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...elf presence in my mind 30 That, sometimes, when I think of them, I seem Two consciousnesses, conscious of myself And of some other Being. A grey Ston... ...rack pursuing not untrod before, From deep analogies by thought supplied, Or consciousnesses not to be subdued, To every natural form, rock, fruit or ... ...ng like dreams—yet such as left Obscurely mingled with their passing forms A consciousness of animal delight, 64 The Prelude of 1805 A self possessio... ...4 The Prelude of 1805 A self possession felt in every pause And every gentle movement of my frame. 400 While thus I wandered, step by step led on, It ... ...ng from the clear blue sky, The rocks that muttered close upon our ears— 565 Black drizzling crags that spake by the wayside As if a voice were in the... ... great expectancy; the fife of war Was then a spirit stirring sound indeed, A blackbird’s whistle in a vernal grove. 690 We left the Swiss exulting in ... ...lusion bold (and faith must needs be coy) 310 How is it wrought?—his garb is black, the word INVISIBLE flames forth upon his chest. Nor was it unamusin... ...ncient hills—nor less The changeful language of their countenances 730 Gives movement of the thoughts, and multitude, With order and relation. This (i...

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... months of History, presents itself under two most diverse aspects; all of black on the one side, all of bright on the other. Whatsoever is cruel in t... ...hirling, in ways new, untried, had been able to discern where the cardinal movement lay; which tendency it was that had the rule and primary direction... ... forty-four years’ distance, it is different. To all men now, two cardinal movements or grand tendencies, in the Sep- tember whirl, have become discer... ...om domestic Aristocrats. Let the Reader con- ceive well these two cardinal movements; and what side- currents and endless vortexes might depend on the... ...of the knocker at some door, a Tricolor Commissioner with his blue Guards (black-guards!) arriving. All Streets are vacant, says Peltier; beset by Gua... ...im. But better than digging personally with acclaim, see Danton enter;—the black brows clouded, the colossus-fig- ure tramping heavy; grim energy look... ... Octo- ber, Austria finding it fruitless, draws off, with no pleasur- able consciousness; rapidly, Dumouriez tending thitherward; and Lille too, black... ... flaming in the heart of a People. A whole People, awakening as it were to consciousness in deep misery, believes that it is within reach of a Fratern...

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...ressed by the stirring up and exchange of ideas in the villages due to the movement of the war. Charles Lamb’s story of the discovery of roast pork co... ... T essin took me to the great hotel—it still proclaims “Restaurant” in big black letters on the garden wall— which shelters the General Headquarters o... ...l be over first, hold out any 27 H G Wells hopeful prospects of offensive movements on a large scale against Austria or Germany. It is a short distan... ... steep grey slope a multitudinous string of little things that looked like black ants, each carry- ing a small bright yellow egg. They were mules brin... ...reat misdeed is a thing understandable and forgivable; what grows upon the consciousness of the world is the persuasion that here we fight not a natio... ...a glimpse of a very sad and silent Grand Canal. There was nothing doing; a black de- spondent remnant of the old crowd of gondolas browsed dreamily am... ...r of that declaration of war is as plain as daylight; the Italian national consciousness has not at first that direct sense of the German danger that ... ...but I saw it again with the same astonish- ment, the absolute precision of movement on the part of the half-naked sweating men, the calculated efficie... ...any evidence that this idea is being developed and taken up by the general consciousness, I am quite un- able to persuade myself that anything of the ...

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...ng buds were wilted, the sunlight metallic and the shadows mixed with blue-black ink. T o the moralist I know he might have served as a figure of sinf... ...as marred by an unfortunate choice of epithets. He was dressed in a shabby black morning coat and vest; the braid that bound these garments was a litt... ...desperate touch. He wore brown leather boots—because he hated the smell of blacking. Perhaps after all it was not simply indigestion that troubled him... ...nd carelessly, and long before the end, when after an hour and a quarter a movement took the party, and it pushed away its cheese plates and rose sigh... ...me audible. Romance began as a series of small but increasingly vigor- ous movements on the other side of the wall, then as a voice murmuring, then as... ...dly exposed to the ridicule of the world by such a linking, and evaded her movement. Annie was already in sight before a flood of hesitation and terro... ... of a certain “lill’ dog” that had hovered just be- neath the threshold of consciousness vanished into black im- 93 H G Wells possibility. Until the ...

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...had craved. His employer was a pirate-souled young man named Grubb, with a black-smeared face by day, and a music-hall side in the evening, who dreamt... ...n the doorway, a big figure with a mouth—an eloquent cavity beneath a vast black moustache—distorted by his shout to these re- lentless agents of publ... ...s clear the fits had been given even as he said: their magazine pages were black with hasty photographs, their prose was convulsive they foamed at the... ...e to take her if I hand her out?” He swept the lady together by a powerful movement of his arms, and lifted her. “Keep the car from jumping,” he said ... ...s balloon—a pop that was followed by a rustling sigh and a steady downward movement. And when in the confusion of the moment he dropped a bag of balla... ...rilously scattered over the globe, and dis- tracted now by insurrectionary movements in Ireland and among all its Subject Races. It had given these su... ...things happened, as it were, in the wings; the central facts before Bert’s consciousness were al- ways firstly the perpetual toil, the holding and lif... ...of war came home for the first time, came, like a blow in the face, to the consciousness of mankind. Credit went down in a wild whirl of selling. Ev- ...

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...ited his big tea cup upon the table. He was neatly dressed, in well brushed black; but a shawl was folded upon his knees, and his feet were encased i... ...had time to follow and to see that Bunchie’s new friend was a tall girl in a black dress, who at first sight looked pretty. She was bareheaded, as if s... ...d put away the little dog; her white hands, in her lap, were folded upon her black dress; her head was erect, her eye lighted, her flexible figure turne... ...,” he added with a politeness by no means crudely jocular and with the happy consciousness that his advanced age gave him the privilege of saying such... ...judging the great ones of the earth in a way that spoke of this, enjoyed the consciousness of making an impression on a candid and susceptible mind. I... ...been troubled about money matters nothing ever dis turbed their irreflective consciousness of many possessions. Isabel, though she danced very well, h... ... of life, and her deepest enjoyment was to feel the con tinuity between the movements of her own soul and the agitations of the world. For this reaso... ...of great moment, dropped out of sight. The result was kaleidoscopic, but the movement of the instrument was checked at last by the servant’s coming in... ...aring that appearance of rare profundity with which some ladies consider the movement of their needles. One day, however, a visitor had arrived. The t...

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... on the pit-bank that evening. Aaron Sisson was the last man on the little black railway- line climbing the hill home from work. He was late because h... ...s and shirt and slippers: but now it was a clean white shirt, and his best black trousers, and new pink and white braces. He sat under the gas-jet of ... ...utifully . He moved his head and his raised bare arms with slight, intense movements, as the delicate music poured out. It was sixteenth-century Chris... ...ut, closing both doors behind her to shut out the noise. The shrill, rapid movement of the piccolo music seemed to possess the air, it was useless to ... ... nights, pit-heads glittering far-off with electricity. Neither was it the black gulf of the war dark- ness: instead, this forlorn sporadic twinkling.... ..., probably Jewish. She had chestnut-coloured eyes, quick, intelligent. Her movements were large and slow, her voice laconic. “I’m not so late, am I?” ... ...the landlady, that he disliked his whole circumstances. A cold, diabolical consciousness detached itself from his state of semi- intoxication. “Is it ... ... state of intoxication when he could find no release from madden- ing self-consciousness. He knew what he was doing, he did it deliberately. And yet h... ...lf, in a sort of hysterics. He could not help himself in exasperated self- consciousness. The others all began to laugh, unavoidably. It was a conta- ...

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... ner hurrying forward, six of them, Chinamen every one, in brown jeans and black felt hats. On the quarterdeck stood the Captain, barking his orders. ... ...blance to coffee was served. Wilbur learned afterward to know the stuff as Black Jack, and to be aware that it was made from bud barley and was sweete... ...ting on his bunk- ledge, devouring stewed pork and holding his pannikin of Black Jack between his feet against the rolling of the boat. Wilbur looked ... ...ewing the extraordinary events of the day. In a mo- ment he was aware of a movement in one of the other two bunks, and presently made out Charlie lyin... ...ediately over the head swam the two pi- lot-fish, following so closely the movement of the shark as to give the impression of actually adhering to his... ...sh hung still over the side, cut him open from neck to belly with a single movement. Another Chinaman stood by with a long-handled gaff, hooked out th... ... a warning to her as she came on, puzzled beyond words, startled back to a consciousness of himself again by this insensate attack. “Moran! Moran!” he...

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... their ancient splendor was an antechamber paved with marble in squares of black and white, which was entered on the park side through a door with sma... ... The child flung himself on his father as if to kiss him, but Michu made a movement to shift the gun and pushed him back. “Very good. You have some- t... ...ch, gave to the wearer a dissipated look,—all the more so, because his jet black hair, in corkscrew curls, hid his forehead and hung down his cheeks. ... ... Eye, the formidable emblem of the police, invented during the Revolution. Black silk gloves were on his hands and he carried a switch. He was certain... ...to the tops of his ears. His conceited and even impertinent air betrayed a consciousness of hidden superiority. His pallid face seemed bloodless, his ... ...the trunk of a large tree, where the notary, uneasy at his friend’s sudden movement, followed him. “It is Michu,” said Grevin; “I see his red beard.” ... ...ed as much as the household feared to see Laurence enter. This spontaneous movement of both masters and servants seemed produced by the sort of mechan... ...ch are secrets between the mother’s heart and God. Laurence, in her inward consciousness, was not less alarmed at finding herself tete-a-tete with her...

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...e of the German burgomaster of the fifteenth century; but those glittering black eyes had not ceased to betray their French, or rather Walloon, origin... ...ind blowing keen all round her, and nothing to taste but scorched beef, or black bread and sour wine, and her mother rating her for foolish fancies th... ...my, half-clad, and brawny, with the whites of his eyes gleaming out of his black face, Jobst the Kohler startled Chris- tina terribly when she came in... ...ion to the Emperor at Ratisbon; but, partly from their German tardiness of movement, partly from the obstinate delays interposed by the proud old Frei... ...st not hear. He said the Ulmers would thus gain an hostage, and hamper his movements; and, if her wedding was not to be confessed—poor child!—she coul... ...and and son. The afternoon of Easter Day however passed away with- out any movement on the part of the enemy, and it was not till the following day th... ...at he knew that the gulf had been passed by his own parents; but shame and consciousness did not enable him to alter his manner but rather added to it... ...elded to Gottfried Sorel’s wis- dom and experience, it was with the inward consciousness of voluntary deference to one of lower rank. But here was Wil... ...g the days that Ebbo’s life hung in the balance, and he himself had hardly consciousness to realize either his brother’s death or his own state, save ...

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...husetts. Imagine him a person of grave and benevolent aspect, dressed in a black velvet suit, with a broad ruff around his neck, and a peaked beard up... ... have liberty both to preach and pray in the forests of America. He wore a black cloak, called a Geneva cloak, and had a black velvet cap, fitting clo... ...Far and near stretches the dismal forest of pine trees, which throw their black shadows over the whole land, and likewise over the heart of this poor... ...field of victory, arose to his imagination; and yet he had a deep in ward consciousness that, after all, there was a truer glory 95 Hawthorne than c... ... to allow them.” “It was a most unjustifiable act, like many other popular movements at that time,” replied Grandfather. “But we must not decide again... ... great object to accomplish.” “Nevertheless, the world has seen no grander movement than that of our Revolution from first to last,” said Grandfa the... ...t evening, he told the children that he had some difficulty in tracing the movements of the chair during a short period after Gen eral Washington’s d...

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...zard up Holborn Hill. Smoke lowering down from chimney pots, making a soft black drizzle, with flakes of soot in it as big as full grown snowflakes—go... ...or Paris, where her lady ship intends to stay some weeks, after which her movements are uncertain. The fashionable intelligence says so for the comfo... ...eeches tied with ribbons, and gaiters or stockings. One peculiarity of his black clothes and of his black stockings, be they silk or worsted, is that ... ... papa either, but I felt more interested about my mama. I had never worn a black frock, that I could recollect. I had never been shown my mama’s grave... ...d the Infant Bonds of Joy, was one of the very few children who manifested consciousness on that occasion after a fervid address of two hours from the... ...that Ada looked at me in perfect dismay. As to the guilty nature of my own consciousness after what I had been thinking, it must have been expressed i... ...quil, looking quietly at us, 212 Bleak House – Dickens and did not by any movement disturb a hair of the head of either of her little charges, I saw ... ...kens The old man still sits, often smacking his dry lips without the least consciousness. After some minutes he makes an attempt to rise. They help hi... ...gainst it, and then staggers down the shop to the front door. The air, the movement in the court, the lapse of time, or the combination of these thing...

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...elivered extempore. It is not easy to trace how he became possessed of his black vizard, which was anciently made in the resemblance of the face of a ... ...out ever being able to regain the careless and successful levity which the consciousness of the disguise had formerly bestowed. Perhaps the Author of ... ...is wife, Agnes, daughter of Robert Murray of Murrayshall, of the family of Blackbarony, widow of Colonel Stirling, of the family of Keir, had one son—... ...um seemed opening on the other side of the kennel; and I envied the little blackguards, who, stopping the cur- rent with their little dam-dykes of mud... ...n, ex- 177 Sir Walter Scott cepting the cudgel with which he directed the movements of the cattle. A Highlander was never so happy as on these occa- ... ...ess acceptable to Donald that they were void of expense. And there was the consciousness of superior skill; for the Highlander, a child amongst flocks... ...She was of the noble house of Kennedy, and had all the elevation which the consciousness of such birth inspires. Her figure was majestic, her manners ... ...und where the men of Lorn were concealed; and having ascertained that this movement had been executed with success, he put himself at the head of his ... ...ainst himself. His great superiority of num- bers cumbered and impeded his movements. Thrust by the double assault, and by the peculiar nature of the ...

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... very seldom favours the memories of persons in exalted stations, may have blackened the character of Leicester with darker shades than really be- lon... ...s his fame, that to have been in Cumnor without wetting a cup at the bonny Black Bear, would have been to avouch one’s-self utterly indifferent to rep... ...which pro- duced the following dialogue betwixt the myrmidons of the bonny Black Bear. “What, ho! John T apster.” “ At hand, Will Hostler,” replied th... ...he comes to give some account of his guest; it imports us much to know the movements of Edmund T ressilian.—Admit him, I say, but bring him not hither... ...miring gaze. See with what rigour your walks are circum- scribed. and your movement restrained at the beck of yonder churlish Foster. Consider all thi... ...walked into the mansion with an air of superiority which long practice and consciousness of birth rendered natural to Varney, and which Lambourne ende... ...! And here I have letters from Amy,” he would say, catching them up with a movement of peevishness, “persecuting me to acknowledge her openly—to do ju... ...mstances gave him control. But at present he showed nothing of that sullen consciousness of authority which he was wont to conceal under a clumsy affe... ...wise and jealous princess had been imposed upon by false testimonials. The consciousness of this dilemma renewed his extreme em- barrassment of look, ...

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...hat given by Bishop Wishart, whose narrative infers either insanity or the blackest treachery on the part of James Stewart of Ardvoirlich, the ancesto... ...this income in the wild Highland glen, in which, when a boy, he had herded black cattle and goats, ere the roll of the drum had made him cock his bonn... ...Dutch call it (which signifies an ancient), in the King’s Leif Regiment of Black-Horse, and thereafter I arose to be lieutenant and ritt-master, under... ...t, they as naturally drew back from each other with a manner expressive of consciousness, as if surprised in a conversation which they wished to keep ... ...r enemies. Major Dalgetty was a little alarmed by this sort of instinctive consciousness which Allan seemed to entertain respecting the society he had... ...em with a fury sufficiently expressive of the motives which had dictated a movement so difficult and hazardous. Montrose divided his army into three b... ... without being able to collect anything, save uncertain rumours concerning movements in the country of the Camerons. It seemed as if the skirts of Ben... ...t much qualified him to shine in female society. He himself felt a sort of consciousness that the language of the barrack, guard-room, and parade, was...

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...ble growth save a poor brown scrubby moss, freezing in the chinks of rock. Blackened skel- eton arms of wood by the wayside pointed upward to the conv... ... slowly up and down the room without coming to the fire again, pulling his black moustache in a contemplative manner, as if he felt himself committed ... ...lender, bright-eyed, dark young man of polite manners, whose garment was a black gown with strips of white crossed over it like braces, and who no mor... ... made the shore funereal and silent after dark; and kept what little water-movement there was, far out towards mid-stream. At any hour later than suns... ...tinued. ‘Fanny, Mrs General, has high qualities. Ha. Ambition—hum—purpose, consciousness of— ha—position, determination to support that position—ha, h... ...rest, though not of 220 Charles Dickens complete release from a pervading consciousness of affliction. Sleep, good Little Dorrit. Sleep through the n... ...e was not in the house three times before I knew that he accompanied every movement of my mind. In his coldly easy way with all of them, and with me, ... ...ld of that still character that they require a contrast—re- quire life and movement around them to bring them out in their right colours and make one ... ... Y ellow Jack. Mrs Sparkler closed her eyes again, and refused to have any consciousness of our fellows of the West Indies, or of Y ellow Jack. ‘So, A...

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...and almost invis- ible eyebrows; he had a round ruff round his neck, and a black, scholarly gown, belted round his waist with a girdle, in which he ca... ... body than in mind, so please you. Being that Master Humfrey was thrown by Blackfoot, the beast being scared by a flash of lightning, and never spoke ... ... girl was much darker in colouring than any of the boys, and had a pair of black, dark, heavy brows, that prevented her from being a pretty child. Her... ... action, the less was the patience, and the more restless and confused the movements of the retinue. Diccon Talbot, hungry and eager, had let his equa... ... might be laid down comfortably to rest, Mrs. Kennedy by another dexterous movement uncovered enough of the other shoulder to obtain a glimpse of the ... ...resist bending over and kiss- ing the sleeper, so gently that there was no movement. Then she left the room, and Susan stood with clasped hands. 126 ... ...eat piece of audacity, on which she would hardly have ventured but for her consciousness that the maiden was no Talbot at all. Yet to Cis the dear com...

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...dge of the sights the moon beheld upon that field, when, coming up above the black line of distant rising ground, softened and blurred at the edge by ... ...t, until its force abated. This happened at about the same time as a general movement for a country dance; when Mr. Snitchey proposed himself as a pa... ...in the same thought ful tone, and without any apparent reference to him, or consciousness of having auditors, ‘what would there be to The Battle of L... ...is not,’ he answered, shaking his head. This answer, and his manner, and his black dress, and his coming back so quietly, and his announced intention ...

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...we betook ourselves to our repose, creeping more closely together from the consciousness that we were to part so soon. But the morning brought a renew... ...en I had time to reflect. She was a tall, spare, stately woman, with thick black hair, cold grey eyes, and extremely sallow complexion. With due polit... ... bringing 28 Agnes Grey her down, the breakfast was nearly half over; and black looks from ‘mamma,’ and testy observations from ‘papa,’ spoken at me,... ...indemnify me for the toils and hardships of the day. A gentleman person in black opened the door, and admitted me into a spacious hall, lighted by an ... ...- ness of her form, the freshness of her complexion, the vivac- ity of her movements, and the exuberance of her spirits. I wished to know if she was u...

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...tion and refinement of crafts. -- 3. From Whence Cometh Indo-European Tongues?-Did a freshwater lake community flee a saltwater surge that filled the Black Sea and scatter its language west toward the Atlantic, southeast toward India, and northeast toward the Pacific? -- 4. Scripting Symbols of Shape-Scripting symbolic images lets man communicate over space and time. Balan...

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...? Did a freshwater lake community flee a saltwater surge that filled the Black Sea and scatter its language west toward the Atlantic, southeast tow... ...ge from the Mediterranean into the huge depression we know today as the Black Sea? Whence Cometh Indo-European Tongues? In prehistoric times—an... ...surged from the Mediterranean into the huge depression known today as the Black Sea. Driven from their homes by that fearsome flood, survivors disp... ... confined almost entirely to the clergy and spawned no wide ranging social movements, such as the one developed in the later Italian Renaissance. ... ...at it ―makes sense to employ the term Renaissance to a two-phased culture movement … initiated by Italian literati and artistes in the age of scribes... ...the need to differentiate between the Renaissance‘s launching of a modern consciousness of history and the print industry‘s setting in motion a majo... ...t important of all, printing proved to be the greatest extension of human consciousness ever created.‖ First Page after CH 14 >>>>>Product...