...uddenly, found him, as they imagined, in the midst of his coun- terfeiting operations. His agitation is represented as so exces- sive that the officer... ...ese people, in case of sudden accident, might prove. I therefore postponed operations until about eight the next night, when the arrival of a medical ... ...ciple—indeed, as far as our judgments extend, the leading principle in the operations of Deity,—it is scarcely 129 V olume Two logical to imagine it ... ...nies a soul for no more profound reason than that he does not behold it in operation.* These fancies, and such as these, have always given to my medit... ...m the greater into the smaller channel. Like some huge and sable-feathered condor, we were slowly drifting down towards the Bridge of Sighs, when a th... ...e heart. It would fray the serge of my robe—it would return and repeat its operations—again—and again. Notwithstanding ter- rifically wide sweep (some... ...he purpose of foreshadowing the doctrines of Turgot, Price, Priestley, and Condorcet—of exemplifying by individual instance what has been deemed the c...

... plunge forward. It was indispensable, too, that we should be quick in our operations, for every minute we expected the mate to be up to set the pumps... ...the weather warm and pleasant. The brig was out of sight. We commenced our operations by wrenching off, with some trouble, another of the forechains; ... ...er whatever, although he bad been willing enough to labor in all the other operations. The sight of the linen seemed to affect him in a very singular ... ...rmless things That shift the scenery to and fro, Flapping from out their Condor wings Invisible Wo! That motley drama!—oh, be sure It shall not ...

... up his shoulders. Then he winked with the right eye. Then he repeated the operation with the left. Then he shut them both up very tight. Then he open... ...b- lished table some bottles of Mousseux. Having quickly com- pleted these operations, he drew his chair vis-a-vis to his companion’s, and waited unti... ...ilosophie (Cicero, Lucretius, Seneca) mais c’etait la Philosophie Grecque.—Condorcet. 78 EA Poe his Majesty, musingly. “I have tasted—that is to say,... ...en shaved, washed, and salted; then laid aside for several weeks, when the operation of embalming, properly so called, began. As no trace of an openin... ...we resolved, as a matter of course, upon further experiment forthwith. Our operations were now directed against the great toe of the right foot. We ma... ...o faint a difference that Aristotle has not hesitated to place some of its operations among the virtues themselves. Nevertheless we find the offices o... ...rmless things That shift the scenery to and fro, Flapping from out their Condor wings Invisible Wo ! That motley drama—oh, be sure 163 V olume Fi... ...the wild wood I did lie, A child—with a most knowing eye. Of late, eternal Condor years So shake the very Heaven on high With tumult as they thunder b...