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...y of the officers of the mercantile marine. He organised for us courses of professional lectures, St. John ambu- lance classes, corresponded industrio... ...e grow- ing disquiet in the great restlessness of the ocean, and responded professionally to it with the thought that at eight o’clock, in another hal... ...the habitations of men left some way behind, our thoughts ran not upon the ethics of conduct but upon the simpler human problem of shel- ter and food.... ...s eas- ily amused. But when his hilarity had exhausted it- self, he made a professional remark in a self-asser- tive but quavering voice: “Can’t expec...

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... was that the royal livery belonged of right to the mail-coachmen as their professional dress. But that was an error. To the guard it did belong, I be... ...a field for displaying to mankind his royal scar- let!), whilst inspecting professionally the buckles, the straps, and the silvery turrets* of his har... ...himself transferred to this station for the purpose of connecting with his professional pursuits an instant readiness for the calls of his lawsuit. Me... ...e his- tory of ethical teaching. Aristotle wrote the so-called Nicomachean Ethics. According to his teaching, “ethical vir- tue is that permanent dire...

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... taught, but also a work to be worked. Now, the first we find again in the ethics of the counterfeit Essenes—which ought not to sur- prise us at all;... ...cies of the Christian faith? In Essenism we find again a saintly scheme of ethics; but where is the scheme of mediation? In the Roman church, there ha... ...ed about his twenty-sixth year. 2 Cicero, in a well-known passage of his “Ethics”, speaks of trade as irredeemably base, if petty, but as not so abso... ...etty smartly by the thicket.” T om replied in a tone of importance to this professional appeal. General valedictions were exchanged, the landlord bowe... ...few wild notions or lawless principles adopted into his creed of practical ethics, but that brutal transfiguration of the entire character, which occu... ...pmanship. 6 By the way, when it is considered that one half of a sailor’s professional science refers him to the stars, (though it is true the other ...

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...So far he is strictly within the truth,” said little Hartopp. “Observe the ethics of it, Prout.”) “Oh, you were sporting with them, were you? I must s... ...ater influence for good or evil than you have. You know I don’t talk about ethics and moral codes, because I don’t believe that the young of the human... ...our companies were full strength. “Still the beast had a certain amount of professional feel- ing left. He sent one of his aunt’s clan by night to tel...

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... things that he has bought with his money or acquired—provided he is not a professional or habitual dealer in such property—will be in- alienably his,... ...tly be- come quite heated and impersonal in the discussion of sci- entific professionalism. He was—absorbed. I can’t attempt to explain these vivid sp... ...indling amount of small change out of a gold coin, upon which I suppose in ethics and the law some native Utopian had a better claim. We may already h... ...indices with cross references to the main one, arranged under names, under professional qualifications, under dis- eases, crimes and the like. These i... ...d think of a private flour mill or dairy farm. Business, private work, and professional practice go on some- times in the house apartments, but often ... ...are forbidden them, though they may lecture authoritatively or debate. But professional mimicry is not only held to be undignified in a man or woman, ...

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...ate amount be well applied. All these, and other wonderful improvements in ethics, religion, and literature, being made plain to my comprehension by t... ... much of moderate ability in the carver as to induce him, in the dearth of professional sympathy, to cultivate his acquaintance. On entering the shop,... ... expressed. He could make nothing of the lad. Owen’s appre hension of the professional mysteries, it is true, was incon ceivably quick; but he altog...

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...kewise her thoughts. CHAPTER VII BETWEEN A GENERAL MAN OF THIN WORLD AND A PROFESSIONAL RATHER EARLIER in the afternoon of that day, Simeon Fenellan, ... ...im further. ‘ Acting on behalf of clients, you understand, Mr. Fenellan.’ ‘Professional, but charitable; I am with you.’ ‘Poor things! we—if we have t... ...hip: by no means to discover that the coupling of his native bias with his professional duty was unprofitable nowadays. Wariness, however, was not som... ...ndemned the speculator as a description of gambler. An erratic severity in ethics is easily overlooked by the enthusiast for things old English. She w... ... oft-petitioning wish through the years, that she had entered the ranks of professional sing- ers, upon whom the moral scrutiny is not so microscopic,... ... but cry unheard when there is no cynic near. Mr. Barmby laid-on solemnly. Professional devoutness is deemed more righteous on such occasions than poe...

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...e conversation always turned to religion: the theo- logical student took a professional interest in it, and Hayward welcomed a subject in which hard f... ...the Christian dogmas it never occurred to him to criticise the Chris- tian ethics; he accepted the Christian virtues, and indeed thought it fine to pr... ... for morality: I don’t care a damn for morality: teaching doesn’t come in, ethics and all that, but passion and emotion. The greatest portrait painter... ... not believe in it were never satis- fied till they had framed a system of ethics in accordance with that of the Sermon on the Mount. It seemed hardly... ...en used to; many are the sons of doctors who have already something of the professional manner; their career is mapped out: as soon as they are qualif... ...op I saw you was a gentleman in every sense of the word. Was your father a professional man?” “He was a doctor. ” “You can always tell a professional ... ... healthy man’s jovial condescension, which some consultants achieve as the professional manner. He made the patient feel like a boy con- fronted by a ... ...munion plate. Mr. Simmonds shook hands silently with Philip, and then with professional gravity went to the sick man’s side. Philip and the maid went ...

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... Genestas. “But, rich or poor, will ten francs a day (not in- cluding your professional services) be acceptable to you?” “Nothing could be less accept... ...is might alone that governs the world. I have never charged a penny for my professional advice, except to those who were evidently rich people; but I ... ...curus permitted suicide. Was it not the natural out- come of his system of ethics? The gratification of the senses was to be obtained at any cost; and...

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... honestly by anything from the outer world; nor had his cell ever lacked a professional anchorite. The Freiherr of his day had been a devout man, who ... ...some observing all the humours around, others still intent on Aristotelian ethics; all men of high fame, with doctor at the beginning of their names, ...

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...’s Alice getting on, Vee?” Finally, on the Day, he ap- peared like his old professional self transfigured, in the most beautiful light gray trousers A... ...I don’t know whether I shall go on,” said Gwen, a novel note of languorous professionalism creeping into her voice. “The other women don’t much like i... ...hen Ann V eronica could attend again she found the men were discussing the ethics of the depreciation of house prop- erty through the increasing tumul...

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...re. Sailors will understand what I mean.” Marlow nodded. “It is a strictly professional feeling,” he com- mented. “But other professions or trades kno... ...ly jarred upon me was the rate of his walking. Differences in politics, in ethics and even in aesthetics need not arouse angry antagonism. One’s opini... ...f the passage—it would be a rough night, she thought—and who insisted in a professionally busy manner, “Let me make you comfortable down below at once... ...y of a young man too much concerned with the creditable performance of his professional duties to observe what in the nature of things is not easily o...

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...s and attire, implying that he had hardly as yet found the entrance to his professional groove. That he was a desultory tentative student of something... ...ad no longer been 176 Phase the Fourth — The Consequence required to ride professionally, as if expecting the old times to come back again. He had a ... ...lace; but anything was better than gallantry. When two o’clock arrived the professional reed drawers tossed off the last half pint in their flagon, put... ...were sublimed by his death, and influenced Clare more than all the reasoned ethics of the philosophers. His own parochialism made him ashamed by its co...

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...den decay? Does he ever see her beauty at all, or doesn’t he simply view her professionally, and comment upon her unwholesome condition all to himself... ...eshments and Et eshments and Et eshments and Et eshments and Et eshments and Ethics hics hics hics hics IN REGARD TO I SLAND 74, which is situated n... ...I avoided conversation in order to indulge these appetites. There were three professional gamblers on board—rough, repulsive fellows. I never had any ... ...ou ass!” thundered Backus, covering his man with a cocked revolver. “ I’ m a professional gambler myself, and I’ve been laying for you duffers all thi...

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...interested. With a transparent hypocrisy I said, “And you want my help, my professional services maybe, to find that person.” He smiled, and looked at... ...stock. Ours is a live paper, not a bag of tricks. None of your clock- work professional journalism in this office. And I can rely on your integrity——”... ...en their awful hold upon me. My manners grow so flamboyant, my passions so professional, that I doubt, as I said at the outset, whether it is really m... ...making a hasty sketch of it. His mind was full of this grotesque puzzle in ethics that had suddenly been sprung upon him. Should he identify it? or sh...

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... Michaud who finds fault with Sibilet. They say he’ll get him sent away.” “Professional jealousy!” exclaimed Fourchon. “I’ll bet you would like to get... ...ot our own self-interest. Change! you must change your morals, change your ethics, and that will change your laws.” Though deeply moved as she listene...

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...clear-sighted as hers and mine cannot deceive each other. Between two such professional duellists the combat cannot last long. Therefore I may as well... ...them; they felt that a second love was unworthy of them, and so forth. His ethics were of the highest order; shedding incense on the altar where he kn...

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....” “Go in—and look out for yourself,” cried another with a laugh. A little professional jealousy was unavoidable, Wajo, on account of its chronic stat... ...even in his hands. There is a moral situation here which must be solved.” “Ethics of blackmail,” commented Mr. Travers with 220 The Rescue unexpected...

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... by hearsay. Bathsheba too had her sample bags, and by degrees adopted the professional pour into the hand — holding up the grains in her narrow palm ... ...rately truthful towards men, but to women lied like a Cretan — a system of ethics above all others calculated to win popularity at the first flush of ad... ...distinct from special advice, I never go to a man who deals in the subject professionally. So I like the parson’s opinion on law, the lawyer’s on doct...

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... was saved. His powers of defence were indeed remarkable. I saw the famous professional cricketer Lillywhite play once at Eton in his time, and becomi... ...Life of John Coleridge Patteson pion English eleven, one of the most noted professional crick- eters, meeting him in the street, addressed him confide... ...- dation of trust in God, and a due appreciation of his mortal, as well as professional condition. I never saw a hand set on the plough stead with mor... ...d I, in those days, never thought of comparing the heathen and Chris- tian ethics, and the great writers had no charm for me. ‘Then my French. If I ha... ...ng comfortably on £800 a year, or a cler- gyman in his living of £400. The professional income of the one increases, and a fatter living is given to t...