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... from youth to manhood, or from both to age? The settled tenor which first strikes the eye is but the shadow of a delusion. This is gone; that never t... ... of prisoners were marched within his ranks. The old man knew it all. That martial and triumphant strain was the death-knell of his friends and of the... ...e, as the arti- ficial induction of sensation, including all games and all arts, will, indeed, go far to keep him conscious of himself; but in the end... ... and the ‘Law of session 1823-4. The fact that there was no notice of the ‘Arts’ seems to sug- gest that they stood in the same intermediate position ... ...nly the hearts of children. And then this sym- bolic draughtsman once more strikes into his proper vein. Three cuts conclude the first part. In the fi... ...be unworthy of the text, and that point is one rather of the difference of arts than the difference of artists. Throughout his best and worst, in his ... ...home in Italy, and buzzed about by priests? A pretty king, if he had not a martial son to lean upon! A king at all? ‘There was a weaver (of all people...

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...d life is a thing jumped at, and I do not get on in the enjoyment of the fine arts which adorn it, my attention being wholly occupied with the jump; fo... ...yself, — Men say they know many things; But lo! they have taken wings, — The arts and sciences, And a thousand appliances; The wind that blows Is all ... ... architects of our churches do? So are made the belles lettres and the beaux arts and their professors. Much it concerns a man, forsooth, how a few st... ...es its great guns, which echo like popguns to these woods, and some waifs of martial music occasionally penetrate thus far. To me, away there in my be... ... looked round for a woodchuck or a skunk to exercise my chivalry upon. These martial strains seemed as far away as Palestine, and reminded me of a mar... ...the air, and there is one bright flash where it emerges, and another where it strikes the water; sometimes the whole silvery arc is revealed; or here a...

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...r thousand throats; is borne home shoulder-high ‘with benedic- tions,’ and strikes the stars with his sublime head. Chapter 1.3.V. Lomenie’s Thunderbo... ...-rooms: really a noble Hall; where uphol- stery, aided by the subject fine-arts, has done its best; and crimson tasseled cloths, and emblematic fleurs... ...rms; Berthier whirls towards the Lanterne. He snatches a musket; fells and strikes, defending himself like a mad lion; is borne down, trampled, hanged... ... of the hanged Baker, Constitu- tionalism in sorrow and anger demands ‘Loi Martiale, ’ a kind of Riot Act;—and indeed gets it, most readily, almost be... ...gets it, most readily, almost before the sun goes down. This is that famed Martial law, with its Red Flag, its ‘Drapeau Rouge:’ in virtue of which May... ...o looks on it as a bronze General would; and always some corporal or other strikes it up. In such remarkable attitude, standing on that staircase for ... ... Swiss law, given up for 238 The French Revolution instant trial in Court-Martial of its own officers. Which Court- Martial, with all brevity (in not... ...; Institutions, of Music and of much else; Institute in general; School of Arts, School of Mars, Eleves de la Patrie, Normal Schools: amid such Gun-bo...

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...ife is a thing jumped at, and I do not get on in the enjoyment of the fine arts which adorn it, my attention being wholly occupied with the jump; for ... ... they know many things; But lo! they have taken wings The arts and sciences, And a thousand appliances; The wind that... ...rchitects of our churches do? So are made the belles lettres and the beaux arts and their professors. Much it concerns a man, forsooth, how a few stic... ...ooked round for a woodchuck or a skunk to exercise my chivalry upon. These martial strains seemed as far away as Palestine, and reminded me of a march... ... air, and there is one bright flash where it emerges, and another where it strikes the water; some times the whole silvery arc is revealed; or here a...

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...of the square. Immediately the drums beat a salute, both bands struck up a martial refrain, caught and repeated like a fugue by every instrument from ... ...ughter’s sake. She had gained a sudden insight into the treacherous, lying arts of degraded women; the wiles of coquetry, the revolting cun- ning whic... ... to be in his nature into gra- cious manners, and courtesy, and attractive arts; ’tis the proper task of an ambitious man, to play a sorry part to gai... ...ssess a peculiar ca- pacity for some one thing, be it for the direction of arts, or for the conduct of an important mission. The admirable phrase, “A ... ...very sound with 118 A Woman of Thirty the hard metallic ring which always strikes us with a new surprise; the heavy footsteps of some belated reveler...

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...bbed of the sickly shelter by which they have been surrounded; the hot sun strikes the uncovered fibers of the roots, and the poor, solitary invalid l... ...On the 30th of August, 1861, he issued a proclamation by which he declared martial law at St. Louis, the city at which he held his headquarters, and i... ... taken with arms in their hands within those lines shall be tried by court-martial, and if found guilty will be shot.” He then goes on to say that he ... ... so to be employed, the deeper with me is that feeling of regret. But this strikes one much less in an old country than in a country that is new. In t... ...c institutions by rewards and immunities for the promotion of agriculture, arts, sciences, commerce, trades, manufactures, and a natural history of th... ...d women of the classes to which I allude talk of reading and writing as of arts belonging to them as a matter of course, quite as much as are the arts... ... to a peace party was to be either a fanatic, an idiot, or a driveler. The arts of war had become everything. Armstrong guns, themselves indestructibl... ..., who had suc- ceeded General Banks, was holding the city in his grip, and martial law prevailed. In such times as those, it was boot- less to inquire...

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...emen’s dinner?” “Wait for him! And what about Monsieur Binet? As the clock strikes six you’ll see him come in, for he hasn’ t his equal under the sun ... ...riculture”; on the third, “T o Industry”; and on the fourth, “T o the Fine Arts.” But the jubilation that brightened all faces seemed to darken that o... ...ce respected as well as war, industry, commerce, agriculture, and the fine arts?” “I ought,” said Rodolphe, “to get back a little further.” “Why?” sai... ...ion of our dear country , what do I see there? Everywhere commerce and the arts are flourishing; everywhere new means of communication, like so many n... ...m!” Then touching on the entry of the coun- cillor, he did not forget “the martial air of our militia;” nor “our most merry village maidens;” nor the ... ...er tyrannical and overexacting. Then she had strange ideas. “When midnight strikes,” she said, “you must think of me.” And if he confessed that he had... ...he ecclesiastic, with a thick laugh, never missed this joke— “Its goodness strikes the eye!” He was, in fact, a good fellow and one day he was not eve...

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... fair land that of France, a gentle, a green, and a beautiful; the home of arts and arms, of chivalry and romance, and (however sadly stained by the e... ... a valluble one lickwise of my Queend, and 2 of Prince Halbert—has a Field Martial and halso as a privat Gent. I despise the vulgar snears that are da... ...ffing and sobbing histerickly in the bedwor. “O Hangelina—My adord one, My Arts joy!” . . . “Bareacres, me, the ladies of the famly , with their sweet... ...ature! I’d die first! And as for Mary Hann, she will git over it; people’s arts aint broakn so easy. Once for all, suckmstances is changed betwigst me... ... THE SIX HOURS the Vizier came back: two people were with him; one, by his martial appearance, I knew to be Holkar, the other I did not recognize. It ... ...f July. The unhappy Duke is most likely a pris- oner by this time; and the martial court which shall be called upon to judge one infamous traitor and ... ... “Nosey di Figaro,” or the “Gazzylarder,” as the case may be). “Mr. Foster strikes off punctually at eight, and you know it’s the fashion to be always...

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... ODOS (which would make ‘Hesiod’ mean the ‘guide’ in virtues and technical arts), and to refer to the pitiful attempts in the “Etymologicum Mag- num” ... ...uggestions of Earth, and brought up again his offspring, vanquished by the arts and might of his own son, and he vomited up first the stone which he h... ...apetus, clever above all! So, sir, you have not yet forgotten your cunning arts!’ (ll. 561-584) So spake Zeus in anger, whose wisdom is ever- lasting;... ...o mentions Astynous, and here he is, fallen on one knee, while Neoptolemus strikes him with his sword... Pausanias, x. 26. 8: The same writer says tha... ...ll. 168-173) Now Zeus called the gods to starry heaven and showed them the martial throng and the stout warriors so many and so great, all bearing lon...

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...ut at the sight of their freshness, stature, and manly personal beauty his martial spirit flamed up and he resolved to go with them himself the very n... ...theft or rascality in Mirgorod, so everybody hangs upon his fence whatever strikes his fancy. If you go on to the square, you will surely stop and ad-... ...itch—not our Ivan Ivanovitch, but the other, who had but one eye—said, “It strikes me as strange that my right eye,” this one-eyed Ivan Ivanovitch alw... ...ou are already striving after the fashionable style, 228 Gogol because it strikes the eye at once. Have a care! society already begins to have its at... ... and after dinner, the heavy traces of uninterested application to various arts, insisted upon by her mother for the elevation of her mind. But the ar... ...erous orders to artists; offered prizes for the encouragement of different arts; spent a great deal of money, and finally ruined himself. But, full of...

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...lst remain- ing stationary at the bottom. I was much amused by the various arts to escape detection used by one in- dividual, which seemed fully aware... ...ntative species coming from opposite quarters of a great continent, always strikes one as interesting, though of common occurrence. Mr. Swainson has w... ...arbarous: instead of liv- ing in large villages, and being employed in the arts of fishing, as well as of the chase, they now wander about the open pl... ...ot join, and hence they are found to perish before the common cattle. This strikes me as a good illustration of how little we are *Mr. Waterhouse has ... ...ins, are sufficiently wretched. The Aus- tralian, in the simplicity of the arts of life, comes near- est the Fuegian: he can, however, boast of his bo... ...ly filling the same place in the natural economy of this archipelago, that strikes me with wonder. It may be suspected that some of these representati... ... of our overwhelming power, until the whole island, in 1830, was put under martial law, and by proclamation the whole population com- manded to assist...

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...ed as- tonishment, and goes down-stairs very sulkily, wish- ing, while she strikes a light, that the principle of spon- taneous combustion would exten... ...y about by a pair of sculls, is an object of general interest. Two o’clock strikes, and everybody looks anxiously in the direction of the bridge throu... ...time: and people force their way up the steps in crowds. The band suddenly strikes up, the harlequin and columbine set the example, reels are formed i... ... de- scribe, although perhaps it is easier for our lady read- ers to, what arts the three ladies could have used, so completely to entangle their sep... ...ound, screamed in concert. They were only appeased by the assurance of the martial Helves, that the escape of steam consequent on stopping a vessel wa...

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...der the especial patronage of his friend. He was taught the most ingenious arts of saying a lesson with- out learning it, and of showing up other peop... ...r was such a nuisance.” “By the bye,” cried Ethel, laughing, “Margaret, it strikes me that this is a Dumbiedikes’ courtship!” “Of yourself?” said Marg... ...Ethel; “it is current in the nursery that he is going to be tried by court-martial for liv- ing with the King of the Cannibal Islands.” “Aubrey says h... ...ote but came to Stoneborough, whence Harry was to go with him to the court-martial at Portsmouth. The girls wondered that, after writing with so much ... ...now well. I think you knew her at—” “I say ,” interrupted Dr. Spencer, “it strikes me that we could not do better than get up our S. P . G. demonstrat... ...or could, that I long to see them like Ethel—do what they can. And then it strikes me that I am doing the same, living wilfully in indulgence, and put...

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...have seen dear Mel once more: ‘ Ah!’ sighed the Countess. ‘He was always a martial-looking man, and laid out, he was quite imposing. I declare, I crie... ...t—I speak’ hypothetically—to be reduced to his legs to that extent that it strikes him shrewdly he will run them into stumps.’ The stranger laughed. T... ...the Countess, musically. ‘Do you not dance, my child?’ ‘Not till the music strikes up,’ rejoined Rose. ‘I suppose we shall have to eat first.’ ‘That i... ...im no time to grow cool over it. She leaned, half aban- doned, on his arm. Arts feminine and irresistible encompassed him. It was a fatal mistake of J... ...eless, how cruel was her fate; for, with any other save a brother, she had arts at her disposal to melt the man- liest resolutions. The glass showed h...

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... so much importunity, in sooth, that it would appear to be beyond the Fine Arts to remember the points of a Patriarch, or to invent one. Philanthropis... ...rt of a one?’ asked Clennam, with a smile. ‘Why, he has sauntered into the Arts at a leisurely Pall-Mall pace,’ said Doyce, ‘and I doubt if they care ... ...aid, Judith. Bar fell into discussion with Horse Guards concerning courts- martial. Brothers Bellows and Bench struck in. Other mag- nates paired off.... ...he part of Mr Pancks’s machinery. ‘This is a singular visit, Mr Pancks. It strikes me as rather ex- traordinary that you should come, with such an obj... ...r son’s being reduced to court the swinish public as a follower of the low Arts, instead of asserting his birthright and putting a ring through its no...

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... had forgotten her age and by force of habit employed all the old feminine arts. But as soon as the prince had gone her face resumed its former cold, ... ...you’d been to a fete, not like us sinners of the line,” cried Rostov, with martial swagger and with baritone notes in his voice, new to Boris, pointin... ...told them that the affair was likely to take a very bad turn: that a court-martial had been appointed, and that in view of the severity with which mar... ...ot to detect that (while hiding it from others) at heart he feared a court-martial and was worried over the affair, which was evidently taking a bad t... ...s it not so, your excellency?” But Pfuel, like a man heated in a fight who strikes those on his own side, shouted angrily at his own supporter, Wolzog...

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... so much importunity, in sooth, that it would appear to be beyond the Fine Arts to remember the points of a Patriarch, or to invent one. Philanthropis... ...rt of a one?’ asked Clennam, with a smile. ‘Why, he has sauntered into the Arts at a leisurely Pall-Mall pace,’ said Doyce, ‘and I doubt if they care ... ...aid, Judith. Bar fell into discussion with Horse Guards concerning courts- martial. Brothers Bellows and Bench struck in. Other mag- nates paired off.... ...he part of Mr Pancks’s machinery. ‘This is a singular visit, Mr Pancks. It strikes me as rather ex- traordinary that you should come, with such an obj... ...r son’s being reduced to court the swinish public as a follower of the low Arts, instead of asserting his birthright and putting a ring through its no... ...e you will not consider me wanting in affection for you, papa, if I say it strikes me that will be quite enough for Mrs General.’ ‘Fanny,’ returned Mr...

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... boys disputing under their breath whether the civilians called it a court martial, and, with some confusion between mutineers and Englishwomen, hop- ... ...was to the clever woman of the family to hear her mother declaiming on the arts by which she had been duped by this adventurer, ap- pealing continuall... ...in their minds about getting a house for con- valescents down here, and it strikes me that this might sup- ply the work in cooking, washing, and so on...