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...ceiling. 18 How do we choose our subject? Often life itself will show us, with urgent necessity, which subject is most important, according to ... ...; sometimes there is a conflict with our parents or children that torments us; sometimes, instead, a neurosis or a psychosis or a psychosomatic illn... ... illness explodes suddenly; sometimes a profound existential crisis brings us to the brink of desperation, or suicide, or continuous depression. Yet... ... Today, thousands and thousands of people travel back and forth across the route opened up by Christopher Columbus. All of this could not be foresee... ...t, it is happening. Thousands and thousands of people travel today the route opened up by Freud as well. This, too, was unthinkable only fifty y... ...hing? Artists give us great gifts and they have opened a very important route before us: the route of art, which truly exists and is not just in ... ...eates all other beings but who has not been created by any other being. 92 Is this clear up to this point? Now let’s look again at the earlier te... ... of the answer. I do know, for example, that stars create the atoms of the 92 elements that exist in nature, but I don’t know what the purpose is of...

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...rist is speaking of the Sacrament of the Altar, although he himself teaches us that he is speaking of faith in the incarnate Word, for he says: “This... ...tter: the Gospel narratives of the Lord’s Supper and Paul in I Cor. 11. Let us examine these. Matthew [26], Mark [14], and Luke [22] agree that Chri... ...uld be common to all. How furiously, do you suppose, would they rave against us, if they had found the word “all” attached to the bread instead of to... ... teach faith, but their preparations and opera operata, 91 participations 92 and fruits of the mass. They come then to the profundities, babble o... ...ntators on Peter Lombard’s textbook. Cf. p. 29 n. 60. 91 Cf. p. 37 n. 85. 92 Cf. p. 35 n. 79. 93 John 7:38. Luther apparently had his next quota... ...d the angels of paradise that their souls (the souls of pilgrims who died en route) be taken directly to the bliss of paradise, as being fully redeem...

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...ce. A man of wonderful, nay, unexampled reputation and intellectual influence among forty millions of reflective, serious and cultivated men, invites us to study him; and to determine for ourselves, whether and how far such influence has been salutary, such reputation merited....

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...ce among forty millions of reflective, serious and cultivated men, invites us to study him; and to determine for ourselves, whether and how far such i... ...swered, that Goethe will be seen and judged of in his real character among us, appears certain enough. His name, long familiar everywhere, has now awa... ... of admiration is wonderful, is inter- esting enough; but it must not lead us astray. We English stand as yet without the sphere of it; neither will w... ...antos, of which alone * The Messiah is written in hexameter verse.—Trans. 92 Autobiography we are properly speaking, as the finest book of devotion, ... ...ted at last, and the allies equipped for war. We find them unawares upon a route by which, probably, Abraham also reached Canaan. The people on the le... ...sired heads, in all their glory. The procession was led a long, circuitous route, partly from necessity, that it might be able to unfold itself, and p... ...ersons, no cripples nor disgusting invalids, should show themselves on her route. People joked about this; and I made a little French poem in which I ...

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...servant carrying a large desk. Those who had been asleep woke up, and every one rose as if just surprised at his work. The head-master made a sign to us to sit down. Then, turning to the class-master, he said to him in a low voice-- ?Monsieur Roger, here is a pupil whom I recommend to your care; he?ll be in the second. If his work and conduct are satisfactory, he will go i...

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... one rose as if just surprised at his work. The head-master made a sign to us to sit down. Then, turn- ing to the class-master, he said to him in a lo... ...hardly be seen, was a country lad of about fifteen, and taller than any of us. His hair was cut square on his forehead like a village chorister’s; he ... ...ang, the master was obliged to tell him to fall into line with the rest of us. When we came back to work, we were in the habit of throw- ing our caps ... ...ts the size of a three- franc piece along the jaws, which the fresh air en route had enflamed, so that the great white beaming faces were mottled here... ...r music subscription is out; am I to renew it?” “No,” she replied. “Why?” 92 Madame Bovary “Because—” And pursing her lips she slowly drew a long sti... ... this yellow carriage that Leon had so often come back to her, and by this route down there that he had gone for ever. She fancied she saw him opposit...

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...s, barring only the natural and unavoidable exaggera- tion to which all of us are prone when detailing events which have had powerful influence in exc... ...e mast, on the deck of the cuddy. We flew along at a great rate—neither of us having 8 Poe in Five V olumes said a word since casting loose from the ... ...anaging the boat, and that a fierce wind and strong ebb tide were hurrying us to destruction. A storm was evi- dently gathering behind us; we had neit... ...nions, they uttered a feeble shout of joy, and we all proceeded forthwith 92 Poe in Five V olumes to the forecastle. The difficulty of descending her... ...ly taken by vessels bound from Europe to the Cape of Good Hope, or by that route to the East Indies. By proceeding thus they avoid the calms and stron... ...f the systematic manner in which their party was strengthened dur- ing our route from the schooner to the village. 136 Poe in Five V olumes CHAPTER 2... ...he whole of our crew would be required, the schooner should proceed on her route, leaving three of her men on the island to superintend the fulfilment...

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...rther than Sudbury, only to see how much coun try there is in the rear of us; great hills, and a hundred brooks, and farm houses, and barns, and hays... ...s years, the meadow is not reclaimed so fast as the woods are cleared. Let us here read what old Johnson says of these meadows in his “Wonder working ... ...urmurs of many a famous river on the other side of the globe reach even to us here, as to more distant dwellers on its banks; many a poet’s stream flo... ...t into the hands of Nature, to be perfected. It was a retired and pleasant route, without houses or trav ellers, except some young men who were loung... ...ll read and gutted, the day after never with them. They cross each other’s routes all the country over like woof and warp, making a garment of loose t... ...ble. It was from Dunstable, then a frontier town, that the famous Captain 92 AWeekontheConcordandMerrimackRivers Lovewell, with his company, marched ... ...tars my spear heads in the sky, My arrow tips ye are; I see the routed foemen fly, My bright spears fixed are. Give me an angel ...

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...to you my sentiments as they have been awakened by the occasion which brings us together, I shall take my present leave; but not without resorting onc... ...merican people, but of foreign nations. It may be foreign nations who govern us, and not we, the people, who govern ourselves; and candid men will ack... ...sition to meliorate their condition by inclining them to be more friendly to us, and our citizens to be more friendly to them; if an inflexible determ... ...d, leaving to the INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 92 States the shadow only of that independent action for which they had ... ... access to the Pacific Coast, because such a power would instantly close the route across the isth mus of Central America. It is impossible to concei... ...ar formidable, will in a great degree vanish as soon as the nearest and best route shall have been satisfactorily ascertained. It may be proper that o... ...rlier. The former Illinois Congressman had arrived in Washington by a secret route to avoid danger, and his INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF T...

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...ospect life offers to another? Could a greater miracle take place than for us to look through each other’s eyes for an instant? We should live in all ... ...importance of what work we do; and yet how much W alden 10 is not done by us! or, what if we had been taken sick? How vigilant we are! determined not... ...oresee that all men at length estab lish their lives on that basis. Let us consider for a moment what most of the trouble and anxiety which I have ... ...ly; surveyor, if not of highways, then of forest paths and all across lot routes, keeping them open, and ravines bridged and passable at all seasons,... ...n. Incessant la bor with my hands, at first, for I had my house to Walden 92 finish and my beans to hoe at the same time, made more study impossible... ...ok up at the opening between the trees above the path in order to learn my route, and, where there was no cart path, to feel with my feet the faint tr... ... They lived about a mile off through the woods, and were quite used to the route. A day or two after one of them told me that they wandered about the ...

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...ted by his earliest biographer, Griswold, how completely has truth at last routed falsehood and how magnificently has Poe come into his own, For “The ... ...has also one of her own, of which some articulate rumor barely has reached us dwellers by the Atlantic. Perhaps there is no task more difficult than t... ... which Are Holy Land ! It is the tendency of the young poet that impresses us. Here is no “withering scorn,” no heart “blighted” ere it has safely got... ... title he intended to per- sonify the music of nature,, our boy-poet gives us the follow- ing exquisite picture: Ligeia ! Ligeia ! My beautiful one,... ...y perceptible vacillation in the car was a conse- quence of this change of route — a vacillation which prevailed, in a more or less degree, for a peri... ... I stumbled and fell forward, having caught the toe of my boot in a large 92 Poe in Five V olumes ring of iron that lay half buried in the loose eart... ...aved boister- ously, ate and drank without making payment, followed in the route of the young man and girl, returned to the inn about dusk, and re-cro...

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... WRECK WRECK ‘TO BE WEAK,’ we need not the great archangel’s voice to tell us, ‘is to be miserable.’ All weakness is suffering and humilia- tion, no m... ...selves; and throughout the limits of a whole nation, not a day passes over us but many families are robbed of their heads, or even swallowed up in rui... ...uring which time she talked with a simplicity and good feeling that struck us as remarkable in a person professing an art usually connected with so mu... ...ich a young lady does, even if she happens to be a young gentleman, is to 92 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers beautify her dress. Kate always atten... ... of vast distances to be traversed, vast reverses to be sustained, untried routes, enemies obscurely ascertained, and hardships too vaguely prefigured... ...nto his sledge, and, at the rate of three hundred miles a day, pursued his route to St. Petersburg, rushed into the Imperial presence,—announced the t... ...e march, and the stages of the calamity corresponding to the stages of the route; so that, upon raising the curtain which veils the great catastrophe,...

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...become rich. When will the nuptials be?” “What nuptials?” “Yours! for with us,” said the Gaul, “when a woman gives drink to a soldier, it means that s... ...ing with the cowards who surround him. Command them! Carthage is ours; let us fall upon it!” “No!” said Matho, “the curse of Moloch weighs upon me. I ... ...he domains of the patricians succeeded one another along the border of the route; channels of water flowed through woods of palm; there were long, gre... ...enetrates me. It seems to me that she has become my soul! “And yet between us there are, as it were, the invisible bil- lows of a boundless ocean! She... ...g! sink of Moloch! sweat your gold and your plague! quicker! quicker!” The routed escort galloped beside him. But the fury of the Barbarians did not a... ...s did not reach so far, and Hamilcar as he passed recognised the triremes 92 Salammbo which he had formerly commanded. Not more than twenty perhaps r... ...e strange vessels sailing beyond Cape Oestrymon, so that the secret of the routes should not be known. King Ptolemaeus was detaining the incense from ...

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...idst leave those weeds, That in the last great day will shine so bright. For us the’ eternal edicts are unmov’d: He breathes, and I am free of Minos’ ... ... O hallow’d spirit! to own her shine. Then by her love we’ implore thee, let us pass Through thy sev’n regions; for which best thanks I for thy favour... ...That not like mortal hairs fall off or change!” As more and more toward us came, more bright Appear’d the bird of God, nor could the eye Endure h... ...d; So that he knows it who was never there. I swear to you, so may my upward route Prosper! your honour’d nation not impairs The value of her coffer a... ...ory 34 “Blood thou didst thirst for, take thy fill of blood!” Was shown how routed in the battle fled Th’ Assyrians, Holofernes slain, and e’en The r... ..., Inflames us with desire to feed and drink. Nor once alone encompassing our route We come to add fresh fuel to the pain: Pain, said I? solace rather:... ...eeding, all did pass us, ere the car The Divine Comedy of Dante Purgatory 92 Had slop’d his beam. Attendant at the wheels The damsels turn’d; and ... ... v. 30. The wain.] Charles’s wain, or Bootes. v. 31. An old man.] Cato. v. 92. Venerable plumes.] The same metaphor has occurred in Hell Canto The ... ...ntua near which it is situated, by having been the birthplace of Virgil. v. 92. Ismenus and Asopus.] Rivers near Thebes v. 98. Mary.] Luke, c i. ...

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...ine Comedy of Dante Hell The chosen vessel also travel’d there, To bring us back assurance in that faith, Which is the entrance to salvation’s way... ...voyage, That my first purpose fully is resum’d. Lead on: one only will is in us both. Thou art my guide, my master thou, and lord.” So spake I; a... ...ear, Till we had reach’d the river, I from speech Abstain’d. And lo! toward us in a bark Comes on an old man hoary white with eld, 10 The Divine Come... ... strain they gurgle in their throats. But word distinct can utter none.” Our route Thus compass’d we, a segment widely stretch’d Between the dry emban... ...re the spine joins it. Not more furiously The Divine Comedy of Dante Hell 92 On Menalippus’ temples Tydeus gnaw’d, Than on that skull and on its g... ...akesp. Measure for Measure, a. iii.s.1. Compare Milton, P. L. b. ii. 600. v. 92. The livid lake.] Vada livida. Virg. Aen. Iib. vi. 320 ... ... Morg. Mag. c. xxiv. Qui si nuota nel sangue, e non nel Serchio. v. 92. From Caprona.] The surrender of the castle of Caprona to the combine... ...d; So that he knows it who was never there. I swear to you, so may my upward route Prosper! your honour’d nation not impairs The value of her coffer a... ... cried: “Blood thou didst thirst for, take thy fill of blood!” Was shown how routed in the battle fled Th’ Assyrians, Holofernes slain, and e’en The r...

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...ine Comedy of Dante Hell The chosen vessel also travel’d there, To bring us back assurance in that faith, Which is the entrance to salvation’s way... ...voyage, That my first purpose fully is resum’d. Lead on: one only will is in us both. Thou art my guide, my master thou, and lord.” So spake I; a... ...ear, Till we had reach’d the river, I from speech Abstain’d. And lo! toward us in a bark Comes on an old man hoary white with eld, 10 The Divine Come... ... strain they gurgle in their throats. But word distinct can utter none.” Our route Thus compass’d we, a segment widely stretch’d Between the dry emban... ...re the spine joins it. Not more furiously The Divine Comedy of Dante Hell 92 On Menalippus’ temples Tydeus gnaw’d, Than on that skull and on its g... ...akesp. Measure for Measure, a. iii.s.1. Compare Milton, P. L. b. ii. 600. v. 92. The livid lake.] Vada livida. Virg. Aen. Iib. vi. 320 ... ... Morg. Mag. c. xxiv. Qui si nuota nel sangue, e non nel Serchio. v. 92. From Caprona.] The surrender of the castle of Caprona to the combine...

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...man must leave you, The summer is o’er. We go to the hills, but you’ll see us again, When the cuckoo calls, and the merry birds sing, When the flowers... ...I. Why, what’s the matter, friend? WERNI. Who are pursuing you? First tell us that. BAUM. (to the fisherman). Quick, quick, man, quick! they’re close ... ...xe. WERNI. And you have cleft his skull then with your axe? KUONI. O, tell us all! You’ve time enough, and more, While he is getting out the boat ther... ...nd BOY. Released, oh miracle! *Rocks on the shore of the Lake of Lucerne. 92 Wilhelm T ell BOY. Whence came you here? TELL. From yonder vessel! FISHE... ...ights! MASON. Hark how the bells above the forest toll! RUODI. The enemy’s routed. MASON. And the forts are storm’d. 117 Schiller RUODI. And we of Ur... ... had they done the deed, than they Took flight, each following a different route, And parted ne’er to see each other more. Duke John must still be wan...

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...s our cause and the cause of civilization; and the tragedy is that it took us so long to find it out. I would gladly have risked my life for her, as m... ...e absence of cor- dial relations between the man whom fate had placed over us and ourselves. Or, to use the vulgar American idiom, B. and I and Mr. A.... ... “Sar marche,” and “Deet donk moan vieux”) confined his efforts to denying us the privi- lege of acting as drivers, on the ground that our personal ap... ...oor closing …. 24 The Enormous Room II II II II II EN R EN R EN R EN R EN ROUTE OUTE OUTE OUTE OUTE I PUT THE BED-ROLL DOWN. I stood up. I was myself... ...by a stone wall ten feet in height, which I had already remarked (while en route to les douches) as forming one end of the cour des femmes. The men’s ... ...ment with a hearty paw in a way which would have delighted anyone save le 92 The Enormous Room gouvernement français. He had, I think, VIVE LA LIBERT... ... “Lord Algie”—a lanky, effeminate, brittle, spotless crea- ture who was en route to becoming an officer and to whose finicky tastes the fat-jowled A. ...

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...ate “The Crane Stories” to Betty Bruno of Goodland, Florida, who flew from us but introduced me to the crane before she went. 7 TELL ME A STORY LISA ... ...dn’t know I had it in me. The real truth is that I think “it” is in all of us. All we have to do is look at ourselves through the eyes of a frog to le... ...h. “Help! Help! Our house is on fire and you are the only one who can help us,” he cried. The grackle looked angry. “I hate house fires,” snapped the... ...as sure to stay in the finest five-star lodging. He always took the direct route, never stopping to visit the quaint little vil- lages along the way. ... ...at his encour- agement. She thought he was being kind, showing her a safer route. In truth, he did not want her to steal his thunder. When he rose, he... ...heard nothing. She heard the voice of the rock beneath her say, “You have 92 LISA SUHAY TELL ME A STORY done well child. Now roll off the edge and I ...

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...ate “The Crane Stories” to Betty Bruno of Goodland, Florida, who flew from us but introduced me to the crane before she went. 7 TELL ME A STORY LISA ... ...dn’t know I had it in me. The real truth is that I think “it” is in all of us. All we have to do is look at ourselves through the eyes of a frog to le... ...h. “Help! Help! Our house is on fire and you are the only one who can help us,” he cried. The grackle looked angry. “I hate house fires,” snapped the... ...as sure to stay in the finest five-star lodging. He always took the direct route, never stopping to visit the quaint little vil- lages along the way. ... ...at his encour- agement. She thought he was being kind, showing her a safer route. In truth, he did not want her to steal his thunder. When he rose, he... ...heard nothing. She heard the voice of the rock beneath her say, “You have 92 LISA SUHAY TELL ME A STORY done well child. Now roll off the edge and I ...

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...e country where we are told slavery appears with its fairest features. Let us hear, then, what it is at its best es- tate—gaze on its bright side, if ... ..., the deadly system with which it was strangely allied. You have been with us, too, some years, and can fairly com- pare the twilight of rights, which... ...oon of night” under which they labor south of Mason and Dixon’s line. Tell us whether, after all, the half- free colored man of Massachusetts is worse... ...till we got beyond the limits of Maryland. Our reason for taking the water route was, that we were less liable to be suspected as runaways; we hoped t... ... we hoped to be regarded as fishermen; whereas, if we should take the land route, we should be subjected to interruptions of almost ev- ery kind. Any ... ...ted at him; but they were intercepted by some more timid than themselves, 92 Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass and the betrayer escaped the...

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...eplace, mostly in pots and “skillets.” While the poorly built cabin caused us to suffer with cold in the winter, the heat from the open fireplace in s... ...lderness through which and out of which, a good Providence has already led us. Ever since I have been old enough to think for myself, I have entertain... ...entertained the idea that, notwithstanding the cruel wrongs inflicted upon us, the black man got nearly as much out of slavery as the white man did. T... ... teachers, the students, their parents and friends, the county officials— 92 UP FROM SLAVERY who were white—and all the leading white men in that vic... ..., and when their plans were made known to me Mr. Garrison not only had the route mapped out, but had, I believe, selected the steamer upon which we we...