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... Newmarket fame, and judgment at a bet. What made (says Montaigne, or more sage Charron 2 ) Otho a warrior, Cromwell a buffoon? A perjured prince 3 a... ... soon as found, Now in the moon perhaps, now under ground. II. In vain the sage, with retrospective eye, Would from the apparent what conclude the why... ...s great empire for a punk? 7 Cæsar perhaps might answer he was drunk. But, sage historians! ’tis your task to prove One action, conduct; one, heroic l... ... very gentlemen are extolled above our poet him- self in another of Mist’s Journals, March 30, 1728, saying, ‘That he would not advise Mr Pope to try ... ...wn hand to Mr Addison himself, and never made public, till after their own journals and Curll had printed the same. One name alone, which I am here au... ...of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2 Hence hymning Tyburn’s elegiac lines, 248 Hence Journals, Medleys, Merc’ries, Magazines: Sepulchral lies, 249 our holy wal... ...sion saw, While through poetic scenes the genius roves, Or wanders wild in academic groves; 490 That Nature our society ad... ...professor invited him to drink abundantly. Scip. Maff., De Compotationibus Academicis.—P . W . 400 ‘Letter:’ alluding to those grammarians, such as P...

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... preparatory blast of cow horn, emit hisH¨ oret ihr Herren und lasset’s Euch sagen; in other words, tell the Universe, which so often forgets that fac... ...fter Article on this remarkable V olume, in such widely circulating Critical Journals as the Editor might stand connected with, or by money or love pr... ...olished, Whig, Tory, and Radical, embracing in discrepant union; and all the Journals of the Nation could have been jumbled into one Journal, and the ... ...vogel, said several; meaning thereby that, one 2 Gukguk is unhappily only an academical beer. 12 SARTOR RESARTUS day, he would probably be hanged for... ...of him, felt little of him. Here, over his tumbler of Gukguk, he sat reading Journals; sometimes contemplatively looking into the clouds of his tobacc... ... far more practically influential of the two, looked and tended on his little Sage, whom he seemed to consider as a living oracle. Let but Teufelsdr¨ o... ..., too often the manner of treating it betokens in the Author a rusticity and academic seclusion, unblamable, indeed inevitable in a German, but fatal ... ...usgeber, in no wise! I here, by the unexampled fa vor you stand in with our Sage, send not a Biography only, but an Autobiography: at least the mater... ... which play such a part in this Philosophy of Clothes? Over his Gymnasic and Academic years the Professor by no means lingers so lyrical and joyful as...

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...lis mistos in- ter consedimus ulmos, or something very like that, the pas- sage begins (only I know my short-winded Latinity must have come to grief o... ...re than two months since I received your letter; I had no fewer than three journals to acknowledge; and never a sign upon my part. If you have seen a ... ...dinner, I was charged fifty cents. Our journey is through ghostly deserts, sage brush and alkali, and rocks, without form or colour, a sad corner of t... ...g up to the first performance of King John. By William Shakespeare. 2. The journals and Private Correspondence of David, King of Israel. 3. Poetical W... ...business. Which would you read first – Shakespeare’s autobiography, or his journals? What sport the monody on Napoleon would be – what wooden verse, w... ...fted. Come! Ca y est: devil- ish like being dead. – Yours, dear Professor, academically, R. L. S. I am soon to be moved to Royat; an invalid valet goe... ... might you not, cast your characters in a mould a little more abstract and academic (dear Mrs. Pennyman had al- ready, among your other work, a taste ... ...a loan of the Des- patches, or is that a dream? I should have to mark pas- sages I fear, and certainly note pages on the fly. If you think it a dream,...

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...e clerks, whose province it was to furnish this intelligence to the public journals. On that same night, therefore, would go forth to the world such a... ...the prison) Barratt had attempted to employ as agent in conveying any mes- sages that he found it safe to send—obscurely hinting the terms on which he... ...f more than one narrative, not inac- curate, in French, German and Spanish journals of high au- thority. It is seldom the case that French writers err... ...the Khan men- tioned to Mr. Weseloff that he had just then received a mes- sage from the Hetman of the Bashkirs, soliciting a private interview on the... ...en thousand hills; and there were innumerable contribu- tions to antarctic journals almost as good (but not quite) as our own. Even within our domesti... ...compensatory or- gan,) one is reminded by the phantom’s attitude of a pas- sage, ever memorable, in Milton: that passage, I mean, where Death first be... ...for tastes,) has offered, (or will offer,) such a price, that the good old academic lady in this her moss-grown antiquity, seriously thinks of taking ... ...ctically to the guidance of his understanding; but still, considering that academic bodies are partly instituted for the support of speculative truth ... ...rformed, at the close of which Kant’s mortal remains were lowered into the academic vault, where he now rests among the ancient patriarchs of the Univ...

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... banker’s skill, banker’s honesty; credit of all kinds, for he had written Academic Prize Essays, struggled for India Companies, given dinners to Phil... ...Mayor Bailly, in grand gala, presents him with the keys; harangues him, in Academic style; men- tions that it is a great day; that in Henri Quatre’s c... ... now, moreover, there have come the strang- est confused tidings; by Paris Journals with their paper wings; or still more portentous, where no Journal... ... begun her long Curriculum of Hungering, instructive and productive beyond Academic Curriculums; which extends over some seven most strenuous years. A... ...- creases and multiplies; irrepressible, incalculable. New Print- ers, new Journals, and ever new (so prurient is the world), let our Three Hundred cu... ...to lie in durance. People’s-Friend Marat was seized; Printers of Patriotic Journals are fettered and forbid- den; the very Hawkers cannot cry, till th... ... the women of Paris! Scarcely was Maillard gone, when M. de Gouvion’s mes- sage to all the Districts, and such tocsin and drumming of the generale, be... ...s hand, and, driven out here, set it up again there; saying mildly, with a Sage Bias, Omnia mea mecum porto. Such is Journalism, hawked, pasted, spoke... ...de la Verite, Attorney-General of Truth,’ so has he dubbed himself; to his sage Condorcet, or other eloquent coadjutor. Eloquent Attor- ney-General! H...

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...perhaps literature has to show. He sneers continually at the regular built academic pedant; but he himself, though no academic, was essentially the ve... ...intermitting pulse. Undoubtedly, in times when the func- tions of critical journals and of newspapers were not at hand to diffuse or to strengthen the... ...ns, had begun to express itself at Oxford, and still more so at Cambridge. Academic persons stationed themselves as sen- tinels at London, for the pur... ...tion, at an age so imma- ture that many boys are then first entering their academic career. Pope is supposed to have been scarcely twelve years old wh... ...correct. Produce us from any drama of Shakspeare one of those leading pas- sages that all men have by heart, and show us any eminent defect in the ver... ... moved. These German phenomena, circulated rapidly over all Germany by the journals of every class, had seemed to give to the Germans a nearer and mor... ...iamentary debates accessible to the English themselves, most of the German journals re- peated, and sent forward as by telegraph, these senatorial 19...

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...ligious Experience ment I have felt that it would never do to decline. The academic career also has its heroic obligations, so I stand here without fu... ...y of Christian mysticism the problem how to discriminate between such mes- sages and experiences as were really divine miracles, and such others as th... ...e of which is so moonstruck with optimism and so vaguely expressed that an academically trained in- tellect finds it almost impossible to read it at a... ...r that I may begin to “jar upon the nerves” of some of the members of this academic audience. Such contemporary vagaries, you may think, should hardly... ... and carnal company, and was enabled to forsake them.”[120] [120] Life and Journals, Boston, 1806, pp. 31-40, abridged. 217 William James Young Mr. A... ...man comes out of Samadhi, they assure us that he remains “en- lightened, a sage, a prophet, a saint, his whole char- [243] My quotations are from Vive... ...mense literature relating to answers to petitional prayer. The evangelical journals are filled with such answers, and books are devoted to the sub- je...

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... state of natural integrity, the perfection of hu- man existence. But when Sages appeared, tripping up people over charity and fettering them with dut... ..., 1894.] which incidentally reproduces a number of cartoons from anarchist journals. The revolt against law naturally leads, except in those who are c... ...ther than industrial action. Its Socialism has been of a theo- retical and academic order, and in practice, until the outbreak of war, the Labor membe... ...sure in old age to the man of science who has battled all his life against academic prejudice, or to the artist who has endured years of ridicule for ...

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... banker’s skill, banker’s honesty; credit of all kinds, for he had written Academic Prize Essays, struggled for India Companies, given dinners to Phil... ...reached the spring of 1788. By no path can the King’s Government find pas- sage for itself, but is everywhere shamefully flung back. Beleaguered by Tw... ...yor Bailly, in grand gala, pre- sents him with the keys; harangues him, in Academic style; mentions that it is a great day; that in Henri Quatre’s cas... ...aris Jour- nals with their paper wings; or still more portentous, where no Journals are, (See Arthur Young, i. 137, 150, &c.) by rumour and conjecture... ... begun her long Curriculum of Hungering, instructive and productive beyond Academic Curriculums; which extends over some seven most strenu- ous years.... ...; increases and multiplies; irrepressible, incalculable. New Printers, new Journals, and ever new (so prurient is the world), let our Three Hundred cu... ...to lie in durance. People’s-Friend Marat was seized; Printers of Patriotic Journals are fettered and forbidden; the very Hawkers cannot cry, till they...

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..., they would progress through a long series of subtly graded stories, pas- sages and extracts until they had given the complete range of our tongue. T... ...ons of the child to “nature,” art, and literature. To read the educational journals, to hear the scholastic enthusi- ast, one would think that no huma... ...en rather well treated by poets and artists (for the most part dead and of Academic standing) they regard as Nature, and all the rest of the world, mo... ...terribly shy of a pen. They will revere the dead Great and respect the new Academic, read the living quack, miss and neglect the living promise, and b... ...y rulers, is one that presses on all thoughtful men, and is by no means an academic question needed to round off this New Republican theory. The neces...

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...ition speeches in the senate, or from the rostra,—not through pamphlets or journals,—but through a course of intense cudgelling. This he happily accom... ... insist on the disease of broken heart, which Sterne, in a well-known pas- sage, postulates as a malady not at all less definite than ph- thisis, or p... ...upon reviewing the main items of common household (and therefore of common academic) expenditure, and pursuing this review through bad years and good ...