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...s, who from 17 to 70 retain unaltered the mental airs of the later and the physical appearance of the earlier age, appears in the garden and comes thr... ...our free library people of that. TARLETON. Why, man, it’s the beginning of education. LORD SUMMERHAYS. On the contrary, it’s the end of it. How can yo... ...y. HYPATIA. [gathering up her work] If youre going to talk about me and my education, I’m off. TARLETON. Well, well, off with you. [T o Lord Summerhay... ...- mously, of course; but moralize as you will, superabundant vitality is a physical fact that cant be talked away. [He sits down between the writing t...

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...ear’s tragedies: that is, dissect out the absurd sensational incidents and physical violences of the borrowed story from the genuine Shakespearian tis... ...does not occur to them that if women were as fastidious as men, morally or physically, there would be an end of the race. Is there anything meaner the... ...be- cause it makes the negro clean its boots and then proves the moral and physical inferiority of the negro by the fact that he is a shoeblack; but w... ... is giving way to the new habit of locking them up. And since what we call education and culture is for the most part noth- ing but the substitution o... ...tera- ture for life, of the obsolete fictitious for the contemporary real, education, as you no doubt observed at Oxford, destroys, by supplantation, ... ...perman I do not know whether you have any illusions left on the subject of education, progress, and so forth. I have none. Any pamphleteer can show th... ...igible as elements in prac- tical heredity has demolished the hopes of the educationists as well as the terrors of the degeneracy mongers; and we know... ...ble gulf could you have? Think of what you have seen on earth. There is no physical gulf between the philosopher’s class room and the bull ring; but t... ...ven. There is the great gulf of the parable between the two places. A mere physical gulf they could bridge; or at least I could bridge it for them (th...

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...beasts to be tamed by a system of blows and imprisonment which they called education; and of keeping pianos in their houses, not for musical purposes,... ...y live there. As a matter of fact, ethical strain is just as bad for us as physical strain. It is desirable that the normal pitch of con- duct at whic... ...her the sufferings of those who are tied for life to criminals, drunkards, physically unsound and dangerous mates, and worthless and unamiable people ... ...cal practice with inky penknives in school would be a very bad Minister of Education. It is on the question of method that your expert comes in; and t... ...evelopment of social intelligence than our marriage system; but if it were physically possible to introduce it into human society it would be wrecked ... ...xes are quite compatible with a change of partners every day or every hour Physically there is nothing to distinguish human society from the farm-yard... ...y the fact that the sympathy of the woman turns naturally to the victim of physical brutality and against the bully, the Thackerayan notion to the con... ... of parentage, after perpetrating which crime the law would calmly send an education officer to take the child out of the parents’ hands several hours... ...nts’ hands several hours a day in the still more sacred name of compulsory education. (Of course what would really happen would be that the couple wou...

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...son. We know, too, that he passionately loved a 6 De Maupassant strenuous physical life and long journeys, particu- larly long journeys upon the sea.... ...h his stories cost him—the story of “Ma- dame Bovary,” of “The Sentimental Education,” and “Bouvard and Pecuchet,” documents containing as much minuti... ...ause the half-civilized person is often impulsive and, in consequence, the physical easily predominates. There, as elsewhere, the degenerate is everyw... ...upassant undoubtedly is, especially in such vivid depictions of love, both physical and mater- nal, as we find in “L’histoire d’une fille de ferme” an... ...ing him out. Doubtless he resorted to unwise methods for the dispelling of physical lassitude or for surcease from troubling mental problems. T o this... ... these yearningly prophetic gleams came a period of mental death. Then the physical veil was torn aside and for Guy de Maupassant the riddle of existe...

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...ave me do?” he said at last. “Y ou know I did all a father could for their education, and they have both turned out fools. Hippolyte is at least a qui... ...unt Bezukhov’s distress some fifteen times. “That’s what comes of a modern education,” exclaimed the visitor. “It seems that while he was abroad this ... ...e was said to be so well educated and clever. This is all that his foreign education has done for him! I hope that here in Moscow no one will receive ... ...r through his wife, but the count is very fond of Pierre, looked after his education, and wrote to the Emperor about him; so that in the case of his d... ...” asked Pierre, awkwardly as usual, but unabashed. “The count is suffering physically and mentally, and apparently you have done your best to increase... ...at Brunn. Despite his apparently delicate build Prince Andrew could endure physical fatigue far better than many very muscular men, and on the night o... ...ession of those voices and faces and a sense of loneliness merged with the physical pain. It was they, 112 War & Peace these soldiers-wounded and unw... ...ge expression she did not understand, and lay down again. He was suffering physically at that moment, there was a weight on his chest and he could not... ... was about to leave the room. “Oh, no, no!” And besides the pallor and the physical suffering on the little princess’ face, an expression of child- is...

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...rough. Though distorted by anger and bearing traces of recent suf- fering, physical and moral, it was handsome in spite of the melting snow on the eye... ...poverty… . I go off drink- ing myself. I am a sensible, steady man; I have education. I ought to sit at home in peace, but I stray about all day with ... ..., never with his sleeves tucked up. When Savka’s young, healthy body had a physical craving for muscular work, the young man abandoned himself complet... ...ugs and beetles bred there. The elder of the rural district had had little education and wrote every word in the official documents in capitals. But w... ...a and mamma, I send you a pound of flower tea for the satisfaction of your physical needs.” 101 The Witch and other stories At the bottom of every le... ... gets a hundred and fifty a year and provisions found, too. He is a man of education… .” The sheep, waking up — there were about three thousand of the...

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... in any such im- possible way. What really happened was that the impact of physical death and destruction, the one reality that every fool can underst... ...ion, the one reality that every fool can understand, tore off the masks of education, art, science and religion from our ignorance and barbarism, and ... ... and by all the jurymen of Vanity Fair. Another generation of “second- ary education” at our ancient public schools and the cheaper institutions that ... ...it. We’ve stripped ourselves morally na- ked: well, let us strip ourselves physically naked as well, and see how we like it. I tell you I can’t bear t... ...unbearably rude, but positively dangerous. Still, there is no use catching physical colds as well as moral ones; so please keep your clothes on. MANGA...

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... kind of tinkling which symbolized the aesthetic part of the young ladies’ education, Dorothea went up to her room to answer Mr. Casaubon’s letter. Wh... ... of the world adapted to young ladies which had made the chief part of her education, Mr. Casaubon’s talk about his great book was full of new vistas;... ...to think, I should have said, ‘the most superior young men.’ But with your education you must know.” “What must Rosy know, mother?” said Mr. Fred, who... ..., when once we get our medical reforms; and what would do more for medical education than the spread of such schools over the country? A born provinci... ...ors in our provincial districts.” “Yes;—with our present medical rules and education, one must be satisfied now and then to meet with a fair practition... ...I take Tamburlaine in his chariot for the tremendous course of the world’s physical history lashing on the harnessed dynasties. In my opinion, that is... ...VI — The Widow and the Wife. “Sit down and let me sponge it with vinegar.” Physically Mr. Bulstrode did not want the vinegar, but morally the affec t...

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... kind of tinkling which symbolized the aesthetic part of the young ladies’ education, Dorothea went up to her room to answer Mr. Casaubon’s letter. Wh... ...urnish in moderation what was necessary for providing him with a scholarly education, and launching him respectably. I am-therefore bound to fulfil th... ... of the world adapted to young ladies which had made the chief part of her education, Mr. Casaubon’s talk about his great book was full of new vistas;... ...to think, I should have said, `the most superior young men.’ But with your education you must know.” “What must Rosy know, mother?” said Mr. Fred, who... ..., when once we get our medical reforms; and what would do more for medical education than the spread of such schools over the country? A born provinci... ...I take Tamburlaine in his chariot for the tremendous course of the world’s physical history lashing on the harnessed dynasties. In my opinion, that is... ...in this cause of depression. “Sit down and let me sponge it with vinegar.” Physically Mr. Bulstrode did not want the vinegar, but mor- ally the affect...

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...igation, and a flourishing marine would then be the offspring of moral and physical necessity. We might defy the little arts of the little politicians... ...ound philosophers have, in direct terms, attributed to her inhabit- ants a physical superiority, and have gravely asserted that all animals, and with ... ...dual assimilation in some of these respects, yet there are causes, as well physical as moral, which may, in a greater or less degree, permanently nour... ...ly weaned from the prepossessions and habits incident to foreign birth and education. The term of nine years appears to be a prudent mediocrity betwee...

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...tion with the old. In his son and successor, Philip the Second, a monastic education com- bined with a gloomy and despotic disposition to 12 The Hist... ... of the act charged against him; but, how- ever great may be the moral and physical pos- sibility of his committing such a crime, it must still be all...

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... very ancient, had given me a competent Share of Learning, as far as House Education, and a Country Free School generally goes, and design’d me for th... ...able Dainty of my whole Diet; and indeed they were not agreeable only, but physical, wholesome, nourishing, and refreshing to the last Degree. As this...