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...ney of his own fortune and his wife’s dot, in all about two thousand louis-d’or, Grandet went to the newly established “district,” where, with the hel... ...ed to a rich heiress, which contained a hundred and forty-four portugaises d’or. Pope Clement VII., uncle of Catherine de’ Medici, gave her when he ma... ... earned it,” said Nanon; “most people would have broken the bottle; but I’ d sooner have broken my elbow holding it up high.” “Poor Nanon!” said Grand... ... pay- ing no heed to his guests or their pleasure. Eugenie, to whom such a type of perfection, whether of dress or of person, was absolutely unknown, ... ...rather fear, is among the first of love’s virtues. Eugenie belonged to the type of children with sturdy constitutions, such as we see among the lesser... ...nizes, and none but artists truly love. A painter seeking here below for a type of Mary’s celestial purity, searching womankind for those proud modest... ...addened heart felt the sweetness of the gentle friend- 80 Eugenie Grandet ship, the exquisite sympathy which these two souls, crushed under perpetual... ... seas—oh, may God guide him!” At half-past ten the whole family started to escort Charles to the diligence for Nantes. Nanon let loose the dog, locked... ...erybody else at the little evening-parties of Saumur. Eugenie went to Mass escorted by Nanon. If Madame des Grassins said a few words to her on coming...

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...vealing the inner Splendor to him. Cannot we understand how these men wor- shipped Canopus; became what we call Sabeans, worshipping 12 Thomas Carlyl... ...what is doing, what will be done; “the infinite conjugation of the verb To d o .” Considering how hu- man things circulate, each inextricably in commu... ...ittle lighter,—as is still the task of us all. We will fancy him to be the Type Norseman; the finest Teuton whom that race had yet produced. The rude ... ...hem as warriors slain. Old kings, about to die, had their body laid into a ship; the ship sent forth, with sails set and slow fire burning it; that, o... ...t could not throw her. And now, on their quitting Utgard, the chief Jotun, escort- ing them politely a little way, said to Thor: “You are beaten then:... ... to this effect. King Olaf, the Christian Reform King, is sailing with fit escort along the shore of Norway, from haven to haven; dispensing justice, ... ...irly off your hands, and have it behind you at a dis- tance, the essential type of it begins to disclose itself; and in this there is a merit quite ot... ... ranking home at evening- time, “and,” adds he, “and are a credit to you!” Ships also,— he talks often about ships: Huge moving mountains, they spread... ...y, consider how he paints. He has a great power of vision; seizes the very type of a thing; presents that and nothing more. You remember that first vi...

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...xcuse; mere extravagance was felt to license and ac- credit the little jeu d’esprit, precisely as the blank impossibili- ties of Lilliput, of Laputa, ... ... o aggravate the calamity, it blew a regular gale of wind; luckily for the shipping, it blew inland, that is, to the east; and all the way down to War... ...s, and especially during war, only a small proportion (or nucleus) of each ship’s company consists of such men: the large majority being mere untutore... ...n December, Mr. Williams, whom we suppose to have long since made his coup d’essai, forced his way through the crowded streets, bound on business. To ... ... practice, by way of con- summation, to cut the throat. T o one invariable type all the murders on this occasion conformed: the skull was first shat- ... ...eplying With loud acclaim the living shook heaven’s cope, And fill’d the startled earth with echoes.’ 6 There was something, indeed, half ine... ...mall hope of escaping summary vengeance. But upon this occasion a powerful escort had been provided; so that he was safely lodged in jail. In this par... ...n frenzy were for him a book sealed. Beside all which, Milton, renewed the types of Gre- cian beauty as to form, whilst Shakspeare, without designing ... ...s to form, whilst Shakspeare, without designing at all to contradict these types, did so, in effect, by his fidel- ity to a new nature, radiating from...

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......................... 16 CANT CANT CANT CANT CANTO I. O I. O I. O I. O I. D D D D Dante, astr ante, astr ante, astr ante, astr ante, astray in a wood... ........ 16 16 16 16 16 CANT CANT CANT CANT CANTO II. O II. O II. O II. O II. D D D D Dante, doubtful of his o ante, doubtful of his o ante, doubtful of ... ...r pirit fr pirit fr pirit from H om H om H om H om Heav eav eav eav eaven.—D en.—D en.—D en.—D en.—Dante casts off fear ante casts off fear ante casts... ...s of life not in a treatise of abstract morality, but by means of sensible types and images, never lose interest, and have a perpetual con- temporaneo... ...mple, the personages intro- duced are mere simulacra of men and women, the types of moral qualities or religious dispositions. They are abstrac- tions... ...cters and their fates, what all human characters and fates really are, the types and images of spiritual law. Virgil and Beatrice, whose nature as dep... ... let him return on the mad path: let him try if he can; for thou, who hast escorted him through so dark a region, shalt remain here.” Think, Reader, i... ...tion; and already on this side of it de- scends the steep, passing without escort through the circles, One such that by him the city shall be opened t... ...nother troop encounter you, make it give way.” We moved on with the trusty escort along the edge of the crimson boiling, in which the boiled were maki...

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...ion, in the eye of a Pagan, had no more relation to morals, than it had to ship-building or trigonometry. But, then, why was religion honored amongst ... ... truth doctrinal. This distinction between a religion having merely a wor- ship, and a religion having also a body of doctrinal truth, is familiar to ... .... A, an act of Praise; B, an act of Thanksgiving; C, an act of Confession; D, an act of Prayer. In A, we commemo- rate with adoration the general perf... ..., have recently benefited. In C, by upright con- fession, we deprecate. In D, we pray, or ask for the things which we need. Now, in the cultus of the ... ... its consequences,’ not ‘I repent of this act for its moral nature.’ A and D, the first act and the last, appear to be present; but are so most imper-... ...eify a woman; and we, according to them, deify an arrangement of printer’s types. As to their error, we need not mind that: let us attend to our own. ... ...ported to Egypt by land? No; for it was not possible to spare a sufficient escort; besides, this plan would have included the separate difficulty as t... ...s) has become the Transat- lantic face, is, past all disputing, the finest type of the hu- man countenance divine on this planet. And most other na- t... ...f modern growth, is well known, and comes forward under a most determinate type as to symptoms, among the mercantile class. The original predispositio...

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...had borne it when he went from T roy to found the Roman Empire. 2 From A. D. 324, when the transfer was begun, to 527, when Justinian became Emperor.... ...t to death in Pavia, in 524, was buried in the church of S. Pietro in Ciel d’ Oro—St. Peter’s of the Golden Ceiling. 42 Norton Bede, and of Richard w... ...lorence, whose patron saint was St. John the Baptist. 7 —Mars As he glow’ d like a ruddy shield on the Lion’s breast.—Maud, part III. The Lion is the... ...takes not necessity, more than from the eye in which it is mirrored does a ship which de- scends with the downward current. Thence, even as sweet harm... ...ng one side with the other, how pleasing it was to me to obey my celestial escort. Within the crystal which, circling round the world, bears the name ... ... to see her, although I was near her, and in the happy world. 14 A common type of Christ during the Middle Ages, be- cause of the popular belief that...

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... .............................. I. 55 5. Popularity of house types 1982-2000 .... I. 66 6. Means of transport ................. ... questionnaire material, e.g. in describing changes in popularity of house types, or villagers' increased ownership of consumer goods. The inhabitants... ...thers, all their relatives. And when people's lives end, the whole village escorts them from this world to eternal life. Local people are used to copi... ... the road surfaced about two or three years ago. And if I had the power, I'd want the road still improved and widened, because now, if there is a fire... ...pretty either. It'simpractical and the roof leaks. If I could build now, I'd build one of those bungalow-style houses. I think it suits a village land... ... more pleasant. In the dry season in February, there was no work to do. We'd sit in the sun, or bring buffaloes to fight and watch them. If people did... ... place here in the village? Is Buddha the divine redeemer? There are three types of house in the picture. Which would you build for yourself, if you h... ...en other relatives and guests tie the couple's hands. After this, they are escorted to the bedroom. The escort is chosen from people with a name that ... ...and then the relatives and friends and neighbours. This way, the corpse is escorted together to the cremation place. Near the actual cremation spot th...

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...lding 440 Friday Road Department T-1 0 1 Pittsburgh, PA 15209 Cover design & Typesetting: Drawing Board Studios All rights reserved. No part of t... ...d he felt hopelessly alone. He placed a record on a old turn table, Pachabel in D minor, lit a fire, poured himself a glass of \\<lne and just sat a... ...e Miss Dudley Do-right." "Sounds like jealousy to me." "lfI didn't know you, I'd take that personally," she said sarcas­ tically. "I'm sorry. Maybe... ... Lincoln out of the shadows and drove in the direction of Dulles Airport. "How'd it go?" the chauffeur asked out of curIosity. "Great,» Taranto sai... ...ou?" he asked for­ mally. "Yes. Richard Hawk, I have a reservation." The clerk typed on the computer keyboard next to his elbow. "Yes, Mr. Hawk," h... ...ling as he sipped on his scotch. "And stay away from Hawk, he's mine." "Not my type." "You know what I mean, asshole," she said with a great deal o... ...ever they were, draped on each side of him. He was feeling no pain and his two escorts were in the same state, or, perhaps, they were only pre­ tend... ...r, perhaps, they were only pre­ tending to match their companion's mood, as good escorts are trained to do. They made the expected ritualistic entra... ... to cater to the right people. A friendly crowd gathered around Cox and his two escorts. Dan Jacobs watched as Nicky led the procession like a St. ...

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..., Beranger! It is my father and uncle, and Narcisse, and, oh! so many gens d’armes. They are come to summon M. le Baron to go with them to disperse th... ...ount, and the Cheva- lier, all spite, and their whole troop of savage gens d’ armes, come out to fall upon the poor Huguenots, who are doing no harm a... ...ound at that moment, and Beranger exclaimed, ‘Stop the sing- ing! The gens d’armes!’ The psalm broke off; the whisper circu- lated; the words ‘from Le... ... and a couple of his men, he bade them take their swords and bucklers, and escort him in his walk through Paris. He set off with a sense of escape, bu... ...e Chaplet of Pearls son, M. de Guise, to make ready; and that Monsieur was escorting thither his two sisters, Madame de Lorraine and Madame Marguerite... ...phews were among the three hundred Huguenot gentle- man who had formed the escort, she had only to observe whether his reminiscences had gone to Italy... ...than the signet of her house, were concealed * Bellaise is not meant for a type of all nunneries, but of the condition to which many of the lesser one... ... she stood—the beautiful court lady—her lace coif (of the Mary of Scotland type) well framed the beautiful oval of her face, and set of the clear oliv... ...ould almost have owned that it was well she was not like his own cherished type of wom- anhood, and the next day he changed his opinion still more, ev...

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...very old age and decrepitude the old French King Lewis the Fourteenth, the type and model of kinghood—who never moved but to measure, who lived and di... ...d blushed: “I—I have supper with Mrs. 18 Henry Esmond Worksop,” says he. “D—n it,” says my lord, “thou shalt sup with us, Harry, to- night! Shan’t re... ...blishment, her maids, lap-dogs, and gentlewomen, her priest, and his lord- ship her husband, to Castlewood Hall, that she had never seen since she qui... ...t the chapel of Castlewood (though the chapel had been built for that wor- ship before any other was heard of in the country, and though the service w... ...stlewood. 32 Henry Esmond “Where I’m attached, I’m attached, Madame—and I’d die rather than not say so.” “Je meurs ou je m’attache,” Mr. Holt said wi... ...t; the man laughed, a great big saddler’s apprentice of the town. “Ah! you d— little yelling Popish bastard,” he said, and stooped to pick up another;... ...It was composed of 700 wagons, containing ammunition of all sorts, and was escorted out of Ostend by 2,000 infantry and 300 horse. At the same time M.... ...me to govern, had hurt the susceptibility of the two gentlemen forming his escort; nor could either help own- ing in his secret mind that they would h... ... coach- box to prevent any danger of the road. Esmond and Frank thought of escorting the carriage, but she indignantly refused their company, and anot...

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...r’s step pollute our soil, still may the Gray Champion come, for he is the type of New England’s he- reditary spirit; and his shadowy march, on the ev... ...ill,” said he, “so far as my vow may suffer me. Know, then, this veil is a type and a symbol, and I am bound to wear it ever, both in light and darkne... ...d by a black veil.” “But what if the world will not believe that it is the type of an innocent sorrow?” urged Elizabeth. “Beloved and respected as you... ...ager to testify against the oppression which they hoped to share; and when shipmasters were restrained by heavy fines from affording them passage, the... ...nd he hath sent forth his letters to stay the hands of the men of blood. A ship’s company of our friends hath arrived at yon- der town, and I also sai... ....” “Why, then, it can’t be a fact!” exclaimed Dominicus Pike. “I guess he’ d have mentioned, if it was,” said the old farmer; and he removed his chair... ... an incalculable sum. Wherefore, I am minded to put the Great Carbuncle on shipboard, and voyage with it to England, France, Spain, Italy, or into Hea... ...eyed to Boston in the 153 Hawthorne Governor’s coach, attended by a small escort of gentlemen on horseback. The ponderous equipage with its four blac... ...om the heart of the mountain. “There, mother!” cried the boy, again. “They’d have given us a ride to the Flume.” Again they laughed at the child’s per...

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...d brings a long lifetime of experience in newspapers during the hot-metal-type era and in the initial transition to digital phototypesetting. At six... ...ibrary in 1988. You could walk into that library, and the first thing you‘d see was the computer asking if there were any books you wanted. You sele... ...introduced me to Gutenberg‘s invention. There, the ―pick and click‖ of the type in the stick immediately captivated me. During the heyday of Lino... ...jobs which often sent me into composing rooms filled with those towering, typesetting machines‘ clickety-clacks and the acrid odors from their melti... ...weaves her revenge King Tereus of Thrace agreed to travel to Athens and escort his wife Procne’s sister, Philomela, to Thrace for a visit. Tereus ... ...med to her rapist that now she had no shame and, if given the chance, she’d ―tell everybody.‖ Tereus’s response was to cut out her tongue and leav... ...ase five centuries earlier. By about 1800 BC, Babylon‘s King Hammurabi (d. 1750 BC) had seized upon script‘s expanded word powers. They let hi... ...ople) in recognition of the precious purple ―Tyrian‖ cloth they produced. Shipped from Tyre, their main port and trading center, it was extremely co... ... the United States is less than half that age. CHAPTER 6 ―Chinese ships had reached America seventy years before Columbus and a century befo...