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...sima dies, I am to leave the monastery. Then I shall go back and finish my studies, and when you reach the legal age we will be married. I shall love ... ... lived the old woman of the house with her old daughter. Both seemed to be deaf. In answer to his repeated inquiry for the captain, one of them at las...

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... happiness depended upon the health of my children, their condition, their studies. Children, it is needless to say, are a serious consideration; but ... ...e the ruin of another, and, in consequence, it is our first duty to turn a deaf ear to such an essential immoral doctrine, no matter how strongly soci...

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...g of age. He spent an irregular boy- hood and youth. He did not finish his studies at the gymna- sium, he got into a military school, then went to the... ...ontrary, would probably be looked on as a pleasure.” He did not finish his studies at the gymnasium. A year before the end of the course he suddenly a... ...nswer to his father’ s first inquiry why he had come before completing his studies, and seemed, so they say, unusually thoughtful. It soon became appa... ...old, perhaps, that Alyosha was stupid, undevel- oped, had not finished his studies, and so on. That he did not finish his studies is true, but to say ... ...sima dies, I am to leave the monastery. Then I shall go back and finish my studies, and when you reach the legal age we will be married. I shall love ... ... lived the old woman of the house with her old daughter. Both seemed to be deaf. In answer to his repeated inquiry for the captain, 181 Dostoevsky on... ...ned to murder her.” These servants were an old cook, invalidish and almost deaf, who came from Grushenka’s old home, and her granddaughter, a smart yo... ...itch straight in the face, laughing, and shouting at him as though he were deaf. “Confound it! An old woman, an old man…. Have you killed someone?... ... a well-to-do lady, the widow of an official. But his only attendant was a deaf and rheumatic old crone who went to bed at six o’clock every evening a...

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...always a caricature, and the happenings are nearly always vulgar. When one studies a great number of them, one finishes by looking at humanity from th... ... respect for that human reproduction of a part of nature’s work divine. My studies appeared to her to be pictures of sanctity, and sometimes she spoke... ...nt of my residence, a formidable tumult. It was so sudden, so terrible, so deafening, that I recoiled a few steps, and though I knew it to be wholly u... ...xclaimed: ‘ Ah! there is old Placide, the shepherd from Les Marlins. He is deaf, poor man, and heard nothing. Ah! Oh, God! they have killed the unhapp... ..., dominating the noise of the others, clanged sec- ond after second with a deafening uproar. His eye on the fire, he plied his trade vigorously, erect...

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...h hero, in the hope of ob- taining from the Emperor the electoral dignity. Deaf to the suggestions of a rational policy, he listened only to the dicta... ...supreme command of his troops. Indifferent to Maximilian’s entreaties, and deaf to the Emperor’s repeated commands, Wallenstein remained inactive in B... ...e and fe- rocious his disposition, which had been culti- vated by youthful studies and various travels. On his forehead, two red streaks, like swords,...

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...s never to be INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES 79 deaf to its dictates. Perceiving before my election the deep interest thi... ...termine. Our eyes never will be blind to a developing menace, our ears never deaf to the call of civilization. We recog nize the new order in the wor... ...should have our sympathy and support. Much may be hoped for from the earnest studies of those who advo cate the outlawing of aggressive war. But all ...

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...er after, through the days of education, had enjoyed, and excelled in, the studies that were a toil to Grace. Subsequently, while Grace had con- tente... ... self- education with all her natural energy, and carried on her favourite studies by every means within her reach, until she considerably surpassed i... ...od, had spent alone with a little girl whom she had never discovered to be deaf and dumb. Still Rachel had never been able to make out why Grace, with... ...troduc- tion with head and hand; and the boys hanging round the Major with deafening exclamations of welcome, in which they were speedily joined by th... .... Here there was a moment’s interval of quiet, for the squire was slightly deaf, and, moreover, regarded her as a little pert girl, not to be encourag... ...on so rarely that they were always fresh to him, and who looked on them as studies of life. His hands were 360 The Clever Woman of the Family busy al...

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...ry to define them in order to be able to exclude them. When a psychologist studies behaviour, it is only vital movements that concern him. We shall, t... ...ve a fair knowledge of the language, you will seem to have grown partially deaf, and you will find it neces- sary to be much nearer the stage than you...

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...every convenience, was stuck on to its right flank. Dormitories, cubicles, studies, a preparation-room, a dining-room, parquet floors, hot-air pipes—n... ...t this evening his grati- tude seemed a gift of small account. The ear was deaf, and what thanks of his could reach it? The body was dust, and in what...

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...au- tifully safe distance away. I had heard a great deal of talk about the deafening uproar of the engine. I counted a headache among my chances. Ther... ...duty of initiative should chiefly reside, who have minds atrophied by dull studies and deadening sugges- tions, and he thinks that this is a matter of... ..., and the roar of the crushers, screens and rush- ing mill-race of coal is deafening. Sometimes one of the chil- dren falls into the machinery and is ... ...blic void of moral ambitions, lost to any sense of compre- hensive things, deaf to ideas, impervious to generalisations, a public which has carried th...

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... self-willed than I?” “You are not self-willed, Lydia; except that you are deaf to advice.” “You mean that I seldom follow it. And so you think I had ... ...I am told that you are a student, Mr. Cashel Byron. What are your favorite studies?—or rather, since that is generally a hard question to answer, what...

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...strict doctor, a talkative young medi cal student, who had just finished his studies, came to see her. He examined the wrist, said it was not broken, ... ...ly unable to arrive at a conclusion. I see no distinct grounds for classical studies being given a preeminence over scientific studies.” Part IV — Cha... ...hat to weigh all the advantages and disadvantages of classical and scientific studies is a difficult task, and the question which form of education was ... ...he distinctive property of anti nihilistic influence on the side of classical studies, we should have considered the subject more, have weighed the arg... ...ntance with a few interesting people, for a time he was satisfied. He painted studies from nature under the guidance of an Italian professor of paintin... ... date of which they reckoned, it seemed, on their fingers. He tried to turn a deaf ear to these discussions of the best patterns of long clothes for th... ...up quite unexpectedly. During the whole of the performance Levin felt like a deaf man watching peo ple dancing, and was in a state of complete bewild...

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...steadiness—came out more unsteady than before. Still had Mr Reddypalm been deaf to the voice of that charmer, Closerstil, though he had charmed with a... ...ridge. But that affair was gradually hushed up; and Frank went on with his studies. He went back to his studies: it then being an under- stood arrange... ... to his worldly hopes and worldly cares; and his old friend did not turn a deaf ear to him. It was during the night that Sir Roger was most anxious to...

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...came the command. Number one jumped briskly aside. The gun rang out with a deafening metallic roar, and a whistling grenade flew above the heads of ou... ...est can- non. 101 Tolstoy As he approached, a ringing shot issued from it deaf- ening him and his suite, and in the smoke that suddenly surrounded th... ...ing the guns by the wheels and working the screws himself. Amid the smoke, deafened by the incessant reports which always made him jump, Tushin not ta... ...tion, he was in a state akin to feverish delirium or drunkenness. From the deafening sounds of his own guns around him, the whistle and thud of the en... ... He gave the words of greeting, and the first regiment roared “Hurrah!” so deafeningly, continuously, and joyfully that the men themselves were awed b... ...l resemble the activity we imagine to ourselves when we sit at case in our studies examining some campaign on the map, with a certain number of troops...

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...is: “‘The blind see, and the lame walk, the lep- ers are cleansed, and the deaf hear, the dead rise up, and the gospel is preached to the poor.’ That ... ... I had suffered with delirium tremens, or the horrors, from midnight [103] Studies in the Psychology of Religious Phenom- ena, American Journal of Psy... ...ogical signifi- cance. We have seen how Starbuck’s laborious sta- tistical studies tend to assimilate conversion to ordi- nary spiritual growth. Anoth... ...ndrew Seth: Two Lectures on Theism, New York, 1897, p. 55. [264] J. Royce: Studies in Good and Evil, p. 282. 405 William James forasmuch as it is not... ...ore long, he wrote: “If there is anything I hate, it is col- lecting.” His studies constantly interrupted by ill health, James returned to Germany and...

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...t out he was steadily proceeding up-stairs instead of coming down, and was deaf to all remonstrances until I went after him and laid hold of him. In a... ... my in- vesting him with the functions of explainer and director of all my studies. He hoped that with intelligent assistance I should meet with littl... ...el coat: clean, cheerful, comfortable, and well cared for, but in- tensely deaf. “Well aged parent,” said W emmick, shaking hands with him in a cordia...

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...he old man, greeted him cheerily and loudly. Evidently the old “chief” was deaf. Then the young fellow came striding importantly down to his counter. ... ... And in the autumn exhibition of stu- dents’ work in the Castle he had two studies, a landscape in water-colour and a still life in oil, both of which...