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... the Air sublime Upon the wing, or in swift race contend, As at th’ Olympian Games or PYTHIAN fields; Part curb thir fierie Steeds, or shun the Goal W... ... sat Chief of th’ Angelic Guards, awaiting night; About him exercis’d Heroic Games Th’ unarmed Youth of Heav’n, but nigh at hand Celestial Armourie, S... ... quick result. ’ Paradise Lost Milton 105 “To whom thus BELIAL in like gamesom mood. ‘Leader, the terms we sent were terms of weight, Of hard co... ... fortitude Of Patience and Heroic Martyrdom Unsung; or to describe Races and Games, Or tilting Furniture, emblazon’d Shields, Impreses quaint, Caparis... ... soft foot towards the deep, who now had stopt His Sluces, as the Heav’n his windows shut. The Ark no more now flotes, but seems on ground Fast on the...

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... Air sublime Upon the wing, or in swift race contend, As at th’ Olympian Games or PYTHIAN fields; 530 Part curb thir fierie Steeds, or shun the G... ...Chief of th’ Angelic Guards, awaiting night; 550 About him exercis’d Heroic Games Th’ unarmed Youth of Heav’n, but nigh at hand Celestial Armouri... ...d We should compel them to a quick result. To whom thus BELIAL in like gamesom mood. 620 Leader, the terms we sent were terms of weight, Of h... ...titude Of Patience and Heroic Martyrdom Unsung; or to describe Races and Games, Or tilting Furniture, emblazon’d Shields, Impreses quaint, Cap... ...oft foot towards the deep, who now had stopt His Sluces, as the Heav’n his windows shut. 845 The Ark no more now flotes, but seems on ground Fast...

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...and the modillions of churches, and the crude frankness of certain painted windows of the fifteenth century. Queen Anne was, without any doubt, one of... ...oes of him that drinketh swelleth up half a foot high. Chapter 1.XXII. The games of Gargantua. Then blockishly mumbling with a set on countenance a pi... ... fashion of the scholars of the said university is to bestir themselves in games whereof they may have their hands full; but he stayed not long there ... ...rest, I will be no less joyful, frolic, glad, cheerful, merry , jolly, and gamesome, than a well-bended tabor in the hands of a good drummer at a nupt... ... he should never deign to enter within their houses, neither at the doors, windows, nor any other place thereof; that he should never haunt nor fre- q... ...ous and all-hazarding blade of the forlorn hope of the lavishingly wasting gamesters, hav- 466 Gargantua & Pantagruel ing also lost all his moneys, s... ...nd entire liking to laudable and praiseworthy things; and that through the windows of your exterior senses he hath vouchsafed to trans- mit unto the i... ...oble art of printing perish without it? Whereof could the chassis or paper-windows be made? How should the bells be rung? The altars of Isis are adorn... ...rather, for that Pantagruel directed that all the gates, doors, angiports, windows, gutters, fretticed and embowed ceilings, cans, (cants?) and other ...

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...y stood together they be- held Sally, a figure of telegraph, at one of the windows, im- plying that all was just over. ‘ Amen!’ said Barnes, as to a m... ...long held its reign in Fallowfield. Nevertheless, Mr. Raikes, though blind windows alone looked on him, and nought foreign was to be imputed to him in... ...g sun, all for honour and glory! Was it not enough to make her despise the games of men? For something better she played. Her game was for one hundred... ... Sul- tans and the Roxalanas of earth combine to exclude from their little games, under the designation of blues, or strong- minded women: a kind, if ... ...rs, Rose?’ ‘No. I hope not. Do get up, Ferdinand. Y ou’ll be seen from the windows.’ Instead of quitting his posture, he caught her hand, and scared h... ...e a pause, as if he had sworn to take his rest: now the room shook and the windows rattled. ‘One ‘d think, really, his bed was a frying-pan, and him a... ...Parnassus, but Parnassus was broader and altogether better adapted for the games of the Muses. Round the edges of both there was a well-trimmed bush o...

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...d the platform till the engine rushed up, and she looked along the line of windows, suddenly bewildered. Doors opened, but gentlemen alone met her dis... ...f these Grace rang, and obtained admittance to a parlour with crazy French windows opening on a little strip of garden. In a large wheeled chair, betw... ...me said gambled away—as if he had not had a regular hatred of all sorts of games.” “Edward with his head in the clouds! One notion is as likely as the... ...ed to go and talk to the artist, who was sketch- ing in full view from the windows, and find out what value he set upon it. “Perhaps, but I don’t know... ...oad of doubt, and she tried to cheat her woe by a restless movement to the windows. She saw Captain Keith riding to the door. It suddenly darted into ... ...ore the eyes of Rachel Keith, as she reclined in a garden chair before the windows of a pretty rustic-looking hotel, but there was no admiration, no p...

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... house, as it is called, was the most conspicuous, being large, with grated windows, plas- tered walls, and roof of red tiles; yet, like all the res... ...he whole are of a common dirt color. The floors are generally of earth, the windows grated and without glass; and the doors, which are seldom shut, o... ... being no entries. Some of the more wealthy inhabitants have glass to their windows and board floors; and in Monterey nearly all the houses are plas... ... one side was the church; on another, a range of high buildings with grated windows; a third was a range of smaller buildings, or offices; and the f... ...trolling about the beach, picking up shells, or playing hopscotch, and other games, on the hard sand. The rest of the crew never left the ship, except... ...calked up the hatches and every open seam, and pasted over the cracks of the windows, and the slides of the scut- tles, and companionway. Wherever ...

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...will ye suffocate in the fumes of their maws and appetites! Better break the windows and jump into the open air! Do go out of the way of the bad odour... ... tom-cat on the roofs! Hateful unto me are all that slink around half-closed windows! Piously and silently doth he stalk along on the star- carpets:—b... ...ith which it was stuffed. A God’s soul, I once thought I saw playing in your games, ye pure discerners! No better arts did I once dream of than your a...

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... right kind of suggestion is bound to produce results. The dressing of the windows of department stores and the writing of catchy advertisements 43 a... ...fight still read of it, talk of it, play at it to the exclu- sion of other games. War is a profound and rapid maker of mental attitudes and of complex...

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...erforce without avail repent Whoever of your world deprives himself, Who games, and dissipates his property, And weepeth there, where he should jo... ...which is perfect peace. 381 Dante V V V V V I Lift mine eyes, and all the windows blaze With forms of saints and holy men who died, Here martyred... ...had already from those shades departed, 144 I Lift mine eyes, and all the windows blaze 381 I say, continuing, that long before 32 If e’er it happe...

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...a time, roll with them on the ground, race with them in the garden, invent games for them, contrive amusements in circumstances which seemed quite adv... ... or so, began to think that they might as well go through the drawing-room windows on to the lawn. First one slipped out a little way, and then anothe... ... and the last of the elder also, found themselves dressed for walking. The windows, both of the drawing-room, and the din- ing-room, looked out on to ... ...b begun to move on the gravel-sweep before the house than one of the upper windows opened, and the doctor was summoned to another conference with the ... ...r of the fly. Between them the baronet was dragged out of the vehicle, the windows suffered much, and the doctor’s hat also. In this way, he was taken...

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...ltimore area as instructed, but east over the ocean.“I don’t care how many windows you break,” he said.“Damn it. . . . Okay. Push them back.” 152 The ... ...HE AMERICAN HOMELAND 157 Final 5-7.5pp 7/17/04 11:46 AM Page 157 puter games, viewing movies that featured hijackings, and reading flight sched- u... ... with a close friend.The chemicals were so caustic that the men kept their windows open, despite the freezing temper- atures outside, and sucked on co... ...ng from protocol, a number of operators told callers that they could break windows, and several operators advised callers to evacuate if they could. 3... ... Final 8-9.5pp 7/17/04 1:24 PM Page 289 the fireball. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the northwest corner of the West Street level of the lobby had b... ... had been large enough to send down a fireball that blew out elevators and windows in the lobby and that conditions were so dire that some civilians o...

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...r at a place where nobody passes, or merely to embellish the view from the windows of a neighbouring palace; things which sometimes happen in coun- tr... ...ed in them. T o have gained a prize in the Olym- pic, Isthmian, or Nemaean games, gave illustration, not only to the person who gained it, but to his ... ...tax of two shillings upon every dwelling-house inhabited. A house with ten windows to pay four shillings more. A house with twenty windows and upwards... ...shillings. This tax was afterwards so far altered, that houses with twenty windows, and with less than thirty, were ordered to pay ten shillings, and ... ...less than thirty, were ordered to pay ten shillings, and those with thirty windows and upwards to pay twenty shillings. The number of windows can, in ... ...dually from twopence, the lowest rate upon houses with not more than seven windows, to two shillings, the highest rate upon houses with twenty-five wi...

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...al, and cooled himself, and looked up at the pleas- ant plate-glass in the windows of the house of his friend the dean, and told himself how, in their... ...ot made of stone yet looking very stony, 223 Anthony Trollope with thirty windows at least, all of them with cut-stone frames, requiring, let me say,... ...questions with crooked answers may be made very amusing. But none of these games are equal to the game of love-making—providing that the players can b... ...Cathedral close and inspected the front of the palace and looked up at the windows of the prebendaries’ houses, he knocked at the door of the deanery.... ...ed to flow naturally into Mrs Thorne’s establishment, like air through the windows. It was very pleasant, but Lily hesitated when she was told that a ... ...at stood opposite. As she did so she was employing herself in counting the windows. Her mind was paralysed by the blow, and she knew not how to make a...