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...stagnation. This is true in every sphere of life: the economic, the social, in the arts, the sciences. Neurotic Adaptive versus Normally Adaptive C... ...n conflicts with the right to own private property and to benefit from it. Society strikes a fine balance by, on the one hand, taking from the rich... ...n conflicts with the right to own private property and to benefit from it. Society strikes a fine balance by, on the one hand, taking from the rich... ...n to enforce arrangements, e.g., by concerted refusals to deal (industrial action, strikes); 6. Concerted refusal to sell to potential importers; ... ... applications, make "discoveries" in science, exploit (not so) "new" themes in the arts. Society may judge us differently than we perceive ourse... ...ern values, beliefs, doctrines, moral tenets, political and military institutions, arts, and sciences. This war is about world domination. Two inc... ...ompelled to uphold international prescripts by their indisputable and overwhelming martial deficiency. Rather, after centuries of futile bloodletti...

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...n Flying, found shelter in the Fortunate Isles, And left their usages, their arts and laws, To disappear by a slow gradual death, To dwindle and to pe... ... perceive, and not that we have made. 220 To thee, unblinded by these formal arts, The unity of all hath been revealed, And thou wilt doubt, with me l... ... To instantaneous service; should at once Have made me pay to science and to arts And written lore, acknowledged my liege lord, A homage frankly offer... ...hou endless stream of men and moving things! Thy every day appearance, as it strikes— With wonder heightened, or sublimed by awe— On strangers, of all... ...rs merely seen but once, And for a moment, men from far with sound Of music, martial tunes, and banners spread, Entering the city, here and there a fa...

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... is going to be how she can kill her child’s desire for freedom. This goal strikes the child from as early on as the embryonic and fetal stages. It i... ...ory and taste artistic vibrations. The purpose of the wide range of human arts that artists have created is to move people, and inspire wonder in ... ...f men and women, not in their minds, when the hour of drama, pain and evil strikes and they are faced with their unbearable weight. Camus was horri... ...ory and taste artistic vibrations. The purpose of the wide range of human arts that artists have created is to move people, and inspire wonder in t... ...f men and women, not in their minds, when the hour of drama, pain and evil strikes and they are faced with their unbearable weight. Camus was horri... ... this passage is stimulated, in a more intelligent way, through the use of martial arts. But what about the girls? Who takes care of stimulating the... ...ssage is stimulated, in a more intelligent way, through the use of martial arts. But what about the girls? Who takes care of stimulating them to bec...

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... without necessaries it is impossible to live, and to live well. As in all arts which are brought to perfection it is necessary that they should have ... ...thout life, the sailor is alive; for a servant is as an instrument in many arts. Thus property is as an instrument to living; an estate is a multitude... ... bounds to riches can be fixed for man;” for they may be fixed as in other arts; for the instruments of no art whatsoever are infinite, either in thei... ...g that they should continue sol- diers for five years, some young men of a martial disposi- tion, who were in great esteem amongst their officers, de-... ...yrene: for a little evil is overlooked, but when it becomes a great one it strikes the eye. It is, moreover, very-useful in such a state to do as Clis...

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...t keep Ulysses from suffering many woes and from the pain that continually strikes Ulysses during his life. When I ask myself why Zeus and Athena... ...vecento’s mother is no doubt irresponsible and absent. 62 When trauma strikes the fetal I, pain invades the I like a storm on the sea. The feta... ...ore important than the physical ones he has learned through practicing the martial arts. To be able to recognize one’s guilt means being able to ac... ...rtant than the physical ones he has learned through practicing the martial arts. To be able to recognize one’s guilt means being able to accomplish... ...activity and the bow is Apollo’s favorite weapon. Apollo is the god of the arts, and as we know art is always a fusion of opposites. We could think... ...oes not want animal sacrifices, he wants that the heart is transformed. He strikes not to punish, but because through pain human beings can understan...

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...him). Have a care, you. In an hour from this there will be no law here but martial law. I passed the soldiers within six miles on my way here: before ... ...d chairs which, though not upholstered, are stained and polished. The fine arts are represented by a mezzotint portrait of some Presbyterian divine, a... ...arm, 26 The Devil’s Disciple windless downpour of rain. As the town clock strikes the quarter, Judith comes in with a couple of candles in earthen- w... ...ridewell for the night; and he’s just been brought over here for the court martial. Don’t fret, mum: he slep like a child, and has made a rare good br... ... (amazed—divining the truth). Mrs. Anderson!!! (The bell of the town clock strikes the quarter. He collects him- self, and removes her hands, saying r... ...eel- ings if we proceed to hang this dissenter without further de- lay (he strikes the bell), especially as I am debarred by my principles from the cu... ...em. They are so serious as to take his attention completely from the court martial. SERGEANT (to Christy). Now then. Attention; and take your hat off....

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...e become more fiercely thirsty by the very taste. Though fit for the liberal arts and disposed to study the sacred writings alone, being deprived of t... ...aid of their friends, by a kind of apos tasy they return to the mechanical arts solely to gain a liveli hood, to the loss of the Church and the de... ...rth, Julius, the invader of Rome and of the world, who, the first in war and arts, assumed universal empire under his single rule, faithful Fab riciu... ...; and a certain Fidentinus mendaciously usurped the works of Mar tial, whom Martial thus deservedly rebuked: The Philobiblon Richard de Bury 21 ... ...out the text, furnish it with monstrous alphabets, or if any other frivolity strikes their fancy, at once their pen begins to write it. There the Lati...

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...a rhinoc- eros, with four attendants, who all make their obeisance when it strikes the hour; these are all put into motion by winding up the machine. ... ...e, to which are admitted earls, barons, gentlemen, doctors, and Masters of Arts, but very few of the latter—this is more plentifully and expensively s... ...fully and expensively served than the others; the second is for Masters of Arts, Bach- elors, some gentlemen, and eminent citizens; the third for peop... ..., sometimes lined with fur; they wear square caps. The doctors, Masters of Arts, and professors, have another kind of gown that distinguishes them. Ev... ...ite up to the castle, and at bottom stretch out in an extended plain, that strikes the beholders with delight. Besides what has been already mentioned... ...elf, and its two towers, to a stupendous height, that, as Erasmus says, it strikes even those who only see it at a distance with awe. In the choir, wh... ...onstellation was his direct opposite, for indeed he was one of the Queen’s martialists, and did her very good service in Ireland, at her first accessi... ... the watch, the other the guard, each on the other’s actions and motions; *Martial state. **Leicester’s. 62 for my Lord of Sussex was of so great spi... ... apt issue, which the Queen highly respected, for he had six sons, and all martial and brave men: the first was William, the eldest, and father to the...

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...u, whilst you read. 5 Torquato Tasso VI Six years were run since first in martial guise The Christian Lords warraid the eastern land; Nice by assault... ...of Christian rule to prove: He taught them laws, statutes and customs new, Arts, crafts, obedience, and religion true; 6 Jerusalem Delivered X And wi... ...now adores, Nor could he quite his wonted faith forsake, But in his wicked arts both oft implores Help from the Lord, and aid from Pluto black; He, fr... ..., By which bright sign well known was that fair inn. XXXIX She scorned the arts these silly women use, Another thought her nobler humor fed, Her lofty... ...ghter make, His shock no steed, his blow no knight could bear, For dead he strikes him whom he lights upon, So thunders break high trees on Lebanon. ... ...eeds must this please him well that is betide, That I so well can use this martial trade, To whom so rare a gift he did present, Tell him the workman ... ...Else, here surrender I both sword and lance, And swear no more to use this martial guise; For ill deserves he to be termed a knight, That bears a blun... ...oveth, that defence he trieth, He traverseth, retireth, presseth nigh, Now strikes he out, and now he falsifieth, This blow he wardeth, that he lets s... ... preserved on live This hardy champion, fortress of our faith, Strucken he strikes, still stronger more they strive, The more they hurt him, more he d...

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...0 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers Ariosto or our own Spenser, that such martial ladies as the Marfisa, or Bradamant of the first, and Britomart of ... ...ay inherited, from the days of Cortez and Pizarro, shining remembrances of martial prow- ess, and the very worst of ethics. T o think little of bloods... ... her couch, and with little prospect of ever rising again to her feet, the martial nun. She lay as luck had ordered it, with her head screened by the ... ...he state of their domestic politics amongst the Tartars by the undermining arts of Zebek-Dorchi, and his ally the Lama, that very little importance wo... ...conceited of elder generations, and that in some modes we have energies or arts absolutely and exclusively our own. Amongst a thou- sand indications o... ...rs, and consequently the facilities, lodged both in the science and in the arts ministe- rial to the science. Thus, in the constellation Cygnus, there... ...often trivial, often incoherent, often unauthenticated, there is one which strikes us as both true and interesting; and we are grateful to Mr. Gillman... ...whether you count your expectations in kicks or halfpence, that absolutely strikes horror into arith- metic. The singularity of the case is, that the ...

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...o, sir: I have no right to my costume ex- cept the right of a lover of the arts to dress myself hand- somely. You are most welcome, Mr T rotter. [Trot... ...s in. Juggins withdraws. MARGARET. Still grinding away for that Society of Arts examination, Bobby? Youll never pass. BOBBY. [rising] No: I was just w... ...hmen he is guilty of an act of cowardice comparable to that of the man who strikes a woman. It is folly: it is nonsense: a Frenchman is not really str... ...liver your verdict. Mr Bannal: you know that it is the cus- tom at a Court Martial for the youngest officer present to deliver his judgment first; so ...

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...ing coal, collects them all, Beck’ning, and each, that lingers, with his oar Strikes. As fall off the light autumnal leaves, One still another followi... ...nger’d, think No ground of terror: in this trial I Shall vanquish, use what arts they may within For hindrance. This their insolence, not new, Erewhi... ...once Exclaim’d, up starting, “How! said’st thou he had? No longer lives he? Strikes not on his eye The blessed daylight?” Then of some delay I made e... ...left the wall, and tow’rds the middle space Went by a path, that to a valley strikes; Which e’en thus high exhal’d its noisome steam. CANTO XI Upon th... ...inhabitants. To shun All human converse, here she with her slaves Plying her arts remain’d, and liv’d, and left Her body tenantless. Thenceforth the t... ...hant gave. CANTO XXII It hath been heretofore my chance to see Horsemen with martial order shifting camp, To onset sallying, or in muster rang’d, Or i... .... Asdente.] A shoemaker at Parma, who deserted his business to practice the arts of divination. v. 123. Cain with fork of thorns.] By Cain and the t...

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...the purpose of attentively reviewing the Pantheon of Greece and Rome, what strikes him at the first with most depth of impression and with most horror... ...retended to no great works in phi- losophy, in legislation, or in the fine arts, except only that, as to one of these arts, viz. poetry, a single god ... ...he text, which is the way adopted by our authorized version, one objection strikes ev- erybody at a glance, viz., that St. Paul could not possibly mea... ...wed. It is clear as is the purpose of daylight, that the whole body of the arts and sciences composes one vast machinery for the irritation and develo... ...no mischief to one of us. The proud and enlightened white man despises his arts; and for him, therefore, these arts have no existence, for they work o... ...re in search of him, they’ll certainly hear of him at Trinity. Suddenly it strikes me as a dream, that Lord Bacon belonged to this College. Don’t laug... ...gypt, and the silent advance to supreme power amongst men of a new empire, martial be- yond all precedent as regarded means, but not as regarded ends—... ...ese transmigrations of their power we must remember that they were under a martial training and discipline, never suffered to become effeminate. One s... ... in Egypt nearest to Cyrenaica. What reason had there been for expecting a martial legislator at that moment in Arabia, who should fuse and sternly co...

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... Was it not the Ancients that began it? Aristophanes, Catullus, Petronius, Martial, flew in the face of decency in their ideas as well as in the words... ...ry genius,—he was one Whose soul so universally was thrown Through all the arts of life, who understood Each stratagem by which we stray from good; So... ...cloth for the linings. The wood was carried by the porters, the masters of arts carried the sausages and the dishes, and Master Janotus himself would ... ...y of the Lemovic regions, where requiesceth the corpor of the hagiotat St. Martial. I under- stand thee very well, said Pantagruel. When all comes to ... ...tayed there a pretty space, and studied very well in all the seven liberal arts, he said it was a good town to live in, but not to die; for that the g... ...als; for very seldom doth it fall out that the greatest eaters do the most martial exploits. There is no shadow like that of flying colours, no smoke ... ...them, Gentlemen, do not go, if will believe me, for our master is mad, and strikes athwart and alongst, he cares not where; he will do you a mischief.... ...ig-trees, or sea-calves makes the thunder sheer off insomuch that it never strikes them. Since at the sight of a ram, mad elephants recover their form... ... they begin to take one another on all sides in time, as soon as the music strikes up. When anyone takes a prisoner, he makes his honours, and strikin...

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...a headier set of chains; expels anti-militarists with the blood-thirstiest martial anti-foreign ardor; and gives the Kai- ser reason to thank heaven t... ...iddle pillar of which is a mighty tree. Into that tree, without a word, he strikes a sword up to the hilt, so that only the might of a hero can withdr... ...pon to his hand when he most needs one. The last flicker of the dying fire strikes on the golden hilt of the sword that sticks in the tree; but he doe... ...nal T rade Unionism by inducing En- glish workmen to send money to support strikes on the con- tinent, and recalling English workers who had been take... ...literature and music is maintained by the example of great masters in both arts. Very touching dramatic expression can be combined with decorative sym... ...o a certain point in his career Wagner paid the penalty of undertaking two arts instead of one. Mozart had his trade as a musician at his fingers’ end...

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.... Your brothers in Flanders are beginning the good work. Soapboiler. Dog! (Strikes him.) (Others oppose the Soapboiler, and exclaim,) Are you also a S... ...not mark the hero’s death-hour. Slowly the fingers go their round—one hour strikes after another—hold! Now is the time. The thought of the morning sca... ...ry trophy that a paltry spirit erects for itself by base and surreptitious arts. And thou ! If it be possible for a son to swerve from the manners of ... ...s with his face towards her. She holds the wreath suspended over his head,—martial music is heard in the distance, at the first sound the vision disap...

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...ing coal, collects them all, Beck’ning, and each, that lingers, with his oar Strikes. As fall off the light autumnal leaves, One still another followi... ...nger’d, think No ground of terror: in this trial I Shall vanquish, use what arts they may within For hindrance. This their insolence, not new, Erewhi... ...once Exclaim’d, up starting, “How! said’st thou he had? No longer lives he? Strikes not on his eye The blessed daylight?” Then of some delay I made e... ...left the wall, and tow’rds the middle space Went by a path, that to a valley strikes; Which e’en thus high exhal’d its noisome steam. CANTO XI Upon th... ...inhabitants. To shun All human converse, here she with her slaves Plying her arts remain’d, and liv’d, and left Her body tenantless. Thenceforth the t... ...hant gave. CANTO XXII It hath been heretofore my chance to see Horsemen with martial order shifting camp, To onset sallying, or in muster rang’d, Or i... .... Asdente.] A shoemaker at Parma, who deserted his business to practice the arts of divination. v. 123. Cain with fork of thorns.] By Cain and the t...

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...ife is a thing jumped at, and I do not get on in the enjoyment of the fine arts which adorn it, my attention being wholly occupied with the jump; for ... ... they know many things; But lo! they have taken wings The arts and sciences, And a thousand appliances; The wind that... ...rchitects of our churches do? So are made the belles lettres and the beaux arts and their professors. Much it concerns a man, forsooth, how a few stic... ...ooked round for a woodchuck or a skunk to exercise my chivalry upon. These martial strains seemed as far away as Palestine, and reminded me of a march... ... air, and there is one bright flash where it emerges, and another where it strikes the water; some times the whole silvery arc is revealed; or here a...

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...emen’s dinner?” “Wait for him! And what about Monsieur Binet? As the clock strikes six you’ll see him come in, for he hasn’ t his equal under the sun ... ...riculture”; on the third, “T o Industry”; and on the fourth, “T o the Fine Arts.” But the jubilation that brightened all faces seemed to darken that o... ...ce respected as well as war, industry, commerce, agriculture, and the fine arts?” “I ought,” said Rodolphe, “to get back a little further.” “Why?” sai... ...ion of our dear country , what do I see there? Everywhere commerce and the arts are flourishing; everywhere new means of communication, like so many n... ...m!” Then touching on the entry of the coun- cillor, he did not forget “the martial air of our militia;” nor “our most merry village maidens;” nor the ... ...er tyrannical and overexacting. Then she had strange ideas. “When midnight strikes,” she said, “you must think of me.” And if he confessed that he had... ...he ecclesiastic, with a thick laugh, never missed this joke— “Its goodness strikes the eye!” He was, in fact, a good fellow and one day he was not eve...

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...ut at the sight of their freshness, stature, and manly personal beauty his martial spirit flamed up and he resolved to go with them himself the very n... ...theft or rascality in Mirgorod, so everybody hangs upon his fence whatever strikes his fancy. If you go on to the square, you will surely stop and ad-... ...itch—not our Ivan Ivanovitch, but the other, who had but one eye—said, “It strikes me as strange that my right eye,” this one-eyed Ivan Ivanovitch alw... ...ou are already striving after the fashionable style, 228 Gogol because it strikes the eye at once. Have a care! society already begins to have its at... ... and after dinner, the heavy traces of uninterested application to various arts, insisted upon by her mother for the elevation of her mind. But the ar... ...erous orders to artists; offered prizes for the encouragement of different arts; spent a great deal of money, and finally ruined himself. But, full of...

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...t, a few sentences after, he told us that the “Commission- ers of the Fine Arts” selected Pope, along with Chaucer, Shakspeare, Spenser, Milton, and D... ...the same number:— 1. Of the extent and limits of human reason. 2. Of those arts and sciences, and of the parts of them, which are useful, and therefor... ...o all men known; Others so very close, they’re hid from none; (So darkness strikes the sense no less than light) Thus gracious Chandos is beloved at s... ...and then raise a town. 190 You, too, proceed! make falling arts your care, Erect new wonders, and the old repair; Jones and Palladio t... ...ounds with Sappho’s praise. Though great Alcaeus more sublimely sings, And strikes with bolder rage the sounding strings, No less renown attends the m... ... Choroebus, famed for virtue as for arms. Some few like him, inspired with martial flame, Thought a short life well lost for endless fame. These, wher... ...eodamas, whose sprightly strain Could swell the soul to rage, and fire the martial train. Bacchus himself, the nuptial feast to grace, (So poets sing)... ... The mild Erinna, blushing in her bays. So, while the sun’s broad beam yet strikes the sight, All mild appears the moon’s more sober light; Serene, in... ...s, of Alans, and of Huns! 90 See Alaric’s stern port! the martial frame Of Genseric! and Attila’s dread name! See the bold Ostrogoths...

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.... Full well the god his sister’s envy knew, And what her aims and what her arts pursue. He summon’d Eurus and the western blast, And first an angry gl... ...tawny wolf shall drain: Then Romulus his grandsire’s throne shall gain, Of martial tow’rs the founder shall become, The people Romans call, the city R... ...8 Admir’d the fortune of the rising town, The striving artists, and their arts’ renown; He saw, in order painted on the wall, Whatever did unhappy Tr... ...brains? Think you the Grecians from your coasts are gone? And are Ulysses’ arts no better known? The Aeneid Virgil 30 This hollow fabric either mus... ...coursers borne; The whirlwind gathers, and the woods are torn: Then Nereus strikes the deep; the billows rise, And, mix’d with ooze and sand, pollute ... ...m around. The queen at length appears; on either hand The brawny guards in martial order stand. A flow’r’d simar with golden fringe she wore, And at h... ...h pray’rs, nor promis’d such a son. Hers was a hero, destin’d to command A martial race, and rule the Latian land, Who should his ancient line from T ... ... The fatal message reach’d her as she fled: She leaves her life aloft; she strikes the ground, And renders back the weapon in the wound. Acestes, grud... ...conspicuous in his flowing vest; His flying fingers, and harmonious quill, Strikes sev’n distinguish’d notes, and sev’n at once they fill. Here found ...

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...ed in the artillery under the old regime, and made perfect in the military arts of shirking his duties, swin- dling the paymaster over travelling expe... ...the first time since the invention of gunpowder, that a cannon ball, if it strikes a man, will kill him. To a thorough grasp of this remarkable discov... ...g a keen dramatic faculty, is extremely clever at playing upon them by the arts of the actor and 4 The Man of Destiny stage manager. Withal, he is no... ... except in promises and patriotic flatteries which are not compatible with martial law of the Prussian type. Napoleon has therefore approached the Alp... ...IEUTENANT . No more than you do, General. Now I sup- pose I shall be court-martialled. Well, I don’t mind being court-martialled; but (with solemn det... ...: I’m perfectly ready to give an account of myself. I shall make the court-martial thoroughly understand that the fault was not mine. Advantage has be...

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...u, whilst you read. 5 Torquato Tasso VI Six years were run since first in martial guise The Christian Lords warraid the eastern land; Nice by assault... ...of Christian rule to prove: He taught them laws, statutes and customs new, Arts, crafts, obedience, and religion true; 6 Jerusalem Delivered X And wi... ...now adores, Nor could he quite his wonted faith forsake, But in his wicked arts both oft implores Help from the Lord, and aid from Pluto black; He, fr... ..., By which bright sign well known was that fair inn. XXXIX She scorned the arts these silly women use, Another thought her nobler humor fed, Her lofty... ...ghter make, His shock no steed, his blow no knight could bear, For dead he strikes him whom he lights upon, So thunders break high trees on Lebanon. ... ...eeds must this please him well that is betide, That I so well can use this martial trade, To whom so rare a gift he did present, Tell him the workman ... ...Else, here surrender I both sword and lance, And swear no more to use this martial guise; For ill deserves he to be termed a knight, That bears a blun... ...oveth, that defence he trieth, He traverseth, retireth, presseth nigh, Now strikes he out, and now he falsifieth, This blow he wardeth, that he lets s... ... preserved on live This hardy champion, fortress of our faith, Strucken he strikes, still stronger more they strive, The more they hurt him, more he d...

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...ort of the heavens, thunders along the borders of the darkened clouds, and strikes fire from his sword to kindle a new sun and a new moon. Again, when... ...f heaven. These daughters are believed to be skilled to perfection in the arts of spinning and weav ing, accomplishments probably attributed to them... ...torm wind Flying from the East in fierceness, Whips the ocean into surges, Strikes the stars with sprays of ocean Till the waves are white with fervor... ...r; With his third stop firmly planted, Reaches he the oak tree’s branches, Strikes the trunk with sharpened hatchet, With one mighty swing he strikes ... ...ong desire is stirring in me For the cup of deadly combat, For the mead of martial conquest.” This the pleading mother’s answer: “Lemminkainen, son be... ...e beverage of dishonor, At my mother’s home and fireside! “Hither bring my martial doublet, Bring me now the sword of battle, Bring my father’s sword ... ...ove a valiant soldier, When thy wisdom calls for fighting; I am skilled in arts of warfare!” Wainamoinen, ancient minstrel, Gave assent to Ahti’s wish...

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... man of the community, and tempt him to make her his tenth wife by all the arts peculiar to women in English-speaking countries. No eastern woman can ... ...titude for that department of sport; to coach them, when they have, in the arts by which men can be led to compromize themselves; and to keep all the ... ...is wife when he is tired of her, and the wife the husband when another man strikes her fancy? One must reply unhesitatingly in the affirmative; for if... ...ning with the baby’s weight and ending perhaps with some sort of practical arts degree, but leaving parents and children to achieve the results as the... ...mpel us to live in a state of siege and to do everything by a bureaucratic martial law that would be quite unnecessary and indeed intolerable in a pro... ...d by Reginald’s eloquence] Do you see my uniform? What did Collins say? It strikes the eye. It was meant to. I put it on expressly to give the modern ...

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... had forgotten her age and by force of habit employed all the old feminine arts. But as soon as the prince had gone her face resumed its former cold, ... ...you’d been to a fete, not like us sinners of the line,” cried Rostov, with martial swagger and with baritone notes in his voice, new to Boris, pointin... ...told them that the affair was likely to take a very bad turn: that a court-martial had been appointed, and that in view of the severity with which mar... ...ot to detect that (while hiding it from others) at heart he feared a court-martial and was worried over the affair, which was evidently taking a bad t... ...s it not so, your excellency?” But Pfuel, like a man heated in a fight who strikes those on his own side, shouted angrily at his own supporter, Wolzog...

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...8 Robert Louis Stevenson gland. The change from a hilly to a level country strikes him with delighted wonder. Along the flat horizon there arise the f... ...clique of the exclu- sive, studious and cultured; no rotten borough of the arts. All classes rub shoulders on the greasy benches. The raffish young ge... ...s under the alias of Prince Otto. But enough has been said to show by what arts of impersonation, and in what purely ventriloquial efforts I first saw... ...er of my father’s life, was a failure; the sea proved too strong for man’s arts; and after expedients hitherto unthought of, and on a scale hyper-cycl... ... quality of man, can talk to some degree with all; but the true talk, that strikes out all the slumbering best of us, comes only with the peculiar bre... ...ume, to-day look somewhat pallidly; the extreme hard favour of the heroine strikes me, I had almost said with pain; the villain’s scowl no longer thri... ...e breaking of the sword rounds off the best of all his books with a manly, martial note. But perhaps nothing can more strongly illustrate the necessit...