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... soldiers were thronging in the sun; and a ragged fat fellow, mounted on a tobacco-barrel, with his hat cocked on his ear, was holding an auction, and... ...:all those smart Span- iards with cigar and mantles are smugglers, and run tobaccos and cotton into Catalonia; all the respected merchants of the plac... ...rings and macaroni; the shovel-hatted priests and bearded capu- chins; the tobacco, grapes, onions, and sunshine; the sign- boards, bottled-porter sto... ... blue tassel, and that placid gravity of expression which the sucking of a tobacco-pipe is sure to give to a man. The Bosphorus is enlivened by a mult... ...id gently on the reposing bed; somebody brings a narghile, which tastes as tobacco must taste in Mahomet’s Paradise; a cool sweet dreamy languor takes... ...icts are let out, and who are personally answerable for their quota of the taxation. This practice involves an intolerable deal of tyranny and extor- ...

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...uined wheel; but the most of the passengers kept their seats, chewed their tobacco, and went to sleep. In all such matters an American is much more pa... ... least disconcert him. He seats himself upon three chairs, takes a bite of tobacco, thrusts his hand into his trowsers pock- ets, and revels in an ely... ... were chiefly soldiers and teamsters. The car was crowded, and filled with tobacco smoke, apple peel, and foul air. In these cars during the winter th... ...ngs, hanging them to dry round the stove, and the West- ern farmers chewed tobacco in silence, and ruminated. At such a house all the guests go in to ... ...n. A dozen of them will sit for hours round a stove, speechless. They chew tobacco and ruminate. They are not offended if you speak to them, but they ... ...,000 persons, as is I believe about the present proportion—and that direct taxation shall be levied ac- cording to the number of representatives. If N... ...purposes of the United States rev- enue, thirty-three times as much direct taxation as on Kansas. This matter of direct taxation was not then, nor has... ...tion was not then, nor has it been since, matter of much moment. No direct taxation has hitherto been levied in the United States for national purpose... ... terrible stumbling-block in the way. But before we go into that matter of taxation, I must explain how the South was again favored with reference to ...

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...sed the money to pay their quotas will have again to be subject to similar taxation or suffer the operations of the new conscription, nor it is probab... ...tances and pursuant to the comity deemed to be due to friendly powers, any tobacco in the United States belonging to the government either of France, ... ...Austria, or any other state with which this country is at peace, and which tobacco was purchased and paid for by such government prior to the 4th day ... ...ought to be reciprocated exempts our consuls in all other coun- tries from taxation to the extent thus indicated. The United States, I think, ought n... ...r can learn of his fate. A. LINCOLN. ORDER IN REGARD TO THE EXPORTATION OF TOBACCO BELONGING TO THE FRENCH GOV- ERNMENT. EXECUTIVE MANSION, W ASHINGTO... ... order of the 10th of November last permission was given to export certain tobacco belonging to the French government from insurgent territory, which ... ...t whereas it was subsequently ascertained that a part at least of the said tobacco had been purchased subsequently to that date, which fact made it ne... ...sponsibility in the public expenditures, and a vigorous and just system of taxation: and that it is the duty of every loyal State to sustain the credi... ...ed life, and ruined homes. It has produced a national debt and a degree of taxation unprecedented in the history of this country. It has caused mourni...

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...tter use of the same forces. His plan, in its simplest form, was to revise taxation and lower it in a way that should not dimin- ish the revenues of t... ...rm in 1820. His scheme levied a toll on the consumption by means of direct taxation and suppressed the whole machinery of indirect taxa- tion. The lev... ...en- ing the enormous expense of collecting them. T o lighten the burden of taxation is not, in matters of finance, to diminish 19 Balzac the taxes, b... ...t, Rabourdin assessed the sums to be brought into the treasury by indirect taxation as so much per cent on each individual share. A tax is a levy of m... ...ons, rather than harass them by taxing the thing itself. By this system of taxation, each individual tax-payer pays less in reality, while the State r... ...inister wig, a face the color of Seine water, lighted by a pair of Spanish-tobacco-colored eyes, cold as a well-rope, always smelling a rat, and close... ... books of their associates. Many clerks are married to milliners, licensed tobacco dealers, women who have charge of the public lotteries or reading-r... ...ne smoked, the other took snuff, and the merits of their respective use of tobacco were the origin of ceaseless disputes. Chazelle’s home, which was t...

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...ge, as the shadow of Zam Zammah grew long. Kim loafed over to the nearest tobacco seller, a rather lively young Mohammedan woman, and begged a rank c... ...soil gives three and even four crops a year through patches of sugar cane, tobacco, long white radishes, and nol kol, all that day they strolled on, t... ... end of their day’s journey. A line of stalls selling very simple food and tobacco, a stack of firewood, a police station, a well, a horse trough, a ... ...ng round the little flames, men cried for oil, or grain, or sweetmeats, or tobacco, jostling one another while they waited their turn at the well; and... ...d or two well spoken that serves the occa sion. And still am I without my tobacco! Who is the one eyed and luckless son of shame that has not yet pre... ... of leopards and the eccen tricities of love Asiatic; of the incidence of taxation, rack renting, funeral ceremonies, her son in law (this by allusi...

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...ith all the power of tyranny which belongs to the despot who rules without taxation. I doubt whether any master of a subscription pack would advertise... .... There is no question, then, of standing still and waiting with patience, tobacco, and chaff for the coming start. The area to be drawn is too large ...

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... and there, Doth many a stinking sprat and herring lie; A brandy and tobacco shop is near, And hens, and dogs, and hogs are feeding by; ... ...te, The falls of favourites, projects of the great, Of old mismanagements, taxations new: All neither wholly false, nor wholly true. Above, below, wit...

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... have been a Conservative in all mat- ters except his opposition to unjust taxation, and he wore the old-fashioned cocked hat and knee-breeches until ... ...hich same simple receptacle I had previously stowed away several pounds of tobacco and a few yards of cotton cloth—articles with which I intended to p... ...y shaking the bits of bread around my waist, and distributing the plugs of tobacco among the folds of the garment. Hardly had I completed these arrang... ...of this capa- cious receptacle, he first brought to light about a pound of tobacco, whose component parts still adhered together, the whole outside be... ...in his bosom. I can only describe it as a hash of soaked bread and bits of tobacco, brought to a doughy consistency by the united agency of perspirati... ..., whose tasteful pattern was rather disfigured by the yellow stains of the tobacco with which it had been brought in contact. In drawing this calico s...

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...Rabelais called “the devil’s equipage”; and he added to his drams, and his tobacco, and his play, a “fourth wheel.” One evening at the beginning of Fe... ... now more than habit,—it had become to Philippe as much a necessity as his tobacco or his brandy. He saw plainly that he could not live without these ... ...e would like his home and stay in it; both, therefore, tried to endure his tobacco-smoke, though each loathed it. That sacrifice was not so much as no... ...t in their own hearts or minds. Joseph’s ideas was, that his brother loved tobacco and liquors, Maman Descoings loved her trey, his mother loved God, ... ... it. I, too, I have missed little sums out of my purse. Poor boy! he wants tobacco; he’s accustomed to it.” “Poor boy! poor boy!” cried the artist. “I... ...ne-growers, who had burned all the archives, also the offices of “indirect taxation,” and had dragged through the streets a customs officer, crying ou...

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...ur prosperity came to a standstill. I wanted a post-office, and sellers of tobacco, stationery, powder and shot. The receiver of taxes had hitherto pr... ...ries of the dead cure still lin- gered about it; the peculiar scent of his tobacco seemed to pervade the corner by the hearth where he had been wont t... ...re are you?” shouted Benassis. Genestas first saw the curling smoke from a tobacco pipe rise among the brushwood on a bank of rubbish not far away. He... ...ect a body of representatives who will decide questions of supplies and of taxation; this institution has always existed, under the sway of the most t... ...of princes. Money is not to be taken by force; there are natural limits to taxation, and if they are overstepped, a nation either rises up in revolt, ... ...hould confine themselves to the reg- istration of laws and to questions of taxation. “I know that different ideas from these exist in many minds. To-d... ...m follow in his train, and they all become as mute as fishes and supple as tobacco pouches. So he becomes Consul at a blow. He was not the man to doub...

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...ber rightly, Redmayne. The atmosphere of Hatherleigh’s rooms was a haze of tobacco smoke against a background brown and deep. He professed himself a s... ...t they realised quite early in life that it isn’t really virile to reek of tobacco. I should have had military manoeuvres, training ships, aeroplane w... ... while I was there. How packed and noisy the place was, and what a reek of tobacco and whisky fumes we made! Everybody was excited and talking, making... ...hey sit about small round tables, or in circles of chairs, and the haze of tobacco seems to prolong the great narrow place, with its pillars and bays,... ...c- house or extended municipal enterprise, or even to an in- crease of the taxation of property , then the Conservative Party presents a nearly adaman... ...ements that were at once manifest in the oppo- sition. I assailed the land taxation proposals in one main speech, and a series of minor speeches in co... ...nd attempting to produce beneficial social results through the pressure of taxation upon the land-owning class. That might break it up in an utterly d...

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...ars: thus a law is to be found in the same Code which prohibits the use of tobacco.***** It must not be forgotten that these fantastical and vexatious... ...y in America facilitate the enjoyments of the people.* The money raised by taxation may be better employed, but it is not saved. In general, democracy... ...he extent of the public charges, viz., the national wealth and the rate of taxation – The wealth and the charges of France not accu- rately known – Wh... ...ely known – Researches of the author with a view to discover the amount of taxation of Pennsylvania – General symptoms which may serve to indicate the... ...xpenditure to the revenue, which it is desirable to know. The same rate of taxation which may easily be supported by a wealthy contributor will reduce... ...f this part of the Union was principally derived from the cul- tivation of tobacco. This cultivation is specially carried on by slaves; but within the... ...ly carried on by slaves; but within the last few years the market-price of tobacco has diminished, whilst the value of the slaves re- mains the same. ... ...n they were thirty years ago, to give up slave labor in the cultivation of tobacco, or to give up slavery and tobacco at the same time. 401 Tocquevil... ...han to those which pro- duce crops of a different kind. The cultivation of tobacco, of cotton, and especially of the sugar-cane, demands, on the other...

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...here to answer questions, to me as well as to others, what he thinks about tobacco li- 203 Balzac censes.” “My opinion on tobacco licenses! That is r... ... to see, but I’m told she made acquaintance with a deputy, and has got the tobacco license for the rue Mouffetard, the longest street in Paris. But I’... ...mise, and I want your help, my dear fellow, in fulfilling it.” “It isn’t a tobacco license, or a stamped-paper office, is it?” “No, something less dif... ...pe- cially to matters connected with the great question of the revenue and taxation; such, for instance, as the custom-house, laws of exchange, stamp ... ...ch, for instance, as the custom-house, laws of exchange, stamp duties, and taxation, direct and in- direct. Approaching in this manner that problemati...

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...ight and puff at a water-pipe, and they took good note of the smell of the tobacco, so as to be sure of Buldeo in the darkest night, if necessary. The... ...ne. They light a little fire—ah! how well I know that fire!—and they drink tobacco, and they nod their heads together forward in a ring, or sideways t... ...ings of centu- 88 The Second Jungle Book ries of war, plunder, trade, and taxation. The coins alone were priceless, leaving out of count all the prec...

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... into her Paradise of the Canal Grande, she quietly shrouded her hair from tobacco, and called upon rapture to recom- pense her for her sufferings. Th... ...t?’ Cecilia suggested, remem- bering her father’s words about Itchincope’s tobacco-hall. ‘They have Captain Beauchamp’s address hung up there, I have ... .... Lespel led the way to the deserted smoking-room, where the stale reek of tobacco assailed the ladies, as does that dire place of Customs the strange... ...getic in his pursuit of the pleasures of hunting, driving, travelling, and tobacco. ‘Old Bask’s the captain of us? Very well, but where do we drive th... ...en assisted by a cigar in his mouth, and Mr. Romfrey detested the smell of tobacco. There was nothing to be done but to write the let- ter over again,... ...ncrease of the income-tax, or some poor wretch hints at a sliding scale of taxation, they yell as if they were thumb- screwed: but five shillings in t...

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...art and favoured for children; in them the presence of children will remit taxation, while in other less wholesome places the presence of children wil... ... statesmen of Utopia will constantly adjust and readjust regu- lations and taxation to diminish the proportion of children reared in hot and stimulati... ...ng for his honour and privileges. We prescribe a regi- men of food, forbid tobacco, wine, or any alcoholic drink, all narcotic drugs—” “Meat?” “In all...

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...mea- sure to prevent the deterioration of this currency, by a season- able taxation of bank circulation or otherwise, is needed seems equally clear. I... ...ed and notice thereof has been duly given by proclamation; and all cotton, tobacco, and other products, and all other goods and chattels, wares and me... ...to be taxed to buy negroes, except in such way as to save you from greater taxation to save the Union exclusively by other means. Y ou dislike the Ema...

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...heumatism! don’t you see the sun has browned our legs, Mouche and me, like tobacco-pipes. Here, lean on me, my good gentleman—you’re from Paris; you d... ...tins, the Rigous, will make you kick your heels in the air. ‘I’ve the good tobacco, it never shall be thine,’ that’s the national air of the rich man,... ...s say, on the sweat of the people, every time the sieve dips down into the taxation-pot by means of a machine called the budget. Adolphe, working earl... ...ways the result of her congenital circumstances. Thin, slender, brown as a tobacco leaf, and short in stature, she nevertheless possessed extraordinar... ...ld him with one string; we must wind it round and round him like a roll of tobacco. Slip the bolts of the door, my lad; tell my wife to bring my coffe...

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... For into a prime minister but change His title, and ‘t is nothing but taxation; But he, more modest, took an humbler range Of life, and i... ...egg’d, with great sang froid, Among the scorching ruins he sat smoking Tobacco on a little carpet;— Troy Saw nothing like the scene around:—... ...opper, Has lately been the great Professor Kant. Juan, who cared not a tobacco stopper About philosophy, pursued his jaunt To Germany, who... ...is subjects by his gracious acceptation) Too scanty, in these times of low taxation. Byron’s Don Juan “Canto Sixteen” 330 But as Lord Henry wa...

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...n would be to me whether my neigh- bor should raise horned cattle or plant tobacco; that there is no moral question about it, but that it is altogethe... ...slave trade,—if not directly, to be permitted to exclude it indirectly, by taxation sufficient to dis- courage and destroy it. From these and many thi... ...tes than whether my neighbor stocks his farm with horned cattle or puts in tobacco. All recognize this policy, the plausible sugar-coated name of whic... ...aid that the tariff is the specialty of Pennsylvania. Assuming that direct taxation is not to be adopted, the tariff question must be as durable as th...

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...sterly slant which pushes us along at a languid twenty. To enjoy life, and tobacco, begin both on a sunny morn- ing half a mile or so above the dapple... ...hat smile, the Sheikh continued. “When crops fail it is necessary to remit taxation. Then it is a good thing, O Excellency Our Governor, that you come...

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...t perhaps the worst of all was, that there wasn’t any sugar, coffee, tea, or tobacco. I saw that I was just another Robinson Crusoe cast away on an un... ...life, at any time. I had made a pipe a while back, and also some pretty fair tobacco; not the real thing, but what some of the Indians use: the inside... ...ed the author. Slavery was dead and gone; all men were equal before the law; taxation had been equalized. The telegraph, the tele phone, the phonogra... ...ted that she charged a couple of church wardens with willow bark and sumach tobacco for us, and told us to smoke as much as we pleased, it couldn’t g...

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...o the depths of the man’s vanity; namely, by the projected work, entitled “Taxation and the Sinking Fund,” for which he intended to rearrange the idea... ...261 Balzac shining in black letters on a yellow poster, the famous title:— Taxation and the Sliding-Scale by J. Thuillier, Member of the Council-Gener... ...lic, ‘there’s a publication that must be interesting.’ The title is good,—’Taxation and the Sliding-Scale,’—but I find that the more piquant a title i... ...e that hour, two gentlemen, with pointed beards, exhaling a strong odor of tobacco, made their appearance. Thuillier thanked them effusively for the “... ...overnment man, an aide-de-camp to the king, arrived with his hands full of tobacco licenses and other elec- toral small change, and, like the third th...

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...leads across the pathless moor, the herd not only move at ease and without taxation, but, if they mind their business, may pick up a mouthful of food ... ...ce ale,” answered Ralph Heskett the landlord; “but as thou find’st thy own tobacco, it’s like thou mayst find thy own liquor too—it’s the wont of thy ...

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...ed against? It is a terrible lesson against all improvements in matters of taxation and finance. But it is time, now, that I should retrace my steps t... ...g lasted without intermission until Monday, the 8th, and was proof against tobacco chewed and smoked, a quan- tity of opium, and two bleedings in the ... ...st in the continuance of imposts, who of two evils, viz., vastly increased taxation, and national failure, would not prefer the latter. We were in the... ...e undertaking previously known as the Mississippi. It was in vain that the tobacco monopoly and a number of other immense monopolies were given to the...

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...ized as a Parisian; the smell of an Havana is disagreeable to her, but the tobacco of the East is a most delicious perfume, you know.” Ali left the ro... ...eputies and men connected with the revenue, was explaining a new theory of taxation which he in- tended to adopt when the course of events had compell...

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... of shells in some parts of the coast of India; dried cod at Newfoundland; tobacco in Virginia; sugar in some of our West India colonies; hides or dre... ...e is a corn merchant this year, and a wine merchant the next, and a sugar, tobacco, or tea merchant the year after. He enters into every trade, when h... ...rent years, produce very differ- ent quantities of corn, wine, hops, sugar tobacco, etc. The price of such commodities, therefore, varies not only wit... ...ar returns might be expected. In Virginia and Maryland, the cultivation of tobacco is pre- ferred, as most profitable, to that of corn. T obacco might... ... but, in almost every part of Europe, it has become a principal subject of taxation; and to collect a tax from every different farm in the coun- try w... ...to levy one upon its importa- tion at the custom-house. The cultivation of tobacco has, upon this account, been most absurdly prohibited through the g... ...and other writers, have been sought for in the excess and improper mode of taxation, in the high price of labour, in the increase of luxury, etc. may ... ...erican representatives were to be in proportion to the produce of American taxation, the number of people to be managed would increase exactly in prop... ...ury, perhaps, the produce of the American might exceed that of the British taxation. The seat of the empire would then naturally remove itself to that...

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...and cure them, else the hair would all come off. He observed, that they made tobacco pouches of the skins of their ears, putting the two together insi... ...nket, which he brought loose in his hand. However, he had laid in a store of tobacco and a new pipe for the excursion. The canoe was securely lashed d... ...erests, “Me got no pipe”; yet I had seen him put a new one, with a supply of tobacco, into his pocket that morning. Our little canoe, so neat and stro... ...whose bark, the Indian said, was good to smoke, and was called maquoxigill, “tobacco before white people came to this country, Indian tobacco.” The In... ...Province,” which was thought by our side to mean that it should be free from taxation. Immediately, the Province, wishing to get something out of the ... ...Trientalis Americana (star flower), Pine Stream, 1853. Lobelia inflata (Indian tobacco). Spiranthes cernuus (ladies’ tresses), Kineo and after. Nabalus ...

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...ses amounted to sixty-six francs per month (for he spent fifteen francs on tobacco), and sixty-six francs multiplied by twelve produces the sum total ... ...dom which the veriest child’s trick leaves at fault, the abuse of beer and tobacco,—all these were there to be seen in it, and to heighten the contras... ...use of all his misfortunes, refused him bread and salt, fire, lodging, and tobacco—the force of the paternal malediction in a German and an innkeeper ... ...own substance; smoking, needless to say, every 57 Balzac known variety of tobacco. The pair, strange to relate, squandered the property in the dulles... ... is sought after in Paris. Every one wants to live in Paris. If a stamp or tobacco license falls in, a hundred women rise up as one and stir all their... ...pares the mourners these painful details; but in this, as in the matter of taxation, the whole burden falls heavi- est upon the shoulders of the poor....

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...- itable to him. He even blunted his naturally fine appetite with beer and tobacco; and all the while the parrot talked at and made a mock of him. The... ...inst Russia.” “But there was never a special famine fund raised by special taxation and put by as in a box. No sane administrator would dream of such ... ...e whether be would bang up the insurance scheme for a year or impose fresh taxation. When a farmer hasn’t got the little surplus he hoped to have for ...

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... were parallel. The States separated from us because they would not endure taxation without representation—in other words, because they were old enoug... ...y worse than the gentlemen, on ac- count of their enforced abstinence from tobacco. What can twelve ladies do scattered about a drawing-room, so calle... ...om Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont by fears of the war and the weight of taxation. I do not think that fears of war or the paying of taxes drive man... ...om, coals, light, and all the wants of life—as my informant told me—except tobacco and whisky. Feeding at such a house means a succession of promiscuo... ...s behind her over the dirty pavement, where dogs have been, and chewers of tobacco, and everything concerned with filth except a scavenger. At every h... ... to a considerable extent the State expenditure also, and stand in lieu of taxation. It is provided, Section 6 that the “legislature shall not sell, l... ... and Ohio enjoins that “the General Assembly shall make such provisions by taxation or otherwise as, with the income arising from the school trust fun...

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... side of the old inn yard, not quite free from a certain fragrant smell of tobacco, where the cruets on the sideboard were usually absorbed by the ski... ...immeasurably greater interest in the House of Commons than the health, the taxation, and the education, of a whole people. I will not penetrate into t... ... much harder to make, and very much harder to give away than the pieces of tobacco pipe in property bags—if you will only do this, and do it in a real...

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...he best of circumstances preserves composure of mind, and relishes ale and tobacco, and his wife and children, in the intervals of dull and unremunera... ...he hospitals, reading the Bible, distributing clean clothes, or apples, or tobacco; a patient, helpful, reverend man, full of kind speeches. His memor... ... to the State; he ate no flesh, he drank no wine, he never knew the use of tobacco and, though a naturalist, he used neither trap nor gun. When asked ... ...attern of the age. There was some juggling among officials to avoid direct taxation; and Pepys, with a noble impulse, growing ashamed of this dis- hon...

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... for thither, it seems, we must come at last: Provincial As- semblies; new Taxation; nay, strangest of all, new Land- tax, what he calls Subvention Te... ... then to settle the security of the National Debt; then that of the Annual Taxation: all within eight-and-forty hours. At such rate of velocity it is ... ...ents seem per- fect. A Senator has not his own Desk and Newspaper here; of Tobacco (much less of Pipes) there is not the slightest provision. Conversa...

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...and yet men take every means possible to have their property exempted from taxation—in other words, to defraud the State. This is done on the excuse t... ...abits were best for them, for instance, ab- 115 staining from alcohol and tobacco in all forms. Not content with propaganda, they have sought to forc...

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...t of our religion, not the drift of our teaching. He grumbled at the heavy taxation of his estate during life: yearly this oppressed old man paid thou... ...The atmosphere was genial, if you remember the whisky and the fumes of our tobacco at one o’clock!’ ‘I shall recollect the evening with the utmost ple...

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...m; for thither, it seems, we must come at last: Provincial Assemblies; new Taxation; nay, strangest of all, new Land-tax, what he calls Subvention Ter... ... then to settle the security of the National Debt; then that of the Annual Taxation: all within eight-and-forty hours. At such rate of velocity it is ... ...ements seem perfect. A Senator has not his own Desk and Newspaper here; of Tobacco (much less of Pipes) there is not the slightest provision. Conversa... ...leaning with his hands against a table, on which were papers, an inkstand, tobacco- pipes and bottles. Some ten persons were around, seated or standin... ...e and Carmagnole. And Section Committee-rooms are Forty-eight; redolent of tobacco and brandy: vigorous with twenty-pence a-day, coercing the suspect.... ...account of their monies and in- comings; and die for ‘putting water in the tobacco’ they sold. (Tribunal Revolutionnaire, du 8 Mai 1794 (Moniteur, No.... ...picker, or needle to darn hose with, deter- mined to defend themselves: by tobacco. Swift then, as your fell Red Caps are heard in the Corridor rummag... ...inates Lepelletier. PARIS, friend of Danton. PARLEMENT, patriotic, against Taxation, remonstrates, at Versailles, arrested, origin of, nature of, corr...