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...ughter of the heavenly King, she strives to honor her heavenly Father by wooing her earthly father to Christ and away from rum. Set in the era of the temperance movement of the 1800's. Authored by Isabella M. Alden under the pen name Pansy. Third in the Ester Ried series. (Summary by TriciaG)...

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............................ 224 COLERIDGE AND OPIUM-EATING ........................................................................................ 264 TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT ................................................................................................... 292 ON WAR .................................................................................................

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......................................................................... 264 TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT .......................................................... .............................................................. 264 TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT ..................................................................... ...t. Possibly from the dignity of her person, assisted by the dignity of her movements, a stranger would have been disposed to call her at a distance a ... ... going out along with me to the city. I did not ask her to be quick in her movements: I knew there was no need: and, whilst she was absent, I took up,... ...e was no need: and, whilst she was absent, I took up, in one of my fretful movements of nervousness, a book which was lying upon a side-table: the boo... ...andy. A dessert spoonful or two would have saved them. Avaunt! you wicked ‘Temperance’ medallist! repent as fast as ever you can, or, perhaps the next... ...nce, and constantly ending fatally from unseasonable and pedantic rigor of temperance. The fact is, that the medical profession composes the most gene... ...ve overlooked. 292 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers TEMP TEMP TEMP TEMP TEMPERANCE MO ERANCE MO ERANCE MO ERANCE MO ERANCE MOVEMENT VEMENT VEMENT V... ...elevant to the object: if one hundred men unite to elevate the standard of temperance, they can do this with effect only by improve- ments in their ow...

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...at the most. Towards the end of the 19th century, the Armenians formed guerrilla movements in eastern Van (the Armenakans, in 1885) and in Russia... ...wds stormed the Bastille - a fortress prison in east Paris - in response to ominous movements of royal troops in and around the capital. Contrary to... ...at the end of the noun is a later, British, addition. Ironically, he belonged to a movement seeking to abolish capital punishment altogether. Gui... ... Newton himself when he was old. He said the falling apple made him think about the movement of the moon around the earth. Newton's work was so... ...rieties of alcohol - for instance, to beer. Prohibition in the USA was not sudden. Temperance movements flourished there in the 1820s - a century ... ...alcohol - for instance, to beer. Prohibition in the USA was not sudden. Temperance movements flourished there in the 1820s - a century before the p...

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...in the health, and comeliness, and tranquillity, and strength, and other fruits of that temperance and wholesome discipline which it imposeth upon t... ...ho are content to be accounted fools for Christ. But how is it I hear no account of any movement of desire and expectation of the common husband amo... ... to do than to examine if it explain, in a natural, easy, and intelligible way, all the movements and phenomena which I clearly and distinctly obser... ...rtly broken. And what else, to this day, hath experience shown us? In the agitation and movement of the various parts of this kingdom, it hath const... ...ahometanism stood for more than a thousand years, without, as it were, taking a step or movement beyond; for although the Ottoman princes, who profe...

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...ud from the sea.” Isa. xxiv. 13, 14. Coming of Messiah Vol. 2 Part II This movement, agitation, and perturbation of the surface of the earth hav... ...imes or different regions thereof, passing from their benignity to rigour; from temperance to intemperance; from a quiet and peaceful uniformity, to... ...been formed afterwards, and as it were accidentally, by the violent and confused movement and concourse of different materials. From this certain an...

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...orating, or verifying the conjectured idea. The reasoning process is a two-way movement from partial, fragmentary and often confused facts to an... ...or inference of principles based on observed facts. The upward paths are deductive movements in search of verification of those principles with refe... ...ot. One takes a position on an issue, but simply adopts a cause, such as joining a movement. Abortion and gun control are issues; the prevention of c... ...d by an individual, while an issue emerges and is diffused within a group; it is a movement to be fostered, advocated, supported, or suppressed by a ... ... social products are marketed. MARKETING. Marketing is a process of planning and movement of a product offering from the supplier of that offering... ...of group communication. 71 A Case in Point: The WCTU In his book on the temperance movement, Symbolic Crusade, Joseph Gusfield (1963) poin... ... how several small, very committed core groups such as the WCTU (Women's Christian Temperance Union) went about the business of gaining wider suppor... ...ble for them to get congressmen elected or to have any real political effect. The temperance concept meant too many things to too many people; and ... ...d: CRC. Gusfield, Joseph. 1963. Symbolic Crusade: Status Politics and the American Temperance Movement. Urbana: University of Illinois Press. Gwyn,...

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...ed her. We had to cut the shepherds’ drinking song in the second act. The temperance ladies complained and threatened a boycott. It made us a bit ... ... Corinne Frazer, Rosalie’s friend? She’s agreed to—” “Corinne Frazer? The Temperance hellion? No, thank you. One fanatical wife was quite enough... ...heaved herself upward, trying to adjust to his sudden invasion. Her abrupt movement seated him more deeply within her, and he groaned his pleasure a... ... “W” for water, formed with the fingers against the chin, with the downward movement of the palms behind one another in a flowing gesture. She perf... ...ir of his morning coat shielded the privacy of their subtle but intoxicating movement. Like dust motes in a sunbeam, her senses danced away from her... ...dark tonight. The swelling had diminished. He no longer watched her every movement to catch the slightest waver in her step or wobble in her balanc... ...e. Please, now.” Sighing his delight, he entered her in one smooth, fluid movement that felt like coming home to a place too long lost and now fou...

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...old to compliment the students even if they haven‘t earned it. That was a movement to develop self esteem in the students, a movement that began in ... ...irtues that counter those seven vices. So we teach: chastity, abstinence, temperance, diligence, patience, kindness and humility. These are primarily... ... are shooting themselves in the foot. Then look at Spain where there is a movement to require immigrants to be able to speak Spanish. 286 ... ...ion nonhuman lives.‘ ‖But most of the political techniques of the movement involve harassment, such as threats against the families of scien... ... president‘s abstinence messages, an increase in oral sex, the ecumenical movement, a reaction against the freer sex of earlier years, a rise in wom...

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...he sham modesty of the times in which we lived? We felt we stood for a new movement, not realising how perennially this same emancipation returns to t... ...s were wonderful! Or again I recall him drinking port with little muscular movements in his neck and cheek and chin and his brows knit—very judicial, ... ...rt the Socialism of our time failed to express, that the current socialist movement still fails, I think, to express. The sort of thing that follows, ... ...he boat doing one’s best not to feel absurdly adventurous, and presently a movement of people directed one’s attention to a white lighthouse on a clif... ...r, Altiora was absent, the qui- eter influence of the Cramptons prevailed; temperance and information for its own sake prevailed excessively over din-... ...would have old brandy, black coffee, and a banded cigar, or in the name of temperance omit the brandy and have rather more coffee, in the smok- ing-ro... ... types were a number of Anti-Puritan Socialists, bulging with bias against temperance, and breaking out against austere methods of living all over the... ...ly the huge private monopoly of the liquor trade which has been created by temperance legislation, are the essential Con- servatives. Interwoven now w... ...teristic of the liquor trade. Provided his comfort leads to no excesses of temperance, the liquor trade is quite eager to see the common man prosperou...

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...ng very Bostonian? I should like to see that,’ said Basil Ransom. ‘There are movements in other cities. Mrs. Farrinder goes everywhere; she may speak ... ...ity!’ Miss Chancellor, as she made this remark, rose from her chair, and her movement seemed to say that she consented. But before she quitted her kin... ...ss Birdseye suddenly felt for while she talked, with unsuccessful irrelevant movements. She had a sad, soft, pale face, which (and it was the effect o... ... knew that trick, and then went on at her own measured pace. She lectured on temperance and the rights of women; the ends she laboured for were to giv... ...elf that the occasion was not crudely festive; there was a want of convivial movement, and, among most of the visitors, even of mutual recognition. Th... ...sary, we are prepared to take certain steps to conciliate the shrinking. Our movement is for all—it appeals to the most delicate ladies. Raise the sta... ...ly to do honour to such a challenge. If she would fling down the glove on the temperance question, it seemed to him that it would be in him to pick it ... ...she could not possibly overdraw the general feminine account. The unexpected temperance of her speech on this subject of Verena’s accessibil ity to m... ...rself, at one season, had spent a month in a Georgian jail. She had preached temperance in Irish circles where the doctrine was received with missiles...

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...ost agreeable. Pain is but pleasure too strongly emphasized. With cautious movements, and only a groan or two, the good Doctor transferred himself fro... ...e seemed a healthy child, and certainly showed great capacity of energetic movement in the impulsive capers with which she welcomed her venerable prog... ...ou. Y ou are half a score of years his elder, me-thinks, and yet look what temperance can do for a man. By my credit, neighbor, seeing how brisk you h... ...e latter, left behind, was somewhat irritated as he looked at the vigorous movement of the apothecary’s legs. “He need not make such a show of briskne... ...t with a prompt vigor that contrasted widely with the infirm and rheumatic movements that had heretofore characterized him. He struck his forehead vio...

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...eally doubts; they were rather alien and, for the first time, uncontrolled movements of his intelligence. He had had a sheltered upbringing; he was th... ... preoccupation of these things and so a little slow and inattentive in his movements, the bishop had his usual luck at Pringle Junction and just misse... ...damental as be- tween parent and child. His modernity showed itself in the temperance of his reply. “Don’t you think, my dear, that on the whole your ... ...knew the expression of that craving on their faces. He knew the way-laying movements in room and passage that presently began. This time in particular... ... 1913 was a strenuous year. The labour troubles re- vived, the suffragette movement increased greatly in violence 43 H G Wells and aggressiveness, an... ...understandings departed with his unambigu- ous menage to join the advanced movement on the Clyde. The Morrice Deans enquiry however demanded an amount...

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... size and age, with such blue eyes as many Irishmen have, and agile in his movements and with a slight tonsorial baldness—a penny might cover it—of th... ...quiry here of policy and method. This is to be a holiday from politics and movements and meth- ods. But for all that, we must needs define certain lim... ...desiring that does not give the utmost free- dom of going to and fro. Free movement is to many people one of the greatest of life’s privileges—to go w... ...o have its qualifications. Carried to the absolute pitch the right of free movement ceases to be distinguishable from the right of free intrusion. We ... ...s. Equally strong in the normal civilised man is the desire for freedom of movement and the desire for a certain privacy, for a corner definitely his,... ... life on ginger ale and lemonade and the ale that is Kops’. Those terrible Temperance Drinks, solutions of qualified sugar mixed with vast volumes of ... ...rman silver. No! If we are to have no ale in Utopia, give me the one clean temperance drink that is worthy to set beside wine, and that is simple wate...

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...ect. In the past half cen- tury there has begun a more systematic critical movement in the general mind, a movement analogous to the Pre- Raphaelite m... ...vement analogous to the Pre- Raphaelite movement in art—a Pre-Aristotelian movement, a scepticism about things supposed to be settled for all time, a ... ...ragments of his teaching enable one to understand him, and a new for- ward movement from that recovered ground. 8 First and Last Things 1.3. 1.3. 1.3... ...ves and no men to cut. If you have thought with a strong consistent mental movement, then when you have thought of your atom under the knife blade, yo... ...e, but to most people it certainly does at the present time. So far as the movements of comets and electric trams go, there is no doubt practically co... ...ement, doing things that are sane to do, on a basis of mutual helpfulness, temperance and toleration. It sees the great masses of hu- 63 H. G . Wells...

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...er side, Helen was sud- 12 The Voyage Out denly overcome by the spirit of movement, and pushed along with her skirts wrapping themselves round her kn... ...round her knees, and both arms to her hair. But slowly the intoxication of movement died down, and the wind became rough and chilly. They looked throu... ...But Willoughby, whose discomfort as he listened was manifested by a slight movement rocking of his body, said awkwardly, “Oh, surely, Helen, a little ... ...d white sea-birds were riding. Rising and falling with smooth and graceful movements in the hol- lows of the waves they seemed singularly detached and... ...ined glass, and rich brown painting which they offered to the tourist. The movement in search of something new was of course infinitely small, affecti... ...hat’s wrong with Lillah—if there is any- thing wrong—is that she thinks of Temperance first and the women afterwards. Now there’s one thing I’ll say t...

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...hest aims of the American anti-slavery move- ment. The real object of that movement is not only to disenthrall, it is, also, to bestow upon the Negro ... ...the movers of public opinion—he will find their names mentioned, and their movements chronicled, under the head of “BY MAG- NETIC TELEGRAPH, in the da... ... never differed from him. Thus, also, in his “Lecture on the Anti- Slavery Movement,” delivered before the Rochester Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society, Mr.... ...ter? Who, but a fanatic, could get up any sympathy for persons whose every movement was agile, easy and graceful, and who evinced a consciousness of h... ...n to be said, that such a crime was the legitimate fruits of the abolition movement. Hearing such charges often repeated, I, naturally enough, receive... ...t felt in the slavery question. About the same time, there was the World’s Temperance Convention, where I had the misfortune to come in colli- sion wi... ...f certain doctors of divinity to silence me on the platform of the World’s Temperance Convention. Here I was brought into point blank collison with Re...

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..., as relative to all. In human works, tho’ labour’d on with pain, A thousand movements scarce one purpose gain; In God’s, one single can its end produ... ...shew an ape. Could he, whose rules the rapid comet bind, Describe or fix one movement of his mind? Who saw its fires here rise, and there descend, Exp... ..., Lie in three words, health, peace, and competence But health consists with temperance alone; Essay on Man by Alexander Pope 30 And peace, oh virtu...

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...nd carelessly, and long before the end, when after an hour and a quarter a movement took the party, and it pushed away its cheese plates and rose sigh... ...me audible. Romance began as a series of small but increasingly vigor- ous movements on the other side of the wall, then as a voice murmuring, then as... ...dly exposed to the ridicule of the world by such a linking, and evaded her movement. Annie was already in sight before a flood of hesitation and terro... ...lessed town belonged to you! Ugh!” And Mr. Polly in attempting a dignified movement realised his entanglement with the dustbin for the first time. Wit... ... the old lady as she was borne rather than led to- wards the refuge of the Temperance Hotel. Also she was heard to remark: “‘E was saying something ab... ...o his own accompaniment a thirst altogether heroic. He was hauled into the Temperance Hotel and flung like a sack, breathless and helpless, into the t... ...ngs of the Port Burdock experts. In a small sitting-room of the Fishbourne Temperance Hotel a little group of Fishbourne tradesmen sat and con- versed... ...e had taken several people into her own house at Everdean, had engaged the Temperance Hotel as a temporary refuge, and personally superintended the ho... ...perintended the housing of Mantell and Throbson’s homeless assistants. The Temperance Hotel be- came and remained extremely noisy and congested, with ...

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...terest in earlier modern English prose, which is a feature of the Romantic Movement. Still none of his contemporaries wrote as he did; evidently De Qu... ...arallel claim that there are no such streams of prose as De Quincey’s. The movement of 11 Thomas De Quincey his discourse is that of the broad river,... ...already of itself seemed to me sufficiently Jacobinical. But all at once a movement of the horses announced a desperate intention of leaving us behind... ...self in the maniac light of his eye, might be the last vibration of such a movement; the glory of Salamanca might be the first. But the intervening li... ... find an apology for breakfast.” 35 Thomas De Quincey page, by the sudden movement and appeal to the elder lady from both of them, and by the heighte... ...- 98 The English Mail-Coach and Joan of Arc tween cowardice and temerity; temperance, the mean be- tween inordinate desire and stupid indifference; e...

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...midnight such as this, the roll of the world eastward is almost a palpable movement. The sensation may be caused by the panoramic glide of the stars p... ...uncture with Gabriel Oak, and he recognised his position clearly. The first movement in his new progress was the lambing of his ewes, and sheep having ... ...itating its pink surface by actual touch, and the free air of her previous movements was reduced at the same time to a chastened phase of itself. Yet ... ... nipped by the failure of his suit, and all that Oak learnt of Bathsheba’s movements was done indirectly. It appeared that she had gone to a place cal... ...niformity. Individual straws in the foreground were consumed in a creeping movement of ruddy heat, as if they were knots of red worms, and above shone... ...kground, mellowed by tawny shade, were the three women, Maryann Money, and Temperance and Soberness Miller, gathering up the fleeces and twisting ropes... ...f his proofs that it was not a fatal disease. ‘That means matrimony,’ said Temperance Miller, following them out of sight with her eyes. ‘I reckon tha... ... bit of a word about yourself, miss.’ ‘I thought so! Maryann and Liddy and Temperance — now I forbid you to suppose such things. You know I don’t care...