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... a palace. To one such dwelling platform a considerable troop of relatives and dependants resort. In the hour of the dusk, when the fire blazes, and t... ...in im- minent and shattered crags, and presents the one practi- cable breach of the blue bay. The interior of this vessel is crowded with lovely and v... ...rew are too numerous, and that famine is at hand. The Polynesians met this emergent danger with various expedients of activ- ity and prevention. A way... ...e of the heat of conflict, in the mere con- tinuing to be. So, in certain atolls, where there is no great gaiety, but man must bestir himself with som... ...ithout popoi.’ The word popoi serves in different islands to indi- cate the main food of the people: thus, in Hawaii, it implies a preparation of taro... ...incipal and the only necessary dish was pig. A concourse watched them through the apertures of the house; but none, not even Brother Michel, might par...

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...ple enough meal, suited to Lent, and was merely of dried fish, with barley bread and kail brose; but there were few other places in Scotland where it ... ...d! he never saw the day when he could ride abroad scathless. When will the breadth of Scotland be as safe as these En- glish hills?’ He was very kind ... ...lade, sheltered from the wind, where a Lenten though not unsavoury meal of bread, dried fish, and eggs was laid out on the grass, in a bright warm sun... ... hurried off head- long to the lower town to send them immediate relief in bread, wine, and doctors. The gay, good-natured, thought- less lad no mere ... ...ist, and rated me like his hound; and I will not eat another morsel of his bread unless he would answer it to me in single combat.’ ‘Little enough bre... ..., in the eye of the civil law a marriage, though the full blessing and the sacramental words of union were deferred for the completion of the rite. It...

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...name was Adolphe) had lately econo- mized on dinners and lived entirely on bread and water, to buy a pair of spurs and a riding-whip. Jokes at the exp... ... Bureaucracy what extraordinary events are revealed by the anagram of this sacramental sentence” [he pulls out a piece of paper and reads], “Charles d... ... interrupting him with a burst of Homeric laughter. “Why, that’s the daily bread of every remarkable man in this glorious kingdom of France! And there...

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...d vacant through the death of a widowed dromedary, by scattering cakes and bread…. VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII When the unfortunate Skinner got out of th... ...Cossar had burst the door in with his shoulder by jumping at it across the breadth of the passage. “Come out of it, Bensington,” he said. “It’s all ri... ...man was a very fine specimen, full and fruity, and he drove with a sort of sacramental dignity. Oth- ers might doubt their calling and position in the... ...city. His great hand would come over garden walls; he would covet the very bread in the bakers’ carts. Cheeses went from Marlow’s store loft, and neve...

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... cloak. “Signor! signor!” whispered she, still with a smile over the whole breadth of her visage, so that it looked not unlike a grotesque carving in ... ...ight a man, in all observable respects, as ever partook of the consecrated bread and wine. He is one of those, perchance the most hopeless of all sinn... ...ssion, the diversities of in dividual character—but above them all is the breadth of Provi dence. How many who have deemed themselves antagonists wi... ...ptible than di vine inspiration. “Y ou have swallowed a snake in a cup of sacramental wine,” quoth he. “Profane wretch!” exclaimed the divine; but, n... ...holesome thing to depend upon main strength and reality, and to earn one’s bread with the bare and brawny arm of a blacksmith. A watchmaker gets his b...

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...whom they have known but a few months, deny themselves their very crumb of bread to show their affection, what should be our conduct to Him from whom ... ... Clean mutton chops, potatoes and pumpkin (very good indeed), jam pudding, bread, and plenty of water (beer I refused). It did taste so good, I am qui... ...en, fine young fellows as you ever saw. Then we bought fresh meat, onions, bread, etc., for them, and so home by 7 P .M. “Mudlarking” very slight on t... ...ut I trust that God will pardon all my sad mistakes. I cannot withhold the Bread of Life when I see indications of real sorrow for sin, and the simple... ...e qualified for the post, especially af- ter my last performance of making bread, and even a cake.’ This seems to be the right place for the descripti... ...ath cleansed that call not thou common,’ and not undervaluing for a moment Sacramental Grace, viewed hu- man nature, while yet without the offer there...

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... will then compose his hymn of praise. He has swallowed enough of Austrian bread. He took an Austrian wife to his bed. Who knows? he may some day decl... ... blunt pillar. The cropped head was flat as an owl’s; the chest of immense breadth; the bulgy knees and big hands were those of a dwarf athlete. Stron... ... there as the clerk of a notary; in Bologna subsequently while earning his bread as a petty schoolmaster. His evasions, both of Papal sbirri and the A... ...s butter, as a mulberry leaf with a score of worms on it! The wine and the bread and the cream-cheeses are inside, my dainty one, are they? She must n... ...walk over you.” From heaven’s high altar, O Camilla, my child, this silver sacramental cup was reached to me. Gather my tears in it, fill it with my b... ...amilla goes forth into exile. The word was not spoken, but the mention of ‘bread of strang- ers, strange faces, cold climes,’ said sufficient. ‘It is ...

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...the sea—is a green pasture where our children’s grand-children will go for bread.” —Obed Macy’ s History of Nantucket. “I built a cottage for Susan an... ...e too abundantly reward the labors of this young man, we may be taking the bread from those widows and those orphans. The seven hundred and seventy-se... ...e placed in great wooden trenchers, and garnished round like a pilau, with breadfruit and cocoanuts; and with some parsley in their mouths, were sent ... ...st stor- age of the Pequod had been almost completed; comprising her beef, bread, water, fuel, and iron hoops and staves. But, as before hinted, for s... ...age was one of the great staple outfits of the ship, like her beef and her bread, and not to be foolishly wasted. Wherefore he had no fancy for loweri... ... clear fire, whom on these seas I as Persian once did worship, till in the sacramental act so burned by thee, that to this hour I bear the scar; I now...

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...e sea — is a green pasture where our children’s grand children will go for bread.” Obed Macy’s History of Nantucket. “I built a cottage for Susan and ... ...we too abundantly reward the labors of this young man, we maybe taking the bread from those widows and those orphans. The seven hundred and seventy s... ...e placed in great wooden trenchers, and garnished round like a pilau, with breadfruit and cocoanuts; and with some parsley in their mouths, were sent ... ...iest stowage of the Pequod had been almost completed; comprising her beef, bread, water, fuel, and iron hoops and staves. But, as before hinted, for s... ...rage was one of the great staple outfits of the ship, like her beef and her bread, and not to be foolishly wasted. Wherefore he had no fancy for loweri... ...f clear fire, whom on these seas I as Persian once did worship, till in the sacramental act so burned by thee, that to this hour I bear the scar; I now...

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...ppeared at the bedside with a cup of admi- rable tea and one thin slice of bread-and-butter, reported on the day’s weather, stood deferential for inst... ...nished over a crest and reap- peared with some sour milk, a slabby kind of bread, goat’s cheese young but hardened, and coffee and the means of making... ...ile custodian from whom no food could be got but a little goat’s flesh and bread. The meat Giorgio stuck upon a skewer in gobbets like cats-meat and c... ...ommon human experience; at Chexington he came to think of it as a rare and sacramental function. Amanda had become very beautiful in quiet, grey, 215... ... and jealousy—proprietorship…. “It is as natural to want a mate as to want bread, and a thousand times in my work and in my wanderings I have thought ...

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... ally ought not to say protection—are his.” “He pays more for oil than for bread,” said Dutocq. “I know that.” “His mother, if he has the happiness to... ...know I’ll never trouble the brats; in fact, Cadenet has already taken them bread and *A book on which the author has been at work since 1833, the year... ...es. Only one shirt remained to him. For three days he lived on one loaf of bread, cutting it into measured morsels, and asking himself, “What am I to ... ...h he took at Pere Lathuile’s (made famous by Charlet), he gnawed crusts of bread by way of nourishment; and he gnawed them artistically, with an air o... ...pockets, namely: a knife, her snuff-box, two pawn- tickets, some crusts of bread, and a handful of copper, from which she extracted a few silver bits.... ... to friends, and putting into paper covers some fifty copies, to which the sacramental phrase, “From the author,” imparted to his eyes an inestimable ...

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...tting down for a minute before she was sure that pepper, or pickle, or new bread, or stale bread, or something was wanted, and squeezing round the tab... ... home, sank down quite worn out, and there is nothing in the house but dry bread. His wife wants something nearly as much as he does.’ In the exciteme... ...as, ‘I think I understand your distinc- tion between personal religion and sacramental truth. It ex- plains what has often puzzled me about good devou... ...ia. 351 The Young Step-Mother ‘No, that is not my name. Call me my aunt’s bread-win- ner. That’s my pride! I mean my cause of thankfulness. I could n... ...ered something about looking after the luggage. They found a stale loaf of bread, and a hideous church, but it was a merry walk, and brought them back... ...irst good meal he had for weeks, and I was glad he came in for some famous bread that the General had sent us in. He made us much more merry than was ...

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...en who are starving to death while they have a cupboard at home, all full of bread and meat and wine; or as blind, demented beings who let themselves ... ...s before her eyes. ‘My poor cousin’s stiff; she won’t turn her head a hair’s breadth to look at us,’ said the young man. Olive’s figure, as she went by... ...ad a kind of stronghold in the dining room, which was kept locked at all but sacramental hours. There was a tradition that a ‘boy’ exercised some tute...

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...estruction of the treaties of 1815.” “It is selling wheat dear and keeping bread cheap,” cried Achille Pigoult sarcastically, thinking that he made a ... ...erolles is here to bear me out—that I was surprised at the ability and the breadth of aim he manifested.” “Certainly,” said the personage thus interpe... ... invitation, taking care to put in the corner, in conspicuous letters, the sacramental word, “Dancing.” Nothing could be more curious, or, as Madame d...

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...arts: to them the great Sovereign is known mainly as the great Regrater of Bread. If they hear of his sickness, they will answer with a dull Tant pis ... ...ast card; nevertheless they will not yet throw up the game. But as for the sacramental controversy, it is as good as settled without being mentioned; ... ... is dearth, real, or were it even ‘factitious;’ an indubitable scarcity of bread. And so, on the second day of May 1775, these waste multitudes do her... ...reached; down even to us? Hunger and hardship are not to be eter- nal? The bread we extorted from the rugged glebe, and, with the toil of our sinews, ... ...itical phenomena add this economical one, that Trade is stagnant, and also Bread getting dear; for before the rigorous winter there was, as we said, a... ...o them it is clear only that eleutheromaniac Philosophism has yet baked no bread; that Patrioti Committee-men will level down to their own level, and ...

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... him what particular variety of marriage he means: English civil marriage, sacramental marriage, indissoluble Roman Catholic marriage, marriage of div... ...es are received in society, by Catho- lics and everyone else, precisely as sacramentally married couples are; and so are people who have divorced thei... ...s rich in proportion to the number of his wives, because the women are the breadwin- ners. But in our civilization women are not paid for their social... ...o time to get their heads and souls free to testify against him. DIVORCE A SACRAMENTAL DUTY But Mammon overreached himself when he tried to impose his... ...in it exactly as for un- employment in shipbuilding or an other recognized bread- winning trade. 7. And take and deal with all the consequences of the... ...en to me when once I cross the threshold of your husband’s house and break bread with him. This marriage bond which I despise will bind me as it never... ...ut to betray a comrade, to be disloyal to a host, to break the covenant of bread and salt, is impossible. You may take me home with you, Polly: you ha...

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...they do exist, for people who have seen, and do see, in marriage something sacramental, a sacrament that is bind- ing before God. For such people marr... ... were working on a railway embankment. You know what a peasant’s food is,— bread, kvass,* onions. With this frugal nourishment he lives, he is alert, ... ...e to me. I will soon have to go and feed my horse any way.” Ivan took some bread in one hand, and his kaftan (coat) in the other, and left the room. ... ...e and have his scythe again sharp- ened, and also to procure a quantity of bread, saying: “I will come back here and will not leave until I have mown ... ...rself in the porch.” 104 Tolstoy “Very well,” said Ivan; and he took some bread and went out as ordered, saying, “It is time for me to feed my mare.”... ...hen Ivan thought he was dying, and, taking pity on the animal, placed some bread in his hat and carried it to him. It happened that when he turned out...

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...arts: to them the great Sovereign is known mainly as the great Regrater of Bread. If they hear of his sickness, they will answer with a dull Tant pis ... ...ast card; nevertheless they will not yet throw up the game. But as for the sacramental contro- versy, it is as good as settled without being mentioned... ...s dearth, real, or were it even ‘fac- titious;’ an indubitable scarcity of bread. And so, on the sec- ond day of May 1775, these waste multitudes do h... ...e reached; down even to us? Hunger and hardship are not to be eternal? The bread we extorted from the rugged glebe, and, with the toil of our sinews, ... ...itical phenomena add this economical one, that Trade is stagnant, and also Bread getting dear; for before the rigorous winter there was, as we said, a... ...o them it is clear only that eleutheromaniac Philosophism has yet baked no bread; that Patrioti Committee-men will level down to their own level, 88 ...

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...andkerchief, or night cap hastily thrown aside; ink bottles alternated with bread crusts, coffee pots, tobacco boxes, Periodical Literature, and Bl¨ ... ...lowing little picture: “On fine evenings I was wont to carry forth my supper (bread crumb boiled in milk), and eat it out of doors. On the coping of th... ...ly, and not outwards; into a height quite sickly, and disproportioned to its breadth? We find, moreover, that his Greek and Latin were “mechanically” t... ...imes never,—is it not well that there should be what we call Professions, or Bread studies ( Brodzwecke), preappointed us? Here, circling like the gin... ...ling like the gin horse, for whom partial or total blindness is no evil, the Bread artist can travel content edly round and round, still fancying tha... ... Friendship, Communion, has become an incredible tradition; and your holiest Sacramental Supper is a smoking Tavern Dinner, with Cook for Evangelist? ...

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...es look upon Crainquebille, who has just uttered in an uncertain voice the sacramental, insulting phrase of the popu- lar slang—mort aux vaches! They ... ...on real human affairs. I mean the great and pitiful affairs concerned with bread, love, and the obscure, unexpressed needs which drive great crowds to... ...atic States of to-morrow may yet be reduced to fighting for a crust of dry bread, with all the hate, ferocity, and fury that must attach to the vital ... ...n the direction of the Dogger Bank, where fishermen go seeking their daily bread and sometimes find their graves, I could be- hold an experience of my... ...have us detained till the end of the war. However, we effected our hair’s- breadth escape into Italy; and, reaching Genoa, took passage in a Dutch mai... ...ional pretensions and so- cial formulas, men for whom not only their daily bread but their collective character, their personal achievement and their ...

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... into the gar- 57 Goethe den, which extended to a considerable length and breadth behind the buildings, and was very well kept. The walks were mostly... ... hospital. The compassion of the citizens was instantly moved. Beer, wine, bread, and money were distributed to those who were yet able to take them. ... ...nd destroyed by that of the others; hence the artists were within a hair’s-breadth of falling out, and becoming irreconcilably hostile to each other. ... ... class. Their man- ner of life upon the ocean of deserts and pastures gave breadth and freedom to their minds; the vault of heaven, under which they d... ...e external grandeur of the world had gone on expanding, both in height and breadth. Measure had been taken; and it was found that the present imperial... ...artake of it with the true joy for which it is given, if the symbolical or sacramental sense is not fostered within him. He must be accustomed to rega... ...he tablet of his manhood. Thus prepared, and purely set at rest by several sacramental acts, which on closer examination branch forth again into minut... ...ramental acts, which on closer examination branch forth again into minuter sacramental traits, he kneels down to receive the host; and, that the myste...

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...reet. A double rank of soldiers made their appearance, occupying the whole breadth of the passage, with shouldered matchlocks, and matches burning, so... ...ou so feeble?” said the Puritan. “When did you taste food last?” “I ate of bread and water with my father in the prison,” replied Ilbrahim, “but they ... ...llow basin, almost mathematically circu- lar, two or three hundred feet in breadth, and of such depth that a stately cedar might but just be visible a... ... cried he. “You pass no far- ther!” The figure, without blenching a hair’s breadth from the sword which was pointed at his breast, made a solemn pause... ...t keep company with fallen angels.” “Where has this mad fellow stolen that sacramental ves- sel?” exclaimed the Episcopal clergyman. This question dre... ...avelled far, and seen much of the world and of life. Martha had earned her bread sometimes as a seamstress, sometimes as help to a farmer’s wife, some...

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... nega- tively centres upon birth. Positively in the enormous stresses, the sacramental values which are concentrated upon mar- riage and the initial c... ... honourable success draws a parasitic swarm of imita- tors like fish round bread in a pool. In the world of thought, far more than in the world of pol... ... able homes in the world, while his grandchildren beg their 229 H G Wells bread. The author’s blood is sacrificed to the need the whole world has of ... ...n our place. Because we write abominably under pressure and for unhonoured bread, none the less we are making the future. We are making it atrociously...