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...of wide questions in these pages is primarily that of the writer’s. But he hopes and believes that among those who read what he has to say, there will... ...re are many who do not feel such a need at all, and with these we may part company forthwith; there are, for example, those who profess the artistic t... ...ose fruit he will never see? And all the toil and ambition, the stress and hope of exist- ence, seemed, so far as this life went, and before these new... ...ed as a whole and completely, as it conduces more or less to wholesome and hopeful births, and according to the qualitative and quantitative advance d... ...man with a passion for justice in remote places and a whimsical dislike of motor cars in his immediate neighbourhood, may veil the operations of a stu... ...most urgent kind compels every capable busi- ness manager to sell out to a company and become a “gentle- man” at the very earliest opportunity, the na... ...ization in such areas will lead only to the final tri- umph of the private company. Political efficiency must pre- cede Socialism.* But there can be ... ...osing that for practical purposes this change, made by the railway and the motor, this development of local locomotion, will reach a definite limit in...

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...point in their lives they have known desire, have dreamt of ambition, have hoped for friendship. In all of them there was once something sweet, “like ... ...t rage, they approach him, pleading that he listen to their stories in the hope that perhaps they can find some sort of renewal in his youthful voice.... ...d frag- ile boy they pour out their desires and frustrations. Dr. Parcival hopes that George Willard “will write the book I may never get written,” an... .... Alone in his musty office in the Heffner Block above the Paris Dry Goods Company’s store, he worked ceaselessly, building up some- thing that he him... ...el- ing that had turned her mind to the stage. She dreamed of joining some company and wander- ing over the world, seeing always new faces and giving ... ... and had been left with other 36 Sherwood Anderson things by a theatrical company that had once been stranded in Winesburg. Elizabeth Willard had dec... ...Standard Oil Company did not deliver oil to the consumer in big wagons and motor trucks as it does now, but delivered instead to retail grocers, hardw...

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...f being away from the family, it might be easy money, or leisure, or bad company, or bad habits like alcohol or drugs, family dispute, luring by th... ...h problems, fever and cold and their habits like smoking, alcoholism, bad company and CSWs. Also we estimate the overall age group. The study is si... ...disease like STD, TB etc. and also the habits like smoking, alcohol, bad company, CSWs etc. The identification of the age group when they are maxim... ...orks or neuro-computing or brain like computation is based on the wistful hope that we can reproduce at least some of the flexibility and power of t... ...l 104 violence. We have noticed how, starting from small villages with hopes and dreams these people had set out to the city, only to succumb to ... ...lor and when he had the disease he used country medicine for cure. He has hope that if he takes the medicine regularly from the Tambaram Sanatorium ... ... living with HIV/AIDS was interviewed by us at Tambaram Hospital. He is a motor mechanic hailing from Tirupur. He is married. He thinks that when he...

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...on that money was the key to happiness, but she wasn’t sure how to get it; hoped that education would be the answer. Everything finally seemed to be f... ...x. As his house came into view and he started to gather his belongings, he hoped he’d CHAPTER 3 10 SUSAN BRACKEN find a beer in the fridge. ROGER’S F... ... row night and find out about rooms. On Saturday, she called a real estate company. By noon, there was a ‘for sale’ sign on her front lawn. IN SEPTEMB... ...EOUS BATTLE after I pay the taxes and real estate and lawyer.” She looked hopefully at him. “I could give it to you for a down payment. We could get ... ...actice and Mario said, “Hey, man, nice digs!” Lacey worked at an insurance company, and used that in- come to buy things for the coming baby, and for ... ...she finished Rosalie. She printed a copy and sent it off to the publishing company with the largest ad in the yellow pages. And then she sat down and ... ...s pulled up on shore and Julian had the cowling off and was working on the motor. Jake wandered down to watch him. “Trouble?” he asked. “It’s not runn...

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...of his time estimates are too short; he foretold, for ex- ample, a special motor track apart from the high road be- tween London and Brighton before 1... ... a long world peace. At the outset of the war there was a very widely felt hope among the intellectuals of the world that this war might clear up most... ...feeling—“The War that will End War,” and “The Peace of the World.” Was the hope expressed in those phrases a dream? Is it already proven a dream? Or c... ...ship and cruelty that now fill our papers, anything that still justifies a hope that these bit- ter years of world sorrow are the darkness before the ... ...he delicacies of usury. The pound British will come out of this war like a company out of a well-shelled trench—attenuated. Depreciation of the curren... ...er conditions of clumsy, dividend- seeking competition. Each great railway company and combination has worked its own areas, and made difficulties and... ...arristers, politicians, mono-lingual diplomatists, bishops, schoolmasters, company directors, and 80 What Is Coming? remittance men, are even now dea...

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...arest distance only 35,000,000 of miles sunward of them, a morning star of hope, our own warmer planet, green with vegetation and grey with water, wit... ...a time side by side, deriving, I fancy, a certain comfort in one another’s company. Then I shifted my position to a little knoll that gave me the adva... ...Horsell to the barracks as soon as the Martians emerged, for the help of a company of soldiers to protect these strange creatures from violence. After... ...puff of greenish-white smoke whirled up to the starlit sky. About eleven a company of soldiers came through Horsell, and deployed along the edge of th... ...e wood into which the second cylinder had fallen was being shelled, in the hope of destroying that object before it opened. It was only about five, ho... ... had been skulking along towards Maybury, 46 The War of the Worlds in the hope of getting out of danger Londonward. People were hiding in trenches an... ... of the fugitives at that hour were mounted on cycles, but there were soon motor cars, hansom cabs, and carriages hurrying along, and the dust hung in...

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... closely associated in my mind with that discouraging imputation. One felt hopelessly open to a pa- ralysing and unanswerable charge, and one’s ease a... ... Surely she cannot mean—” “Jane,” I said, “is developing character. Let us hope for the best.” Jane came back with a pale, hard face. All the boots se... ...wned with smoke and fitful flames, stood the great cylinders of the Jeddah Company Blast Furnaces, the central edifices of the big ironworks of which ... ...ad sneered at him, neglected him, preferred other people to him, found his company undesir- able, should consider him at last. Death, death, death! Th... ...iscoverer? “John-smithia”! There have been worse names. It was perhaps the hope of some such happy discovery that made Winter Wedderburn such a freque... ...rds the big dynamo. There was a splutter amid the roar. The officer of the company who had entered stood staring as Azuma-zi caught the naked terminal... ...ibberne, and glanced at something that went throbbing by the window, “as a motor-bus. As a matter of fact—” 314 The Country of the Blind He paused an... ...d, and we were called up by telephone, and set off at once in his cousin’s motor. We got in barely in time, and on the way we passed my wall and door—...

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...ter my death; the men die young in my family, but still you will allow me to hope that this might put it close to the year 2100. Congress periodically... ... of them are even true. The list goes on and on. (By the end of this book, I hope to have convinced you that this matters.) With all of this going on,... ... with a business plan than the petunia farmer. The same is true for the drug company that invests millions in screen- ing and testing various drug can... ... know I have developed the digital camera, I may sell the conven- tional film company’s shares short. Guarantees of authenticity, quality, and ease of ... ... an effect directly the reverse of that which was produced by the East India Company’s monopoly of tea, or by Lord Essex’s monopoly of sweet wines. Th... ...rson’s time, country, or con- stitutional tradition. In the last analysis, I hope to convince you of the impor- tance of the Jefferson Warning or the ... ...eplacement opener had to provide the right code to the program in the actual motor system. That program is copyrighted. The code controls “access” to ...

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...ation and damnation, not of morality and immorality. The word morality, if we met it in the Bible, would surprise us as much as the word telephone or motor car. Nowadays we do not seem to know that there is any other test of conduct except morality; and the result is that the young had better have their souls awakened by disgrace, capture by the police, and a month?s hard ...

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...we met it in the Bible, would surprise us as much as the word telephone or motor car. Nowadays we do not seem to know that there is any other test of ... ...ll, you see, Mr Savoyard, I’m rather a stranger in your world. I am not, I hope, a modern man in any sense of the word. I’m not really an Englishman: ... ...explains why it is you dont seem to know your way about much in England. I hope, by the way, that everything has given satisfaction to your daughter. ... ...rehearsals? THE COUNT. Oh no. I havnt been allowed even to meet any of the company. All I can tell you is that the hero is a Frenchman [Savoyard is ra... ... to Billy Burjoyce—the producer, you know—and left it to him to select the company and so on. But I should have had to order the costumes if there had... ...e clown and policeman will make five. Thats why you wanted five men in the company. THE COUNT. My dear sir, you dont suppose I mean that vulgar, ugly,... ...OUNT . [interrupting in alarm] You did not say that the play was by her, I hope? SAVOYARD. No: thats been kept a dead secret. I just said your daughte...

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...ed love to Tibby. Love to Aunt Juley; how good of her to come and keep you company, but what a bore. Burn this. Will write again Thursday. ... ...er. We live like fighting-cocks, and Charles takes us out every day in the motor—a tomb with trees in it, a hermit’s house, a wonderful road that was ... ...xtend to them, however shyly, the emotions of fear and love. To Margaret—I hope that it will not set the reader against her—the station of King’s Cros... ... a nap of a hun- dred years, to such life as is conferred by the stench of motor-cars, and to such culture as is implied by the advertisements of anti... ...e her?” “Possibly.” “I’ll call you a cab. No; wait a mo—” He thought. “Our motor’s here. I’ll run you up in it.” “That is very kind.” “Not at all, if ... ...our train. You’ll see Miss Schlegel at lunch. You’re coming up to lunch, I hope?” “I should like to come UP,” said Mrs. Munt, not committing herself t... ...good many people. But his gaze was always fixed beyond the sea. It was his hope that the clouds of materialism obscuring the Fatherland would part in ... ...and they ruled alone at Wickham Place, she often absorbed the whole of the company, while Margaret—both were tremen- dous talkers—fell flat. Neither s... ...e goblins, and then a trio of elephants dancing”; and Tibby im- plored the company generally to look out for the transitional passage on the drum. “On...

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...NE: MAKING THE MOULD THE MOULD THE MOULD THE MOULD THE MOULD I I I I I THE COMPANY STOOD AT ATTENTION, each man looking straight before him at the emp... ...n, chests out, legs twitching and tired from the afternoon’s drilling, the company stood at atten- tion. Each man stared straight in front of him, som... ... who was the lieutenant, came to- wards them smiling. As he approached his company, the smile left his lips and he advanced his chin, walking with hea... ...unlight. Then there was a rutted road on which stood a long line of French motor trucks with hunched grey backs like elephants. Beyond these were more... ... such a willing bunch 55 John Dos Passos of men under me. And I certainly hope that we can manage to make as many promotions as possible—as many as p... ...stein to the Frenchman. “Are they all like that?” “Except a very few. It’s hopeless,” said Eisenstein, burying his face in his hands. “I often think o... ...walked hurriedly back to camp, splashed with mud by the long lines of grey motor trucks that were throbbing their way slowly through the main street, ... ...” said Fuselli. V V V V V Meadville stood near the camp gate, watching the motor trucks go by on the main road. Grey, lumbering, and mud-covered, they... ...it seethed to the surface. They had not treated him right, He felt full of hopeless anger against this vast treadmill to which he was bound. The endle...

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...ral ones— 4 The Doctor’s Dilemma: Preface on Doctors evolution is towards motors and leglessness, etc., etc., etc.” Now there is no calculation that ... ...ed to supply you with sixpenny-worth of the elixir of life, or the nearest motor garage for not having perpetual motion on sale in gallon tins. But if... ...ot having perpetual motion on sale in gallon tins. But if apothecaries and motor car mak- ers habitually advertized elixir of life and perpetual motio... ... for the press a case was tried in the Courts, of a man who sued a railway company for damages because a train had run over him and amputated both his... ...f for the sake of getting an idler’s pension at the expense of the railway company, being too dull to realize how much more he had to lose than to gai... ... bargain even if he had won his case and received damages above his utmost hopes. Thus amazing case makes it possible to say , with some pros- pect of... ...ailway porter has from eighteen to twenty- three shillings a week from the Company merely as a re- tainer; and his additional fees from the public, if... ...ich is likely to get worse until the average doctor either depends upon or hopes for an appointment in the public health service for his livelihood. S... ...s to be godlike, it is stupid, and in- deed blasphemous and despairing, to hope that the thirst for knowledge will either diminish or consent to be su...

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...ang a large map of South America, a pictorial advertisement of a steamship company, an impres- sive portrait of Gladstone, and several caricatures of ... ... to strangers, and a bit easier at home, like an Englishman, I’d be better company for you. BROADBENT . We get on well enough. Of course you have the ... ...h sudden anguish] Rosscullen! oh, good Lord, Rosscullen! The dullness! the hopelessness! the igno- rance! the bigotry! BROADBENT [matter-of-factly]. T... ... speech of a peasant. THE MAN. An is that yourself, Misther Grasshopper? I hope I see you well this fine evenin. THE GRASSHOPPER [prompt and shrill in... ...s not Larry’s fault: he was to have been here before me. He started in our motor an hour before Mr Doyle arrived, to meet us at Athenmullet, intending... ... be here at about ten. AUNT JUDY. There now! Fancy him trustn himself in a motor and we all expectn him! Just like him! he’d never do anything like an... ...s Other Island AUNT JUDY. Not a bit: we never have it airlier than this. I hope they gave you a good dinner at Athenmullet. BROADBENT [trying to conce... ...her and see her safe home. BROADBENT . I’m afraid it’s all the fault of my motor. Miss Reilly must not be left to wait and walk home alone at night. S... ...rney Doarn n Father Dempsey. Matthew, without wasting further words on the company, goes curtly into the house. LARRY [staring after him]. Is anything...

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...rst in motion set those beauteous things; So were to me occasion of good hope, The variegated skin of that wild beast, The hour of time, and the d... ...uch heaviness, With the affright that from her aspect came, That I the hope relinquished of the height. And as he is who willingly acquires, And... ...And thou shalt see those who contented are Within the fire, because they hope to come, Whene’er it may be, to the blessed people; To whom, then, i... ...he long theme, That many times the word comes short of fact. The sixfold company in two divides; Another way my sapient Guide conducts me Forth ... ...ut of it. 31 Dante The water was more sombre far than perse; And we, in company with the dusky waves, Made entrance downward by a path uncouth. A... ...discovered where it was, Even if backward I had turned myself, When we a company of souls encountered, Who came beside the dike, and every one G... ...on as in the foetus The articulation of the brain is perfect, The primal Motor turns to it well pleased At so great art of nature, and inspires ... ...pheres, As from the artisan the hammer’s craft, Forth from the blessed motors must proceed. The heaven, which lights so manifold make fair, From... ...t be sufficiently a king; ’T was not to know the number in which are The motors here above, or if ‘necesse’ With a contingent e’er ‘necesse’ make,...

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........................... 90 CANTO XXV. St. James examines Dante concerning Hope.—St. John appears,with a brightness so dazzling as to deprive Dante, f... ...otion and the virtue of the holy spheres must needs be inspired by blessed motors, as the work of the hammer by the smith. And the heaven, which so ma... ...urse, moved me to celebrate 40 so great a paladin; and with me moved this company.” 40 Literally, “to envy;” hence, perhaps, “to admire,” “to praise... ...om, in order that he might be a worthy king; not to know the number of the motors here on high, or if necesse with a contingent ever made necesse; 15 ... ... Regnum coelorum 15 suffers violence from fervent love, and from a living hope which vanquishes the divine will; not in such wise as man overcomes ma... ... righteous will, came back to his bones; and that was the reward of living hope; of living hope, which put its power in prayers made to God to raise h... ... behold than succor here.” 4 Thus he said to me, and then drew back to his company, and the company closed up; then like a whirlwind all gath- ered it... .... . St. Peter examines Dante concerning Faith, and approves his answer. “O COMPANY ELECT to the great supper of the blessed Lamb, who feeds you so tha... ... it; and even the reason sees it somewhat, for it would not admit that the motors could be so long without their perfection. 8 Now thou knowest where...

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...successors. Such rub- bish! The Stevenages are as good as the Antonines, I hope; and you are a Stevenage. But that was Andrew all over. There you have... ...ffer- ences. I really cannot bear an immoral man. I am not a Phari- see, I hope; and I should not have minded his merely doing wrong things: we are no... ...rah, and also on Charles’s. [Silence. Charles looks painfully unworthy]. I hope you are not going to object, Bar- bara. BARBARA. I! why should I? My f... ...r feet, anyway. SHIRLEY [calmly] Don’t you be afeerd. You ain’t such prime company that you need expect to be sought after. [He is about to go into th... ...s, if there is room for me. UNDERSHAFT. I can take two with me in a little motor I am experimenting with for field use. You won’t mind its be- ing rat... ...[appalled at the prospect of confronting Wilton Cres- cent in an unpainted motor] Oh I say! SARAH. The carriage for me, thank you. Barbara doesn’t min... ...ly. UNDERSHAFT . Thanks. [He pockets the matches]. LOMAX [lecturing to the company generally] Y ou know , these high explosives don’t go off like gunp...

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...holy Muses, since yours I am, and here let Calliope somewhat mount up, ac- companying my song with that sound of which the wretched Picae felt the str... ...y descended from Heaven, through whose prayers I succored this man with my company. But since it is thy will that more of our condition be unfolded to... ...ordains, which wills not that how it acts be revealed to us. Mad is he who hopes that our reason can traverse the infinite way which One Sub- stance i... ...d, and I was looking up around the rock, on the left hand appeared to me a company of souls who were moving their feet towards us, and seemed not, so ... ...nswered, “Let us go thither, for they come slowly, and do thou confirm thy hope, sweet son. That people was still as far, I mean after a thousand step... ... malediction the Eternal Love is not so lost that it cannot return, while hope hath speck of green. T rue is it, that whoso dies in contumacy of Holy... ...soon as in the foitus the articulation of the brain is perfect, the Primal Motor turns to it with joy over such art of nature, and inspires a new spir...

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...remanufactured. He knows that his death will make room for a birth; and he hopes that it will be a birth of something that he aspired to be and fell s... ...ents. But this does not happen always. Most children can be, and many are, hopelessly warped and wasted by parents who are ignorant and silly enough t... ...nd more noise, but who has also no scruples, and may therefore be very bad company for the child. Here we have come to the central fact of the questio... ...en dren are out of bed does the ordinary bread-winning father spend in the company of his children or even in the same building with them? The home ma... ...e called natural: in fact the evidence shews that it is easier to love the company of a dog than of a commonplace child between the ages of six and th... ...ries, a blasphemous habit of treating love and maternity as obscene jokes, hopelessness, evasion, derision, cowardice, and all the blackguard’s shifts... ...oing aimlessly what other people have to be paid to do: driving horses and motor cars; trying on dresses and walking up and down to shew them off; and... ...d enslave him; that the burglar will come and rob him; that the bicycle or motor car will run over him; that the smallpox will attack him; and that th... ...or us to examine carefully everything we have become accustomed to? Before motor cars became common, necessity had accus- tomed us to a foulness in ou...

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... to people of whom we know nothing. His manner was somewhat unfortunate. I hope I acted for the best.” “You acted very naturally,” said he. He seemed ... ...Lucy was pleased, and said: “I was hoping that he was nice; I do so always hope that people will be nice.” “I think he is; nice and tiresome. I differ... ... him on almost every point of any importance, and so, I expect—I may say I hope—you will differ. But his is a type one disagrees with rather than depl... ...similar as Miss Bartlett and Miss Lavish. They were always in each other’s company, with Lucy a slighted third. Miss Lavish he believed he understood,... ...ck her some great blue violets. She thanked him with real pleasure. In the company of this common man the world was beau- tiful and direct. For the fi... ...e trail of Tottenham Court Road was upon it; he could almost visualize the motor-vans of Messrs. Shoolbred and Messrs. Maple arriving at the door and ... ... though the season was now autumn. All that was gracious triumphed. As the motorcars passed through Summer Street they raised only a little dust, and ... ...esturing to each other against the blue. How glorious it was! The world of motor-cars and rural Deans receded inimitably. Wa- ter, sky, evergreens, a ... ...rster who kept on rising from her seat, and had to be begged by the united company to remain. “I have upset ev- erything. Bursting in on young people!...

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...own. If you ever want a quiet Saturday to Monday, I’ll take you down in my motor at an hours notice. RIDGEON. Just rolling in money! I wish you rich g... ... Delighted, my dear Loony. Come to lunch on Saturday next week. Bring your motor and take me down to Hertford. SCHUTZMACHER. I will. We shall be delig... ...be— RIDGEON. Never mind him, Walpole. He’s jealous. WALPOLE. By the way, I hope I’m not disturbing you two in anything private. 16 The Doctor’s Dilem... ...tube of your very excellent serum. You were out, unfortunately. RIDGEON. I hope they explained to you carefully— B. B. [waving away the absurd suggest... ...tion, and beams magnificently on them]. EMMY [looking in] Mr Walpole: your motor’s come for you; and it’s frightening Sir Patrick’s horses; so come al... ...agocytes! The vaccine doesnt affect the phagocytes at all. He’s all wrong: hopelessly, dangerously wrong. To put a tube of serum into his hands is mur... ... people who can be depended on to take care of themselves, he is wel- come company; and his artist’s power of appealing to the imagi- nation gains him... ...leaned out, we’d had enough of it: you can hardly suppose that we were fit company for longer than that: I an artist, and she quite out of art and lit... ...tand this. It is in question- able taste under any circumstances or in any company to harp on the subject of death; but it is a dastardly advantage to...

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...uced by three quarters? THE CLERK. It has. AUGUSTUS. And you have told the motor-car people to come here and arrange to start munition work now that t... ...-car people to come here and arrange to start munition work now that their motor business is stopped? THE CLERK. It ain’t stopped. They’re busier than... ...to take to drink instead. That saved my life, though it makes me very poor company in the mornings, as [hiccup- ing] perhaps you’ve noticed. AUGUSTUS.... ...rn you, she is very fascinating. AUGUSTUS. You need have no fear, madam. I hope she will come and try it on. Fascination is a game that two can play a...

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...f the cabin, to find his dogs harnessed and everything ready for the start. The company wished him good luck and a short chase, while Father Roubeau, h... ... JACK LONDON the fear of death, of God, of the universe, comes over him, — the hope of the Resurrection and the Life, the yearning for immortality, th... ...corded it, — the crawl The White Silence 17 ing into camp, if it can, in the hope of a moose being killed. Already penitent for his angry action, bu... ...s comrade’s pain was the dumb anguish in the woman’s face, the blended look of hopeful, hopeless query. Little was said; those of the Northland are ea... ...urs; they ’ll fetch at least five thousand, and I ’ve got as much more with the company. And handle my interests with yours. I think that bench claim w... ...Cuthfert’s evil star must have been in the ascendant, for he, too, joined this company of argonauts. He was an ordinary man, 26 JACK LONDON with a ba... ...coal wagon, and an east bound Kearny Street car, wildly clanging its gong, the motorman shouting defiance at the crossing policeman, was dashing forwar... ...amsters on the locked wag ons roared encouragement and their own delight. The motorman, smashing helmets with his controller bar, was beaten into ins... ...ered a head above the crowd. His arm was still about the woman. And she in the motorcar, watching, saw the pair cross Market Street, cross the Slot, a...

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... appeared. Amid tremendous excitement, Lord Palmerston formally opened the company’s first mine at Spinney Park, on the edge of Sherwood Forest. About... ... laid the cloth early, got out her best cups, with a little green rim, and hoped Morel would not come too soon; indeed, if he stayed for a pint, she w... ...impassive as stone, with mouth shut tight, he sickened with feebleness and hopelessness of spirit. He was turning drearily away, when he saw a drop of... ... that would have dragged her down. The weeks passed. Morel, almost against hope, grew bet- ter. He had a fine constitution, so that, once on the mend,... ....” “I don’t say I don’t like her. But I don’t hold with chil- dren keeping company, and never did.” “But you don’t mind our Annie going out with Jim I... ...ney also was taken from the pack. Then, because Wesson lived in one of the company’s houses, and his rent had been deducted, Morel and Barker 214 Son... ... home. Annie had her children. Mrs. Morel wanted to go home. So they got a motor-car from Nottingham—for she was too ill to go by train—and she was dr... ...s on tiptoe. Half the street turned out. They heard the sound of the great motor-car. Mrs. Morel, smil- ing, drove home down the street. “And just loo... ... silence. “But we want to get her home,” said Paul. “We s’ll have to get a motor-car.” Dawes lay thinking. “Why don’t you ask Thomas Jordan to lend yo...

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...rant of an Indian chief to the first Dowell, who left Farnham in Surrey in company with William Penn. Florence’s people, as is so often the case with ... ...he best landlords, so they said, in Hampshire, England. To the poor and to hopeless drunkards, as I myself have witnessed, he was like a painstaking g... ...nsider the lamentable history of Peire Vidal. Two years ago Florence and I motored from Biarritz to Las Tours, which is in the Black Mountains. In the... ... hounds, I think. And that poor devil beside me was in an agony. Absolute, hopeless, dumb agony such as passes the mind of man to imagine. III IT WA S... ...hing whatever. Noth- ing. There was in it neither joy nor despair; neither hope nor fear; neither boredom nor satisfaction. He seemed to perceive no s... ...ly want in the way of amusements fitting to our station—that we could take motor cars and carriages by the day; that we could give each other dinners ... ... princes, of republics, of municipalities. A rough bit of road beneath the motor tyres, a couple of succeeding “thank’ee-marms” with their quick jolts... ... the year 1899, she set out with her uncle for the tour round the world in company with a young man called Jimmy. But that was not merely a coincidenc... ...d the same configura- tion of the lungs as her Uncle Hurlbird. And, in his company, she must have heard a great deal of heart talk from specialists. A...

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...es? THE DAUGHTER. No. I’ve nothing smaller than sixpence. THE FLOWER GIRL [hopefully] I can give you change for a tanner, kind lady. THE MOTHER [to Cl... ... like it himself. THE MOTHER. It’s quite fine now, Clara. We can walk to a motor bus. Come. [She gathers her skirts above her ankles and hurries off t... ... away, only I thought perhaps you wanted her to talk into your machines. I hope I’ve not done wrong; but really you see such queer people sometimes—yo... ... can do it better than Mr. Higgins, though he may not always mean it. I do hope, sir, you won’t encourage him to do anything foolish. HIGGINS [becomin... ... to be. He goes to the central window, through which, with his back to the company, he contemplates the river and the flowers in Battersea Park on the... ... out of my way; for I won’t stop for you. You talk about me as if I were a motor bus. LIZA. So you are a motor bus: all bounce and go, and no consider... ...st them nothing, and saved them the price of their Sunday dinners; for the motor car was the Colonel’s; and he and Higgins paid the hotel bills. Mr. F...

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...dignity and importance of the matter with which it had to deal, and in the hope that the treatment of subsequent witnesses and the final re- port migh... ... party on the Committee. They had simply been thoughtless in the matter. I hope nobody will suppose that this in any way exonerates them. When people ... ...rely reading the prompt copy. But it would certainly dis- appoint the main hope of its advocates: the hope that it would protect and foster the higher... ...been appallingly frequent of late years. Railway travelling has its risks; motoring has its risks; aeroplaning has its risks; every advance we make co... ... suffer from. People who realize these evils shriek for the suppression of motor cars, the virtual imprisonment and enslavement of the young, the pass... ...t by law the Court could do nothing to him except order him to wind up his company. Some such vision as this must have come to Lord Gorell when he at ... ...ngels where youre going to. OTHERS. Aha! Devils, more likely. And too good company for a horse-thief. ALL. Horse-thief! Horse-thief! Horse-thief! BLAN... ... that when I was drunk I was in a state of innocence. T emptations and bad company and evil thoughts passed by me like the summer wind as you might sa...

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...said you had some very interesting discussions about values. Now we are going to discuss another source of our motivations.‖ —―Right. Hopefu... ...e world my plan! But, unfortunately, I do not. I have neither an infinite mind nor infinite knowledge so I cannot approach certainty. My only hope i... ..., and many of our daily choices. So there are many factors that may motivate us—and most of them are probably not consciously decided. But we hope t... .... Often guys have to act physically tough because inside they feel inferior—no education, poor job, can‘t carry on a conversation. Look at the motorc... ...whole--to be civilized. I agree to a large degree. But being alone is not bad. Solitude is not loneliness—because you have your better self as compan... ...rking, playing, dancing, or swimming. Some of these are constructive activities, some are meaningless. Being overly aggressive in the use of a motor ... ... may deny that there are problems in the marriage when such problems really exist. Still another may deny the reality of the danger of riding motorc...

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...lish write beautiful notes.” The warmest of welcomes to your little man. I hope he will appreciate his native land now he has come to it. Though you h... ... which I found in the potting-shed and am having put in or- der for you. I hope little George—Lashmar, he will be too, won’t he?—will live to see his ... ... hair up, one eye on the stranger, who had dropped on a mat in a helpless, hopeless sort of way, all four feet spread out, sighing heavily. She settle... ...dah looking out on the Mall; and well I knew what he expected. Sometimes a company of soldiers would move along on their way to the Fort, and Garm rol... ...these in- valids of mine make to get back to barracks. There’s a man in my company now asked me for leave to go back to cantonments to pay a debt he’d... ... open the top of a cap. Our shaft-bearings are C.M.C. (Commercial Minerals Company) stones, ground with as much care as the lens of a telescope. They ... ...s of Auroral Derangements are still imperfectly understood. Any overheated motor may of course “seize” without warning; but so many complaints have re... ...etent Plane and Dirigible Driver, acquainted with Petrol Radium and Helium motors and generators. Low- level work only, but must understand heavy-weig... ... W. C. (urgent.) FOR SALE—A BARGAIN—Single Plane, narrow-gauge vans, Pinke motor. Restayed this autumn. Hansen air-kit, 58 in. chest, 153 collar. Can ...

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...failure. But what did you want? Owing to your unfortunate habit—you now, I hope, feel its inconvenience—of not explaining yourself, I have had to disc... ...ents are negligible as elements in prac- tical heredity has demolished the hopes of the educationists as well as the terrors of the degeneracy mongers... ... is a view like any other view and no more, neither true nor false, but, I hope, a way of looking at the subject which throws into the familiar order ... ...Doyle is deliberate; and the metamorphosis of Leporello into Enry Straker, motor engineer and New Man, is an intentional dramatic sketch for the conte... ...oman is not only wicked, but intends to go on being wicked, she and I part company. ANN. Oh, Miss Ramsden, what do you mean? What has Violet said? RAM... ...ct II On the carriage drive in the park of a country house near Richmond a motor car has broken down. It stands in front of a clump of trees round whi... ...er overcoat and pitches it into the car. The chauffeur (or automobilist or motoreer or whatever England may presently decide to call him) looks round ... ... extremely difficult to decide whether he is worth knowing; for whilst his company is undeni- ably pleasant and enlivening, there is intellectually no... ...of the spread of music among the masses; but I object to your obliging the company whenever Miss Whitefield’s name is mentioned. You did it this morni...

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...people to whom it was implicitly addressed, and also their unjustifi- able hopes. They were unjustifiable, but who was to tell them that? I mean who w... ...any acts of faith of which the first would be the cherishing of an undying hope; and hope, it will not be contested, implies all the piety of effort a... ...tellectual, as distin- guished from emotional, humility. What one feels so hopelessly barren in declared pessimism is just its arrogance. It seems as ... ...m. Somehow or other, how you cannot tell, the flight over the country in a motor-car, its sen- sations, its fatigue, its vast topographical range, its... ...thanks to a friend who had travelled there out of pure kindness to bear me company in a con- juncture which, in a most private sense, was some- what t... ...will become presently as ob- solete as the sail. The pilot boarded us in a motor- dinghy. More and more is mankind reducing its physical activities to... ...the highest signal of commendation complimenting a ship (that is, a ship’s company) on some achievements consists exactly of those two simple words “W... ...en we had a thief amongst us. Our thief! Behold the solidarity of a ship’s company. He couldn’t be to us like any other thief. We all had to live unde... ...e. You are at night on the bridge in charge of a 150,000 tons ship, with a motor track, organ-loft, etc., etc., with a full cargo of passengers, a ful...

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...— Failure, or vain success of every life—Pessimism of all pure naturalism— Hopelessness of Greek and Ro- 6 The V arieties of Religious Experience man... ...ics of the faith-state: sense of truth; the world appears new— Sensory and motor automatisms— Permanency of conversions. 7 William James LECTURES XI,... ... them should turn to pages 501-509, and to the “Postscript” of the book. I hope to be able at some later day to express them in more explicit form. 1... ...t the current, here and at Aberdeen, has begun to run from west to east, I hope it may continue to do so. As the years go by, I hope that many of my c... ... and his immediate disciples were, on the 83 William James whole, of this company of spirits, of which there are of course infinite varieties. Rousse... ...oubts, fears and insistent ideas, and a victim of verbal automatisms, both motor and sen- sory. These were usually texts of Scripture which, [80] My e... ...life, but found no rest of conscience. I now began to be esteemed in young company, who knew nothing of my mind all this while, and their esteem began... ... heart, with the solicitations of my associates, and my fondness for young company, were such strong allurements, I would again give way, and thus I g... ...ystallize about it. We may say that the heat and liveliness mean only the “motor efficacy,” long de- ferred but now operative, of the idea; but such t...

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...ust be quite as exceptional in Asia as a man with a carriage-and-pair or a motor car is in Europe, where, nev- ertheless we may all have as many carri... ... is in Europe, where, nev- ertheless we may all have as many carriages and motors as we can afford to pay for. Kulin polygyny, though unlimited, is no... ...ing solemn vows that it shall not happen, are either insincere, insane, or hopelessly stupid. There is some sense in a contract to perform or abstain ... ...or conduct. We may be enthusiastic Liberals or Conserva- tives without any hope of seats in Parliament, knighthoods, or posts in the Government, becau... ... which they have to observe among strangers, or, as they put it, “be- fore company.” And here the effects of indissoluble marriage- for-better-for-wor... ...lies can be exposed as an Augean stable, so filthy that it would seem more hopeful to burn it down than to attempt to sweep it out. And this latter vi... ...he got sensible at last and took his advice. George always liked change of company. MRS BRIDGENORTH. What an odious woman, Collins! Dont you think so?... ...rst of modern bullets: Ive never been hit by a dum- dum. When I was only a company officer I had at least the right to expose myself to death in the f... ...ished at the nearest mother’s meet- ing, and the other half at the nearest motor garage. Do you call these chaps gentlemen? Do you call them Englishme...

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...tyre rendered a comfortable mechanically driven road vehicle possible, the motor-car set an enormous premium on the development of very light, very ef... ...n of muscle and courage were braving the dangers of the cricket field. The motor-car and its engine was being worked out “over there,” while in this c... ...world, while Brazilians, Frenchmen, Americans and Germans fly. That we are hopelessly behindhand in aeronautics is not a fact by itself. It is merely ... ..., with no ambition to lead the country. I met a Boy Scout recently. He was hopeful in his way, but a little inadequate, I thought, as a basis for conf... ...hat I can’t judge—it is an ice yacht travelling on perfect ice. The finest motor-car in the world on the best road would be a joggling, quivering thin... ...om a little excursion. He had left London last Saturday week at midday; he hoped to be back by Thursday; and he had talked to the President in Washing... ...ssible in the private adventure of the solitary pro- prietor or the single company, and on the other some more completely organised development of the... ...plications and appropriate to the climate of those agree- able spaces. The company about me on the clouds varies greatly with the mood of the vision, ... ...hem, it may be, have grown up and intermarried, new ones have joined their company, but few, if any, have disappeared, and it is alike in his resembla...

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...ng hard to control him- self] Thats enough, thank you. You dont suppose, I hope, that I should have come down if I had known that that was how you fel... ...against something solid: some decent chap’s fist, for instance. BENTLEY. I hope your beastly fist may come up against a mad bull or a prizefighter’s n... ...ook at it. What I say is that everybody’s business is nobody’s business. I hope I’m not a hard man, nor a narrow man, nor unwilling to pay reasonable ... ...ink youre young, do you? You think I’m old? [energetically shaking off his motoring coat and hanging it up with his cap]. BENTLEY. [helping him with t... ...? LINA. No: the highest. TARLETON. What do most of them come to? Diamonds? Motor cars? Furs? Villa at Monte Carlo? LINA. Oh yes: all that. And sometim... ...oo pre- occupied with his own affairs to pay any attention to those of the company. BENTLEY. I say: has anybody seen Hypatia? She promised to come out... ...otten bourgeoisie! This!— MRS TARLETON. Dont you dare use such language in company. I wont allow it. TARLETON. All right, Chickabiddy: it’s not bad la... ... lay hands on me? TARLETON. Let him run for it, Mr Percival. Hes very poor company. We shall be well rid of him. Let him go. PERCIVAL. Not until he ha...

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...it could be made stable, it would mean that society was stratified and all hope of improvement dead. II II II II II PURPOSE OF PUNISHMENT PURPOSE OF P... ...the Romans. The reason for the doctrine was the belief that resistance was hopeless, and that God who had the power would in his own time visit on the... ...estion. From this everything follows, and without it change or humanity or hope is not possible. It is true that insane asylums, homes for the feeble-... ... instincts and emotions are incident to every liv- ing machine and are the motor forces that impel the organ- ism. They do not think. They act, and ac... ...egarious instinct is pro- nounced in many people. These are always seen in company and cannot be alone. They readily adapt themselves to any sort of a... ...lmost no one is free from the disease. Conservative business men must have motor cars; clerks and salaried people who cannot afford them must get them... ...laces him at a disadvantage with his asso- ciates, and drives him into the company of others who feel that the world is against them and that a life o...

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... of our work, we said we were looking backward in order to look forward.We hope that the terrible losses chronicled in this report can create somethin... ...uments and witnesses, and the Government Printing Office and W.W. Norton & Company for helping to get this report to the broad public. We conclude thi... ...r minds as we studied these problems and considered the views of others.We hope our report will encourage our fellow citizens to study, reflect—and ac... ...es, the job of the controller was to reach out to the aircraft, the parent company of the aircraft, and other planes in the vicinity in an attempt to ... ...ling of jets was not discussed. 182 In Sarasota, Florida, the presidential motorcade was arriving at the Emma E. Booker Elementary School, where Presi... ...ion made during this time was to return to Washington. 205 The President’s motorcade departed at 9:35, and arrived at the airport between 9:42 and 9:4... ...ions. Fulfilling his bargain with T urabi, Bin Ladin used his construction company to build a new highway from Khartoum to Port Sudan on the Red Sea c... ...49 But while the effort failed, it shows what Bin Ladin and his associates hoped to do. One of the al Qaeda representatives explained his mission:“it’... ...ed on physical fitness, firearms, close quarters com- bat, shooting from a motorcycle, and night operations.Although the subjects taught differed litt...