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...what was going on. Europe was best described, to his mind, as an elaborate engine for dissociating the confined American from that indispensable knowl... ...ater change for him than a virtuous attachment, and since they had been in search of the “word” as the French called it, of that change, little Bilham... ...iginal. But he had also another reflexion. “You’ve all of you here so much visual sense that you’ve somehow all ‘run’ to it. There are moments when it... ...f the room. The high celebrity in question had just come in, apparently in search of Mademoiselle de Vionnet, but while Strether had got up from besid... ... But her fear’s groundless.” He had met again his companion’s sufficiently search- ing look. “Are you tired of her?” 225 Henry James Chad gave him in... ...d the hand I had laid on him to pull him over suddenly con- verted into an engine for keeping him still.” It was an account of the matter Miss Gostrey...

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...eorists; a shadowing forth, in allegorical fable, in personifi- cation and visual form, of what such poetic minds had known and felt of this Universe.... ...ensely, he struggles to speak out of him, to see represented before him in visual shape, and as if with a kind of life and historical reality in it. N... ...so solid-looking material world is, at bottom, in very deed, Nothing; is a visual and factual Manifestation of God’s power and presence,—a shadow hung... ...rnest about it! Dilettantism, hypothesis, specula- tion, a kind of amateur-search for T ruth, toying and coquet- ting with Truth: this is the sorest s... ...virtue by Profit and Loss; reducing this God’s-world to a dead brute Steam-engine, the 67 On Heroes infinite celestial Soul of Man to a kind of Hay-b... ...hty fleets and armies, harbors and arsenals, vast cities, high-domed, many-engined,—they are precious, great: but what do they become? Agamemnon, the ... ...esture of a Thought. This London City, with all its houses, palaces, steam-engines, cathedrals, and huge im- measurable traffic and tumult, what is it... ...how precious! There does seem to be, all over China, a more or less active search everywhere to dis- cover the men of talent that grow up in the young... ... nay into the possibility of him. T ry to believe that he means something, search lovingly what that may be: you will find a real speech lying impriso...

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...he said, putting his hand on hers. She turned with a start, and their eyes searched one another’s. Hers softened to his gaze. “My dear one!” she said,... ...ped swiftly as it came to- wards them, and the red and yellow lights of an engine grew larger and larger, rushing down upon them. As he grasped what t... ...ning. He thinks, as a consequence of this, that it may be possible to live visually in one part of the world, while one lives bodily in another. He ha... ...Holroyd bullying was a labour of love. There were three dynamos with their engines at Camberwell. The two that have been there since the begin- ning a... ...The place made the visitor’s head reel with the throb, throb, throb of the engines, the rotation of the big wheels, the spin- ning ball-valves, the oc... ...struggle with Pawkins. He was well versed in psychology. He knew that such visual illusions do come as a result of mental strain. But the point was, h... ... again as his eye rested upon the blue fig- ure of the Chinaman. He stared searchingly among the grey depths between the trees. “What’s come to you, H... ... the accident of a foundered ship sinking among them, and have wandered in search of it out of their accustomed zone; first waylaying and following sh...

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...that phantom of a world-conscience—international law. Pacificists in their search for some definite starting-point, 11 H G Wells about which the imme... ... any recruit drilling in England, or any captain on an ocean liner, or any engineer in charge of a going engine. We are all, indeed, busy with the thi... ...The first, most distinctive thing about this conflict is the exceptionally searching way in which it attacks human hap- piness. No war has ever destro... ...ately become the needed nucleus of the World State for which at present we search the world in vain. There are more ways than one to the World State, ... ...ould be there and in order, except for the spark of credit which keeps the engine working. That is how quite a lot of people seem to imagine national ... ...pression. I have met and talked to quite a number of young men in khaki—ex-engineers, ex-lawyers, ex-schoolmasters, ex-business men of all sorts—and t... .... Learning a language is one thing and memorising an il- logical system of visual images—for that is what reading or- dinary English spelling comes to... ...then and then only should he take up the unfa- miliar and confusing set of visual images of Russian letter- ing—I speak from the point of view of thos... ...is SAR! For those who learn languages, as so many people do nowa- days, by visual images, there will always be an undercurrent 124 What Is Coming? to...

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... Press, which had kindled, proceeded to extinguish her with the formidable engines called leading articles, which fling fire or water, as the occasion... ...g an inter- change of stink-pots, and then resumed the trot, apparently in search of fresh ammunition. An Austrian sentinel looked on passively, and a... ... that which denieth peace to us, and which projects us upon the missionary search of the How, the Wherefore, and the Why not, ever afterward. He quest... ...ary adversary-ram in front, and a sham ram—no honest animal, but a ramming engine rather—had attacked him in the rear. Like Mr. Everard Romfrey and ot... ... guess at a reason.’ A second trumpet blew very martially. Footmen came in search of Captain Beauchamp. The alternative of breaking her pledged word t... ... Rosamund Culling had a whole collection of photographs of him, equal to a visual history of his growth in chapters, from boyhood to midshipmanship an... ...ss; he would not lie to save himself. You mistook that for—but you were an engine shot along a line of rails. He does you the justice to say you acted...

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... “and upon this conviction I proceeded. My first care was to make thorough search of the minister’s hotel; and here my chief embarrassment lay in the ... ... minister’s hotel; and here my chief embarrassment lay in the necessity of search- ing without his knowledge. Beyond all things, I have been warned of... ...o mention a great secret, the reward is enormous. So I did not abandon the search until I had become fully satisfied that the thief is a more astute m... ... of a hideous—of a ghastly thing—of the GALLOWS!—oh, mournful and terrible engine of Horror and of Crime—of Agony and of Death! And now was I indeed w... ...order had long passed. I knew that I had now fully recovered the use of my visual fac- ulties—and yet it was dark—all dark—the intense and utter rayle...

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... one by main force rous’d. Risen upright, My rested eyes I mov’d around, and search’d With fixed ken to know what place it was, Wherein I stood. For c... ... and shepherds fly. Mine eyes he loos’d, and spake: “And now direct Thy visual nerve along that ancient foam, There, thickest where the smoke asc... ...owd immers’d in ordure, that appear’d Draff of the human body. There beneath Searching with eye inquisitive, I mark’d One with his head so grim’d, ‘t ... ..., which thou seest not (for each hair On that side grows) was Manto, she who search’d Through many regions, and at length her seat Fix’d in my native ... ...dy foam. At every mouth his teeth a sinner champ’d Bruis’d as with pond’rous engine, so that three Were in this guise tormented. But far more Than fro... ... dim.] The mountain of Purgatorg CANTO XXVII. v. 6. The Sicilian Bull.] The engine of torture invented by Perillus, for the tyrant Phalaris. v. 26. ... ...I should look aloft: but, ere he bade, Already of myself aloft I look’d; For visual strength, refining more and more, Bare me into the ray authentical...

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...hose real duties had been much more about her mistress’s person—and with a searching look of appeal I asked her whether, in this moment of trial, when... ...n tale,—the muff had been missed some little time before the 6th of April. Search had been made for it; but, the particular occasion which required it... ...it; but, the particular occasion which required it having passed off, this search was laid aside for the present, in the expectation that it would soo... ...of the level had been so continual for miles, as to perplex any eye but an engineer’s, in attempt- ing to judge whether, upon the whole, the tendency ... ...etween two stars, or simply an apparent prox- imity from lying in the same visual line, though in far other depths of space? As regards the first dile... ...where all is one blank ocean of sand, but much more from the sounds or the visual appearances which are supposed to beset and to seduce all insulated ... ...liceman that parades that little pensive appendage or tender to our fuming engine of an earth. But the English law—oh frightful reader, don’t even thi...

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...gs, and his travels: his own work is the best and richest mine in which to search for the details of his life. Like Descartes and Balzac, he was a nat... ...azard of fortune has most discoveries and surprises in store for the lucky searcher. Moreover, as in this law treatise Tiraqueau attacked women in a m... ...tory of his youth, his trial, imprisonment and deliverance, his journey in search of his father, during which he visits the Planets and Hell. The narr... ...r go from one glass to another, and contrived a thousand little automatory engines, that is to say, moving of themselves. Chapter 1.XXV. How there was... ...reserve a man from the violence of guns and all manner of fire-weapons and engines; but it will do me no good, because I do not believe it. Neverthele... ...tis, libri octo galantissimi. The Crackarades of Balists or stone-throwing Engines, Contrepate Clerks, Scriveners, Brief-writers, Rapporters, and Papa... ...close compactedness of its material parts hindering the penetration of the visual rays and the recep- tion of the specieses of such things as are visi... ...ate yourselves with all that can fall here under the consideration of your visual or auscultat- ing powers, and thus emancipate yourselves from the se... ... might be, to view its oppo- site, we found that the pyramidal cone of our visual line 791 Rabelais ended at the said centre, and there, by the two o...

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...will not prosper: the brave Navi- gator goes, and returns not; the Seekers search far seas for him in vain. He has vanished trackless into blue Immens... ...er; looks merely at his orders; impassive, moves forward like an inanimate engine. The doors open on summons, there need no axes; door after door. And... ...uld grudge them. But now, when so many Looms, improved Ploughshares, Steam-Engines and Bills of Exchange have been invented; and, for battle-brawling ... ...the huge work- ing-wheel hangs motionless, refuses to stir! The cunningest engineers are at fault. How will it work, when it does begin? Fearfully, my... ... rolling in long wide flood, south-westward to the Hotel des Invalides; in search of the one thing needful. King’s procureur M. Ethys de Corny and off... ...has its own Committee; speaking and motioning continually; aid- ing in the search for grain, in the search for a Constitution; checking and spurring t... ...his day present it; and save the Monarchy and World. Unaccountable pair of visual-objects! Ye should be men, and of the Eighteenth Century; but your m... ...nstables have shut the Thespian barn, and her Antony pleaded in vain? Such visual spectra flit across this Earth, if the Thespian Stage be rudely inte... ...m home, in the in- terim, over to Montmedi. These are of the Phenomena, or visual Appearances, of this wide-working terrestrial world: which truly is ...

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... one by main force rous’d. Risen upright, My rested eyes I mov’d around, and search’d With fixed ken to know what place it was, Wherein I stood. For c... ... and shepherds fly. Mine eyes he loos’d, and spake: “And now direct Thy visual nerve along that ancient foam, There, thickest where the smoke asc... ...owd immers’d in ordure, that appear’d Draff of the human body. There beneath Searching with eye inquisitive, I mark’d One with his head so grim’d, ‘t ... ..., which thou seest not (for each hair On that side grows) was Manto, she who search’d Through many regions, and at length her seat Fix’d in my native ... ...dy foam. At every mouth his teeth a sinner champ’d Bruis’d as with pond’rous engine, so that three Were in this guise tormented. But far more Than fro... ... dim.] The mountain of Purgatorg CANTO XXVII. v. 6. The Sicilian Bull.] The engine of torture invented by Perillus, for the tyrant Phalaris. v. 26. ...

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...uced her- 25 V olume One self to us as the mother of his wife. She was in search of em- ployment for him, and she excused her errand by mentioning th... ... time aware that this apparent paradox was occasioned by the center of the visual area being less susceptible of feeble im- pressions of light than th... ...discovery, as an invention fully equal to that of the telescope, the steam-engine, or the art of printing itself. “It is necessary to premise, that th... ...f this; for I recollected turning up first one side and then the other, in search of the cleanest spot. Had the skull been then there, of course I cou... ...where it was usually kept. I looked in the drawer, and found none there. I searched my pockets, hoping to find an old letter, when my hand fell upon t...

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... aide might consider too dirty a task for their own hands) we proceeded in search of a little water for personal use. B. speedily finished his ablutio... ...arme-sand- wich, of which I formed the pièce de résistance, the other. The engine got under way after several feints; which pleased the Germans so tha... ...wet and often a good many inches under water. The occupant on entering was searched for tobacco, deprived of his or her mattress and blanket, and invi... ...cap- tors permitted this array of obviously dangerous weapons when we were searched almost weekly for knives. Had I not been in the habit of using B.’... ... simple one—it was for a man to wave, shout or make other signs audible or visual to an inhabitant of the women’s quarters; and, for a girl, to be see... ...les … by Jove 235 e e cummings what a tin noise is coming, see the wooden engineer, he makes a funny gesture utterly composed (composed silently and ... ...a guerre. Several of us get off and stretch at a little tank-town-station. Engine thump- ing up front somewhere in the darkness. Wait. They get their ...

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...mbed out of the skylight—the night was perfectly still—and contin- ued the search among the gables. Enormous stars hung overhead, and the roof was bou... ... the square shall be a circle, within the circle another square, until the visual eye is baffled. Here is mean- ing of a kind. His mother had forgotte... ...he leant on the gate to watch a slow goods train pass. In the glare of the engine he saw that his brother had come this way, perhaps through some sodd...

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...nging a prodigious multiplicity of materials, in supplying omis- sions, in searching for papers buried in differ- ent masses, and all this besides the... ...dies to shift the back- ground, the interlocutors, the light and shade, in search of new revelations and effects. He pre- sents a succession of many s... ...s evil, which disfigured a countenance naturally well formed, and hurt his visual nerves so much, that he did not see at all with one of his eyes, tho... ...a large folio upon an up- per shelf in his father’s shop, he climbed up to search for them. There were no apples; but the large folio proved to be Pet... ... of minding the business of his Court, he is to be occupied in getting the engine with the great- est speed. There is no end of this. Every Judge who ... ...ld count the passengers.’ It was wonderful how accurate his observation of visual objects was, notwithstanding his imperfect eye- sight, owing to a ha...

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...hich are indeed princely qualities. He is a great analyst of illusions. He searches and probes their innermost recesses as if they were realities made... ...e and human are sus- pended over the head of Crainquebille. From the first visual impression of the accused and of the court the author passes by a ch... ...at the absurd rushing about of General Decuir, in a 30-horse-power car, in search of his cavalry bri- gade, becomes to you a more real experience than... ... they seemed to be crying in a desert. Whatever might have been the secret search- ing of hearts, the Worthless Ones would not take heed. It must also... ...ngs of peace ready for flight away from the luckless shores of Europe. Our visual impres- sions remain with us so persistently that I find it ex- trem... ... sea- man, steward, fore-mast hand, fireman, lamp-trim- mer, mate, master, engineer, and also all through the innumerable ratings of the Navy up to th... ...faint—so faint as to be almost invisible. It needed the lurid light of the engines of war to bring them out into full view, very simple, without world... ...y of to-day. I will try to relate it here mainly in the words of the chief engineer of a certain steamship which, after bunkering, left Lerwick, bound... ...chance en- counter in deep water. In the long run the persis- tence of the visual fact forced upon the mind a half- unconscious sense of its inner sig...

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...hings according to the sensation, not according to the perception. And the visual appearance is filled out with feeling of what the object would be li... ...tly according to in- trinsic laws (the laws of perspective, in the case of visual shape), partly according to the nature of the intervening medium— fo... ...a- tion: either they are not localized at all, or they are localized, like visual images, in a place already physically occupied by something which wo... ...d heart knock at my ribs Against the use of nature. The whistle of a steam-engine could hardly have a stronger effect than this. A very intense emotio... ... the sense of familiarity occurs without a definite object, it leads us to search the environment until we are satisfied that we have found the approp... ...d to look at him, but appropri- ateness by running away without making any search for fur- ther knowledge of the beast. I shall return to the question... ...e beliefs could be distinguished.* I am afraid their chief reason for this search has been the wish to feel more certainty than seems otherwise possib...

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...rs dissuade: a third proposal is preferred, mentioned be fore by Satan, to search the truth of that prophecy or tradition in heaven concerning anoth... ...ut this time to be created: their doubt who shall be sent on this difficult search: Satan their chief undertakes alone the voyage, is hon ored and a... ...ese corrosive Fires Shall breath her balme. But first whom shall we send In search of this new world, whom shall we find Sufficient? who shall tempt ... ...re Great things with small) then when BELLONA storms, With all her battering Engines bent to rase Som Capital City, or less then if this frame Of Heav... ...dow from body opaque can fall, and the Aire, No where so cleer, sharp’nd his visual ray To objects distant farr, whereby he soon Saw within kenn a glo... ... the birth Now rowling, boiles in his tumultuous brest, And like a devillish Engine back recoiles Upon himself; horror and doubt distract His troubl’d... ...atan and his powers retire under night: he calls a council, invents devilish engines, which in the second day’s fight put Michael and his angels to so... ...that promis’d clearer sight Had bred; then purg’d with Euphrasie and Rue The visual Nerve, for he had much to see; And from the VVell of Life three dr...

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...approximate accuracy the action in reaching which will coordinate with his visual activities; to be able, that is, to tell whether he can reach a seen... ...enters upon the scene. It also adapts itself. It introduces irrigation; it searches the world for plants and animals that will flour- ish under such c... ..., enter as forms of skill and of desire into the habits that make a man an engineer, an architect, a phy- sician, or a merchant. In unskilled forms of... ...lection of the hand reactions which effect grasping, but of the particular visual stimuli which call out just these reactions and no others, and an es... ...an ability which can be used for anything except the mere noting of verbal visual forms. He may not even be in- creasing his ability to make accurate ... ... of formal discipline. If the observing habits of a botanist or chemist or engineer are better habits than those which are thus formed, it is because ... ...may become expert in technical philosophy, or philology, or mathematics or engineering or financiering, and be inept and ill-advised in his action and... ... crudities. The present, in short, generates the problems which lead us to search the past for suggestion, and which supplies meaning to what we find ... ...he past for suggestion, and which supplies meaning to what we find when we search. The past is the past precisely be- cause it does not include what i...

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...ld profit us little to study this second-hand religious life. We must make search rather for the original experiences which were the pat- tern-setters... ... empirical philoso- phy has always contended that we must be guided in our search for truth. Dogmatic philosophies have sought for tests for truth whi... ...is distinctness from the Father and the Son. It is a subject that requires searching into to find out, but, when realized, gives one so much more true... ...arch, the sense of presence devel- oped in a few moments into a distinctly visualized hal- lucination—but I leave that part of the story out. “I had r... ...- 66 The V arieties of Religious Experience tency,”[24]— and hereupon the visual hallucination came. [24] Journal of the S. P. R., February, 1895, p.... ...ly intelligent 67 William James reporter. He is entirely without internal visual imag- ery and cannot represent light or colors to himself, and is po... ...is mysticism made him assuredly one of the most powerfully practical human engines that ever lived. Saint John of the Cross, writing of the intuitions...

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...en the young Metzengerstein turned pale and shrunk away from the rapid and searching expression of his earnest and human-looking eye. Among all the re... ...no trouble at all—not the least.” I have only to add that, although I have searched every li- brary in Europe for the works of Doctor Tarr and Profess... ...disaster. Carefully locking the door on the inside, I commenced a vigorous search. It was possible, I thought, that, concealed in some obscure corner,... ...think of the calculating machine of Mr. Babbage? What shall we think of an engine of wood and metal which can not only compute astronomical and naviga... ... could not roll in their sockets but all ob- jects within the range of the visual hemisphere were seen with more or less distinctness; the rays which ...

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... had an eye in your head.” I vindicated my claim to the usual allowance of visual or- gans. “Yet, on my honour,” said Dick, “I would swear you had bee... ... value of wealth and the various means of augmenting it and using it as an engine of increasing his power and influence. Thus qualified and gifted, he... ...that matter,” said his entertainer; and, leaving the apartment, he went in search of Caleb, whom, after some difficulty, he found in an obscure sort o... ...ght, in his policy or timidity, prefer that of Ravenswood. The Captain was engineer enough to discover that the train was fired; and therefore heard, ... ...th and intellect with no greater sympathy than that with which the hostile engineer regards the towers of a belea- guered city as they reel under the ... ...observed to raise her hands to 304 Bride of Lammermoor her neck, as if in search of the ribbon that had been taken from it, and mutter, in surprise a... ...s the sleeping apartment. Colonel Ashton, first whispering to his mother, “Search for her; she has murdered him!” drew his sword, planted himself in t...

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...2 Crisis:August 1998 115 4.3 Diplomacy 121 4.4 Covert Action 126 4.5 Searching for Fresh Options 134 5. AL QAEDA AIMS AT THE AMERICAN HOMELAND... ...Professional Staff Member Madeleine Blot Counsel Antwion M. Blount Systems Engineer Sam Brinkley Professional Staff Member Geoffrey Scott Brown Resear... ...b. We thank the Congress and the President. Executive branch agencies have searched records and produced a multitude of documents for us.We thank offi... ...ary escort aircraft to follow the flight, report anything unusual, and aid search and rescue in the event of an emergency.The NMCC would then seek app... ...identified aircraft closing in on W ashington:“Latest report.Aircraft VFR [visual flight rules] six miles southeast of the White House....Six,south- w... ...nal. The controller located it on primary radar, matched its position with visual sightings from other air- craft, and tracked the flight as it turned... ...3 over the Pittsburgh area.Within seconds, the Com- mand Center received a visual report from another aircraft, and informed head- quarters that the a... ... Advisor to the President Karl Rove first informed them that a small, twin-engine plane had crashed into the W orld Trade Center.The President’s react... ...at the White House. She recalled first telling the President it was a twin-engine aircraft—and then a commer- cial aircraft—that had struck the W orld...