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...hers in a line of steel restless as cavalry, while the cross town traffic, lim- ousines and enormous moving-vans and insistent motor- cycles, poured b... ...es the five official delegates to the convention— Babbitt, Rountree, W. A. Rogers, Alvin Thayer, and Elbert Wing—there were fifty unofficial delegates... ...ived that as an official delegate he must be more dignified. With Wing and Rogers he tramped up and down the cement platform beside the waiting Pull- ... ...barked at Monarch. He was to share a room at the Hotel Sedgwick with W. A. Rogers, that shrewd, rustic-looking Zenith dealer in farm-lands. Together t... ...e not in exiguous cups but in large pots. Babbitt grew expansive, and told Rogers about the art of writing; he gave a bellboy a quarter to fetch a mor... ...he statistics which were given to him, and marveled to his roommate, W. A. Rogers, “Of course this town isn’t a patch on Ze- nith; it hasn’t got our o... ...; and with a certain relief, after Verona and Kenneth had driven away in a lim- ousine, he returned to the house, removed the morning coat, sat with h...

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... different times and places and by different work- men, Stephen, Franklin, Roger, and James, for instance, and 9 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V o... ...a case, we find it impossible not to believe that Stephen and Franklin and Roger and James all understood one another from the beginning, and all work... ...n of the United States does not permit a State to exclude slavery from its lim- its. And this may especially be expected if the doctrine of “care not ... ... different times and places, and by different work- men—Stephen, Franklin, Roger, and James, for instance,— and when we see these timbers joined toget... ... a case we feel it impossible not to believe that Stephen and Franklin and Roger and James all understood one another from the beginning, and all work...

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...ecious pic- ture,—a Last Judgment, attributed equally to John van Eyck and Roger van der Weyden,—given to the hospital in the fifteenth century by Nic... ...e. Crowe 191 Henry James and Cavalcaselle assign it without hesitation to Roger van der Weyden, and give a weak little drawing of it in their “Flemis...

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...rand. We went down the hill and found Jo Harper HUCKLEBERRY FINN 7 and Ben Rogers, and two or three more of the boys, hid in the old tanyard. So we... ... Tom said it was a good idea, so he took a pencil and wrote it in. Then Ben Rogers says: “Here’s Huck Finn, he hain’t got no family; what you go ing... ...CKLEBERRY FINN sign with, and I made my mark on the paper. “Now,” says Ben Rogers, “what’s the line of business of this Gang?” “Nothing only robbery... ... — eating up everything, and always trying to get loose.” “How you talk, Ben Rogers. How can they get loose when there’s a guard over them, ready to ... ... as they get here?” “Because it ain’t in the books so — that’s why. Now, Ben Rogers, do you want to do things regular, or don’t you? — that’s the ide... ... —” HUCKLEBERRY FINN 21 Pap was agoing on so he never noticed where his old lim ber legs was taking him to, so he went head over heels over the tub...

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...ess,” he says. “Y ou must have the other two Con- suls as well. Sieyes and Roger Ducos must sign. We must pre- serve the Laws.” ‘“By the time my frien...

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...ou have heard of the battle of Stoke, my good host, and perhaps of old Sir Roger Robsart, who, in that battle, valiantly took part with Henry VII., th... ...es Gosling; “it is sung of a dozen times a week on my ale-bench below. Sir Roger Robsart of Devon—oh, ay, ’tis him of whom min- strels sing to this ho... ...e slain in their harness. The good knight to whom he rendered himself, Sir Roger Robsart, protected him from the immediate vengeance of the king, and ... ... brother and intimate of the present Sir Hugh Robsart, the only son of Sir Roger, and the heir of his honest, and generous, and hospitable temper, tho... ...iture in conformity.” “Excellent, excellent,” replied Lambourne; “why, thy lim- ber bit of a thigh, thrust through that bunch of slashed buck- ram and... ...couldst neither see, hear, smell, taste, or touch, and that thy belief was lim- ited by thy senses.” “Perhaps, my lord,” said Varney, “I may be misled...

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...ne of the other girls came up to him. “I saw that picture you done of Miss Rogers. It was the very image of her,” she said. That was the first time he... ...cy of his, and it seemed impossible that he should be in love with Mildred Rogers. Her name was grotesque. He did not think her pretty; he hated the t...

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...st,’ said Sir Marmaduke; ‘no more given to love than Mr. Adderley or Friar Rogers.’ The dame gave a snort of derision:’ Prithee, how many pop- ish pri...

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...it excites nei- ther their jealousy nor their hatred; as its resources are lim- ited, every one feels that he must not rely solely on its assis- tance... ... rights of the com- munity are ill secured, or confined within very narrow lim- its. The country then assumes a dim and dubious shape in the eyes of t... ... it. Hence the activity of individual analysis is restrained within narrow lim- its, and many of the most important of human opinions are removed from... ...gry regret which is apt to survive a bygone power. The father foresees the lim- its of his authority long beforehand, and when the time ar- rives he s... ...they do not call in the aid of religion until they have reached the utmost lim- its of human strength. I am aware that an education of this kind is no... ...assachusetts Nathaniel Gorham Rufus King Connecticut Wm. Saml. Johnson Roger Sherman New York Alexander Hamilton New Jersey Wil: Livingston. Da...

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...ularly in a carriage, calling upon Lady Bludyer (wife of Major-General Sir Roger Bludyer, K.C.B., Bengal Army); Lady Huff, wife of Sir G . Huff, Bomba...

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...ree French gentlemen,—[These were Jean de Villemure, Hugh de la Roche, and Roger de Beaufort.— Froissart, i. c. 289.]—who with incredible bravery alon... ...eration of eight crowns a head, sold them a retreat into his for a certain lim- ited time, upon condition that the time fixed coming to ex- pire they ...

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...ok after the young girl over the rough descent to the dripping well called Roger Rain’s House, and the grand cathedral-like gallery, with splen- did p... ...oom, and to supply them with toilette requisites according to her own very lim- ited notions and possessions. The Dame was a very homely, hard-feature...

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...t (so to speak), as the implacable Ugolino devours the skull of Archbishop Roger in the Inferno of Dante. Rage supplanted religious fervor. Dantes utt... ...and the doc- tor said it was inflammation of the bowels, and ordered him a lim- ited diet. I was there, too, and I never shall forget the old man’s sm...

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...et’s death, the question of choosing a new leader, or caliph, for the Mus- lim community, or Ummah, arose. Initially, his successors could be drawn fr... ...akistan. Raised in a religious family , KSM claims to have joined the Mus- lim Brotherhood at age 16 and to have become enamored of violent jihad at y... ...nformation the drones would be relaying from Afghanistan. Clarke’s deputy, Roger Cressey, wrote to Berger that emergency CSG and Principals Committee ... ...her on the transition. 165 Hadley and Zelikow asked Clarke and his deputy, Roger Cressey, for a special briefing on the terrorist threat and how Clark... ...hing fires. 20 The FDNY’s Specialized Operations Command (SOC) contained a lim- ited number of units that were of particular importance in responding ... ... of greater opportunities to women—these cures must come from within Mus- lim societies themselves.The United States must support such developments. ... ...cretary of Defense, 1997–2001 Final Appen.4pp 7/17/04 4:21 PM Page 431 Roger Cressey NSC counterterrorism official, 1999–2001 Ralph Eberhart Comma... ... placed Karen Martin and Bobbi Arestegui in first class; Sara Low and Jean Roger in business class; Dianne Snyder in the midcabin galley; Betty Ong an... ...erview (Jan. 14, 2004). See also Richard Clarke interview (Jan. 12, 2004); Roger Cressey interview (Dec. 15, 2003). 37.Trial testimony of Diana Dean, ...

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...she had been asked in marriage by a decent master-trades- man in the city. Roger Scatcherd had also a reputation, but not for beauty or propriety of c... ... made in the plural number, and declared that his only low co-reveller was Roger Scatcherd. With Roger Scatcherd, at any rate, he associated, and beca... ...Roger Scatcherd, at any rate, he associated, and became as demo- cratic as Roger himself. Now the Thornes of Ullathorne were of the very highest order... ...as 23 Anthony Trollope with child, and that the seducer was Henry Thorne. Roger Scatcherd, when the news first reached him, filled himself with drink... ...he could upon his brother, had so located himself. To this farm-house came Roger Scatcherd one sultry summer evening, his anger gleaming from his bloo...

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...nts, foremost among whose professors literature is proud to hail Mr. Henry Rogers as one of the soundest and ablest contributors to the Edinburgh Revi... ..., two hundred years ago, writing of the House of Commons, says: “My cousin Roger Pepys tells me that it is matter of the greatest grief to him in the ... ...ted to the spectacle of the moment, beautiful and radiant though it be—not lim ited even to the success of the particular establishment in Charles D... ...iations, some fair Glasgow widow may be taken for the remoter one whom Sir Roger de Coverley could not forget; I can imagine how Sophia’s muff may be ...

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...e belonged, as did Baddesley first, at first to one named Chepney, then to Roger de Mortimer, that fierce Norman warrior who was at first a friend and... ...h de Welewyck having presented two, viz. Henricus de Lyskeret in 1300, and Roger de la Vere in 1302; of whom the latter was certainly appointed after ... ...days of compulsory labour from becoming a burden intolerable as in France. Roger Coram, gent., rented Cranbury at 17 pounds: 2s. Cranbury is a low woo... ...and Pot Kiln. Shoveller is the first name connected with Cranbury, but Mr. Roger Coram, the cham- pion of the haymakers, held it till his death, when ... ...ide, Vicar Hugo de Welewyck, Rector 1296-1348 Henry de Lyskeret, Vicar Roger de la Vere, Vicar William de Ffarlee, Vicar 1348-1363 William de Midd...

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...onderry with his father. He was much respected and was a useful man. James Rogers was from Ireland, and father to Major Robert Rogers. He was shot in ... ...rymen as well as contemporaries; all stout and stirring names. The fame of Roger Bacon came down from the preceding century, and the name of Dante sti...

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...r sent it,” Dick ejaculated. Joseph looked grave. “The child I mean is Sir Roger de Coverley, Knight and Bar- onet. What made ye kill him, ye savage M... ...the Spectator newspaper, contain- ing the well-known passage regarding Sir Roger’s death. “I bought it but now in ‘Wellington Street,’” he said; “the ... ...it was Silvertop writhing in my Jint grasp; and taw the hordayshis villing lim from lim in the terrible strenth of my despare! . . . Let me drop a cut... ...r Wilfrid, and made the King look upon his feats of arms with an evil eye. Roger de Backbite sneeringly told the King that Sir Wilfrid had offered to ... ...ept Ivanhoe, who preserved his abominable gravity: and when asked aloud by Roger de Backbite whether he had heard that too, said firmly, “Y es, Roger ... ...tered, some yawned, and some affected to be asleep and snore outright. But Roger de Backbite thinking to curry favor with the King by this piece of vu...

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...Weather hazy, with a light baffling wind from the eastward. To-day Hartman Rogers died, having been attacked on the eighth with spasms after drinking ... ...onscience of the mate. It will be remembered that one of the crew, Hartman Rogers, had died during the morning, having been attacked two days before w... ...sily led to fall in with his suspicion, and determined to act accordingly. Rogers had died about eleven in the forenoon, in violent convulsions; and t... ...I got below I commenced disguising myself so as to represent the corpse of Rogers. The shirt which we had taken from the body aided us very much, for ... ...their exertions, when we should attack them, by means of the apparition of Rogers. They were discussing their piratical plans, in which all we could h... ...e apparently pos- sible means of deception within such narrow and definite lim- its, that they must have thought themselves enabled to survey them all...

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... in a carriage made of timbers from the U.S.S. Constitu tion. Chief Justice Roger Taney administered the oath of office on the East Portico of the Ca... ... obligation imposed upon every citizen, in his own sphere of action, whether lim ited or extended, to exert himself in perpetuating a condition of th... ... office was administered on the East Portico of the Capitol by Chief Justice Roger Taney. The 68 year old President stood outside for the entire proce... ...lk. The oath of office was administered on the East Portico by Chief Justice Roger Taney. The events of the ceremony were telegraphed to Baltimore by ... ...eremony at the Capitol. The oath of office was administered by Chief Justice Roger Taney on the East Portico. After the ceremony, the new INAUGURAL AD... ...laced in nomination until the 35th polling of the del egates. Chief Justice Roger Taney administered the oath of office on the East Portico of the Ca... ...nfidence, are comprised in a period comparatively brief. But if your past is lim ited, your future is boundless. Its obligations throng the unexplore... ...is not necessarily “bet ter,” that even our great Nation has its recognized lim its, and that we can neither answer all questions nor solve all prob...

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...e the more intense grew the interest which had been excited within me. The lim- ited nature of my education in general, and more especially my ignoran... ...few words in explanation of the general design. A young girl, Mary Cecilia Rogers, was murdered in the vicinity of New Y ork; and, although her death ... ...hile merely paralleling the ines- sential facts of the real murder of Mary Rogers. Thus all argu- ment founded upon the fiction is applicable to the t... ...anch will be rec- ognized by all readers in the late murder of Mary Cecila Rogers, at New Y ork. When, in an article entitled “The Murders in the Rue ... ...relate it will be seen that be- tween the fate of the unhappy Mary Cecilia Rogers, so far as that fate is known, and the fate of one Marie Rogêt up to...

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... great, and sad, but not absorbed. He patted children on the head like Sir Roger de Coverley going to church, he spoke to people in the background by ... ...s a sort of return for it. I will see, if you please, how I can exert this lim- ited power (for people are jealous, and it is limited), to your advant...

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...of these types has its peculiar and incommensurable points, and within the lim- its of each type you will find a hundred divergent, almost unanalyzabl... ...inese method of selecting officials by competitive examination. Within its lim- its this has worked as a most admirable corrective to patron- age; it ... ...nstitute (i)? There are at least three, and quite probably beyond the very lim- ited range of my knowledge there are other, arrangements of studies th... ...ture at all except perhaps a newspaper. Each thinks parochially in his own lim- its, and, except for his specialty, is an illiterate man. It is absolu... ...they will speak of Shakespeare as being a sort of mystical consequence, of Roger Bacon or Newton as men independent of circumstances, inevitably great...

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...llence, except the most felicitous papers of Addison, such as those on Sir Roger de Coverly, and some others in the same vein of composition. They res... ...omentary notice, but they do not act, or at all modify his pictures of Sir Roger or Will Wimble. They are slightly and amiably eccentric; but the Spec... ...t repeat verbatim at this moment, nearly twenty-seven years later, if your lim- its would allow me. But these, you tell me, allow of no such thing; at...

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...g about the neighbourhood of Cape Wrath in the immediate fear of Commodore Rogers. The men, and especially the sailors, of the lighthouse service must... ...te resting-place of seals. The crab and lobster haunt in the crevices; and lim- pets, mussels, and the white buckie abound. 58 Robert Louis Stevenson...

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...re dead and buried; and that Alexander, Bartholomew, Abraham, T obias, and Roger, infant children 4 Great Expectations of the aforesaid, were also de...

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... in the happy similes he poured out to Miss Durham across the lines of Sir Roger de Coverley, and they were not forgotten, they procured him a reputat...

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... proportion as that country becomes inhabited, the cardoon will extend its lim- its. The case is different with the giant thistle (with variegated lea... ...l the plain, the more nearly does the horizon approach within these narrow lim- its; and this, in my opinion, entirely destroys that grandeur which on... ... country the landmarks be- came obliterated, and people could not tell the lim- its of their estates. I was informed by an eye-witness that the cattle... ...can trace the extinction of a species through man, either wholly or in one lim- ited district, we know that it becomes rarer and rarer, and is then lo... ...oise in 425 Charles Darwin greater numbers even than at present: Wood and Rogers also, in 1708, say that it is the opinion of the Spaniards, that it ...

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...e case of oneiromancy, or prophecy by means of dreams, it must be supposed lim- ited, and the more limited in a personal sense as they are illimitable... ...avor and their body.’—There is an allegoric descrip- tion in verse, by Mr. Rogers, of an ice-house, in which win- ter is described as a captive, &c., ...