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...d turned up by some lucky chance since the interview of the previous day , ranged in a row on the opposite seat. Mr Squeers 51 Charles Dickens had be... ...r of the coach, while Nicholas, seizing the horn, awoke the echoes far and wide with one of the most extraor- dinary performances on that instrument e... ...h certain small loopholes in the wall, and actually made some parts of the wide halls and galleries quite light, while she left others in gloomy shado... ...nly know that the baron stopped his hand, all of a sudden, opened his eyes wide, and looked as if quite a new light had come upon him for the first ti... ... Mrs Squeers drew close up to the fire, and sitting with their feet on the fender, talked confiden- tially in whispers; while Nicholas, taking up the ... ..., that gentleman called up the first class. Obedient to this summons there ranged themselves in front of the schoolmaster’s desk, half-a-dozen scarecr... ... with their flaxen tails towards them, and their faces to the fire; an ar- rangement which was no sooner perfected, than Mrs Kenwigs was overpowered b... ...t with great expedition, put away the tea- caddy and hid the key under the fender, resumed her bonnet, and, taking Nicholas’s arm, sallied forth at on... ...m the room to the street, caught up some articles which were airing on the fender, and had very much the ap- pearance of stockings, and darted off. As...

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...k-looking wood with thin crooked legs and puppy feet. The mantelpieces are wide and high, and have not only time-pieces and cabbages sculptured over t... ...nce was of a dark snuff- color, and he had a long hooked nose, pea eyes, a wide mouth, and an excellent set of teeth, which latter he seemed anxious o... ...e was never to be seen be- yond the limits of his own domain, and, in this wide and social world, was utterly companionless—unless, indeed, that un- n... ...tant item, and was sitting alone in the dining-room, with my feet upon the fender, and at my el- bow a small table which I had rolled up to the fire, ... ... with ennui. By way of amusement, I felt my way among the numerous coffins ranged in order around. I lifted them down, one by one, and breaking open t... ...ce, the balls could not roll in their sockets but all ob- jects within the range of the visual hemisphere were seen with more or less distinctness; th...

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... upon layer of the quarries of Montmartre or among the schists of the Ural range, the soul receives with dismay a glimpse of millions of peoples forgo... ...and veins dry to make a mimic deluge. No matter! Every man who thinks must range himself beneath the banner of Christ, for He alone has consummated th... ...der, was possessed of wealth that could not circulate, and of knowledge so wide and so imperfectly arranged and di- gested that it overtaxed my memory... ...his is her real self,’ I thought. “She set her foot on a bronze bar of the fender as if to warm it, took off her gloves, and drew over her head the go... ...wn wine in bottles for their heirs, can barely conceive, it is true, of so wide a theory of life, nor appreciate its normal condition; but when will y... ... I open all the shutters at seven o’clock, summer or winter. It is all ar- ranged very oddly. As I come in I say to him: “‘You must get up and dress, ... ...her thing; between these two shagreens, sir, there is a difference just as wide as between sea and land, or fish and flesh. The fish’s skin is harder,...

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...ing to doze with his hands on his stomach, was soon snoring with his mouth wide open. On other occasions, when Monsieur le Cure, on his way back after... ...upset her too much. But so that you mayn’t be eating your heart, I’ll open wide the outer shutter of the window against the wall; you can see it from ... ... the passage was Charles’ s consulting room, a little room about six paces wide, with a table, three chairs, and an office chair. V olumes of the “Dic... ...t two twisted columns, and the bits, the whips, the spurs, the curbs, were ranged in a line all along the wall. Charles, meanwhile, went to ask a groo... ...light coming through the plain glass windows falls obliquely upon the pews ranged along the walls, which are adorned here and there with a straw mat b... ...the forest of Argueil on the one side, from the west winds by the St. Jean range on the other; and this heat, moreover, which, on account of the aqueo... ...s fireside after dinner, his two hands on his stomach, his two feet on the fender, his two cheeks red with feeding, his eyes moist with happiness, the...

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...e he adored. And this he did, he said, for the world to guard his Fan in a wider circle than his two arms could com- pass, if not quite so well. So th... ...ly topping their ancient guardian height, the triple peak and giant of the range, friendlier in his name than in aspect for the two young people cling... ...t and morning taking hands down the sweep of their rivers. Immense was the range of vision scudding the peaks and over the illimitable Eastward plains... ...t, a long white building with blinds down at some of the windows, and some wide open, some showing unclean glass: the three aspects and signs of a hou... ...ast, but scarcely felt that she was moving. Near midday the haunted circle widened; rocks were loosely folded in it, and heads of trees, whose round i... ...elf, unaware of a spectator, he not knowing who she was;—the Fates had ar- ranged it so. That was why he took to her so rapidly. So he told her. She l... ...e, which kicked at a simply stupid common man, and behaved to a lordly of- fender, smelling rascal, civilly. Just as her father would have— treated th...

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... to study and to think, and there also began his troubles. In spite of the wide-spread ignorance among the monks of that age, the encyclopaedic moveme... ...rought him many readers and admirers. No other has made him so well and so widely known as this portable volume, which has been constantly reprinted. ... ...portable volume, which has been constantly reprinted. No other has been so widely cir- culated, and the sale still goes on. It was, and must still be ... ...betook themselves unto the valleys, to give the ordnance leave to play and range with the larger scope. Those of the town defended themselves as well ... ...wards the tower Criere stood the orchard full of all fruit- trees, set and ranged in a quincuncial order. At the end of that was the great park, aboun... ...to sport themselves, and are licentiated to recreate their fancies at what range to them shall seem most fitting and expedient, their presence, seduli... ... admire the turning of the spits, the harmonious rattling of the jacks and fenders, criticise on the position of the lard, the temperature of the pott...

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...er little grandchildren, is blest in seeing her darling son enfin un homme range. 58 Thackeray CRINOLINE. BY JE-MES PL-SH, ESQ. I I’M NOT AT LIBBATY ... ... of artillery which defended his line. He was, moreover, intrenched; and a wide morass in his front gave him an additional security. His Excellency fo... ...ve been death to them to have remained and looked in her face. The females ranged themselves round their mistress, as she squatted down opposite to me... ...keray fancy my astonishment when I found—with a rope cutting his naturally wide mouth almost into his ears—with a dreadful sa- bre-cut across his fore... ...rumpooter river, two hundred feet deep at this point, and a thousand yards wide, so that I had no fear about them attacking me in that quarter. My gun... ...sh lieutenant of the town, and several hundred more of its unbelieving de- fenders. He had very nearly done for the Alfaqui, or gover- nor—a veteran w... ...to one of his friends, as, after their course, they came cantering up, and ranged under Jemmy’s bower, as she called it:—”I say, Sam, I’m blowed if th...

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...er remaining portion, consist- ing of aged hollow oaks, centuries old, and wide-spread- ing withered beeches, stands in the two parishes of Chaldicote... ...vate grounds from the Chase. The Sowerbys, for many generations, have been rangers of the Chase of Chaldicotes, thus having almost as wide an authorit... ...ions, have been rangers of the Chase of Chaldicotes, thus having almost as wide an authority over the Crown forest as over their own. But now all this... ...Smith to the bishop. ‘Are they, indeed!’ said the bishop, opening his eyes wide, and assuming a look of intense interest. ‘And the most intelligent pe... ... think so when his bill was paid. ’ And Miss Dunstable put her toes on the fender to warm them with as much self-possession as though her father had b... ... ‘Well, I can’t tell you that. They are going to disforest it. I have been ranger since I was twenty-two, and I don’t yet know whether that means cutt... ...k, gently, old boy, ’— Frank was his eldest son—’you’ll have baby into the fender. ’ ‘Let me take baby; it’s impossible to hold the two of them, they ... ...on said, when she and Griselda were seated together with their feet on the fender of her ladyship’s dressing-room. Lady Lufton had especially in- vite... ...The lower order of voters, the small farmers and tradesmen, would no doubt range them- selves on the side of the duke, and would endeavour to flatter ...

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...oes it on purpose!” whispered Ethel to herself, wriggling fearfully on the wide window-seat on which she had precipitated herself, and kicking at the ... ...walls were painted blue, the skirting almost a third of the height, and so wide at the top as to form a narrow shelf. The fire- place, constructed in ... ...et them down on their little old stools round the fire, took away the high fender, and gave them each a cup of tea. Harry and Mary ate enough to satis... ... to sleep—for saying her prayers had brought the tears; while Ethel lay so wide awake that it was of no use to wait for her, and then she went to the ... ...a gave a glance of warning, but Ethel’s short-sighted eyes were beyond the range of correspondence, and Miss Anderson continued. “It must have been a ... ...et- tling the room. It was a tidy room, but it seemed very small when they ranged the benches, and opened the door to the seven-and- twenty children, ... ...ossing off her plumy hat, as she established herself, with her feet on the fender. “But where do you think I have been? You have so much to hear. But ... ...delight of Mary and Blanche, who found it as good or better than play, and ranged their performances in rows, till the room looked like a ba- zaar. To...

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...rld. He also becomes more dogmatic and construc tive, passing beyond the range either of the political or the speculative ideas of the real Socrates... ...nce, but in deed and truth, though she number not more than a thousand de fenders. A single State which is her equal you will hardly find, either amo... ...nly to those who are within the specified age: After that we allow them to range at will, except that a man may not marry his daughter or his daughter... ...e objects—is he a dreamer, or is he awake? Plato’s The Republic 159 He is wide awake. And may we not say that the mind of the one who knows has knowl... ...of our citizens fails and is past civil and military duties, then let them range at will and engage in no serious labour, as we intend them to live ha...

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...hing as a soured mind or a crabbed countenance to be met with in the whole wide world. But, even a very remote approach to this gratification was not ... ... greater convenience of the numerous lodgers, the street-door always stood wide open, and the knocker was never used at all. The first floor, the seco... ...re Tim first bought him. There was not such an eventful story in the whole range of anecdote, as Tim could tell concerning the acquisition of that ver... ...g, to tell her.’ ‘Why, Kate,’ said Mrs Nickleby, putting her feet upon the fender, and drawing her chair close to it, as if settling herself for a lon... ... the coun- try for ten or a dozen miles, and then returning homewards by a wide circuit, which should keep him clear of London— so great was his appre... ... tables, of spare and bony make, and hard and cold as misers’ hearts, were ranged, in grim array, against the gloomy walls; attenu- ated presses, grow... ...ke. ‘Has noth- ing been said, since I have been away, about any future ar- rangements that the brothers have in contemplation for her?’ ‘Oh, not a wor...

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...aid, taking both the little brown hands into his own, and looking into the widely-opened wondering eyes; while she answered, “if I may,”—the very word... ... she tried to fix her thoughts on the unseen world, but they only wandered wide as if beyond her own control, and her head was aching enough to confus... ... and everything around, while the draught that was rushing through all the wide open doors and windows dispersed the mischief far and wide. “Can you d... ...so much pleasure, and, but for Allen, the studio would never have been ar- ranged. But no sooner was her time engrossed, than the art- ist fever awoke... ...th an exclamation. Armine again offered to rub it for him, and the two ar- ranged themselves for this purpose, the curtain of damp woolliness seeming ... ...e in numbers, size, or beauty with the Kencroft flock, the Belforest party ranged well in their seat at Church, for Robert never failed to accompany h... ...n their own account, and to fix his affections on an utterly impracticable fender as his do- mestic hearth. Meanwhile Caroline had only just come in f...