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...s a child any longer. He is still quite a boy in his habits and ideas; but physically he is rap- idly springing up into a young man. That reminds me o... ...nd, much pleased with his novice’s game, promised to give him a scientific education and make a man of him. The champion now sent for his wife, whom h... ... I think I may say with truth that I never imposed a task of absolutely no educational value on you. I fear you found the hours you spent over my mone... ... the possessor of a large fortune. “I did not think, when I undertook your education, that I was laying the foundation of any comfort for myself. For ... ...t chaperone yon. She has received only an ordinary 33 George Bernard Shaw education, and her experience of society is derived from lo- cal subscripti... ...and stealthily hitting his bent knee as if it were another person’s face. “Physical or moral science?” persisted Lydia. “Physical science,” said Cashe... ...ppreciate the truth of that. Perhaps all the science that is not at bottom physical science is only pre- tentious nescience. I have read much of physi... ...tronger and straighter than nine out of ten men.” “You set a high value on physical qualifications then. So do I.” 59 George Bernard Shaw “Only from ... ...-room as yours, Mrs. Hoskyn. There was a fitness in rebuking it by skilled physical violence. Con- sider the prodigious tact of it, too! One gentleman...

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...mpaign of 1813) flow from the same sources—the circumstances of his birth, education, and life—that made his personality what it was and from which th... ...l this had been prepared by innumerable so-called chances in his life: his education, his early liberalism, the advisers who surrounded him, and by Au... ... exercising their functions remains unnoticed. She talked only because she physically needed to exercise her tongue and lungs. She cried as a child do... ... mother as showing their characters or sug- gesting general reflections on educational methods. They were for the most part quite insignificant trifle... ...one man over others. 76 War and Peace – Epilogues It cannot be the direct physical power of a strong man over a weak one—a domination based on the ap... ...ong man over a weak one—a domination based on the application or threat of physical force, like the power of Hercules; nor can it be based on the effe... ...f the millions they ruled over. If the source of power lies neither in the physical nor in the moral qualities of him who possesses it, it must eviden... ...y and vice versa. Morally the wielder of power appears to cause the event; physically it is those who submit to the power. But as the moral activity i...

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...that his offence was sedition and insurrection; that he was an advocate of physical force; and that he had killed his man. The choice of Barabbas thus... ...e of Barabbas thus appears as a popular choice of the militant advocate of physical force as against the unresisting advocate of mercy. 33 Preface to... ...le, and justified himself both to the Jewish law and to Caesar. And he had physical force at his command to back up his arguments: all that was needed... ...traction and an overwhelming repugnance and disgust. We have two tyrannous physical passions: concupiscence and chastity. We become mad in pursuit of ... ... the eastern denominations accept the saying. It is also ac- cepted by the physically enterprising, the explorers, the rest- lessly energetic of all k... ...n to a mischievous intolerance which an empire should use its con- trol of education to eradicate. On the other hand, Governments cannot really divest...

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...you ever thought of your tens of thousands of slaves? Have you helped them physically and morally? No! Y ou have profited by their toil to lead a prof... ... Square, one side of which symbolized God, an- other moral things, a third physical things, and the fourth a combination of these. Now and then his at... ...aid Prince Andrew, “Y ou talk of schools,” he went on, crooking a finger, “education and so forth; that is, you want to raise him” (pointing to a peas... ...48 War and Peace – Book Five you say, ‘lighten his toil.’ But as I see it, physical labor is as essential to him, as much a condition of his existence... ...d go to the drink shop or fall ill. Just as I could not stand his terrible physical labor but should die of it in a week, so he could not stand my phy...

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...timate friend. She was married in 1773 to John George Schlosser. Goethe’ s education was irregular. French culture gave at this time the prevailing to... ...ures on literature, and even joined his private class. His real university education was derived from intercourse with his friends. First among these ... ...de Lessing his librarian. The duke of Würtemberg paid special attention to education; he promoted the views of Schubart, and founded the school in whi... ...iage had been left a widow at nineteen, with two sons. She committed their education to Count Görz, a prominent char- 26 Autobiography acter in the h... ...onsequently , when they went so far as to excite anger, were repelled with physical force, or at least excited strange reflections in me which could n... ...id this commu- nity, this confidence, remain during the development of our physical and moral powers. That interest of youth; that amaze- ment at the ... ... I revenged my fault upon myself, by assaulting in various frantic ways my physical nature, in order to inflict some hurt on my moral nature, contribu... ...ak it out? We will make the attempt. In moral and religious, as well as in physical and civil, mat- ters, man does not like to do any thing on the spu... ..., which was the more neces- sary, as the mode of its preparation, both for physical, and especially for moral, reasons, could not be well communi- cat...

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... consanguinity. In short, by depending wholly on the coarse humors and the physical fascination of sex, they comply with all the formulable requiremen... ...sk her whether I wasnt. She’d never have make the money that paid for your education if it hadnt been for my advice and help, not to mention the money... ... do you mean? CROFTS. Only that youve always lived on it. It paid for your education and the dress you have on your back. Dont turn up your nose at bu... ...se it had: do you think it would not have been a relief to have some sharp physical pain tearing through me? FRANK [coaxingly] Take it ever so easy, d... ... not what you are now, with your pride and your prejudices and the college education you stole from me: yes, stole: deny it if you can: what was it bu...

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...ble to have too much of a good thing. Being convinced that duty, industry, education, loyalty, patriotism and respectability are good things (and I am... ...ork is more ruinous than the craze for drink; when he can afford secondary education for his sons you find three out of every five of them with their ... ...y, the ideas of the revolutionary Wagner of 1848 are taught neither by the education nor the experience of En- glish and American gentlemen-amateurs, ... ...ke modern young ladies. That the poor dwarf is repulsive to their sense of physical beauty and their romantic conception of heroism, that he is ugly a... ...t Wagner sought always for some point of contact between his ideas and the physical senses, so that people might not only think or imagine them in the... ...ntitled The Impossibilities of Anarchism, which explains why, owing to the physical constitution of our globe, society cannot effectively organize the... ...imated beer casks, too lazy and conceited to practise the self-control and physical training that is expected as a matter of course from an acrobat, a... ...agner. Abominably as the Ger- mans sing, it is astonishing how they thrive physically on his leading parts. His secret is the Handelian secret. Instea...

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...peasants, from the damp smell of the river, and to cast off the feeling of physical uncleanliness of which she was con- scious all the time, living in... ... and she imagined herself sitting motionless beside Dymov and enjoying the physical peace and cleanliness, and in the evening sitting in the theatre, ... ...only spent the summer holidays with us. I never had time to look after her education. I only superintended it at leisure moments, and so I can say ver... ...no one in my family knows any- thing of his origin nor of the place of his education, nor of his means of livelihood. He neither plays nor sings, but ... ...fore and indifferent? If this change is the result of a general decline of physical and intellectual powers — I am ill, you know, and every day I am l... ...lic prosecutor to the defendants, among whom there were two ladies of good education. I believe I did not exaggerate at all when I told him that the p... ...ot gospel truth, and uttered such truths in the tone of a prime minister. ‘Education is essential, but for the peasants it is premature.’ ‘Corporal pu... ...Alehin began, “ever since I left the University. I am an idle gentleman by education, a studious person by disposition; but there was a big debt owing...

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... warranty of a large estate to the young poet. Having received a classical education in England, he returned home and entered the University of Virgin... ...n- tional combinations of words, a capacity wholly dependent on a delicate physical organization, and an unhappy memory. An early poem is only remarka... ...in the solemn and stately gloom which invests one, and in the subtle meta- physical analysis of both, indications of the idiosyncrasies of what was mo... ...from hearsay, and we mention it in connec- tion with this sad infirmity of physical constitution; which puts it upon very nearly the ground of a tempo... ... the interest which had been excited within me. The lim- ited nature of my education in general, and more especially my ignorance on subjects connecte... ...ve. I anticipated nothing less than death, and death in a few minutes. The physical suffering I underwent contributed also to render me nearly incapab... ...s, in the first place, wholly directed to the contemplation of the general physical appearance of the moon. It lay beneath me like a chart — and altho... ...o, like you and me, have had, at the same time, the advantages of a modern education. Therefore cease to regard that sea, and give your whole attentio...

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...as Goethe, Schiller, and Byron. Moreover, despite his exclu- sively French education, he was simple in speech and hated originality (which he called t... ...nds who were of the same standing as himself, who had had the same sort of education, and who saw things from the same point of view: wherefore he gre... ... as well as to learn how to comport themselves in society. What sort of an education could they have got in the country? The eldest boy will soon be t... ...r placing them at a boarding-school. You know my objection to that kind of education. I do not know, dear, whether you will accede to my request, but ... ...d to save them. The moral nature of man is more tenacious of life than the physical, and grief never kills. After a time Grandmamma’s power of weeping...

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...a machine that is likely to throw him out of work, or the public technical education of unskilled la- borers’ sons to compete with him, so the doctor ... ...ures of man- kind, and that the detection of its Protean disguises as law, education, medicine, discipline, sport and so forth, is one of the most dif... ...f sacrificing animals in various cruel ways under cover of sport, fashion, education, discipline, and even, when the cruel sacrifices are human sacrif... ...tion that science recognizes any such step in evolution as the step from a physical organism to an immortal soul. That conceit has been taken out of a... ...isons between two social classes with different standards of nutrition and education are palmed off as comparisons between the results of a cer- tain ...

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...s Margaret listened, sitting on the haughty nephew’s knee. It was a unique education for the little girls. The haughty nephew would be at Wickham Plac... ...said Mrs. Wilcox gravely, while her neighbour, a young man low down in the Education Office, began to discuss what people who lived at Stettin ought t... ... keep the life of the spirit dawdling round them. Then they withdraw. When physical passion is involved, there is a definite name for such behaviour—f... ... upstairs. He suffered acutely. Pain came over him in spasms, as if it was physical, and even while he was about to eat, his eyes would fill with tear... ...ia had gone there too. Helen loved the country, and her letter glowed with physical exercise and poetry. She spoke of the scenery, quiet, yet august; ... ... sisters sent him there that he might make friends, for they knew that his education had been cranky, and had severed him from other boys and men. He ... ...ese little driblets, distributed among too many, that do the harm. Money’s educational. It’s far more educational than the things it buys.” There was ... ... I shall never believe you like him.” “I do. Firstly, because he cares for physical adven- ture, just as you do. Yes, you go motoring and shoot- ing; ... ...l never, under- stand.” Thus she spoke before the wedding ceremony and the physical union, before the astonishing glass shade had fallen that interpos...

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...nd so delicately colored that she looked like a cheerful thought more than a physical reality; while Peony expanded in breadth rather than height, an... ...hat embraced all mankind in its affections, and had room for more. It was an education only to look at it. According to the belief of many people, the... ... mind and heart. The Idea that possessed his life had operated as a means of education; it had gone on cultivating his powers to the highest point of ... ...the tales, that I loathe the very thought of them, and actually experience a physical sickness of the stomach, when ever I glance at them on the tabl...

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...body, nor how quickly it can move it. Thus, when men say that this or that physical action has its origin in the mind, which latter has dominion over ... ... are naturally prone to hatred and envy, which latter is fostered by their education. For parents are accustomed to incite their children to virtue so... ...sily gather from what has been said, that this depends in great measure on education. Parents, by reprobating the former class of actions, and by freq...

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... see why I shouldn’t tell you most things about my birth and parentage and education.” “Talk away. If you bore us, we have books.” With this invitatio... ...I feel that as it’s like this, we can’t ever hope to give him the ordinary education. Perhaps you could think it over too.” No. “I am sure that things... ...was all on the side of his father. Mr. Ansell was not merely a man of some education; he had what no education can bring—the power of detecting what i... ...the important thing. The important thing was freedom. The boy must use his education as he chose, and if he paid his father back it would certainly no... ...ht, there is something to be said: he had escaped the sin of despising the physically strong—a sin against which the physically weak must guard. But h... ... people do to you, but what they mean, that hurts.” “I don’t understand.” “Physical pain doesn’t hurt—at least not what I call hurt—if a man hits you ... ... she herself could have wished. Two years before, it had filled her with a physical loath- ing. But by now she had accustomed herself to it. “I am afr... ...ediately struck him on the back. He turned round indignantly, for he hated physical rudeness. A square man of ruddy aspect was pacing the gravel path,... ... He took the book and found: “Let us love one an- other. Let our children, physical and spiritual, love one another. It is all that we can do. Perhaps...

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...or man is wont to complain that this is a cold world; and to cold, no less physical than social, we refer di rectly a great part of our ails. The sum... ...marked as one of the white or enlightened spots on the map. Con trast the physical condition of the Irish with that of the North American Indian, or ... ...but think that if we had more true wisdom in these respects, not only less education would be needed, because, forsooth, more would already have been ... ...is an impor tant item in the term bill, while for the far more valu able education which he gets by associating with the most cultivated of his cont... ...ake, suggested new modes of torture to their tormentors. Being superior to physical suffering, it sometimes chanced that they were supe rior to any c... .... It is time that we had uncom mon schools, that we did not leave off our education when we begin to be men and women. It is time that villages were ... ...s or one Oxford forever? Cannot students be boarded here and get a liberal education under the skies of Con cord? Can we not hire some Abelard to lec... ...l ity, but the most proper and considerate course. The waste and decay of physical life, which so often needs repair, seemed miraculously retarded in... ... about Walden 134 him.” In him the animal man chiefly was developed. In physical endurance and contentment he was cousin to the pine and the rock. ...

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... 41 Tolstoy dressed her prayer for forgiveness. Looking at him, she had a physical sense of her humiliation, and she could say nothing more. He felt ... ...m, but Ryabinin did. Ryabinin’s children will have means of livelihood and education, while yours maybe will not!” “Well, you must excuse me, but ther... ...roud of him; proud that this man, with his immense wealth, his bril- liant education and abilities, and the path open before him to every kind of succ... ...reatest friend in the regiment. Vronsky liked him both for his exceptional physical strength, which he showed for the most part by being able to drink... ...oon put an end to their unnatural position. But, besides that, her emotion physically affected him in the same way. He looked at her with a look of su... ...urse of mineral waters had been quite without effect. He pre- scribed more physical exercise as far as possible, and as far as possible less mental st... ...aughter’s intimacy with Varenka, more especially as Varenka’s breeding and education were of the best—she spoke French and English extremely well—and ...

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...g. “What the deuce are they going to take you away for?” he said. “Is your education fin- ished ?” “No. I have behaved badly, and I am going to be exp... ...id Mrs. Jansenius. “But I hope you have more sense than to throw away your education for nothing.” “Y our aunt is quite right,” said Mrs. Wylie. “ And... ...self seen plenty took with him—you will oblige a common chap more than his education will enable him to express.” “Sir,” cried Mr. Jansenius suddenly,... ...The pond was only four feet deep, and as Miss Wilson set much store by the physical education of her pupils, leave was given for skat- ing. Agatha, wh... ...was only four feet deep, and as Miss Wilson set much store by the physical education of her pupils, leave was given for skat- ing. Agatha, who was exp... ...ty. I admired her dark eyes, and was only too glad to seize the excuse her education offered me for believ- ing her a match for me in mind as well as ... ...r offered her intimacy. Agatha had taken it by force, partly moral, partly physical. But the gasworks were never forgotten, and when Lady Brandon ment... ...Lancashire lass, the daughter of a common pitman. She has exactly the same physical characteristics as my well-born mother—the same small head, delica...

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...he sake of his good nature and good breeding. Levin liked him for his good education, for speaking French and English with such an excellent accent, a... ...ropensities” (she thought of little Masha’s crime among the raspberries), “education, Latin—it’s all so incomprehensible and difficult. And on the top... ...he mortifying helplessness one experiences in dreams when one tries to use physical force. He felt this frequently as he talked to his most good-natur... ...of the nobility; he was posi- tively antagonistic to the spread of popular education, and he succeeded in giving a purely party character to the distr...

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...nto the jurymen’s room. This usher was an honest man, and had a university education, but could not keep a place for any length of time, as he was sub... ...“has, as we have to-day heard from her mistress in this court, received an education; she cannot only read and write, but she knows French; she is ill... ...o a life of shame in which she is distinguished from her companions by her education, and chiefly, gentle- men of the jury, as you have heard from her... ...n. When he saw that the merchant’s awkward defence (evidently based on his physical admiration for her, which he did not even try to hide) and the for... ...the play or each other, and that if they talked it was only to gratify the physical desire to move the muscles of the throat and tongue after having e... ...ing of curiosity, depression, perplexity, and moral nausea, that grew into physical sickness, took hold of him more strongly than ever before. Without... ...gs of the evidently innocent Menshoff seemed terrible, and not so much his physical suffering as the perplexity, the distrust in the good and in God w... ...ery rapid, and Nekhludoff was such a man. These changes in him were due to physical and to spiritual causes. At this time he experienced such a change... ...knew he was a drunkard, but he was more educated than the rest, though his education had stopped at the spot where drunkenness had got hold of him. He...