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...gy, lost that place through misconduct and his singular ideas as to public education. He helped the children to make paper boats with their alphabets ... ...uties, after Fourchon, under pretence of caring for his natural grandson’s education, kept him to himself; while Marie and Catherine made hay in the w... ...thinks it quite natural that his grandfather should recoup himself for his education by boxing his ears,” said Blondet. “Tell me, my poor little fello... ...n’t I?—that drunken, lazy, idle, good-for-nothing old Fourchon, who had an education and was a farmer, and got down in the mud and never got up again,... ...sm from life, and perhaps take his revenge on Pere Fourchon. “What sort of education are you giving Mouche?” asked Blondet. “Do you expect to make him... ...numerous offspring, who were busy, for their part, with the budget and the ministries and the court, like fishes round bits of bread. Therefore, when ... ...s Lupeaulx, nephew of the general-secretary of one of the most impor- tant ministries in Paris, was the prospective husband of Ma- demoiselle Elise Ga...

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... Other Papers helpers. Lord Carbery, who had received an elaborate Etonian education, was even more earnestly a student than his friend Lord Massey, w... ...ossessing Irish estates and an Irish mansion, was a thorough Englishman by education and early association. “But I,” said Lord Massey, “had a careless... ...on and early association. “But I,” said Lord Massey, “had a careless Irish education, and am never quite sure that I may not be trespassing on some my... ...h of them, I believe, with the same principal purpose of providing for the education of his daughter; for each happened to have one sole child, which ... ...ch these two young ladies passed under the guardianship of Mrs. Schreiber. Education in those days was not the austere old lady that she is now. At le... ...ere little likely to attract notice from any- body but the old lady in her ministries upon the fire. Suspi- cion would be also turned aside from herse...

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...ed under a deluge of commonplaces his native incapacity, his total want of education, and a weakness of character which can only be expressed by the o... ...ews about the deputy of Arcis.” “Ah, bah!” exclaimed Vinet, “there are two ministries: the 35 Balzac one that thinks it makes elections, and another ... ...son presented of romantic charm. Still, a husband capable of reforming her education and effacing the traces of provincial life, might still evolve fr... ...econd, he did not conceal from himself the imperfec- tions of a provincial education which he should have to un- make, but this was no serious objecti... ...I make excuses not to accompany them, and against all the principles of my education and prudence, I leave them to the care of the servants. Visits, s... ...f a Catholic, and sits astride the hobby of that party, namely,—liberty of education. But this man, who wants free education for every one, is afraid ...

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...f all races and conditions, their social and reli- gious sentiments, their education and tastes; their industries, their commerce, their local governm... ... – age and sex. His disqualifications, when any are imposed, relate to his education or property, and to the fact that he has not been convicted of cr... ...ld propensities, and it has grown up like those outcasts who receive their education in the public streets, and who are unacquainted with aught but th... ...turn to place themselves under the protection of the laws, their political education had been perfected in this rude school, and they were more conver... ...large majority of colonies have been first inhabited either by men without education and without resources, driven by their poverty and their miscondu... ...nments this evil is far greater. In a constitutional monar- chy successive ministries are rapidly formed; but as the prin- cipal representative of the...

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...es tol- erably well braided showed the sort of care which a begin- ning of education or prosperity inspires. A casual spectator observing these men, a... ...young adjutant Gerard, whose intelligent mind had been developed by a fine education. “I am certain the Revo- lution cannot be brought to naught. Ha! ... ...was false or true. But, placed as I am, if friends whom we have in all the ministries in Paris warn me to beware of every woman I meet, and assure me ... ...m his thoughts. Hulot sat erect and silent as the god Thermes. His want of education made him quite incapable of taking part in a conversation of this...

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...make any boast, sir, but simply to vindicated those who had the care of my education. If you have no objection except that founded on my birth, which ... ...rs with- out breaking or even bending them. For the Duke had be- longed to ministries nearly for the last half century. As the chronicles have also de... ...od,—the English Church, the county suffrage, the in- come tax, and further education questions,—all men knew who knew anything. But for the moment, fo... ...-making before the country, some reform bill to be passed, some attempt at education to be made, some fetters to be forged or to be relaxed, a Prime M... ...in, with Lord Thrift and his daughter Angelica, who had belonged to former ministries,— one on the Liberal and one on the Conservative side,—and 163 ... ...s father for not allowing him to obtain, early in life, that parliamentary education which would fit him to be an orna- ment to the House of Commons, ... ...en be the head of the family and a rich man. Consider what a parliamentary education would be to me! And then it is just the life for which I have lai... ... will break her heart if anything goes wrong.’ ‘She ought to remember that Ministries seldom live very long,’ said Phineas. ‘But she’ll recover even i...

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...pect to selec- tion of language, produced by that familiarity. There is an education peculiarly fitted for a Poet, without which genius and sensibilit... ... genius and sensibility can hardly fill the circle of their capacities. No education, indeed, can entitle to this appella- 61 Shelley tion a dull and... ... know. I aspire to be something better. The circumstances of my accidental education have been favourable to this ambition. I have been familiar from ... ... skies, _395 He loosens to their dark and blasting ministries. 31 31 31 31 31. ‘In the world’s youth his empire was as firm As... .... ‘For to my will my fancies were as slaves T o do their sweet and subtile ministries; And oft from that bright fountain’s shadowy waves They would ma... ...d to every one, _75 As well as if his education Had cost ten millions to the nation. 20. 20. 20. 20. 20. For he k...

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...for the second and in that young season the stronger nature grafted by her education fixed her to the religious duty of obeying and pleasing her fathe... ... is the word. I am your born representative! I have completed my political education on salt water, and I tackle you on the Land question. I am the he... ... in your class?’ ‘Please to say yours too.’ ‘I’ve no class. I say that the education for women is to teach them to rely on themselves.’ ‘Ah! well, I d... ...niversal suffrage. At present we have no Govern- ment; only shifting Party Ministries, which are the tools of divers interests, wealthy factions, to t... ...t clothed the skill, and was her natural endowment—an art perfected by the education of the world. Who cannot talk!— but who can? Discover the writers... ... visited our colonies will come back a Liberal.’ As for a man of sense and education being a Radical, he scouted the notion with a pooh sufficient to ...

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... a red flag. Over there, where the prosperous classes have some regard for education and some freedom of imagi- native play, where people discuss all ... ...nduring lead that the for- eigner has won. The foreigner is ahead of us in education, and this is especially true of the middle and upper classes, fro... ...is uncensored plays deal with reality. His schools are places for vigorous education instead of genteel athleticism, and his home has books in it, and... ... from heat into the coolness of mountain forests. Children can be sent for education to sea beaches and healthy mountains. Men will harvest in Saskatc... ...ame doubts of our quality assail me when I turn to the supreme business of education. It is true we all seem alive nowadays to the need of education, ... ...overnment than the world has ever seen before. Ministers, indeed, and even ministries might come and go, but that would not matter, as it does now, be... ...olitics and un- stable government. It might very possibly give us unstable ministries, but unstable ministries may mean stable govern- ment, and such ... ...ies, but unstable ministries may mean stable govern- ment, and such stable ministries as that which governs En- gland at the present time may, by clin...

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...s)should The Subjection of Women by John Stuart Mill 17 make and destroy ministries, and dictate to the king in affairs of State ? No such thought e... ...en wanted more than simple obedi ence, and they turned the whole force of education to effect their purpose. All women are brought up from The Subjec... ...ect of be ing attractive to men had not become the polar star of feminine education and formation of character. And, this great means of influence ov... ...omen wanted more than simple obedience, and they turned the whole force of education to effect their pur pose. All women are brought up from the very... ...ery charac teristic of either sex which can admit of being explained from education or external circumstances. The profoundest knowledge of the laws ... ... been a mistake. They never should have been allowed to receive a literary education. Women who read, much more women who write, are, in the existing ...

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...he frequency of the crime among those who abused the opportunities which the education of youth afforded them, to so abominable a purpose. v. 111. Fr... ...re lowly to confess themselves Of his free bounty, who had made them apt For ministries so high: therefore their views Were by enlight’ning grace and ...

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...ets off for the Army; leaving what Un-Patriot or Semi-Patriot Ministry and Ministries can now accept the helm, to accept it. Name them not: new quick-... ...rom the Loire country. The Convention is speculating on a plan of National Education: Deputy Dupont in his speech says, “I am free to avow, M. le Pres...