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...balance of impulses and inhibi- tions— Sovereign excitements—Irascibility— Effects of higher excitement in general— The saintly life is ruled by spiri... ...m— Obedience— Poverty—The sentiments of democracy and of humanity— General effects of higher excitements. LECTURES XIV AND XV THE VALUE OF SAINT- LINE... ...tic mysticism— Sufism— Christian mystics— Their sense of revelation— Tonic effects of mystic states— They describe by nega- tives— Sense of union with... ...ural kind of fact. In the first case, which I take from the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, the sense of presence devel- oped in a few ... ...arch, the sense of presence devel- oped in a few moments into a distinctly visualized hal- lucination—but I leave that part of the story out. “I had r... ...- 66 The V arieties of Religious Experience tency,”[24]— and hereupon the visual hallucination came. [24] Journal of the S. P. R., February, 1895, p.... ...ly intelligent 67 William James reporter. He is entirely without internal visual imag- ery and cannot represent light or colors to himself, and is po... ...chopenhauer. And he finds only four ways in which men of his own class and society are accustomed to meet the situation. Either mere ani- mal blindnes... ...t takes all [84] For another case of fear equally sudden, see Henry James: Society the Redeemed Form of Man, Boston, 1879, pp. 43 ff. 162 The V ariet...

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...ies, political as well as literary, has lived for fifty- four years. Their effects over Europe at large were not less striking than in Germany. ‘It wo... ...ons in other countries, and everywhere abundant traces of its good and bad effects are still to be discerned. The for- tune of Berlichingen with the I... ... The former directed men’s at- tention with a new force to the picturesque effects of the Past; and the latter, for the first time, attempted the more... ...reat sanc- 12 Autobiography tion to civil morality, is of use for keeping society in order, at least the lower classes, who have not the feeling of H... ...the Ariels and Hamlets of Shakespeare. Everything has form, everything has visual exist- ence; the poet’s imagination bodies forth the forms of things... ...component parts of the empire, and of various imperial officials, made the society a pleasant and lively one. Goethe soon found friends. His fa- vorit... ...eland to instruct the elder, and Knebel to instruct the younger. Upon this society Goethe rose like a star. From the mo- ment of his arrival he became...

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..., the interlocutors, the light and shade, in search of new revelations and effects. He pre- sents a succession of many scenes, exquisitely wrought, of... ...h eludes the most minute enquiry, 21 Boswell’s Life of Johnson though the effects are well known to be a wea- riness of life, an unconcern about thos... ...s evil, which disfigured a countenance naturally well formed, and hurt his visual nerves so much, that he did not see at all with one of his eyes, tho... ... hard. I never knew a man who studied hard. I conclude, in- deed, from the effects, that some men have stud- ied hard, as Bentley and Clarke.’ Trying ... ...described him to Mr. Malone: ‘Sir, he lived in London, and hung loose upon society.’ His just abhorrence of Milton’s political no- tions was ever stro... ...id not think he ought to be shut up. His infir- mities were not noxious to society. He insisted on people praying with him; and I’d as lief pray with ... ...e) I am a friend to subordination, as most condu- cive to the happiness of society. There is a re- ciprocal pleasure in governing and being gov- erned... ...ld count the passengers.’ It was wonderful how accurate his observation of visual objects was, notwithstanding his imperfect eye- sight, owing to a ha...

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...that its heart is sound, it is not so with the man; how much less with the Society, with the Nation of men! Of such it may be affirmed even that the s... ...ts him. Kings can become philosophers; or else philosophers Kings. Let but Society be once rightly constituted,—by victorious Analysis. The stomach th... ... the sorriest spectacles. You might ask, What bonds that ever held a human society happily together, or held it together at all, are in force here? It... ...Nature’s Reality, and be presented there for payment,— with the answer, No effects. Pity only that it often had so long a circulation: that the origin... ...Time, and new Church of Jean Jacques Rousseau? It had its causes; also its effects. In such manner labour the National Deputies; perfecting their Theo... ...t in the National Assembly; semi miraculous, which had its causes, and its effects. Feudalism is struck dead; not on parchment only, and by ink; but i... ...his day present it; and save the Monarchy and World. Unaccountable pair of visual-objects! Ye should be men, and of the Eighteenth Century; but your m... ...nstables have shut the Thespian barn, and her Antony pleaded in vain? Such visual spectra flit across this Earth, if the Thespian Stage be rudely inte... ...m home, in the in- terim, over to Montmedi. These are of the Phenomena, or visual Appearances, of this wide-working terrestrial world: which truly is ...

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...vulgar man that sometimes—but he’s deep.) W e all sign the initials of the society after our names, in the fashion of the R. S. A., Royal Society of A... ...es, in the fashion of the R. S. A., Royal Society of Arts—the S. D. U. K., Society for the Diffu- sion of Useful Knowledge, &c, &c. Dr. Moneypenny say... ...don’t,) that S. D. U. K. stands for Stale Duck and not for Lord Brougham’s society—but then Dr. Moneypenny is such a queer man that I am never sure wh... ... me to the possession of my faculties. All, however, was attributed to the effects of a new galvanic battery, wherewith the apothecary, who is really ... ...declaring it to be a “very ordi- nary piece of mechanism—a bagatelle whose effects appeared so marvellous only from the boldness of the conception, an... ...This fact the mathematicians of our globe well knew. They made the special effects, indeed, wrought in the fluid by special impulses, the subject of e... ... could not roll in their sockets but all ob- jects within the range of the visual hemisphere were seen with more or less distinctness; the rays which ...

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... no man’s face; shunned no man’s presence. I held a respectable station in society; I was myself, let me venture to say it, respected generally for my... ...t the sight of a beloved object under every change of dress, and under all effects of novelty. Partly it was the interest I took in that exhibition of... ...shocks of sudden revolution? I reply that, from the very con- stitution of society , and the tone of manners in the city which we inhabited, there see... ... of needy debtors who came daily, either to offer the consolation of their society, or to diminish their common expenditure by uniting their slen- 44... ...hot far into her spirit, a reflux almost supernatural, from the ear- liest effects of her prayer. A thought had struck her all at once, and this thoug... ...dus. Oubacha, meantime, and his people, were gradually recovering from the effects of their misery, and repairing their losses. Peace and prosperity, ... ...etween two stars, or simply an apparent prox- imity from lying in the same visual line, though in far other depths of space? As regards the first dile... ...where all is one blank ocean of sand, but much more from the sounds or the visual appearances which are supposed to beset and to seduce all insulated ...

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...e and human are sus- pended over the head of Crainquebille. From the first visual impression of the accused and of the court the author passes by a ch... ...quebille, a street hawker, charged with insulting the constituted power of society in the per- son of a policeman. The charge is not true, nothing was... ...ent really deeper than the surface. In his writing he was very sure of his effects. I don’t think he was ever in doubt about what he could do. Yet it ... ...nevolence, can it be presented as a phase of de- velopment through which a Society, a State, must pass on the way to the full consciousness of its des... ...ngs of peace ready for flight away from the luckless shores of Europe. Our visual impres- sions remain with us so persistently that I find it ex- trem... ...ll very wet and miserable, and decided to have two biscuits all round. The effects of this and being un- der the shelter of the canvas warmed us up an... ...chance en- counter in deep water. In the long run the persis- tence of the visual fact forced upon the mind a half- unconscious sense of its inner sig...

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...derika Bremer, and J. T. Fields; so that there was no lack of intellectual society in the midst of the beautiful and inspiring mountain scenery of the... ...ad at once reformed, and made himself an exceedingly respectable member of society. In fact, he showed more of the Pyncheon quality, and had won high... ...Hawthorne to sight, and conveyed the ugliest possible idea of the state of society to which they could have been adapted. One excep- tion there was, h... ...d departed. “Who can it be?” thought Hepzibah, who had been screw- ing her visual organs into the acutest focus of which they were capable. “The girl ... ...en of Puritan descent as the gentleman now under discussion. As one of its effects, it be- stowed on his countenance a quicker mobility than the old E...

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.../2, 3 1/2, &c., gives the result of total darkness. In violet rays similar effects arise when the difference in length is 0.000157 of an inch; and wit... ...e hour of the slack—but the sea still heaved in mountainous waves from the effects of the hurricane. I was borne violently into the channel of the Str... ...months he had been laboring under confirmed phthisis, the more distressing effects of which had been relieved by my manipulations; and on the night of... ...ndeavors to effect this—a garbled or exaggerated account made its way into society, and became the source of many unpleasant misrepresentations, and, ... ...ly personal friend, with a view of attempting, by the cheer- fulness of my society, some alleviation of his malady. It was the manner in which all th... ...ibition of ether he revived and was rapidly restored to health, and to the society of his friends—from whom, how- ever, all knowledge of his resuscita... ...order had long passed. I knew that I had now fully recovered the use of my visual fac- ulties—and yet it was dark—all dark—the intense and utter rayle...

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...ng fortunately been res- cued by his humble station from the contaminating society of 13 V olume One the “Best models,” wrote well and naturally from... ...compare with them for maturity of purpose, and a nice understanding of the effects of language and metre. Such pieces are only valuable when they disp... ... his shrewd and natu- rally unamiable character. Still, though he regarded society as composed altogether of villains, the sharpness of his intellect ... ...t he would erase a passage colored too highly with his resentments against society and mankind, he readily and cour- teously assented-far more yieldin... ...either money or good-will. But, as I was saying, we soon began to feel the effects of liberty and long speeches, and radicalism, and all that sort of ... ... time aware that this apparent paradox was occasioned by the center of the visual area being less susceptible of feeble im- pressions of light than th... ...dured for the last two hours should have been attributed altogether to the effects of a deficient respiration. “At twenty minutes before nine o’clock ...

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...dow from body opaque can fall, and the Aire, No where so cleer, sharp’nd his visual ray To objects distant farr, whereby he soon Saw within kenn a glo... ...on, his placing in Paradise, his talk with God concern ing solitude and fit society, his first meeting and nuptials with Eve, his discourse with the ... ...o perish with her; and extenuating the trespass, eats also of the fruit: the effects thereof in them both; they seek to cover their nakedness; then fa... ...The credit of whose vertue rest with thee, Wondrous indeed, if cause of such effects. But of this Tree we may not taste nor touch; God so commanded, a... ...swasively hath so prevaild, that I Have also tasted, and have also found Th’ effects to correspond, opener mine Eyes, Dimm erst, dilated Spirits, ampl... ...that promis’d clearer sight Had bred; then purg’d with Euphrasie and Rue The visual Nerve, for he had much to see; And from the VVell of Life three dr...

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...son you mean” remarked a confirmed optimist whost disposition had felt the effects of French climate. Albeit confused by the eloquence of B.’s unalter... ...mensely tall and very strong boy of nineteen or under; who had come to our society by way of solitary confinement, bread and water for months, and oth... ...o that is doubtless why we had the privilege of his 102 The Enormous Room society. After all, it is highly improbable that this poor so- cialist suff... ... simple one—it was for a man to wave, shout or make other signs audible or visual to an inhabitant of the women’s quarters; and, for a girl, to be see... ... which wife he was allowed to live all day—being conducted to and from her society by a planton. He spoke Spanish well and French passably; had black ... ...under the circumstances. This box, containing not only The Zulu’s personal effects but also a great array of cartridges, knives and heaven knows what ... ...kitchen after this delicious repast (which as usual mitigated somewhat the effects of the swill that was our offi- cial nutriment) we entered the cour...

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...sly in her reckless innocence, is the victim for them. They will bring all society down on her with one of their explosive sly words appearing so care... ...o had smelt powder were often prized above titles, and the feeling, out of society, was very strong for Kirby, even previous to the fight on the heath... ... marriage or the wild scenes leading to it; she never presented herself in society. She would sit on the top of Estlemont towers—as they formerly spel... ...3 XX. Studies in Fog, Gout, an Old Seaman, a Lovely Serpent, and the Moral Effects That May Come of a Borrowed Shirt XXI. In Which We Have Further Gli... ... XX STUDIES IN FOG, GOUT, AN OLD SEA- MAN, A LOVELY SERPENT, AND THE MORAL EFFECTS THAT MAY COME OF A BORROWED SHIRT MONEY OF HIS FATHER’S enabled Gow... ...l he cared, any man on earth might try, succeed or fail, as long as he had visual assurance that she coveted, a slave to the plea- sures commanded by ...

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... had an eye in your head.” I vindicated my claim to the usual allowance of visual or- gans. “Yet, on my honour,” said Dick, “I would swear you had bee... ...guide, for he was too much en- grossed with his political labours, or with society, to be per- fectly acquainted with his own extensive domains, and, ... ...atching the progress of some state-intrigue; the Lord Keeper only received society out of policy or ostenta- tion, and was by nature rather reserved a... ...o state the inconveniences to which he will expose himself by quitting our society, to remind him of the obstacles to his remaining here, and of the d... ... alarm and in order to secure attention to his ac- count of the disastrous effects of the thunder. But when he perceived that the lady was recovered, ...

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... and shepherds fly. Mine eyes he loos’d, and spake: “And now direct Thy visual nerve along that ancient foam, There, thickest where the smoke asc... ...estroyed the bridge on which it stood, in the year 1337, but without the ill effects that were apprehended from the loss of their fancied Palladium. v... ...claiming to them “the thing once done, there is an end.” The counsel and its effects were the source of many terrible calamities to the state of Flore... ...cclaim ensues. Purification by the will alone Is prov’d, that free to change society The Divine Comedy of Dante Purgatory 186 Seizes the soul rejo... ...s patronized by Pope Benedict XI and Robert King of Naples, and enjoyed the society and friendship of Dante, whose likeness he has transmitted to pos... ...e went to show the Argive army the river of Langia: and, on her escaping the effects of Lycurgus’s resentment, the joy her own children felt at the ... ...I should look aloft: but, ere he bade, Already of myself aloft I look’d; For visual strength, refining more and more, Bare me into the ray authentical...

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...identified aircraft closing in on W ashington:“Latest report.Aircraft VFR [visual flight rules] six miles southeast of the White House....Six,south- w... ...nal. The controller located it on primary radar, matched its position with visual sightings from other air- craft, and tracked the flight as it turned... ...3 over the Pittsburgh area.Within seconds, the Com- mand Center received a visual report from another aircraft, and informed head- quarters that the a... ...tes in the late 1940s, Qutb returned with an enormous loathing of W estern society and history . He dismissed W est- ern achievements as entirely mate... ...smissed W est- ern achievements as entirely material, arguing that Western society possesses “nothing that will satisfy its own conscience and justify... ...ddle East, convert to Islam, and end the immorality and godlessness of its society and culture:“It is saddening to tell you that you are the worst civ... ... investments could not easily be reallo- cated to new enemies.The cultural effects ran even deeper. In a more fluid international environment with unc... ...or with a joint (i.e., multiservice) command.This had strong and immediate effects, loosening the loyalties of senior officers to their separate servi... ...s, and the building occu- pants themselves did their best to cope with the effects of an unimaginable catastrophe—unfolding furiously over a mere 102 ...

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...nsion, are astonishing indeed when one considers that they were the little society diversions of the Duchesses of Burgundy and of the great ladies of ... ... altogether in- credible unto strangers, till by the certain and undoubted effects thereof it be made apparent that nothing is either sacred or holy t... ...foresaid lubberly fellows would not permit him the admit- tance into their society, he, taking the scholar’s part, so belaboured them with blows, and ... ...close compactedness of its material parts hindering the penetration of the visual rays and the recep- tion of the specieses of such things as are visi... ... born; at least it is so reported by many. The truth is, that hitherto the effects of his wrath have not reached fur- ther than to the scratching of h... ...ibbed eunuch. Wine, nevertheless, taken moderately, worketh quite contrary effects, as is implied by the old prov- erb, which saith that Venus takes c... ...he use of her in such a way as nature hath ordained, which is for the aid, society, and solace of man, and propagating of his race. To have no wife is... ...ate yourselves with all that can fall here under the consideration of your visual or auscultat- ing powers, and thus emancipate yourselves from the se... ... might be, to view its oppo- site, we found that the pyramidal cone of our visual line 791 Rabelais ended at the said centre, and there, by the two o...

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... been quite charming. She had deprecated any action taken on behalf of her effects; but her hostess, rebounding from accumulated cushions, evidently s... ...ut raw haste was forbidden him in a connexion so intimate with the highest effects of patience and piety; he should belie himself by completing withou... ... if she had been—so little was it by this time her first occasion of facing society with a consciousness materially, with a confidence quite splendidly,... ...ith her one of his most artlessly familiar signals. This simplicity of his visual attention struck her, even with the other things she had to think ab... ... he talked, that he listened, that he felt, as a congruous whole. “English society,” as he would have said, cut him accordingly in two, and he reminde... ...oth our friends felt afresh, as they had felt before, the convenience of a society so placed that it had only its own sensi bility to consider—lookin... ... packing her maid into a cab, for Cadogan Place, with the variety of their effects. The result of this for each of the pair was a state of occupation ...