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...re; to the maternal eyes a duke or an ambassador, a marshal of France or a minister of State, could alone give her Celestine her due place in society.... ... Monsieur de la Billardiere, related to a deputy of the Right who was made minister in 1823. It was enough to drive Rabourdin out of the service; but ... ...rmies did not exist. The clerks, few in number, were under the orders of a prime minister who communicated with the sovereign; thus they directly serv... ...did not exist. The clerks, few in number, were under the orders of a prime minister who communicated with the sovereign; thus they directly served the... ...nts, and as meddlesome as an old tradeswoman. Delighted to see the various ministers con- stantly struggling against the four hundred petty minds of t... ...t.” Let us explain the Report. When the kings of France took to themselves ministers, which first happened under Louis XV ., they made them ren- der r... ... fact, his misfortune was that of most other ministers who have passed the prime of life; he trimmed and shuffled under all his difficulties,—with jou...

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...a judge, as Death is Death.” The two friends had reached the office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs, at the corner of the Boulevard des Capucines.... ...nes. “Here you are at home,” said Bianchon, laughing, as he pointed to the ministerial residence. “And here is my car- riage,” he added, calling a hac... ...henever any demand was made, any request preferred for an appointment, the Minister would overlook Popinot, who never set foot in the house of the Hig... ...to say, in view or forgotten, are at last quite intoler- able—as discarded ministers are, and every kind of decayed sovereignty. These flatterers of t... ...ife, he was playing a game with a partner worthy of him. He saw a place as Minister in the conquest of Madame d’Espard, so he was her tool till he cou... ... is the suspension from all his functions of the father of a family in the prime of life. So you will pardon me, Madame la Marquise, for laying all th...

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...better disposed of. Instead of a sickly boy, you shall have a husband in the prime of his age, who will know how to value your beauties, and who may e... ....” “My poverty,” said the peasant calmly, “will disculpate them: though the ministers of a tyrant’s wrath, to thee they are faithful, and but too wil... ... forgive your Highness’s uncharitable apostrophe; I know my duty, and am the minister of a mightier prince than Manfred. Hearken to him who speaks thr...

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...fashion of our friend. It often seemed to Mallet that he wholly lacked the prime requisite of a graceful flaneur—the simple, sensuous, confident relis... ...re ‘ignoble.’ He cannot endure his mother’s friends—the old ladies and the ministers and the tea-party people; they bore him to death. So he comes and... ... to be out of it!” “I ‘m extremely sorry,” said Rowland, “to have been the prime cause of so much suffering. I owe your mother some amends; will it be... ...n introduction which had been regrettably omit- ted, “is the daughter of a minister, the granddaughter of a minister, the sister of a minister.” Rowla... ...teresting. He learned from Roderick that she was the daughter of a country minister, a far-away cousin of his mother, settled in an- other part of the... ...t was further secured in the person of Mr. Whitefoot, the young Ortho- dox minister. Roderick had chosen the feasting-place; he knew it well and had p... ...,” she replied, deliberating; “they are not theolo- gians, though they are ministers. We don’t take a very firm stand upon doctrine; we are practical,... ...tch- potch of the pure and the impure, the graceful and the grotesque. Its prime duty is to amuse, to puzzle, to fasci- nate, to savor of a complex im... ... not alert, he suggested nothing in the way of excursions (Rowland was the prime mover in such as were attempted), but he conformed passively at least...

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...or tat. I will ask you another,’ she returned. ‘Where is Gondremark?’ ‘The Prime Minister? In the prime-ministry, no doubt,’ said Otto. ‘Precisely,’ s... .... I will ask you another,’ she returned. ‘Where is Gondremark?’ ‘The Prime Minister? In the prime-ministry, no doubt,’ said Otto. ‘Precisely,’ said th... ... IS IN MY LADY’S CHAMBER THE COUNTESS VON ROSEN spoke the truth. The great Prime Minister of Grunewald was already closeted with Seraphina. The toilet... ... MY LADY’S CHAMBER THE COUNTESS VON ROSEN spoke the truth. The great Prime Minister of Grunewald was already closeted with Seraphina. The toilet was o... ...e ourselves,’ he went on; ‘I have to save my Princess, she has to save her minister; we have both of us to save 83 Robert Louis Stevenson this infatu... ... to back with the villa of the Countess, stood the large mansion where the Prime Minister transacted his affairs and pleasures. This distance, which w... ...ck with the villa of the Countess, stood the large mansion where the Prime Minister transacted his affairs and pleasures. This distance, which was eno... ...ant in the name of the Princess Seraphina, acting regent, countersigned by Prime Minister Freiherr von Gondremark, and dated the day before yesterday,... ... the name of the Princess Seraphina, acting regent, countersigned by Prime Minister Freiherr von Gondremark, and dated the day before yesterday, the t...

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...olumns, is wrought over with lovely images, strange and ingenious devices, prime among which is the great heraldic salamander of Francis I. The sala- ... ...g apparently of small timber, looked under the stars sufficiently vast and primeval. There was a damp autumnal smell and the occasional sound of a sti... ...have belonged to the fortunate few, and not to the miserable many; for the prime condition of a society being good is that it be not too large. The si... ...success. Mer- chant, millionnaire, banker, ship-owner, royal favorite, and minister of finance, explorer of the East and mo- nopolist of the glitterin... ...s of course a great deal of history. The luckless Fouquet, the extravagant minister of finance of Louis XIV., whose fall 75 Henry James from the heig... ...century had begun to despair, has every merit but the absence of a certain prime feeling. It is the echo of an earlier tune,—an echo with a beautiful ... ...ich the Floral Games are held; a big, brown, expansive woman, still in the prime of life, with a speaking eye, an extraordinary assurance, and a pair ...

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...crossed to the latter; the white surplice was hanging up near the door ready to be put on at any time, for a funeral service. The cheerful earnestness... ... at their low window for me, and never failing to catch me, the moment I showed my head. In ten minutes I had ceased to believe in such fables of a go... ... small space of stage before it, were some thirty gentlemen, and two or three ladies. In the centre of these, in a desk or pulpit cov- ered with red b... ...ne pulse; but I doubt if any power short of genius can touch it as one, and make it answer as one.’ I could not possibly say to myself as the discours... ...ide of them setting from the boxes. Indeed, while the discourse was in progress, the respectable character of the auditory was so manifest in their ap... ...ote or two at psalm time; to the gallery-congregation’s manner of enjoy- ing a shrill duet, without a notion of time or tune; to the whity-brown man’s... ...of. It had carried Horace Kinch in- side the wall of the old King’s Bench prison, and it had car- ried him out with his feet foremost. He was a likely... ...my retire- ment, along the awful perspectives of Wimpole-street, Harley-street, and similar frowning regions. Their effect would be scarcely distingui...

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... furnish the riches spent on his state, by reason of the attendance of his ministers, and the glory of their apparel. It was useless to seek tribute f... .... Nevertheless Dinabuc was bigger and mightier than was Riton, even in the prime of his youth and strength. For a monster more loathly and hor rible,...

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...n to the conclusions my personal ex- periments have led me to foresee. The prime matter must be the common principle in the three gases and in carbon.... ...f Waignies,—whose timber, counting the full-grown trees, the saplings, the primeval growths, and the recent plantations, had immensely increased in va... ...tak- ing notice of her father’s anger, “it will be necessary to notify the minister of your refusal, if you decide not to accept this honorable and lu...

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... of a Turk denote a Mussulman. Although the Pathfinder was scarcely in the prime of life, Mabel had met him with a steadiness that may have been the c... ...is no greater force here to carry out the plan is a fault of his Majesty’s ministers, and none of mine.” “But should our enemy really appear,” asked M... ...the Sergeant was so weak as to need repose, and his companions, while they ministered to his wants, suffered some time to pass in silence. Pathfinder ...

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... Through all the signories it was the first, 167 And Prospero, the prime Duke, being so reputed 168 In dignity; and for the liberall Arte... ... 231 The gates of Millaine, and ith’ dead of darkenesse 232 The ministers for th’ purpose hurried thence 233 Me, and thy crying selfe.... ...her grand hests, she did confine thee 402 By helpe of her more potent Ministers, 403 And in her most vnmittigable rage, 404 Into a clou... ... you will some good instruction giue 572 How I may beare me heere: my prime request 573 (Which I do last pronounce) is (O you wonder) 574 ... ... 850 Gon. I do well beleeue your Highnesse, and did it 851 to minister occasion to these Gentlemen, who are of 852 such sensible and... ...e 1593 Their proper selues: you fooles, I and my fellowes 1594 Are ministers of Fate, the Elements 1595 Of whom your swords are temper’d, ... ...sing waters, as diminish 1598 One dowle that’s in my plumbe: My fellow ministers 1599 Are like- invulnerable: if you could hurt, 1600 Your...

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...d that he does not insist upon tearing you up by the roots. Well; the late prime favourite of En- gland, who wielded her general’s staff and controlle... ...untry, as I have told you, began to acquire fame inter magnates, among the prime men of the land, and there is likelihood he might have aspired to gre... ...y chance if, in the first instance, you accuse his master of the horse and prime favourite before the Queen.” “My mind revolts from your counsel,” sai... ...g serving-man, whose age might be betwixt thirty and thirty-five, the very prime of human life. His loutish, savage-looking demeanour seemed equally c... ... Lachrymae taste?—vill you—” “You offend in your proffers,” said Wayland; “minister to me in what I require of you, and forbear further discourse.” Th... ...eicester was stained by the degradation of his grandfather, the oppressive minister of Henry VII., and scarce improved by that of his father, the unha... ...tire of the el- der gentleman, a person as it seemed of quality and in the prime of life, was very plain and soldierlike, his stature low, his limbs s... ...ks of a Queen, much bound to him for his loyal service, may perchance best minister?” It may be readily supposed that none to whom this speech was add... ...verty and such a sum of wealth as earth, without that noble secret, cannot minister from all her mines in the old or the new-found world; if this be a...

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...fling piece of news! My father has this morning refused the appointment as Minister of State which was of- fered him. This accounts for his preoccupie... ..., and Germany? His bad luck only forsook him at Ber- lin, where the French Minister helped his return to his native country. M. de l’Estorade, the fat... ...remnant of a fallen race, vain force, love run to waste, an old man in the prime of youth, here better than elsewhere shall I await the last grace of ... ...s, while other people are still puzzling over effects. In short, you are a minister in petticoats, the only person here capable of understanding me. I... ...xt day, at the Italian opera, he was at his post. But I feel sure that, ex-prime minister of a constitutional govern- ment though he is, he could not ... ..., at the Italian opera, he was at his post. But I feel sure that, ex-prime minister of a constitutional govern- ment though he is, he could not discov... ...uise,” he is done for! Tuesday. No, he is not done for. The constitutional minister is perfect as a lover. Here is his letter:— “Every moment passed a... ...etween us, I feel in truth that I have a right to be suspicious. For know, Prime Minister of all the Spains, that I have reflected much on the defence... ...are almost necessary for intimate conversation. Further, this man has been Prime Minister, and he idolizes you; whence it follows that he must be a pr...

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...’ said he, in his former tone, ‘at this gentleman our host, not yet in the prime of life, who in so graceful a way and with such courtly urbanity and ... ... the leveller of pride, the patron of pa- trons, the bargain-driver with a Minister for Lordships of the Circumlocution Office, the recipient of more ... ...orget. Was it my own wrong I remem- bered? Mine! I was but a servant and a minister. What power could I have over them, but that they were bound in th... ... were appointed of old to go to wicked kings and accuse them—were they not ministers and servants? And had not I, unworthy and far-removed from them, ... ... spite, and power, and unforgiveness, but because you were a servant and a minister, and were appointed to do it. Who are you, that you should be appo...

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...nd imposing— this prospective patron proved a gentleman, a bachelor in the prime of life, such a figure as had never risen, save in a dream or an old ... ... the old tradition of the criminality of those caretakers of the young who minister to superstitions and fears. He “had” me indeed, and in a cleft sti... ...myself, you mean? That’s charming news to be sent him by a governess whose prime undertaking was to give him no worry.” Mrs. Grose considered, followi... ...itions of sound and of still- ness, unspeakable impressions of the kind of ministering moment, that brought back to me, long enough to catch it, the f...

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...his embroidered gloved hand in courtesy, was seen the stately Duke, in the prime of life, handsome-faced, brilliantly coloured, dazzlingly arrayed in ... ...g vigilance and readiness. Like all real kings of men, he had been his own prime minister, commander-in-chief, and private secretary, transacting a ma... ...lance and readiness. Like all real kings of men, he had been his own prime minister, commander-in-chief, and private secretary, transacting a marvello... ... departing tempest before Esclairmonde, ‘It was as great a charity as ever ministering as a St. Katherine’s bedeswoman could be.’ T o the young Lady M... ... in the folded hands, as Dr. Bennet and another priest stood over him, ad- ministering those abbreviated rites of farewell blessing which the Church s... ... upon the same scaffold—the white-haired Lennox, the Duke of Albany in the prime of life, Walter in the flush and strength of early manhood, Alexander... ...d father died at the siege of Orleans; and it was while daily soothing and ministering to her sorrow that Esclairmonde heard the strange wild tales of...

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...d like vine-shoots, lighted the dark room and Veronique in all her budding prime. The old mother was wearing her best gown. From the silent street, at... ...titution will be made, but I know it will take place. In sending for me to minister to my parishioner, Monseigneur placed me un- der the conditions wh... ...om the shears of the woman gathering 123 Balzac fagots cut short in their prime,” she said bitterly. “Do not fall back into those thoughts,” said the...

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...hat first in anticipation, and then in reality, it be- came henceforth her prime object of interest; and during the ten days of their stay at Hartfiel... ...ing, to emulate the “Very true, my love,” which must have been usually ad- ministered by his travelling companion; but she had resolu- tion enough to ... ... whisper, “I mentioned no names, you will observe.—Oh! no; cau- tious as a minister of state. I managed it extremely well.” Emma could not doubt. It w...

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...ed, in those stormy days in which gallant men were still combatting reform ministers, if not with hope, still with spirit, the battle was fought by no... ...s, made some remark in three words not flattering to the discretion of the Prime Minister. The Queen might be queen so long as he was Duke of Omnium. ... ...e some remark in three words not flattering to the discretion of the Prime Minister. The Queen might be queen so long as he was Duke of Omnium. Their ... ... his demise. When it chances that the dead hero is one who is taken in his prime of life, of whose departure from among us the most far-seeing, biogra... ...ou what now; I wish I had brought down a dozen or two of claret. I’ve some prime stuff in London; got it from Muzzle and Drug, at ninety-six shillings...

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...ince of Wales), was amongst those who in the three or four following years ministered to this demand. It is believed, also, that, in trav- elling from... ...same genial climate there was; the same luxuriation of nature in her early prime; the same ignorance of his own origin in the tenant of this lovely sc... ...oportionate scale, the magnitude of the establishment to which once it had ministered. Attached to this splendid kitchen were tribu- tary offices, etc... ...s of literature more conspicuously by the pomps with which it invested the ministers and machinery of education, than any entire university of the con... ... apostolatum meum is a language almost as becoming to the missionaries and ministers of knowledge, as to the ambassa- dors of religion. It is fit that... ...surer, or tricking money- changer. The liberal trades, such as those which minister to literature or the fine arts, which, with us, confer the station...

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...s the first line of England’s defence, her navy? These were questions, and Ministers were called upon to answer them. The Press answered them boldly, ... ...ss riches, beautiful women, an inviolate soil! T rue, and it must be done. Ministers were authoritatively summoned to set to work immediately. They re... ... their own. It is therefore manifest that they had the root qualities, the prime active elements, of men in perfection, and notably that appetite to f... ...good fortune, England was drifting into foreign complications. A paralyzed Minister proclaimed it. The governing people, which is looked to for direct... ...ssion, and inter- preting too well the peaceful. They were the unparalyzed Ministers of the occasion, but helpless. And now came war, the purifier and... ...ou talk nonsense, Roland. M. le marquis is hardly past forty. He is in his prime.’ ‘Without question, mon pere. For me, I was merely offer- ing proof ... ..., mon pere. For me, I was merely offer- ing proof that he can preserve his prime unlimitedly.’ ‘He is not a subject for mockery, Roland.’ ‘Quite the c... ...ench frock, and pooh!—the age of the marquis! Fifty? A man’s beginning his prime at fifty, or there never was much man in him. It’s the mark of a fool... ...ought his face and figure a perfect example of an English gentleman in his prime. Captain Baskelett requested the favour of five minutes of conversati...

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...r, bank holiday outings and Virginia shag, is less likely to come from the Prime Minister class than from the class of dock labourers. There is an unc... ...k holiday outings and Virginia shag, is less likely to come from the Prime Minister class than from the class of dock labourers. There is an uncon- sc... ... very much more than a century ago that Great Britain had her first lawyer Prime Minister. Through all the Napoleonic wars she was still a country rul... ...much more than a century ago that Great Britain had her first lawyer Prime Minister. Through all the Napoleonic wars she was still a country ruled by ... ... Latin element), would also be capable of dealing with these barbaric “Ad- ministered Territories”? A day may come when T ripoli, Ni- geria, the Frenc...

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...onors that belong to the kingship; but you shall appoint me your per petual minister and executive, and give me for my services one per cent. of such... ...he world, is nothing; but it were dishonor to the king if any that saw his minister naked should not also see him delivered from his shame. If I mi... .... Well, to proceed: I sat in the private box set apart for me as the king’s minister. While Sir Dinadan was waiting for his turn to enter the lists,... ... I got nearer and read this sign on his tabard: “Persimmon’s Soap — All the Prime Donna Use It.” That was a little idea of my own, and had several wh... ...every time I think of it. The King of England brought seven dollars, and his prime minister nine; whereas the king was easily worth twelve dollars and... ...time I think of it. The King of England brought seven dollars, and his prime minister nine; whereas the king was easily worth twelve dollars and I as ... ...ticed this, they began upon me. They said: “Doubtless this sailor man is his minister — observe his costly badge of office!” I let them go on until th...

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...es the severity of the common law by equity. Till the time of Henry I. the Prime Court of Justice was mov- able, and followed the King’s Court, but he... ...p of her gold, with this on her silver: “ Posuideum adjutorem meum.”** Her ministers and instruments of State, such as were participes curarum, or bor... ...e* from the Togati;** and of both these she had as many, and those as able ministers, as had any of her progenitors. LEICESTER IT WILL BE OUT OF DOUBT... ...the catastrophe? for he was strengthened with honourable alliances and the prime friendship in Court of my Lords of Leicester and Burleigh, both his c... ...thout rubs of any of her favourites; he came to the court in his youth and prime, as that is the time, or never: he was a brave gentleman, and hopeful... ...eave them to the peril of their own folly, and so come again to this great minister of state and the staff of the Queen’s declining age; who, though h...

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...swered. “Come, come, you pair of fire-eaters!” “You are another!” said the prime mover in the quarrel. “Ah, I can’t stand upright, perhaps?” asked the... ...with the fool, isn’t the result the same sooner or later? And have not the prime constituents of the quintessence of both systems been before expresse... ...eneral, of making a wealthy marriage, or of an appointment of attache to a minister or ambassador; and he has his friends left and his name, and he ne... ...ned my modesty. I was brought in contact with scholars, men of letters, ex-ministers, and peers of France. The conversation, interrupted a while by my... ...ul of my life, my guiding star! Then, only accept me for your husband as a minister, a peer of France, a duke. I will make of myself whatever you woul... ...uld pay your tailor? You will never be anything whatever, not so much as a minister.’ “‘But what can one do with twenty louis?’ “‘Go to the gaming-tab... ...se grand mysteries, does he not walk in an- other world? Are not generals, ministers, and artists carried, more or less, towards destruction by the ne... ...he blood in his veins like theirs. It was a dying man’s fancy. For him the prime model, after which the customary existence of the individual should b...

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... at the Cadran Bleu. So it had come to pass that the Cibots had passed the prime of life, and saw themselves on the thresh- old of old age without a h... ...owed the multitude step by step. He used to recite all the articles in the Ministerialist journals, as if he were saying something original, and in gi... ...eets; but one day it so fell out that he met Count Popinot, the ex-cabinet minister, face to face in the bric-a-brac dealer’s shop in the new Boulevar... ...o him very respectfully, for of all men Pons esteemed and venerated the ex-Minister. The peer of France answered him severely: “I am at a loss to unde... ...the portraits? … Well, those are Petitot’s enamels; and there is a cabinet minister as used to be a druggist that will give three thousand francs apie... ...ee—it draws them—and it looked to me impossible that when you were in your prime—” “Take her away,” Pons whispered to Schmucke; “she sets my nerves on... ...! for the little King of Rome was not so well looked after. He died in his prime; there is proof for you. … Come, sir, you are unjust! You are ungrate... ...hank him, and saw his carefully-hidden poverty. Count Popinot, the cabinet minister, had married M. Pillerault’s grand-niece, and greatly respected he...

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...e the current and index. Leaves of Grass –Whitman 62 I speak the pass word primeval, I give the sign of democracy, By God! I will accept nothing whi... ...f Grass –Whitman 172 You have waited, you always wait, you dumb, beautiful ministers, We receive you with free sense at last, and are insatiate henc... ...lds the descending ghosts, Ghosts of dead lords, uncrown’d ladies, impeach’d ministers, rejected kings, Rivals, traitors, poisoners, disgraced chiefta... ...ivisible destiny for All. And by the spells which ye vouchsafe to those your ministers in earnest, I here personify and call my themes, to make them p... ...ing, venturing as we go the unknown ways, Pioneers! O pioneers! We primeval forests felling, We the rivers stemming, vexing we and piercing ... ...trickled waves? Will you kill the courageous giant? will you kill him in the prime of his middle age? Leaves of Grass –Whitman 441 Steady and long h... ...e, or comic leer, or prayer devout, (Not nonpareil, brevier, bourgeois, long primer merely,) These ocean waves arousable to fury and to death, Or soot... ...e, God sent, (For thou art spiritual, Godly, most of all known to my sense,) Minister to speak to me, here and now, what word has never told, and cann... ...ire, and wholesale elemental crash, (this voice so solemn, strange,) I too a minister of Deity. Yea, Death, we bow our faces, veil our eyes to thee, W...

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... the censorship to, say, the Lord Chancellor, or the Primate, or a Cabinet Minister, would be much less humiliating to the per- sons immediately conce... ...tomimes. Imagine a judge of the High Court, or an archbishop, or a Cabinet Minister, or an eminent man of letters, earning his living by reading throu... ...TION PROPOSAL On the occasion of a recent deputation of playwrights to the Prime Minister it was suggested that if a cen- sorship be inevitable, provi... ...ROPOSAL On the occasion of a recent deputation of playwrights to the Prime Minister it was suggested that if a cen- sorship be inevitable, provision s... ...CO [wiping the blood off]— When pain and anguish wring the brow, A ministering angel thou. Go out to them, Strapper Kemp; and tell them about ...

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...persisted for many weeks—in spite of constant appeals made to the American Minister at Paris; and in spite of subse- quent action taken by the State D... ...rding to latest advices they still remain—awaiting the final action of the Minister of the Interior upon the findings of a Commission which passed upo... ...for many weeks after the Commission passed on his case and reported to the Minister of the Interior that he ought to be released, leads me to a conclu... ...hout. Some of the “suspects” were members of her official house- hold. Her Minister of Interior was thrown into prison. She was distracted with fear. ... ...age; which the moustache did. “What does your father in America?”—“He is a minister of the gospel,” I answered. “Which church?”—“Unitarian.” This puzz... ... remarks upon plantons I must, in justice to my subject, mention the three prime plantonic virtues—they were (1) beauty, as regards face and person an...

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...irty thousand dollars a year, and because at a moment when it was Angela’s prime duty to concentrate her thoughts upon Gordon Wright’s great advantage... ...ly in- congruous; it was difficult to imagine a young woman less shaped to minister to Gordon’s strenuous needs than the light-hearted and empty-heade... ...ht all the way of Angela, to whom, it seemed to him, that the character of ministering angel was extremely becom- ing. She was faithful to her promise...

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...s obliged to go more than once, and “thee” and “thou” King Charles and his Ministers, in order to recover the debt; and at last, instead of specie, th... ...rom them with as much joy as a youth does from school. A Church of England minister appears as another Cato in presence of a juvenile, sprightly Frenc... ...nose, and gives the name of the whore of Babylon to all churches where the ministers are so fortunate as to enjoy an annual revenue of five or six tho... ...brother does not think traffic be- neath him. When the Lord T ownshend was Minister of State, a brother of his was content to be a City merchant; and ... ...ate, at the same time that he is acting the slave in the ante-chamber of a prime minister; or a merchant, who enriches his country, despatches orders ... ...t the same time that he is acting the slave in the ante-chamber of a prime minister; or a merchant, who enriches his country, despatches orders from h... ...n England is the great veneration which is paid them. The pic- ture of the Prime Minister hangs over the chimney of his own closet, but I have seen th...

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... heads thought it was all an expiring clutch at popularity, on the part of a Minister, whom domestic embarrassments, 14 SARTOR RESARTUS court intrigu... ...his portion of the Work, with its profound glances into the Adam Kadmon, or Primeval Element, here strangely brought into relation with the Nifl and M... ... of Blue, no clutch of him, is nowise in contact with him: neither are those ministering Sheriffs and Lord Lieutenants and Hangmen and Tipstaves so re... ... recoils on itself, and will not forward with the picture. The Woolsack, the Ministerial, the Opposition Benches—infandum! infandum! And yet why is th... ... to know, to believe; nay does not the spirit of Love, free in its celestial primeval brightness, even here, though but for moments, look through? Wel... ... “do I dilate on the uses of our Teufelsdr¨ ockh’s Biography? The great Herr Minister von Goethe has penetratingly remarked that Man is properly the o... ...this Arch too, leading, as we humbly presume, far otherwards than that grand primeval one, the materials are to be fished up from the weltering deep, a... ... languages, on almost all subjects and sciences; farther, as man is ever the prime object to man, already it was my favorite employment to read charac... ...nnouncing; even as, under simpler figures, to the simplest and least. The mad primeval Discord is hushed; the rudely jumbled conflicting elements bind t...

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...rst place they were very naughty girls, else they would have been proud to minister to such a father; and in the second place they might have studied ... ... not help hear ing within him the distinct declaration that Bulstrode was prime minister, and that the Tyke affair was a question of office or no offic... ...elp hear ing within him the distinct declaration that Bulstrode was prime minister, and that the Tyke affair was a question of office or no office; and... ...ll reigning over the privacies of Windsor, when the Duke of Wellington was Prime Minister, and Mr. Vincy was mayor of the old corporation in Middlemar... ...gning over the privacies of Windsor, when the Duke of Wellington was Prime Minister, and Mr. Vincy was mayor of the old corporation in Middlemarch, Mr... ...cy, blustering as he was, had as little of his own way as if he had been a prime minister: the force of circumstances was easily too much for him, as ... ...ustering as he was, had as little of his own way as if he had been a prime minister: the force of circumstances was easily too much for him, as it is ... ...t solemn lullaby, a dirge. Lydgate, conscious of an energetic frame in its prime, felt some compassion when the figure which he was likely soon to over... ... heard it, I should know it again. I’ve got my faculties as if I was in my prime, but names wear out, by Jove! Sometimes I’m no better than a con fou...