangeness of this object was at all evident to me. At the first glance it was really no more ... ...t in which they lay. And then, with a renewed horror, I saw a round, black object bobbing up and down on the edge of the pit. It was the head of the s... ...s the head of the shopman who had fallen in, but showing as a little black object against the hot western sun. Now he got his shoulder and knee up, an... ...mon. Forth- with the hissing and humming ceased, and the black, dome- like object sank slowly out of sight into the pit. All this had happened with su... ...onductivity. This intense heat they project in a parallel beam against any object they choose, by means of a polished parabolic mirror of unknown comp... ...shall certainly provoke criticism. My particular prov- ince is speculative philosophy. My knowledge of compara- tive physiology is confined to a book ...

Full Text Search Details
...ensical in it. Mrs. Culling promised him demurely that she would lis- ten, objecting nothing to his plan, only to his French. ‘Messieurs de la Garde F... ..., that survives a genera- tion, is as effective as genius in producing the object it con- ceives; and through marriages and conflicts, the seizure of ... ...ourteen he was despatched to sea. He went unwillingly; not so much from an objection to a naval life as from a wish, incomprehensible to grown men and... ...eagle and hare, though it was a case of a bird of prey interfering with an object of the chase. Nevil wrote home most entreatingly and imperatively, l... ...hough V enice had no happy place in her recollections, and he withheld his objections to her going. For him, the fields forbade it. He sent hearty mes... ...p deceived Miss Denham too, and himself, by saying, as if he cherished the philosophy of de- feat, besides the resolution to fight on: ‘It’s only a sk... ...r good girl—the best of girls! if you hadn’t a little spoilt her with your philosophy of the two sides of the case.’ ‘I’ve not given her the brains.’ ... ...ting on our becoming a nation of artists, and authori- ties in science and philosophy, by the time our coalfields and material wealth are exhausted. T...

Full Text Search Details
...laves: To love, to wealth, to pomp, I pine and die; With all these living in philosophy. BIRON: I can but say their protestation over; So much, dear ... ... spent an hour’s talk withal: His eye begets occasion for his wit; For every object that the one doth catch The other turns to a mirth moving jest, Wh... ...mple, simple; a foolish extravagant spirit, full of forms, figures, shapes, objects, ideas, apprehensions, motions, revolutions: these are begot in t... ...abits and of forms, Varying in subjects as the eye doth roll To every varied object in his glance: Which parti coated presence of loose love Put on by...

Full Text Search Details
...ittle cut-glass bottles and a brush upon it. There was also a queer little object, horse-shoe shape it felt, with smooth, hard projections, lying in a... ...n some pas- sages there are indications that he was also occupied with the philosophy of mathematics. I take it he has transferred the whole of his me... ...d bodies. But how such a change may be possible is without the range of my philosophy. I have been a materialist for all my thinking life, but here, s... ...twenty yards of his rudder. And in its agony it threw up a number of large objects, which the Prince, dimly perceiv- ing they were strange and importa... ... sun- light, and glistened pinkish-white. The tide was right out, and this object was not only far below him, but remote across a broad waste of rock ... ...As he had nothing better to do than amuse himself, he decided to make this object, whatever it was, the goal of his afternoon walk, instead of Ladram ... ...ysterious movement. At the foot of the cliff he was, of course, nearer his object than he had been; but, on the other hand, it now came up against the... ... but with something of a tradition of the arts of old Peru and of its lost philosophy. Generation followed generation. They forgot many things; they d... ...eir instruction. And the eldest of the blind men explained to him life and philosophy and re- ligion, how that the world (meaning their valley) had be...

Full Text Search Details
...a “ha’p’orth the worse.” And their creditors have found a balm in time and philosophy. Bankruptcy is only painful and destructive to small people and ... ...sely into any human muddle, one finds all sorts of rea- sonable rights and objections and claims barring the way to any sweeping proposals. I can quit... ...at never get from “exercises” to practice. There is a pretence of studying philosophy based on Greek texts that few of the teachers and none of the ta... ...on. But the essence of the higher education is now, as it always has been, philosophy; not the antiquated pretence of “reading” Plato and Aristotle, b... ...ly, surely , and exactly . For that we want less debating society and more philosophy, fewer prizes for forensic ability and more for strength and vig... ...ack now into the foreground of human thought, but amended and altered. Our object is to state the general nature of that alteration. It has still been... ...iority of our women which enables us to pit a woman at—the censorship will object to exact geography upon this point—against a man at Essen which has ... ...islike of intelligent women to po- lygamy is at least as strong as a man’s objection to polyandry. Polygamy , open or hidden, flourishes widely only w... ...onfusion and misery, will swing loose, as it were, seeking dispersedly for objects. The petty, incessant irrita- tions of proximity will count for mor...