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... the sermons he heard at St. Giles’s-in-the-Fields from the Rev. J. Endell Tyler, and would give his home-oracles no peace till they had made it as cl... ...in the school. From first to last his letters to his parents show no symp- tom of carelessness; they are full of ease and confidence, out- pourings of... ...s. The men came up and soon shook hands, but did not seem to know the cus- tom. A Nengone man was ashore, and with him I could talk a little. Soon I w... ... certainly I did waste time sadly; and it so happens that I have just had “Tom Brown’s Schooldays” lent me, and that I spent some time in reading it o... ... errors and superstitions of a people, whatever fragment of truth or symp- tom of a yearning after something better may exist among them, and make tha... ...t first book of Hooker more and more. It is wonderful. It goes to the bot- tom of the matter; and then at times it gives one to see some- thing of the... ...I am reading some Hebrew nearly every day, and Lightfoot on the Galatians, Tyler’s “Researches into the Early History of Mankind,” Dollinger’s “First ...

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...ent parts of England) behaved in a savage way, and bru tally insulted Wat Tyler’s daughter. The daugh ter screamed, the mother screamed. Wat the Til... ...ens 203 Instantly the people of that town uprose as one man. They made Wat Tyler their leader; they joined with the people of Essex, who were in arms ... ...t thirty clerks up, all night, writing out a charter accordingly. Now, Wat Tyler himself wanted more than this. He wanted the entire abolition of the ... ...his horse, and one of the King’s people speedily finished him. So fell Wat Tyler. Fawners and flatterers made a mighty triumph of it, and set up a cry... ...hat danger ous moment, both he and the Mayor to boot, might have followed Tyler pretty fast. But the King riding up to the crowd, cried out that Tyle... ... forced to steep the remains in the black pot, was ever afterwards called ‘Tom Boilman.’ The hangman has ever since been called Jack Ketch, because a ...

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...ver Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters The Hill WHERE are Elmer, Herman, Bert, Tom and Charley, The weak of will, the strong of arm, the clown, the boozer... ...found him dead. That made me rich. I moved on to Chicago. After a time met Tyler Rountree, villain. I moved on to New Y ork. A gray-haired magnate Wen... ... the store. It wasn’t true. The truth was this: I did not have the brains. Tom Beatty I WA S a lawyer like Harmon Whitney Or Kinsey Keene or Garrison ... ...another Birth in the world, with all of Spoon River Rooted out of my soul? Tom Merritt AT first I suspected something— She acted so calm and absent-mi... ... me 41 Whenever the Presbyterian bell 113 Where are Elmer, Herman, Bert, Tom and Charley, 11 Where is my boy, my boy 18 While I was handling Dom P...

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...cient stronghold of freedom to its foundations. The pub- lication of Uncle Tom’s Cabin, which truly exposed the frightful possibilities of the slave s... ... is the auditor of this Loco—I mean this Democratic State.” “So he is, and Tyler appointed him to office.” “Tyler appointed him?” “Yes (if you must ch... ...ed him to office.” “Tyler appointed him?” “Yes (if you must chaw it over), Tyler appointed him; 190 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol One or, if ... ...e followed, and are now upon us in all their horrors. By the course of Mr. Tyler the policy of our opponents has continued in operation, still leaving... ...romised it through the medium of a national bank, which they, aided by Mr. Tyler, prevented our establishing. And let them be reminded, too, that thei...

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...they are naughty? Shall I be Castlewood’s upper servant, and perhaps marry Tom Tusher? Merci! I have been long enough Frank’s humble servant. Why am I... ...st all our minds? We find in her list, Mr. Berty, Mr. Smith, Mr. Pike, Mr. Tyler—who may be Mr. Bertie, Mr. Smyth, Mr. Pyke, Mr. Tiler, for what we kn... ...re a nymph that can tuck my bed-clothes up, and make me water-gruel. Well, Tom Lockwood can do that. He took me out of the fire upon his shoulders, an... ...d-humoredly bowed to. An old army acquaintance of Colonel Esmond’s, honest Tom Trett, who had sold his company, married a wife, and turned merchant in... ...sailed from Southampton ten years before for Vigo. “This bankruptcy,” says Tom, “has been hang- ing over my head these three years; the thought hath p... ... an end to myself, and so give my woes the slip. But now we are bankrupts: Tom Trett pays as many shillings in the pound as he can; his wife has a lit...

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...fernal townsman.” Sir Leicester gener ally refers back in his mind to Wat Tyler and arranges a se quence of events on a plan of his own. There is no... ...d, not to be quite forgotten. CHAPTER XLVI Stop Him! DARKNESS RESTS UPON Tom All Alone’s. Dilating and dilat ing since the sun went down last night... ...a time there were some dungeon lights burning, as the lamp of life hums in Tom all Alone’s, heavily, heavily, in the nauseous air, and winking—as that... ...ily, heavily, in the nauseous air, and winking—as that lamp, too, winks in Tom all Alone’s—at many horrible things. But they are blotted out. The moon... ...lackest nightmare in the infernal stables grazes on T om all Alone’s, and Tom is fast asleep. Much mighty speech making there has been, both in and o... ...nd out of Parliament, concerning T om, and much wrathful dis putation how Tom shall be got right. Whether he shall be put into the main road by const... ... in earnest.” Sir Leicester has a misgiving that there may be a hidden Wat Tylerish meaning in this expression, and fumes a little. Mr. Rouncewell is ...

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...ality; there are not three Jarndyces left upon the earth perhaps since old Tom Jarndyce in despair blew his brains out at a coffee house in Chancery ... ...o encourage some person in the lower classes to rise up somewhere—like Wat Tyler. “As a few fresh affidavits have been put upon the file,” says Mr. Tu... ...me. “Aye!” said the old man, coming slowly out of his abstrac tion. “Yes! Tom Jarndyce—you’ll excuse me, being related; but he was never known about ... ...d was as well known there as—she is now,” nodding slightly at his lodger. “Tom Jarndyce was often in here. He got into a restless habit of strolling a... ...y into the inn. I ran out— neighbours ran out—twenty of us cried at once, ‘Tom Jarndyce!’” The old man stopped, looked hard at us, looked down into th... ...w Jarndyce and Jarndyce a’most as well as you do, sir. I knowed old Squire Tom, sir. I never to my knowledge see you afore though, not even in court. ...

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...ality; there are not three Jarndyces left upon the earth perhaps since old Tom Jarndyce in despair blew his brains out at a coffee house in Chancery ... ...o encourage some person in the lower classes to rise up somewhere—like Wat Tyler. “As a few fresh affidavits have been put upon the file,” says Mr. Tu... ...me. “Aye!” said the old man, coming slowly out of his abstrac tion. “Yes! Tom Jarndyce—you’ll excuse me, being related; but he was never known about ... ...d was as well known there as—she is now,” nodding slightly at his lodger. “Tom Jarndyce was often in here. He got into a restless habit of strolling a... ...y into the inn. I ran out— neighbours ran out—twenty of us cried at once, ‘Tom Jarndyce!’” The old man stopped, looked hard at us, looked down into th... ...w Jarndyce and Jarndyce a’most as well as you do, sir. I knowed old Squire Tom, sir. I never to my knowledge see you afore though, not even in court. ... ...fernal townsman.” Sir Leicester gener ally refers back in his mind to Wat Tyler and arranges a se quence of events on a plan of his own. There is no... ... in earnest.” Sir Leicester has a misgiving that there may be a hidden Wat Tylerish meaning in this expression, and fumes a little. Mr. Rouncewell is ...

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...tion and turn it into a revolution; but I knew that the Jack Cade or the Wat Tyler who tries such a thing without first educating his ma terials up t... ...orking into shape in my mind was of a quite different pattern from the Cade Tyler sort. So I did not talk blood and insurrection to that man there wh... ...the general apart ment for brawlers and petty law breakers, as was the cus tom; and what might — Just then my antagonist turned his face around in m... ...d a di vine right as any other royal house, and “T om VII., or T om XI., or Tom XIV. by the grace of God King,” would sound as well as it would when ... ...od King,” would sound as well as it would when applied to the ordinary royal tom cat with tights on. “And as a rule,” said he, in his neat mod ern E...

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...ey Headstone, who could have told to the letter without book all about Wat Tyler, Lord Mayor Walworth, and the King, that it is dutiful for youth to k... ...s besought him to bear up against his reverses, and to take time to accus- tom himself to the thought of his new position. But, his taking time was ex...

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...he Low Countries, but the individual is not to be identi- fied. Readers of Tyler’s ‘Henry V.,’ of Agnes Strickland’s ‘Queens,’ Tytler’s ‘Scotland,’ an... ...n bounds when the master is away,’ returned Sir James. ‘Well, by this time Tom has taught them how to trans- gress—sent them home with the long scourg... ...here might at any moment be captured, and whirled away by the grisly phan- tom Death, who had just snatched the mightiest in his in- evitable clutch; ...

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...nd gallant friend may be endowed with philanthropy enough not to turn bot- tom-upward and extinguish us!) Steady, steady! Sit close, Mortimer. Here’s ... ...answer to the doctor’s inquiry how did it happen, and was anyone to blame, Tom Tootle gives in his verdict, un- avoidable accident and no one to blame... ...o one to blame but the sufferer. ‘He was slinking about in his boat,’ says Tom, ‘which slinking were, not to speak ill of the dead, the manner of the ... ...ey Headstone, who could have told to the letter without book all about Wat Tyler, Lord Mayor Walworth, and the King, that it is dutiful for youth to k... ...s besought him to bear up against his reverses, and to take time to accus- tom himself to the thought of his new position. But, his taking time was ex...

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...t service to many famous citizens of London. It may be sufficient to name Sir William Walworth, Lord Mayor under King Richard II., at the time of Wat Tyler?s insurrection, and Sir Richard Whittington: which latter distinguished man and magistrate was doubtless indebted to the lady?s family for the gift of his celebrated cat. There is also strong reason to suppose that they...

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... Sir William Walworth, Lord Mayor under King Richard II., at the time of Wat Tyler’s insurrection, and Sir Rich ard Whittington: which latter disting... ...th. In the meantime the day waned, and the milestones remained unconquered. ‘Tom, ’ said Goodchild, ‘the sun is getting low. Up, and let us go forward... ..., ’ yawned Tho mas Idle. ‘Why should I take the trouble?’ ‘It’s no trouble, Tom, to fall in love,’ said Goodchild, The Lazy Tour of Two Idle Apprenti... ... head. ‘It’s trouble enough to fall out of it, once you’re in it, ’ retorted Tom. ‘So I keep out of it altogether. It would be better for you, if you ... ...leg to the parental affections from under little cupping glasses; but, Uncle Tom was there, in crockery, receiving theological in structions from Mis... ...le. ‘A man who can do nothing by halves appears to me to be a fearful man.’ ‘Tom, Tom, ’ returned Goodchild, ‘if I can do nothing by halves, and be no...

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.... Madame Isabel was said to have Royal jewels of great value; whereas poor Tom Esmond’s last coat but one was in pawn. My lord had at this time a fine... ...n-Fields, nigh to the Duke’s Theatre and the Portugal ambassador’s chapel. Tom Esmond, who had frequented the one as long as he had money to spend amo... ...he old lord, his uncle, who a short time before would not speak to him, as Tom passed under my lord’s coach window, his lordship go- ing in state to h... ...n. There were endless jokes and lampoons about this marriage at Court: but Tom rode thither in his uncle’s coach now, called him fa- ther, and having ... ...of the Court to say, that the King, in expelling evil out of the infant of Tom Esmond and Isabella his wife, expelled the life out of it, which was no... ...We find in her list, Mr. Berty, Mr. 326 Henry Esmond Smith, Mr. Pike, Mr. Tyler—who may be Mr. Bertie, Mr. Smyth, Mr. Pyke, Mr. Tiler, for what we kn...

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...” over my head, while the wet soaks into my dear, old, venerable feet, and Tom swears and shouts for the mem-sahib’s gharri. Then home to bed at half-... ...peak the talk too. But I wanted to ask how things are going on at home—old Tyler and Brown and the rest?” “We will speak of them presently, but your a...

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...n is that all the odds and ends are with us—Barnburners, Native Americans, Tyler men, disappointed office-seeking Locofocos, and the Lord knows what. ... ...S TO R. P. MORGAN SPRINGFIELD, February 13, 1856. R. P. MORGAN, ESQ.: Says Tom to John, “Here’s your old rotten wheelbarrow. I’ve broke it usin’ on it... ... is the fruitful subject of reprisals in other quarters. John Pettit, whom Tom Benton paid his respects to, you will recollect, calls the immortal Dec... ... dissolving the Union then on that account. In 1840 Harrison, of Ohio, and Tyler, of Virginia, were elected. In 1841 Harrison died and John Tyler succ...