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... visited a theatre with him afterwards. In neither case, however, had they discovered his name or ... to derive the impression that the first notion of Mr. Hayle was an erroneous one ...

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... who was to relieve him at that hour had not yet appeared. And if this should chance to ... be a new case, he would probably be obliged to take it himself. The commissioner was not in a ...

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... eschewed. For, as is always the case, minority groups which are simply tolerated ... which the individual delinquent himself may well not merit. It was inevitable that the intellectual ...

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... the other hand it is not sharp enough for the punishment of ... place, is Rabelais, who cannot be too much admired and ... without sensibly detracting from its merit. The art of choosing ...

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... youth was embittered by sharp misfortune. His mother died ... disposed to that sombre cast of spirits which ... not have been more than twenty at the time, for Rousseau died in the summer ...

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... taught the use of the rifle, that in case of an attack by any blood-thirsty gang, ... family might resolve itself into a military garrison. Not a tree or stump was left, within musket ...

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... at least, the title of that extraordinary will case, "Bartley v. Bartley and others," which ... of the same court. The case itself was noted for the large quantity of remarkable ...

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... lit with a wan glimmer having no point of diffusion ... in its mysterious lumination nothing cast a shadow. A shallow ... with a terror which seemed not incompatible with the fulfillment of ...

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... dominating personalities. In Rome’s earlier days this was conspicuously not the case, and her history was (as has been truly said ...

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... pleasant voices, softened by the summer air. There are even exceptional ... I was quite sure she did not want, or down-stairs to ... strength. And this was my case at the time of which I ...

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... Western Europe; incomplete, because the movement was not one heresy, but many, defying rigid ... the case. On the one hand we must avoid reading into Homer what Homer never knew ...

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... flowers bloomed, and a row of tall trees cast their pleasant shade. On one side of ... hunters told. The landlord, William Brewster, had not been pleased to have his children hear so ...

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... nose, itself pronounced. The chin was sharp. The mouth was full and inclined to ... features characteristic of their savage state, are not disagreeable, and they are rather well made ...

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... are given place here. The book is not intended as a substitute, however small, for ... for show, like mummies in a high glass case, and labelled "Dickens." This child never suspected ...

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... a course are very obvious in this case, inasmuch as the Utilitarian doctrines were ... present, though not equally conspicuous, in other philosophical schools. But in any case I wish ...

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... of the Franks and Emperor of Rome. The sharp lines of demarcation which we often draw between ... which are useful as helps to memory, have not for the most part had any real existence ...

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... , wide way, forsaken and grown over with grass, used not to be so bad. The farm traffic from Coney Grey ... shadow-like to watch as he passed, breathing the sharp scent of turnips...

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... every unusual manifestation of Nature the warning shadow cast ahead by some coming event, the colonists ... the cold light of fact, it does not seem that any evil omen should have been ...

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In the deep forest that clothes Mount Ida, not far from the strong city of Troy, Paris ... fair as the wife of Menelaus. Then did Aphrodite cast her magic upon Helen. No longer did she ...

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... a discursive philosophical essay; but, while Byron cast his glowing thoughts in the mould of Spenser, ... the power of his prototypes, he does not abate a jot of the prolixity which ...

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... have seen too many of them." Which is my case exactly. I have seen so many horrid visitants from ... human nature as I do, however, I do not hope ever to convince you—though it is none ...

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We too often forget that not only is there “a soul of goodness in things ... proved to be grossly at variance with fact, is cast aside with indignation or contempt; and in the heat ...

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... seen, in order that the story of them shall not die, nor be disguised by false reports, as ... beginning of peace that I, Natas the Jew, cast down and broken by the hand of the Tyrant, ...

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