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...elli left absolutely to the hints of the newspapers, to casual po- litical speeches, to the cartoons of the comic papers or a chance reading of some S... ...heir particular associations for me with that spate of confession and free speech, that almost painful goal delivery of long pent and crappled and som... ... to say to these Chaps,” he re- peated with a north-country quality in his speech. We made reassuring noises. The Ambassador of the Workers stirred hi... ...a little incompetent, his provincial accent became a beauty of his earnest speech, we were carried away by his indignations. We looked with shining ey... ...nd the drift of our talk seemed suddenly to gather to a head. I broke into speech, giving form to the thoughts that had been accumulating. My words ha... ...gling individual- ism? Was there indeed some giantry, some immense valiant synthesis, still to come—or present it might be and still un- seen by me, o... ... consequences. Given love— given mutuality, and one has effected a supreme synthesis and come to a new level of life—but only those who know can know....

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...her spoke, and the king ate and turned over in his mind the phrases of the speech he intended to make to the conference. By virtue of the antiquity of... ...eizure of the existing supplies of atomic ammunition and the apparatus for synthesising Carolinum was assured, the disbanding or social utilisation of... ...dstuffs that were to have supplied emergency rations, were presently, with synthesisers, fertilisers, actinic light, and scientific di- rection, in ex... ...nglish-speak- ing peoples were permitted the satisfaction of hearing their speech used universally. The language was shorn of a num- ber of grammatica... ...the area of freedom and beauty is increased. And the chemists’ triumphs of synthesis, which could now give us an entirely artificial food, remain larg... ...ossibilities and turning them to evil uses. And they would not suffer open speech, they would not permit of education, they would let no one be educat...

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... and will be!’ ‘Thankee, Jemima,’ cried the simple Polly; delighted by the speech, and disappointed by the absence. ‘Oh you needn’ t thank me, Polly ,... ...iling were quite black. The child became so terrified the she was stricken speech- less, and looked as though about to swoon. ‘Now don’t be a young mu... ... bonnet falling off, her hair came tumbling down about her face: moving to speechless admiration and commiseration, young Walter, nephew of Solomon Gi... ...d lady apologised immediately afterwards for us- ing so common a figure of speech, but said (and truly) that that was the way she reasoned with ‘em. M... ...Dombey , ‘and how is my little friend?’ Grave as an organ was the Doctor’s speech; and when he ceased, the great clock in the hall seemed (to Paul at ... ...rves me,’ said Miss Blimber breaking off, ‘the word analysis as opposed to synthesis, is thus defined by Walker. “The resolution of an object, whether... ...of the senses or of the intellect, into its first elements.” As opposed to synthesis, you observe. Now you know what analysis is, Dombey.’ Dombey didn...

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...rged and widened and had more things added to it. I had soon won my way to speech and was hearing of facts beyond my visible world of fact. Presently ... ...y expe- riences stands in relation to that elemental world as if it were a synthesis of those elemental things. I would suggest to you that this is on... ...ear jelly being as it were the direction in which one moves by analysis or synthesis, if you go down for example from matter to atoms and centres of f... ...establish mutual charity as an intellectual necessity. The com- mon way of speech and thought which the old system of logic has simply systematized, i... ...hought and are modified and directed by it into external acts. And through speech, example, and a hundred various acts, one such circle, one human min... ...ntribute by gathering and con- tributing experience, and through which the synthesis of my life becomes possible. Let me try to convey to you what it ... ...ies of co-operations leading to scarce dreamt-of col- lective powers, of a synthesis of the species, of the develop- ment of a common general idea, a ... ...rcantile phase of human development. Laws and rights, like common terms in speech, are provi- sional things, conveniences for taking hold of a number ... ...es of patience seem justifiable to me; for the most part our traditions of speech and intercourse altogether overdo separations, the preservation of d...

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...n a man—no Swiss—dressed in unfamiliar clothing and speaking an unfamiliar speech…. S S S S Section 4 ection 4 ection 4 ection 4 ection 4 Before night... ...he quality of its universality. I fancy it will be a coalesced language, a synthesis of many. Such a lan- guage as English is a coalesced language; it... ...ence of Anglo-Saxon and Norman French and Scholar’s Latin, welded into one speech more ample and more powerful and beautiful than either. The Utopian ... ...hetic. Politically and socially, as lin- guistically, we must suppose it a synthesis; politically it will be a synthesis of once widely different form... ...esis of once widely different forms of government; socially and morally, a synthesis of a great variety of domes- tic traditions and ethical habits. I... ...with the employers, a common council which has re- sulted in Utopia from a synthesis of the old T rades Unions, and which has become a constitutional ... ... Altogether it was thirteen days before I reported my- self again, and had speech with fellow creatures.” “And the women do this?” “The women who are ... ... the will for it among men! The great empires that exist need but a little speech and frank- ness one with another. Within, the riddles of social orde... ... and the subject peoples to be educated and drilled, to be led to a common speech and a common litera- ture, to be assimilated and made citizens; with...

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...day. Yet as they talked on, and the kindly dusk gathered about them, their speech and their hearts came very close together. But their speech would se... ...otion was surprise. He would have spoken, but a little thing robbed him of speech. For a moment he was unable to remember her surname. Moreover, the s... ... of it. His point of view—” “Facts are facts,” said Smithers. “A fact is a synthesis of impressions,” said Lagune; “but that you will learn when you a... ...ther part of the building to attend. The little old gentleman made no long speeches. “You are young people,” he said slowly, “and life together is a d... ...,” said Lewisham, after an interval. “And think what we lose in the way of speeches,” he re- sumed. “Cannot you imagine the best man rising:—’Ladies a... ...e took a book and pretended to read and found himself composing a scathing speech of remonstrance to be delivered on the mor- 157 H G Wells row at th...

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...nd and immediately renewed; those bronzed metal figures 6 Massimilla Doni speechlessly inhabiting the silent grove; that lordly palace, an object in ... ...ripped of the handsome hangings, the melan- 13 Balzac choly ceilings were speechless and sad. No Turkey carpets, no lustres bright with flowers, no s... ... “That language, a thousand times fuller than the language of words, is to speech and ideas what the thought is to its utterance; it arouses sensation... ...faithful people free, have mercy on them, and on us.) “Never was a grander synthesis composed of natural ef- fects or a more perfect idealization of n... ...f conversation was Genovese’s strange behavior, and the luckless manager’s speech. Those who were admitted behind the scenes went off at once to inqui... ...is superior as a vehicle of expression to color, which re- mains fixed, or speech, which has its limits. The language of music is infinite; it include...

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... from sheer fatigue. He rubbed his fore- head with a lean hand. He resumed speech like one who talks to himself. “I am a lone wolf, a solitary man, wa... ...erweaving, rebuilding, the dim first stirrings of the soul, the growth and synthesis of the uncon- scious to the subconscious, the sub-conscious to da... ...an with a question and left it unsaid. But his motion moved the old man to speech again. “Eh! but how things work together!” said the old man.” This S... ...ng men followed. For a time his attention was absorbed in the fragments of speech he heard. He had a doubt whether all were speaking English. Scraps f... ...n a strange dialect that seemed at first a strange tongue, a thick flow of speech with the drifting corpses of English words therein, the dialect of t... ...density of the crowd prevented his approach- ing it. From the fragments of speech he caught, he judged it conveyed news of the fighting about the Coun... ...ands of dining halls, chapels, theatres, markets and places of assembly, a synthesis of enterprises, of which he chiefly was the owner. People had the...

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...generate Decadents. In short, mark my words—there are other nations!” This speech it was that particularly impressed Bert Smallways. “If them Germans ... ...g for kind, a pride in one’s own atmosphere, a tenderness for one’s Mother speech and one’s familiar land. Before the com- ing of the Scientific Age t... ...ations into nations and king- doms were no longer possible, a newer, wider synthesis was not only needed, but imperatively demanded. Just as the once ... ...dison Square about the Farragut monument, to listen to and cheer patriotic speeches, and a veritable epidemic of little flags and buttons swept throug... ...rebellious spirit below found vent only in iso- lated shouts, street-crowd speeches, and newspaper sugges- tions; then it found much more definite exp... ...heaters and listened to his cries. In the morn- ing the Prince made them a speech about Destiny, and the God of his Fathers and the pleasure and glory...

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...ked perhaps on the part of his auditors a sense of the magnanimity of this speech, for it was a secret neither for his son nor for his visitor that hi... ...pe so.” “Is England not good enough for you?” “That’s a very Machiavellian speech; it doesn’t deserve an answer. I want to see as many countries as I ... ...that odour in her garments.” Isabel blushed a little as she concluded this speech, and the blush, together with the momentary ardour she had thrown in... ... that?” the young man asked with lifted eyebrows. “That’s the most natural speech I’ve ever heard you make! Of course I believe it,” Miss Stackpole in... ... for a sort of mockery. But try me some day.” Caspar Goodwood, during this speech, had kept his eyes fixed upon the name of his hatter, and it was not... ... for her to say of him but that he was the very oldest; this rather meagre synthesis exhausted the facts. She had been obliged to introduce him to Gil...

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...s Not yielding to the happiest upon earth. 445 Simplicity in habit, truth in speech, Be these the daily strengtheners of their minds! May books and Na... ..., and haunted by itself, 180 And specially delightful unto me Was that clear synthesis built up aloft So gracefully, even then when it appeared No mor... ...390 Ate, drank, and with the fruit and glasses played, While oaths, indecent speech, and ribaldry Were rife about him as are songs of birds In springt... ...80 But hence to my more permanent residence I hasten: there, by novelties in speech, Domestic manners, customs, gestures, looks, And all the attire of... ...r, with youth ’s further privilege, And that indulgence which a half learned speech 195 Wins from the courteous, I—who had been else Shunned and not t... ...he crowd Brawling, Denunciation of the crimes Of Maximilian Robespierre. The speech Which in their hands they carried was the same Which had been rece...

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... same relation to the patron’s act as the Address of the two Houses to the Speech from the Throne: it is rather a courteous echo to the personal compl... ...l energies, but on a 74 Theological Essays and Other Papers – V olume Two synthesis between man and nature—for what may properly be called the Ethico... ...nt, carried on without nobleness, pro- priety, or dignity, may be called a speech. We heard only these words—“Brothers in arms—frankness of a soldier.... ... be said that vagueness was not altogether the least eligible feature in a speech whose very purpose was to confuse, and to leave no room for answer, ...

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... and will be!’ ‘Thankee, Jemima,’ cried the simple Polly; delighted by the speech, and disappointed by the absence. ‘Oh you needn’ t thank me, Polly ,... ...iling were quite black. The child became so terrified the she was stricken speech- less, and looked as though about to swoon. ‘Now don’t be a young mu... ... bonnet falling off, her hair came tumbling down about her face: moving to speechless admiration and commiseration, young Walter, nephew of Solomon Gi... ...d lady apologised immediately afterwards for us- ing so common a figure of speech, but said (and truly) that that was the way she reasoned with ‘em. M... ...Dombey , ‘and how is my little friend?’ Grave as an organ was the Doctor’s speech; and when he ceased, the great clock in the hall seemed (to Paul at ... ...rves me,’ said Miss Blimber breaking off, ‘the word analysis as opposed to synthesis, is thus defined by Walker. “The resolution of an object, whether... ...of the senses or of the intellect, into its first elements.” As opposed to synthesis, you observe. Now you know what analysis is, Dombey.’ Dombey didn...

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... turn, and logical finish) is discriminated preparation, is the fusion and synthesis of picture. These alternations propose themselves all recogniseab... ...street that Strether winced till he remembered the safety of their English speech. “Is that,” the young man demanded, “what they think at Woollett?” A... ...the examination of two or three of them appeared soon to have determined a speech that had little to do with them. “You don’t believe in it!” “In what... ...e after they had been a few minutes together, was as if she tried; but her speech, charming correct and odd, was like a precaution against her passing... ...” said Strether. “And it sounds now, as you put it, like a very ridiculous speech.” “Oh!” she murmured—she was full of attenuation. But she had anothe... ...kept you long enough. I know by this time, at any rate, what I meant by my speech; and I really knew it the night of Chad’s dinner.” “Then why didn’t ...

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...the fallacy of arguing in a circle is exposed in the Republic; the nature of synthesis and analysis is graphically described in the Phaedrus; the na- ... ...hich is required in any particular art; nor again the art of the composer of speeches, who knows how to write them, but cannot speak them, although he... ...r of man was this censorious critic. Not an orator, but a great composer of speeches. Socrates under- stands that he is an amphibious animal, half p... ...warfare; they will plead themselves and teach others to speak and to compose speeches which will have an effect upon the courts. And this was only the... ... Y ou must not be sur- prised, Cleinias, at the singularity of their mode of speech: this I say because you may not understand what the two strangers ... ... He assented. But suppose, I said, that we were to learn the art of mak- ing speeches would that be the art which would make us happy? I should say, n...

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...accent, means backwardness and needless diffi- culty with the beginning of speech. Not to be born within reach of abundant changes of clothing and abu... ...rst year is out there is obedience and rebellion, choice and self-control, speech has commenced, and the struggle of the newcomer to stand on his feet... ...variety of noises and babblements from which it will presently disentangle speech. Day by day it will show a stronger and stronger bias to associate d... ...y delightful Animal Life and Intelligence has shown); but man alone has in speech the ap- paratus, the possibility, at any rate, of being a reasoning ... ...ith drawings, with little mod- els, with signs and symbols upon paper, but speech is the common way, the high road, the current coin of thought. With ... ... of many kindred and associated peoples who would willingly enter into our synthesis, could we make it wide enough and sane enough and noble enough fo...

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...operly the urgency of a message, imposed by the pressing character of the speech. It has abandon the horizon of the gesture as a spectacle, leaving t... ...ink we can delay today, after that postmodernism attempted a conciliating synthesis. Here a precision is imposed, that the poetry of paradoxist de-... ... suggestions and hints spread in a foamy, unpredictable and slyish-native speech, somewhat in the manner of Marin Sorescu. The introducing scene ha... ...l-mell was re-established and the Babel Tower grew on through the masterly speech of sovereign....”). Taking down through linguistic absurd the magic... ...ional extensions, democratic equalitarianism, indecency, obsessively-free speech in ceaseless tide (a tiny pattern): “and so the two neighboring and... ...ing linguistic mass. The writing develops into a continual and impenitent speech, which is just the urmuzian character of book, of a sadistic dexter... ...es his charm and authenticity, in this post-modernist prolongation of the synthesis of opposites, tolerated for the moment as a rest for ulterior as... ... instead of other conclusion, we offer this reverential interdisciplinary synthesis (poetry, mathematics, logic), reproduced after Humanistic Mathem... ...gland, India, Israel, Eire, Italy, Romania, Russia, Spain, USA (a partial synthesis of the “fellow travelers”). 80 * As it can be noticed, the 2...

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... 25 Thomas de Quincey dent, escaped the general massacre: but she was now speech- less, and probably delirious; so that, in compassion for her pitiab... ...e Quincey ten or eleven feet from the ground he hung suspended in the air; speechless for the present, through long-continued agi- tation; and not dar... ...o themselves. When, therefore, the Whigs put forth their man Cato to mouth speeches about liberty, as exclusively their pet, and about patriotism and ... ...cal inter- preter. Who complains of a prophet for being a little darker of speech than a post-office directory? or of him that reads the stars for bei... ...hey are shelved, unless they live in men’s memory by something better than speeches in Parliament. Having the usual fate, Fox was complimented, whilst... ... in the very point in which lies Virgil’s superior- ity to Homer; and that synthesis, by means of which a great triumph is reserved to Milton, becomes... ... sible, when it is perceived that the supposed analytic ele- ments of this synthesis are blank reiterations of each other. Exceedingly striking it is,...

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... kind of heresy, its distinctive misapprehension of God. It is only in the synthesis and mutual correction of 24 God The Invisible King many divergen... ...oice of the true God whis- 35 H. G. Wells pers in their hearts, echoes in speech and writing, but they avert themselves, fear-driven. For the true Go... ...ideas very steadfastly deny that. God is, they say, not an aggregate but a synthesis. He is not merely the best of all of us, but a Being in himself, ... ...ther the fundamental es- sential of religion, which is the development and synthesis of the divergent and conflicting motives of the unconverted life,... ...rated and warring elements that seemed at first altogether absent from the synthesis of conversion. We are tripped up by for- getfulness, by distracti... ...discuss errors and keep back the jungle of false ideas, to main- tain free speech and restrain the enterprise of the persecutor, but we do not want a ... ...ch, you may have it so if you will. Provided that you leave conscience and speech and writing and teaching about divine things absolutely free, and th... ...s no other guidance, and no protection. It needs nothing but freedom, free speech, and honest statement. Out of the most mixed and impure solutions a ...

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...d wealth beyond precedent. It has also de- stroyed freedom—of movement, of speech, of economic enterprise. Hardly anyone alive has escaped the worry o... ...ary associations in competition towards a new order of things, a completer synthesis. This most modern State is far less a swarming conflict of busine... ...sit like a giant above all human affairs for the next two decades, and the speech of Mars is blunt and plain. He will say to us all: “Get your houses ... ...s conflict of individualistic enterprise and class suspi- cion against the synthesis of the public welfare is not pecu- liar to Great Britain; it is p... ...n. Given that guarantee against foreign bribery, we may, I think, let free speech rage. This is so much a matter of common sense that I cannot imagine... ...ly patriotic Englishman, I would like to see the lead in this intellectual synthesis of the nations, that must be achieved if wars are to cease, under... ...OP .” The mind plunges hopelessly through that tangle to the elements of a speech which is as yet un- known. Nevertheless almost all the instruction i... ...very rank and class of German, by this organisation of foolish violence of speech and act, by this profession of an irrational and implacable hostilit...

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...to the House of Commons; he had delivered his maiden 49 Thomas de Quincey speech with some effect; and had been heard favorably on various subsequent... ...which it was that, to the extreme surprise of the house, he terminated his speech with a passage from Demosthenes—not presented in En- glish, but in s... ...coming. Here let the reader understand that, through- out the “Iliad,” all speeches or commands, questions or an- swers, are introduced by Homer under... ...n. 78 Memorials, and Other Papers emn celebration of the season by public speeches. Among the six speakers, I, of course (as one of the three boys wh... ...in classical Greek or classical Latin which approaches either pole of this synthesis; neither the idea of holiness, nor of its correlate, sin, could b... ..., the young cavalier, for a moment or two at first, was almost deprived of speech by astonishment and excess of plea- sure. Bounding forward, hardly c...

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... this came from her and what it somehow did for her—it determined in him a speech that would have seemed a few minutes before precarious and in questi... ...agant language. His wife had once told him, in relation to his violence of speech, that such excesses on his part made her think of a retired General ... ...ause, operating covertly but none the less actively, and Fanny Assingham’s speech, which she had followed up a little, echoed within him, fairly to st... ...er, treated her to much crude contemplation and now and then to a spasm of speech, an offered hand, even in some cases to an unencouraged pause; but s... ...ting it to a feast—so thick were the notes of intention in this remarkable speech. But she also felt that to plunge at random, to help herself too fre... ...use than to—as might have happened—irritate him. Those people—and his free synthesis lumped together capitalists and bankers, re tired men of busines...

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...the later writings of Plato is only introduced play fully or as a figure of speech. But in the Phaedrus and Symposium love and philosophy join hands,... ...ates, who professes that he will not leave him until he has delivered up the speech with which L ysias has regaled him, and which he is carrying about... ...e. There, lying down amidst pleas ant sounds and scents, they will read the speech of Lysias. The country is a novelty to Socrates, who never goes ou... ...ree; when they have found a convenient resting place, Phaedrus pulls out the speech and reads:— The speech consists of a foolish paradox which is to t... ...nk that he himself, or rather some power re siding within him, could make a speech better than that of Lysias on the same theme, and also different f... ... ful composition, it will be found to embody two principles: first, that of synthesis or the compre hension of parts in a whole; secondly , analysis...

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...ought, the nature of the proposition, of definition, of generaliza tion, of synthesis and analysis, of division and cross division, are clearly descr... ...al conceptions of the human mind admit of a natural connexion in thought and speech, which Megarian or other sophistry vainly attempts to deny . ddddd... ...me. He is pressed to give this fuller explanation, ei ther in the form of a speech or of question and answer. He prefers the latter, and chooses as h... ... not being has no place in language. Hence arises the necessity of examining speech, opinion, and imagination. And first concerning speech; let us ask... ...they were. Here is false discourse in the short est form. And thus not only speech, but thought and opinion and imagination are proved to be both tru... ...roved to be both true and false. For thought is only the pro cess of silent speech, and opinion is only the si lent assent or denial which follows t...

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... degree of confusion and incom- pleteness in the general design. As in the speeches of Thucydides, the multiplication of ideas seems to inter- fere wi... ...ns wild in his first metaphysical enthusiasm, talk- ing about analysis and synthesis to his father and mother and the neighbours, hardly sparing even ... ...r knowledge of any other subject, you may be said to know that subject. In speech again there are in- finite varieties of sound, and some one who was ... ...ent: it may be for great good or for great evil. But true religion is the synthesis of reli- gion and morality, beginning with divine perfection in w... ...r that sound is one or that sound is infinite are we perfect in the art of speech, but the knowledge of the number and nature of sounds is what makes ... ...t answer you, Socrates; the argu- ment has taken away from me the power of speech. SOCRATES: We must keep up our spirits;—let us now take the life of...

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...rface and Des Grieux. Women follow Jesus to the cross; and he makes them a speech beginning “Daughters of Jerusalem.” Slight as these changes may seem... ...l force at his command to back up his arguments: all that was needed was a speech to rally his followers; and he was not gagged. The reply of the evan... ...g as a criti- cism of the Dean’s sermons. For good or evil, we have made a synthesis out of the literature we call the Bible; and though the discovery... ..., because everything about the Bible is interesting, it does not alter the synthesis very materially even for the paleographers, and does not alter it... ...ad read the Bible without prepos- sessions. For the rest, I have taken the synthesis as it really lives and works in men. After all, a synthesis is wh... ...he laws by which persecutors can destroy or gag all freedom of thought and speech in these matters are still unrepealed and ready to the hand of our b...

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...ing, and hastily brought me a glass of wa- ter. With the first recovery of speech, I asked them what little Francis had meant by saying that he had se... ... the chateau of the wealthy proprietress. Kate was still half-fro- zen and speechless, except at intervals. Heavens! can this corpse-like, languishing... ...y advantage; and the touching him on the shoulder, with the interchange of speeches, and the known character of Kate, sufficiently imply it. But it is... ...t on this occasion Catalina could not venture to be candid! What a capital speech it would have made to say— ‘Friend were you? I think you could hardl... ...ough his eye, than he can build upwards or can analyze downwards the ærial synthesis of Geometry. Such, therefore, as is space for the grandeur of man... ...each other more than to any other heavenly bodies whatsoever. The unity of synthesis, by which they are composed into one figure of 229 Thomas de Qui... ...uincey a cross, we know to be a mere accidental result from an arbi- trary synthesis of human fancy. Take such and such stars, compose them into lette... ...etters, and they will spell such a word. But still it was our own choice—a synthesis of our own fancy, originally to combine them in this way. They mi... ...g, and breathless waiting for the blow, that Schiller alludes in that fine speech of Wallenstein to his sister, where he notices the funeral knells th...

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...f en- mity which we Christians ascribe to our God; that is but a figure of speech: and even there is a derivative enmity; an enmity founded on somethi... ... compe- tition of mere interests. The remedy lay, not through oppo- sition speeches in the senate, or from the rostra,—not through pamphlets or journa... ...what wonder that Judas should connect his daily experience by an imaginary synthesis? 109 Thomas de Quincey possible for us, without documents or hin... ...con himself is duped by this enormous blun- der, and founds upon it a long speech in the Star-Chamber. Now, in the first place, who does not see that,...

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...mes, I, who was a chief and the son of a chief, toiled for men, — men rough of speech and hard as iron, who wrung An Odyssey of the North 77 gold fro... ... An Odyssey of the North 87 she asked who I was, and where I had learned that speech. “‘I am Naass,’ I said. “ ‘You?’ she said. ‘You?’ And she crept ... ...ng his pipe in a meditative manner. Hay Stockard was at times as thoughtful of speech as he was wanton of action; but only at times. “But I know your ... ...to you and grace before the Lord.” His advances were met sullenly, and without speech. “To you, Hay Stockard, blasphemer and Philistine, greeting. In ... ...ill, you know, I can’t give him up.” Hay Stockard paused, striving to put into speech the rude ethics of his heart. “He ’s worried me, Baptiste, in th... ... data for a projected chapter in some future book which he planned to entitle “Synthesis of Working Class Psychology.” Before he arose to the surface ...

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...is which was dearest to her heart. L’Île Saint Louis to her mind offered a synthesis of the French spirit, and it pleased her far more than the garish... ... Haddo. ‘I have,’ answered the other calmly . ‘My father lost his power of speech shortly before he died, and it was plain that he sought with all his... ...arly funny. His passion for euphuism contrasted strikingly with the simple speech of those with whom he consorted. It certainly added author ity to w... ...now. And what devil sug gested, a warp as it were in the woof of Oliver’s speech, that her exquisite loveliness gave her the right to devote herself ... ...Some devil must have taken pos session of her body.’ ‘You use a figure of speech. I wonder if it can possibly be a reality.’ Arthur and Dr Porhoët lo...

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... on our culture, our kids’ schools, and our communications networks; on free speech, medicine, and scientific research. We are wasting some of the prom... ...the patenting of human genes, or the relationship between copyright and free speech, are not merely interesting, they are important. It seems like a b... ...a that there might be constitutional challenges to the regulation of digital speech by copyright law may wallow in those arguments to their hearts’ co... ...ed thirty years later in Britain by Thomas Babington Macaulay. 14 Macaulay’s speeches to the House of Commons in 1841 on the subject of copyright term... ...as remarkable even in his own time, but it is hard to imagine a contemporary speechwriter, let alone a politician, coming up with Dr. Johnson “cheered... ...n Hesse’s words, to reflect “an epistemo- logically impure and unstable legal synthesis that combined an instrumentalist notion of the public good with... ...otic stew of digital sampling, remix, and mashup. Along the way, we have the synthesis of old and the invention of new musical genres—often against th... ...ng and indexing biological parts that are currently being built and offering synthesis and assembly services to construct new parts, devices, and syst... ...f commercial journals, could help fuel re- markable innovations in scientific synthesis and computer-aided research while giving citizens access to the...

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...e Finn or the Pole, who has hitherto been a rather reluctant member of the synthesis of the Russian em- pire, may well wish to end that attachment in ... ... courses. This preliminary discussion of war aims by means of great public speeches, that has been getting more and more explicit now for many months,... ...In one most unexpected quarter the same idea has been endorsed. The King’s Speech on the prorogation of Parlia- ment this February was one of the most... ...blican-minded of us could have anticipated. For the first time in a King’s Speech we heard of the “democracies” of the world, and there was a clear cl... ...several of our politicians extremely . I read over the German Chancellor’s speech very carefully, so far as it was available, and it is clear that he ... ...iplomacy from Russia have enormously cleared the air, and the recent great speech of General Smuts at the Savoy Hotel 36 In the Fourth Year is probab... ...as a necessary association that must give place ulti- mately to the higher synthesis of a world league, that here we hold as trustees and there on acc...

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...ress the realities of the national life; they are a mere impediment in the speech of the community. With our whole social order in danger, our Legisla... ...ange of tone, a new generos- ity on the part of those who deal with Labour speeches, Labour literature, Labour representatives, and Labour claims. Lab... ...ere an integral, almost a dominant, part of our national thought, when its speeches were read over in tens of thousands of homes, and a large and symp... ...is it to keep discussion open, to tolerate no limitation on the freedom of speech, writing, art and book distribu- tion, and to sustain the utmost lib... ...ster at large is grey and dull, shirking interesting topics and em- phatic speech, what must he be like in the monotonous class- room? These may seem ... ...ey brought little or no positive social 203 H. G . Wells tradition to the synthesis to which they brought their blood and muscle. The earlier German,... ...tions of peoples that have been annexed by or have come into this national synthesis are silent so far as any contribu- tion to the national stock of ... ...nd highly indigestible contribution to the American moral and intellectual synthesis. It is remarkable chiefly as the one shrill exception in a world ... ...cur through its adoption by these silent foreign ingredients in the racial synthesis are not likely to add to it or elaborate it 219 H. G . Wells in ...

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... be asked how this principle of shared activity applies to getting through speech or reading the idea of, say, a Greek helmet, where no direct use of ... ...effect is most marked. First, the habits of language. Fundamental modes of speech, the bulk of the vocabulary, are formed in the ordinary intercourse ... ...ial necessity. The babe acquires, as we well say, the mother tongue. While speech habits thus contracted may be corrected or even displaced by con- sc... ...s teaching, yet, in times of excitement, intention- ally acquired modes of speech often fall away, and indi- viduals relapse into their really native ... ...ived a store of sensory impressions, association or some power of men- tal synthesis is supposed to combine them into ideas— into things with a meanin... ...pen- dent growth of their own, which left to itself would evolve a perfect speech. Taken literally, Rousseau’s principle would mean that adults should... ...09 John Dewey residing in individuals, German thought (as in Hegel) made a synthesis of the two. Reason is absolute. Nature is in- carnate reason. His...

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... as well as the peculiar political temperament, that goes with our English speech may more and more pervade and influence the world. As regards the ma... ...bing the terror of that dreadful moment. Our limbs stiffened, our power of speech ceased, and our hearts beat violently, and only a whisper of the sam... ...t when I spoke, that it was not my own voice, for it appeared so to me. My speech seemed entirely under the control of the Spirit within me; I do not ... ...e, see Othello after the murder; for anger see Lear after Cordelia’s first speech to him; for resolve, see p. 175 (J. Foster case). Here is a patholog... ...ions of sight or hearing. The impulses may take the direction of automatic speech or writing, the meaning of which the subject himself may not un- der... ...r. The “heroic” or “sol- emn” way in which life comes to them is a “higher synthesis” into which healthy- mindedness and mor- bidness both enter and c...

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...“I like the idea of mental synthesis very much ... I quite agree that language evolved in a way that facilitates synthesis and transmission of the synthesized mental image. ... I don't think there can be much doubt, purely conceptually, that language w...

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...e back of a whale. This process involves the syntheses of two existing mental images into a new one. Therefore I will refer to this process as mental synthesis....

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...t encoding in the brain 6 Chapter 2. Neuronal synchronization 26 Chapter 3. Imagining new objects 32 Chapter 4. External manifestations of mental synthesis 39 Chapter 5. Humans versus animals 80 Chapter 6: Overall Discussion of Part 1 108 Part 2. Evolution of the Human Mind 135 Chapter 7. Introduction: a quick guide to paleoanthropology 136 Chapter 8. Cognitiv...

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...n goes with Eddie to a squaw dance 297. Mary hears of Cuban suppression as she travels to Cuba 298. Mary observes and confronts to investigate free speech in Cuba 299. Steward and Joan talk about stars in a moonlit field 300. Steward gets a lesson in self-reliance at Thomasek’s “spread” 301. Steward spends the night alone in a tent with Joan 302. Mary accepts Cortez’...

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...has not yet managed to assimilate the islands whence she sprang. Ireland, Wales, and the Scottish mountains still cling, in part, to their old Gaelic speech. It was but the other day that English triumphed in Cornwall, and they still show in Mousehole, on St. Michael?s Bay, the house of the last Cornish-speaking woman. English itself, which will now frank the traveller thr...

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...es, and the Scottish moun- tains still cling, in part, to their old Gaelic speech. It was but the other day that English triumphed in Cornwall, and th... ...athers, and every county, in some parts every dale, has its own quality of speech, vocal or verbal. In like manner, local custom and prejudice, even l... ...nd smock- frocks; chimes of bells and the rapid, pertly-sounding En- glish speech – they are all new to the curiosity; they are all set to English air... ...e in the wrong direction. Yet surely his complaint is grounded; surely the speech of Englishmen is too often lacking in gen- erous ardour, the better ... ...e end of the hostile lowlands, among a people who did not understand their speech, and who had hated, har- ried, and hanged them since the dawn of his... ... the same degree, as the choice of measured verse; for both imply a closer synthesis of events, a higher key of dialogue, and a more picked and statel...

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...e find it hard to fit it exactly with the expressions of our philosophical speech. It is this idea which underlies and issues from a romance, this som... ...is Stevenson multitude; and it is the wonderful power of subordination and synthesis thus displayed, that gives us the measure of his talent. No amoun... ... infringement of dramatic propriety that a great deal of the humour of the speeches depends for its existence and effect. Indeed, Burns was so full of... ...ealities of life and not by the partial terms that represent them in man’s speech; and at times of choice, we must leave words upon one side, and act ... ...eligion. He wishes to drag with a larger net, to make a more comprehensive synthesis, than any or than all of them put together. In feeling after the ... ...hes, or apples, or tobacco; a patient, helpful, reverend man, full of kind speeches. His memoranda of this period are almost bewildering to read. From... ...onsidered as verses is poor bald stuff. Con- sidered, not as verse, but as speech, a great part of it is full of 80 Robert Louis Stevenson strange an...