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...ing to sea “on” a ship (ough!), I came across an article upon the season’s yachting. And, behold! it was a good article. To a man who had but little t... ...ets in such a sympathetic and understanding spirit the threatened decay of yachting seamanship. Of course, yacht racing is an organized pastime, a fun... ...ay. Therefore I have read with pro- found regret, in that article upon the yachting sea- son of a certain year, that the seamanship on board racing ya... ... fore-and-aft sailors, men born and bred to the sea, fishing in winter and yachting in summer; men to whom the handling of that particular rig present... ...’s beautiful spars. I own that for a time I was struck dumb by the bizarre associations of yard-arms and window- panes. To break windows is the last t... ...the docks, the Tilbury Dock, shares in the glamour conferred by historical associations. Queen Elizabeth has made one of her progresses down there, no... ...sts of the snow- white Legitimist complexion—Heaven only knows why! In all associations of men there is generally one who, by the authority of age and...

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...te. “I thought,” said Miss Herrick, “that you were going on the Ridgeways’ yachting party this afternoon. Mrs. Ridgeway said she was counting on you. ... ...ndred, though,” answered Wilbur. “I got your bid first, so I regretted the yachting party; and I guess I’d have regretted it anyhow,” and he grinned a... ...ay out” as best he could and cast off the gaskets—he knew barely enough of yachting to under- stand an order here and there—and by the time he was bac... ... like this. So accustomed had she been to the rough, give-and-take, direct associations of a seafaring life that she misinterpreted well-meant polite-... ...ed at a barely perceptible angle. The men were in white flannels and smart yachting suits. “Can we come aboard?” she repeated. Wilbur gasped and stare...

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...nce. It had grown very small but it asserted itself with the appeal of old associations. It seemed to me that it would be a base thing for me to slip ... ...oment, when he had wandered beyond that circle which race, memories, early associations, all the essential conditions of one’s origin, trace round eve... ... of tone. At the usual time two seamen, walk- ing noiselessly aft in their yachting shoes, rolled up in silence the quarter-deck screens; and the coas... ... been a breath of magic on events and men giving to this complication of a yachting voyage a significance impossible to perceive, but felt in the word... ...e allies. So close were the contacts issu- ing from this complication of a yachting voyage, that he seemed to have them all within his breast. 154 Th... ... ing shoulder to shoulder in silence. “I like him. He don’t belong to that yachting lot either. They picked him up on the road somewhere. Look at the ... ... with wrought silver clasps from the throat downward. She had replaced her yachting skirt by a blue check sarong embroidered with threads of gold. Mr....

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...otted the various household duties, as if we had been on a gipsy party, or a yachting party, or a hunting party, or were shipwrecked. I then recounted... ...But, so Westerly—if I may be allowed the expression as op posite to Eastern associations—was Miss Griffin’s sense of rectitude, that she merely suspe...

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...e quite unreadable to me—though my fam- ily, with its Indian Civil Service associations, has kept up a knowledge of Hindustani from generation to gene... ...as taken to the back door and instructed to open it. A fair- haired man in yachting costume entered. At the sight of Mr. Ledbetter he started violentl... ...rden with the trunk still bowing Mr. Ledbetter’s shoulders. The man in the yachting costume walked in front with the Gladstone bag and a pistol; then ... ...y was not too near. Insensibly their interest drifted from the won- derful associations about them to their more intimate and personal feelings. In a ...

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...ife play bezique with him. She enjoyed it, as a tender reminiscence of the yachting days; but Nuttie found herself de trop, and was reduced to the boo... ...nted by her undeniable beauty and grace, bringing up a rush of such tender associations as he was capable of. Yet even then, her position depended on ... ...laughtered queen was as a martyr’s shrine, trod with reverence. There were associations with every turn, and Nuttie might have spent years at Paris wi... ... Cowes, where he had been persuaded to recur to his old favourite sport of yachting. She would have rather liked this if Clarence Fane had not been th... ...by the cot, and talked merrily of the pony that Alwyn was to ride, and the yachting they would have in the summer; and the little fellow smiled and wa... ...n’s escort to the baths in Dauphine, an entirely new resort, free from the associations he dreaded, for he could not yet bear the sight of little Will...

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...ked of anything else. She sees us. I’ll tell you what she likes: she likes yachting, she likes Italy, she likes painting, likes things old English, aw... ... green waves and that dark forest’s edge, and the garden of an island! The yachting-water here is an unrivalled lake; and if I miss colour, which I lo... ...se enviable privileges she boasted with some happy pride. ‘It’s the finest yachting-station in England,’ said Beauchamp. She expressed herself very gl... ...ot—may I not ask you this?— must not every one feel the evil spell of some associations? And Dante and Dr. Shrapnel!’ ‘You don’t know him, Cecilia.’ ‘... ...ull, he insisted on having Lord Palmet’s company. They crossed over to the yachting island, where portions of the letter of Commander Beauchamp’s corr... ...h Beauchamp expressed astonishment, for his uncle Everard seldom visited a yachting station. Colonel Halkett exchanged looks with Cecilia. Hers were i...

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...in Rock Quay that “Lord Rotherwood and family,” as the papers had it, were yachting in the Kittiwake and might be expected in the bay. Agatha and Paul... ...thoughtful, highly educated lady, able to enter into its higher and deeper associations, was an unspeakable delight and improvement to him. Vera was f... ...eady to carry them from it. How natural all looked to Angela, with all her associations of being a naughty, wild, mischievous school- girl, the genera... ...ge numbers for grave discourse, but with habits of close inter- course and associations of all kinds. Emilia and her husband tried in all courtesy not...

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...up at him between wet brown hair and wet brown boa should have evoked only associations as pleasing; but each effort to fit her image into his past re... ...hings I’ve always wanted: clothes and fun and motors, and admira- tion and yachting and Paris—why, Paris alone would be enough!—And how do you suppose... ...never he did so, the room jerked him back into the circle of its insistent associations. It was extraordinary with what a microscopic minuteness of lo... ...French cha- teau” had called up to her youthful fancy a throng of romantic associations, poetic, pictorial and emotional; and the serene face of the o...

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...urred to her that the woman’s persistent gaze implied a groping among past associations. But she put aside the thought with a smile at her own fears, ... ...ties of the restless. She fancied he was the kind of man whose sentimental associations would be stirred by the conventional imagery of a wedding, and... ... clean rush of waves they had to win through, but a clogging morass of old associations and habits, and for the moment its vapours were in his throat.... ...he should appear anxious: a young woman placed, in the close intimacy of a yachting-cruise, between a couple on the verge of disaster, could hardly, a... ... had found herself in a congenial atmosphere, and the stirring of familiar associations had almost prepared her, as she descended the stairs before di... ... her friend but in a life completely reorganized and detached from its old associations; whereas all Lily’s energies were centred in the determined ef...

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...er, he took up the paper and glanced down the first page. He read: “Tragic Yachting Accident in the Solent. The Earl of Altringham and his son Viscoun... ...rust Mrs. Match!), and be gradually drawn again under the spell of her old associations. Anything, anything but to be alone …. She dressed with even m... ... them back into the world to which Nick was attached by all his habits and associations. And no doubt it would amuse him to re-enter that world as a d...

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...exhibition, I could not avoid smiling at its grotesque appearance, and the associations it naturally called up. Mehevi, it seemed, was bent on replen-... ...stone’s cast of Fayaway’s lake—for so I christened the scene of our island yachting—and hard by a growth of palms, which stood ranged in order along b... ... will venture to assert, in the most 224 Typee select, refined, and pious associations of mortals in Christendom. How are we to explain this enigma? ...

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...ivered his prophecy in the teeth of the South-western gale familiar to our yachting month; and he really inspired belief or a kind of trust; some supp... ...for answer. Perhaps she did not feel so deeply? She was free of the horrid associations with the scent of Marechale. At any rate, she had comported he...

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...rug?—Oh, thank you, my dear… . in that case you have also the advantage of associations—the Past.” “D’you want to talk, Dick, or shall I read aloud?” ... ...as have come to me out of doors.” “When you were walking?” “Walking—riding—yachting—I suppose the most mo- mentous conversations of my life took place...

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...on among great oaks, in view of the sum- mer sails and winter masts of the yachting squadron. The house was ruled, during the congregation of the Chri... ...tted to by a man cut away by the roots from the home of his labour and old associations. Above his bowed head there was a board proclaiming that Queen...

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...fended. There was a good deal in the mere absence from habitual scenes and associations; he always left a great deal of reserve behind him at Bayford.... ...r, when he knows what absence of lessons is, and has forgotten all the old associations.’ ‘How could you make him cry?’ said Sophy, in reproach. ‘I be... ...a very good sort of fellow, who gave excellent dinners, and was a pleasant yachting companion. His wife was said to be very pretty and pleasing, but s...

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...om- mon, however able), I was not assuredly to be separated by her from my associations; from the thought of my father, for example. Her look at him i... ... or her own discretion. And it was as well that she should not be out. The yachting season had brought many London men to the island. I met several wh...

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... borough before I had heard his name as connected with it. I have very old associations with the neighbourhood, and was invited to stand by friends wh... ...not fail to perceive that he must be going down in the world to admit such associations for her after he had so spo- ken. And as she sipped the mixtur... ...herit all after the death of those two old men. At this moment he was away yachting with a friend, and even his address was unknown. Letter for his we...

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...and with a country apothecary, after—No, no, one cannot so soon forget old associations, about which I will talk no more. Let us return to Humdrum Hal... ...ng that a good and respectable mother could do Mrs. Bute did. She got over yachting men from Southampton, parsons from the Cathedral Close at Winchest...

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...re to guide us in the more subtle morality of all other personal contacts, associations, and activities? Or are we meant to act on impulse alone? It i... ...hey were honest enough, as things go. They probably imagined that the mere associations of the steamer might have effects on Florence’s nerves. That w... ... the world well lost. That would be just like Florence. In all matrimonial associations there is, I believe, one constant factor —a desire to deceive ... ...r Leonora saying that he had gone off for a week with the Clinton Morleys, yachting. He did not enjoy himself very much at Antibes. La Dolciquita 105... ...have abandoned him so precipitately when she only thought that he had gone yachting with the Clinton Morleys. Then he discovered that she had left the... ...he knew about La Dolciquita or whether she imag- ined that he had gone off yachting or had stayed at Monte Carlo. He was just dumb and he just wanted ... ...’t think he was wanted in the world, let his confounded tenants, his rifle-associations, his drunkards, reclaimed and unreclaimed, get on as they like...

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...new ideas and new relationships, words free from ambiguity and encumbering associations. But the ne- ologisms of the street and the saloon rarely supp... ...l- edge obtained. There exist already, it is true, a number of Child Study Associations, Parents’ Unions, and the like, but for the most part these ar... ... expressions over them, is as likely as not to give the virtues unpleasant associations. Better far, save through practice, to leave them alone altoge... ...onsters, the Badminton vol- umes on big game shooting, mountaineering, and yachting, Kerner’s “Botany,” collections of “The Hundred Best Pic- tures” s... ...ssociation. A succession of vigorous, well-en- dowed V oluntary Publishing Associations is a quite vital ne- cessity in the modern state. A succession... ...ed new needs and new methods, and it would not be a bad idea to endow such associations with a winding-up clause that would plump them, stock, unspent...

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... acquire a little colour. You must know Sir Henry has bit- ten us with his yachting tastes, and as soon as we can leave London, we are going to spend ... ...tleman was in the right; and she laid plans for having Harry to teach them yachting at Ryde, while Harry de- clared he would have nothing to do with s... ...ute! and, as for herself, look at Norman Ogilvie! No, no, after six weeks’ yachting—moonlight, sea, and sym- pathy—I defy her to rob Sir Henry of his ... ...ith a servant, her character. Meta found her sobbing uncontrollably at the associations of her master’s house, and dreadfully frightened at hearing th... ...be grateful. One thing I am afraid of, that he will persuade us off to the yachting after all.” “Oh!” was the general exclamation. “Yes,” said Meta. “... ...s little woman as Flora’s lady-in-waiting, when she and her husband go out yachting and shooling.” “Flora and her husband! There’s a marvellous sound!...

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... won- derful, entertaining, and pathetic, with symbolic images and bizarre associations crowded into one half-hour of retrospective musing. I felt, to... ... was a sharp tapping of heels round the corner of the deck- house, a white yachting cap and a green overcoat getting periodically between my eyes and ...

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...and had then strolled to Jerusalem, and got bored there; and had then gone yachting about the world, and got bored ev erywhere. To whom this honourab... ...ctance always, ‘it has necessarily been modified by daily HARD T IMES 192 associations begun, in her case, at an early age. I ask you— ignorantly and...

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...n Inglesant arriving in his armour of light on his wedding morning—and the associations were so painful that she said she never wished to see it again... ...ond day of the bazaar, and were not afraid of mal de mer, had accepted the yachting invitation, except the three elders at St. Andrew’s Rock. Even Adr...

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...er casts she could bear to offer for sale, and going off into the dear old associations connected with each, so that she was obliged at the end, inste... ...before the case was heard in court? 426 Magnum Bonum “We must give up old associations, and try what a revolu- tion will do,” Mother Carey said. “Hur... ...r, manifestly impossible in Allen’s eyes, and he must recruit himself by a yachting expedition to which an old acquain- tance had invited him half com... ...s mother than his heir. Mrs. Evelyn gave Barbara several which had special associations for her, and together they read over his papers and letters, l...