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hvd.32044073543365 | A fa- miliar illustration of what I mean by reaction is this: Why do men stand upright? |
hvd.32044024145070 | It is an extreme vanity to hope to be a scholar, and yet to be unwilling to take pains: for what excellent thing is there that is easily composed? |
hvd.hn5yda | What is there left behind for our people by the President we mourn? hvd.hn5yda Are we not made better for effort and sacrifice, and are not those we serve lifted up and blessed? hvd.hnydvj How could it yield spiritual verities of like importance to those of humanism, or, indeed, spiritual veri- ties of any kind? hvd.32044048286488 ? ” Yang Chu: “ For fame's sake they endure all kinds of bodily hardship and mental pain. hvd.32044048286488 Which of them is true 2 which is false? ” Yang Chu said: “ There was once a man who lived on the banks of the river. hvd.32044038456497 Shall we adopt the motto, “ Every one for him- self, and the devil take the hindmost? ” Then he would surely catch us all! hvd.32044038456497 Shall we make every poor- house a workhouse, and drive all the needy to the overseers? hvd.32044090073420 12.09.OXUDU.U SZODANI anaand May REZERS SANAANEXAOAVAALANLARDS What is home without another? hvd.32044090073420 S As thou hast made thy bed, why lie about it? hvd.32044020660478 Can the joy of any one, even that of princes and lords, be compared with theirs? hvd.32044020660478 Why then do some people fail to recognise this? hvd.hn1ebi 15 Who DIZ RAIN OR SHINE? hvd.hn1ebi 91 KEMUNTII THE BLACK SHEEP De black sheep says, “ Oh, what's de use To shun de mire an'de muddy sluice? hvd.hn1ebi How dat — who dat laugh? hvd.hn1ebi Oh, what's de use- oh, what's de use? hvd.hn1ebi THE PERSIMMON Is you little gals, growin'into women, Ever tasted a snappy young persimmin? hvd.hnvcwa A man is, therefore, different from his body? hvd.hnvcwa Now then, does not a man use his whole body? hvd.hnvcwa What then is a man? hvd.hnvcwa You can at least say that the man is that which uses the body? hvd.hnp65u ( following him up) Er- do you mind telling me why you ask these questions? hvd.hnp65u And each of these gentlemen hopes to marry Mrs. Rose on the death of her husband? hvd.hnp65u Did I tell you we are a thousand miies above the sea- level- on quite a double bedded bank of gravel? hvd.hnp65u Is it indeed? hvd.hnp65u Then why do n't you? hvd.hwh1z9 But canst thou, can Society, Purvey for him only in this matter? hvd.hwh1z9 Have you yet to learn, my friends, that no cause was ever yet advanced by these, and by bigotry and denunciation? hvd.hwh1z9 How canst thou say to thy brother, Brother, let me pull out the mote that is in thine eye, and seest not the beam that is in thine own eye? hvd.hwh1z9 Or what right hast thou to proscribe and ostracise thy Brother? hvd.hwh1z9 Shall he, having been robbed, and scourged, and cruelly broken,'be finally starved? hvd.hwh1z9 You have cre- ated the demand, and will you now cut off the supply? hvd.hn33cq It is difficult to comprehend that this is the case I loves, learns, and imbibes, as his own? hvd.hn33cq Since, in what follows, the correspondence of body to act? hvd.hn33cq Who can by a natural idea, because in such idea, there is Otherwise retain it? hvd.hn33cq Who does not know that tion, till man from his birth, is nothing but evil; and evils and falses, of every kind, may be confirmed? hvd.hn33cq spondence of the will with the heart, and of the under- tia, which treats of the spiritual sense of the Word in standing with the lungs? hvd.hxdiil When some Public cracked(?) hvd.ah4lhd 9, 10: and again: The Lord said thrice to Peter, lovest thou me? hvd.ah4lhd And in the 139 same evangelist: “ Jesus thrice said to Peter, lovest thou me? hvd.ah4lhd and what doest thou? hvd.ah4lhd by what doest though this? hvd.ah4lhd thus by what cause? hvd.ah4lhd thus what is the end? hvd.hnb5w7 45 The Wit and Wisdom Is it pretended that our emo- tions were all given us by Satan? hvd.hnb5w7 Can we not bear to be called fools for the sake of being on the side of Omniscience? hvd.hnb5w7 Do we remember that the Sacraments, and not Institutes for this and that, are our way of salvation? hvd.hnb5w7 He certainly aims at getting hold of them: why should we not pre- occupy them for God? hvd.hnb5w7 Is that an acci- dent? hvd.hnb5w7 What has he left us for it 2 Nay, what did we buy with it? hvd.hnb5w7 What right have we to expect Heaven to begin on earth? hvd.hnb5w7 “ Letters from Home, ” in “ The Ave Maria. ” 63 of John Ayscough- Do we remember that after all we live in an atmosphere alien from our faith? hvd.rsl868 Breathes there a man with Boul so dead He loves not new- baked ginger bread? |
hvd.rsl868 | : ■; i i aSS;|;! ■ j ■ j||;i- H; ■ Hi? |
hvd.rsl868 | The above, or? |
hvd.hwp74j | And when the present is so exacting, who can annoy himself about the future? |
hvd.hwp74j | But in slighter intimacies, and for a less stringent union? |
hvd.hwp74j | Do you want a thousand a year, a two thousand a year, or a ten thousand a year livelihood and can you afford the one you want? |
hvd.hwp74j | How then, seeing we are driven to the hypothesis that people choose in comparatively cold blood, how is it that they choose so well? |
hvd.hwp74j | To what tune does the fisherman whistle, as he hauls in his net at morning, and the bright fish are heaped inside the boat? |
hvd.hwp74j | What is it the birds sing among the trees in pairing- time What means the sound of the rain falling far and wide upon the leafy forest? |
hvd.hwp74j | Would you not suppose that these persons had been whispered, by the Master of the Ceremonies, the promise of some momentous destiny? |
hvd.hwp74j | “ Do you forgive me? ” Madam and sweet- heart, so far as I have gone in life I have never yet been able to discover what forgive- ness means. |
hvd.hwp74j | “ Do you understand me? ” God knows; I should think it highly improbable. |
hvd.ah4lhz | And in the same evangelist:"Jesus thrice said to Peter, lovest thou Me? |
hvd.ah4lhz | It was asked, whence then is hell? |
hvd.ah4lhz | Who can not see, that the man who is led of the Lord, and who is thereby a spiritual man, is also a moral and civil man? |
hvd.ah4lhz | and what doest thou? |
hvd.ah4lhz | by what doest thou this? |
hvd.ah4lhz | thus by what cause? |
hvd.ah4lhz | thus what is the end? |
mdp.39015071585460 | If God be for us, who can be against us? |
hvd.hx78fl | 39 son of a whore; is it you, with a vengeance, that have made this litter here? |
hvd.hx78fl | Avla pau- 1 “ Now is n't that too much? |
hvd.hx78fl | If you quarrel with the high- road, which way will you go? |
hvd.hx78fl | Who is the poet or the statesman who could have put the patriotic Haytian's case more effectively in as many words? |
hvd.hx78fl | could not you look before you, and be d – d? |
hvd.hx78fl | “ Ou pas trouvéga trop fort? |
hvd.32044055046981 | & Figs 1?& 13. l foot 772: Pred! |
hvd.32044055046981 | 1595C? |
hvd.32044055046981 | 27? |
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hvd.32044055046981 | Belemnites Pistilliformis? |
hvd.32044055046981 | Lepidodendron gracile? |
hvd.32044055046981 | Scale?? |
hvd.32044055046981 | Scale?? |
hvd.32044055046981 | a? |
hvd.32044055046981 | a?. |
hvd.32044055046981 | c. Intestinal Canal.? |
hvd.32044055046981 | d. Fragment of Intestinal Canal.? |
hvd.32044055046981 | r. Cheirotherium? |
hvd.rsmcxk | AND WHY? |
hvd.rsmcxk | Do you have Chapped, Cracked, or Sore Hands, or do they become “ parboiled ” by"doing a washing?" |
hvd.32044018696732 | -- zºo ºne? |
hvd.32044018696732 | Do you find that in their writings? |
hvd.32044018696732 | How do they stand now? |
hvd.32044018696732 | THE WISDOM OF WOODROW WILSON The States RE the United States a commun- ity? |
hvd.32044018696732 | THOUGHTS ON LITERA- TURE THOUGHTS ON, LITERATURE 45 OME books live; many die; where- ſººn e in is the secret of immortality? |
hvd.32044018696732 | What other great people has de- voted itself to this exalted ideal? |
hvd.32044018696732 | Why? |
hvd.32044018696732 | Why? |
hvd.32044018696732 | to happen? |
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hvd.hn3j8m | And is it not strange that out of the ex- periences in intense suffering and bodily disfigurement this lesson is learned? |
hvd.hn3j8m | And may not appeal be made to the dentists of the country who are already organized for combined as well as individual effort? |
hvd.hn3j8m | But what are naturally organized foods? |
hvd.hn3j8m | How is it with the teeth of other nationalities? |
hvd.hn3j8m | NUTRITION AS A TOOTH- BUILDER 25 What do we mean by fertility of the soil? |
hvd.hn3j8m | Whence do the teeth get their lime and other sub- stances? |
hvd.hn3j8m | Who is to do all this? |
hvd.hn3j8m | Why, out of the abundant supply of innumerable food products, do you select what you do? |
wu.89016595837 | As an adjective, it is applied to those who are wise of heart,5) wise in conduct, “) wise in giving reproof,?) |
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hvd.32044011861044 | 119 mouth, or any loose or wicked word, that all these people do approve me? ” Yet if you are not of the world, the world will hate you. |
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hvd.32044011861044 | Being threat- ened by the Emperor that if he spoke he should die, he said, “ Did I ever tell you that I was immortal? |
hvd.32044011861044 | Can it be other than a great burden to govern people, since in ruling one's self there is so much difficulty? |
hvd.32044011861044 | D- What greater folly and weakne can there be than for a man to think all the world walks, lives, and dies according to his country? |
hvd.32044011861044 | For what is more uncertain than such possessions which come and go, pass and run on like a river? |
hvd.32044011861044 | How many make less account of a great wound than of a little blow? |
hvd.32044011861044 | I25 can be more dishonorable to a body than to cast it into the earth, there to corrupt? |
hvd.32044011861044 | In cities, both our affairs and those of others — the contentions, visits, and entertainments, how much time do they steal from us? |
hvd.32044011861044 | Is it possible that among so many laws, customs, opinions, and man- ners that are in the world contrary to our own, there are none good but ours? |
hvd.32044011861044 | What good is it to a blind man that his parents had excellent sight, or to him who stammers, that his grandfather was eloquent? |
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hvd.32044020057964 | 459,) denominated, from its fancied resemblance to a tree, the..? rbor Pitar. |
hvd.32044020057964 | Are the operations of Almighty power to end with the pre- sent scene? |
hvd.32044020057964 | But can this, which is mere physical existence, be the sole end of life? |
hvd.32044020057964 | But it still remained a question, if the dorsal vessel be not subservient to circulation, what is its real function? |
hvd.32044020057964 | Is the growth of an animal to be ranked in the same class of phenomena as the concre- tion of a pebble, or the crystallization of a salt? |
hvd.32044020057964 | Must we not ever associate the power of feeling with the idea of animal life? |
hvd.32044020057964 | The whole of these chemical changes may be included under the general term...? eration. |
hvd.32044020057964 | What sight can compare with that of the eagle and the lynx; what scent can be more exquisite than that of the wolf and the jackal? |
hvd.32044106290224 | 32? |
hvd.32044106290224 | And now a bubble busst, and now a world?" |
hvd.32044106290224 | But what is life? |
hvd.32044106290224 | But whither goes this current? |
hvd.32044106290224 | Do they form a part of the polype's organisation? |
hvd.32044106290224 | Is this an animal?" |
hvd.32044106290224 | Is this an animal?' |
hvd.32044106290224 | Now is this an animal or not? |
hvd.32044106290224 | People call it an animal- flower; but what is it, animal or flower? |
hvd.32044106290224 | The brilliant- hued Sea Anemone that adheres to the rock, and expands its lovely fringed disk like the blossom of a flower,—what is this? |
hvd.32044106290224 | The serpent, the frog, the mackerel? |
hvd.32044106290224 | Was it anything else in this Ape? |
hvd.32044106290224 | What is more vile than"a shotten herring?" |
hvd.32044106290224 | What must be done? |
hvd.32044106290224 | What, then, must be the produce of all the species above enumerated, all round the indented coasts of Britain and Ireland? |
hvd.32044106290224 | When this period of second birth approaches,—so apt an emblem of the resurrection, that the ancient Greeks, who used the same term( ft^i?) |
hvd.32044106290224 | Why do some specimens possess them and not others? |
hvd.32044106290224 | You have, perhaps, seen on the sandy shore in summer the flat cakes of motionless, colourless jelly, commonly called sea- blubber: are these animals? |
hvd.32044106290224 | them? |
hvd.32044024230518 | But now he is dead, why should I fast? |
hvd.32044024230518 | Can I bring him back again? |
hvd.32044024230518 | Had not Elijah long ago been commissioned at Mount Horeb to anoint Hazael king of Syria and to anoint Jehu king over Israel? |
hvd.32044024230518 | Having placed these preliminary sketches of the siege, its causes, its incidents and its conse- quences on the fifth day of the fourth(?) |
hvd.32044024230518 | The whole doctrine of the prophets was summed up in these words: “ Shall evil befall a city and the Lord hath not done it? |
hvd.32044024230518 | We need not pursue the narrative, the character of which is so plain, but what were the words graven upon the tables of stone? |
hvd.32044024230518 | What David and his kingdom owed to this un- sparing warrior, who commanded his motley DAVID AND SOLOMON Io? |
hvd.32044024230518 | What really happened, who can tell? |
hvd.32044024230518 | Why should he be smitten with leprosy if he did that which was right? |
hvd.32044055083612 | 35 in all cases call that a man's misfortune which is not a deviation from man's nature? |
hvd.32044055083612 | 73 X. ILT thou, then, my soul, never be good and simple and one and naked, more manifest than the body which surrounds thee? |
hvd.32044055083612 | Accordingly, on every occasion a man should ask himself, “ Is this one of the un- necessary things? ” MARCUS ANTONINUS. |
hvd.32044055083612 | And as to doing me harm, why should they have any desire towards that? |
hvd.32044055083612 | Does the light of the lamp shine with- out losing its splendor until it is extin- guished? |
hvd.32044055083612 | For what more dost thou want when thou hast done a man a service P Art thou not content that thou hast done something con- formable to thy nature? |
hvd.32044055083612 | How, then, if, being lame, thou Canst not mount up on the battlements alone, but with the help of another it is possible? |
hvd.32044055083612 | If any man should propose to thee the question, how the name Antoninus is writ- ten, wouldst thou with a straining of the voice utter each letter? |
hvd.32044055083612 | If, then, there is an invincible necessity, why dost thou resist? |
hvd.32044055083612 | In what a brief space of time is thy existence And why art thou not content to pass through this short time in an orderly way? |
hvd.32044055083612 | Shall any man hate me? |
hvd.32044055083612 | The poet says, “ Dear city of Cecrops; ” and wilt not thou say, “ Dear city of Zeus ”? |
hvd.32044055083612 | What need is there of suspicious fear, since it is in thy power to inquire what ought to be done? |
hvd.32044055083612 | What, then, can these things do to prevent thy mind from remaining pure, wise, sober, just? |
hvd.32044055083612 | What, then, if they grow angry: wilt thou be angry too? |
hvd.32044055083612 | Wilt thou never enjoy an affectionate and contented disposition? |
hvd.32044055083612 | Wilt thou not go on with composure, and number every letter? |
hvd.32044055083612 | and does a thing seem to thee to be a deviation from man's nature when it is not contrary to the will of man's nature? |
hvd.32044055083612 | and dost thou seek to be paid for it? |
hvd.32044055083612 | for what advantage would result to them from this, or to the whole, which is the spe- cial object of their providence? |
hvd.32044055083612 | men as neither to find fault with them at all, nor to be condemned by them? |
hvd.32044055083612 | not a mere well]? |
hvd.32044055083612 | seems to thee to be right, why dost thou not rather act than complain But some insu- perable obstacle is in the way? |
hvd.ah6da5 | 'Tis slave- caressing Thy Love has practised; Else, where is the heart worthy of that Love? |
hvd.ah6da5 | 24 THE MEANING OF SÚFÍ WORDS should find it difficult not to apply such names, such ideas even in their love of the One Beloved? |
hvd.ah6da5 | And if the man of reason sees not the state of Love, Is the blessed moon of Love thereby eclipsed? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Are hearts, when bewitched by Thy smiles and frowns, In a fit state to see the vision of Thyself? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Behold, the driver has risen and made ready his files of camels, And begged us to acquit him of blame: why, O travellers, are you asleep? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Can mind of man conceive Thy frowns and Thy smiles? |
hvd.ah6da5 | How can I retain my senses about me, When the BELOVED shows not the Light of His countenance? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Is it possible for the bodily eye to behold Thee? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Life is the vessels, Union the clear draught in them; Without Thee what does the pain of the vessels avail me? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Morn? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Nay, we are pearls in that Sea, therein we all abide; Else, why does wave follow wave from the Sea of Soul? |
hvd.ah6da5 | O Shamsi Tabriz, beauty and glory of the horizons, What king but is a beggar of thee with heart and soul? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Surely this was putting the cart before the horse? |
hvd.ah6da5 | THE ETERNAL SPLENDOUR OF THE BELOVED Why dost Thou flee from the cries of us on earth? |
hvd.ah6da5 | THE GIFTS OF THE BELOVED| Where will you find one more liberal than God? |
hvd.ah6da5 | The student knows that Edward FitzGerald's rendering of Omar Khayyam was anything but a faithful translation; that FitzGerald shook?! |
hvd.ah6da5 | We are bound for heaven: who has a mind to sight- seeing? |
hvd.ah6da5 | What excuse makest Thou for Thy witcheries? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Whatever is the form you have fallen in love with- Why do you forsake it the moment life leaves it? |
hvd.ah6da5 | When our hearts are bewitched by Thy smiles and frowns, Can we gain Life from these two alternating states? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Whereas the Spring- head is undying, its branch gives water continually; Since neither can cease, why are you lamenting? |
hvd.ah6da5 | Why pourest Thou sorrow on the heart of the sorrowful? |
hvd.ah6da5 | · Why, when God's earth is so wide, have you fallen asleep in a prison? |
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hvd.32044081826844 | 9, 10: and again: “ The Lord said thrice to Peter, lowest thou Me? |
hvd.32044081826844 | Is love anything in such case, and is good anything? |
hvd.32044081826844 | Who can not see, that the man who is led of the Lord, and who is thereby a spiritual man, is also a moral and civil man? |
hvd.32044081826844 | and what doest thou? |
hvd.32044081826844 | by what doest thou this? |
hvd.32044081826844 | civil: if any one shall say, how can I will and do? |
hvd.32044081826844 | thus by what cause? |
hvd.32044081826844 | thus what is the end? |
hvd.hn65dw | When He giveth quietness, who then can make trouble? |
hvd.hn65dw | 'Cross the field of daily work Run the footpaths, leading – where? |
hvd.hn65dw | 67 Now to the love that casts out fear Mercy and truth indeed seem one; Why should I hold my ease so dear? |
hvd.hn65dw | 75 Weakest lambs have largest share Of this tender Shepherd's care; Ask Him not, then, “ When?" |
hvd.hn65dw | And is this all that man can claim? |
hvd.hn65dw | And what can our will do? |
hvd.hn65dw | Doth not thy inmost spirit yield And sink where Love stands thus revealed? |
hvd.hn65dw | Fearest sometimes that thy Father Hath forgot? |
hvd.hn65dw | Gate of the Temple? |
hvd.hn65dw | How can my spirit become a star? |
hvd.hn65dw | In him a well of joy for ever springs, And all day long his heart is glad and sings: Who is like Thee? |
hvd.hn65dw | Is this our longing's final aim? |
hvd.hn65dw | Restless, restless, speed we on; Whither in the vast unknown? |
hvd.hn65dw | To be like all things round,- no more Than pebbles cast on Time's gray shore? |
hvd.hn65dw | What shall make trouble? |
hvd.hn65dw | What shall make trouble? |
hvd.hn65dw | Who shall make trouble? |
hvd.hn65dw | Why shouldst thou fill to- day with sorrow About to- morrow, My heart? |
hvd.hn65dw | or"How?" |
hvd.hn65dw | shall pain Or sorrow make thee moan, When all this God is all for thee, A Father all thine own? |
hvd.hn65dw | what do, but weep? |
hvd.hn65dw | — And having said thus, fell a peace so deep, What could I do, dear friends? |
hvd.32044087388625 | ... And I said: “ Why does she lie here motionless, with the sand piled round her?" |
hvd.32044087388625 | And I said, “ What is this?" |
hvd.32044087388625 | And is it not to be feared that many in our age die this death? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Can she tell me anything? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Do her graces and charms make her a ministering angel or an instrument of evil? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Do you not know I am a woman? |
hvd.32044087388625 | How can one who hates men love a woman without blushing? |
hvd.32044087388625 | How many women since the days of Echo and Narcissus have pined themselves into air for the love of men who were in love only with themselves? |
hvd.32044087388625 | If the women did not make idols of us, and if they saw us as we see each other, would life be bearable or could society go on? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Not much he kens, I ween, of woman's breast, Who thinks that wanton thing is won by sighs; What careth she for hearts when once possess’d? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Think you, if Laura had been Petrarch's wife, He would have written sonnets all his life? |
hvd.32044087388625 | WHAT is it that love does to women? |
hvd.32044087388625 | WHAT means did the devil find out, or what instrument did his own subtlety present him, as fittest and aptest to work his mis- chief by? |
hvd.32044087388625 | WOMAN is more the companion of her own thoughts and feelings; and if they are turned to ministers of sorrow, where shall she look for consolation? |
hvd.32044087388625 | WOMAN's tongue a tempter? |
hvd.32044087388625 | What is civilization? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Where shall we draw the line between dangerous ex- tremes? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Wherein lie woman's power and her weakness? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Who does not know the bent of woman's fancy? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Who shall draw it? |
hvd.32044087388625 | Why should man, who is strong, always get the best of it, and be forgiven so much; and woman, who is weak, get the worst and be forgiven so little? |
hvd.32044087388625 | With what hope can we endeavor to per- suade the ladies that the time spent at the toilet is lost in vanity? |
hvd.32044029919305 | 93 whether he be in the church and feel God ’s presence, does he perceive Him any the better because he is in a place of rest? |
hvd.32044029919305 | Amen? |
hvd.32044029919305 | At last a man spoke out of the crowd, “ Sir, how long are we to stand here? |
hvd.32044029919305 | Do you see now what you are when you are brought to the proof? |
hvd.32044029919305 | Io? |
hvd.32044029919305 | Is it not His own precious treasure, and a small thing with Him to forgive thee thy trespasses, if thou believe in Him? |
hvd.32044029919305 | Nature is in itself good and noble, why shouldst thou hew away aught that belongs to it? |
hvd.32044029919305 | Then the voice said, “ Fear not, dear son, it is I, the Master. ” Then said the man, “ Dear Master, is it you? |
hvd.32044029919305 | This kingdom is greater than any kingdom on the earth. ” “ What hath brought thee to this per- fection? ”. |
hvd.32044029919305 | What is meant by Christ's going away from us? |
hvd.32044029919305 | What is the gift? |
hvd.32044029919305 | what wouldst thou do then 2 ” “ Cast me into hell? |
hvd.32044029919305 | “ What went ye out into the wilderness to see? ”- MATT. |
hvd.hnl1dy | .. As I was once crossing a stream- but you know the story, so why should I repeat it to you? |
hvd.hnl1dy | But can the end be reached? |
hvd.hnl1dy | But even you, I think, said the bee to the wasp, are not without a similar means of subsistence? |
hvd.hnl1dy | But have you never yourself been taken in, not by man, but by nature? |
hvd.hnl1dy | But what are we lingering here for? |
hvd.hnl1dy | Did he not rub his cheeks and roar with pain as you plied him with your delicate instrument? |
hvd.hnl1dy | From the 27 The Truth- Seekers What is truth? |
hvd.hnl1dy | How do I know it is I that am spinning, and not rather the world that is whirling about me? |
hvd.hnl1dy | Indeed, the present is sweet — who has not felt its sweetness? |
hvd.hnl1dy | May it not be that the other principle, the root of bitterness, is what we call space? |
hvd.hnl1dy | So that Mozart, cried the lark, whom I taught to sing, and who in return gave me( or was it his spirit?) |
hvd.hnl1dy | Was existence sweet to the man who tried the other day to rob your hive? |
hvd.hnl1dy | What are eyes for, if not to show you a thing as it is? |
hvd.hnl1dy | What if we should be permanently deceived? |
hvd.hnl1dy | What is a current? |
hvd.hnl1dy | What sort of things are those? |
hvd.hnl1dy | Why, said the fish, do n't you understand? |
hvd.hnl1dy | Will the turmoil never cease? |
hvd.hnl1dy | Would you have them show it to you as it is n't? |
hvd.hnl1dy | answered the fish: do you call air nothing at all? |
hvd.hnl1dy | cried the dog: why did n't I think, when I saw the image in the brook, to use my flair? |
hvd.hnl1dy | objected the Christian- can relief and healing be really brought? |
hvd.32044081150161 | “ Bon ton! ” exclaims the astonished Mercury,'what is that, madam?' hvd.32044081150161 'Bless me,'she exclaimed,'what business had I to talk about things I know nothing about? hvd.32044081150161 'For the punishment of my iniquities,'she wrote on another occasion,'I was once drawn into a — what shall I call it? hvd.32044081150161 'I must die,'wrote Epictetus;'but must I die groaning? hvd.32044081150161 'May we not delight in our friends because they may be separated from us for a time? hvd.32044081150161 'Pray,'she asked,'could you ever discover who gets the money that is lost? hvd.32044081150161 'Why, Punch,'said the showman of a pup- pet- show at Deal,'what makes you so stupid?' hvd.32044081150161 And now I am up, you may inquireTo what purpose?" |
hvd.32044081150161 | Are you old? |
hvd.32044081150161 | Are you walking for a wager?" |
hvd.32044081150161 | But had she lived in the twentieth century what would she have thought of the religious novel, that is often irreligious and even sacrilegious? |
hvd.32044081150161 | Did this when gained her restless temper fix? |
hvd.32044081150161 | Does Satan sweep the stakes and carry off the winnings? |
hvd.32044081150161 | Elizabeth Carter's advice to whoever will apply it to herself:'Madam,—Are you young? |
hvd.32044081150161 | For what motive had they to wish to live? |
hvd.32044081150161 | Her head, she declared, was fortunately a very un- important one in the world of literature or busi- ness, so that it might act'sans consequence? |
hvd.32044081150161 | I am really very much in earnest when I ask whether you can approve the severe treatment that Dr. Carter has received? |
hvd.32044081150161 | If I have suffered from the troubles of others, what might I not have suffered from a hus- band?' |
hvd.32044081150161 | No, she still prays — for what? — a coach and six. |
hvd.32044081150161 | Only those deform that come from a narrow, envious, hard A WOMAN OF the opening door? |
hvd.32044081150161 | She wrote to a friend:'Pray can you knit? |
hvd.32044081150161 | Sometimes Mrs. Carter's friends would take a cottage at Walmer,'for the con- venience of going into the sea'[ bathing?]. |
hvd.32044081150161 | To the small child who'felt its life in every limb,'and had no doubt of being able to reach its utmost limit, was not that practically eternity? |
hvd.32044081150161 | When asked the same ques- tion, Mrs. Carter answered:'As to your inquiries of how I do? |
hvd.32044081150161 | Why should I not depart smiling, cheerful and serene?' |
hvd.32044081150161 | and what I think? |
hvd.32044081150161 | had you them all to yourself, sir?' |
hvd.32044081150161 | she would cry, how can I contrive to make talk?' |
hvd.32044081150161 | will that man have never done complaining?' |
hvd.32044081150161 | •What has become of our Sylph?' |
hvd.hn4ekt | - This is All- soul's day, fellows, is it not?" |
hvd.hn4ekt | 95 “ Why may not imagination trace the noble dust of Alexander till he find it stopping a bung- hole?" |
hvd.hn4ekt | Do you hear? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Must he be deposed? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Must he lose The name of King? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Must he submit? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Must we all march? ” 1 HENRY IV., Act iii., Scene 3. |
hvd.hn4ekt | Or guilty, in defence, be thus destroyed? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Shall we go see the reliques of this town? ” TWELFTH Night, Act iii., Scene iii. |
hvd.hn4ekt | The matter? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Things hid and barrd, you'mean, from common sense? |
hvd.hn4ekt | What is the end of study? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Why should we pay tribute? |
hvd.hn4ekt | Will you yield, and thus avoid? |
hvd.hn4ekt | is the wind in that door, i'faith? |
hvd.hn4ekt | where are these bloody thieves? ” OTHELLO, Act v., Scene 1. |
hvd.hn4ekt | who would e'er suppose They had such courage and audacity? ” 1 HENRY VI., Act i., Scene 2.. |
hvd.hn4ekt | will the line stretch out to the crack of doom?" |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Are there no stones in heaven?" |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Dost thou lie still? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Good, my lord, will you see the players well bestowed? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Hath not a Jew eyes? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ How now, lad? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ I taste grief, need friends, like you; subjected thus, How can you say to me- I am a king?" |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ If a Jew wrong a Christian, what is his hu- mility? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Is that lead slow which is fired from a gun? ” Love's Labor Lost, Act iii., Scene 1. |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Was ever feather so lightly blown to and fro as this multitude?" |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ What must the king do now? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ What ribs of oak, when mountains melt on them, Can hold the mortise?" |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ What say you? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ What work's, my countrymen, in hand:- Where go you With bats and clubs? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ What's to do? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Who gives anything to poor Tom? ” King LEAR, Act iii., Scene 4. |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ Why tribute? |
hvd.hn4ekt | “ • What's their seeking? |
hvd.hx122q | 375 land without stones, or meat without bones? |
hvd.hx122q | A man must have a backbone, or how is he to hold his head up? |
hvd.hx122q | Are women much worse than men in this business? |
hvd.hx122q | Are women's tongues like lambs'tails, always wag- ging? |
hvd.hx122q | At length thé venerable patriarch capitulated at discretion, by saying,"Well, dear, what is it that puzzles you?' |
hvd.hx122q | Beware of him who says, “ Is it not a little one? ” Little sins are the eggs of great sorrows. |
hvd.hx122q | Did the words of Mr. Hill help to bring about their own fulfillment? |
hvd.hx122q | Do you feel as if he would have been better if you had been sour and hard? |
hvd.hx122q | Do you now look down upon your petted grandson? |
hvd.hx122q | Here then was the puzzle: If the pit aforesaid had no bottom, where would all the people fall who dropped out at its lower end? |
hvd.hx122q | How can a man take the smuts off his face, if he will not look in the glass, nor believe that they are there when he is told of them? |
hvd.hx122q | How can you be free if any one of these chains still holds you fast? |
hvd.hx122q | If our baker left off making bread for a week while he cracked the cockroaches, what should we all do for breakfast? |
hvd.hx122q | If the water companies never gave the Londoners a drink till they had fished every gudgeon out of the Thames, how would the old ladies make their tea? |
hvd.hx122q | Is it so or not? |
hvd.hx122q | Is it so? |
hvd.hx122q | Is it true that woman only conceales what she does not know? |
hvd.hx122q | Is this false or not? |
hvd.hx122q | N English school- boy when asked, “ Who is 1 the Prime Minister of England? ” answered, “ Mr. |
hvd.hx122q | Now, is not this very like the world with its notions of pleasure? |
hvd.hx122q | Or wait till you catch me?" |
hvd.hx122q | There is noise enough: laughter and shouting and boasting; but where is IND 17 the comfort which can warm the heart and give peace to the spirit? |
hvd.hx122q | To- day, will you fetch me? |
hvd.hx122q | WHEN passion has run away with a man, who knows where it may carry him? |
hvd.hx122q | We have met with professors who are haughty, and despise others; how can these be the Lord's free men while pride surrounds them? |
hvd.hx122q | What would old friend Tusser say to that? |
hvd.hx122q | Where can a cow live and not get milked? |
hvd.hx122q | Where will the ass go that he will not have to work? |
hvd.hx122q | Yet in what respects are they better than he?. |
hvd.hx122q | happen if poor people did not learn the way to heaven? |
hvd.hx122q | is the train gone? |
hvd.hx122q | upon a time, when reading the passage in the Book of Revelation which mentions the bottomless pit, I paused and said,"Granpa, what can this mean?' |
hvd.hx122q | “ Will you walk into my parlor? ” 342 LIFE AND WORK OF RÉV. |
hvd.hwrr23 | 18—52 in whom he recipect to Go can not see that this is the case? |
hvd.hwrr23 | A wise man may perceive this from the following queries: If you remove the affection which is of love, can you think any thing? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Can any one deny that the origin of life is in the same place as the origin of fibres? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Can any thing natural have use for an end, and dis- pose uses into orders and forms? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Can you conceive of it as something æthereal, or flaming? |
hvd.hwrr23 | For what is it for a man to love himself alone, and not any one out of himself, by whom he may be beloved again? |
hvd.hwrr23 | In prayer, who does not look before him up to God, to whatever quarter his face is turned? |
hvd.hwrr23 | In proportion as the affection which is of love grows cold, do not thought, speech, and action grow cold also? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Is it any thing? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Nevertheless, such simple substances do not exist; for what is a substance without a form? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Think of wisdom, and suppose it out of a man; is it any thing? |
hvd.hwrr23 | What has the sun, from which nature is derived, in common with a government imitative of, and analo- gous to, that of heaven? |
hvd.hwrr23 | What is that which you do not see? |
hvd.hwrr23 | What man of sound mind does not see that such instincts in these animals are not from the natural world? |
hvd.hwrr23 | What then would be the case, if an angel were to ascend towards the sun itself, and enter its fire? |
hvd.hwrr23 | What, indeed, is love, unless there be something that is loved? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Who does not know from com- mon perception, that the will and understanding are two dis- tinct things in man? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Who does not know, from common perception, that a man that leads a good life is saved, and that a man that leads a wicked one is condemned? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Who does not see that heat and the good of charity, and light and the truth of faith, are totally distinct? |
hvd.hwrr23 | Who in the world at this day knows that this love in itself is of such a nature? |
hvd.hwrr23 | also, that he that does what is just from justice, and what is upright from uprightness, has conscience? |
hvd.hwrr23 | and can you do any thing? |
hvd.hwrr23 | and in proportion as it is heated, are not they also heated? |
hvd.fl2p2t | 'Who is that sinister- looking fellow?? |
hvd.fl2p2t | 'Who is that sinister- looking fellow?? |
hvd.fl2p2t | ( Criticism? |
hvd.fl2p2t | 82 BUSHO HARA hy Remballery wetermine preciator in Japan, even while we admit that we have the buyers? |
hvd.fl2p2t | But are these fortunately changed con- ditions really helpful for the creation of true art? |
hvd.fl2p2t | But what use is it to get another pedantry from the West in the place of the old one? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Did he draw the picture and finish it? |
hvd.fl2p2t | He is one of the artists who will gain much from selection; who will ever publish a book of twenty or thirty best pieces of his life ’s production? |
hvd.fl2p2t | How can you place together in the same room Utamaro's women, for instance, with Millet's pictures or Carpenter's “ Towards Democracy ”? |
hvd.fl2p2t | I say again, the line with the breath of love, Enwrapping my heart to be a happy prey: Sensuous? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Is he not studying the action of the dead souls clamorous as in their living days? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Is it Heaven's right to treat one who was destined to be a great artist like that? |
hvd.fl2p2t | My friend exclaimed: “ Is it not the same thing, when you think Nature imitates Art, that your mind itself imitates the Art first? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Now let me ask you: was it Kyosai's artistic greatness to accept the Western science of art? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Now, what did he mean by that? |
hvd.fl2p2t | The Italian's stupidity is inexcusable; but did they indeed appear to him so different from his work at home? |
hvd.fl2p2t | The times change, and we are becoming more intellectual, as a consequence, physically ugly; is it too sweeping or one- sided to say that? |
hvd.fl2p2t | They say: “ Where's cherry- blossom? |
hvd.fl2p2t | We did not know until recently what meant the words realism and idealism( should we thank the Western critics?) |
hvd.fl2p2t | What needed he there but prayer and silence? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Where could be found a more gruesome sight than that? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Who can paint them as exactly they are? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Why was that? |
hvd.fl2p2t | Will you laugh at me when I say how I wish to live five years more, if not five years, two years at least, if not two years, even one year? |
hvd.fl2p2t | or is it that our Japanese general public never have a high standard in the matter of art, especially of Western art? |
hvd.fl2p2t | what made him so? |
hvd.hc2esm | Are these things committed against thee, my brother? |
hvd.hc2esm | Art thou merely a creature of circumstances, ruled in all thy thoughts and actions by the stars? |
hvd.hc2esm | Because so many of thy hopes and aspira- tions fall to the ground seemingly fruitless? |
hvd.hc2esm | But he of little faith says: If this be true why do I not recall previous embodiments? |
hvd.hc2esm | Can thy soul be at ease in any other walk of life than that which it prompts thee to take? |
hvd.hc2esm | Does it not also reveal the fact that much of the labor of the world is both unneces- sary and a hindrance to man's true spir- itual growth? |
hvd.hc2esm | Dost think the works of art beautiful? |
hvd.hc2esm | How free the unfortunate one of the para- sites that have attached themselves to him? |
hvd.hc2esm | How know ye that thy hopes and aspira- tions are fruitless? |
hvd.hc2esm | May not their branches extend so far above thy head that their fruits are beyond the circle of thy vision? |
hvd.hc2esm | Might we not almost call it the soul of the world? |
hvd.hc2esm | N EONTU asked the Master: Why is it that I am affected by all individuals that come into my presence, not only men- tally but also physically? |
hvd.hc2esm | NEONTU asked Zertoulem, What is Re- ligion? |
hvd.hc2esm | On W WISDOM OF THE AGES · II vocal with a new song voicing the majesty and glory of the One, Everlasting Omn? |
hvd.hc2esm | Some give me the sensations of peace and joy, while others almost completely destroy my equilibrium? |
hvd.hc2esm | THERE are so many opinions abroad 1 in the world, asked Neontu, how can one know the right? |
hvd.hc2esm | THINK ye that life is not worth the living 1 because it is a ceaseless struggle after the unattained? |
hvd.hc2esm | The Master plucked a wayside flower, and turning to Neontu, said: Perceivest thou this flower I hold in my hand? |
hvd.hc2esm | Then some might say, Why battle against the adverse? |
hvd.hc2esm | Thy power is infinite; then, why be con- quered by things which are inferior to thee? |
hvd.hc2esm | WISDOM OF THE AGES 131 neu Wouldst thou have friends in the world? |
hvd.hc2esm | WISDOM OF THE AGES 189 And how canst thou obtain these unless thine every duty is performed? |
hvd.hc2esm | What if he dwells on mountain heights? |
hvd.hc2esm | What if some say, This is the only life, the first and last incarnation? |
hvd.hc2esm | What matters it if thy voice is not heard amid the Babel sounds of earth? |
hvd.hc2esm | What, then, is genius but the awakening of thyself? |
hvd.hc2esm | Who shall say that other sacred books have not been similarly penned? |
hvd.hc2esm | Why labor for others to make their pathway easier while ours lies over the untrodden fields and up the steep and trackless ascents? |
hvd.hc2esm | Why not go on our way, as thou hast already taught, alone, and leave them to stumble along as best they may? |
hvd.hc2esm | Why not learn a lesson from the vege- table kingdom? |
hvd.hc2esm | Why spend thy time in worthless grieving over the seeming failures of life, when eter- nity and all her years are thine? |
hvd.hc2esm | Why strive after the higher? |
hvd.hc2esm | Would it not be wiser if he would seek the fountain- head, the source whence all proceed? |
hvd.hc2esm | Yet, would I ask, Is it not far better for man to know the real than the appearance? |
hvd.hc2esm | can VA W ELL dost thou ask, oh, Neontu, How V can we deal with these conditions? |
hvd.hc2esm | nea ONE asked the Master: What shall be the nature of our homes in the world of the Lomkatos? |
hvd.hc2esm | never W H AT sayest thou, Neontu, that thou V hast fallen away from the Higher Thought? |
hvd.32044054167374 | A fool also multiplieth words: yet man knoweth not what shall be; and that which shall be after him, who can tell him? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Again, if two lie together, then they have warmth; but how can one be warm alone? |
hvd.32044054167374 | And what do these outward trappings amount to? |
hvd.32044054167374 | And who shall accuse thee for the perishing of nations which thou didst make? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Be not over much wicked; Neither be thou foolish: Why shouldest thou die before thy time? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Be not righteous over much; Neither make thyself over wise: Why shouldest thou destroy thyself? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Because The king's word hath power; And who may say unto him, What doest thou? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For to be greatly strong is thine at all times; and the might of thine arm who shall withstand? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For what advantage hath the wise man more than the fool, or the poor man that hath under- standing, in walking before the living? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For what can the man do that cometh after the “ king? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For who can eat, or who can have enjoyment “ more than I? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For who can tell him how it shall be? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For who knoweth what is good for man in his life, all the days of his vain life which he spendeth as a shadow? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For who shall say, What hast thou done? |
hvd.32044054167374 | For whom then, saith he, do I labour, and deprive my soul of good? |
hvd.32044054167374 | I said of laughter, it is mad; and of mirth, “ what doeth it? |
hvd.32044054167374 | I-8; and(?) |
hvd.32044054167374 | In a brilliant picture the author describes the whole creation uniting in vengeance — but on whom? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Is this a fair representation of Ecclesiastes? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Seeing there be many things that increase vanity, what is man the better? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Then said I in my heart, “ As it happeneth to the fool, so will it happen even to “ me; and why was I then more wise? |
hvd.32044054167374 | What hath a man of all his labour, and of the striving of his heart wherein he laboureth under the sun? |
hvd.32044054167374 | What profit hath man of all his labour wherein he laboureth under the sun? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Who can eat, or who can have enjoyment, more than I? |
hvd.32044054167374 | Who knoweth the spirit of man whether it goeth upward, and the spirit of the beast whether it goeth downward to the earth? |
hvd.32044054167374 | for who can tell a man what shall be after him under the sun? |
hvd.32044054167374 | or who shall come and stand before thee as an avenger for unrighteous men? |
hvd.32044054167374 | or who shall withstand thy judgement? |
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hvd.hx7drc | Cowardice asks,"Is it safe? ” Expe- diency asks,"Is it politic?" |
hvd.hx7drc | Cowardice asks,"Is it safe? ” Expe- diency asks,"Is it politic?" |
hvd.hx7drc | Do you want to know the man against whom you have most reason to guard your- self? |
hvd.hx7drc | Do you wish men to speak well of you? |
hvd.hx7drc | Does he see one whit the better? |
hvd.hx7drc | Does the ass comprehend whether he carries on his back a library or a bundle of faggots? |
hvd.hx7drc | Dost thou love life? |
hvd.hx7drc | Endless torments dwell about thee, Yet who would live, and live without thee? |
hvd.hx7drc | For what ad- vantage can it be to a blind man that his parents had good eyes? |
hvd.hx7drc | Hath fortune dealt thee ill cards? |
hvd.hx7drc | Have you known how to compose your manners? |
hvd.hx7drc | How can we expect another to keep our secret if we can not keep it ourselves? |
hvd.hx7drc | I What is there in the vale of life Half so delightful as a wife; When friendship, love and peace combine To stamp the marriage- bond divine? |
hvd.hx7drc | Is it true that he who reads one can read the other? |
hvd.hx7drc | Is there anything so stubborn, obstinate, disdainful, contem- plative, grave or serious, as an ass? |
hvd.hx7drc | PROVERBIAL WISDOM 285 on for hi E lie and s Ellis Es a poor? |
hvd.hx7drc | The only question is: “ Whom will we serve? ” F. W. Faber. |
hvd.hx7drc | The upright minister asks “ what rec- ommends a man;"a corrupt minister,"who?" |
hvd.hx7drc | They asked Lucman the fabulist, “ From whom did you learn manners?" |
hvd.hx7drc | Vanity asks,"Is it popular? ” Conscience asks,"Is it right? ” W. M. Punshon. |
hvd.hx7drc | Vanity asks,"Is it popular? ” Conscience asks,"Is it right? ” W. M. Punshon. |
hvd.hx7drc | W. Hold? |
hvd.hx7drc | What is a drunken man like? |
hvd.hx7drc | What is birth to a man, if it shall be a stain to his dead ancestors to have left such an offspring? |
hvd.hx7drc | What is life but a circulation of little mean actions? |
hvd.hx7drc | Which is the best government? |
hvd.hx7drc | Would you have others to befriend you? |
hvd.hx7drc | be friendly; would you have them to respect you? |
hvd.hx7drc | uncertain treasure, Hast thou more of pain or pleasure? |
hvd.hx7drc | “ Can you tell a plain man the plain road to heaven? ” “ Surely. |
hvd.hwt6r7 | 89 Glints of Wisdom Many will say—“We came into the world with dif- fering endowments. ” That is not asking"How did we come to be what we are? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | A person in a state of perfect health- in what condition is he? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Can you form a Spiritual Organization? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Can you not make a mental picture of anything you want? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | HD WIDENER HW TER? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | How can we expect health in captivity? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | How can we expect the annihilation of evil — the reform of girls and women in all sorts of horrible places — when we hold ourselves aloof? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | How do we give out our psychic emanations? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | How many free people are there to- day? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | How shall you prescribe for it? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Is it right for the master- the spirit — to control the flesh? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Never say, “ I have lost something,"but, “ I have come to the end of a certain period in my journey, what is the next thing for me to do? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Now, what is a dream? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | OverCO What is mental healing? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Some will say, “ If a deluge is coming, what good does it do for us to know it? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Supposing one is very sensitive or mediumistic, why can not such an one polarize himself, so that he will draw toward him always the good? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Take the mental attitude, “ I will remember what- ever I will to remember. ” Will the memory of our follies remain forever? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | The first question is, Do you know what you want? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Very sensitive people, who are too negative, catch diseases; why not catch something good? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | We are not inquiring What are lives? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | What constitutes knowledge? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | What is cause? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | What is life? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | What is the next good that is coming to me? ” 80 Destiny What has a beginning must have an end; what has no beginning can have no end. |
hvd.hwt6r7 | When people are tempted and tried, what does it mean? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Why should it be destroyed when we lay off this body? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Why? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | Why? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | and how may we dis- cover it? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | but What is the one life? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | or, is it right for the flesh to dominate the spirit? |
hvd.hwt6r7 | “ Understandest thou what thou readest? ” Things are vastly more than they seem. |
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mdp.39076002631369 | ?- ‘ ’ “ Wyn ‘_ ju"!Al_§j la. ‘/ I “ Ina! |
mdp.39076002631369 | A H. What shall I tell about? |
mdp.39076002631369 | At last, he faltered forth: “ Have you never seen your brother since that day? |
mdp.39076002631369 | Can you tell me why, mother? |
mdp.39076002631369 | H. Wo n’t you tell one, Stephen? |
mdp.39076002631369 | S. Then you do n’t believe in ghosts? |
mdp.39076002631369 | Such was one of the results of Thomas ’s A BROWN COAT, OR A BLUE? |
mdp.39076002631369 | This had been con- trived by the command of the deceitful? |
mdp.39076002631369 | but what could he do? |
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mdp.39076002631369 | “ What is the matter? ” said she. |
mdp.39076002631369 | “ You arrived first?" |
hvd.ah574c | Had I not picked up the potsherd wouldst thou have found the pearl? ” — Tal. hvd.ah574c If it is truth, why then should it be called parable?" |
hvd.ah574c | Who is honored? hvd.ah574c Who is rich? |
hvd.ah574c | Who is wise? hvd.ah574c And now that I have it shall I not use it? hvd.ah574c As to man, how much could be learned from him? hvd.ah574c But can we think of Jews and Greeks without ECHOES OF WISDOM thinking of Moses and Homer? hvd.ah574c But what hast thou seen of us scholars? |
hvd.ah574c | Can the good heart be acquired? |
hvd.ah574c | Do we not despise that man as a blasphemer who dares to question our wisdom? |
hvd.ah574c | Do you think aught that a rich man does, can be secret? |
hvd.ah574c | ECHOES OF WISDOM Can we conceive of harder times than when fish are rare? |
hvd.ah574c | How do you like that sentiment, my dear female reader? |
hvd.ah574c | Is it really so sure a thing that knowledge increases and the human mind becomes stronger in proportion to the succession of generations? |
hvd.ah574c | Is not the good heart easily misled? |
hvd.ah574c | Is the life held so cheap, worth the steel and the senti- ment they lavishly bestow upon it? |
hvd.ah574c | Quid non dem? |
hvd.ah574c | Shall those starve who have no taste and no means for dainties and delicacies? |
hvd.ah574c | Truth? |
hvd.ah574c | What assurance have we that we would act better in his circumstances? |
hvd.ah574c | What constitutes the good heart? |
hvd.ah574c | What is it that impels us to the very place from which we desire to recede? ”( P"11372) nyop 5 9897879 35 98"Zwei Seelen wohnen, ach! |
hvd.ah574c | What ordinance would be so welcome to the miser as that which gave him the religious right to keep his family in starvation at short intervals? |
hvd.ah574c | What wills the Sultan of me? |
hvd.ah574c | Who can imagine that mysterious person- age dead and buried? |
hvd.ah574c | Why is it, that he, too, weeps and mourns over losses? |
hvd.ah574c | bered among the wise? |
hvd.ah574c | didst thou have no bread at home that thou hast come that perilous distance to beg for it?" |
hvd.ah574c | do you not see what a mighty power the Romans are? |
hvd.ah574c | how is this? |
hvd.ah574c | אבני ביתו של אדם וקורות ביתו של אדם מעידין בו( תענית יא) Secretum divitis ullum esse putas? |
hvd.ah574c | “ Quid dem? |
hvd.ah574c | “ Which passage in the Bible, ” says Bar Kappara, “ com- prises all the essentials of the Thora( Law)? |
hvd.32044014266647 | That is what I think,said Sancho;"but tell me now, who was the first tumbler in the world?" |
hvd.32044014266647 | 26 WIT AND WISDOM flagrant an injury, I may strive, if not to avenge it, at least to end this life of pain? |
hvd.32044014266647 | 49 when a person is in the dumps? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Are we to take all that enamoured poets sing, for truth? |
hvd.32044014266647 | But Love's a god, and cruelty In heavenly breasts can never dwell: Then say by what authority I'm doomed to feel the pains of hell? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Can hope and fear at once the soul possess, Or hope subsist with surer cause of fear? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Damsels from fourteen to fifteen, why do ye plague her? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Empresses, why do ye persecute her? |
hvd.32044014266647 | For, supposing you should be cut off in the very first encounter, either by cannon- shot or the springing of a mine, what does it signify? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Or say, can aught but frenzy bear This tempest of despair? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Or, say, what hath my patience worn? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Queens, what would ye have with her? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Shall I, to shut out frightful jealousy, Close my sad eyes, when every pang I feel'14 WIT AND WISDOM Presents the hideous phantom to my view? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Tell me, doughty youth, who cursed thee With such humors and ill- luck? |
hvd.32044014266647 | The honor of women consists in the good opinion of the world; and since that of your wife is eminently good, why would you have it questioned? |
hvd.32044014266647 | They say, Love rates his blessing high, But who would prize an easy joy? |
hvd.32044014266647 | To free damsels from disaster Is, they say, your daily care: Can you then deny a plaster To a wounded virgin here? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Was't some sullen bear dry- nursed thee, Or she- dragon gave thee suck? |
hvd.32044014266647 | What is sudden death, to a protracted life of an- guish? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Where a sovereign beauty reigns, Fruitless are a rival's pains — O'er a finished picture who, E'er a second picture drew? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Where is the wonder one devil should be like another? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Why dost thou fly? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Why is the peerless Dulcinea so un- lucky that she must not be suffered singly to enjoy this my incomparable constancy? |
hvd.32044014266647 | Why must their ruffs be generally yellow and ill- starched?" |
hvd.32044014266647 | Woman is formed of brittle ware; Then, wherefore rashly seek to know What force, unbroken, she will bear, And strike perhaps some fatal blow? |
hvd.32044014266647 | ll"J them to cobble their shoes, and wear upon their coats one button of silk, another of hair, and a third of glass? |
hvd.32044014266647 | m. Of all my sufferings and my woe, Is Chloe then the fatal source? |
hvd.32044014266647 | need I bid thee smile? |
hvd.32044014266647 | quoth Sancho,"she has only to practise two or three years, and the gravity will set upon her as if it were made for her; and if not, what matters it? |
hvd.32044014266647 | u Where art thou, mistress of my heart, Unconscious of thy lover's smart? |
hvd.32044014266647 | what augments my misery? |
hvd.32044014266647 | what inspires my woful strain? |
hvd.32044014266647 | what retrieve departed joy? |
hvd.32044014266647 | what will mitigate my doom? |
hvd.hx526m | A sister once, or is it brother, say? |
hvd.hx526m | But, pray tell, that we be sure; Who'll die in faith and to the end endure? |
hvd.hx526m | Come tell us, where's the kingdom Thou dost bring? ” Delivered by God's counsel which He made Determinate, and in foreknowledge laid. |
hvd.hx526m | For where's the voice, or face, or favor rarel Who hears, or feels, or sees it? |
hvd.hx526m | How long? |
hvd.hx526m | I ask to represent my Synod here, With full permission in her name appear? ”. |
hvd.hx526m | Make one to suffer punishment and pa Another's debts? |
hvd.hx526m | Now where's the mut’ny here and villainy, Where have I done so great enormity? |
hvd.hx526m | O Truth ’s Recorder undefiled, what cause Has plunged the world in darkness'thickest jaws? |
hvd.hx526m | O poor wanchancie, weird and wand'ring tribe; Give o'er the overcrafty creed- wright scribeſ When will thy wand'ring cease from error's night? |
hvd.hx526m | O wretched man that I am, who shall here Deliver me from this vile body- gear? |
hvd.hx526m | O, tell us whence this life of sin and guilt, Despair and woe, on which our hopes are built? |
hvd.hx526m | O, why should I yet stay? |
hvd.hx526m | Once sister, brother, father, mother dear? |
hvd.hx526m | One to heav'n 2 To hell The other? |
hvd.hx526m | Or father then 2 And dost thou still delay? |
hvd.hx526m | Read: Si unus ait duo inter se Opposita sunt, non est idem, say? |
hvd.hx526m | Shall man escape in peace, impunity, Reduce God's government to mutiny? |
hvd.hx526m | Shall vile contempt, abuse, which man begins, Thus harden ev'ry rebel in his sins? |
hvd.hx526m | Shall we meet again? |
hvd.hx526m | The Gospel should be preached in Jesus'name? |
hvd.hx526m | To travel, whither? |
hvd.hx526m | To views like these you'd have us pledged, and steal Away our hearts from Christ? |
hvd.hx526m | Tº God ’s W111|| Why not accept it then, and hope fulfill? ” A3( ſ){ ſ}}{ X_iſſ/, — cºe — I. |
hvd.hx526m | What sound is that invades the ear? |
hvd.hx526m | When all the live- long day they said: where's God? |
hvd.hx526m | Where, O, where, shall our sev’ral journeys end? |
hvd.hx526m | Why best intentions of the human breast Into disaster fall, and are not blest? |
hvd.hx526m | who smit Thee, guess, if Thou be King? |
hvd.hnntm5 | 199 Do you wish a portrait that is not flattered? |
hvd.hnntm5 | 27 WRITTEN ON A SKULL: Lamp, what hast thou done with the flame? |
hvd.hnntm5 | By Mrs. ANNIE ED- WARDES, author of"Archie Lovell,"“ Ought We to visit Her? ” etc. |
hvd.hnntm5 | Can we not seek the author of life but in the obscure labyrinth of theology? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Deserted cage, what hast thou done with the bird? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Dost not know, simpleton, that they always pretend not to be willing? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Have they invented a new mortal sin? |
hvd.hnntm5 | In love, which is the best rewarded: respect, or certain offenses? |
hvd.hnntm5 | JET: Her Face or her Fortune? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Montaigne, What a fool is he who says to a woman, Will you? |
hvd.hnntm5 | O Goddess who in- structs us, why didst thou put thy palace in a well? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Oh, poor hearts of poets, eager for the infinite in love, will you never be understood? |
hvd.hnntm5 | One of the greatest of human sufferings is to ask of one's self: Does God exist? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Should we condemn ourselves to ignorance to preserve hope? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Since Cupid is represented with a torch in his hand, why did they place virtue on a barrel of gunpowder? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Skeleton, what hast thou done with the soul? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Slave, what hast thou done with thy master? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Volcano, what hast thou done with the lava? |
hvd.hnntm5 | We instinctively abhor calumny as we do a snake, for fear of its venom; but, is our aversion to it so great when it attacks others? |
hvd.hnntm5 | We laugh but little in our days, but are we less frivolous? |
hvd.hnntm5 | What has become of those personages who made so much noise in the world? |
hvd.hnntm5 | What is a philosopher? |
hvd.hnntm5 | What matters the flagon, provided one has the intoxication? |
hvd.hnntm5 | What matters the lover? |
hvd.hnntm5 | When will our learned writers, alike free from bitterness and from flattery, faithfully teach us life? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Where has the soul of the world taken refuge? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Which is the best religion? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Who is he who dares say all he thinks? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Who would venture upon the journey of life, if compelled to begin it at the end? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Why do we dream in our sleep if we have no soul? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Why should we complain, since we are so little moved by the complaints of others? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Will not the Sphinx that guards thee find an Edipus to explain thee? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Will you love me always? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Would you console yourself when you die for parting from those with whom you liked to live? |
hvd.hnntm5 | Would you know how to give? |
hvd.hnntm5 | and, if we have one, how is it that dreams are so incoherent and extravagant? |
hvd.hnntm5 | does one need so much room to love a day, and then to die? |
hvd.hnntm5 | pure and sacred virgin, when wilt thou be worthily revered? |
hvd.hnntm5 | sage Evhemere, what have you seen in all your travels? ” “ Follies! ” Voltaire, Who elevates himself isolates himself. |
hvd.hnntm5 | what does man here below? |
hvd.32044103247318 | ( What was the use of taking it?) |
hvd.32044103247318 | ,? |
hvd.32044103247318 | 141 THE PROTOCOLS Who are the international financiers? |
hvd.32044103247318 | 31 THE PROTOCOLS sentatives consider that pleasure is above everything? |
hvd.32044103247318 | 49 THE PROTOCOLS beliefs, does it not obviously prove the low level of development of the Goy mind as compared to our mind? |
hvd.32044103247318 | 68 THE PROTOCOLS evil which we were forced to do during so many centuries has served in the end to true happiness to the restoration of order? |
hvd.32044103247318 | ? |
hvd.32044103247318 | After all, is it not the same to the world who will be its master — whether it be the head of Catholicism or our despot of Zionist blood? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Are they forgery? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Compiled by the U. S. State Department in October, 1919.? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Do you know what happens to sheep when wolves get into the fold? |
hvd.32044103247318 | From new taxes?. |
hvd.32044103247318 | Have we, by straining every fibre of our national body, es- caped a “ Pax Germanica ” only to fall into a “ Pax Judaeica"? |
hvd.32044103247318 | If so, in what circumstances were they produced and to cope with what inter- Jewish emergency? |
hvd.32044103247318 | If so, whence comes the uncanny note of prophecy, prophecy in parts ful- filled, in parts far gone in the way of fulfilment? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Is it necessary to say how long they would have to wait for the return of their liberties? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Or are we to dismiss the whole matter without inquiry and to let the influence of such a book as this work unchecked? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Savings from what? |
hvd.32044103247318 | We will deal with the press in the following manner: What is the present role of the press? |
hvd.32044103247318 | What form of govern- ment can be given to such societies other than a despotism such as I shall describe? |
hvd.32044103247318 | What is the reason of it? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Who and what can overthrow an unseen power? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Who could do the same with regard to us? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Why do they not send their rabbis?' |
hvd.32044103247318 | Why should the sovereign have an angel's heart? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Would it not have been more simple to take the needed money from their own people? |
hvd.32044103247318 | Would the dark oppressed masses of the Rus- sian workmen and peasants have been able to throw off the · yoke of the bourgeoisie by themselves? |
hvd.32044103247318 | collect money for helping the pogrom sufferers and for arming the Jewish youth. ” 143 THE PROTOCOLS over their exposition? |
hvd.32044103247318 | “ Did you find, then, that atheism perme- ates the ranks of the Bolsheviki? ” MR. SIMONS. |
hvd.32044103247318 | “ Do you not think that the church in the end will prove the rallying center for the anti- Bolshevik forces? |
hvd.32044103247318 | “ Hebrews? |
hvd.32044103247318 | “ She is the Bolshevik who has been in jail in this country and who will be deported as soon as her sentence is over? ” MR. SIMONS. |
hvd.32044103247318 | “ Trotzky came over from New York during that summer, did he not? ” MR. SIMONS. |
hvd.32044103247318 | “ You mean those that are in charge of the Bolsheviki, do you not? ” MR. KRYSHTOFOVICH. |
hvd.32044103247318 | “ You think he brought these people with him?" |
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hvd.32044082039272 | uce containers? |
hvd.32044082039272 | “ Can you get it back together again? ” he asks. |
hvd.32044082039272 | “ Did I say those collapsible, non- breakable steel boxes was comin'? |
hvd.32044082039272 | “ This high cost of livin'that everybody's talkin'about, what is it? |
hvd.32044082039272 | “ WHAT IS CONGRESS DOING? |
hvd.32044082039272 | “ Waste? |
hvd.32044082039272 | “ What do I mean by my kindlin'pile? |
hvd.32044082039272 | “ Yes, well you'd think that settled it, would n't you? |
hvd.32044096986013 | 256 Та? |
hvd.32044096986013 | 88 En D~ Kokukh Iclewa 89 Aenews from alerende Finnish Seco: in? |
hvd.32044096986013 | ; inre: Listé dent sa datie wonita.? |
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hvd.32044096986013 | ? alinin& Chrissans. |
hvd.32044096986013 | ?" |
hvd.32044096986013 | Birini..? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Branch, irachium honek ignaksine muniz? |
hvd.32044096986013 | But how shall they be attained? |
hvd.32044096986013 | But there must be a beginning; and I am asked, how shall I be- gin? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Cerrues, furea, fork vous les TAKE,:*? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Eynales? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Finmente, cany?) |
hvd.32044096986013 | I would ask, to whom are we indebted for the philosophic classi- fication of the many thousand volumes in our national library? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Isi..., Focicliriau? |
hvd.32044096986013 | It is sagely asked, who can make an index to a book till it is written or printed? |
hvd.32044096986013 | K. Ait, old, éttes fowo i dole se p otuit.com as does? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Leib body? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Leica smeeda cinsi els ani, w? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Mare( Adzni, te wet? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Teher, white,? Eg, burn.) |
hvd.32044096986013 | Tullil k Prola sata Tizum, chemb 260 Te liikein se cenery..::? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Who can make a directory to a city till he has learned who lives in it, and where they live? |
hvd.32044096986013 | Ze zerine hazii sinine'besch/ 2.., Ineler? |
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hvd.32044096986013 | hero,? |
hvd.32044096986013 | igura, grits Arslood grative rice.. Er, vein, sonce brook Ev, Hack Pred te spung prom,(? trany, gold PING( Irany ain. |
hvd.32044096986013 | is to 1 mua? |
hvd.32044096986013 | la Lowoces qabbién, sick, yliilo; pins ir ali fenotika och innan,: های oriente,- did? |
hvd.32044096986013 | naman, wain Wu- y 295 Words latin, or tranda Saxon, or fun a Irace ofcuniage) from Trako? |
hvd.32044096986013 | rapio', rok.ve... so gripe, grabe Steep, deep,? |
hvd.32044096986013 | useful knowledge are so much less valuable than the items which compose our perishable earthly riches? |
hvd.32044096986013 | zhog Hail W. caiet il gi? |
hvd.32044096986013 | • Why is this? |
hvd.hn3muy | 187 so violent while it lasts, and that it should last no longer than is necessary for the preservation of the young? |
hvd.hn3muy | Are not these, O Mirza, habitations worth contending for Does life appear miserable, that gives thee opportunities of earning such a reward? |
hvd.hn3muy | Do n't you believe they'd run? |
hvd.hn3muy | IO5 feels in doing good? |
hvd.hn3muy | If gratitude is due from man to man, how much more from man to his Maker? |
hvd.hn3muy | Is death to be feared, that will convey thee to so happy an existence? |
hvd.hn3muy | That delight and satisfaction which he takes in the prosperity and happiness of another? |
hvd.hn3muy | That secret rest and contentedness of mind, which gives him a perfect enjoyment of his present condi- tion? |
hvd.hn3muy | Were this one thought strongly fixed in the mind, what calamity would be dreadful? |
hvd.hn3muy | What actions can express the entire purity of thought which refines and sanctifies a virtuous man? |
hvd.hn3muy | What can we then think of those who make use of so tremendous a name in the ordinary expressions of their anger, mirth, and most impertinent passions? |
hvd.hn3muy | What good would sight and hearing do to a creature that can not move itself to or from the object wherein at a distance it perceives good or evil? |
hvd.hn3muy | What greater instance can there be of a weak and pusillanimous temper, than for a man to pass his whole life in opposition to his own sentiments? |
hvd.hn3muy | What load can infamy lay upon us when we are sure of the approbation of Him who will repay the disgrace of a moment with the glory of eternity? |
hvd.hn3muy | What would that philosopher have said, had he been present at the gluttony of a modern meal? |
hvd.hn3muy | Will, who is acquainted with Tom's logic, when he finds him running off the question, cuts him short with a “ What then? |
hvd.hn3muy | Would not a man laugh to hear any one of this species complaining that life is short? |
hvd.hn3muy | and who should be better able to illustrate the “ brown heath and shaggy wood ” of Scotia's scenery, than her own sons? |
hvd.hn3muy | have worn out my days in ease and tranquillity, free from labour, and without emulation? |
hvd.hn3muy | of those who admit it into the most familiar questions and assertions, ludicrous phrases, and works of humour? |
hvd.hn3muy | “ What besides this is the cause that the wisest men die with the greatest equanimity, the ignorant with the greatest concern? |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Is this the stole?' |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Is this the under robe?' |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Is this the upper robe?' |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Is this your alms- bowl?' |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Pakk'imâja disâja kin nimittam?' |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Pakk‘imâja anudisaja kin nimittam?? |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Pakk‘imâja anudisaja kin nimittam?? |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Puratt'imâja disaja kin nimittam?? |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Puratt'imâja disaja kin nimittam?? |
hvd.fl25ie | 'Uttarâja anudisâja kin nimittam?' |
hvd.fl25ie | * Uttarâja disâja kin nimittam?' |
hvd.fl25ie | 37 38 THE WAY OF THE BUDDHA Arjuna, representing the human soul, asks: “ Which of the two ways is the Path that leads to salvation? |
hvd.fl25ie | ? |
hvd.fl25ie | Are you a human being? |
hvd.fl25ie | Are you pure in this matter? |
hvd.fl25ie | Are you pure in this matter? |
hvd.fl25ie | Are you pure in this matter? |
hvd.fl25ie | Asthma? |
hvd.fl25ie | Boils? |
hvd.fl25ie | Epi- lepsy? |
hvd.fl25ie | Have the pre- liminaries required of the priesthood been at- tended to? |
hvd.fl25ie | Have you any such diseases as these: Leprosy? |
hvd.fl25ie | In this passage from the unknown to the unknown, this pilgrimage of life, which is the straight path, the true road- if indeed there be a Way? |
hvd.fl25ie | Itch? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. For the Uposatha these are said to be necessary? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ Admonition ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ Describing the season ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ For the Uposatha these are said to be required ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ The assembly is said to be formed ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ The number of priests ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ Water and a seat ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ When no one who should be excluded is present ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ When so many priests are assembled ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | N. “ When there are no offences common to all ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | No gods were there to say: who then can know or half foretell The unravelling of this mighty universal spell? |
hvd.fl25ie | Puratt‘imâja anudisâja kin nimittam? |
hvd.fl25ie | What means “ sweeping ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | Whence do I come? |
hvd.fl25ie | Whither do I go? |
hvd.fl25ie | Who made the heavens, then? |
hvd.fl25ie | Why linger on earth? |
hvd.fl25ie | and who, forsooth, quick- feeling man? |
hvd.fl25ie | prayers slow to gatherings, uc was presenting his travel 55?! |
hvd.fl25ie | ‘ Dakk'iņaja anudisâja kin nimittam?' |
hvd.fl25ie | ‘ Dakk'iņâja disaja kin nimittar?' |
hvd.fl25ie | “ Consent and purity ”? |
hvd.fl25ie | “ Does he disappear, as a cloud driven by the wind? |
hvd.fl25ie | “ When it is Uposatha day"? |
hvd.hx7dpc | 117 Hast thou a mind to quarrel with thy wife? |
hvd.hx7dpc | 4 او اس 8/ 2/ و مرزی بھی گھر سے ایک ynitrét clevera? |
hvd.hx7dpc | A fat man riding upon a lean horse, was asked how it came to pass that he was so fat and his horse so lean? |
hvd.hx7dpc | A very good or very bad poet is remarkable; but a mid- dling one, who can beer? |
hvd.hx7dpc | All are good lasses; but where come the ill wives frae? |
hvd.hx7dpc | All are good lasses; but where come the ill wives frae? |
hvd.hx7dpc | And dost thou now fall over my foes? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Been sworn my soldier? |
hvd.hx7dpc | But the next question was who would do it? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Ca n't I be your friend, but I must be your fool too? |
hvd.hx7dpc | For whom does the blind man's wife paint herself? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Gloria quanti libet quid erit, si sola gloria est? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Hast thou not spoke like thunder on my side? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Hence the proverb; for be who robs? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Saith Solomon the wise, A good wife's a good prize.? |
hvd.hx7dpc | That is but an empty purse that is full of other folks? |
hvd.hx7dpc | The Earl of Angus answerd,"I will bell the cat;"which he effected and was ever afterwards called “ Archibald Bell Cat"Who shall keep the keepers? |
hvd.hx7dpc | The French say, “ A foolish judge makes a short sentence,?? |
hvd.hx7dpc | The French say, “ A foolish judge makes a short sentence,?? |
hvd.hx7dpc | The Lord Gray says, “ It is well said, but who will bell the cat?" |
hvd.hx7dpc | The old manner of pledging was thus: the person who was going to drink, asked the person who sat next him if he would pledge him? |
hvd.hx7dpc | They that sell kids and have no goats, how came they by them? |
hvd.hx7dpc | This agrees with some of the witticisms in our old Plays: “ Why, my good father, what should you do with a wife? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Upstart's a churl that gathereth good; From whence did spring his noble blood? |
hvd.hx7dpc | What can the virtues of our ancestors profit us, if we do not imitate them? |
hvd.hx7dpc | What did they know of any branch of physical science, of political economy, penal law, or the principles, of government? |
hvd.hx7dpc | What ought we to infer of them? |
hvd.hx7dpc | What wind blew you hither? |
hvd.hx7dpc | What, indeed, was the opinion of the educated classes worth two centuries ago, upon any question of moral, government, or natural philosophy? |
hvd.hx7dpc | When Adam delv'd, and Eve span, Where was then the gentleman? |
hvd.hx7dpc | When do you fetch the five pounds?-Dorsetshire. |
hvd.hx7dpc | Where did the girl lose her maiden- head? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Who are you for? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Who can help sickness? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Who more ready to call her neighbour- scold, than the greatest scold in the parish? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Who shall hang the bell about the cat's neck? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Will you needs thrust your head In one of Vulcan ’s helmets? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Will you perforce Wear a city cap, and a court feather? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Would you be crested? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Would you live an angel's days? |
hvd.hx7dpc | Your great admirers are mostly but silly fellowe."? |
hvd.hx7dpc | bidding me depend Upon thy stars, thy fortuuè, and thy strength? |
hvd.hx7dpc | or is it only their writings which have varied with their interests? |
hvd.hx7dpc | that their characters have changed with their books? |
hvd.hx7dpc | to the skies? |
hvd.hx7dpc | “ Not much he kens, I ween, of woman's breast, Who thinks that wanton thing is won by sighs; What careth she for hearts when once possess'd? |
hvd.hx7dpc | “ What is a gentleman without his recreations? |
hvd.32044048284814 | -62 Who are the pious? |
hvd.32044048284814 | 74( Ulit amo( Uligoom IDOLATRY “ If your God hates idolatry, why does He not destroy it? ” Rufus, the Roman, asked Rabbi Akiba. |
hvd.32044048284814 | David reduced them all to eleven in the fif- teenth Psalm: Lord, who shall abide in Thy tabernacle, who shall dwell on Thy holy hill? |
hvd.32044048284814 | He frequently thinks: “ Am I not also God's creature? |
hvd.32044048284814 | I would not have lost it even for ten pieces of gold. ” “ What is to- morrow more than any other day? ” asked the Judge. |
hvd.32044048284814 | If you then pay me five pieces of gold, I shall be satisfied. ”~62 “ What induces theft? ” asked a schoolmas- ter of his scholars. |
hvd.32044048284814 | It would be strange, indeed, if some of our fathers and mothers did not cry out against the treatment received from pagan and Christian(?)! |
hvd.32044048284814 | OATHS Which is a vain oath? |
hvd.32044048284814 | Of the Calmut) 57 GREATNESS How may a man obtain greatness? |
hvd.32044048284814 | What caused all these misfortunes? |
hvd.32044048284814 | What should man do in order to die? |
hvd.32044048284814 | Which of these three names is the best? |
hvd.32044048284814 | Who are the modest? |
hvd.32044048284814 | Why didst thou not re- spond to my salutation? |
hvd.32044048284814 | Why does there exist such difference between me and the wealthy? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~62 If silence is becoming to a wise man, how much more so to a fool? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~62 What is sweeter than sweetness? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~62 What should man do in order to live? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~62 When do justice and good will meet? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~62 Who is a wise man? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~62 Who is a wise man? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~62 Who is rich? |
hvd.32044048284814 | ~6× To what is a man likened, who consoles with his neighbor twelve months after his bereave- ment by death? |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ Are you very thirsty? ” said he to his blind companion, who was walking up and down, feeling his way with a stick. |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ Did I not tell you that you are given into my power? |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ How can my lord, the king, accuse me of such a thing? ” exclaimed the lame man. |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ How can the heart long after, or the hands reach, that which the eyes can not be- hold? ” The king answered not a word. |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ Wherewith prolongest thou life? ” Rab- bi Nechuma's disciples asked him once. |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ Why art thou more than any other man? ” returned the other. |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ Would that such rob- bers might visit my palace every day. ” “ And was not the Creator such a thief as this?" |
hvd.32044048284814 | “ Would you like a bunch of fine juicy grapes? ” “ Yes, ” was the blind man's reply. |
hvd.hxxy9w | ++ FOR what is a practical scheme? |
hvd.hxxy9w | 91 “ And have you got it? ” said the young Robber, and he came closer still. |
hvd.hxxy9w | Action| What is action? |
hvd.hxxy9w | And How Shall We Look at Art? |
hvd.hxxy9w | And as for the People, what of The Three Despots The Prince, The Pope, People — º 33 them and their authority? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Are they not greater than the men and women they sing of? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Art and Nature 53 Consist- ency Henry James Hall Caine HO wants to be consistent? |
hvd.hxxy9w | But from the standpoint of art, what can be said in fa- vour of the author of L’Assommoir, Nana, and Pot- Bouille? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Do you wish to love? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Have you a grief that corrodes your heart? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Heroes 79 Litera- ture the highest and greatest of the visible arts of mist and mountain? |
hvd.hxxy9w | How else but through a broken heart May Lord Christ enter in? |
hvd.hxxy9w | How should they carry its burden? |
hvd.hxxy9w | How should they use it? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Is not God wiser than thou art? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Phantoms, are they? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Shadows in a song? |
hvd.hxxy9w | What is it that I see in your eyes? |
hvd.hxxy9w | What more can any moralist de- English Novelists Emile Zola 55 People — Real and Ideal sire? |
hvd.hxxy9w | What of those who gave them reality, and made them live forever? |
hvd.hxxy9w | What pity should you have for me? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Where- fore art thou weeping? ” And He kissed him. |
hvd.hxxy9w | Who art thou to give 87 stamped his foot upon the sand, and said to the Hermit: “ Why do you look at me in this manner ever as I pass by? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Who can calculate the orbit of one ’s own soul? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Who can define him? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Who cares what happens to them? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Who taught them the trick of tyranny? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Who told them to exercise authority? |
hvd.hxxy9w | Why should they be grate- ful for the crumbs that fall from the rich man's table? |
hvd.hxxy9w | happy they whose hearts can break And peace of pardon win: How else may man make straight his plan And cleanse his soul from Sin? |
hvd.hxxy9w | where is the pen The Evils of Modern Society 51 Of austere Milton? |
hvd.hxxy9w | where the mighty sword Which slew its master righteously? |
hvd.hxxy9w | with a little rod I did but touch the honey of romance — And must I lose a soul's inheritance? |
hvd.hwjv3c | The purpose of the physical sciences, throughout all their provinces, is to answer the question, “ What is? |
hvd.hwjv3c | But how is the immortality itself proved? |
hvd.hwjv3c | But in prosecuting the ob- ject of this last affection, what specific and intelligible thing are they to do? |
hvd.hwjv3c | But whence their fears of a coming vengeance? |
hvd.hwjv3c | He that formed the eye, shall he not see? |
hvd.hwjv3c | He that planted the ear, shall he not hear? |
hvd.hwjv3c | He that teacheth man knowledge, shall he not know?" |
hvd.hwjv3c | How shall they go about it? |
hvd.hwjv3c | If the moral elements were in place and operation among us, should we still continue to fester and be unhappy from the want of the physical? |
hvd.hwjv3c | Is it nothing more than a lucky accommodation which makes the polarity of the needle to subserve the purposes of the mariner? |
hvd.hwjv3c | May we not perceive in this economy a balance in point of tendency, And at length of ultimate effect on the side of virtue? |
hvd.hwjv3c | Now what is the legitimate argument for the character of God, not from the mere existence of misery, but from the existence of misery thus originated? |
hvd.hwjv3c | The purpose of the moral sciences is to answer the question,"What ought to be?" |
hvd.hwjv3c | Un- terstanding and reasoning are acts of sell, for no inan can think by proxy; but no man ever called thein selfish, why? |
hvd.hwjv3c | What then are the specific injunctions of conscience? |
hvd.hwjv3c | Would He have so constructed the crea- tures of our species, as to have planted in every breast a re- claiming witness against himself? |
hvd.hwjv3c | Would a God who loved iniquity and who hated righteousness have created such a world? |
hvd.hwjv3c | Would the friend and patron of falsehood have let such a world out of his hands? |
hvd.hwjv3c | ment? |
hvd.hwjv3c | mind in addressing itself to these respective objects of con- templation?" |
hvd.hwjv3c | working pwer, to rush into the hand of the defenceless a sword or other weapon of defence? |
hvd.hndh2x | Why could they not patiently suffer it to die? hvd.hndh2x .. Is it possible that a high tower, in a cloudless sky, can be less illuminated at the top than at the bottom? hvd.hndh2x 192 COMPARISON OF THE EYE muscles does not enter into our computation of the place of an object? hvd.hndh2x 6 What aileth them that they must needs bestir them- “ selves to get in air to maintain the creature's life? hvd.hndh2x A very natural question will force itself upon us, how are those varieties to be explained? hvd.hndh2x But is not this exactly the same question recurring as when we asked- whether we can direct the hand without knowing where the hand is? hvd.hndh2x Could the wing of a bird, covered with feathers, do this? hvd.hndh2x Does a complex intestinal canal throughout all its 108 THEORY OF course render imperfect the solid viscera which are in juxtaposition to it? hvd.hndh2x Does instinct enable it to do this, or is it by experience? hvd.hndh2x Does the complex heart imply a more simple, or a more perfect condition of the lungs? hvd.hndh2x How is it, then, that a man sustains the perpendicu- lar posture, or inclines in due degree towards the winds that blow upon him? hvd.hndh2x I have asked a patient-Where do you feel your arm now?" |
hvd.hndh2x | I would ask for what reason is the “ finder ” attached to the great telescope? |
hvd.hndh2x | In the batrachian order, the ribs are wanting: where then are we to look for them? |
hvd.hndh2x | In what respect does the me- chanism of the arm differ from the engine with which the printer throws off his sheet? |
hvd.hndh2x | Is it not more pleasing to see the reason of this most surprising adjustment, than merely to say it is a law? |
hvd.hndh2x | Is it not that sense which is exhibited so early in the infant, in the fear of falling? |
hvd.hndh2x | Is there any defect in them, because the organs of digestion are perfect, or com- plicated? |
hvd.hndh2x | Is there any instance of an improvement in one organ thrusting another out of its place, or di- minishing its volume? |
hvd.hndh2x | Is this not a correct illustra- tion of the operation of the eye? |
hvd.hndh2x | Is this taught, or have we this readiness given to us by nature? |
hvd.hndh2x | Must there not be a feeling or knowledge of the position of the hand, before we can give it direction to an object? |
hvd.hndh2x | Or is this an error which has crept in from inaccurate conceptions of the anatomy? |
hvd.hndh2x | To what end should there be an apparatus to protect the eye, since plea- sure could never move us to its exercise? |
hvd.hndh2x | What sense then is this? |
hvd.hndh2x | What then is the meaning of this variation in the extremities and comparative permanence towards the centre of the skeleton? |
hvd.hndh2x | Why could they not 6 have rested as well as they did in the womb? |
hvd.hndh2x | Why is the apparatus of respiration so totally changed in these classes of ani- mals? |
hvd.hndh2x | Why should we expect these parts to vary in shape while their office remains the same? |
hvd.hndh2x | for how can we direct the muscles unless we be sensible to their action? |
hvd.hndh2x | how is the one eye ad- justed to the other with such marvellous precision? |
hvd.hndh2x | to its use? |
hvd.hndh2x | velopement of that property which was early shown in the struggle of the infant while it yet lay in the nurse's arms? |
hvd.hndh2x | why should we be subject to pain at all? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | 167 whom I ought to conciliate, so severe to- wards the faults of others, so lenient and so backward in mending my own? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | 183 neighbor's defects, do you imagine that you are perfect? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Are men of the world always satisfied with all that they have, and content without those things which are lacking? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Are we resolved to give ourselves up with- out reserve to God? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | But what shall you say in seasons of dryness, coldness, weariness? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Can we be unsafe where He has placed us, and where He guards us like a child who is held and caressed by his mother? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Can we better glorify God than by renoun- cing ourselves and our own will, and letting Him do according to His good pleasure? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Can we love God without loving those beings whom He has commanded us to love? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Do they do everything from love, and with all their heart? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Do we enjoy the contemplation of God? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Do we feel a sincere joy when we pray to Him, and when we meditate upon His pres- ence? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Do you desire to be at peace? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Do you need to be so learned in order to know how to love God and deny yourself for His love? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Do you think that the infinite God can not fill and satisfy your heart? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Does the world give as much? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Have you finished all that God has set before you? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | How, then, must we love our friends? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | III tempt to palliate it? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | If the world never exacted anything but what your heart could accept lovingly, would it not be a better master than it is? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Is it not a grievous mistake to be afraid to give yourself to God, and to commit yourself to so blessed a state of things? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | It is He that inspires this love; it is His will that we should love them; shall we not obey Him? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | LJONESTLY, what substantial, defined 11 difficulties have you to bring forward against the truths of religion? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | O God, am I called to put up with being badly served? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | People ask for pen- ance for the past; but what penance can be greater and more salutary than to bear present crosses patiently? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Poverty, neglect, want of success, in- ward or outward crosses? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Should I be so ready to murmur at the trials by which God would prove my virtue? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Sought or rejected, known or unknown, applauded or opposed, what is it to me? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | W HAT is this bread, O my God? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | What do I see in the course of the stars, in the order of the seasons, in the events of life,"but Thy will which they accomplish? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | What do you fear? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | What do you fear? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | What is it that troubles you? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | What proba- bility is there that we should not hesitate to make the greatest sacrifices, when we shrink from the smallest? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | What remedy can we find for this? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Who are we that we should ask Him, “ Why doest Thou thus? ” It is the Lord, and that is enough; it is the Lord, let Him do as seemeth Him good. |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Who has not? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Why make a real calamity of it by resistance? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Why should we de- sire to meet difficulties prematurely, when we have neither strength nor light as yet provided for them? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | Why then should we divide our hearts and our occupations? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | You ask what to say to Him? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | ble, too much detached from self, too pure, too just, too reasonable, too grateful to your Father in Heaven? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | is there not here only too much matter for conversation? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | shall we be disheartened when it is'the hand of God which is hastening to perform His work? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | what do you fear? |
hvd.ah3ue4 | “ W HAT wilt Thou have me to do?" |
hvd.ah3ue4 | “ WHAT WILT THOU HAVE ME TO DO? ”. |
hvd.ah3ue4 | “ WHAT WILT THOU HAVE ME TO Do?". |
hvd.hwrbe7 | * HO is there that does not love to wander by the § sea- shore? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | 177 it does not help on? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | 257 in its commonness? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | 363 the improvement of the working- classes, even though it trenched a little on the time frequently devoted to politics or critical discussion? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | After every precaution for safety has been taken, what can preserve us from the fatal flash but the ever- vigilant hand of God? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | As the Trades help ships across the ocean in one direc- tion only, the question naturally occurs, – How do they get back again? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | At New York, for example, the thermometer in Summer often rises to above Ioo? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Do we want a medium to help on commerce by making clumsy barter unnecessary? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Does the whole substance of religion consist of creed only, and has feeling no part in it 2 Is there no such thing as love, pity, or sympathy in it? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Has my reader ever heard of the parallax of the stars? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | How shall we mentally gauge the distance or estimate the size of the master- centre which thus holds all the planets in his grasp? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | In what mind, then, ought we to undertake this duty? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | May we not also regard them as smiling moni- tors placed everywhere around our path to whisper to us thoughts of God's greatness and love? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Now, what was the stupendous import thereby implied? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Ought we not then to follow out this principle as far as we can, and to give our best? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Shall we then neglect or throw away this inestimable privi- lege, or can we ever hope to employ our talents in a no- bler or more elevating purpose? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | What human fingers could unhusk the seed with the nimble dexterity of some of our caged birds? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | What is there that so exclusively fits the ear to promote adoration, and which so rigidly excludes the eye? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | What occurs? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | What then must be the agency of a single forest in disarming the forces of the storms of their terrors? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Whence comes this water? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Who can feel surprised that whaling should be considered a service of danger? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Who does not recognize the expressive cries of birds when their fears are excited by danger threatening their young? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Who or what gave one sense the monopoly in things religious over all the others? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | Yet, if we look meditatively around, is not this in reality our own position? |
hvd.hwrbe7 | “ Suppose, ” says Dr. Nichol, “ a number of peas thrown at random on a chess- board, what would you expect? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | 35 in all cases call that a man's misfortune which is not a deviation from man's nature? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | 45 disturbed? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Accordingly, on every occasion a map should ask himself, “ Is this one of the un- necessary things?" |
hvd.hn6bb7 | And art thou unwilling to do the work of a human being? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | And as to doing me harm, why should they have any desire towards that? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | And why art thou not content to pass through this short time in an orderly way? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | And why do I care about any thing else than how I chall at last become earth? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Art thou not content that thou hast done something con- formable to thy nature? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | But some insu- perable obstacle is in the way? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | But thou, who art destined to end so soon, art thou wearied of enduring the bad, and this, too, when thou art one of them? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | But wilt thou be satisfied with thy present condition, and pleased with all that is about thee? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Do not add, And why were such things made in the world? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Do the things external which fall upon thee distract thee? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Does the light of the lamp shine with- out losing its splendor until it is extin- guished? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Dost thou exist, then, to take thy pleasure, and not al all for action or exertion? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | For what hinders the mind in the midst of all this from maintaining itself in tranquillity, and in a just judgment of all surrounding things? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | For what more dost thou want when ihou hast done a man a service? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | How, then, if, being lame, thou canst not mount up on the battlements alone, but with the help of another it is possible? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | How, then, shall a man do this? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | I JAVE I done something for the general 11 interest? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | If any man should propose to thee the question, how the name Antoninus is writ- ten, wouldst thou with a straining of the voice utter each letter? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | If, then, it is the former, why do I desire to tarry in a fortuitous combination of things, and such a disorder? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | If, then, there is an invincible necessity, why dost thou resist? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Man, thou hast been a citizen in this great state[ the world]: what difference does it make to thee whether for five years[ or three]? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Or have I been made for this, — to lie in the bed- clothes, and keep myself warm?" |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Shall any man hate me? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | The poet says, “ Dear city of Cecrops;"and wilt not thou say, “ Dear city of Zeus"? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What matter and opportunity for thy activity art thou avoiding? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What need is there of suspicious fear, since it is in thy power to inquire what ought to be done? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What principles? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What remains except to enjoy life by joining one good thing to another, so as not to leave even the smallest inter- vals hetween? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What, then, can these things do to prevent thy mind from remaining pure, wise, sober, just? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What, then, didst thou desire? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What, then, if they grow angry: wilt thou be angry too? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What, then, is that about which we ought to employ our serious pains? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What, then, is that which is able to conduct a man? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | What, then, will it be when it forms a judgment about any thing aided by reason, and deliberately? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Where is it, then? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Where is the hardship, then, if no tyrant nor yet an un- just judge sends thee away from the state, but nature who brought thee into it? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Who, then, hinders thee from casting it away? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Why, then, am I dissatisfied if I am going to do the things for which I exist, and for which I was brought into the world? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Why, then, is that rather a misfortune than this a good fortune? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Will it prevent thee from having modesty, free- dom, and every thing else, by the presence of which man's nature obtains all that is its own? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Wilt thou never enjoy an affectionate and contented disposition? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | Wilt thou not go on with composure, and number every letter? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | X. W ILT thou, then, my soul, never be good and simple and one and naked, more manifest than the body which surrounds thee? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | and does a thing seem to thee to be a deviation from man's nature when it is not contrary to the will of man's nature? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | and dost thou not make haste to do that which is according to thy nature? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | and dost thou seek to be paid for it? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | for what advantage would result to them from this, or to the whole, which is the spe- cial object of their providence? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | guished? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | men as neither to find fault with them at all, nor to be condemned by them? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | not a mere well]? |
hvd.hn6bb7 | seems to thee to be right, why dost thou not rather act than complain? |
hvd.32044020613063 | & valua, ixárra rºwiyºn irri rāv# vailway& ay raß,; xiva, iv r? |
hvd.32044020613063 | ( néâroy 2: tº toº& reedºrov ºften xºrrior& azee yee tº re-* ſºara, ºre? |
hvd.32044020613063 | 236 EXERCISE OF THE analogy of their uses, or the peculiarities of their colour, ”& c. Anwrāo? |
hvd.32044020613063 | 2:** zeta, tº 8tors, cai tº réu, º zai care re; signºras weirsee, 2124.06%, tiº zai Jºséez; xas? |
hvd.32044020613063 | 73 to the sense of sight, in the case either of colour or of form? |
hvd.32044020613063 | ; tº 24xxx, roń waſ caros súnºseizy& Ax2 xal are? |
hvd.32044020613063 | > w- ºpovºx.oy, rairs, 3 ’& r rº, re--\, f 4axis ºftzet we? |
hvd.32044020613063 | ? coſ; drészewºz,# y rà iºras, dº iv rá yeyºre, ºrn- govºziva, zai iwipvoºrov toº big- Accºrog. |
hvd.32044020613063 | Dare the mind attempt to penetrate beyond this general statement, and to speculate upon the characters of its detail? |
hvd.32044020613063 | Hazara rivoy, zagãºrte 68- wag'reiro 3? |
hvd.32044020613063 | His strength, what is it to that of the elephant or of the horse, or even of some species of reptiles or fish? |
hvd.32044020613063 | How often has not opium lulled the most excruciating ago- nies of pain? |
hvd.32044020613063 | Two of the species here mentioned by Aris- w a- totle( re? |
hvd.32044020613063 | Tày 3i( £ ew, 3 Aziv ºxº Ǻoroxt? |
hvd.32044020613063 | What if there be a resemblance, or even an analogy, between the structure and inhabitants of this earth and of the other planets of our system? |
hvd.32044020613063 | What would the shepherd do without the assistance which he now derives from his faithful companion? |
hvd.32044020613063 | Who does not see the miseries that would result from a stagnant atmosphere? |
hvd.32044020613063 | Who in that case should yoke the ox to the plough, or sow the seed, or reap the harvest? |
hvd.32044020613063 | Without the aid of the same agent, how could quick- lime, the base of every common cement, be produced from limestone? |
hvd.32044020613063 | goy, zazós zzi& uv? |
hvd.32044020613063 | his powers of sight and motion, what are they to those of the bird? |
hvd.32044020613063 | the paragon of animals! ” who does not feel elated by the description? |
hvd.32044020613063 | wearáyi- rai re zºº zai Aaºğāvil revrº zai its r, a riºsa, arger? |
hvd.32044020613063 | who does not feel conscious of its truth? |
hvd.32044020613063 | wājy wºreard? ” zzi hen; zai izºs wai xiiros xel-344. |
hvd.hxdi2z | - But what are those blue eyes looking upon so earnestly, so tenderly, so sadly? |
hvd.hxdi2z | And at every great town we will ask, ‘ Who is the king of this country? ’ ‘ Can you tell us any news of the Good King Brondé?' |
hvd.hxdi2z | And at every great town we will ask, ‘ Who is the king of this country? ’ ‘ Can you tell us any news of the Good King Brondé?' |
hvd.hxdi2z | And what shall it be? |
hvd.hxdi2z | And you will do me a ser- vice, Rosebud, as you promised? ” “ O yes, indeed! ” cried Rosebud; “ but how 7 Where is the door? |
hvd.hxdi2z | And you will do me a ser- vice, Rosebud, as you promised? ” “ O yes, indeed! ” cried Rosebud; “ but how 7 Where is the door? |
hvd.hxdi2z | But I do n’t believe he was at all angry with her, — do you? |
hvd.hxdi2z | But why should the mother look with sadness upon her babe? |
hvd.hxdi2z | For what says the song? |
hvd.hxdi2z | How is it with the two prin- cesses, her sisters? |
hvd.hxdi2z | How large 2 Fragrant? |
hvd.hxdi2z | How would he like that? |
hvd.hxdi2z | Is it Rosebud? ” cried a voice. |
hvd.hxdi2z | O, when would the flowers come 2 What color? |
hvd.hxdi2z | Poor little Rose- bud? |
hvd.hxdi2z | Rosebud 1 Where did you come from? |
hvd.hxdi2z | She is not happy; she makes no one happy. ” “ And did I not warn thee? ” asked the fairy. |
hvd.hxdi2z | Suppose some chance traveller were to find the entrance 7 or suppose granny herself should happen that way? |
hvd.hxdi2z | Tirra, Tirra, Tirra, Tirra La l ’ ” “ And what was that for? ” asked Rosebud. |
hvd.hxdi2z | What had become of granny? |
hvd.hxdi2z | What, then, had become of all the ladies of the court? |
hvd.hxdi2z | Would they last? |
hvd.hxdi2z | of his own Lily and precious Rosebud? |
hvd.hxdi2z | who will save the princess? ” And every one rushed from the palace to learn what had befallen the king's Lily. |
hvd.hxdi2z | you like that? |
hvd.hxdi2z | — “ And thus did it prove? ” Lady.—“Listen I I hear her step. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ And is it thus you work when I am away? ” she cried. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ And now, fair bird, wo n’t you go home with me? ” she cried; but the fine- feathered bird had flown. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ And such beauty as this, or even greater, wouldst thou choose for thy youngest- born? ” asked the fairy. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ And who are you? ” cried King Brondé. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ By what means gained you entrance here? |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ Hasten, there is yet another iron door. ” “ But how shall I enter? ” called out Rosebud. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ Is it you? |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ Must what? ” asked Myrtle. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ O, very many boats|? ” “ All will then be well, ” said Bertha. |
hvd.hxdi2z | “ Pretty little Rosebud, ” said he, “ what troubles you, I pray? ” “ Alas! ” said Rosebud, “ I have now nothing to bestow. |
hvd.32044023409295 | * What have I to do with fate? |
hvd.32044023409295 | 183 M O R A L M A X IM S 185 Among mortals who is faultless? |
hvd.32044023409295 | A.D. 772 MYSELF WHAT of myself? |
hvd.32044023409295 | And if such security is to be got from wine, how much more is it to be got from God? |
hvd.32044023409295 | And why? |
hvd.32044023409295 | But who is it that knows the real cause of Heaven's hatred? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Can the world be so dull as not to see this? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Do you think that, by bearing with insulting persons, I shall fall into dishonor? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Even if a man is bad, how can it be right to cast him off? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Has the whole sum of human experience been exhausted, and can man experience no more? |
hvd.32044023409295 | How can man reward the care of Heaven? |
hvd.32044023409295 | How do I know this about the beginning of things? |
hvd.32044023409295 | How else should this have happened? ” Then I will mend my ways. |
hvd.32044023409295 | How long can the opening flower keep its bloom? |
hvd.32044023409295 | How should the lord of a million chariots conduct himself in the empire? |
hvd.32044023409295 | If a man is clear- headed and intelligent, can he be without knowledge? |
hvd.32044023409295 | If there be no faith in our words, of what use are they? |
hvd.32044023409295 | If your schemes do not succeed, of what use is it to regret their failure? |
hvd.32044023409295 | If, then, life and death are but consecutive states, what need have I to complain? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Is Iife complete? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Is it not just this thorough genuineness and absence of pretense which char- acterizes the moral man? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Is not he a sage who neither anticipates deceit nor suspects bad faith in others, yet is prompt to detect them when they appear? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Is the evolution of human consciousness at an end? |
hvd.32044023409295 | It ends but with life; is it not enduring? |
hvd.32044023409295 | M O R A L M A X IMS I93 for you to injure others; but what think you of others returning those injuries on yourself? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Now, however, as people pursue fame with such frenzy, does it not really come of itself if it is disregarded? |
hvd.32044023409295 | OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE WHAT advantage is there in what men call not dying? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Or is it I alone who am dull, and others not so? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Shall I tell you what true knowledge is? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Someone said: “ How can you? |
hvd.32044023409295 | The scholar's burden is perfection; is it not heavy? |
hvd.32044023409295 | What do you think?”—Confucius replied: “ Sir, what need is there of the death penalty in your system of government? |
hvd.32044023409295 | What does this differ from saying, when you have caused a man's death, “ It was not I, but the weapon ”? |
hvd.32044023409295 | What if the gods made answer to our prayers? |
hvd.32044023409295 | What is a good man? |
hvd.32044023409295 | What man is there who can take of his own superabundance and give it to mankind? |
hvd.32044023409295 | What philosophy is complete? |
hvd.32044023409295 | What reason, then, have the fish to be merry, when the water in which they swim is ebbing away? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Who can keep it back? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Who is there that can make muddy water clear? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Who is there that can secure a state of absolute repose? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Who knows when the end is reached? |
hvd.32044023409295 | Why rob one to feed the other? ” A man who knows that he is a fool is not a great fool. |
hvd.32044023409295 | Yet why should we sigh at the change of a date, When life's flowing on in a full, steady tide? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 10 Look at the generations of old, and see; did ever any trust in the Lord, and was confounded? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 11 But the love of the Lord passeth all things for illumination: he that holdeth it, whereto shall he be likened? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 13 Remember that a wicked eye is an evil thing: and what is created more wicked than an eye? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 13 Who will pity the charmer that is bitten with a serpent, or any such as come nigh wild beasts? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 14 So one that goeth to a sinner, and is defiled with him in his sins, who will pity? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 14 What is heavier than lead? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 15 Blessed is the soul of him that feareth the Lord: to whom doth he look? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 15 Shalt thou not leave thy travails 2 unto another? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 16 Shall not the dew assuage the heat? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 16 There is one that slippeth in his speech, but not from his heart; and who is he that hath not offended with his tongue? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 17 Lo, is not a word better than a gift? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 17 What fellowship hath the wolf with the lamb? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 2 Follow not thine own mind and thy strength, to walk in the ways of thine heart: 3 And say not, Who shall control me for my works? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 22 Hast thou cattle? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 23 Hast thou children? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 23 When one buildeth, and another pull- eth down, what profit have they then but labour? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 24 Again say not, I have enough, and possess many things, and what evil can come to me hereafter? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 24 Hast thou daughters? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 24 When one prayeth, and another curs- eth, whose voice will the Lord hear? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 24 Wherefore are ye slow, and what say ye of these things, seeing your souls are very thirsty? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 25 He that washeth himself after the touching of a dead body, if he touch it again, what availeth his washing? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 25 One thing establisheth the good of another: and who shall be filled with be- holding his glory? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 26 So it is with a man that fasteth for his sins, and goeth again, and doeth the same: who will hear his prayer? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 29 Who will justify him that sinneth against his own soul? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 3 Riches are not comely for a niggard: and what should an envious man do with money? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 30 Wisdom that is hid, and treasure that is hoarded up, what profit is in them both? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 31 He that is honoured in poverty, how much more in riches? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 31 Let not thine hand be stretched out to receive, and shut when thou shouldest repay.? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 37 23 Say not, what profit is there of my service? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 4 Say not, I have sinned, and what harm hath happened unto me? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 4 Slew he not a giant, when he was yet but young? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 5 He that is evil to himself, to whom will he be good? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 5 Was not the water made sweet with wood, that the virtue thereof might be known? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 6 To whom hath the root of wisdom been revealed? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 7 With all these I sought rest: and in whose inheritance shall I abide? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 7[ Unto whom hath the knowledge of wisdom been made manifest? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 8 He that telleth a tale to a fool speaketh to one in a slumber: when he hath told his tale, he will say, What is the matter? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 8 What is man, and whereto serveth he? |
hvd.ah5ixq | 9 Who is he? |
hvd.ah5ixq | ? |
hvd.ah5ixq | ? |
hvd.ah5ixq | If he have need of thee, he will deceive thee, and smile upon thee, and put thee in hope; he will speak thee fair, and say, What wantest thou? |
hvd.ah5ixq | Of an unclean thing what can be cleansed? |
hvd.ah5ixq | Who might offend, and hath not offended? |
hvd.ah5ixq | Y son, hast thou sinned? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and did he not take away reproach from the people, when he lifted up his hand with the stone in the sling, and beat down the boasting of Goliath? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and from that thing which is false what truth can come? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and thy labours to be divided by lot? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and what good things shall I have hereafter? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and what is the name thereof, but a fool? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and what will ye do when the Lord shall visit you? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and who hath understood her great experience?] |
hvd.ah5ixq | and who is his strength? |
hvd.ah5ixq | and who will honour him that dishonoureth his own life? |
hvd.ah5ixq | elders, and make not much babbling? |
hvd.ah5ixq | fear, and was forsaken? |
hvd.ah5ixq | found perfect? |
hvd.ah5ixq | or done evil, and hath not done it? |
hvd.ah5ixq | or what doth his humbling profit him? |
hvd.ah5ixq | or who hath known her wise counsels? |
hvd.ah5ixq | or whom did he ever despise, that called upon him? |
hvd.ah5ixq | what is his good, and what is his evil? |
hvd.ah5ixq | •28 Distrust not? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | 59 are obliged to resort in efforts to recover them? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Am not I a Philis- time, and you servants to Saul? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | And sell the mighty space of our large honors, For so much trash as may be grasped thus? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | And when the city was captured by Gauls, by whom was the ransom paid? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | But what will all these hollow and perishable decora- tions avail your soul departing to the judgment- seat? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | But where is the spot on our globe that looks as if God de- signed it for the paradise of lazy folks? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | But why, under all its forms, is temptation a power so strong? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | But, as Burns has said,- “ What though on homely fare we dine, Wear hodden- grey, and a'that? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Calling the young and brave Dessaix to his side, he inquired, “ Can you carry that point? ” “ I will try, ” was the laconic answer. |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Did not the matrons unani- mously contribute their gold for the public benefit? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Did you never hear the same thing? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Does not your experience prove that human nature has not since changed? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Does this declaration awaken your resentment? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Doth he purpose its; salvation? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Hath he saved the State? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Have they never come out in a body before? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Have we a money transaction, a personal depreciation, or a secret sin of any kind, that we should be ashamed to have proclaimed upon the housetops? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | How shall this end be attained? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | If it blows aft, how is he to get back? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | In allusion to this calamity, he said to his friend Cyriac, “ What supports me, dost thou ask? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Or can you walk upon coals, and your feet not be burned? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Shall a man run into a pest- house and there pray God to preserve him from the plague? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Their sublime course here below was symbolized by what the observant child saw when he inquired, “ What is that, mother? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Think you that Paul is at rest, and Newton idle amid the opening splendors of the universe? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Thy sighs, thy groans? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | What are the temptations of the rich and prosperous com- pared with the temptations of the poor and unfortunate? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | What cares he to flatter any more, when he hath what he would? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | What has the creature of eternity to do with jesting and guileful trickery? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | What was the cause of this? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | What will eternity show? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | When Aristotle was asked, what a man could gain by telling a falsehood? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Where is our title to the skies, so long as we pollute earth with sins of heart, hand, or tongue? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Wherefore hath God given us partners, but that we should beckon to them for our aid in our necessary occasions? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Who can not steal a shape, that means deceit? ” 21 242 PROVERBS FOR THE PEOPLE. |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Who hath hardened himself against God, and pros- pered? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Who hath resisted his will with impunity, and prac- tised deceit with prolonged prosperity and ultimate success? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Who'scapes the lurking serpent's mortal sting? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Why should the immortal soul be dormant? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Why so, since there is nothing actually intoxicating in these? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | Why? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | and what other do I hear from the lips of a fiend? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | how many young men might have been very good, who are now exceed- ingly bad, by hearkening to flatterers, and affecting flattery? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | is the jay more precious than the lark, Because his feathers are more beautiful? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | what capacity thereoff what reward can he claim f what comfort can he feel? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | what has charm'd them? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | what hast thou done, To compare, in thy tumid pride, with me? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | wo? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | “ To whom do lions cast their gentle looks? |
hvd.hnq5r6 | “ What of all things be- longing to virtue is not laborious? ” inquired Chrysostom. |
hvd.hwr72n | And I asked her, What is a Pulloon like unto? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I asked him, Where didst thou say thou hadst business? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I asked of Keturah, saying, Is this Susie person married or single? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I met him on a Certain Day, and I said, How doth it fare with thee in thy Business? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said unto Keturah, Hast thou bought Sinkers from the Market? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, Hast thou not heard of Mr. Hoover, and how he desireth that we eat all of us Substi- tutes? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, Sam, wilt thou do me a Favor? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, To what purpose is the Hole? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, What is the matter with my little girl? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, What is the other system of Curves? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, Where- fore doth God take men away in the midst of their years? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, Wherefore is my little maiden sad? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, Wherefore should thy Job be Hard? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I said, Wherefore wilt thou try New Recipes when already thy Doughnuts are perfect? |
hvd.hwr72n | And I spake to him this proverb of the men of Arabia, Who is richer, he that hath a Million Dol- lars or he that hath Seven Daughters? |
hvd.hwr72n | And Keturah asked me, saying, Canst thou not remember that there be Three Rows of Radishes, and Two of Lettuce, and one of Onions, and the Rest? |
hvd.hwr72n | And Keturah said, Where do we go from Here? |
hvd.hwr72n | And Keturah said, Wherefore shouldest thou de- light in beholding the follies of women? |
hvd.hwr72n | And as we were returning, Dinah spake to me, saying, Dost thou remember the Fourth Day of July, fourteen years ago? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he inquired of me, saying, Dost thou believe in Prayer? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he said, Can not God turn our folly into wisdom? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he said, Dost thou believe in the power of prayer? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he said, Dost thou compare me to a Potato Bug? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he said, Dost thou know about the Kick of a Gun? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he said, Dost thou make a virtue of the conduct of those who Lie in their Beds while I shovel my walk? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he said, Doth Safed the Sage live here? |
hvd.hwr72n | And he said, Why dost thou say so? |
hvd.hwr72n | And her mother said unto her, Wherefore dost thou desire Four Cents? |
hvd.hwr72n | And it came to pass on the Afternoon of the Sec- ond Saturday, that I spake kindly to Lottie, and I said, Lottie, art thou not Tired? |
hvd.hwr72n | And she said, Do the books tell of that? |
hvd.hwr72n | And she said, Is that all? |
hvd.hwr72n | And the Robin spake unto me saying, Dost thou not remember the morning in Early Spring when first I came, and how thy heart did rejoice in me? |
hvd.hwr72n | And the other asked him, How much hast thou subscribed? |
hvd.hwr72n | And they answered, Sayest thou he is Busy? |
hvd.hwr72n | And they entered, and they said, Canst thou tell us what we want to know? |
hvd.hwr72n | And they said, Take what thou wilt; are they not thine own? |
hvd.hwr72n | And what would the Dog have Done with the Train if he had Caught it? |
hvd.hwr72n | And why hath her countenance fallen? |
hvd.hwr72n | Art thou not a Minister and a Philosopher? |
hvd.hwr72n | Behold is it not a cold and long Winter? |
hvd.hwr72n | But she turned back, and she said, O Safed, when thou wast fourteen, what kind of a boy wast thou? |
hvd.hwr72n | But the Other Considered, and said within Him- self, When the Elevator starteth up, why stop at the Mezzanine? |
hvd.hwr72n | Didst thou ever shoot? |
hvd.hwr72n | Do we not make this place Beautiful, so that we are instead of Weeds in this spot? |
hvd.hwr72n | Dost thou so believe? |
hvd.hwr72n | Have men no follies? |
hvd.hwr72n | How can each Seed know what it is to be? |
hvd.hwr72n | If I had to live OF SAFED THE SAGE that? |
hvd.hwr72n | Is it a Prune? |
hvd.hwr72n | Now would not that Jar thee? |
hvd.hwr72n | OF SAFED THE SAGE 113 And I said, What hath he written? |
hvd.hwr72n | OF SAFED THE SAGE 51 And he said, What, dost thou reprove me for doing my duty, and for cleaning my walk? |
hvd.hwr72n | Tell me, O Safed, what shall I do? |
hvd.hwr72n | Then said her mother, Didst thou indeed tell the Teacher that last Sabbath was thy Birthday? |
hvd.hwr72n | Was there ever such a boy? |
hvd.hwr72n | What hath he to be busy about? |
hvd.hwr72n | What is that thou desirest? |
hvd.hwr72n | Where is that Interesting Book which thou didst begin to read aloud to me last summer when I lay on the Pine Needles with my head in thy lap? |
hvd.hwr72n | Wherefore dost thou desire Money? |
hvd.hwr72n | Wherefore dost thou remove us? |
hvd.hwr72n | Why are thy ways un- equal, and wherefore dost thou destroy the Holly- hocks of thine own planting? |
hvd.hwr72n | Why hath life so many sorrows? |
hvd.hwr72n | Wilt thou borrow my Little Daughter and take her thereto? |
hvd.hn1d5g | 'Tis so long I ca n't remember: Ask some younger lass than I! ” Tell, oh tell me, Grizzled- Face, Do your heart and head keep pace? |
hvd.hn1d5g | 65 “ Know I myself?" |
hvd.hn1d5g | ARE you in earnest? |
hvd.hn1d5g | But how can one believe in this, when one has not waited for anything? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Can its embers burn below All that chill December snow? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Can you say to yourself so much as “ I ”? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Care you still soft hands to press, Bonny heads to smooth and bless? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Did he love, or did I? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Do you know the road where dollars lie? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Do you think of the friends that are gone, darling, As ye sit by your fire at night? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Do you wish they were round you again once more, By the hearth that they made so bright? |
hvd.hn1d5g | GAPING is wantin'Ane o'things three, Sleep, meat, or making o', Which o'them want ye? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Has God what you will be by- and- by? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Have I not caught myself more than once peeping surrepti- tiously into flour barrels to see how much longer the grain would last? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Have you a thought in your downy head? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Have you found out yet that you are yourself? |
hvd.hn1d5g | He shot them not, He blew his horn by the forest green — Now tell me, good people, what could that mean? |
hvd.hn1d5g | How far from here to Heaven? |
hvd.hn1d5g | How often might a man, after he has jumbled a set of letters in a bag, fling them out upon the ground before they would fall into an exact poem? |
hvd.hn1d5g | How with thy faults has duty striven? |
hvd.hn1d5g | I KNOW thou hast gone to the home of thy rest, Then why should my soul be so sad? |
hvd.hn1d5g | In the twilight the fishes around her shot, But what did the maiden? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Is a little oil spilt, or a little wine stolen? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Is it the true beauty of goodness, or a poor imitation from the draper's? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Is their vesture wisdom or folly? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Know ye, then, of what I dreamed? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Mine, or another's day, So the right word be said, And life be sweeter made? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Nay; there are treasures far over the sea, What shall the flying ships bring to thee? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Out of all kingdoms under the sun What shall I bring to thee, little one? |
hvd.hn1d5g | PRITHEE tell me, Dimple- Chin, At what age does love begin? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Say with whom did it lie? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Shall the sun then stay his rising, to oblige some poor devil who is yet sleepy? |
hvd.hn1d5g | She sang a song by the forest green, Now tell me, good people what could that mean? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Suld na this teach us to keep a calm sough in our heads? |
hvd.hn1d5g | The moon shone brightly, the night was serene, Now tell me, good people, What could that mean? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Think you there are no ready tears to fall, Because I keep them back? |
hvd.hn1d5g | WHAT IS, TO BE? |
hvd.hn1d5g | WHAT merit to be dropped on Fortune's hill? |
hvd.hn1d5g | WHAT mortal's head has not some phantom walking in it, towards which he turns in a vacant hour to play with, as with a puppet? |
hvd.hn1d5g | WHAT sort of clothes are you making for your children, O mother? |
hvd.hn1d5g | WHERE IS GOD? |
hvd.hn1d5g | WOULD you make men trustworthy? |
hvd.hn1d5g | What has thou learned by field and hill, By greenwood path, and by singing rill? |
hvd.hn1d5g | What kind word to thy playmate spoken? |
hvd.hn1d5g | What matter, I or they? |
hvd.hn1d5g | What need have I of pictures on my walls? |
hvd.hn1d5g | What promise of morn is left unbroken? |
hvd.hn1d5g | When does hoary love expire, When do frosts put out the fire? |
hvd.hn1d5g | When does love give up the chase? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Which of us shall be the soonest, Folded to that dim Unknown? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Which shall leave the others walking In this flinty path alone? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Who can reason away a feeling? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Who can say what will be the end of an event? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Who cares for the owner of Niagara? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Whom hast thou pitied, and whom forgiven? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Why are all things on earth so many- sided, And all their sides so hard to reconcile? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Why weeps my old aunt so sadly, Whenever it meets her eye? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Will she weave her beautiful web In the golden light of a longer day? |
hvd.hn1d5g | Would thy mother suit me better, dost thou sup- pose, if she coulde discuss polemicks, like Luther or Melancthon? |
hvd.hn1d5g | nay, know you any one so great? |
hvd.hn1d5g | where runnest thou? |
hvd.ah59i7 | Do you know why you hit the target? ” said Kuan Yin Tzů. hvd.ah59i7 Again, how did you yourself come to occupy this throne? hvd.ah59i7 And are you alone going to weep and lament over this order of things? hvd.ah59i7 Besides, where will you put all the earth and stones that you dig up? |
hvd.ah59i7 | But if all these rulers were now in possession, where would your High- Buketual possess worthy rana smile? |
hvd.ah59i7 | Can you cure it, Sir? ” “ So far,"replied Wên Chih, “ you have only acquainted me with your desire. |
hvd.ah59i7 | Drawing a deep breath, he exclaimed: “ Can it be that human skill is really on a par with that of the Creator?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | Has your Highness no mind to acquire such a secret as this? ” “ Nay, ” said the Prince, “ I am anxious to learn it. |
hvd.ah59i7 | How can I tell? |
hvd.ah59i7 | How can you expect to walk in the void or to be charioted on the wind? ” Hearing this, Yin Shêng was deeply ashamed. |
hvd.ah59i7 | How could their instinct be deceived?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | How could they respond to external stimuli?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | How do we know but that there is some mightier universe in existence AN EXPLANATORY MYTH 85 outside our own? |
hvd.ah59i7 | How is it that you alone can smile? |
hvd.ah59i7 | In what, then, do the minds of birds and beasts differ from 64 THE YELLOW EMPEROR the minds of men? |
hvd.ah59i7 | It surely can not be that you have no liking for scholars?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | Ko replied: “ Just what there is here in the province of Ch‘i. ” “ How can you prove that? ” asked T'ang. |
hvd.ah59i7 | Kuan Yin Tzŭ asked, as before: “ Do you know why you hit the target? ” “ Yes,"said Lieh Tzů, “ I do. ” “ In that case, all is well. |
hvd.ah59i7 | May we venture to ask what the Great Secret is?' |
hvd.ah59i7 | Of their ultimate causes, I am ignorant; how could it be otherwise?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | That is, Death abolishes all artificial and temporary 34 COSMOGONY not already a thief in respect of your own body? |
hvd.ah59i7 | Were they not sages?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | What are you feeding me for? |
hvd.ah59i7 | What is the secret, pray? ” “ Nothing else,"replied Hui Yang, “ than the teachings of Confucius and Mo Tzů. |
hvd.ah59i7 | What is your plan of action? ” Shedding tears, Lai Tan besought his friend's counsel. |
hvd.ah59i7 | What on earth can he know about horses? ” Po Lo heaved a sigh of satisfaction. |
hvd.ah59i7 | What reason have I, then, to mourn?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | What room is there for management here? ” Yang Chu had a friend called Chi Liang, who fell ill. |
hvd.ah59i7 | What would be the object of visiting him? |
hvd.ah59i7 | When Hei Luan recovered from the effects of his debauch, he was angry with his wife: “ What do you mean by letting me lie exposed to a draught? |
hvd.ah59i7 | Why are you thus astonished without cause?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | Why then should you pity us?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | Why, then, do you not mourn for him now that he is dead? ” “ There was a time, ” replied Tung- mên Wu, “ when I had no son. |
hvd.ah59i7 | Will you kindly sing them something which will enlighten their minds? |
hvd.ah59i7 | Would you like me now to grapple with this? ” They said, “ Yes; ” but asked to hear his diagnosis first. ” Pien- ch‘iao turned to Kung- hu. |
hvd.ah59i7 | cried Yuan Ching Mu, “ are not you the robber Ch‘iu? |
hvd.ah59i7 | » With huan would still 228 realm, Dulo remain in 102 EFFORT AND DESTINY ness be? |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ Are you acquainted with the true theory of Susten- tation? ” he inquired. |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ Has he really got as far as that?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ How could I venture to think so? |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ Is this so strange to you?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ What kind of a horse is it?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ What of the Five Emperors? |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ Who is that man accompanying you? ” asked the King. |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ Why, who is there, then, ” cried the Minister, much astonished, “ that is really a sage?" |
hvd.ah59i7 | “ You are a sage, are you not? ” he inquired. |
hvd.ah59i7 | ” Yang Chu then chanted the following words: “ How should men possess the knowledge which God Himself has not? |
hvd.hx29wk | Gazetteers l'answered Adams,'What's that?' |
hvd.hx29wk | SIGN- MANUAL,'did we say? hvd.hx29wk ( By the way is not Undine from unda, a wave: that is a water- sprite? hvd.hx29wk 181 comfort'very truly that wherewith we strengthen one another? hvd.hx29wk 61 sidera*-stars? hvd.hx29wk And yet there is a good degree of vraisemblance in the word, for what could, in an agricultural community, be a greater calamity'than this? hvd.hx29wk Ay, nurse; what of that? hvd.hx29wk But could you really be so, quite at rest? hvd.hx29wk But what do you say of HOPPERS, SKIPPERS and JUMPERS? hvd.hx29wk Dost thou not see my baby at my breast, That sucks the nurse asleep? |
hvd.hx29wk | Doth not Rosemary and Romco begin both with a letter? |
hvd.hx29wk | Had its association with the Danes, whom Alfred calls the Heathen Folk, anything to do with the prejudice? |
hvd.hx29wk | In like manner when Prince Hal addresses Falstaff in the words “ Ilow now, my sweet creature of bombast, ” he is using the noun • BOMBAST? |
hvd.hx29wk | Indeed, is it not natural that a people so prolific as are we in isms should leave a pretty large verbal precipitate? |
hvd.hx29wk | Is it a barren study, or is it allied to the word brow? |
hvd.hx29wk | My very attention, does it not mean an attentio, a stretching- to? |
hvd.hx29wk | Should we not join in the pious cjaculation of Dan Chaucer? |
hvd.hx29wk | The talent that can say nothing for itself, what is it? |
hvd.hx29wk | Then why inoculate at all? |
hvd.hx29wk | There is nothing offensive about'BOYISH,'and yet who would wish to be charged with being'PUERILE,'either in word or deed? |
hvd.hx29wk | Thus Des- demona says: “ How now, my dear Othello? |
hvd.hx29wk | To what is this owing? |
hvd.hx29wk | VCT a person or thing, without ‘ ANIMADVERTING'thereon, or have a conception without getting into'CONCEIT'with it? |
hvd.hx29wk | Was it supposed that the English Language was finished? |
hvd.hx29wk | Was the'NEGUS'first compounded, as is asserted, by a Colonel Negus? |
hvd.hx29wk | Was there ever a time when men were anony- mous?-a mere indiscriminate herd of Yous? |
hvd.hx29wk | Was there ever a time when men were anony- mous?-a mere indiscriminate herd of Yous? |
hvd.hx29wk | What comes so close to man or woman as his or her Name? |
hvd.hx29wk | What is a"brown study?' |
hvd.hx29wk | What is'DUTY? |
hvd.hx29wk | What wouldst thou have, boor? |
hvd.hx29wk | What, thick- skin? |
hvd.hx29wk | at present quite as anxious as ever to know whai now? |
hvd.hx29wk | collections of early Childhood”-develops the Platonic idea( shall we call Platonic the thought born of every fine spirit?) |
hvd.hx29wk | every body had the name of doing something in the way of his trade. ” But whence came all the SMITHS? |
hvd.hx29wk | legitimately enough form ‘ HOAX'from this? |
hvd.hx29wk | man be spirited and courageous without converting the disposition into'ANIMOSITY? |
hvd.hx29wk | nection with the Greek scandalon, a stumbling- block, or indeed, primarily, a trap- spring, a snare? |
hvd.hx29wk | ness or idleness? |
hvd.hx29wk | ology? |
hvd.hx29wk | or* PRECOCIOUS'whose composition implies cooked before the time, as PREMATURE'means ripe before the time? |
hvd.hx29wk | right contradictions? |
hvd.hx29wk | tempt — that he should become a mere mock wise man( which is the foolishest of all)—a merc. SOPIIIST,'and all his instructions mere'SOPHISTRIES?' |
hvd.hx29wk | that absorbs the superb suggestions of the Grand Opera? |
hvd.hx29wk | that puts itself abreast the vast divine tenden cies of Science? |
hvd.hx29wk | thing with reference to a person, without forthwith falling to TRADUCE'him? |
hvd.hx29wk | thought has interwoven itself with the very warp and woof of our speech and song? |
hvd.hx29wk | tracted from the old French verb frogner — to knit the brows? |
hvd.hx29wk | what naturally and properly follows( the necessities of the occasion? |
hvd.hx29wk | what wife? — I have no wife!" |
hvd.hx29wk | “ For if thou blessist in spyrit, who filleth the place of an idyot( qui supplet locum idiotae] how schal he seie amen un thi blessyng? ” I. Cor. |
hvd.hnq5rn | 15. Who was the bride? |
hvd.hnq5rn | 216 CHRISTIAN WISDOM Can the spark of Divinity within one human soul be an enemy to the same Divinity that is in each human soul? |
hvd.hnq5rn | 29. Who was “ we ”? |
hvd.hnq5rn | 42 CHRISTIAN WISDOM Does it not dispel the illusion and absurdity of a spon- taneous growth as possible for a perfect or reasonable understanding? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Are not these comparisons convincing proofs that a gradual preparation is the natural law of evolution and imperative with all things eternal? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Are you alive to your own conditions? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Are you consid- erate of the obligations to God and humanity, with a moral respect for the welfare of your dear brother's soul mate or companion? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Brother, is all well within your soul? |
hvd.hnq5rn | CHRISTIAN WISDOM 187 THEOLOGY In baptizing a woman with child is the unborn child also baptized by the act? |
hvd.hnq5rn | CHRISTIAN WISDOM 229 BIBLE REVIEW Has God a personality? |
hvd.hnq5rn | CHRISTIAN WISDOM 4 SOUL EXPRESSION REINCARNATION COMPARISONS Can Divinity teach an infant soul the wisdom of respon- sibility at birth? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Can Divinity make a separation between souls coming under Universal Law? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Can a babe digest strong nourishment or solid food be- fore a physical development is accomplished? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Can an infant soul digest too strong an understanding of Divinity before a spiritual development is accomplished? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Can mortal teach a babe to realize or understand in in- fancy before the organic structure of the brain is properly developed? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Can they give an intelligent response of under- standing or is their consent a forced acknowledgment through the compulsion of ignorance? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Can you desert any soul when all have the spark of Divinity within the soul? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Do not these citations prove the necessity of reincarna- tion in order to acquire a natural growth and perfect understanding? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Do you conscientiously believe that Jesus would encour- age usurpers and by so doing foster crime? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Does it pay? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Has Jesus fallen so low in your estimation as a fence for sinners? |
hvd.hnq5rn | How about Jesus and Paul? |
hvd.hnq5rn | How can the Bible be a universal book of Divinity with so many nationalities omitted? |
hvd.hnq5rn | How? |
hvd.hnq5rn | If Divinity did not authorize the Bible as a universal prop, who did? |
hvd.hnq5rn | If this is true, which seems quite reasonable and beyond doubt, how about the infants and heathens that are bap- tized? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Is consistency then such a bewildering fact for cultured minds to grasp and absorb without a scientific indorse- ment? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Is it safe or sound? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Is it the heart or the power back of the heart that rules? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Is not the gradual preparation and a gradual separation the true law of evolution as a perfect understanding? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Is not the heart a channel for external communication or else a center of action for Divinity to operate from within? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Is not the human form the physical expression of man- hood for the soul? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Is not this reflection the test or turning point that modifies “ animal instinct ” to “ human intelli- gence"? |
hvd.hnq5rn | It sounds good, but is it within reason to the dictates of Wisdom? |
hvd.hnq5rn | O thou of the flowing tongue and silken robe, hast thou a withered conscience? |
hvd.hnq5rn | O ye of the spotless robe, how can you follow Jesus unless you are all paupers in the wealth of mammon? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Or is your self- control for per- sonality greater than your spirit control for Divinity and humanity? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Then how could Jesus, who was only a later edition of Buddha, teach the people without a simi- lar preparation in a new body? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Then why should the beauty of truth be perverted or veiled in mystery? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Was Jesus obedient to his parents or was he tempted by the call of Melchizedek, his spirit father? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Were their hearts wicked? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Were they not peas from the same pod with a tie that binds? |
hvd.hnq5rn | What was the skeleton in the closet? |
hvd.hnq5rn | When Divinity is a part of each and every human soul is it even tolerant to one with an ordinary spark of human intelligence or “ legal ” justice? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Why should we fear to face the test, When God is love, who knoweth best? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Why? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Why? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Why? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Why? |
hvd.hnq5rn | Would you or could you brazen the blush of shame, to sail under false colors, if you knew the penalty was soul damnation? |
hvd.hnq5rn | and how responsible are they as universal leaders? |
hvd.hnq5rn | how near does the present stage and pulpit approach even the shadow of righteousness? |
hvd.hnq5rn | if in sympathy with human- ity, do you feel no pain? |
hvd.hnq5rn | “ Are not our hearts naturally open to receive the gospel? |
hvd.hc5mjn | 153 fanciful unity? |
hvd.hc5mjn | 165 serenade, or the breath of a cigar? |
hvd.hc5mjn | 185 Now, if an Enlightened Conscience is to be our guide in life, by which of these two Passions are we to be led? |
hvd.hc5mjn | 229 Passion and Loftier Love? |
hvd.hc5mjn | 51 “ Ilkhopping bird, wee helpless thing What comes o'thee? |
hvd.hc5mjn | A universal Hunger for these universal physical forms a philosopher's dream? |
hvd.hc5mjn | And are not the lightnings? |
hvd.hc5mjn | And, are we not unwise to attribute to ‘ spirits ’ phenomena that have their origin in this natural source? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Assuming the Human Soul to be God's Divin Child are we willing to travel with the Psychological Mag to its old or new Bethlehem? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Because he for the nonce disregards the pumice of Sirach, Pantanjali, Moses, Jesus or Habakuk? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Because he persists in admiring the volcano of my Soul out of which the lava flows? |
hvd.hc5mjn | But what influence on certain material forces have other Passions; and can they reconstruct forms of matter on other planes? |
hvd.hc5mjn | But when the question is to life, and its materials, and its auxiliaries, how does he profit me? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Do I not know that he is pledged to himself not to look but on one side, the per- mitted side, not as a man, but as a parish minister? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Do you love me? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Does it stop at death? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Does the fact that I deny myself things to- day in order to enjoy them to- morrow alter the personal purpose of the motive? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Doth the tall pine expect recompense from the violet it shades? |
hvd.hc5mjn | For what are traditions but moral substances ejected from the volcanoes of Lofty Hu- man Souls? |
hvd.hc5mjn | For, naturally, the philosopher would inquire; how can a Passion be at the same time a Perception? |
hvd.hc5mjn | If Prudence is not what I have defined it to be, then what is it? |
hvd.hc5mjn | In what sense are other powers of the Soul constructive of forms? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Is Prudence only another name for Covetousness? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Is Self- Denial from a motive of Love, a wholly different thing from Self- denial arising from a motive of Prudence? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Is all of this chance? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Is there any law forbidding time to regulate the growth of oaks from acorns or eagles from their eggs? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Is there no adaptation to the three- fold inorganic form of the World in our Passion of Hunger? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Is this a Virtue? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Is this what we mean by New England Prudence? |
hvd.hc5mjn | It is but a Twelfth Night or Mid- summer- Night's Dream, or a Winter Evening's Tale: what signifies another picture more or less? |
hvd.hc5mjn | It is laughable to conjecture as to what sort of support Emerson would have received had he run for the Presidency? |
hvd.hc5mjn | It ran thus: “ What is the greatest pleasure of life?' |
hvd.hc5mjn | Not, what has he done? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Or, by the rigid chaining of your hitherto unlimited and impar- tial Moral Love to the ideas of my religious people? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Shall I smite, ostracise or burn my brother because he will not bow his knee and wor- ship my lava? |
hvd.hc5mjn | That in the merry month o ’ spring Delighted me to hear thee sing What comes o'thee? |
hvd.hc5mjn | What are the creative laws going on inside of the body, creative of the psychical world? |
hvd.hc5mjn | What does it signify? |
hvd.hc5mjn | What is the nature of the matter on which it shall operate after Death 2 And out of what form of forms shall it rebuild for itself a New Form? |
hvd.hc5mjn | What was the Plague of the Fiery Serpent but a mystical allegory setting forth the plague of our Lowe Fiery Passions in their first growths? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Why then do we prate of self- reliance? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Would not this be cheaper than paying$ 4,000 to support the chronic insane person for his average life in the Boston Insane Hospital? |
hvd.hc5mjn | Would we thank the clergyman for giving us this insight into the laws of our Souls? |
hvd.hc5mjn | all this ostentation of examining the grounds of the institu- tion he will do no such thing? |
hvd.hc5mjn | an admitted master of the Sublime? |
hvd.hc5mjn | conditions, do we find that human beings have attained to their intensest joy? |
hvd.hc5mjn | dost thou not believe that oft in dreams A voice of warning speaks prophetic to us? |
hvd.hc5mjn | means Do you see the same truth? |
hvd.hc5mjn | our religious Belief is possible because the unity of our spiritual passions desire spiritual forms as their spiritual affinities? |
hvd.hc5mjn | the enthusiasm of the philosopher, and the automatic mes- sages of ‘ spirits ’? |
hvd.hc5mjn | we spend our time hoarding Prudently for Self founded in any higher motive than the low cunning of animal self- protection? |
hvd.hc5mjn | “ But thou, O Hope 1 with eyes so fair, What was thy delighted measure? |
hvd.hc5mjn | “ How do we know what evil is, or good P What loss or gain? |
hvd.hc5mjn | “ What master of the pencil, or the style- Had traced the shades and lines that might have made The subtlest workman wonder? |
hvd.hc5mjn | “ unwholesome reign; No step between submission and a grave? ’ What is to be the standard of your Spiritual and Moral Worth? |
hvd.hc5mjn | “ unwholesome reign; No step between submission and a grave? ’ What is to be the standard of your Spiritual and Moral Worth? |
hvd.hn3e9h | ( For how should there be a God in heaven when there is no heaven?) |
hvd.hn3e9h | And are we to think with horror of each of these as of a criminal? |
hvd.hn3e9h | And do not we daily receive the confirmation of this in a small way? |
hvd.hn3e9h | And in this way you think to swindle me out of my individuality by smooth talk, with- out my noticing it? |
hvd.hn3e9h | And ought we to attach any weight to the opinions of such Boorýpata, in terram prona et ventri obedientia? |
hvd.hn3e9h | And who can call such a society a union of fools and idiots, as one must do according to any philosophy but mine? |
hvd.hn3e9h | And why? |
hvd.hn3e9h | But does nature, then, from mere obstinacy remain eternally dumb to our questioning? |
hvd.hn3e9h | But what do 22 THE WISDOM OF LIFE you get from most people's leisure? |
hvd.hn3e9h | But what does most people's leisure yield? |
hvd.hn3e9h | But what now are numbers? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Do YOU THINK, said Socrates, THAT IF AN ASS HAPPENED TO KICK ME, I SHOULD RESENT IT? |
hvd.hn3e9h | For in- stance, an assumed objective absolute carries with it the destructive questions, Whence? |
hvd.hn3e9h | For is it easy to think that a connection of causes and consequences could obtain where it must eternally and essentially remain undiscovered? |
hvd.hn3e9h | For who has not remarked how illico post coitum cachinnus auditur Diaboli? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Have we any cer- tainty at all that such things exist? |
hvd.hn3e9h | How shall this latter be bettered by suffering, if, covered by a strong coating, it does not feel it? |
hvd.hn3e9h | How, then, could a first beginning of the world and the things therein have ever taken place? |
hvd.hn3e9h | INDESTRUCTIBILITY OF NATURE BY DEATH 307 How can we suppose on beholding the death of a human being that a thing- in- itself here comes to nothing? |
hvd.hn3e9h | If it were originally theoretical, how could all its proofs be so untenable? |
hvd.hn3e9h | If you know anyone who is young, handsome, rich and esteemed, and you want to know, further, if he is happy, ask, is he cheerful and genial? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Is Hamlet's monologue the medita- tion of a crime? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Is it not like everything great, open, communicative, and even naïve? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Lichtenberg asks: WHEN A HEAD AND A BOOK COME INTO COLLISION, AND ONE SOUNDS HOLLOW, IS IT ALWAYS THE BOOK? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Might it not be that the voluntary surrender of life is a poor compliment for him who said Távta kald diav? |
hvd.hn3e9h | On another occasion, when he was asked, HAS NOT THAT FELLOW ABUSED AND INSULTED YOU? |
hvd.hn3e9h | So what do you mean by it? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Solten Solche je werden Freunde Denen das Wesen wie du bist, I m stillen ein ewiger Vorwurf ist? |
hvd.hn3e9h | The question now arises, where does sin remain? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Thrasymachos — So? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Thrasymachos — To be brief, what am I after my death? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Thrasymachos — What do you call transcendent and what immanent knowledge? |
hvd.hn3e9h | What more do you want? |
hvd.hn3e9h | What, for example, is the Real in such conceptions as “ relation, difference, separation, injury, indeterminateness, ” etc.? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Whence all this, now, in a world which is either itself a God, or the well- intentioned work of a God? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Where is hell, with its endless pains, such as have been promised? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Where, then, is the divine con- sciousness » of Kant and those professors of philosophy who pervert the truth? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Who has not had acquaintances, friends, or relations, who have willingly departed from the world? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Who is to go there? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Will a final victory and lasting peace ever result from it? |
hvd.hn3e9h | Would anyone read the history of the world if it were possible for him to behold the interesting events of ancient times with his own eyes? |
hvd.hn3e9h | all evil, terrible, abominable II 162 SCHOPENHAUER'S ESSAYS entities are God? |
hvd.hn3e9h | and Why? |
hvd.hn3e9h | and if he is, what does it matter whether he is young or old, straight or humpbacked, poor or rich? |
hvd.hn3e9h | and is it not among the rich, the upper classes, that we find faces full of ill- humor and vexation? |
hvd.hn3e9h | he says, What SHALL A WISE MAN DO, IF HE IS GIVEN A BLOW? |
hvd.hn3e9h | ishment can frighten him who seeks death? |
hvd.hn3e9h | or even if this be so, that the images afford us any clue to their nature? |
hvd.hn3e9h | tellect, so easily injured, and so feeble in body as man: « Quid superbit homo? |
hvd.hn3e9h | tiful! » « Who? » « La poverta! |
hvd.hn3e9h | — And you are fools, eh? |
hvd.hxxy9x | ( What is this that frees me so in storms? |
hvd.hxxy9x | ( Who might you find you have come from yourself, if you could trace back through · the centuries?) |
hvd.hxxy9x | ( Will the time hasten when fatherhood and motherhood shall become a science- and the noblest science?) |
hvd.hxxy9x | 146 Did you fear some scrofula out of the unflag- ging pregnancy? |
hvd.hxxy9x | 16 All architecture is what you do to it when you look upon it,( Did you think it was in the white or gray stone? |
hvd.hxxy9x | 90 Nirvana Greater than stars or suns, Bounding, O soul, thou journeyest forth; What love than thine and ours could wider amplify? |
hvd.hxxy9x | And so will some one when I am dead and gone write my life? |
hvd.hxxy9x | And that that is what the oldest and newest myths finally mean? |
hvd.hxxy9x | And that there is no God any more divine than Yourself? |
hvd.hxxy9x | And that you or any one must approach crea- tions through such laws? |
hvd.hxxy9x | And who but I should be the poet of comrades? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Are not the United States this day busily using, working, more printers'type, more presses, than any other country? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Are there arts worthy freedom and a rich people? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Are there athletes? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Are there crops of fine youths, and majestic old persons? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Are there perfect women, to match the generous material luxuriance? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Are we not doing well enough here already? |
hvd.hxxy9x | DEPEATING our inquiry, what, then, do|| N we mean by real literature? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Did you guess the celestial laws are yet to be work'd over and rectified? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Do you know so much yourself that you call the slave or the dull- face ignorant? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Do you suppose I could be content with all if| I thought them their own finalé? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Do you suppose you have a right to a good sight, and he or she has no right to a sight? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Do you think a great city endures? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Features of my equals would you trick me with your creas'd and cadaverous march? |
hvd.hxxy9x | For others'sake to suffer all? |
hvd.hxxy9x | How do you know who shall come from the offspring of his offspring through the cen- turies? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Is it a dream? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Is there a great moral and religious civilization — the only justification of a great material one? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Is there a pervading atmosphere of beautiful manners? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Only here, com- Mystic Com- munion 86 munion with the mysteries, the eternal prob- lems, whence? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Optim- ism Patience Egotism D OI contradict myself? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Or a teeming manufacturing State? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Or hotels of granite and iron? |
hvd.hxxy9x | THE EVOLUTION OF PERSONALITY"Ones Self I Sing,"2 To a Historian, 3 A Clue to the History of the Past, 3, 4 What is a Biography? |
hvd.hxxy9x | VV What do you suppose will satisfy the soul, except to walk free and own no su- perior? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Waitest not haply for us somewhere there the Comrade perfect?) |
hvd.hxxy9x | What aspirations, wishes, outvie thine and ours, O soul? |
hvd.hxxy9x | What blurt is this about virtue and about vice? |
hvd.hxxy9x | What cheerful willingness for others'sake to give up all? |
hvd.hxxy9x | What do my shouts amid lightnings and raging winds mean?) |
hvd.hxxy9x | What do you suppose I would intimate to you in a hundred ways, but that man or woman is as good as God? |
hvd.hxxy9x | What dreams of the ideal? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Why should I pray? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Why should I venerate and be ceremonious? |
hvd.hxxy9x | Would you have in yourself the divine, vast, general law? |
hvd.hxxy9x | are they not all the seas of God? |
hvd.hxxy9x | especially the American literature of the future? |
hvd.hxxy9x | foto W HAT however do we definitely mean by VV New World Literature? |
hvd.hxxy9x | ft The Divinity of the Ego N HAT do you suppose creation is? |
hvd.hxxy9x | or a pre- pared constitution? |
hvd.hxxy9x | or any chef- d'œuvres of engineering, forts, armaments? |
hvd.hxxy9x | or the best built steam- ships? |
hvd.hxxy9x | or the lines of the arches and cor- nices?) |
hvd.hxxy9x | tot Miracles Every- where W HY, who makes much of a miracle? |
hvd.hxxy9x | tot THEN I read the book, the biography What is a Biog- raphy: W famous, And is this then( said I) what the author calls a man's life? |
hvd.hxxy9x | toto 31 A Great City What do you think endures? |
hvd.hxxy9x | uttering and absorbing more publications than any other? |
hvd.hxxy9x | what plans of purity, perfection, strength? |
hvd.hxxy9x | what were God?) |
hvd.hxxy9x | whither? |
hvd.hxxy9x | “ Whith- er 0 Mock- ing Life?" |
hvd.hn1sga | 31 and is his law the man of thy counsel, and sweeter to thy taste than honey and the honey- comb? |
hvd.hn1sga | All these may attain their objects of pursuit, but · does the acquisition secure happiness? |
hvd.hn1sga | And canst thou envy them their short- lived happiness? |
hvd.hn1sga | And how dieth the wise ers, and the delights of the sons of man? |
hvd.hn1sga | And is there indeed honour and exaltation for thee? |
hvd.hn1sga | Are you in bodily or spiritual danger? |
hvd.hn1sga | As without holiness no man shall see the Lord, dost thou bring every thought and feeling and action into subjection to Christ? |
hvd.hn1sga | Besides, has he not invited our confidence? |
hvd.hn1sga | COUNSEL is mine, and sound| how can a man then understand wisdom: I am understanding;| his own way? |
hvd.hn1sga | Can one go upon hot coals, and Remove thy way far from her, his feet not be burned? |
hvd.hn1sga | Can the spirit of a compassionate Saviour dwell in thee, if thou canst with cold indifference look on human suffering? |
hvd.hn1sga | Canst thou ever fully recompense their care and kindness? |
hvd.hn1sga | Canst thou expect mercy, if thou showest none? |
hvd.hn1sga | Did he not seek thee when a wanderer, kindly restore thee to his paths, and even die for thy redemption? |
hvd.hn1sga | Did not thy Saviour leave his peace with thee? |
hvd.hn1sga | Do I expect mercy of God? |
hvd.hn1sga | Does not the recollection of the ingratitude with which thou hast requited thy merciful and loving Saviour, produce in thee lowly thoughts of thyself? |
hvd.hn1sga | Does not the remembrance of thy lowly origin, “ the degenerate plant of a strange vine, ” humble thee? |
hvd.hn1sga | Doth not wisdom cry? |
hvd.hn1sga | Driven from this alternative, are we left unsupport- ed in our weakness and infirmity? |
hvd.hn1sga | Has experience justi- fied such expedients? |
hvd.hn1sga | Has the compassion of Jesus relieved thee in thy sore straits, and wilt thou turn a deaf ear to the moaning cries of thy indigent brother? |
hvd.hn1sga | Hast thou a father- a mother? |
hvd.hn1sga | Hast thou godli- ness? |
hvd.hn1sga | Hast thou peace? |
hvd.hn1sga | Hast thou realized, my soul, the extent and spiritu- ality of the divine law, and is it thy constant aim to meet its requisitions? |
hvd.hn1sga | Hear me now therefore, O ye Can a man take fire in his bo- children, and depart not from the som, and his clothes not be burned? |
hvd.hn1sga | How is the tongue to be regulated? |
hvd.hn1sga | How long wilt thou sleep, ober, a little folding of the hands sluggard? |
hvd.hn1sga | I then more wise? |
hvd.hn1sga | If he has forborne so long with thee, under extreme provocation, canst thou not forbear with thy brother under comparatively slight injury? |
hvd.hn1sga | If thy heavenly Father bestows gifts on them which he withholds from thee, wilt thou quarrel with God for making thee to differ? |
hvd.hn1sga | In every adversity, however the world might frown, their bosom was thy sanctuary; and is it a hard duty to render them filial reverence and obedience? |
hvd.hn1sga | Is it not more wonderful that any should escape? |
hvd.hn1sga | Is it not most congenial with thy feelings, most suitable to thy condition? |
hvd.hn1sga | Is it not sweet for thee to walk in the valley of humiliation? |
hvd.hn1sga | Is it thy meat and drink to do the will of thy heavenly Father? |
hvd.hn1sga | Is it wonderful, then, that the inexperienced should be ensnared? |
hvd.hn1sga | It is not for kings, it is not for row? |
hvd.hn1sga | Lest I be full, and deny thee, Better is a dinner of herbs and say, Who is the Lord? |
hvd.hn1sga | Many gain the world and lose their souls, and wherein are they profited? |
hvd.hn1sga | My soul, hast thou been early called to remember thy Creator and to keep his law? |
hvd.hn1sga | Need we say how mistaken their opinion? |
hvd.hn1sga | O my soul, thou hast thyself been a petitioner at thou refuse thy sympathy to a poor fellow- sufferer? |
hvd.hn1sga | On the contrary, is not the tions and hopes, which have been built upon the sand? |
hvd.hn1sga | SEEST thou a man diligent in his bear rule: but the slothful shall be business? |
hvd.hn1sga | SEEST thou a man wise in his Let another man praise thee, and own conceit? |
hvd.hn1sga | Shall our eye refuse to pity or our hand to relieve? |
hvd.hn1sga | Shouldst thou not rather mourn over their infatua- tion? |
hvd.hn1sga | The evils that beset our path, Who can prevent or cure? |
hvd.hn1sga | The world that hated him, he loved, and died for their redemption; and why canst thou not pray for those who despitefully use thee? |
hvd.hn1sga | Then I looked on all the works I said of laughter, It is mad: that my hands had wrought, and and of mirth, What doeth it? |
hvd.hn1sga | Thou hast learned that the world has little to impart, why then should thy desires be turned towards it? |
hvd.hn1sga | Thou must look to the avail- able friendship of Him “ who sticketh closer than a brother. ” Is he not thy friend? |
hvd.hn1sga | What is the secret of their success? |
hvd.hn1sga | When he asks for a lit- tle of our superfluity to cheer his desolate condition, shall we heartlessly refuse him? |
hvd.hn1sga | While we have enough and to spare, shall he perish at our doors? |
hvd.hn1sga | Who has a right to be cheerful, if not the Christian? |
hvd.hn1sga | Who hath wo? |
hvd.hn1sga | Who wishes to be exposed to their tongue, and who does not wish to keep aloof from their mischievous influences? |
hvd.hn1sga | Why should it be so? |
hvd.hn1sga | Why then quarrel by the way? |
hvd.hn1sga | Wilt thou not therefore receive with docility the reproofs of God's providence and word, which are designed for thy good? |
hvd.hn1sga | Would the recollection of our anger add to our tranquillity, if we or they were engaged in the last struggle, or standing before the bar of God? |
hvd.hn1sga | Wrath is cruel and anger is A sound heart is the life of the outrageous; but who is able to flesh, but envy the rottenness of stand before envy? |
hvd.hn1sga | a stranger, The sleep of a labouring man For what hath the wise more is sweet, whether he eat little or than the fool? |
hvd.hn1sga | and un-, nothing froward or perverse in derstanding put forth her voice? |
hvd.hn1sga | and wilt thou let it be dis- turbed by the petty broils of earth? |
hvd.hn1sga | ers delight in their scorning, and For my mouth shall speak truth; fools hate knowledge? |
hvd.hn1sga | for who can tell a man he that hath laboured for the what shall be after him under the wind? |
hvd.hn1sga | friends go far from him? |
hvd.hn1sga | ful man who can find? |
hvd.hn1sga | gates: in the city she uttereth Hear; for I will speak of her words, saying, ing of my lips shall be right ye love simplicity? |
hvd.hn1sga | holy envy? |
hvd.hn1sga | in find? |
hvd.hn1sga | living? |
hvd.hn1sga | naked, and we to fur- nish him no raiment? |
hvd.hn1sga | nay, has he not promised to accept and reward it? |
hvd.hn1sga | people curse, nations shall abhor If thou hast nothing to pay, him: why should he take away thy bed But to them that rebuke him from under thee? |
hvd.hn1sga | sick, and we refuse to minis- ter to him? |
hvd.hn1sga | that which is not? |
hvd.hn1sga | thou recallest thy unthankfulness, unfruitfulness, and short- comings in duty? |
hvd.hn1sga | tune to utter destitution; and is he to be hungry, and are we to give him no food? |
hvd.hn1sga | when wilt thou arise to sleep: out of thy sleep? |
hvd.hn1sga | who hath contentions? |
hvd.hn1sga | who hath redness Lest they drink, and forget the of eyes? |
hvd.hn1sga | who hath wounds princes strong drink: without cause? |
hvd.hn1sga | who kings to drink wine; nor for hath babbling? |
hvd.hn1sga | | sun? |
hvd.hn1sga | “ What is our life? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Are n't you afraid to stay alone at night when the doctor is out? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Do you consider the symptoms dangerous, doctor? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Do you want everybody to act a fool all the time? |
hvd.32044103086708 | He is? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Henry,came a voice over the wire,"have you see anything of those three brown shoe buttons that were here on the dresser?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | How do you know? |
hvd.32044103086708 | I wonder if Justina ever got her money? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Is Miss Zeay here? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Jedge? hvd.32044103086708 May I inquire who is to be the lucky man, so that I can inform your father in a telegram I promised to send him?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | May I take the liberty of asking a reason? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Tha's saved my life,remarked the tackier,"what can aw gi'e thee?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Then this is n't your first case of love? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Upper or lower? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Were n't they good pay? |
hvd.32044103086708 | What fellow? |
hvd.32044103086708 | What's that? |
hvd.32044103086708 | What's the difference? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Where you going? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Who? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Why be sighing for happiness? hvd.32044103086708 Why?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Why? |
hvd.32044103086708 | You knew about it, did n't you? |
hvd.32044103086708 | You knew how I was the only livin'witness who knew about what the Colonel done, did n't you? |
hvd.32044103086708 | 101[ I? |
hvd.32044103086708 | A place to sleep, good wool to eat — What bug needs more to make life sweet?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Ai n't that comic? |
hvd.32044103086708 | And has she gone again away And left no parting word behind? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Are we a set of national asses to invoke disarmament in the presence of the greatest national wealth with the least guard over it? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Are we too poor to pay delayed adjusted compensation to soldiers who made possible this collection of gold? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Are you taking any kind of exercise?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | B. D. McMonigle:"And how's Quinlan?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | B. D. Widow Murphy:"Ye'll give Moike a foine hearse, will ye not?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Bob; what are you trying to tear the house down for?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Boston Medical Librar y 8 The Fenway 4 Uteirtral jftrkwtrk A ifflmttljUj IGttrrarg ilagaztn? |
hvd.32044103086708 | But what is this? |
hvd.32044103086708 | But why should the son of the Dar- win who argued that man came up from monkeys be worried about this incorrig- ible progressive human stock? |
hvd.32044103086708 | But, suppose you want not to catch, but to escape from, the flies — or other pests? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Can he have rome of it?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Did the reader ever take a good whiff of the stuff? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Doc?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Doctor?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Does It Pay to be Born? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Ganey?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Has not the gastropod of the naticas, etc., often the function of an anchorage against death on the shore? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Has youall got any mo'ob dem dar asbestos tablets?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | He had to marry to get the mother- in- law so why ai n't he married if he do n't want the mother- in- law let in? |
hvd.32044103086708 | He turned around and asked,"What is it?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Hov>? |
hvd.32044103086708 | How old are you? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Is the rosy dawn to disappear in clouds and storms or is there to be a large proportion of healthful, fructifying sunshine? |
hvd.32044103086708 | It's also plain she's gone away; And so why do you ask, old dear? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Louis?' |
hvd.32044103086708 | Louis?' |
hvd.32044103086708 | Louis?' |
hvd.32044103086708 | Manager: Why did your last employer dispense with your services? |
hvd.32044103086708 | McMonigle:"And it's thot bad?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Mike: No, yez do n't mane it? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Now tell me, my son, Do you know anyone Who resembles a Jelly- fish? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Only a little extra strain Or a muscle worn sore and bruised? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Or fat accounts in banks? |
hvd.32044103086708 | P. S.: How do you get that way? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Patient: Doctor:"Did you ever have a case like this before?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Pool? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Pursuits^Vhy be busy pursuing health? |
hvd.32044103086708 | SAYS WHICH? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Shall I make apple sauce out'n hit, mum? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Sheer Luck Pat: Say, Mike, did yez hear about that big fiddler dying? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Speaking of automobiles, why does a Ford driver al- ways"pick on"a big, seven- passenger, and shimmie by with a half inch between himself and you? |
hvd.32044103086708 | THE CASH REGISTER Anna Hamilton Wood, Harrisburg, Pa. Just a drop, a bite or a taste? |
hvd.32044103086708 | The Mrs. said,"Why not take a jaunt to Jamaica?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Three times this occurred, when the patient wearily asked,"Why do n't you sew a button on it?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Un- derstand?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Unnecessary Hotel Clerk: Would you like a room with a bath, sir? |
hvd.32044103086708 | WHEN DID YOUR BOWELS MOVE? |
hvd.32044103086708 | WHICH IS THE PSYCHOPATH? |
hvd.32044103086708 | What do I seek? |
hvd.32044103086708 | What is adequate proof and demonstration? |
hvd.32044103086708 | What is the promise of the day? |
hvd.32044103086708 | What is their origin and nature? |
hvd.32044103086708 | When does a hypothesis become a working theory and when does it become transformed into an acceptable, un- deniable fact? |
hvd.32044103086708 | When no wind whatsoever exists, or where it is straight off shore, how may such military platoons preserve this order if"winds make all waves?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | Whence? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Who cared what was going on in the world? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Who wants prohibition? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Who'll get our likkers? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Why be hurrying after wealth? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Why delay and chance a fatal termination? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Why do n't you drop in and see me some time, just to say hello? |
hvd.32044103086708 | Why take two years? |
hvd.32044103086708 | You drink wine, I warrant you? |
hvd.32044103086708 | after a man's name mean? |
hvd.32044103086708 | and Why? |
hvd.32044103086708 | are the questions persistently asked by children and grownups; or Causes, Nature, Function, and Results? |
hvd.32044103086708 | cried a voice from the rear,"auto turned turtle?" |
hvd.32044103086708 | from The mine? |
hvd.32044103086708 | is that you, Min? |
hvd.32044103086708 | troubled his conscience, for had not his dear, sweet Julia always looked forward to the day when the mortgage could be paid off? |
hvd.32044103086708 | •"Which one?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | 109 1 Peter v. 6 Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hane? |
hvd.hn3a2x | 37 tian, or a hypocrite? |
hvd.hn3a2x | 87 as Pharaoh, Nebuchadnezzar,& c. But that is not the question, Whether it is better to be raised up with the lowly or thrown down with the proud? |
hvd.hn3a2x | All these have long patience, and why should not the Christian too have patience, and patiently wait for the time ap- pointed for his liſting up? |
hvd.hn3a2x | And how can you imagine that you shall be ex- empted from the common lot of mankind? |
hvd.hn3a2x | And must we have it expressly repeated in our Bibles with every moral precept, or else shut our eyes and take these precepts without it? |
hvd.hn3a2x | But he is of one mind, and who can turn him? |
hvd.hn3a2x | But where is that with us? |
hvd.hn3a2x | But, how shall ye be liſted up that are never well got down? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Can you believe no kind design in all the words of grace there heaped up? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Did not providence keep this course with him, first humbling him, then exalting him, and lifting him up? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Did they look upon themselves as ministers of the divine justice against her? |
hvd.hn3a2x | For why? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Grace to hear us up under the crook,? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Has he lain us low? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How can it be a rest to you, who can not submit to labour? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How can the struggle end well? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How can ye ever think to be lifted up with them with whom ye can not think to be brought down? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How could it miss of galling him occasion- ally afterwards during the course of the marriage? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How could they ward off the conviction? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How is it possible to miss of being broken to pieces in such a course? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How shall we prove ourselves the gen- uine kindly children of God, if still warring with the crook? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How then can they miss of a lifting up in due time? |
hvd.hn3a2x | How were the ten commandments given on mount Sinai? |
hvd.hn3a2x | In that temptation it often proves like a crooked stick, troubling a standing pool, which not only raises up? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Is it not by a sound work of humiliation going before? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Is it nothing to you to stand a candidate foi glory, to be put on trial for heaven? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Is it rational to think to set fallen man, with his corrupted nature, to work the same way with innocent Adam? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Is not that hea- ven a liſting up in due time? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Is there not an honour in it, an honour which all the saints have had? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Now God takes trial of men for heaven by humbling circumstances, as the whole Bible teacheth; and shall men be so'very loth to stoop to them? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Now, what word of God, or discovery from Heaven, have you to ground these fears upon? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Pray, how think ye to be made meet for heaven, by the warm sunshine of this world's ease, and getting all your will here? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Some indeed would make a question here, How the adversaries of the church could celebrate her God as the habitation of justice? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Were they verily blame- less in their devouring the Lord's straying sheep? |
hvd.hn3a2x | What a vast disproportion is there between your trials and the future glory? |
hvd.hn3a2x | What doth this speak, but that the proud creature can not endure God's work, nor bear what he hath done? |
hvd.hn3a2x | What else can possibly be the issue of the potsherds of the earth dashing against the Rock of Ages, but that they be broken to pieces? |
hvd.hn3a2x | What place will there be for your triumph, who will not fight the good fight? |
hvd.hn3a2x | What think ye of coming foul off in the trial of your humbling circumstances? |
hvd.hn3a2x | What think you the design towards you in the gospel is? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Whatever force be in them to a soul endowed with spiritual life, what power have they to raise the dead, such as we are? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Where is our conformity to Christ, while we can not submit to the crook? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Where is the Christian self- denial, and taking up the cross, without submitting to the crook? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Where is the liſting up, if one may go to the grave under the weight? ” Ans. |
hvd.hn3a2x | Where shall we seek them? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Where will your tears be to be wiped away? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Wherefore has God emptied your left hand of such and such an earthly com- fort? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Who would have suspected such strength of passion in the meek Moses as he discovered at the waters of strife, and for which he was kept out of Canaan? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Why do you not quarrel too, that there are not two summers in one year; two days in the twenty- four hours? |
hvd.hn3a2x | Will nothing please you but two heavens, one here, another hereafter? |
hvd.hn3a2x | but which of them, on the other hand, had such signal tokens of the divine favour? |
hvd.hn3a2x | crook, than the crook evened to your heart's de- sire? |
hvd.hn3a2x | crooks as they? |
hvd.hn3a2x | is this the pious Asaph? |
hvd.hn3a2x | tancy of the flesh? |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ And the king said, The Lord hath said unto him, Curse David: who shall then say, wherefore hast thou done so? ” 2 Sam. |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Behold I am vile, what shall I answer thee? |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ But then, may we not give over pray- ing for the lifting up, in that case?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ For God resisteth the proud, and giveth grace to the humble. ” How are they brought into a state of grace? |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ He is of one mind, and who can turn him?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ He is wise in heart, and mighty in strength: who hath hardened himself against him, and hath prospered? ” Job. |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ How long shall 1 bear with this evil congregation, which murmured against me?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ If that be the case, what comes of the promise of lifting up? |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Ought not Christ to have suffered these things, and to enter into his glory?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Ought not Christ to have suffered these things, and to enter into his glory?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Shall the rock be removed out of his place for thee?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ They cry out hy reason ou the arm of the mighty: but none saith, Where is God my Maker?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ What shall I answer thee? |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Who is among you, that feareth the Lord, that obeyeth the voice of his servant, that walketh in darkness and hath no light? |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Who is he that saith, and it cometh to pass, when the Lord commandeth it not?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Who is he that saith, and it cometh to pass, when the Lord commandeth it not?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Who is the Lord that I should obey his voice?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | “ Who quick- eneth the dead, and calleth those things which be not as though they were?" |
hvd.hn3a2x | • What is iny strength that I should hope; and what is mine end that I should prolong my life?" |
hvd.32044018645507 | -- № →ēſī ( ,? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Am I a married man or a bachelor? |
hvd.32044018645507 | And how like you this shepherd's life, Master Touchstone? |
hvd.32044018645507 | And how oft did you say his beard was not well cut? |
hvd.32044018645507 | And smelt so? |
hvd.32044018645507 | And what hope is that, I pray thee? |
hvd.32044018645507 | And why, sir, must they so? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Are all these things perceived in me? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Are you not mad indeed? |
hvd.32044018645507 | But she received my dog? |
hvd.32044018645507 | But what, though? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Can you do it? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Can you make no use of nothing, nuncle? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Can you nominate in order now the degrees of a lie? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Did he lose his place? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Did his master restore him to favor? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Do you not hear, fellows? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Dost thou call me fool, boy? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Dost thou know the difference, my boy, be- tween a bitter fool and a sweet one? |
hvd.32044018645507 | For not being at court? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Good ma- donna, why mourn'st thou? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Hardly the temperament for an artist, you would say? |
hvd.32044018645507 | How can that be? |
hvd.32044018645507 | How chance the king comes with so small a number? |
hvd.32044018645507 | How dost thou understand the Scripture? |
hvd.32044018645507 | How now, daughter? |
hvd.32044018645507 | How now, nuncle? |
hvd.32044018645507 | How's that? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Is not this a rare fellow, my lord? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Is the single man therefore blessed? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Is this a holiday? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Speak, what trade art thou? |
hvd.32044018645507 | The Scripture says Adam digged: Could he dig without arms? |
hvd.32044018645507 | This, too, is beyond Audrey ’s comprehension, and she artlessly inquires, “ Is it honest in deed and word? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Those wits, that think they have thee, do very oft prove fools; and I, that am sure I lack thee, may pass for a wise man; for what says Quinapalus? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Was he a gentleman? |
hvd.32044018645507 | What need she when she hath made you write to yourself? |
hvd.32044018645507 | What two crowns shall they be? |
hvd.32044018645507 | What's the unkindest tide? |
hvd.32044018645507 | What, art a heathen? |
hvd.32044018645507 | What, didst thou offer her this from me? |
hvd.32044018645507 | When were you wo nt to be so full of songs, sirrah? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Where be your gibes now? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Where do I dwell? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Where, good Mistress Mary? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Whither am I go- ing? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Why, do you not perceive the jest? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Why, fool? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Why, how know you that I am in love? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Why, my boy? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Why, she hath not writ to me? |
hvd.32044018645507 | Would he not be a comfort to our travel? |
hvd.32044018645507 | and did he we d the lady whose qualifications were the source of so much careful calculation? |
hvd.32044018645507 | know you not, Being mechanical, you ought not walk, Upon a laboring day, without the sign Of your profession? |
hvd.32044018645507 | or do you but coun- terfeit? |
hvd.32044018645507 | what makes that front- let on? |
hvd.32044018645507 | your flashes of merriment, that were wo nt to set the table in a roar? |
hvd.32044018645507 | your gambols? |
hvd.32044018645507 | your songs? |
hvd.32044018645507 | “ By the Lord, fool, I am not mad. ” But do you remember? |
hvd.32044018645507 | “ Madam, why laugh you at such a barren rascal? |
hvd.32044014641690 | What hinders you now from putting this unfilial son to death as an example to all the people? |
hvd.32044014641690 | /?, 2 aa HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY 1'N Ubc TOfebom of tbe East Series Edited by L. CRANMER- BYNG Dr. S. A. KAPADIA. |
hvd.32044014641690 | 1 That is to say, the ruler will always keep the welfare GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS 51 he not thus benevolent without expending treasure? |
hvd.32044014641690 | 56 INDIVIDUAL VIRTUE he to do with ceremonies? |
hvd.32044014641690 | A man without chanty in his heart — what has he to do with music?' |
hvd.32044014641690 | Am I then a bitter gourd — fit only to be hung up and not eaten? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Am I wrong? — You are wrong, said the Master. |
hvd.32044014641690 | And you, Tz'u, he added, have you also your hatreds? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Another day I met him again standing alone as I hastened through the hall, and he said: Have you studied the Book of Rites? |
hvd.32044014641690 | As for those that you do not know, will not their claims be brought before you by others? |
hvd.32044014641690 | As to Yung, s goodness of heart I have no certain knowledge; but how would he benefit by having cleverness of speech? |
hvd.32044014641690 | But are his judges equally familiar with the teaching which his name re- presents? |
hvd.32044014641690 | But how can you possibly put things straight by such a circuitous route? — The Master said: How unmannerly you are, Yu! |
hvd.32044014641690 | But if he can not reform his own heart, what has he to do with reforming others? |
hvd.32044014641690 | But is there not a saying:"The hard may be rubbed without losing its substance; the white may be steeped without losing its purity"? |
hvd.32044014641690 | CONFUCIUS ON HIMSELF 89 cellency really know me now for what I am? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Can true love be anything but exacting? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Chi K'ang Tzu questioned Confucius on a point of government, saying: Ought not I to cut off the lawless in order to establish law and order? |
hvd.32044014641690 | His desire is for goodness, and he achieves it; how should he be covetous? |
hvd.32044014641690 | How and if I were to board a raft and float away over the sea? |
hvd.32044014641690 | How can he possess strength of character? |
hvd.32044014641690 | How can our sense of duty allow us to abstain from admonition? |
hvd.32044014641690 | How can you think of going thither? — True, replied the Master. |
hvd.32044014641690 | How is this result achieved in the family? |
hvd.32044014641690 | How then can he hide from you what he really is? |
hvd.32044014641690 | How then should he grieve at having no brothers? |
hvd.32044014641690 | If I am not to associate with these men of the ruling class, with whom am I to associate?' |
hvd.32044014641690 | If a man can reform his own heart, what should hinder him from taking part in government? |
hvd.32044014641690 | If a man is not in the habit of asking,"What do you make of this? |
hvd.32044014641690 | If asked whether the higher type of man has many such accomplish- ments, I should say, Not many.1 The Master said: Am I possessed of true knowledge? |
hvd.32044014641690 | In life, why not pass likewise through the door of virtue?' |
hvd.32044014641690 | Is this not serenity without pride? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Is this the mark of a princely man? — The Master said: If on searching his heart he finds no guilt, why should he grieve? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Is this the mark of a princely man? — The Master said: If on searching his heart he finds no guilt, why should he grieve? |
hvd.32044014641690 | May they not be distributed among the villages and town- ships of your neighbourhood? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Min Tzu- ch'ien said: Why not restore it, rather, in the ancient style? |
hvd.32044014641690 | My disciples, do you think that I have any secrets? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Of what use is that minister likely to be, who does not sustain his master in the presence of danger, or support him when about to fall? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Pray what is the first reform you would intro- duce? — The Master replied: I would begin by defining terms and making them exact.1—Oh, indeed! |
hvd.32044014641690 | SAYINGS OP THE DISCIPLES 129 princely type? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Shall I take up charioteering or shall I take up archery? |
hvd.32044014641690 | The Master said: Rotten wood can not be carved, walls made of dirt and mud can not be plastered: — what is the good of reprimanding Yii? |
hvd.32044014641690 | The Master said: Who can go out of a house except by the door? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Tz'u, do you look upon me as a man who has studied and retained a mass of various knowledge? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Tzii Kung asked: Has the nobler sort of man any hatreds? — The Master replied: He has. |
hvd.32044014641690 | Tzii Lu asked: Does not the princely man 8 value courage? — The Master said: He puts righteousness first. |
hvd.32044014641690 | What do you think? — Confucius re- plied: Sir, what need is there of the death penalty in your system of government? |
hvd.32044014641690 | What do you think? — Confucius re- plied: Sir, what need is there of the death penalty in your system of government? |
hvd.32044014641690 | What need for him to know the art of husbandry?' |
hvd.32044014641690 | Who will say that Wei- sheng Kao'was an upright man? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Why is it necessary to renovate it al- together? — The Master said: This man is no talker, but when he does speak, he speaks to the purpose. |
hvd.32044014641690 | Why should I not then busy myself with government — the subject to which I have devoted my life?" |
hvd.32044014641690 | Yet how many generations had to pass ere they began to recognise his true great- ness? |
hvd.32044014641690 | Yu, shall I tell you what true knowledge is? |
hvd.32044014641690 | of what should he be afraid? |
hvd.32044014641690 | what do you make of that?" |
hvd.32044018834002 | - There is but one God — is it Allah or Jehovah? |
hvd.32044018834002 | 2O3 heart? |
hvd.32044018834002 | 321 A’etrenchmen? |
hvd.32044018834002 | 347 name of Falkland and closes with that of Canning? —( “ Waldershare ’) Endymion. |
hvd.32044018834002 | A man may have friends, but then, are they sincere ones? |
hvd.32044018834002 | A what? |
hvd.32044018834002 | And where is Rome? |
hvd.32044018834002 | And who has misgoverned her? |
hvd.32044018834002 | And why do I believe that peace will be en- during? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Are the private secretaries of a Prime Minister in such a position that they are only to be rewarded by their salaries? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Banquets are not rare, nor choice guests, nor gracious hosts; but when do we ever see a person enjoy anything? |
hvd.32044018834002 | But if an agricultural constituency after a sharp contest happen to elect a member of Parliament — what do we hear? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Can this be the silent, and gloomy, and decaying city, over whose dis- honourable misery I have so often wept? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Château Desir.—How shall we describe Château Desir, that place fit for all princes? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Could it ever have been more enchanting? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Did I sink into my innermost self? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Did he ever write a single whole play? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Did he write half the plays attributed to him? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Do not they abuse you behind your back, and blackball you at societies where they have had the honour to propose you? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Do you think they are not in- triguing in the Punjaub at this moment? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Even in this inconstant world, what changes like the heart? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Geology is indeed a magnificent study What excites more the imagi- nation? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Has it elevated the tone of the public mind P. Has it cultured the popular sensibilities to noble and ennobling ends? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Has it? |
hvd.32044018834002 | How do you think 172 WIT AND WISDOM OF THE Mehemet Ali got on? |
hvd.32044018834002 | How do you think Guizot and Aberdeen got to be ministers without intrigue? |
hvd.32044018834002 | How is this? |
hvd.32044018834002 | IDid I fly? |
hvd.32044018834002 | If so, where are you?—(‘Nigel Penruddock? ’) Endymion. |
hvd.32044018834002 | Is it beautiful? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Is it more unphilosophical to believe in a personal God, omnipotent and omniscient, than in natural forces uncon- scious and irresistible? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Is it unphilosophical to combine power with intelligence? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Is posthumous fame a substitute for all this? |
hvd.32044018834002 | It is a fatal gift; for when possessed in its highest quality and strength what has it ever done for its votaries? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Nay, even try the greatest by this test, and what is the result? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Or Riza Pacha himself? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Or singles thee from out the throng To thee to breathe his minstrel song? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Red Moselle 1 fierce is the swell of thy spreading course; but why do thy broad waters blush when they meet the Rhine? |
hvd.32044018834002 | That delicious hour that softens the heart of man, what is its magic? |
hvd.32044018834002 | The Queen's fancy ball — Peel as Louvois? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Was it experience that guided the pencil of Raphael when he painted the palaces of Rome? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Well, gentlemen, what hap- pened under these circumstances? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What are all the schoolmen, Aquinas himself, to Maimonides? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What are the most brilliant performances of political literature? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What dark- eyed youth now culls the flower That radiant brow to grace, Or whispers in the starry hour Words fairer than thy face? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What exercises more the reason P Can you con- ceive anything sublimer than the gigantic shadows and the grim wreck of an antediluvian world? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What form before unseen, With all the spells of hallowed memory rife, Now rises on his vision? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What is grief? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What is our policy? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What is poetry but a lie, and what are poets but liars? —( “ Cadurcis') Venetia. |
hvd.32044018834002 | What is the supernatural? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What were his powers? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What, for example, is more consummate than the manner in which a French lady receives her guests? |
hvd.32044018834002 | What, then, was the secret spell of his success? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Whence came that divine right of kings, which has deluged so many countries with blood? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Where are the choice companions of our youth, with whom we were to breast the difficulties and share the triumphs of existence? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Where is the sweet sleep of the artist? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Where is the sweet sleep of the poet? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Where the elephants of Pontus, and the gorgeous diadems of the Asian Kings? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Where the golden tribute of Iberia? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Where the long Gallic trophies? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Who has not felt it? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Who should sympathise with the poor but the poor? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Who was the author of ‘ A Vindication of Natural Society ’? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Who was the author of “ Robinson Crusoe ’? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Who was the author of “ Waverley'? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Who wrote “ The Whole Duty of Man ’? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Who wrote “ Thomas à Kempis ’? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Why did he not move that preposterous proposition? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Why is it that all men love thee? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Why turns his brow so pale, why starts to life That languid eye? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Why? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Will you give that up? |
hvd.32044018834002 | Would you rather have been Homer or Julius Caesar, Shakespeare or Napoleon? |
hvd.32044018834002 | You understand me? |
hvd.32044018834002 | but is not the perfume sweeter of the gardens of the Rhine? |
hvd.32044018834002 | of the lawyer? |
hvd.32044018834002 | thy waves are swollen by the snows of a thousand hills; but for whom are thy leaping waters fed? |
hvd.32044018834002 | ‘ By the bye, ’ said Coningsby, “ what sort of fellow is Eustace Lyle? |
hvd.32044018834002 | ‘ Life would be perfect if it would only last. ” But it will not last; and what then? |
hvd.32044018834002 | “ Does he not rather avail himself of it? ’ asked Con- ingsby. |
hvd.32044018834002 | “ Is he clever? ” “ I think so, ” said Lord Henry. |
hvd.hwkaz4 | 1 What would he have said, if he had known of the massacre in France, or the powder treason of England? hvd.hwkaz4 1'Tis the especial virtue of a prince to know his own men. ”? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | 177 than a looker- on; or, that a man in anger is as wise as he that has said over the four and twenty let- ters;? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | 25, 26.? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | 38: “ Pilate saith unto him, What is truth? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | 39.? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | 5.? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | 8: “ When the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith upon the earth? ” 6 He means to say, that this remark was only applicable to a 148 ESSAYS. |
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hvd.hwkaz4 | ? ” 1 1 Essays. |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Art thou drowned in security? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | As for the acquaintance which is to be sought in travel, that which is most of all profitable, is acquaintance with the secretaries and employed men? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Before the two tribunals, can we fail to meet Bacon, his counsel, at his side? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | But he may be expected at least to have treated him leniently? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Can aught excel the noble comparison of the ship? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Certainly, in Italy, they hold it a little suspect in popes, when they have often in their mouth, “ Padre commune; ”? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Death hath this also, that it openeth the gate to good fame, and extinguisheth envy: “ Extinctus amabitur idem. ”? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Do not the manifold favors, the munificent benefac- tions all arise in the generous mind of Bacon? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Do you not see what feigned prices are set upon little stones and rarities? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | During his long captivity, who does not expect to see Bacon, his friend, a frequent visitor in his cell? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | He quotes from Cicero's “ Tusculanæ Dis- putationes, ” b. i. c. 15, whose words are; “ Quid nostri philoso- phi? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | How many things are there, which a man can not, with any face or comeliness, say or do himself? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | I have marvelled sometimes at Spain, how they clasp and contain so large dominions with so few natural Spaniards;? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | In many of these alleys, likewise, you are to set fruit- trees of all sorts, as well upon the walls as in ranges;? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | It was probably a corruption of the ancient Pyrrhic dance, which was performed by men in armor, and which is mentioned as stil? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Likewise glorious? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | MEN's thoughts are much according to their incli- nation;? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Nonne in his libris ipsis, quos scribunt de contemnendâ gloriâ, sua nomina inscribunt. ” – “ What do our philosophers do? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | One of the fathers, in great severity, called poesy “ vinum dæmonum, ”? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Or, likewise, who can see worse days, than he that, yet living, doth follow at the funerals of his own reputation? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Question was asked of Demosthenes, what was the chief part of an orator? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Romulus, after his death( as they report or feign), sent a present to the Romans, that, above all, they should intend? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | The kingdom of heaven is compared, not to any great kernel, or nut, but to 33? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | The true composition of a counsellor is, rather to be skilful in their master's business than in his nature;? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Therefore, what is more heavy than evil fame deserved? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | These labors of mine, I know, can not be worthy of your Highness, for what can be worthy of you? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | To speak now of the reformation and reglement? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | To what irretrieva- ble ruin did not this lead him? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | What first? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | What is truth? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | What next again? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | What next? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Why should man be in love with his fetters, though of gold? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | Would this induce the belief that he was but the scape- goat of the court, that the condemnation was purely polit- ical? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | alter things to the worse, and wisdom and counsel shall not alter them to the better, what shall be the end? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | and what works of ostentation are undertaken, be- cause there might seem to be some use of great riches? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | intend the same thing, and accepteth of both? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | oth, shall he find faith upon the earth? ” ESSAYS. |
hvd.hwkaz4 | things which we formerly have spoken of are but habilitations 1 towards arms; and what is habilita- tion without intention and act? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | upon the stool,1 “ Ut puto Deus fio; ”? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | — Boldness: what second and third? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | “ Is it peace, Jehu? ” “ What hast thou to do with peace? |
hvd.hwkaz4 | “ Is it peace, Jehu? ” “ What hast thou to do with peace? |
hvd.hn3itx | -"'Will you take this, sir? ” The word is now generally used as synonymous with linen- draper. hvd.hn3itx -What do our philosophers do? |
hvd.hn3itx | 11 Do not the manifold favors, the munificent benefac- tions all arise in the generous mind of Bacon? |
hvd.hn3itx | 117 fence;? |
hvd.hn3itx | 211 sometimes fair houses so full of glass, that one can not tell where to become? |
hvd.hn3itx | 38: “ Pilate saith unto him, What is truth? |
hvd.hn3itx | 8: “ Nevertheless, when the Son of man com- eth, shall he find faith upon the earth?". |
hvd.hn3itx | 91 caused the angels to fall;? |
hvd.hn3itx | ? |
hvd.hn3itx | Action: what next again?-Action. |
hvd.hn3itx | Before the two tribunals, can we fail to meet Bacon, his counsel, at his side? |
hvd.hn3itx | But he may be expected at least to have treated him leniently? |
hvd.hn3itx | By all means, it is to be procured that the trunk of Nebuchadnezzar's tree of monarchy? |
hvd.hn3itx | Can aught excel the noble comparison of the ship? |
hvd.hn3itx | Certainly, in Italy, they hold it a little suspect in popes, when they have often in their mouth, “ Padre commune; ”? |
hvd.hn3itx | Degrees of honor in subjects are, first, “ participes curarum, ”? |
hvd.hn3itx | Do they not think they will have their own ends, and be truer to themselves than to them? |
hvd.hn3itx | Do they not, in those very books which they write on de- spising glory, set their names in the title- page?" |
hvd.hn3itx | Do they think those they employ and deal with are saints? |
hvd.hn3itx | Do you not see what feigned prices are set upon little stones and rarities? |
hvd.hn3itx | During his long captivity, who does not expect to see Bacon, his friend, a frequent visitor in his cell? |
hvd.hn3itx | Even the heathens have observed this secret Ne- mesis of the night, or the difference betwixt divine and human judgment.? |
hvd.hn3itx | First, that men mark when they hit, and never mark when they miss;? |
hvd.hn3itx | He answered, Action: what next? |
hvd.hn3itx | He that is not slackly strong,( as the servants of pleasure,) how can he be found unready to quit the veil and false visage of his perfection? |
hvd.hn3itx | How many things are there, which a man can not, with any face or comeliness, say or do himself? |
hvd.hn3itx | I knew a nobleman, in England, that had the greatest audits? |
hvd.hn3itx | Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? |
hvd.hn3itx | Likewise glorious? |
hvd.hn3itx | Nomen bonum instar unguenti fragrantis; ”? |
hvd.hn3itx | Of bean- flowers? |
hvd.hn3itx | One of the later schools? |
hvd.hn3itx | Or, likewise, who can see worse days, than he that, yet living, doth follow at the funerals of his own reputation? |
hvd.hn3itx | Question was asked of Demosthenes, what was the chief part of an orator? |
hvd.hn3itx | Romulus, after his death,( as they report or feign,) sent a present to the Romans, that, above all, they should intend? |
hvd.hn3itx | Surely, every medicine? |
hvd.hn3itx | The United Provinces of the Low Countries? |
hvd.hn3itx | The poet? |
hvd.hn3itx | The prediction of Regiomontanus, “ Octogesimus octavus mirabilis annus, ”? |
hvd.hn3itx | There is use, also, of ambitious men, in pulling down the greatness of any subject that overtops; as Tiberius used Macro? |
hvd.hn3itx | Therefore, what is more heavy than evil fame deserved? |
hvd.hn3itx | These labors of mine, I know, can not be worthy of your Highness, for what can be worthy of you? |
hvd.hn3itx | Thus Virgil, with great elegance, describing the battle of Actium, says of Cleopatra, that, “ she did not yet perceive the two asps behind her;"? |
hvd.hn3itx | To what irretriev- able ruin did not this lead him? |
hvd.hn3itx | Use fasting and full eating, but rather full eating;? |
hvd.hn3itx | What is truth? |
hvd.hn3itx | What would men have? |
hvd.hn3itx | Would this induce the belief that he was but the scape- goat of the court, that the condemnation was purely political? |
hvd.hn3itx | Yet beware of being too material when there is any impediment, or obstruction in men's wills; for preoccupation of mind? |
hvd.hn3itx | You may take sarza 1 to open the liver, steel to open the spleen, flower of sulphur for the lungs, castoreum? |
hvd.hn3itx | and what works of ostentation are undertaken, because there might seem to be some use of great riches? |
hvd.hn3itx | habilitations 1 towards arms; and what is habilita- tion without intention and act? |
hvd.hn3itx | lievers, will they not say that ye are mad? ” 4 Psalm i. |
hvd.hn3itx | quarter? |
hvd.hn3itx | to take little place;? |
hvd.hn3itx | ventions, the one of the other? ” DE SAPIENTIA VETERUM. |
hvd.hn3itx | “ Is it peace, Jehu? ” — “ What hast thou to do with peace? |
hvd.hn3itx | “ Is it peace, Jehu? ” — “ What hast thou to do with peace? |
hvd.hwjq8l | 177 it does not help on? |
hvd.hwjq8l | 63 pressed by an intelligible standard? |
hvd.hwjq8l | After every precaution for safety has been taken, what can preserve us from the fatal flash but the ever- vigilant hand of God? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Among those great Hosts of heaven where is the home of our Earth and Solar system? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Are, then, our estimates of the distances of stars sunk farther away in space than Capella to be absolute guess- work? |
hvd.hwjq8l | As the Trades help ships across the ocean in one direc- tion only, the question naturally occurs, — How do they get back again? |
hvd.hwjq8l | But should a gift be less formally ac- knowledged because it is given abundantly? |
hvd.hwjq8l | But, we may ask, if these grubs had been spared, would their fate have been improved? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Can any thing be con- ceived more suggestively true than the expressions with which the Heavens are described by the Psalmist? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Can it be right habitually to treat this privilege with neglect, or to pass coldly on without appreciation or ac- knowledgment? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Can we for a moment doubt that if we neglect or despise it we are to a certain extent frustrating the purpose for which it was bestowed? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Could it be doubted that a base line was at last obtained long enough to insure a parallax for any con- ceivable distance? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Did any of our readers ever happen to bestow a glance upon the “ Nautical Almanac ”? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Do we want a medium to help on commerce by making clumsy barter unnecessary? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Does the whole substance of religion consist of creed only, and has feeling no part in it? |
hvd.hwjq8l | HO is there that does not love to wander by the sea- shore? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Has my reader ever heard of the parallax of the stars? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Hav- ing disinterred its active prey, how are the ants to be seized? |
hvd.hwjq8l | How can we get into our minds some idea of so great a distance? |
hvd.hwjq8l | How does the seed get there? |
hvd.hwjq8l | How shall we mentally gauge the distance or estimate the size of the master- centre which thus holds all the planets in his grasp? |
hvd.hwjq8l | In what mind, then, ought we to undertake this duty? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Is heaviness required? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Is there no aid to devotion in such examples, or in the thoughts that rise up in asso- ciation with such names? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Is there no such thing as love, pity, or sympathy in it? |
hvd.hwjq8l | May we not also regard them as smiling moni- tors placed everywhere around our path to whisper to us thoughts of God's greatness and love? |
hvd.hwjq8l | On the contrary, what lighter clothing could have been devised for creatures whose aërial flights render lightness indispensable? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Or what cloth- ing could be warmer than the feathered quilt in which they are wrapped? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Ought we not then to follow out this principle as far as we can, and to give our best? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Shall not we also do wisely to profit by their example? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Shall we not, then, cherish the gift? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Shall we then neglect or throw away this inestimable privi- lege, or can we ever hope to employ our talents in a no- bler or more elevating purpose? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Should we not think the better of a workman who, in handling offen- sive matters, laid aside his coat and tucked up his sleeves? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Some may be inclined to ask,- How happens it that this earth- shine is not seen at other phases of the Moon? |
hvd.hwjq8l | The question that naturally arose was — How did the whale get to Behring's Straits? |
hvd.hwjq8l | To coals we owe steam, and what is there in these days which we do not owe to steam? |
hvd.hwjq8l | What food is there which he would have been able to preserve from their ravages? |
hvd.hwjq8l | What human fingers could unhusk the seed with the nimble dexterity of some of our caged birds? |
hvd.hwjq8l | What is there grand in Nature or in imagination which is not to be found among them? |
hvd.hwjq8l | What is there that so exclusively fits the ear to promote adoration, and which so rigidly excludes the eye? |
hvd.hwjq8l | What object is there in Nature which does not in some way suggest His Power, Wis- dom, or Goodness? |
hvd.hwjq8l | What occurs? |
hvd.hwjq8l | What then must be the agency of a single forest in disarming the forces of the storms of their terrors? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Whence comes this saltness of the sea, and what is its use? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Whence comes this water? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Whither are we hurrying, round what are we moving? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Who can conceive the abundance of the life which thus built up those hills? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Who can enumerate or even conceive the sum of enjoyment which is daily extracted from this huge black heap? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Who can feel surprised that whaling should be considered a service of danger? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Who could succeed in exhausting the catalogue of the things with which the earth trumpets forth His praise and glory? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Who or what gave one sense the monopoly in things religious over all the others? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Yet which of us would consent to surrender an expression that has been endeared to us by familiar associations since childhood? |
hvd.hwjq8l | Yet, if we look meditatively around, is not this in reality our own position? |
hvd.hwjq8l | and to obtain by this means a broader consciousness of his Omnipotence? |
hvd.hwjq8l | it is to be found in platinum; or lightness? |
hvd.hwjq8l | there is aluminium; or softness? |
hvd.hwjq8l | there is antimony; or flu- idity? |
hvd.hwjq8l | there is lead; or brittleness? |
hvd.hwjq8l | where are her old forests now? |
hvd.hwjq8l | “ For what purpose, ” says Sir John Herschel, “ are we to suppose such magnificent bodies scattered through the abyss of space? |
hvd.hwjq8l | “ Suppose, ” says Dr. Nichol, “ a number of peas thrown at random on a chess- board, what would you expect? |
hvd.hwkaaq | 147 Seventh of England, who, in his greatest business, imparted himself to none, except it were to Morton and Fox.? |
hvd.hwkaaq | 25, 26.? |
hvd.hwkaaq | 3.? |
hvd.hwkaaq | 38: “ Pilate saith unto him, What is truth? |
hvd.hwkaaq | 5.? |
hvd.hwkaaq | 75 for the death of Pertinax; for the death of Henry the Third of France;? |
hvd.hwkaaq | 8: “ Nevertheless, when the Son of man com- eth, shall he find faith upon the earth? ” ESSAYS. |
hvd.hwkaaq | 8: “ When the Son of man cometh, shall he find faith upon the earth? ” 6 He means to say, that this remark was only applicable to a 148 ESSAYS. |
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hvd.hwkaaq | And by him that spake only as a philosopher and natural man, it was well said, “ Pompa mortis magis terret, quam mors ipsa. ”? |
hvd.hwkaaq | And when he had said this, he went out again unto the Jews, and saith unto them, I find in him no fault at all. ”? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Art thou drowned in security? |
hvd.hwkaaq | As for the acquaintance which is to be sought in travel, that which is most of all profitable, is acquaintance with the secretaries and employed men? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Before the two tribunals, can we fail to meet Bacon, his counsel, at his side? |
hvd.hwkaaq | But he may be expected at least to have treated him leniently? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Can aught excel the noble comparison of the ship? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Certainly, in Italy, they hold it a little suspect in popes, when they have often in their mouth, “ Padre commune; ”? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Do not the manifold favors, the munificent benefac- tions all arise in the generous mind of Bacon? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Do they not think they will have their own ends, and be truer to themselves than to them? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Do they think those they employ and deal with are saints? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Do you not see what feigned prices are set upon little stones and rarities? |
hvd.hwkaaq | During his long captivity, who does not expect to see Bacon, his friend, a frequent visitor in his cell? |
hvd.hwkaaq | He probably refers to the “ New Academy, ” a sect of Greek philosophers, one of whose moot questions was, “ What is truth?" |
hvd.hwkaaq | He that is not slackly strong( as the servants of pleasure), how can he be found unready to quit the vail and false visage of his perfection? |
hvd.hwkaaq | How many things are there, which a man can not, with any face or comeliness, say or do himself? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Is there any thing whereof it may be said, See, this is new? |
hvd.hwkaaq | It hath been a great en- dangering to the health of some plantations, that thay have built along the sea and rivers, in marish? |
hvd.hwkaaq | It is a point of cunning to wait upon? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Likewise glorious? |
hvd.hwkaaq | MEN's thoughts are much according to their incli- nation;? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Men must not turn bees:- “ animasque in vulnere ponunt. ”? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Or, likewise, who can see worse days, than he that, yet living, doth follow at the funerals of his own reputation? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Question was asked of Demosthenes, what was the chief part of an orator? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Romulus, after his death( as they report or feign), sent a present to the Romans, that, above all, they should intend? |
hvd.hwkaaq | So Cæsar said to the pilot in the tempest, “ Cæsarem portas, et fortunam ejus. ” So Sylla chose the name of “ Felix, ”? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Therefore, what is more heavy than evil fame deserved? |
hvd.hwkaaq | These labors of mine, I know, can not be worthy of your Highness, for what can be worthy of you? |
hvd.hwkaaq | This kind of danger is then to be feared chiefly when the wives have plots for the raising of their own children, or else that they be advoutresses.? |
hvd.hwkaaq | To speak now of the reformation and reglement? |
hvd.hwkaaq | To what irretrieva- ble ruin did not this lead him? |
hvd.hwkaaq | What first? |
hvd.hwkaaq | What have I said amiss?" |
hvd.hwkaaq | What is truth? |
hvd.hwkaaq | What next again? |
hvd.hwkaaq | What next? |
hvd.hwkaaq | What would men have? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Why should man be in love with his fetters, though of gold? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Wives are young men's mistresses, companions for middle age, and old men's nurses, so as a man may have a quarrel? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Would this induce the belief that he was but the scape- goat of the court, that the condemnation was purely polit- ical? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Yet beware of being too material when there is any impediment, or obstruction in men's wills; for preoccupation of mind? |
hvd.hwkaaq | Yet, certainly, there is use of this quality in civil affairs: where there is an opinion? |
hvd.hwkaaq | You shall read in some of the friars? |
hvd.hwkaaq | alter things to the worse, and wisdom and counsel shall not alter them to the better, what shall be the end? |
hvd.hwkaaq | and what works of ostentation are undertaken, be- cause there might seem to be some use of great riches? |
hvd.hwkaaq | intend the same thing, and accepteth of both? |
hvd.hwkaaq | things which we formerly have spoken of are but habilitations 1 towards arms; and what is habilita- tion without intention and act? |
hvd.hwkaaq | upon the stool,1 « Ut puto Deus fio; ”? |
hvd.hwkaaq | — Boldness: what second and third? |
hvd.hwkaaq | “ Serpens nisi serpentem comederit non fit draco. ”? |
hvd.hn37cn | Do? hvd.hn37cn - This will not be a grief to you, I hope, father? hvd.hn37cn 227 Lord have mercy on us, Fred, I ca n't put up with this! ”What can I do, Mr. Garth? |
hvd.hn37cn | 249 to be the one person who believed in that man's inno- cence, if the rest of the world belied him? |
hvd.hn37cn | 91 that sweet monotony where everything is known, and loved because it is known? |
hvd.hn37cn | ? |
hvd.hn37cn | Above all, what scene is commonplace to the eye that is filled with serene gladness, and bright- ens all things with its own joy? |
hvd.hn37cn | And is he not one with the Infinite Love itself- as our love is one with our sorrow? |
hvd.hn37cn | Are their first poems their best? |
hvd.hn37cn | As to his blood, I suppose the family quarterings are three cuttle- fish sable, and a commentator rampant.? |
hvd.hn37cn | But does he want to make everything right? |
hvd.hn37cn | But what does the Bible say? |
hvd.hn37cn | But what says the Greek? |
hvd.hn37cn | Can Science help Art? |
hvd.hn37cn | Do any of us? |
hvd.hn37cn | Do we not all agree to call rapid thought and noble impulse by the name of inspiration? |
hvd.hn37cn | Does God know less of men than He did in the days of Hezekiah and Moses? |
hvd.hn37cn | Does not the Hunger Tower stand as the type of the utmost trial to what is human in us? |
hvd.hn37cn | Eh, it's poor luck for the platter to wear well when it's broke i'two.? |
hvd.hn37cn | For the beauty of a lovely woman is like music: what can one say more? |
hvd.hn37cn | Has any one ever pinched into its pilulous smallness the cobweb of pre- matrimonial acquaintanceship? |
hvd.hn37cn | How can we ever be satis- fied without them until our feelings are deadened? |
hvd.hn37cn | How is it that the poets have said so many fine things about our first love, so few about our later love? |
hvd.hn37cn | How should they? |
hvd.hn37cn | I could n't live in peace if I put the shadow of a wilful sin between myself and God.? |
hvd.hn37cn | I'm not denyin'the women are foolish: God Al- mighty made'em to match the men.? |
hvd.hn37cn | I'm not one o'those as can see the cat i ’ the dairy, an'wonder what she's come after.? |
hvd.hn37cn | If the past is not to bind us, where can duty lie? |
hvd.hn37cn | If you feed your young setter on raw flesh, how can you wonder at its retaining a relish for uncooked par- tridge in after- life? |
hvd.hn37cn | Is it blind wilfulness that sees no terrors, no many- linked consequences, no bruises and wounds of those whose cords it tightens? |
hvd.hn37cn | Is it that he distinctly means to break it? |
hvd.hn37cn | Is not the Man of Sorrows there in that crucified body wherewith he ascended? |
hvd.hn37cn | Is there not pleading in heaven? |
hvd.hn37cn | It seems as if them as are n't wanted here are th'only folks as are n't wanted i ’ th'other world.? |
hvd.hn37cn | It ’ ud save many a man a stroke, I believe.? |
hvd.hn37cn | It's like having roast- meat at three fires; as soon as you ’ve basted one, another's burnin'.? |
hvd.hn37cn | It's on’y the men as have to wait till folks say things afore they find'em out.? |
hvd.hn37cn | It's them as take advantage that get advantage i ’ this world, I think: folks have to wait long enough afore its brought to'em.? |
hvd.hn37cn | M.- It was but yesterday you spoke him well-- You've changed your mind so soon? |
hvd.hn37cn | One morsel's as good as another when your mouth's out o'taste.? |
hvd.hn37cn | Perhaps that's the reason they can see so little o'this side on ’ t.? |
hvd.hn37cn | Pray how many of your well- wishers would decline to make a little gain out of you? |
hvd.hn37cn | See here, now, here's a thing to make a lass's mouth water, an'on’y two shillin'- an'why? |
hvd.hn37cn | The men are mostly so tongue- tied- you're forced partly to guess what they mean, as you do wi'the dumb creaturs.? |
hvd.hn37cn | There are so many of us, and our lots are so different: what wonder that Nature's mood is often in harsh contrast with the great crisis of our lives? |
hvd.hn37cn | There would be no such thing as faith- fulness.? |
hvd.hn37cn | We judge others according to results; how else? |
hvd.hn37cn | What deep and worthy love is so? |
hvd.hn37cn | What is opportunity to the man who ca n't use it? |
hvd.hn37cn | What's the use of writing at all if nobody can understand it? ” asked Caleb, energetically, quite preoccupied with the bad quality of the work. |
hvd.hn37cn | When was the fatal coquetry inherent in superfluous authorship ever quite contented with the ready praise of friends? |
hvd.hn37cn | Where would be the political power of the thirty sober men? |
hvd.hn37cn | Where's the good of pulling at such a tangled skein as this electioneering trickery? |
hvd.hn37cn | Who shall tell what may be the effect of writing? |
hvd.hn37cn | Why did they say she was so changed? |
hvd.hn37cn | Why not Wellington as well as Rabshakeh? |
hvd.hn37cn | You think it is better that I should go? |
hvd.hn37cn | abuse their husbands, and then they turn round on one and praise'em as if they wanted to sell'em.? |
hvd.hn37cn | and why not Brougham as well as Balaam? |
hvd.hn37cn | compare them with each other? |
hvd.hn37cn | luck to be out o'the road when there's anything to be done.? |
hvd.hn37cn | mind very free when we give up wishing, and only think of bearing what is laid upon us, and doing what is given us to do.? |
hvd.hn37cn | or are not those the best which come from their fuller thought, their larger ex- perience, their deeper- rooted affections? |
hvd.hn37cn | patience and charity towards our stumbling, falling companions in the long and changeful journey? |
hvd.hn37cn | unconscious of another? |
hvd.hn37cn | well, if the Methodies are fond o'trouble, they're like to thrive: it's a pity they canna ha’t all, an'take it away from them as donna like it.? |
hvd.hn37cn | · THE MILL ON THE FLOSS? |
hvd.hn37cn | — Do n't you think men overrate the neces- sity for humoring everybody's nonsense, till they get despised by the very fools they humor? |
hvd.hn37cn | — What life, my dear child? |
hvd.hn37cn | — is His arm shortened, and is the world become too wide for His providence? |
hvd.hn37cn | “ Is there so little business in the world that you must be sending puzzles over the country? |
hvd.hn37cn | “ Said? ” nay, she'll say nothin'. |
hvd.32044028968584 | An educated man — what is it that we understand by the phrase? hvd.32044028968584 Do you not see how differently fathers and mothers show their love for their children? |
hvd.32044028968584 | For when- was public virtue to be found When private was not? hvd.32044028968584 'Who will say that he exaggerated when he wrote the following? hvd.32044028968584 135 is this involuntary tribute which evil places at the feet of virtue? hvd.32044028968584 145 try in this sense? hvd.32044028968584 95 And what shall we say of a mother's love? hvd.32044028968584 Aeschylus inquires,What defence are riches to a man who insolently spurneth out of sight the mighty altar- throne of Justice?" |
hvd.32044028968584 | And if you find it so, will you not put heart and head and hand to this glorious work? |
hvd.32044028968584 | And is it possible to believe that all nature and all providence are only, or principally for their sake? |
hvd.32044028968584 | And what shall we say of the influence of chivalry upon the history of the world, using the term in an ethical rather than an historical sense? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Are they, generally speaking, willing to have the disagreeable truths of their past history put before the rising generation? |
hvd.32044028968584 | As to institutions, are we to keep in view those that now exist or those that may be developed in the course of time? |
hvd.32044028968584 | But how did they use their intelligence? |
hvd.32044028968584 | But what is the mission of great men if it is not to serve as examples to the rest? |
hvd.32044028968584 | By what means is a noble life still possible to me, ye Heavens, and thou Earth, oh how?" |
hvd.32044028968584 | Can any one say that this undiscriminating affection has done more good than harm? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Can he love the whole Who loves no part? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Do not a man's habitual acts constitute his character? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Does a like responsibility rest upon the teachers of the ancient Greeks? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Does such a fate await any of the great nations now ex- isting upon the face of the earth? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Dr. Shimmell is to be congratulated upon hav- ing produced a book that was needed, aud upon having produced one so good thai another will not soon be? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Every Greek city had its build-? » 2 WISDOM AND WILL IN EDUCATION. |
hvd.32044028968584 | Has it made our legislators of what- ever name or grade more disinterestedly patriotic or less venal? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Has this liberality had any appreciable effect in purifying our political atmosphere? |
hvd.32044028968584 | How can it be other- wise in the future?" |
hvd.32044028968584 | How few mothers there are who will recognize the stern demands of justice when their chil- dren are concerned? |
hvd.32044028968584 | How is it with nations? |
hvd.32044028968584 | How many of us can say that we have never been guilty of a similar if less shocking incon- sistency? |
hvd.32044028968584 | How shall we separate the man from his acts? |
hvd.32044028968584 | How was the law of self- preservation to be applied? |
hvd.32044028968584 | If he is weak, will he aid and strengthen him or will he allow him to succumb to his weakness? |
hvd.32044028968584 | If so, who is responsible for them? |
hvd.32044028968584 | If they are to be modified, what is to be the determining fac- tor? |
hvd.32044028968584 | In view of the testimony just cited, the man who believes that"righteousness exalteth a nation"may well ask, What, then, shall we do? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is any one so well satisfied that he does not criticize and seek to make improvements? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is it her destiny or her fault? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is it her institutions, her policy, her standard of morals, her laws? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is it not a more reasonable conclusion which the prophet hath made, Surely all things are van- ity?" |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is not every thinking man dissatisfied more or less with his country? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is the assumption correct? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is the current edu- cation of our day in the United States and abroad contrib- uting materially to these ends? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is this backwardness of Spain due to national traits or to her comparative isolation? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Is this so? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Knowest thou what I think? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Many a brave Frenchman has laid down his life for the delusive phantom la gloire; and to what purpose? |
hvd.32044028968584 | May we not infer from these studies that social progress is to a large extent dependent upon human volition? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Moreover, if this dictum be true we may well ask, Where do the progressive forces of society come in? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Need we be surprised because such great results were produced by such meager means? |
hvd.32044028968584 | No matter how large a stock of facts we accumulate, if one has no inclination to use them, of what advantage are they? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Or is it not rather the great vice of modern peda- gogy that it helps the pupil too much? |
hvd.32044028968584 | That it breaks down utterly when employed in the case of scores of men is evident on a moment'? |
hvd.32044028968584 | The question, Am I my brother's keeper? |
hvd.32044028968584 | The serious question is not, Can our boys and girls, and our adults, too, for that matter, afford to read fiction? |
hvd.32044028968584 | The whole continent is an immense parade- ground, destined,—who- can say how soon? — to become a vast battlefield." |
hvd.32044028968584 | This treatment is better adapted to th? |
hvd.32044028968584 | To which shall he give the pref- erence^—to the man or to his views on public questions? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Was it employed to promote the welfare of one another? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Was this ob- stinate resistance due to stupidity, perversity or inexorable fate? |
hvd.32044028968584 | We may say here in the words of Scripture,"If they were all one member, where were the body? |
hvd.32044028968584 | What has been the practical effect of the policy that the ruler or the statesman is not subject to the moral law? |
hvd.32044028968584 | What is it to be educated?. |
hvd.32044028968584 | What is the literature worth that looks only to immediate profits? |
hvd.32044028968584 | What is, or at least ought to be, the object for which all government exists? |
hvd.32044028968584 | When the Lord said unto Cain,"Where is thy brother?" |
hvd.32044028968584 | Why should it trouble itself? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Why should men be more unreasonable collectively than individually? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Why, then? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Will he lift up his brother or will he drag him down? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Will the nations go on cycle after cycle try- ing to do that which the eternal decrees have over and over shown to be impossible? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Will their efficient educational system effect what the genius of the people aimed at in vain? |
hvd.32044028968584 | Yet what is this worth if there is no disposition to do likewise? |
hvd.32044028968584 | against Napoleon? |
hvd.32044028968584 | dictionary? |
hvd.32044028968584 | honored? |
hvd.32044028968584 | ing as much as it should? |
hvd.32044028968584 | it is rather, What fiction shall they read? |
hvd.32044028968584 | the latter took the question as an impertinence, and re- joined,"Am I my brother's keeper?" |
hvd.32044028968584 | to think out, and to be said? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** Are there no realities but those which the hand can touch and the eye see?" |
hvd.hn3mla | ** Before the teaching of God, the wisest man, what is he but a child? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** Called to be a carpenter, a politician, a tradesman, a physician — is he irreverent who believes that? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** Do you say tears imply selfishness- distrust? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** Have you learnt the lesson of yesterday; or the infinite meaning of to- day? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** In this age the real questions are, not the frivolous ones — baptisms, surplices, and such like — but, what is God, and where? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** We who have an inheritance incorruptible and unde- filed, and that fadeth not away, what have we to do with things past? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** What is secularity or worldliness? |
hvd.hn3mla | ** When is a son of man lord of the Sabbath day? |
hvd.hn3mla | *** Anticipations of Immortality and God — what are they? |
hvd.hn3mla | *** Do we want the picture of a restless heart? |
hvd.hn3mla | **** What are our prayers — the language of a full heart or of a full lip? |
hvd.hn3mla | **** Who is a true man? |
hvd.hn3mla | ... And shall the hour of danger find him quail When hurtles through the air the iron hail? |
hvd.hn3mla | 107 107 Does a man want faith? |
hvd.hn3mla | 115 the vast void of nothingness? |
hvd.hn3mla | 67 strengthen Him? |
hvd.hn3mla | A living Being within me or out- side me? |
hvd.hn3mla | A shape? |
hvd.hn3mla | And why? |
hvd.hn3mla | Are they mere throbbings of my own heart, heard and mistaken for a living something beside me? |
hvd.hn3mla | Ask ye what life is? |
hvd.hn3mla | But of one of whom this is true, how many are there whom the experience of life has soured and rendered commonplace? |
hvd.hn3mla | But, then, the sympathies which make him a man with men — how shall they grow? |
hvd.hn3mla | By authority or by the old way of persecution? |
hvd.hn3mla | Can you prescribe to a parent the number of embraces he shall give his child? |
hvd.hn3mla | Cultivate the habit of asking “ why? ” But observe, not “ why ” in duty. |
hvd.hn3mla | Did you never see a mother kept at home, a kind of prisoner by her sick child, obeying its every wish and caprice, passing the night sleepless? |
hvd.hn3mla | Do you remember how little you cared for that book the first time of reading it in a smaller form? |
hvd.hn3mla | Do you wish to become rich? |
hvd.hn3mla | Do you wish to master any science or accomplishment? |
hvd.hn3mla | Does the heart expand or narrow as life goes on? |
hvd.hn3mla | God sent me here to cut wood, to direct justly, to make shoes, to teach children; why should not each and all of us feel that? |
hvd.hn3mla | Has it not printed itself indelibly in the character by the very act of giving? |
hvd.hn3mla | Have we never felt that our true existence has abso- lutely in that moment disappeared, and that we are not? |
hvd.hn3mla | Have you ever felt it? |
hvd.hn3mla | Have you lost a dear relative? |
hvd.hn3mla | Have you never seen how out of chaos and ferment Nature brings order again — life out of death, beauty out of corrup- tion? |
hvd.hn3mla | How are we, then, to get back this belief in the Son of God? |
hvd.hn3mla | How did He feel — think--act? |
hvd.hn3mla | How many, who were once touched by the sunlight of hope, have grown cold, settled down into selfishness, stifled in wealth, or lost in pleasure? |
hvd.hn3mla | How shall a man decide? |
hvd.hn3mla | Hues? |
hvd.hn3mla | If these be ceremo- nial, who is to prove that the number one in seven is not ceremonial, too, and that it might not be changed for one in ten? |
hvd.hn3mla | Is not all our higher life a perpetual struggle to reach a horizon of duty, which is unbounded and ever widening before us, as we fulfil its claims? |
hvd.hn3mla | Is persecution only fire and sword? |
hvd.hn3mla | Is that not better? |
hvd.hn3mla | Is there no strength in that — no power in the knowledge that all that is gone by is gone, and that a fresh, clear future is open? |
hvd.hn3mla | Know you not the law of Nature? |
hvd.hn3mla | Live in earnest and you will know the answer to “ What is truth? ”** To believe is to be strong. |
hvd.hn3mla | Meddling with worldly things? |
hvd.hn3mla | My doings? |
hvd.hn3mla | No, I rather say, “ Trust in God, live in Him, do His will, and rest. ”*** Do you know Tennyson's “ In Memoriam ”? |
hvd.hn3mla | Or is this obedience the obedience of slavery? |
hvd.hn3mla | Or shall I call them God, Father, Spirit Love? |
hvd.hn3mla | Or shall his joys divide his blood- bought soul With Him who died to save and now demands the whole? |
hvd.hn3mla | Real righteousness — what is it? |
hvd.hn3mla | Settle this first — Are you in earnest? |
hvd.hn3mla | Shall he desire the favour of the world Whose bitterest malice on his Lord was hurled? |
hvd.hn3mla | So, would you be secure alike when the world pours its censure or its applause upon you? |
hvd.hn3mla | The cup given in the name of Christ may be given to one unworthy of it; but think ye that the love with which it was given has passed away? |
hvd.hn3mla | Think you that your prayers will get what Christ's did not — what you wish? |
hvd.hn3mla | To live in the Spirit, what is it but to have keener feelings and mightier powers — to rise into a higher consciousness of life? |
hvd.hn3mla | To whom may the Sabbath safely become a shadow? |
hvd.hn3mla | Well, is that all? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is human life? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is our Christianity worth if it can not teach us a truthfulness, an unselfishness, and a.generosity beyond the world's? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is our proof of immortality? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is prayer? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is religion but fuller life? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is religion's self but feeling? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is the Church? |
hvd.hn3mla | What is the source of that feeling of ecstasy which makes man's spirit rise with the storm? |
hvd.hn3mla | What say you to His? |
hvd.hn3mla | What then? |
hvd.hn3mla | What were we doing yesterday? |
hvd.hn3mla | When bereavement has left you desolate, what substantial benefit is there which makes condolence acceptable? |
hvd.hn3mla | When we have lived long a life of sin, do we think that repentance and forgiveness will obliterate all the traces of sin upon the character? |
hvd.hn3mla | When your child asks, “ What is the use of this? ” “ Why is that? ” do n't call it troublesome. |
hvd.hn3mla | When your child asks, “ What is the use of this? ” “ Why is that? ” do n't call it troublesome. |
hvd.hn3mla | Which was better, that the cup should pass from the Redeemer, or that He should have strength to drink it? |
hvd.hn3mla | Whither are we tending? |
hvd.hn3mla | Will you call that mother a slave? |
hvd.hn3mla | Woman's subjection? |
hvd.hn3mla | Would they, for the sake of one vote, or a hundred votes, brutalize their fellow- creatures? |
hvd.hn3mla | Would you be like Christ? |
hvd.hn3mla | Would you have your best last? |
hvd.hn3mla | Would you make men trustworthy? |
hvd.hn3mla | Would you make them true? |
hvd.hn3mla | You do not think so? |
hvd.hn3mla | You wish you were rich; and fancy then you would make the poor happy, and spend your life in blessing? |
hvd.hn3mla | for a moment can this warrior dread The few gore- drops that stain his bridal- bed? |
hvd.hn3mla | or meddling with a worldly spirit? |
hvd.hn3mla | trembling believers in Christ, are you looking into the dark future, and fearing, not knowing what God will be to you at the last? |
hvd.hn3mla | “ Should I please myself? ” For even Christ pleased not Him- self. |
hvd.hn3mla | • In the anticipated vision of the Eternal, what do you expect to see? |
hvd.32044004557146 | 38 THE THOUGHT OF ENLIGHTENMENT were not the Thought of Enlightenment? |
hvd.32044004557146 | 78 of t of X8 to boundless anguish, and why does my bosom not burst? |
hvd.32044004557146 | ? |
hvd.32044004557146 | And what is strength? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Because of old I departed from the love of right, I am now in this evil plight; who would forsake the love of right? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Before coming into being they do not exist; and who can then desire to come into being? |
hvd.32044004557146 | But beside the destined Enlightenment that springs from kindness to creatures, seest thou not that herein lie fortune, glory, comfort? |
hvd.32044004557146 | But he is hate hattsame suffer for how should we be angered? |
hvd.32044004557146 | But will syllables feed them? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Can a king in his anger bring upon us the anguish of hell, which we shall bear for making creatures sorrowful? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Can a king in his pleasure bestow aught equal to Enlightenment, which we shall bear for making oreatures happy? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Can the ill- will of others towards me touch me in this life or in births to come, that I should mislike it? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Discomfiture, rude speech, dishonour, all these things harm not the body; then why art thou wroth, O my spirit? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Flies, stinging creatures, gnats, hunger, thirst, and other like pains, fierce itch and other like miseries — lookest thou upon these as profitless? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Forsooth thou wouldst have all beings become Buddhas, and worthy of the three worlds'worship; then why art thou vexed to see their brief honours? |
hvd.32044004557146 | He has taken the sword, I the body; with which shall I be angry? |
hvd.32044004557146 | How dare I shew pride, instead of a slave's humble- ness, towards those masters for whose sake my Masters are heedless of their own lives? |
hvd.32044004557146 | How many can I slay of the wicked, who are measureless as space? |
hvd.32044004557146 | How may I escape from it? |
hvd.32044004557146 | I have found this most rare sphere of weal( 15), I know not how; and shall I with open eyes suffer myself to be borne back to these hells? |
hvd.32044004557146 | I seek not suffering, yet in my folly seek the cause of suffering; since my pain comes from my own offence, why shall I be wroth with another? |
hvd.32044004557146 | I shall see in the heavens no help, and sink back into madness; then what shall I do in that place of horror? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If I fall not into hell, it will be by the merit of my spirit; what matter is it to them that I save myself? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If a man doomed to death be released with one hand cut off, is it not well for him? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If happiness springs from the joy of others, then I should have it in every event; So why am I not glad when men rejoice to honour another? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If one can not bear the small suffering of the moment, then why does he not put away the wrath that will bring upon him the agonies of hell? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If some find delight in praising one of high worth, why, O my spirit, dost thou not rejoice likewise in praising him? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If sorrow could befall thine enemy at thy pleasure, what would come of it? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If the Perfect Charity frees the world from 53 54 WATCHFULNESS poverty, how could the Saviours of old have had it, since the world is still poor? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If thou considerest the world of living things, who shall die therein? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If thou hast but little, what of that? |
hvd.32044004557146 | If “ its own action ” is the bond[ between soul and object], what is the ground of this? |
hvd.32044004557146 | In like manner the forces without me I can not control; but I will control the thought within me, and what need have I for control of the rest? |
hvd.32044004557146 | It is I who do them hurt, they who do me kindness; base- spirited fellow, where- fore this absurd anger? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Komadmathie Passioke war 52 HEEDFULNESS OF ENLIGHTENMENT spirit go when I cast him out; where can he stand, to labour for my destruction? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Look on it — why dost thou flee now from it? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Moreover, what perfect reparation can be made to these Kinsmen without guile, these doers of immeasurable kindness, save the service of creatures? |
hvd.32044004557146 | My foes, Desire, Hate, and their kindred, are handless and footless, they are neither valiant nor cunning; how can they have enslaved me? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Seest thou not thy comrades smitten down one after the other? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Shall another do a lowly task while a may pand his for me PRIDE OF CONQUEST 79 ö sa para I am standing by? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Shall he check his righteous- ness, the kindness of others, or his own worth? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Silly one, what thou claimest as thine is not as clean as a wooden doll; why dost thou cling to this rotten machine framed in foulness? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Since I work not righteousness when I am able, how shall I do it when crazed by the pains of hell? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Since then the forms of being are empty, what can be gained, and what lost? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Since under the sway of the passions they harm thus their own persons, which they love, how can they spare the bodies of others? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Some loathe me; then why shall I rejoice in being praised? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Some praise me; then why shall I be cast down by blame? |
hvd.32044004557146 | THE FEAR OF DEATH 43 e love and the hea what come con las ide all the messengers seize me? |
hvd.32044004557146 | THE NEW BUDDHISM 23 YOL дан ч find/ POP- Cose rast ited? |
hvd.32044004557146 | The Passions lie not in the objects of sense, nor in the sense- organs, nor between them, nor elsewhere; where do they lie? |
hvd.32044004557146 | The forest whose leaves are swords, the birds of hell, spring from my own works; with whom then shall I be wroth? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Then cast away thy heart's terror, and labour for wisdom; why shouldst thou vainly torture thyself in hell? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Then why should I not conceive my fellow's body as my own self? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Then why think of the world? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Thou UNIMPORTANCE OF THE BODY 57 Ibo canst not eat its impurities and entrails, nor drink its blood; what wilt thou do with the body? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Though thou guardest it thus, pitiless Death will tear away the body and give it to the vultures; and then what wilt thou do? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Truly with deeds such as mine have been I shall not again win human birth; and if I win it not, evil awaits me; whence should good come? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Unceasingly through night and day the waning of vital force increases; must I not die? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Watched by the Death- god, thy ways hemmed in on every side, how canst thou find delight in food, how canst thou sleep and love? |
hvd.32044004557146 | We love our hands and other limbs, as members of the body; then why not love other living beings, as members of the universe? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What avail friends, but to bar his way? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What creature of a day should cling to other frail beings, when he can never again through thousands of births behold his beloved? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What is desire, and where shall this desire in verity be sought? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What is increase of the body? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What is its contrary called? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What is sweet, what bitter? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What is the “ cleansing of our person"? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What part of the action is done by a thing which at the time of action is the same as before it? |
hvd.32044004557146 | What profits dis- content if there is a remedy; and what profits it if there is none? |
hvd.32044004557146 | When can good come of a fool? |
hvd.32044004557146 | When the body is dragged hither and thither by vultures lusting for meat, why is it powerless to save itself? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Whence can be found leather enough to cover the whole earth? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Whence should come joy or sorrow? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Where can fishes and other crea- tures be brought into safety, that I may not slay them? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Who has diligently forged the swords of hell, or its pave- ment of red- hot iron, and whence were born its sirens? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Who will be the friend to save me from that awful terror? |
hvd.32044004557146 | Why dost thou watch over this frame, O my spirit, as if it were thine own? |
hvd.32044004557146 | and if one through human tribulations escapes hell, is it not also well for him? |
hvd.32044004557146 | and when they are dead, who has pleasure of it? |
hvd.32044004557146 | if it is a thing apart from thee, what canst thou lose thereby? |
hvd.32044004557146 | say, art thou not angered in every case? |
hvd.32044004557146 | shall he not take what is given? |
hvd.32044004557146 | what need is there of any vows save the vow to guard the thought?.... |
hvd.32044004557146 | who can be honoured or despised, and by whom? |
hvd.32044004557146 | who is a kinsman and who a friend, and to whom? |
hvd.32044004557146 | who shall be 92 THE VEILED TRUTH 93 SË born, who is born? |
hvd.hn1lyw | * And this being allowed, we can not but ask how we obtain these principles? |
hvd.hn1lyw | * Now is it probable that the occurrence of these conditions of stability in the disposition of the solar system is the work of chance? |
hvd.hn1lyw | 163 inquisitive spirit did not again suggest the question “ and atoms whence? ” And it is clear that however often the question “ whence?" |
hvd.hn1lyw | 163 inquisitive spirit did not again suggest the question “ and atoms whence? ” And it is clear that however often the question “ whence?" |
hvd.hn1lyw | 201 separate provinces the supporting and protecting love of the father and the mother? |
hvd.hn1lyw | : Why, or how do they do this? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Again; is it by chance that the air and the ear exist together? |
hvd.hn1lyw | And how was the air made capable of conveying these four differences, at the same time that the organs were made capable of producing them? |
hvd.hn1lyw | And if we are safe from this danger, what are the conditions by which we are so secured? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Are not these parts of the same scheme of which the bodily faculties by which we are able to speak are another part? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Are these also to be considered as things of selection and institution? |
hvd.hn1lyw | But a further question occurs: how came matter to have such properties and laws? |
hvd.hn1lyw | But as we ascend to a still earlier period, what state of things are we to suppose?-a still higher temperature, a still more diffused atmosphere. |
hvd.hn1lyw | But here we are led to ask again, why should the speed continue the same when not affected by an extraneous cause? |
hvd.hn1lyw | But how came that previous state to exist? |
hvd.hn1lyw | But what is it that makes these vibrations become sound? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Can any be assigned why it should obtain? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Can any reason be assigned why the law which we find in operation must obtain? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Can this be chance? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Can we, on Newton's principles, conceive an elastic medium otherwise than as a col- lection of particles, repelling each other? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Could it have been otherwise? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Did the air produce the organization of the ear? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Does not this imply both clear purpose and profound skill? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Even allowing that they could bear a year of a month longer or shorter, how do they all come within such limits? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Has man his mental powers independently of the creator of his bodily frame? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Have they any thing to do with heat or with electricity? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How came it that their motions are thus contained within such a narrow strip of the sky? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How came it to pass that the orbits were not more elongated? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How came that substance, which at one time was a luminous vapour, to be at a subse- quent period, solids and fluids of many various kinds? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How came the functions of plants to be periodical at all? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How came the laws of its motion, attraction, repulsion, condensation, to be so fixed, as to lead to a beautiful and harmonious system in the end? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How came the parent vapour thus to be capable of coherence, separation, contraction, solidification? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How comes this mass to be covered with motion and organization, with life and happiness? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How is it that they produce such an effect on our senses, and, through those, on our minds? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How is this inconvenience obviated? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How is this to be accounted for, but by supposing that the circumstances under which the vine was to grow, were attended to in devising its structure? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How nicely are the organs adjusted with regard to the most minute me- chanical motions of the elements? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How should all these machines be wound up so as to go for the same time? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How should all these organized bodies be constructed for the same period of a year? |
hvd.hn1lyw | How then can we, in this case, they ask, infer design and purpose in the artist of the universe? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Into what unoccupied re- gion does it find its way? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Is it a matter of mecha- nical necessity that disturbance must end in the re- storation of the medium condition? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Is not the force of attraction a necessary consequence of the fundamental proper- ties of matter? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Is the system stable, and if so, what is the condition on which its stability depends? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Now a question naturally occurs, is the equilibrium of our present ocean of this unstable kind, or is it stable?' |
hvd.hn1lyw | Now why is this? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Now, what shall we say of such a judiciary principle, thus introduced among our motives to action? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Now, why should this be so? |
hvd.hn1lyw | The question, “ Canst thou by searching find out God?" |
hvd.hn1lyw | There must be in their structure some reference to time: how did such a reference occur? |
hvd.hn1lyw | They do not produce vision: do they produce any effect? |
hvd.hn1lyw | This is a possibility in any combination of mechanical forces; why does it not happen in the one now be- fore us? |
hvd.hn1lyw | To what purpose then, or by what cause was the curious and complex machinery of the tongue, the glottis, the larynx produced? |
hvd.hn1lyw | We have spoken of the selec- tion of this law, but is it selected? |
hvd.hn1lyw | What evidence could be afforded of design, by laws of mechanical action, which this law thus existing and thus operating does not afford us? |
hvd.hn1lyw | What further evidence of benevolent design could this part of the constitution of the universe supply? |
hvd.hn1lyw | What happens when the vibrations are slower than the red, or quicker than the blue? |
hvd.hn1lyw | What is the principle of life? |
hvd.hn1lyw | What is the rule of that action of which assimila- tion, secretion, developement, are manifestations? |
hvd.hn1lyw | What is there, it is asked, to determine the magnitude of the whole force at any fixed distance? |
hvd.hn1lyw | What, for in- stance, would become of our calendar of Flora, if the year were lengthened or shortened by six months? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Whence were these circumstances? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Who shall enunciate for us, and in terms of what notions, the general law of chemical composition and decomposition? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Why is the whole fabric of the weather never utterly deranged, its balance lost irrecoverably? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Why is there not an eternal conflict, such as the poets imagine to take place in their chaos?" |
hvd.hn1lyw | Why must the primeval condition be one of change at all? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Why should it not languish and decay of itself by the mere lapse of time? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Why should such vibrations produce perception in the eye, and no others? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Why should the solar year be so long and no longer? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Will these changes go on without limit or reaction? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Would it be so under all arrangements? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Yet what entirely new conceptions do they involve? |
hvd.hn1lyw | Yet what were the next great discoveries in physics? |
hvd.hn1lyw | attraction of those which gravitate? |
hvd.hn1lyw | cause it to gather into masses, so various in size, form and arrangement? |
hvd.hn1lyw | coincidence occur, than by an intentional adjustment of these two things to one another? |
hvd.hn1lyw | from what other source of knowledge we derive the original truths which we thus pursue into detail? |
hvd.hn1lyw | how was it determined to the particular time of the earth's revo- lution round the sun? |
hvd.hn1lyw | losophy suggest, other than that He, to whom we thus endeavour to approach, is infinitely wise, pow- erful, and good? |
hvd.hn1lyw | or consider as entirely distinct from these, and belonging to another part of our nature, the other kinds of family affec- tion? |
hvd.hn1lyw | or disjoin man's love of his home, his clan, his tribe, his country, from the affection which he bears to his family? |
hvd.hn1lyw | or the ear, independently organized, an- ticipate the constitution of the atmosphere? |
hvd.hn1lyw | or, this being of such a length, why should the vegetable cycle be exactly of the same length? |
hvd.hn1lyw | the existence of a sense? |
hvd.hn1lyw | this inequality? |
hvd.hn1lyw | trace in their economy? |
hvd.hn1lyw | why should it not retain for ever the same degree of heat, what- ever heat be? |
hvd.hn1lyw | why should this nebulous matter grow cooler and cooler? |
hvd.32044004984357 | -------- Fellow- countrymen, Americans, South as well as North, shall we make no effort to ar- rest this? |
hvd.32044004984357 | A"what point shall we expect the approach of danger[ to our republican institu- tions]? |
hvd.32044004984357 | And why not? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Are they afraid to stand by the right? |
hvd.32044004984357 | At what point then is the approach of danger to be expected? |
hvd.32044004984357 | But then a question arises, How can a gov- ernment best effect this? |
hvd.32044004984357 | But what, at last, is this prop- osition? |
hvd.32044004984357 | But why should any go who really think slavery ought not to spread? |
hvd.32044004984357 | By the way, Mr. Speaker, did you know I am a military hero? |
hvd.32044004984357 | By what means shall we fortify against it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Can aliens make treaties easier than friends can make laws? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Can not this mischievous distrust be removed? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Can treaties be more faithfully enforced between aliens than laws can among friends? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Did we notify them of this sage view of ours when we borrowed their money? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Do the Republicans declare against the Union? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Do they fear that the Constitution is too weak to sustain them in the right? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Do they really think the right ought to yield to the wrong? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Do you accept the challenge? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Do you say that such restriction of slavery would be unconstitutional, and that some of the States would not submit to its enforce- ment? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Either side can help it; but how? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Fellow- countrymen, Americans, South as well as North, shall we make no effort to ar- rest this? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Free them all, and keep them among us as under- lings? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Go back to the time of the annexation of 72 not to talk about it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Has it not got down as thin as the homeopathic soup that was made by boiling the shadow of a pigeon that had starved to death? |
hvd.32044004984357 | How can any one who abhors the oppression of negroes be in favor of degrading classes of white people? |
hvd.32044004984357 | How could I be? |
hvd.32044004984357 | How make a road, a canal, or clear a greatly obstructed river? |
hvd.32044004984357 | How many times have we had danger from this question? |
hvd.32044004984357 | I II5 on “ passional attraction. ” By the way, in what consists the special sacredness of a State? |
hvd.32044004984357 | I ask you if it is not a false philos- ophy? |
hvd.32044004984357 | If I be right in this, how could we make any entirely new improvement by means of tonnage duties? |
hvd.32044004984357 | If not, who are the disunionists — you or we? |
hvd.32044004984357 | If one man says it does not mean a negro, why not another say it does not mean some other man? |
hvd.32044004984357 | If you did not feel that it was wrong, why did you join in providing that men should be hung for it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | In our own country, in its present condition, will the protective principle advance or retard this object? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is 6 it not because there would be something egregiously unfashionable in it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is it just that they shall go off with- out leave and without refunding? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is it possible, then, to make that intercourse more advantageous or more satisfactory after separation than be- fore? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is it quite certain that this betters their condition? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is it quite safe to disregard it — to despise it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is it quite safe to disregard it — to despise it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is not that a falsehood? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is not that running his popular sovereignty down awfully? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is not the cure for this within easy reach of the people them- selves? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is that the truth? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is there a single court, or magistrate, or individual that would be influenced by it there? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is there any better or equal hope in the world? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is there no danger to liberty itself in discarding the earliest practice and first precept of our ancient faith? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is there no danger to liberty itself in discarding the earliest practice and first precept of our ancient faith? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Is this quite just to creditors? |
hvd.32044004984357 | It is color, then; the lighter having the right to enslave the darker? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Let me ask many of us who are opposed to 64 slavery upon principle give our acquiescence to a fugitive- slave law? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Must I shoot a simple- minded soldier boy who deserts, while I must not touch a hair of a wily agitator who induces him to desert? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Not only so, but if you were to do so, how long would it take the courts to hold your votes unconstitutional and void? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Now, my friends, can this country be saved on that basis? |
hvd.32044004984357 | One party to a contract may violate it — break it, so to speak; but does it not require all to lawfully rescind it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | The fact is substantially true; but does it prove the issue? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Then I ask, is the precept “ Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them. ” obsolete? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Then, which side shall yield? |
hvd.32044004984357 | There would be nothing irreligious in it, nothing immoral, nothing uncomfortable — then why not? |
hvd.32044004984357 | What constitutes the bulwark of our own liberty and independence? |
hvd.32044004984357 | What for? |
hvd.32044004984357 | What good would a proclamation of eman- cipation from me do, especially as we are now situated? |
hvd.32044004984357 | What has be- 54 come of it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | What mysterious right to play tyrant is con- ferred on a district of country with its people, by merely calling it a State? |
hvd.32044004984357 | What next? |
hvd.32044004984357 | What then? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Who can help it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Who is responsible for this? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Who is responsible for this? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Who is so bold as to do it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Who is to blame for that? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Why did n’t they do it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Why did they not use the shortest phrase? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Why did you do this? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Why do we hold our- selves under obligations to pass such a law, and abide by it when it is passed? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Why should there not be a patient confi- dence in the ultimate justice of the people? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Why this deliberate press- ing out of view the rights of men and the authority of the people? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Why? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Will the judge pretend that Dred Scott was not held there without police regulations? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Will you? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Would an exchange of names be an exchange of rights upon princi- ple? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Would my word free the slaves, when I can not even enforce the Constitution in the rebel States? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Would you have that question reduced to its former proportions? |
hvd.32044004984357 | Would you venture to so consider them had they been committed by any nation on earth against the humblest of our people? |
hvd.32044004984357 | You can not escape this conclusion; and yet, are you will- ing to abide by it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | You do not mean color exactly? |
hvd.32044004984357 | You mean the whites are intellectually the superiors of the blacks, and therefore have the right to enslave them? |
hvd.32044004984357 | You produce your proof; and what is it? |
hvd.32044004984357 | of no application? |
hvd.32044004984357 | of no force? |
hvd.32044004984357 | thou awe- inspiring prince That keepst the world in fear, Why dost thou tear more blest ones hence, And leave him lingering here? |
hvd.ah423v | Is it lawful,they ask,"for a man to put away his wife for every cause?" |
hvd.ah423v | Is not this Jesus, the son of Joseph, whose father and mother we know? hvd.ah423v Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy by thy name, and by thy name cast out devils, and by thy name do many mighty works? |
hvd.ah423v | Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right? |
hvd.ah423v | What is more wondrous, more mysterious, more miraculous than Amitabba[ that is, light or truth-]? |
hvd.ah423v | Whence eamest thou? |
hvd.ah423v | Who art tbou, Lord? hvd.ah423v 126 The Wit and Wisdom of Jesus that ye know not how to interpret this time[ the spiritual signs of this age]? hvd.ah423v 25, 33- 45- Miracles; Practical Religion 1J7 tried and sentenced these passages to be not the utterances of Jesus any more forever? |
hvd.ah423v | Add Carlyle and Emerson: a Contrast 23 to the above the following: written, when many of his own disciples were attending Emerson's lectures? |
hvd.ah423v | Again he asks,"Is it lawful on the Sabbath- day to do good, or to do harm? |
hvd.ah423v | And about the eleventh hour he went out, and found others standing; and he saith unto them, Why stand ye here all the day idle? |
hvd.ah423v | And his mother and brothers and sisters — are they not all with us?" |
hvd.ah423v | And how does he meet the censure? |
hvd.ah423v | And if we were no better off than anybody else, what would become of our sense of gratitude? |
hvd.ah423v | And if ye do good to them that do good to you, what thank have ye? |
hvd.ah423v | And if ye lend to them of whom ye hope to receive, what thank have ye? |
hvd.ah423v | And is it not possible there were occasions when he felt inclined to test his hearers'apprehension in this respect? |
hvd.ah423v | And shall not God do justice by his children who cry to him day and night, and he is long- suffering over them?" |
hvd.ah423v | And they were astonished exceedingly, saying unto him, Then who can be saved?" |
hvd.ah423v | And turning to the woman, he said unto Simon, Seest thou this woman? |
hvd.ah423v | And what reply does she get? |
hvd.ah423v | And when saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in? |
hvd.ah423v | And when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee? |
hvd.ah423v | Be that as it may, he asked them,"What Opposition and Quotation 11J think ye of the Christ? |
hvd.ah423v | Being an- swered,"They are angry because he wrought cures on the Sabbath- day,"Pilate sarcastically retorts,"Will they kill him for a good work?" |
hvd.ah423v | But As the higher critics disagree, By what authority shall we see? |
hvd.ah423v | But God said unto him, Thou foolish one, this night is thy soul required of thee; and the things which thou hast prepared, whose shall they be? |
hvd.ah423v | But he answered and said to one of them, Friend, I do thee no wrong; didst thou not agree with me fur a penny? |
hvd.ah423v | But how can the lawyer speak the detestable word, Samaritan? |
hvd.ah423v | But how free them? |
hvd.ah423v | But of Emerson's sentences who will affirm which is the predominant force, so even- footed are the two? |
hvd.ah423v | But — yes, but —"Is not this the carpenter's son? |
hvd.ah423v | Did it not at times evoke the former from the Son of man? |
hvd.ah423v | For the multitude, is it ever sufficient? |
hvd.ah423v | For what does it profit a man to gain the whole world, and forfeit his soul? |
hvd.ah423v | He feels himself, a very ghost among ghosts, marching in this host his tragic march—"O heaven whither?" |
hvd.ah423v | How can this man give us his flesh to eat?" |
hvd.ah423v | How doth he now say, I am come down out of heaven? |
hvd.ah423v | I fancy a flush of divine indignation glorifying the face of Jesus as he exclaims,"Why tempt ye me, ye hypocrites? |
hvd.ah423v | IV Kindred and Neighbors IV Kindred and Neighbors “ Is not this the carpenter's son? |
hvd.ah423v | If David then calleth him Lord, how is he his son?" |
hvd.ah423v | Is it not lawful for me to do what I will with mine own? |
hvd.ah423v | Kindred and Neighbors J$"Who is my mother? |
hvd.ah423v | Let them alone: they are blind guides, and if the blind guide the blind, shall they not both fall into the ditch?" |
hvd.ah423v | Or for thy birth, from Heav'n with rapture rife Didst thou indeed descend earth's woes to leaven? |
hvd.ah423v | Or how can one enter into the house of the strong man, and spoil his goods, except he first bind the strong man? |
hvd.ah423v | Pilate, in taking the testimony respecting the accusation made against Jesus, asks certain witnesses,"Why have the Jews a mind to kill Jesus?" |
hvd.ah423v | Re- proved by his parents for tarrying in the temple, he exclaims,"Wist ye not that I must be about my Father's business?" |
hvd.ah423v | Shall he mete out harsh censure to this guilty, trembling woman? |
hvd.ah423v | Shall we give or shall we not give?" |
hvd.ah423v | Somewhat embarrassing and nettling to his adversaries is Jesus'way of turning on them with the remark,"Have ye not read in your Bible that —?" |
hvd.ah423v | Spiritually translated, Why hast thou not prepared, or disciplined thyself, to be a citizen in the kingdom of God? |
hvd.ah423v | Stood the star, authentic sign, In the nights of Palestine? |
hvd.ah423v | Tell us, therefore, is it lawful to give tribute unto Caesar, or not? |
hvd.ah423v | The Wit and Wisdom of Jesus contradictions of individual men — individual great men? |
hvd.ah423v | The accusers themselves convicted by an answer implying a truth universal and immor- tal, how now shall he deal with the accused? |
hvd.ah423v | Then shall the righteous answer, saying, Lord, when saw we thee hungry, and fed thee? |
hvd.ah423v | To the idealistic and poetic temperament, is it the cause more of Misunderstood 63 smiles or tears? |
hvd.ah423v | To this the questioners not inaptly rejoin,"Why then did Moses command to give a bill of divorcement, and to put her away?" |
hvd.ah423v | Were they dressed in ecclesiastical robes- these self- righteous dignitaries? |
hvd.ah423v | What finer figure than that of Dr. Holmes? |
hvd.ah423v | What modern preacher or platform- speaker soever has thought of using these parables as belonging to other than the category of figurative humor? |
hvd.ah423v | What of Wordsworth? |
hvd.ah423v | Which of them therefore will love him most? |
hvd.ah423v | Who makes the Abolitionist? |
hvd.ah423v | Whose is this image and superscription?" |
hvd.ah423v | Whose son is he?" |
hvd.ah423v | Why do ye not understand my speech? |
hvd.ah423v | Why even of yourselves judge ye not what is right?" |
hvd.ah423v | Why should they not display equal devotedness, equal heat and energy, in the pursuit of spiritual things? |
hvd.ah423v | Would you have a different sort of inter- pretation? |
hvd.ah423v | Ye offspring of vipers, how can ye, being evil, speak good things? |
hvd.ah423v | and who are my brethren? |
hvd.ah423v | or a fish, and he for a fish give him a serpent? |
hvd.ah423v | or athirst, and gave thee drink? |
hvd.ah423v | or if he shall ask an egg, will he give him a scorpion? |
hvd.ah423v | or is thine eye evil because I am good? |
hvd.ah423v | or naked, and clothed thee? |
hvd.ah423v | or shall he excuse her crime? |
hvd.ah423v | or what should a man give in exchange for his soul?" |
hvd.ah423v | perhaps that is of all things the very kindest any Angel can do"? |
hvd.ah423v | to save life, or destroy it?" |
hvd.ah423v | — a more spiritual one? |
hvd.ah423v | — used it in some sermon on practical religion, directed against those who profess much and do little? |
hvd.ah423v | “ Who is my neighbor?" |
hvd.ah423v | “ Why do ye not understand my speech? |
hvd.hn5jyc | 166 SAPIENTIA ANGELICA nam cogitas?" |
hvd.hn5jyc | 27. Who that has sound reason will not perceive that the Divine is not divisible? |
hvd.hn5jyc | 356* Can anything natural regard use as an end and dispose uses into series and forms? |
hvd.hn5jyc | 4051], 4279, 4423[? |
hvd.hn5jyc | 409'[? |
hvd.hn5jyc | 48. Who that is capable of discerning the essential char- acter of love can not see this? |
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hvd.hn5jyc | Also that one who from justice does what is just and from what is right does right, has a conscience? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Also that one whose life is good will enter the society of angels, and will there see, hear, and speak like a man? |
hvd.hn5jyc | And do they not grow warm in the measure in which this affection grows warm? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Annon cogitatio facit ut lingua loquatur, et affectio una cum cogitatione ut corpus agat? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Annon etiam affectio elucet ex facie, et sistit ibi typum sui? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Annon quantum frigescit affectio quae amoris, tantum frigescat cogitatio, loquela et actio? |
hvd.hn5jyc | But when you let your thought down into the natural lumen which derives from space, will not these things appear like paradoxes? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Can any man of unimpaired reason fail to see that these doings of the bees are not from the natural world? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Can you conceive of it as something ethereal, or as something flaming? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Can you do better with what the Lord has given you to use than devote some of it, at least to this work? |
hvd.hn5jyc | De correspondentia cutis( n. 5552—5573[? |
hvd.hn5jyc | De correspondentia viscerum interiorum corporis, in specie ventriculi, thymi, cisternae et ductuum chyli, mesenterii( n. 5171- 5180, 5189[? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Do not thought, speech, and action grow cold in the measure in which the affection which is from love grows cold? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Does not affection also beam forth from the face, and there exhibit a type of itself? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Does not the body do whatever the mind thinks and determines? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Does not thought make the tongue speak, and affec- tion together with thought make the body act? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Estne affectio in se spectata spiritualis, ac mutationes faciei, quae etiam vultus vocantur, sunt naturales? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Estne cere- brum, ubi cogitatio existit, plenum, et unumquodvis ibi organizatum? |
hvd.hn5jyc | For they say, How can the spirit, when it is spirit, be the man, and how can the soul, when it is soul, be the man? |
hvd.hn5jyc | For what is it to act from love without the understanding? |
hvd.hn5jyc | For what is it to love self alone, instead of loving some one outside of self by whom one may be loved in return? |
hvd.hn5jyc | For what is substance with- out form? |
hvd.hn5jyc | From this who can not know what correspondence is between things spiritual and things natural? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Hoc potest sapiens percipere ex hoc, cum dicitur, “ Si removes affec- tionem quae amoris, an potes cogitare aliquid? |
hvd.hn5jyc | How can love and wisdom, which are life from the Lord, act upon what is not a subject, or upon what has no substantial existence? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Immo quid est amor, nisi sit aliquid quod amatur? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is it anything? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is it consistent with reason to think that the body acts from obedience simply because the mind so de- termines? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is it not known by everyone from common perception that a man whose life is good is saved, but that a man whose life is bad is con- demned? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is not affection, regarded in itself, spiritual, and the change of countenance, called the expression, natural? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is not the brain, where thought comes forth, complete and organized in every part? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is not this evident also in every living creature, even the smallest? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is not this separation rather than conjunction? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Is the body, then, anything but obedience to its mind; and can the body be this unless the mind is in its deriv- atives in the body? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Num aliquod naturale pro fine potest habere usum, ac disponere usus in ordines et in formas? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Or can He, from His place, speak the word, and as soon as it is spoken, creation fol- low? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quid enim est amare se solum, et non ali- quem extra se, a quo redametur? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quid enim est substantia absque forma? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quid est i d quod non vides? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quid sol a quo natura est, commune ha- bet cum regimine aemulo et analogo regiminis caelestis? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quid tunc si angelus ascenderet usque versus Solem et veniret in ignem ejus? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis aliter potest retinere illud apud se? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis cui ratio illibata est, non videt, quod talia apud illos non sint ex mundo naturali? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis enim non ex communi percep- tione scit, quod voluntas et intellectus sint duo distincta apud hominem? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis hodie in mundo scit, quod ille amor in se talis sit? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis inde non scire potest quid correspondentia spiritualium cum naturalibus? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis non ex communi perceptione novit, quod homo qui bene vivit, salvetur, et qui male vivit condemnetur? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis non i d potest videre, qui potest intueri amo- ris essentiam? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis non inde potuit concludere, quod correspondentia sit, et inde quod correspondentia omnium mentis sit cum omnibus corporis? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis non scit quod actio et loquela sint naturales, et inde omnia quae actionis et loquelae sunt, naturalia sint? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis non scit quod affectio et cogita- tio, quae spirituales sunt, faciant ut homo agat et loqua- tur? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis non scit quod affectio et cogitatio sint spirituales, et inde quod omnia affectionis et cogitationis sint spiritualia? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis non videt ante se ad Deum, ad quamcunque plagam versa est ejus facies, dum orat? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis potest velle amare Dominum et proximum, et quis potest velle sapere, nisi sentiat et percipiat i d quod amat, discit et haurit, sicut suum? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis sustinet negare, quin origo vitae sit ubi origo fibrarum? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quis, cui integra ratio est, non percipiet, quod Divinum non dividuum sit? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quod calor et bonum charitatis, ac lux et verum fidei prorsus distincta sint, quis non videt? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quod fines creationis sint usus, quis non clare videt, cum cogitat, quod a Deo Creatore non aliud possit existere et inde non aliud creari quam usus? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quod mala et falsa omnis generis possint confirmari, quis non novit? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quod omnia, quae in mundo naturali et in tribus ejus regnis sunt, correspondeant omnibus quae in mundo spirituali apparent( n. 1632, i88i[? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quomodo alioqui potest cogitatio inhaerere, et aliquis ex cogitatione non inhaerente loqui? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Quomodo potest amor et sapientia, quae sunt vita a Domino, agere in non subjectum, aut in aliquid quod non substantialiter existit? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Ratio: Quis non potest velle et facere quae cogitat? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Reason affirms it: for who can not will and do what he thinks? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Relatio ad hominem ab omnibus et singulis regni min- eralis, apparet solum in conatu producendi formas quae 24 ANGELIC WISDOM eternally? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Think of wisdom, and place it outside of man — is it anything? |
hvd.hn5jyc | This a man of discernment can perceive when it is said: If you remove the affection which is from love, can you think any- thing, or do anything? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Tum quod homo qui bene vivit inter angelos veniat, et ibi videat, audiat, et loquatur sicut homo? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Ut et, quod illi conscientia sit, qui facit justum ex justo, ac rectum ex recto? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Vel quomodo potest e loco suo dicere verbum, et quod cum dictum est, creata sint? |
hvd.hn5jyc | WHO WILL HELP? |
hvd.hn5jyc | What has that sun, from which nature springs, in common with a govern- ment which vies with and resembles the government of heaven? |
hvd.hn5jyc | What is a thing that you do not see? |
hvd.hn5jyc | What, in fact, is love unless there be something loved? |
hvd.hn5jyc | What, then, would be the result if an angel were to ascend even to the sun, and come into its fire? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Who does not know that action and speech are natural, therefore that all things of action and speech are natural? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Who does not know that affection and thought are spiritual, therefore that all things of affection and thought are spiritual? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Who does not know that affection and thought, which are spir- itual, cause man to act and to speak? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Who does not know that evils and falsities of every kind can be confirmed? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Who does not look before himself to God when he prays, to whatever quarter his face may be turned? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Who otherwise can retain it in himself? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Will any one venture to deny that life has if origin where the fibres have their origin? |
hvd.hn5jyc | Without organic forms, how can thought inhere; and from thought inherent in nothing can one speak? |
hvd.hn5jyc | ac ut usus sit, quod sit propter alios? |
hvd.hn5jyc | also that a plurality of Infinites, of Uncreates, of Omnipotents, and of Gods, is impossible? |
hvd.hn5jyc | and if you let it down far, will you not reject them? |
hvd.hn5jyc | annon in cerebro?" |
hvd.hn5jyc | estne facere? ” Et quum illis dicitur quod fides sit credere quod non intelligitur, avertunt se, dicentes, “ Hic delirat." |
hvd.hn5jyc | estne sapientia? |
hvd.hn5jyc | et an potes agere aliquid? |
hvd.hn5jyc | et quid charitas? |
hvd.hn5jyc | et quod usus propter se etiam sit propter alios? |
hvd.hn5jyc | et quomodo pot- est anima esse homo cum est anima? ” similiter de Deo quia vocatur Spiritus. |
hvd.hn5jyc | num est aliquid?" |
hvd.hn5jyc | tum quod plures Infiniti, In- creati, Omnipotentes ac Dii non dentur? |
hvd.hn5jyc | v. 37): et quia tales sunt, non volunt aliquid audire de fide; di- centes, “ Quid fides? |
hvd.ah4b9b | - 287 Manet incolendus? |
hvd.ah4b9b | 141, For who would virtue, for herſelf, regard, Or we d, without the portion of reward? |
hvd.ah4b9b | 253 only believes that, after a ſhort turn on the ſtage of this world, he is to ſink into ob- livion, and to loſe his conſciouſneſs for ever? |
hvd.ah4b9b | 303 fiſt? |
hvd.ah4b9b | 85? |
hvd.ah4b9b | 95 •- Calum quid querimus ultra? |
hvd.ah4b9b | And is it not therefore the higheſt pitch of ſenſeleſs extravagance, while we want this certainty, to glory in ouz doubt and diſtruft? |
hvd.ah4b9b | And we may aſk very boldly, what can be a more ſure confolation than to have an hope in death? |
hvd.ah4b9b | And what wicked wretches would they think thoſe men, who ſhould en- deavour to defeat the purpoſe of fo divine an inſtitution? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Are not ſpirits capable of mutual intelligence, unleſs immerſed in bodies, or by their intervention? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Are they not fitted to certain ends, and are they not by nature directed to proper objects? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Are ſuch abilities made for no purpoſe? |
hvd.ah4b9b | But is this then the Saviour? |
hvd.ah4b9b | But what is that? |
hvd.ah4b9b | But whoſe terrors do they baniſh? |
hvd.ah4b9b | But why do I ſay envied? |
hvd.ah4b9b | By the way, who can imagine that the exiſtence of a creature is to be circumſcrib- ed by time, whoſe thoughts are not? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Can he delight in the production of ſuch abortive intelligences, ſuch ſhort- lived reaſonable be- ings? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Capacities that are never to be gratified? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Chr territa in fe refugit anima, cur tremit Attonita, quoties, morte ne pareat, timet? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Do they either refrelh or enlarge our thoughts? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Do we ſtop our motion, and ſit down ſatisfied in the ſettlement we have gained? |
hvd.ah4b9b | How many noble arguments has St. Paul raiſed from the chief articles of our religion, for the advancing of morality in its three great branches? |
hvd.ah4b9b | How much another figure does Cælicola make with all who know him? |
hvd.ah4b9b | How much more then muſt ic ſhew it, when entirely diſengaged? |
hvd.ah4b9b | How then can I reconcile his neg: lect of himſelf, and his zeal for others? |
hvd.ah4b9b | How ſhall we be able to magnify him? |
hvd.ah4b9b | I would fain aſk, a minute philoſopher, what good he propoſes to mankind by the publiſhing of his doctrines? |
hvd.ah4b9b | In ſuch caſes, what reſtraint do they lie under who have no regards beyond the grave? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Is it poſſible for the mind of man to conceive a more auguſt idea of the Deity than is fet forth in the holy ſcriptures? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Is it the effect of our own parts and induſtry? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Is not this more than an intimation of our immor- tality? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Is the goodneſs or wiſdom of the Divine Being more manifeſted than in this his proceeding? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Is there any mer- it in being the meſlenger of ill news? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Is there any other doctrine in the world, ſays this father, whoſe followers are puniſhed? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Is this a thing to be ſpoken of with pleaſantry? |
hvd.ah4b9b | It happened one day that a nofy young officer, bred in France, V? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Muſt ſuperior natures depend on inferior for the main privilege of ſociable beings, that of converfing with, and knowing each otha er? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Or would Creſcens have re- fuſed the challenge, could he have triumph- ed over him in the detection of ſuch a for- gery? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Qua dedit frufa nihil, Æternitatis inſitam cupidinem Natura? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Qua demigrabitur alia linc in corpora? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Qua terra mox incognita? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Quanta erit mutatio? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Quid dubius hæret animus ufque adeo? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Quid vult fibi aliud iſte redeundi in nihil Horror, füb imis quemque agens præcordiis? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Quorfum hæc duclis expe&tatio; Vitæque non explenda melioris fitis? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Quove in tempore? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Socrates then aſks him, if after receiving this great favour he would be contented to loſe his life? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Suppoſing his doctrines were really ſuch, why ſhould this be the conſequence? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Thall this obfcure Nazarene command Il- rael, and fit on the throne of David? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Than heav'n what further can we ſeek? |
hvd.ah4b9b | The earth treinbles, the temple rends, the rocks burſt, the dead ariſe: which are the quick? |
hvd.ah4b9b | The foul does not care to be always in the fame bent? |
hvd.ah4b9b | The two great errors into which a miſtak, en devotion may betray us are enthuſiaſm and ſuperſtition,? |
hvd.ah4b9b | The young fellow, who thought to turn matters into a jeſt, aſked him, if he was going to preach? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Theſe things millead the judges, Y? |
hvd.ah4b9b | What inuſt be the architec- ture of infinite power under the direction of infinite wiſdom? |
hvd.ah4b9b | What is the realon Homer and Virgil's heroes do Fot form a reſolution, or ſtrike a blow, without the conduct and direction of fome deity? |
hvd.ah4b9b | What is there either joyful or glorious in ſuch opinions? |
hvd.ah4b9b | What would they have done, had mat- ter never been created? |
hvd.ah4b9b | What would we give now for the leaſt glimpfe of that inviſible world, which the firſt ſtep we take out of theſe bodies will preſent us with? |
hvd.ah4b9b | When he had given a- way all his eſtate in gratuities among his friends, one of them aſked what he had left for himſelf? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Where is the very poſſibility of entera ing into chefe thoughts and reſolutions? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Who but he hath meaſured the waters in the hollow of his hand, and meted out the heavens with a ſpan? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Who does not ſee here the main ſtrokes and out lines of this great truth we are ſpeaking of? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Who hath formed a god, or molten an image that is profitable for nothing? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Who hath ſeen him, that he might tell us? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Why will a man be fo impertinently officious, as to tell me this is only fancy and deluſion?. |
hvd.ah4b9b | Will they enlarge his public or private vir- tues, or correct any of his frailties or vices? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Will they make a man a better citizen, or father of a family; a more endearing huſband, friend, or fon? |
hvd.ah4b9b | With how much ſkill muſt the throne of God be erected? |
hvd.ah4b9b | With what glorious deſigns is that habitation beautified, which is con- trived and built by hiin who infpired Hirain with wiſdom? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Would an infinitely wiſe Being make ſuch glorious creatures for lo mean a purpoſe? |
hvd.ah4b9b | Would he give us talents that are not to be exerted? |
hvd.ah4b9b | able for it only to his own mind? |
hvd.ah4b9b | acter did not thoroughly inform themſelves of the hiſtory of that perſon whoſe doctrines they embraced? |
hvd.ah4b9b | agine there is fome inviſible power which die rects the caſt? |
hvd.ah4b9b | and exalted mind? |
hvd.ah4b9b | and who can magnify him as he is? |
hvd.ah4b9b | cent manner? |
hvd.ah4b9b | cerned in is this: In which of theſe two lives is it our chief intereſt to make ourſelves happy? |
hvd.ah4b9b | dence; nor to the Peripatetics themſelves, who laughed at the prayers and facrifices which were made to the Divinity? |
hvd.ah4b9b | dition if there is? ” Man is a creature de. |
hvd.ah4b9b | diſcovered by my obſervation? |
hvd.ah4b9b | ence for finite natures? |
hvd.ah4b9b | er? |
hvd.ah4b9b | folute and independent motive of action the cauſe of perplexity and inconftancy? |
hvd.ah4b9b | he who looks for nothing beyond this ſhort ſpan of duration, or he whoſe aims are co- extended with the endleſs length of eternity? |
hvd.ah4b9b | how could it fly like lightning, and carry conviction wită it from one end of the earth to the other? |
hvd.ah4b9b | how mean is ſuch a behaviour? |
hvd.ah4b9b | how narrow is the proſpect even of ſuch a mind? |
hvd.ah4b9b | iour? |
hvd.ah4b9b | iſtry? |
hvd.ah4b9b | lian the apoſtate, to balie and fallify the pre- diction? |
hvd.ah4b9b | ly and want of confideration, which, in ſuch a caſe, makes a wrong choice? |
hvd.ah4b9b | man nature? |
hvd.ah4b9b | merely in principle? |
hvd.ah4b9b | neſs, wiſdom, and power, muſt periſh at her firſt ſetting out, and in the very beginning of her enquiries? |
hvd.ah4b9b | or if he would receive it though he was ſure he ſhould make an ill ufe of it? |
hvd.ah4b9b | or ought it not rather to be lamented with the deepeſt ſadneſs as the moſt melancholic reflection that can firike our thoughts? |
hvd.ah4b9b | or what conſolation in deſpairing forever of a comforter? |
hvd.ah4b9b | our common mechanics more refined under- ſtanding than the ancient philoſophers? |
hvd.ah4b9b | pair than of jollity? |
hvd.ah4b9b | preſented to them by the traditions of the church, and the writings of the evangeliſts? |
hvd.ah4b9b | tinent paſſions of thoſe who admit it into the moſt familiar queſtions and aſſertions, lu- dicrous phraſes, and works of humour? |
hvd.ah4b9b | tion of our Saviour? |
hvd.ah4b9b | tion with pleaſure, how few things are there that can be terrible to them? |
hvd.ah4b9b | tions and ages, what is it that ſhould move a few men to reject? |
hvd.ah4b9b | ty of her nature is branched out into new faculties? |
hvd.ah4b9b | ty? |
hvd.ah4b9b | ty? |
hvd.ah4b9b | what advantage have we by Jeſus Chriit?" |
hvd.ah4b9b | what delight is there in expecting miſery without end? |
hvd.ah4b9b | what vanity in finding one's ſelf en- compailed with impenetrable darkneſs? |
hvd.ah4b9b | { pired by the Almighty? |
hvd.ah4b9b | “ Why haft thou fet me as a mark againſt thee, ſo that I am become a burden to my- ſelf?" |
hvd.hw23n0 | 134 THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS Dost thou impel me to this dreadful fight? |
hvd.hw23n0 | 211 214 THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS that is lost? |
hvd.hw23n0 | 221 THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS 223 not strive to do for their sake? |
hvd.hw23n0 | 232 THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS 233 Where wilt Thou hide Thyself, my God, when I claim my portion? |
hvd.hw23n0 | ;-H lt pro wer!? |
hvd.hw23n0 | A heavy burden do I bear; who can lift it save Thee, my God? |
hvd.hw23n0 | APHORISMS What is the use of matted locks and a body smeared with ashes? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Ah, why will ye not try to know your own hearts? |
hvd.hw23n0 | And of what caste is He who pervades the Pariah? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Are not his flesh and blood the same as our own? |
hvd.hw23n0 | As death and age, sickness and sorrow, arising from many causes, attach to the body, how canst thou re- main composed? |
hvd.hw23n0 | BHAGARAD GITA- SONG CELESTIAL Arjuna Asks,- How Can He Kill Good Men in Battle? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Breathless mused the anxious Rama, — what foul action hath he done, What strange anger fills his father, wherefore greets he not his son? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Bring your whole family and live on my horn; what can you do to me?" |
hvd.hw23n0 | Can birth, instead of worth and virtue, bring good, — fools that ye are? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Deliverance? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Did the luminous ray of these creative acts expand in the middle, or above, or below? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Do the four high- born races get their food from the land, and the four base- born races their food from the forest? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Do ye aver that the spirit is lost? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Doth the earth refuse to bear their weight, or the sun deny its warmth to certain? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Doth the rain in its descent avoid certain men, or doth the wind as it bloweth leave aside certain? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Drink not yet. ” “ Repeat your questions. ” “ How can a man become wise? ” THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS 51 “ Why?" |
hvd.hw23n0 | Drink not yet. ” “ Repeat your questions. ” “ How can a man become wise? ” THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS 51 “ Why?" |
hvd.hw23n0 | Gracious unto me is father with a father's bound- less grace, Wherefore clouds his altered visage, wherefore tears bedew his face? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Hast thou, Rama, all forgotten? |
hvd.hw23n0 | He is asked for riches; will he despise our prayers? |
hvd.hw23n0 | He will ask him, What have you done? ” Herein we may see the genesis of the present tendency pre- sented by this Indian seer. |
hvd.hw23n0 | How is it? ” “ It is salty. ” “ Drink from the midst. |
hvd.hw23n0 | How is it? ” “ It is salty. ” “ Lay it aside, and draw nigh to me. ” And he did so. |
hvd.hw23n0 | How is it? ”"It is salty. ” “ Drink from yonder end. |
hvd.hw23n0 | How liveth he? |
hvd.hw23n0 | How should one such as I bring a bloody sacrifice of beasts? |
hvd.hw23n0 | How wilt thou, then, — Knowing it so,- grieve when thou shouldst not grieve? |
hvd.hw23n0 | How, if thou hearest that the man new- dead Is, like the man new- born, still · living man — One same, existent Spirit — wilt thou weep? |
hvd.hw23n0 | If all had the same perfect intelligence, tell me what would be the difference between God and His creatures? |
hvd.hw23n0 | If thou chidest not thy neighbours and covetest not their riches, prithee doth it hurt thee? |
hvd.hw23n0 | If thou lookest on the wife of thy neighbour as on thy mother, what loss is there? |
hvd.hw23n0 | If thou utter- est Rāma's name when thou sittest down, what toil is it? |
hvd.hw23n0 | In the home is the true union, in the home is enjoyment of life: why should I forsake my home and wander in the forest? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Is he not lost, straying from Brahma's light, Like the vain cloud, which floats'twixt earth and heaven When lightning splits it, and it vanisheth? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Is it kindness 42 THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS to all things in earth, air or sea? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Is it the body that is lost? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Is this to be called a pretence, or a play? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Know'st thou Rama proud and princely, sinless in his saintly life, Stately as the tall Nyagradba? |
hvd.hw23n0 | O fond Desire, how much further dost thou wish to lead me? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Of these twain plainly tell Which is the better way? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Or shall we rather seek the society of virtuous women? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Or shall we study the multitudinous Scriptures, the poetry of which is even as nectar? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Praja- pati said to him, “ Maghava, as thou didst depart content of heart, what wouldst thou, that thou hast come back? ”. |
hvd.hw23n0 | Prince he is, yet he dwells not in a royal house. ” “ Wherefore? ” asked the Raja. |
hvd.hw23n0 | SHALL we abandon the world, dwell beside the divine river, and lead a life of penance? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Said the king: “ Have you strength, Arjuna, brother of mine, to go to the pool and fetch water? |
hvd.hw23n0 | THE sleep that flits on baby's eyes — does anybody know from where it comes? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Tel 0-list":: the spirit hii, induit na? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Tell me one thing, and tell me certainly; By what road shall I find the better end? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Tell me, Satyavan, what kept you so long? ” “ Father, ” said Savitri, “ he does not know all that took place in the night. |
hvd.hw23n0 | The wicked man should be avoided-though adorned with learning; — is not the serpent to be feared though it has a jewel in its head? |
hvd.hw23n0 | WHOM may we rightly call the over- lords of the earth: those who pay homage to any man? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What PROFIT? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What are you the better for smearing your body with ashes? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What can have happened? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What delusion, what grief can be with him in whom all creatures have become the very self of the thinker discern- ing their oneness? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What harm is there if thy clothes become tattered and stained? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What is the goodness of the good man? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What mortal dares to attack him who is rich in thee? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What should avail thee wealth, or kindred, or wives, O Brahman, THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS 35 since thou must die? |
hvd.hw23n0 | What way Leadeth him safe beyond the threefold Modes? |
hvd.hw23n0 | When I know that death can not halt, what can I expect from walking in a cover of lore? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Where is the moon now? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Where is this deliverance to be found? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Wherefore should I take thought? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Which be the signs to know him that hath gone Past the Three Modes? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Whither have thy fore- fathers and thy father gone? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who are the people of India, and where did they come from? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who could feel joy where he is like a fish in shallow water? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is free from self- conceit? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the God to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the God to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the god to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the god to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the god to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the god to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the god to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the god to whom we shall offer our sacrifice? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who is the god to whom we shall offer our sacrifices? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Who knows exactly, and who shall in this world declare, whence and why this creation took place? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Whom dost thou worship in this lonely dark corner of a temple with doors all shut? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Why should we constantly revile the Pariah? |
hvd.hw23n0 | Will you, dear Bhima, go for drink?" |
hvd.hw23n0 | Would you kill a miser? |
hvd.hw23n0 | You were able to see me? ” el 44 THE WISDOM OF THE HINDUS “ My son, my eyes can see once more. |
hvd.hw23n0 | but was he blind now?) |
hvd.hw23n0 | by what force doth man Go to his ill, unwilling; as if one Pushed him that evil path? |
hvd.hw23n0 | for what befalls Which could not otherwise befall? |
hvd.hw23n0 | how can a dung- eating crow be an ancestor of yours? |
hvd.hw23n0 | in the striving; falling back From holiness, missing the perfect rule? |
hvd.hw23n0 | were it worse — who knows? |
hvd.hw23n0 | wilt thou not leave me? |
hvd.hw23n0 | — Both worshipful, both honourable men? |
hvd.hw23n0 | — the wise man bring living offerings bearing temporal fruit, like a devil? |
hvd.hw23n0 | — to be Victor or vanquished here, When those confront us angrily Whose death leaves living drear? |
hvd.hw23n0 | “ Are you one of the holy gods? ” she asked in a low voice. |
hvd.hw23n0 | “ Art thou Sri or radiant Gauri, maid of Fortune or of Fame, Nymph of Love or sweet Fruition, what may be thy sacred name? |
hvd.hw23n0 | “ How is this? |
hvd.hw23n0 | “ Speak, my mother, ” uttered Rama, “ what strange error on my part, Unremembered sin or folly fills with grief my father's heart? |
hvd.hw23n0 | “ Wherefore thus, my Queen and Empress, sorrow- laden in thy heart, Who with daring slight or insult seeks to cause thy bosom smart? |
hvd.32044086806551 | ( Hear, hear?) |
hvd.32044086806551 | -*( Ulit amo Uligoom 299 Have you an exuberant imagination, or a correct judgment? |
hvd.32044086806551 | 206$ goney, 5mitb ’s Why call in the aid of paralysis to piety? |
hvd.32044086806551 | 96$ goney,$ nitb ’s Where is every feeling more roused in favor of virtue than at a good play? |
hvd.32044086806551 | ABSTRACT PROPOSITIONS.—Have you definite notions of Justice? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Am I to fight for all these people? |
hvd.32044086806551 | And what, after all, did Tippo affect in the way of conversion? |
hvd.32044086806551 | And why? |
hvd.32044086806551 | And yet why? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Are we to put the wisdom of yesterday in competition with 236$ goney, 5mitb'g the wisdom of centuries? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Are you quick or slow 2 accurate, or hasty P a great reader, or a great thinker? |
hvd.32044086806551 | But why should it be either one thing or the other? |
hvd.32044086806551 | But why? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Can a sick man find strength and nerve to speak before a large assembly P can an ignorant man find words? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Do lions and cart- horses drink ale? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Do you ever reflect how you pass your life? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Do you not think that the fathers and mothers of the holy Catholic Church are not as absurd as Protestant papas and mammas? |
hvd.32044086806551 | For is there not another maxim quite as true, that the excesses of the people are to be guarded against? |
hvd.32044086806551 | For of what use is it to tell me that governors have a tendency to en- croach upon the liberties of the people? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Have you heard of Niebuhr's discoveries? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Have you not grown rich with these pains in your stomach 2 have you not risen under them from poverty to prosperity? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Here, every inci- dent heightens the humor of the scene:—the gayety of his tunic, the general respectability Quit and Quigoom 307 dier? |
hvd.32044086806551 | His, who is praised without being praise- 358 5gomey 5mitb’g worthy; or his, who is praiseworthy without being praised? |
hvd.32044086806551 | How are you to pay ten pounds? |
hvd.32044086806551 | How do you explain the word chance 2 What is virtue? |
hvd.32044086806551 | How is the country benefited by their presence 2 or how would earth, air, or sea be injured by their an- nihilation? —[ E. R. |
hvd.32044086806551 | I amused myself the other day, ” said he, laughing, “ in writing a termination of a speech for him; would you like to hear it? |
hvd.32044086806551 | If you masthead a sailor for not doing his duty, why should you not weathercock a par- ishioner for refusing to pay tithes? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Is it possible to joy in this animated scene, and feel no pity for the sons of darkness? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Is not he afraid of becoming an object of ridicule 2 can he believe that his expressions will be understood? |
hvd.32044086806551 | It is not only the loss of India that is in question — but how will it be lost? |
hvd.32044086806551 | LIVE witH THE TIMEs.—What human plan, 148 5goney, 5mitb'g device, or invention, 270 years old, does not require reconsideration? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Men are every 294$ goney, 5mitb's what can the use be of sawing about a set of maxims to which there are a complete set of antagonist maxims? |
hvd.32044086806551 | PARENTAL AMBITION.—Look at human na- ture:—what is the history of all professions? |
hvd.32044086806551 | SHADOws OF GRIEF.—Why destroy present happiness by a distant misery, which may never come at all, or you may never live to see it? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Shall the Gospel be preached by men paid by the State 2 shall these men be taken from the lower orders, and be meanly paid? |
hvd.32044086806551 | She instantly, conceiving I was thrown, if not killed, rushed down to the man, exclaiming: “ Where is he? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Still more agitated by his silence, she exclaimed: “ Is he hurt? |
hvd.32044086806551 | THE LOVE OF THE BEAUTIFUL.—What are half the crimes in the world committed for? |
hvd.32044086806551 | The real feeling should be, not, can we be so presumptuous as to put our opinions in opposition to those of our ancestors? |
hvd.32044086806551 | There was an ominous pause between the first and second course; we looked each other in the face — what new disaster awaited us? |
hvd.32044086806551 | VERSIFICATION NO TEST OF CAPACITY.—The prodigious honor in which Latin verses are held TClit and( Uligoom Io? |
hvd.32044086806551 | WHAT HAs AMERICA DONE 2–In the four quarters of the globe, who reads an American book? |
hvd.32044086806551 | WHEN To Do GooD.—Which is the properest day to do good? |
hvd.32044086806551 | We have no doubt Mr. Marsden is a very respectable clergyman; but is there not something very different from this in the Gos- pel? |
hvd.32044086806551 | What further degradation is he plan- ning for his country? |
hvd.32044086806551 | What have they done in the mathematics 2 Who drinks out of American glasses? |
hvd.32044086806551 | What is a woman worth without character? |
hvd.32044086806551 | What is freedom, where all are not free? |
hvd.32044086806551 | What right have we, Sir, to break down this firm column, on which the great men of that age stamped a character of eternity? |
hvd.32044086806551 | What signifies identity of religion to a question of this kind? |
hvd.32044086806551 | What so solemn as to see the excellent passions of the human heart called forth by a great actor, animated by a great poet? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Where is goodness so feelingly, so enthusiastically learnt? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Which is the most enviable situa- tion? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Who can prove his own personal iden- tity? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Who could be miserable with that fire? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Who is so wicked as to amuse himself with the infirmities of extreme old age? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Why then is the Reverend Prelate, who lives on so safely and contentedly with John, so dreadfully alarmed at the Catholics? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Why this holoplexia on sacred occasions alone? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Why? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Why? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Will no example teach you? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Would such a notable discovery have been reserved for these modern and de- generate times? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Would the Dane have passed it over? |
hvd.32044086806551 | Would the Norman have rejected it? |
hvd.32044086806551 | a year? |
hvd.32044086806551 | and does not one evil a priori require your attention as well as another? |
hvd.32044086806551 | and is that a reason why you should throw yourself systematically in opposition to the government? |
hvd.32044086806551 | can a low man find confidence? |
hvd.32044086806551 | for the eyes that will never see light? |
hvd.32044086806551 | is there no emotion, no panting, no wheezing, no deg- lutition? |
hvd.32044086806551 | or are you apt to take a common- sense view of the objects presented to you? |
hvd.32044086806551 | or eats from American plates? |
hvd.32044086806551 | or goes to an American play? |
hvd.32044086806551 | or looks at an American picture or statue 2 What does the world yet owe to American physicians or surgeons? |
hvd.32044086806551 | or of his consciousness? |
hvd.32044086806551 | or to find subject for humor in the weakness of a perishing dissolving body? |
hvd.32044086806551 | per annum? |
hvd.32044086806551 | shall there be men of learning and education? |
hvd.32044086806551 | the poor clouded in everlast- ing gloom? |
hvd.32044086806551 | thoroughly masters of the geo- graphical and commercial relations of Europe? |
hvd.32044086806551 | to men who know the properties of bodies, and their action upon each other? |
hvd.32044086806551 | upon his education, if such were the highest remuneration he could ever look to? |
hvd.32044086806551 | where is your master 2 is he hurt? ” The astonished and quaking snip stood silent from surprise. |
hvd.32044086806551 | where the greatest of God ’s blessings is limited, with impious ca- price, to the color of the body? —[ E. R. |
hvd.32044086806551 | which is the properest day to 234$ goney, 5mitb’g remove a nuisance? |
hvd.32044086806551 | who did TCUlit amo( Uligoom 137 not remember him in the days of its burnings and wastings and murders? |
hvd.32044086806551 | who doubts of his own personal identity? |
hvd.32044086806551 | “ How is? ” “ He is not very well. ” “ Why, what is the matter? ” “ Oh, do n't you know he has produced a couplet? |
hvd.32044086806551 | “ How is? ” “ He is not very well. ” “ Why, what is the matter? ” “ Oh, do n't you know he has produced a couplet? |
hvd.32044086806551 | “ How is? ” “ He is not very well. ” “ Why, what is the matter? ” “ Oh, do n't you know he has produced a couplet? |
uc1.31822035061092 | * Reverti unde veneris quid grave eſt? |
uc1.31822035061092 | , Quam naturale in immenſum, mentem ſuam extendere? |
uc1.31822035061092 | - And ſhall it be eſteemed any Prejudice to this Religion, that Men do not ſtill lie under the#: Difficulties, in the Choice of it? |
uc1.31822035061092 | - Now what is it that Captivity or Confinement impriſons? |
uc1.31822035061092 | ... To which one Brisk Fellow Anſwered in behalf of the whole Republick, What Hirm can thoſe Men ſuffer who are not afraid of Death? |
uc1.31822035061092 | 1 2 3 he ſpeaks of"Cafting down Imaginations( or Reaſon- ings,) and every high thing that exalteth it ſelf againſ? |
uc1.31822035061092 | 1 o? |
uc1.31822035061092 | 19--? |
uc1.31822035061092 | 265 ſweet Innocence ſtruggle with? |
uc1.31822035061092 | 29 i againſt& There are Penalties indeed ordained for Robbers and Pick- pockets, but is any Man liable to them for taking his Own Goods? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Again, In the Caſe of Diſtributive 31ſtice, How many innocent Perſons are clapp'd up? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Again; What Law does this offend--- againſt? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Againſ? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And how egregiouſly fooliſh now is all This? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And if You can not queſtion His Power, Have You any pretence to doubt His Diſpoſition? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And if it be otherwiſe, Why do we make it worſe? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And is that any ſult of Yours? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And what a World of renowned and noble Exploits have been owing to Preſumption and Foolhardineſs; Raſhneſs and Inconſideration? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And what can we make of This? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And what miſèrable work do They make, who do not govern themſelves by this Reflection? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And who are We, that all this Regu- larity ſhould be broken, and a new Syſtem contrived in Our Favour? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And will not our Virtue keep us company where ever we go? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And, in ſhort, this is his greateſ? |
uc1.31822035061092 | And- what a Torment muſt it needs be, for a Man always to appear Different from what he is really, and in his own Nature? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Are all Mankind out of their Senſes, and hath every other Nation taken wrong Meaſures? |
uc1.31822035061092 | But who can help that, or ſecure himſelf from their Cenſures and Diſpleaſure? |
uc1.31822035061092 | But, hark you my Friend; conſider again, whoſe Children Theſe are; Are They not God's as well as Yours? |
uc1.31822035061092 | But, were it otherwiſe, what does this Change of our ſtanding ſignifie? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For after all, What does this Deſpiſing of the World import? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For after all, Why ſhould I ra- ther beg of another to grant me what I have not, than.# my ſelf not to deſire or be uneaſy for the want of it?" |
uc1.31822035061092 | For after all,"What mighty Calamity can it be to return from whence you came, and where you lay hid for many Ages? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For how often do we ſee freſh Arguments extort it from us? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For if Death be really a Good and a De- ſirable thing, Wherefore are we afraid of it? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For is it poſſible to conceal it from himſelf? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For what can we ſay better of it, than that This is skulking and running out of the way, to hide one's ſelf from the Inſults of Fortune? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For what is the Chaſtity God requires? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For what room, what pretence can there be for any ſuch Diſcontent? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For, if at any time a croſs Accident befall us, ſhall we ſit down under it, full of Murmurings and diſcontented Thoughts? |
uc1.31822035061092 | For, whence is the daily Increaſe of any Sect? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Give leave; How eagerly would? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Have we any propriety in the place of our Birth? |
uc1.31822035061092 | How full and noble an Inſtance of this Nature is that Relation of joſeph, which Moſes gives us? |
uc1.31822035061092 | How indeed is it poſſible that they ſhould think, or ſpeak, or act, according to Truth, and good Senſe? |
uc1.31822035061092 | How many hazardous things do Tumblers, an Rope- dancers, and Seamen do, without the leaſt concern? |
uc1.31822035061092 | How wretchedly is Ariſtotle the very Idol of theſe Dogma- tiſts confounded and at a loſs? |
uc1.31822035061092 | I. thou trouble thy ſelf, to ſeek abroad for ſome Law and Rule to Mankind? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Is it not that of the Mind? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Is not there the ſame Equity at leaſt, the ſame Right for the one, as for the other? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Nay, Are They not His a great deal more than Yours? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Now what Stuff is all this? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Now, theſe Do- meſtick Relations, are Three; Husband and Wife, Prº, 47? |
uc1.31822035061092 | O wretched Men what falſe Meaſures do we take, and how fatally are we deluded? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Of Prudence in general 34? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Or who makes any Queſtion, but other Coun- tries are even with us, and think every whit as mean- ly of Our Conſtitutions, as we do of Theirs? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Ottº I? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Quitutam vitam Agere yolet iſ a viſcata beneficia devitet, nil dignum putare quod fºrth Quid digpum habet Fortuna, quod concupiſcas? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Sen of by Men, and that from hence the Cuſtom of Burning the Sacrifice took its Original: yet what ſhall we ſay to the Expia- Ory Oblations? |
uc1.31822035061092 | The Apoſtle had reaſon when he asked that Queſtion, PVoo is He that will harm you, if ye be followers of that which is good? |
uc1.31822035061092 | The P R E FA C E. M?. |
uc1.31822035061092 | Theſe are the Ef- fects of a general Providence: But then he beſtows, over and above theſe, ſome ſpecial Bleſiings, which are*... CCIS 54? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Theſe? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Thou be ill? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Thus in Hiſtory particularly, How poor a thing is it to remember the Paſſages we read? |
uc1.31822035061092 | To what purpºſe is the Multitude of your Sacrifices unto me, Jaith the Lord? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What a Horrible Indignity, what a Degradation of Humane Nature is This? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What are the felicities of the Saints above, but a laſting, and uninterrupted Series of Pleaſure? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What are we to underſtand by it then 2 The Uſe and Profit, the Service and Convenience, which theſe Things are ca- pable of yielding us? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What can hinder a Man( ſaid Brutus) from carrying his Excellencies, all he is really and truly worth, into Baniſhment, or Capti- vity? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What courſe then can we take, or which way ſhall we turn our ſelves to find out Nature and its Origi- nal Inſtitutions? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What is permitted in the Will, why do you call for- bidden in the Aét? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What then hath contained this State in ſuch excellent Order P what hath procur'd all its Succeſſes? |
uc1.31822035061092 | What ſays the wiſe Comedian to this purpoſe? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Whence, I pray, comes it to paſs that Fa- thers never fall in Love with their own Daughters, though never ſo charming and deſirable Creatures? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Who can have the C onfidence to aſſert this? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Y Nay, 32? |
uc1.31822035061092 | Zen- ren:* Afree rºz, 27, c.ca/~irl-ºt, 74 ° o tee ’? |
uc1.31822035061092 | but a Man hath a Family of Dear Pretty Children, and what will become of Theſe poor Or- phans? |
uc1.31822035061092 | fors made room for You? |
uc1.31822035061092 | how ſottiſh and ridiculous a Farce do ſuch Peo- ple act? |
uc1.31822035061092 | in for him, where he fell among the thickeſt of them; that he ſhould? |
uc1.31822035061092 | indeed Force her Perſon, but in the Conflićt of Rage and Luſt, at laſt only Confiſcated her Goods, and ſent her into Baniſhment? |
uc1.31822035061092 | mighty Friendſhip known to be between Him and Tiberiuſ"?. |
uc1.31822035061092 | vidence, prevail with Men to commit it? |
uc1.31822035061092 | ‘ Why then( Vain Man) doſt thou find fault with* the World? |
hvd.32044012766069 | - We feed the high tradition of the world, And leave our spirit in our children's breasts.3 Is there a choice for strong souls to be weak? |
hvd.32044012766069 | - What life, my dear child? |
hvd.32044012766069 | -- Do you think yours will live when you are dead? |
hvd.32044012766069 | 1 Sacraments Are not to feed the paupers of the world.1 What is fame But the benignant strength of One, transformed To joy of Many? |
hvd.32044012766069 | 157 If I march abreast with obstinate men, who will rush on guns and pikes, I must share the consequences.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | 2 If the past is not to bind us, where can duty lie? |
hvd.32044012766069 | 249 to be the one person who believed in that man's inno- cence, if the rest of the world belied him? |
hvd.32044012766069 | 259 ship which thrills from the near to the distant, and back again from the distant to the near? |
hvd.32044012766069 | 91 that sweet monotony where everything is known, and loved because it is known? |
hvd.32044012766069 | : Meanin'goes but a little way i'most things, for you may mean to stick things together and your glue may be bad, and then where are you? |
hvd.32044012766069 | ? |
hvd.32044012766069 | ? |
hvd.32044012766069 | ? |
hvd.32044012766069 | ? |
hvd.32044012766069 | ? |
hvd.32044012766069 | A man who puts a non- natural strained sense on a promise is no better than a robber.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Above all, what scene is commonplace to the eye that is filled with serene gladness, and bright- ens all things with its own joy? |
hvd.32044012766069 | An'you've nothing to show for't when it's done, if it is n't a yallow face wi'eatin'things as disagree.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | And is he not one with the Infinite Love itself — as our love is one with our sorrow? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Are faithful- ness, and jɔve, and sweet grateful memories, no good? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Are their first poems their best? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Are they, Silva? |
hvd.32044012766069 | But can man or woman choose duties? |
hvd.32044012766069 | But does he want to make everything right? |
hvd.32044012766069 | But how will you find good? |
hvd.32044012766069 | But what does the Bible say? |
hvd.32044012766069 | But what says the Greek? |
hvd.32044012766069 | But you will go forth; and what will you find, my daughter? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Can he compress invention out of pride, Make heirship do the work of muscle, sail Towards great discoveries with a pedigree? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Can he ever be sure of knowing this? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Can we believe that the dear dead are gone? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Do any of us? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Do we not all agree to call rapid thought and noble impulse by the name of inspiration? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Do we not shun the street version of a tine melody? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Does God know less of men than He did in the days of Hezekiah and Moses? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Does it seem incongruous to you that a Middlemarch surgeon should dream of himself as a discoverer? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Does not the Hunger Tower stand as the type of the utinost trial to what is human in us? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Eh, it's poor luck for the platter to wear well when it's broke i ’ two.?" |
hvd.32044012766069 | For did not swarthy slaves of yesterday Leap in their bondage at the Hebrews'flight, Which touched them through the thrice millennial dark? |
hvd.32044012766069 | For men erect to crawl like hissing snakes? |
hvd.32044012766069 | For my part, I think it's better to see when your perpendicular's true, than to see a ghost.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | For the beauty of a lovely woman is like music: what can one say more? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Genius at first is little more than a great capacity for receiving discipline.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Has any one ever pinched into its pilulous smallness the cobweb of pre- matrimonial acquaintanceship? |
hvd.32044012766069 | How can we ever be satis- fied without them until our feelings are deadened? |
hvd.32044012766069 | How is it that the poets have said so many fine things about our first love, so few about our later love? |
hvd.32044012766069 | How should they? |
hvd.32044012766069 | I can keep my own coansel when there's no good i'speaking.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | I once believed other- wise – but not now, not now.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | If you feed your young setter on raw flesh, how can you wonder at its retaining a relish for uncooked par tridge in after- life? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Is it no good that we should keep our silent promises on which others build because they believe in our love RUMOLA, 155 and truth? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Is it not possible for me to enjoy the scenery of the earth without saying to myself, I have a cabbage- garden in it? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Is it that he distinctly means to break it? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Is it uo good that a just lite should be justly honored? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Is not the Man of Sorrows there in that crucified body wherewith he ascended? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Is there any country which shows at once as much stability and as much susceptibility to change as ours? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Is there not pleading in heaven? |
hvd.32044012766069 | It seems as if them as are n't wanted here are th'only folks as are n't wanted i’th other world.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | It ’ ud save many a man a stroke, I believe.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | It's like having roast- meat at three fires; as soon as you've basted one, another's burnin ’.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | It's like when a man's singing a good tune, you do n't want thear bells tinkling and interfering wi'the sound.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | It's on’y the men as have to wait till folks say things afore they find'em out.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | It's them as take advantage that get advantage 1 tbis world, I think: folks have to wait long enough afore it's brought to'em.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | It's your dead chicks take the longest hatchin'.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Janet's Repentance Mrs. Linnet..? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Knightly love is blent with reverence As heavenly air is blent with heavenly blue.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | M.- It was but yesterday you spoke him well — You've changed your mind so soon? |
hvd.32044012766069 | One morsel's as good as another when your mouth's out o'taste.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Or, is it good that we should harden our hearts against all the wants and hopes of those who have depended on us? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Pray how many of your well- wishers would decling to make a little gain out of you? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Said? ” nay, she'll say nothin'. |
hvd.32044012766069 | See here, now, here's a thing to make a lass's mouth water, an'on’y two shillin'– an ’ why? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Shall the mere curl of eyelashes remain, And god- enshrining symbols leave no trace Of tremors reverent? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Some folks'tongues are like the clocks as run on strikin', not to tell you the time o'the day, because there's summat wrong i ’ their own inside.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | THE SPANISH GYPSY, 321 A man's a man; But when you see a king, you see the work Of many thousand men.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | That is a good lowering medicine.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | There are so many of us, and our lots are so different: what wonder that Nature's mood is often in harsh contrast with the great crisis of our lives? |
hvd.32044012766069 | There are some persons so gifted in relation to us that their “ How do you do?" |
hvd.32044012766069 | They hardly ever play your music? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Tipple it as I may, I am sober still, and say: “ My old friend Leo, Much grain is wasted in the world and rots; Why not thy handful?". |
hvd.32044012766069 | What deep and worthy love is so? |
hvd.32044012766069 | What duty is made of a single difficult resolve? |
hvd.32044012766069 | What good can belong to men who have such souls? |
hvd.32044012766069 | What is opportunity to the man who ca n't use it? |
hvd.32044012766069 | What is to be broke will be broke.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | What then? |
hvd.32044012766069 | When a woman is not contradicted she has no mo- tive for obstinacy in her absurdities.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | When was the fatal coquetry inherent in superfluous authorship ever quite contented with the ready praise of friends? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Where Jack is n't sai?, Tom's in danger. |
hvd.32044012766069 | Where would be the political power of the thirty sober men? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Where's the good of pulling at such a tangled skein as this electioneering trickery? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Who can tell what just criticisms Murr the Cat may be passing on us beings of wider speculation? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Who has need of me? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Who has not felt the beauty of a woman's arm? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Who shall tell what may be the effect of writing? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Who will pretend To tell the adventures of each single fish Within the Syrian Sea? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Why did they say she was so changed? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Why not Wellington as well as Rabshakeh? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Wise books For half the truths they hold are honored tombs.5 Man thinks Brutes have no wisdom, since they know not his: Can we divine their world? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Yet we are we d; For we shall carry each the pressure deep Of the other's soul.? |
hvd.32044012766069 | You think it is better that I should go? |
hvd.32044012766069 | Your pains, where are they now? |
hvd.32044012766069 | and why not Brougham as well as Balaam? |
hvd.32044012766069 | compare them with cach other? |
hvd.32044012766069 | etration, a revived consciousness of what he felt then- when it was so long from one Midsummer to another? |
hvd.32044012766069 | fer fresh eggs though laid by a fowl of the meanest understanding, but why fresh sermons? |
hvd.32044012766069 | mother absolutely refused to let him have a tailed coat that “ half, ” although every other boy of his age had gone into tails already? |
hvd.32044012766069 | nificance- in our comparison of their dim and narrow existence with the glorious possibilities of that human nature which they share? |
hvd.32044012766069 | no- body knows what that may be-- is it any wonder the cholera has got to Dantzic? |
hvd.32044012766069 | or are not those the best which come from their fuller thought, their larger ex: perience, their decper- rooted affections? |
hvd.32044012766069 | patience and charity towards our stumbling, falling companions in the long and changeful journey? |
hvd.32044012766069 | us that its highest striving is after the ascertaiument of a unity which shall bind the smallest things with the greatest? |
hvd.32044012766069 | – How old are you? |
hvd.32044012766069 | – This will not be a grief to you, I hope, father? |
hvd.32044012766069 | – What am I but a miserable brand Lit by mysterious wrath? |
hvd.32044012766069 | – the hidden life That mirrors us as hideous shapeless power, Cruel supremacy of sharp- edged death, Or fate that leaves a bleeding mother robbed? |
hvd.32044012766069 | — is His arm shortened, and is the world become too wide for His providence?? |
hvd.32044012766069 | — is His arm shortened, and is the world become too wide for His providence?? |
hvd.32044031816598 | & W. 545) has been called, by those who deride it, the ‘ jackass doctrine?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | 'What,'asked one of Frederick the Great,'was the attitude of the Empress toward the partition of Po- land?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | 176 Wit, Wisdom and Philosophy IDEM SONANS “ The question may be put in another form, namely: Is ‘ Troth'idem sonans with ‘ Yroth?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | 3: “ to live honestly, to harm nobody, to render to every man his due') refuse to apply the doctrine of laches to plaintiff's ancient claim? |
hvd.32044031816598 | : Can equity get relief? |
hvd.32044031816598 | : First — Is the neck- and- neck theory'mule mule law'in this jurisdiction? |
hvd.32044031816598 | : What is mind? |
hvd.32044031816598 | And to inquire: Who issued such order? |
hvd.32044031816598 | And what of Sparta in Buchanan County- once a rival of the town of Joseph Robidoux? |
hvd.32044031816598 | And when he pushed her into the wood pile, did she receive any wounds or bruises, or do you know? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Are they worse off for that? |
hvd.32044031816598 | As a way and means for debt collecting? |
hvd.32044031816598 | As to that view of it, should not this court be serene, steady, and cour- I ageous enough to point with inflexible finger to the law? |
hvd.32044031816598 | As to that we submit these observations: It was Dr. Johnson( was it not?) |
hvd.32044031816598 | At this point her mother raised her voice in open court to the effect fol- lowing, to- wit:'Are you afraid of God, Mary? |
hvd.32044031816598 | But as'tis not done when'tis done, then were it not well it were not done at all till the time is ripe to so do it that it will be done once for all? |
hvd.32044031816598 | But on the other Index hand, can it be surely said the father had lost all hope of his son's reformation? |
hvd.32044031816598 | But what if the salt has lost its Salt savor, wherewith may aught be salted? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Caprice If the federal court assume it in the first instance( as here), may the state court take it away directly if it has the might? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Did he intend to cut him for- ever off with an income optional with the trustee? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Did not Samson use the jawbone of one effect- ually on a thousand Philistines? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Did not the immortal Izaak Walton say — but, under a spell of gentle memo- ries, we may be straying just a little afield_'Revenons a nos moutons.?" |
hvd.32044031816598 | Did she have to sue him instanter, although the stat- ute of limitation still treats her as under disability? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Did they ever give open cry to Cry their protest, and call to their aid and force the whole- some public opinion? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Did they refuse to take an even pro rata of the illicit, fabulous gains arising from the unlawful combination? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Do I understand you that way? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Do they offer restitution? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Do we march forward or retreat? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Do we no longer sympathize in any common reminiscences of the past? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Does Creditors a creditor give credit to a householder on the faith of his homestead? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Does not the same reason teach us that, if the lawmaker had meant two straight lines, he would have said so? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Dolman: Do n't you know, as a matter of fact, that Mr. Morris never laid a hand on you in his life? |
hvd.32044031816598 | FEMME SOLE “ Is estoppel applied to a married woman in her dealings with her husband precisely as to other per- sons? |
hvd.32044031816598 | For what is the rule of construction on Hypocrisy hypocrisy except, ‘ By their fruits ye shall know them?'. |
hvd.32044031816598 | Give no remedy? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Have they these gains in pocket now? |
hvd.32044031816598 | He pushed this lady, over eighty years old, into a wood pile? |
hvd.32044031816598 | How far? |
hvd.32044031816598 | How often must wisdom cry aloud in the streets and proclaim it from the housetops that the law is the perfection of reason? |
hvd.32044031816598 | If A needs a bath, may B give him one forcibly and against his will? |
hvd.32044031816598 | If C needs a physic, may D assume to dose him against his will? |
hvd.32044031816598 | If once waived, must the waiver not be held to operate to an extent limited only by logic and reason? |
hvd.32044031816598 | If she had been in a dying condition you would not have touched her? |
hvd.32044031816598 | If that be so, what obstacle was in the way of creditors moving at once, or the heirs moving sooner? |
hvd.32044031816598 | In common honesty, looking to the good sense of the thing, what innocence can be in such a purchaser? |
hvd.32044031816598 | In that case was Amasa blamed for being deceived by the usual sign of the oriental, friendly salutation, tho a fighting sol- dier held sword in hand? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is Portia's law law? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is his es- timation or opinion on the height of the tree of no value? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is it to all vital intents not an empty Thunder ing in the noise, a thundering in the index? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is its arm too short to reach it, or too weak to deal with it? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is jurisdiction a mere matter of power or caprice? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is not certainty of Wind the very essence of good law? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is not his name im- perishably in that fifth proposition of the first book of Euclid — the pons asinorum? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is the venerable doctrine of stare decisis to be quite whis- Whistled Down the tled down the wind in the case? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is there a corporation in law'doli capax,'so that it may be guilty of larceny? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is there any? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Is there anything in the word'boulevard'that necessarily means straight building lines? |
hvd.32044031816598 | It is sometimes used flippantly to designate any one, as in the colloquialism, ‘ Sure Mike,'or in another,'Are you Mike?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | Now, what has equity Solemn Mummery to do with such a situation? |
hvd.32044031816598 | On what road are we to march? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Or circumscribe it, baffle it, or whittle it away by ingenious indirection? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Or create an irrevocable spendthrift trust with no title in the corpus of the estate? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Or that Sunday was a day to be lightly treated by the law makers? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Or, if we think we see it, are we not likely to see only a will o'the wisp? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Paul said unto the centurion that stood by,'Is it lawful for you to scourge a man that is a Roman and uncondemned?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | Paul's?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | Second- If so, then was the absence of the neck and neck adjustment the proximate cause of the injury? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Shall it be allowed to set up its servant ’s law- less act that it may escape liability and thereby profit by its own wrong? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Shall she quarrel and fuss with him, and, what is more, blazon their squabble abroad in order that cred- itors may know how the matter stands? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Shall we argue it for them? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Should we in a roundabout and indirect fashion now hold that the Christian religion was not the religion of the framers of that Constitution? |
hvd.32044031816598 | So, is it alto- gether philosophical to disregard precedents? |
hvd.32044031816598 | So? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Solicitude for cred- Solicitude of itors? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Take a very 44 Wit, Wisdom and Philosophy Amasa old case put in a well- authenticated record:'Joab said to Amasa, Art thou in health, my brother? |
hvd.32044031816598 | The question is on one hand: Did Kuhlman deal as a horse trader on his own capital? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Then the chief captain came and said unto him,'Tell me, art thou a Roman?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | Then you say you never spoke to a human being concerning what you knew, and what you could testify in this case, until you came on the witness stand? |
hvd.32044031816598 | This court is organized to subserve the wish and will of the people, expressed how? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Time and weightier matters press me to go on and leave the'quotation'[?] |
hvd.32044031816598 | Was Head interested in that line? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Was he plaintiff's attorney in the Barrie Case or Johnson's in this case? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Well, is it true? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What 46 Wit, Wisdom and Philosophy says the learned reporter anent this lecture in the form of suggestion, a question and answer? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What did the plain men in the box understand, either taken in aggregate or severally by them? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What is matter? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What is religious liberty if this law does not invade it? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What is the rule of construction on hypocrisy, except, “ By their fruits ye shall know them ”? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What is their underlying motive? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What of the “ animus furandi?' |
hvd.32044031816598 | What says the maxim? |
hvd.32044031816598 | What they could not see with eyes brightened and freshened by the tears( I speak, of course, in figure only) of defeat, should we see? |
hvd.32044031816598 | When he declined to do so, was not that declina- tion tantamount to notice that he preferred his exact po- sition to remain dark for trial purposes? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Where? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Whether if the will is not to be given that construction, it might as well not have been written, for at bottom, does it effect anything of substance? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Who at this late day, in a piping time of peace will measure that price or care to bring it within the precision of the legal formula? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Why be astute to that end? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Why should we do for him what he declined to do for himself, when our function is to interpret and declare and not make the law? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Why so? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Why, Spur then, was it laid away, kept for a year from him, and finally put to his credit the very day he got$ 800 of his own? |
hvd.32044031816598 | Would not the accident giving that right connect itself with the necessary need and use of a hammer, a saw, or an ax? |
hvd.32044031816598 | You left her lying Snake there in a crippled condition? |
hvd.32044031816598 | You saw marks though? |
hvd.32044031816598 | You would have seen her die there without trying to do anything? |
hvd.32044031816598 | You would not handle her on that occasion, would you? |
hvd.32044031816598 | gregation of words mean, even to a lawyer or judge? |
hvd.32044031816598 | ix, 3, 4, q. v.), what precise objection the learned counsel had in mind? |
hvd.32044031816598 | leave it be, refuse Conclusion to meddle with it? |
hvd.32044031816598 | may we not at least look about a little to inquire if statutes( silent as ours in the giving or denying of it) take it quite away? |
hvd.32044031816598 | tions? |
hvd.32044031816598 | when there is no secrecy and no professional confidence? |
hvd.32044031816598 | “ It was Dr. Johnson( was it not?) |
hvd.32044031816598 | “'But what good came of it at last? |
hvd.hwaemp | ... Do you remember that one ship had 205 Wisdom and Destiny a sail that was nearly black, and that she was the last to come in? |
hvd.hwaemp | 313 Wisdom and Destiny being to offer to his destiny all that can be offered to the destiny of man? |
hvd.hwaemp | And as our intel- lect lays bare to us the immensity of our helplessness, so does it rob defeat of its sting. ” Who knows? |
hvd.hwaemp | And besides, what are the joys to which we bid this somewhat affected farewell? |
hvd.hwaemp | And do you remember, too, that the hour of separation was upon us, and that the arrival of the last boat of all was to be our signal for departure? |
hvd.hwaemp | And further, what right have we thus to sum up an entire exis- tence in the one hour of death? |
hvd.hwaemp | And how should you know, if you have not loved them and lived in their midst, as this soul has loved and lived? |
hvd.hwaemp | And if this be true of the great crimes of kings and 201 Wisdom and Destiny noble can be made to suffer as profoundly as the man who follows evil? |
hvd.hwaemp | And is it not the first duty of those who are happy to tell of their gladness to others? |
hvd.hwaemp | And is not moral suffering the most tyrannical weapon in the armoury of destiny? |
hvd.hwaemp | And is there a thing in this world can be more reassuring, or nearer to us, more pro- foundly human, than an idea of justice? |
hvd.hwaemp | And though the body may often be powerless to add to its strength, can this ever be true of the soul? |
hvd.hwaemp | And truly, can we imagine that an event shall turn into tragedy between men who have earnestly striven to gain know- ledge of self? |
hvd.hwaemp | And what alien power can expel from our soul a feeling and thought that we hurl not our- selves from its throne? |
hvd.hwaemp | And when hesitation is conscientious, does it not often possess all the elements of duty? |
hvd.hwaemp | And when his wisdom at length has revealed the profounder joys, will it not be in all unconsciousness that he renounces those of lesser worth? |
hvd.hwaemp | And yet, are not joys to be met with on the highways of life that are greater than any misfortune, more momentous even than death? |
hvd.hwaemp | And, in the first place, why this disdain of to- day? |
hvd.hwaemp | Are we not almost teaching happiness if we do only speak of it; invoking it, if we let no day pass without pronouncing its name? |
hvd.hwaemp | Are we not contending with troubles and doubts of our own? |
hvd.hwaemp | Are we wiser than he as we waver betwixt the 54 Wisdom and Destiny In rights of human reason and those that cir- cumstance claims? |
hvd.hwaemp | But are we not saddening our- selves, and learning to sadden others, if we refuse to accept all the happiness offered to man? |
hvd.hwaemp | But can the fact that disease is, un- happily, only too prevalent, render it wrong for us ever to speak of health? |
hvd.hwaemp | But how shall the sage, to whom happiness never has come, be aware that wisdom is the one thing alone that happiness neither can sadden nor weary? |
hvd.hwaemp | But if it be not our reason that chooses what suffering shall bring us, whereby is the choice then made? |
hvd.hwaemp | But if we can scarcely believe that “ happiness in crime ” be possible, have we more warrant for faith in the “ unhappiness of virtue"? |
hvd.hwaemp | But was this blindness inevitable? |
hvd.hwaemp | But what can the wisdom desire that declares itself thus disen- chanted? |
hvd.hwaemp | But where is the sage in dipus? |
hvd.hwaemp | But where shall we take our stand, when we pass such a life in review, so as best to discover its truth, to judge it, approve it, and love it? |
hvd.hwaemp | Can any man be worthy of your love? |
hvd.hwaemp | Can you conceive Jesus Christ- nay, any wise man you have happened to meet — in the midst of the unnatural gloom that overhung Elsinore? |
hvd.hwaemp | Did not Christ Himself weep as He stood be- fore Lazarus ’ tomb? |
hvd.hwaemp | Do happiness and sorrow, then, only exist in ourselves, and that even when they seem to come from without? |
hvd.hwaemp | Do we know what we best had abandon, what we best had defend? |
hvd.hwaemp | Do we not all of us know of heroic deeds whose reward has been only mis- fortune? |
hvd.hwaemp | Do you know a novel of Balzac, belong- ing to the “ Célibataires ” series, called Pierrette? |
hvd.hwaemp | Does death occupy more space in life than birth? |
hvd.hwaemp | Does it follow that they did the best that was to be done? |
hvd.hwaemp | Does not the man who conceives it his duty to forswear all happiness renounce something as well that, as yet, has not turned into happiness? |
hvd.hwaemp | He will believe these things much as wise men believe them; but do you think his manner of belief can be the same? |
hvd.hwaemp | If it be your one hope to meet with an ideal soul, would it not be well that you yourself should endeavour to draw nigh to your own ideal? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is each deed of the hero not always outside 76 Wisdom and Destiny the boundary of reason? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is it Tiresias? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is it fitting that the ray of light should desire to alter the lamp whence it springs? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is it necessary that we should conceive ourselves to be superior to the universe? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is it not a mistake to imagine that time only flies swiftly with those whose hearts are de- voured by mighty schemes, which fret and fever their life? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is it not pre- ferable sometimes to act in opposition to our thoughts than never dare to act in accord with them? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is it possible for a man to smile in his hatred and not borrow the smile of love? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is not every action of Hamlet induced by a fanatical impulse, which tells him that duty consists in revenge alone? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is not the very essence of human des- tiny, stripped of the details that bewilder us, to be found in the most ordinary lives? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is our true destiny to be found in the things which take place about us, or in that which abides in our soul? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is that conceivable? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is the elevation sufficient wherefrom he looks down on the crimes of Elsinore? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is the sage never to suffer? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is there need of illusion to keep alive our desire for good? |
hvd.hwaemp | Is your own 52 Wisdom and Destiny character, at thirty, the same as it was when you were ten years younger? |
hvd.hwaemp | May a happiness not be en- countered that the eye can not see? |
hvd.hwaemp | Must his father not die, and his mother, his brothers, his sons — must all these not die like the rest? |
hvd.hwaemp | Must we take back all we have said? |
hvd.hwaemp | Of what avail to punish him? |
hvd.hwaemp | Or might we not say that it is with the roots of the happiness we cherish within as with roots of great trees? |
hvd.hwaemp | Ought we never to hesitate, then? |
hvd.hwaemp | Our thoughts of love, of justice and loyalty, our thoughts of bold ambition — what are all these but acorns that fall from the oak in the forest? |
hvd.hwaemp | Shall angels stand guard at each highway through which sorrow can pass into man? |
hvd.hwaemp | Shall no storm ever break on the roof of his dwell- ing, no traps be laid to ensnare him? |
hvd.hwaemp | Shall we begrudge him such happiness, we, whose eyes can see further? |
hvd.hwaemp | Shall we strive for his con- sciousness of life, for the religion that pleases his soul, for the conception of the universe that justifies his cares? |
hvd.hwaemp | Shall wife and friends never fail him? |
hvd.hwaemp | The children have acted un- wisely, perhaps, in their exuberance of life; but why should this distress him? |
hvd.hwaemp | The immense forest is doubtless made up of ordinary branches and stems; but is it not vast, is it not as it should be, seeing that it is the forest? |
hvd.hwaemp | To disdain to- day is to declare oneself a stranger, and what can you hope to do in a world where you shall ever pass as a stranger? |
hvd.hwaemp | To such a question as this who Wisdom and Destiny shall dare to reply? |
hvd.hwaemp | Was it not truth that it sought? |
hvd.hwaemp | Was not destiny's hand laid heavy on Paulus Æmilius, who was fully as wise as Timoleon? |
hvd.hwaemp | We love to throw the dim light of our reason on to our unconscious- ness: why not let it play on what we term the unconsciousness of the universe? |
hvd.hwaemp | Were the gods defying the sage, and how would the sage reply? |
hvd.hwaemp | What becomes of the refuge, then, where wisdom keeps watch over happiness? |
hvd.hwaemp | What can be less abnormal than the ocean, which covers two- thirds of the globe; and yet, what is there more vast? |
hvd.hwaemp | What can we say? |
hvd.hwaemp | What is an act of virtue that we should expect such mighty reward? |
hvd.hwaemp | What merit in being just ourselves if we be not con- vinced of the absolute injustice of fate? |
hvd.hwaemp | What shall she do? |
hvd.hwaemp | What soul that were sure of reward could ever claim to be good? |
hvd.hwaemp | What would Christ, all the heroes, have done had their reason not learned to submit? |
hvd.hwaemp | What would she have en- trapped in her snares? |
hvd.hwaemp | When shall we cease to believe that death, and not life, is important; that misfortune is greater than happiness? |
hvd.hwaemp | Whence comes this rule that I thus propound? |
hvd.hwaemp | Where do we find the fatality in “ Ham- let, ” “ King Lear, ” in “ Macbeth ”? |
hvd.hwaemp | Where have we learned that death fixes the value of life, and not life that of death? |
hvd.hwaemp | Where shall the virtue of man find more everlasting founda- tion than in the seeming injustice of God? |
hvd.hwaemp | Where was it written that Laertes, Ophelia, Hamlet, Claudius, Gertrude, should die — where, save in Hamlet's pitiful blindness? |
hvd.hwaemp | Where was it, in body or soul, that grim fatality lurked? |
hvd.hwaemp | Where were the hearth, the bed, the table, stool, and basin? |
hvd.hwaemp | Which of us finds not, unsought, many thousands of reasons for sorrow? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why conclude, from the fact that Socrates and Antigone met with unhappy ends, that it was their wisdom or virtue brought un- happiness to them? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why harass our soul with endeavour to locate the infinite? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why not speak as though mankind were always on the eve of great certitude, of great joy? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why seek justice where it can not be? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why should we not say that wisdom is the triumph of reason divine over reason of man? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why should we think that the woman I speak of would have known a more brilliant destiny in Venice, Florence, or Rome? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why speak of des- tiny when a simple thought had sufficed to arrest all the forces of murder? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why strive of our own free will to enlarge the domain of the inevitable? |
hvd.hwaemp | Why, when we try to sum up a man's destiny, keep our eyes fixed only on the tears that he shed, and never on the smiles of his joy? |
hvd.hwaemp | Would it have dared to overstep the shining, de- nouncing barrier that his presence would have imposed, and maintained, in front of the palace gates? |
hvd.hwaemp | Would life be endurable if we did not obey many truths that our reason rejects? |
hvd.hwaemp | Would not the true happiness of virtue be destroyed? |
hvd.hwaemp | Would that noble 41 Wisdom and Destiny sovereign's soul have been hopelessly crushed? |
hvd.hwaemp | Would they have contained aught besides the pure light that streams from the lofty soul, as it grows more beautiful still in misfortune? |
hvd.hwaemp | and does it need superhuman effort to recognise that revenge never can be a duty? |
hvd.hwaemp | and is it not of the nature of happiness to be less manifest than misfortune, to become ever less apparent to the eye as it reaches loftier heights? |
hvd.hwaemp | and is our duty most faithfully done when we ourselves are wholly unconscious that this thing that we do is a duty? |
hvd.hwaemp | and is there a truth that can stifle the love of truth in the depths of a loyal heart? |
hvd.hwaemp | and must not thousands and tens of thousands be lost and rot in the lichen ere a single tree spring to life? |
hvd.hwaemp | and where can it be, save in our soul? |
hvd.hwaemp | and yet, who would venture to say that the hero is not wiser by far than the sluggard who quits not his chair because reason forbids him to rise? |
hvd.hwaemp | did not both his sons die, one five days before his 96 Wisdom and Destiny triumph in Rome, and the other but three days after? |
hvd.hwaemp | virtue that is happy because it is noble and pure, that is noble and pure because it desires no reward? |
hvd.hwaemp | was bewildered: do we know what ought to be done? |
hvd.hwaemp | “ Is happiness truly as happy as people imagine? ” was asked of two happy ones once by a philosopher whom protracted injustice had saddened. |
hvd.hwaemp | “ Is that all? |
hvd.rslgh9 | ** Is his fortune sufficient to maintain me in the manner I have been accustomed to live, and as my sisters do live? |
hvd.rslgh9 | 265 the gas used to illuminate the streets? |
hvd.rslgh9 | 269 occur without clouds? |
hvd.rslgh9 | 273 Wher times broken and unequal? |
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hvd.rslgh9 | A man of sense? |
hvd.rslgh9 | An old Quaker accosted a young man who had taken passage, in this manner: “ John, will thee risk thy life in such a concern? |
hvd.rslgh9 | And is he one to whom my friends can have no reasonable objection? |
hvd.rslgh9 | And what pure taste and refinement does it not indicate on the part of the cultivator? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Because the carbonic acid has been driven hat is soda water? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Can heat be reflected? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Have I a competent knowledge of him? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Have I sufficient ground to conclude that his affections are engaged by me? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Having ceased to be your wife, dare I felicitate you on becoming a father? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Horo far is the sun from the earth? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How can the distance a thunder storm is away be ascertained from seeing the flash? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How can the weather be predicted by a barometer? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How do some insects walk on water? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How does breathing purify the blood? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How fast does light travel? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How fast does sound travel in the air? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How is heat diffused? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How is ice cream frozen? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How is the electric light produced? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How shall we secure this? |
hvd.rslgh9 | How"the pressure of the air raise water in a pump? |
hvd.rslgh9 | If a straight stick be partially submerged in water at an angle why does it appear to be bent? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Is air a good conductor of heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Is an escape of illuminating gas dangerous to life? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Is he a man of good character? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Is the air we exhale lighter or heavier than pure air? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Mes walk on the ceiling? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Of what is a ray of light com- posed? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Of what is the atmosphere composed? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Rain and thu What causes rain? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Should they not strive to appear as well through the medium of their letters? |
hvd.rslgh9 | That when we invert a glass that is filled with water, a paper orer the top, that the water does not fall out? |
hvd.rslgh9 | To what height does the atmosphere extend? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What are fogs? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What are its effects? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What are the best reflectors of heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What are the different kinds of clouds? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What are the effects of breathing carbonic acid? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What are the other sources of hydro- carbon in our dwellings? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What are the principal sources of heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What causes a ball to rebound when thrown against a surface? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What causes dew? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What causes the colored sky at sunset? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What causes the rainbow? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What causes twilight? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What do cirrus clouds foretell? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What do cumulus clouds Fores tell? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What do nimbus clouds foretell? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What do stratus clouds foretell? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What has become of the candle when it has burned? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What has been his walk in life? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What have they done in the end for me? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is a barometer? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is a beam of light? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is a compound? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is a halo? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is a ray of light? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is a telephone? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is a thermom- eter? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is absorption of heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is an echo? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is an element? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is attraction? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is carbon? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is conduction? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is convection of heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is electricity? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is fire? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is gravitation? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is heat lightning? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is hoar frost? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is hydrogen? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is its cause? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is light? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is nitrogen? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is oxygen? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is radiation of heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is sleet? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is smoke? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is snowo? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is sound? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the best method of conveying air to fires? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the cause of dreams? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the cause of hail? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the cause of thunder? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the cause of wind? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the mirage, and what is its cause? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the pressure of the atmosphere at le earth's surface? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the pressure on the average man? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the use of nitrogen in the atmosphere? |
hvd.rslgh9 | What is the velocity of electricity? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Where can there be a more appreciable and encouraging field than in the careful devotion to the pleasures and recreations of the household? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Where is the safest place during a thunder storm? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Which is the heavier, dry air or moist air? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Who better than you can sympathize for the loss of a beloved wife? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Who is this invader? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Whri is the cause of lightning? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are dark articles of cloth- ing warm? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are high mountain peaks covered with snow? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are meteor- olites or shooting stars seen most frequently between the 12th and 14th of November of each year? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are soap- bubbles boles round? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are some sub- stances black? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are some substances red? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are some substances white? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why are white articles of clothing cool? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do balloons ascend in air? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do burn- ing glasses set fire to combustible substances? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do chimneys smoke in damp weather? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do clouds gather around mountain tops? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do flat stones “ skip"when thrown obliquely on water? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do halos foretell wet weather? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do heavy dews foretell rain? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do iron articles feel very cold in winter? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do some articles feel colder than others, when all are of the same tem- perature? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do some plants droop at sun- set? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do stars twinkle? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do they disappear soon after sunrise? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do we cough? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do we hear more dis- tinctly on a damp day than we do on a dry one? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why do we sneeze? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a feather fall more slowly than a Stone? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a highly colored sunset predict a storm? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a hoop roll without falling? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a lamp chimney increase the brilliancy of the flame? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a needle float onen laid carefully on the surface of water? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a soap- bubble rise in the air? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a stove smoke when the fire is first lighted? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does a top spin? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does air ascend the chimney? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does blowing a fire make it burn brighter? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does blowing sharply at a candle put it out? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does boiled* taste flat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does exercise make one feel warmer? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does fanning the face make us cooler? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does friction produce heat? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does it sometimes take a zigzag course? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does more rain fall in March and April than in July and August? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does not a piece of wood burning at one end become hot at the other? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does oil ascend in the wick of a lamp? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does smoke ascend more directly one day than it does another? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does smoke ascend? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does sprinkling the streets make the air cooler? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does the flame of a candle terminate in a point? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does the mercury rise when the temperature becomes greater, and fall when it is less? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why does water boil? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is a piece of ice longer in melting when wrapped in flannel? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is but little dew formed on cloudy nights? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is dew heavier on some objects than on others? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it dan- gerous to burn charcoal in rooms? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it dangerous to be near a fire during a thunder storm? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it dangerous to stand near a tree during a thunder storm? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it difficult to wash with hard water? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it frequently warmer when a frost sets in? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it painful to touch the tongue to a very cold iron? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it sometimes colder when a thaw sets in? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is it that when we whirl a pail, that is partially filled with water, over our heads, the water does not fall out? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is rain water soft? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is snow white? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why is the sea salt? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why not consider it a pleasant occupation, and make it so by trying to see what perfect bread I can make?' |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why not have some elegance in even the humblest homes? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why on a warm day does moisture collect on the outside of an ice- pitcher? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why then, is the weather not colder before a rain? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why will a candle when placed under a closed vessel soon be extinguished? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Why? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Will it burn? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Will it support combustion? |
hvd.rslgh9 | Will it support life? |
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hvd.ah4qbk | And thou wouldst sing His praises with such care- less glibness? hvd.ah4qbk Are ye deserving of the glory?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | But tell me, how many teeth have you? ” The emperor hastily inserted a finger in his mouth and began to count them. hvd.ah4qbk Do you not know that nothing can be accom- plished without money? ”'. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Do you not know? ” they answered, “ Last night a band of robbers attacked the village and destroyed it with fire and sword. hvd.ah4qbk Does the sun shine in your land? ” “ Yes ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Hast thou a son? ” “ Yes. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Have these idols the power of speech? ”'Father, thou hast spoken truly! |
hvd.ah4qbk | Have you beasts in your fields? ”'“ Certainly. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Have you done anything else that is admirable? ”. hvd.ah4qbk Have you studied at all?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | Master, what mysterious vision illumines your countenance? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Of what use is the spider? ” thought he. hvd.ah4qbk Then why is it written,'It grieved Him at His heart?'" |
hvd.ah4qbk | What feelings stirred thy heart when he was born? ”I rejoiced. ” “ And yet thou knowest that the day will come when he will die. |
hvd.ah4qbk | What is that?'' hvd.ah4qbk What strange thing is this which you have told my daughter? ” demanded the emperor. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Why do you wish to become a merchant? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Why dost thou not cross over? ” they cried to him. hvd.ah4qbk Why?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | 'Hath thy God a nose?' |
hvd.ah4qbk | 'Hath thy God ears?' |
hvd.ah4qbk | 'Hath thy God eyes? |
hvd.ah4qbk | 'Hath thy God feet?' |
hvd.ah4qbk | 'Hath thy God hands? |
hvd.ah4qbk | A Roman matron asked Rabbi bar Chalafta, “ Is it true that'He giveth wisdom unto the wise'? |
hvd.ah4qbk | A heathen inquired of Rabbi Joshua ben Karcha,"Didst thou not say that God could foresee the future?'' |
hvd.ah4qbk | Am I my brother's keeper? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | And the prison? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Are we not told that Abraham himself served the three guests who ate at his table? |
hvd.ah4qbk | But soon after, while he was wandering in the fields, a voice seemed to say, “ Why weepest thou? |
hvd.ah4qbk | But the king sent him this message: “ My son, what child need be ashamed to return to his father who loves him?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | Can the fragments be put together again? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Did we come hither to get gold or to learn the Law? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Do you know the greatness of his acts? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Do you not know that the Eternal can deliver me from need and bestow riches upon me if such be His will? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Dost thou think thou canst destroy the people I have spared? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Dost thou think to praise God fitly in so unrestrained a manner? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Duties to One's Fellow Men 87 DUTIES TO ONE'S FELLOW MEN NO ESCAPE FOR THE GUILTY And the Lord said unto Cain,"Where is Abel thy brother?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | Eliezer, astonished, said hesitatingly, “ My friend, how canst thou permit so great a man to serve thee? ” “ To serve me? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Eliezer, astonished, said hesitatingly, “ My friend, how canst thou permit so great a man to serve thee? ” “ To serve me? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Every- thing about thee is pleasant and lovely, but of what profit are all thy delights? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Has it not been said, “ Thou shalt dash them to pieces like a potter's vessel? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Has it not been said,'He raiseth the poor out of the dust?' |
hvd.ah4qbk | He then addressed the cantor thus: “ My friend, hast thou really exhausted the praise due the King of Kings? |
hvd.ah4qbk | He thought to himself, “ Of what profit are the friends my father bequeathed to me? |
hvd.ah4qbk | His master said to him, “ What does this mean? |
hvd.ah4qbk | His prayer was answered, for behold, Elijah appeared before him, saying, “ What wouldst thou have of me? |
hvd.ah4qbk | How can I raise my eyes and look upon my neighbor? |
hvd.ah4qbk | How can I raise my eyes and look upon my neighbor? |
hvd.ah4qbk | How could I have reached the place where the fruit grows? ”'But the king was wise enough to guess what had happened. |
hvd.ah4qbk | How could I have taken the fruit? ” And the lame man said, “ My lord king, thou knowest I can not walk. |
hvd.ah4qbk | How dared you? ” “ Sir, I but followed your advice. ”,"My advice! ” repeated the uncle angrily. |
hvd.ah4qbk | How, then, can he enter it? |
hvd.ah4qbk | I took the young man aside and said, “ What is it that troubles you? |
hvd.ah4qbk | I wonder when he will return to me?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | If a man has gold and silver, pearls and diamonds, even all the treasures the world affords, and has no knowledge, what does it profit him? |
hvd.ah4qbk | If a man steals seeds and scatter them on the ground, shall not the seeds bring forth fruit, even though they are stolen? |
hvd.ah4qbk | If it had pleased me to pierce your heart with my sword, who would have called me to account for your death? ”"Sir, subdue your wrath, I beg of you. |
hvd.ah4qbk | If man fails to prepare on the eve of the Sabbath, what shall he eat when the Sabbath comes? |
hvd.ah4qbk | If one embarks on a voyage and takes nothing with him, how shall his hunger be satis- fied upon the seas? |
hvd.ah4qbk | If, in the meantine, a friend passed by and greeted you, would you turn aside from your interview in order to reply to the salutation? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | In another dream he heard a voice say, “ Why should you be grieved to have a butcher as your comrade? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Is it because they have made a golden image? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Is the earth without a master? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Is there ever a time when we rejoice together? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Is there in your hearts a doubt of the greatness of God?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | Moses asked,"Shall I not write down all which Thou hast revealed to me?'' |
hvd.ah4qbk | Now that the serpent was dead and the nest de- stroyed, the dove was asked, “ How long wilt thou fly from place to place? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Rab Huna was displeased with this conclusion, since it seemed a reflection upon his character, and he said,"So you think I am guilty of a sin? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Rabbinic Wisdom UNQUESTIONING FAITH “ A woman of valor who can find? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Returning to the ship, he asked his companion, “ Why didst thou not also go up to the city?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | Shall God, because of such folly, destroy His own creation? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Shall I return them to him?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | She chanced to meet Injustice, who, seeing her dark and somber countenance, inquired, “ Whence comest thou? |
hvd.ah4qbk | The friend, seeing that nothing would assuage the king's anger, said to him, “ Thou wouldst disown her because of the ten pearls which she lost? |
hvd.ah4qbk | The heathen, surprised at its docility, exclaimed,"Have you bewitched the beast? |
hvd.ah4qbk | The king replied, “ How do I know that you will keep your word? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | The owner pursued him, saying, “ What have you in your hand? ” “ Nothing,"replied the intruder. |
hvd.ah4qbk | The rabbi and his pupils therefore went to a dif- ferent place, but the owner came to them and said, “ Why did you leave? |
hvd.ah4qbk | The rabbi answered, “ Why should we be sorrow- ful? |
hvd.ah4qbk | The teacher touched the Persian's ear, saying,"What is this?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | Then He asked the children of Ishmael, “ Will ye accept the Torah? ” “ What does it contain?'' |
hvd.ah4qbk | Then He asked the children of Ishmael, “ Will ye accept the Torah? ” “ What does it contain?'' |
hvd.ah4qbk | Then they said, “ Wilt thou withdraw from us the blessing of our forefather Isaac, who declared,'By thy sword shalt thou live'? |
hvd.ah4qbk | They did so, and when the wife asked, “ Shall it be level or heaping? ”'they replied that her husband had not specified. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Thou askest,'Hath thy God a mouth?' |
hvd.ah4qbk | Thou didst not forbid it. ” “ Did I not declare in the second commandment, “ Thou shalt not make unto thyself a graven image'? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Thou knowest that the weaver wove the garment. ”"Dost thou not also know that the Holy One, blessed be He, created His world? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Thus, if he sins, he dies; if he sins not, he lives eternally. ” gg HOW TO AVOID SIN “ Wouldst thou avoid sin? |
hvd.ah4qbk | To a customer coming in to purchase an idol, Abraham said politely, “ Wilt thou tell me how old thou art? ” “ Sixty years, ” replied the man. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Turning to his opponents, he said, “ Upon what documents do you base your claims? ”"What document? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Turning to his opponents, he said, “ Upon what documents do you base your claims? ”"What document? |
hvd.ah4qbk | WISDOM — TO WHOM VOUCHSAFED? |
hvd.ah4qbk | What does it profit to know the holy ordi- nances unless one reverences father and mother? |
hvd.ah4qbk | What is the garden? |
hvd.ah4qbk | What is the reward for their labors? |
hvd.ah4qbk | What is thy sorrow?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | What matter, if it please him? |
hvd.ah4qbk | What seekest thou? |
hvd.ah4qbk | What would you have me do? ” The prince acknowledged the justice of the argu- ment, and permitted the man to go on his way. |
hvd.ah4qbk | When he overtook them, they asked, “ What hast thou learned? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | When they had gone some distance on their way, the youngest brother said, “ What have we done? |
hvd.ah4qbk | When thou didst say,'Who is on the Lord's side?' |
hvd.ah4qbk | Which of the two merited the king's wrath? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Whither art thou going? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Who is the king? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Who knows what contrary winds and storms it may encounter? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Why did you not regard my greeting? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Why does God visit such mis- fortunes upon man? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Why is there so great a difference between me and the rich man who has no cares in the world? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Why? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Why? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Will you give me a basketful? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | Wilt thou be my companion? ” “ Upon what terms? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Wilt thou be my companion? ” “ Upon what terms? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Would not the prince, far from being angry at such an act, rather reward the well- disposed helper who saved his son from death? |
hvd.ah4qbk | Wouldst thou now destroy it? |
hvd.ah4qbk | You are willing to rely upon that document? |
hvd.ah4qbk | when will another brick be put in its place? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ And because you suspect your servant of stealing, you in turn steal from him? |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Art thou sure that these jugs are the same which thou gavest the accused for safe- keeping? ” asked David. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Can you recite the Shema?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Didst thou take advantage of these pleasures?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Do you doubt that he steals from me far more than what I am required to give him?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ How canst thou make merry when the king hath ruined his son's wedding preparations? ” asked the courtiers. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ How is it with thee? ” he asked. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ How should I know whither your son has gone?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Is it the custom to carve thus in Jerusalem?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Then what did he do? ”"He led me into his garden. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Thou fearest what man thinks, and should I not fear the King of Kings, the eternal God? ” “ Is there an eternal God?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Thou fearest what man thinks, and should I not fear the King of Kings, the eternal God? ” “ Is there an eternal God?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Thou shalt not steal. ” They replied,"Wilt thou withdraw from us the blessing of our forefather Isaac? |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ What didst thou see there?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ What has brought you here? ” inquired Akiba. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ What have I to do here? ”"Did you not bid me take the greatest treasure in your house and return with it to the home of my father? |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ What have I to do here? ”"Did you not bid me take the greatest treasure in your house and return with it to the home of my father? |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ What have we to eat today?" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ What shall I do? ” he thought. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ What shall be used for the sacrifice and what remains for the priest? ”. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Where am I? ” he asked. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Who made it? ” “ The weaver,"was the reply. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Who says this letter is so called? ” The rabbi continued: “ This is Beth. ” Again the pupil made the same objection. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Who told you it is your ear? ”'"Why, everyone knows that!" |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Why did you not come sooner? ” he asked them. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Why do you sigh? ” inquired the emperor. |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Why should I do so? |
hvd.ah4qbk | “ Will you sell me that wood? ” he inquired. |
hvd.32044054167390 | ... And are not his days like the days of an hireling? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 2 The feeling expressed in the first section is carried for- ward: If he was doomed to be born, why was the luxury of immediate death denied him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 23 4, 5-8 The Book of Job Can that which hath no savour be eaten without salt? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 27 5, 6 →8 The Book of Job If I have sinned, what can I do unto thee, O thou watcher of men? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 28 Why are times not laid up by the Almighty? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 35 The Debate 8 – II ZOPHAR II Should not the multitude of words be answered? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 44 Behold, God doeth loftily in his power: Who is a teacher like unto him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 45 15, 16 →8 The Book of Job But now thou numberest my steps: Dost thou not watch over my sin? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 73 3I, 32 →8 The Book of Job To whom hast thou uttered words? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 74 The Debate 86- 32 Will he delight himself in the Almighty, And call upon God at all times? |
hvd.32044054167390 | 77 33, 34-6 The Book of Job And where is the place of understanding? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Am I a sea, or a sea- monster, That thou settest a watch over me? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And as for my hope, who shall see it? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And canst thou thunder with a voice like him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And dost thou open thine eyes upon such an one, And bringest me into judgement with thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And dost thou restrain wisdom to thyself? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And he which is born of a woman, that he should be righteous? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And how long shall the words of thy mouth be like a mighty wind? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And if thy transgressions be multiplied, What doest thou unto him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And shall I wait because they speak not, Because they stand still, and answer no more? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And should a man full of talk be justified? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And thou sayest, “ What doth God know? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And to which of the holy ones wilt thou turn? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And what is mine end, that I should be patient? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And when he hideth his face, Who then can behold him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And when thou mockest, shall no man make thee ashamed? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And where is the place of understanding? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And whose spirit came forth from thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And why do not they which know him see his days? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And why do thine eyes wink? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And why dost thou not pardon my transgression, And take away mine iniquity? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And why should I not be impatient? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And why should longer life be thrust upon a heart that is broken? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And wilt thou condemn him that is just and mighty? |
hvd.32044054167390 | And, What profit shall I have more than if I had sinned? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Are the consolations of God too small for thee, And the word that dealeth gently with thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Art thou the first man that was born? |
hvd.32044054167390 | As for me, is my complaint to man? |
hvd.32044054167390 | BILDAD 6 How long wilt thou speak these things? |
hvd.32044054167390 | BILDAD I9 How long will ye lay snares for words? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Behold he seizeth the prey, who can hinder him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Behold, all ye yourselves have seen it; Why then are ye become altogether vain? |
hvd.32044054167390 | But I have understanding as well as you; I am not inferior to you: Yea, who knoweth not such things as these? |
hvd.32044054167390 | But he is in one mind, And who can turn him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | But it may be objected, Job makes submission and re- pents: of what sin, according to this reading of the Divine Intervention, does he repent? |
hvd.32044054167390 | But man dieth, and wasteth away: Yea, man giveth up the ghost, and where is he? |
hvd.32044054167390 | But the thunder of his power who can understand? |
hvd.32044054167390 | But where shall wisdom be found? |
hvd.32044054167390 | But who can withhold himself from speaking? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Can he judge through the thick darkness? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Can not my taste discern mischievous things? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Can the flag grow without water? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Can the rush grow up without mire? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Canst thou by searching find out God? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Canst thou draw out leviathan with a fish hook? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Canst thou fill his skin with barbed irons, Or his head with fish spears? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Canst thou find out the Almighty unto perfection? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Canst thou number the months that they fulfil? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Canst thou put a rope into his nose? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Deeper than Sheol; What canst thou know? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Did I say, Give unto me? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Did not I weep for him that was in trouble? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Do ye imagine to reprove words? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Doth God pervert judgement? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Doth the eagle mount up at thy command, And make her nest on high? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Doth the hawk soar by thy wisdom, And stretch her wings toward the south? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Doth the wild ass bray when he hath grass? |
hvd.32044054167390 | ELIPHAZ I6 Should a wise man make answer with vain knowledge, And fill his belly with the east wind? |
hvd.32044054167390 | For what is the hope of the godless, when God cutteth him off, When he taketh away his soul? |
hvd.32044054167390 | For what pleasure hath he in his house after him, When the number of his months is cut off in the midst? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Give now a pledge, be surety for me with thyself; Who is there that will strike hands with me? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast not thou made an hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he hath, on every side? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast thou clothed his neck with the quivering mane? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast thou comprehended the breadth of the earth? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast thou eyes of flesh, Or seest thou as man seeth? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast thou heard the secret counsel of God? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast thou made him to leap as a locust? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Hast thou not poured me out as milk, And curdled me like cheese? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Have the gates of death been revealed unto thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | He appears on the scene among the sons of God; and there is nothing to distinguish his xy Introduction 8- in a ‘ state of probation ”? |
hvd.32044054167390 | He is wise in heart and mighty in strength: Who hath hardened himself against him and prospered? |
hvd.32044054167390 | His own case is forgotten for the time; what can the Friends say as to these doubts? |
hvd.32044054167390 | How forcible are words of uprightness But what doth your arguing reprove? |
hvd.32044054167390 | How long wilt thou not look away from me, Nor let me alone till I swallow down my spittle? |
hvd.32044054167390 | How many are mine iniquities and sins? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Howbeit doth not one stretch out the hand in his fall? |
hvd.32044054167390 | I6 II THE DEBATE ELIPHAZ 3 If one assay to commune with thee, wilt thou be grieved? |
hvd.32044054167390 | II2 Divine Intervention 8 – 46, 47, 48 Shall he that cavilleth contend with the Almighty? |
hvd.32044054167390 | If he pass through, and shut up, 37 II →8 The Book of Job And call unto judgement, then who can hinder him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | If it be not HE, WHO then is it? |
hvd.32044054167390 | If thou be righteous, what givest thou him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | If thou hast sinned, What doest thou against him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is it fit to say to a king, Thou art vile, Or to nobles, Ye are wicked? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is it good that he should search you out? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is it good unto thee that thou shouldest oppress, That thou shouldest despise the work of thine hands, And shine upon the counsel of the wicked? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is it not that I have no help in me, And that sound wisdom is driven quite from me? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is my strength the strength of stones? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is not God in the height of heaven? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is not their tent- cord plucked up within them? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is not thy fear of God thy confidence, And thy hope the integrity of thy ways? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is there injustice on my tongue? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Is there not a time of service to man upon earth? |
hvd.32044054167390 | It is high as heaven; What canst thou do? |
hvd.32044054167390 | JOB 2O How long will ye vex my soul, And break me in pieces with words? |
hvd.32044054167390 | JOB 47 Behold, I am of small account; what shall I answer thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | JOB 7 Of a truth I know that it is so: But how can man be just with God? |
hvd.32044054167390 | JOB How oft is it that the lamp of the wicked is put out? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Knowest thou the time when the wild goats of the rock bring forth? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Lo, these are but the outskirts of his ways; And how small a whisper do we hear of him But the thunder of his power who can understand? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or as one deceiveth a man, will ye deceive him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or canst thou mark when the hinds do calve? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or doth the Almighty pervert justice? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or hast thou an arm like God? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or hast thou seen the gates of the shadow of death? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or hast thou walked in the recesses of the deep? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or in his calamity therefore cry for help? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or is my flesh of brass? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or is there any taste in the white of an egg? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or knowest thou the time when they bring forth? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or loweth the ox over his fodder? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or pierce his jaw through with a hook? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or press down his tongue with a cord? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or satisfy the appetite of the young lions, When they couch in their dens, And abide in the covert to lie in wait? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or shall the rock be removed out of its place? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or wast thou brought forth before the hills? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or what provoketh thee that thou answerest? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or what receiveth he of thine hand? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or where were the upright cut off? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or who can pour out the bottles of heaven, When the dust runneth into a mass, And the clods cleave fast together? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or who can say, Thou hast wrought unrighteousness? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or who hath given understanding to the mind? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or who hath loosed the bands of the wild ass? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or why the breasts, that I should suck? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or will he speak soft words unto thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or wilt thou bind him for thy maidens? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or, Deliver me from the adversary's hand? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or, Offer a present for me of your substance? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Or, Redeem me from the hand of the oppressors? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Remember, I beseech thee, that thou hast fashioned me as clay; And wilt thou bring me into dust again? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Remember, I pray thee, who ever perished, being innocent? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall a man be pure before his Maker? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall any take him when he is on the watch, Or pierce through his nose with a snare? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall even one that hateth right govern? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall it be told him that I would speak? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall not his excellency make you afraid, And his dread fall upon you? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall the bands of fishermen make traffic of him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall they part him among the merchants? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Shall vain words have an end? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Should he reason with unprofitable talk, Or with speeches wherewith he can do no good? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Should thy boastings make men hold their peace? |
hvd.32044054167390 | That God distributeth sorrows in his anger? |
hvd.32044054167390 | That their calamity cometh upon them? |
hvd.32044054167390 | That they are as stubble before the wind, And as chaff that the storm carrieth away? |
hvd.32044054167390 | The Book of Job What is the Almighty that we should serve him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | They die, and that without wisdom. ” Call now: is there any that will answer thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | This line must be connected with the previous line, Who knoweth not such things as these? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Thou that tearest thyself in thine anger, Shall the earth be forsaken for thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Though I speak, my grief is not assuaged: And though I forbear, what am I eased? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Was not my soul grieved for the needy? |
hvd.32044054167390 | What is man, that he should be clean? |
hvd.32044054167390 | What is my strength that I should wait? |
hvd.32044054167390 | What knowest thou, that we know not? |
hvd.32044054167390 | What then is his “ Curse'? |
hvd.32044054167390 | What understandest thou, which is not in us? |
hvd.32044054167390 | When I lie down, I say, When shall I arise? |
hvd.32044054167390 | When he giveth quietness, Who then can condemn? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Whence then cometh wisdom? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wherefore are we counted as beasts, And are become unclean in your sight? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wherefore do the wicked live, Become old, yea, wax mighty in power? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wherefore hidest thou thy face, And holdest me for thine enemy? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who can bring a clean thing out of an unclean? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who can number the clouds by wisdom? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who gave him a charge over the earth 2 Or who hath disposed the whole world? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who hath enjoined him his way? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who hath sent out the wild ass free? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who is he that will contend with me? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who provideth for the raven his food, When his young ones cry unto God, And wander for lack of meat? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Who will say unto him, What doest thou? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Whose house I have made the wilderness, And the salt land his dwelling place; IIo 46-6 The Book of Job Hast thou given the horse his might? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Why did I not give up the ghost when I came out of the belly? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Why did the knees receive me? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Why dost thou strive against him, For that he giveth not account of any of his matters? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Why doth thine heart carry thee away? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Why hast thou set me as a mark for thee, So that I am a burden to myself? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Why now is life forced upon the miserable? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Will God hear his cry, When trouble cometh upon him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Will he make a covenant with thee, That thou shouldest take him for a servant forever? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Will he make many supplications unto thee? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Will thy riches suffice that thou be not in distress, Or all the forces of thy strength? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Will ye contend for God? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Will ye respect his person? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Will ye speak unrighteously for God, And talk deceitfully for him? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wilt thou condemn me, that thou mayest be justified? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wilt thou even disannul my judgement? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wilt thou harass a driven leaf And wilt thou pursue the dry stubble? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wilt thou hunt the prey for the lioness? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Wilt thou play with him as with a bird? |
hvd.32044054167390 | Yea, can any understand the spreadings of the clouds, The thunderings of his pavilion? |
hvd.32044054167390 | | 2 Why died I not from the womb? |
hvd.32044054167390 | — If a man die, shall he live again? |
hvd.32044054167390 | — If a man die, shall he live again? |
hvd.32044019878818 | 103 could, or would be relieved?-Have you never, in a fit of uncontrollable indignation, threatened to go home to your mamma? |
hvd.32044019878818 | 103 could, or would be relieved?-Have you never, in a fit of uncontrollable indignation, threatened to go home to your mamma? |
hvd.32044019878818 | 205 A SONG WHEN lovely woman, prone to folly, Finds that e'en ROWLAND's oils betray; What charm can soothe her melancholy? |
hvd.32044019878818 | 208 Is it so?...... |
hvd.32044019878818 | 286 Transparencies... 210/ Wholesome Superstitions......... 237 Is it so?...... |
hvd.32044019878818 | A FALLACY FOR THE FACULTIES.-- Why ought a tailor never to begin to make a coat until he tries it on? |
hvd.32044019878818 | A pain, love? |
hvd.32044019878818 | A pain, love? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Affectionate or volatile?) |
hvd.32044019878818 | And after that? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And how long does she keep it up? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And now, do you know who this young lady is who dances her 120 miles a week? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And now, how shall I speak of the kindness of my mother?" |
hvd.32044019878818 | And what comes after Matrimony? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And you're not cross? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And you're not cross? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And you're not cross? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And you're not cross? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And you, sir—[name and address family friends],—can I forget the interest you, my godfather, took in my earliest welfare? |
hvd.32044019878818 | And you, sir—[name bress family friends),-can I forget the interest sous"godfather, took in my earliest welfare? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Besides what becomes of all their broken hearts, I should like to know? |
hvd.32044019878818 | But does she take no nourish- ment to keep up this extraordinary fatigue? |
hvd.32044019878818 | But is that any reason why we should be hurried up to the idol's shrine, and required to bow down and tickle it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | But is that any reason why we should be hurried up to the idol's shrine, and required to bow down and tickle it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | But then, perhaps, I ought n't? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Can I emember that upon your wholesome advice I was ely flogged for truant, when the weakness of my parents would have suffered me to pass unscathed? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Can the shut shops have anything to do with this? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Come, let us sit, love( they seat themselves), and this arm of mine Circling thee like — but what is there like this? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Did you not feel ashamed, and angry with yourself, and vow that you would never do so again?- Do you mean to say you have never searched your hus. |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do I say this to make any claim upon your gratitude? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do I say this to make any claim upon your gratitude? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do flowers converse? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do you feel better now, love? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do you feel better now, love? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do you think I'm quite a muff, M'm? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do you think I'm quite a muff, M'm? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do you think I'm quite a muff, M'm? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do you think I'm quite a muff, M’m? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Do you think I'm quite a muff, M’m? |
hvd.32044019878818 | HOW ARE PROMISES MADE FAST?-By nails or pins according as persons are in the habit of running away from their words. |
hvd.32044019878818 | Hallo, my Lord!--my Lord, I say! — make a little room, ca n't you? — you are squeezing this Lady to death. |
hvd.32044019878818 | Hav- ing lighted my pipe, I began to ask myself the question, “ Can that be a creditor? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Have you remarked, my dear, how the young men of the present day waste their wine? |
hvd.32044019878818 | How do I know what you came for? |
hvd.32044019878818 | How often does this occur? |
hvd.32044019878818 | How was it likely that he could recollect every little atom out of the innumerable mountains his pen had heaped up? |
hvd.32044019878818 | IS MAN A FREE AGENT? |
hvd.32044019878818 | IS THIS THE WAY YOU FILL UP YOUR CENSUS? |
hvd.32044019878818 | If he pro- jects any little trip, the thought that always stops him at the door is, “ Whatever shall I do with my furniture?" |
hvd.32044019878818 | If nature means that we should warn before we strike, why did she give us fists before speech? |
hvd.32044019878818 | If nature means that we should warn before we strike, why did she give us fists before speech? |
hvd.32044019878818 | If nature means that we should warn before we strike, why did she give us fists before speech? |
hvd.32044019878818 | If thou wert twice thy size, my sighs the same I'd breathe for thee- I still should cry,"no matter,"With love I burn — shall fat put out the flame? |
hvd.32044019878818 | If thou wert twice thy size, my sighs the same I'd breathe for thee- I still should cry,"no matter,"With love I burn- shall fat put out the flame? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it dice? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it dice? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it not as easy To say dianthus, and to add barbatus? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it not as easy To say dianthus, and to add barbatus? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it not as easy To say dianthus, and to add barbatus? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it not as easy To say dianthus, and to add barbatus? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it not as easy To say dianthus, and to add barbatus? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it not as easy To say dianthus, and to add barbatus? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it not so? ”"Oh, yes! |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is n't he a dear? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Is not my fortune ample too? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Kindred Quacks....... 138 The Oldest Note of Interrogation, 188 Babyolatry................ 141 “ Breaches of Decorum".......... 1 What is a Baby?. |
hvd.32044019878818 | Ko Now, WHAT WOULD HE LIKE BEST FOR A PRESENT?" |
hvd.32044019878818 | Look at her, as she is reclining on that ottoman-does she not seem to be at the last gasp of exhaustion? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Mam- ma ne- ver serves Pa- pa so; does she, dear Mam- ma? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Must I not, therefore, be possessed, To feel that dread, of devils blue? |
hvd.32044019878818 | My Lydia, cross with thee? |
hvd.32044019878818 | My Lydia, cross with thee? |
hvd.32044019878818 | My Lydia, cross with thee? |
hvd.32044019878818 | My Lydia, cross with thee? |
hvd.32044019878818 | My dear, will you allow me to offer you a glass of wine? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Nay, teach not those sweet lips to pout, Nor at my pleading make wry faces; Canst still thy faithful Edwin doubt? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Now, Mem, if you please, what can we have the pleasure of showing you to- day? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Now, as Frederic likes these things — need we say more to a girl who means to make home happy? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Now, madam, what department? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Oh, what for? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Or the blue rosetted prize- joints, with their tallowy moun- tains swelling? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Or the poulterer's, turkey tapestried; or the oyster- shops, where study Gets perplexed amid the barrels, and the rows of lobsters ruddy? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Pray be more careful, Sir — do you know that you are running your spur into my ankle? |
hvd.32044019878818 | SO YOU CALL YOURSELF THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY'—DO YOU AND ME A'FEMALE?'" |
hvd.32044019878818 | Say, when shall we meet again? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Similia similibus curantur?" |
hvd.32044019878818 | So that, in fact, it is a shocking liar, And why? |
hvd.32044019878818 | So that, in fact, it is a shocking liar, And why? |
hvd.32044019878818 | That gorgeous velvet, that makes pale all tissues where they've laid it What if the weaver's passing by, whose wasted fingers made it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | That she has n't the disposition of an angel, or the tem- per of a saint- or else how could she go through one- half of what she does? |
hvd.32044019878818 | The reader is requested to respond to the above with a horse- laugh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Then the glory of the Twelfth Cakes what words may suffice for telling? |
hvd.32044019878818 | There, do n't be silly- Horace- don't- how can you? |
hvd.32044019878818 | There, do n't be silly- Horace- don't- how can you? |
hvd.32044019878818 | There, do n't be silly- Horace- don't- how can you? |
hvd.32044019878818 | This? |
hvd.32044019878818 | This? |
hvd.32044019878818 | This? |
hvd.32044019878818 | This? |
hvd.32044019878818 | This? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Tired of Welsh rabbits and kidneys almost What do you say to an Anchovy Toast? |
hvd.32044019878818 | To whom are you speaking, Sir? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Very well, But may I have a weed, my darling, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Very well, But may I have a weed, my darling, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Very well, But may I have a weed, my darling, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | WHEN Othello killed Desdemona, was he thinking of his Wife? |
hvd.32044019878818 | WHERE is our leg of mutton? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What art can turn gray hairs away? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What did I bid you call it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What did I bid you call it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What did I bid you call it? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What do I see? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What do you mean, Sir, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What do you mean, Sir, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What do you mean, Sir, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What do you mean, Sir, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What do you mean, Sir, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What do you mean, Sir, eh? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What is it you're looking for? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What is man, and what are flies? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What right has he to come as late as ten o'clock? ” Servant( who has answered the door). |
hvd.32044019878818 | What shall he sing for? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What then? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What then? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What valid reason can be assigned for the practice of shooting? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What's that? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What's that? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What's that? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What's the matter? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What's the price of that mummy? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What's this? |
hvd.32044019878818 | What's this? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Whatever have I done? |
hvd.32044019878818 | When will the Doctor call? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Where do they all go to? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Where does it come from? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Where is her hus- band? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who absurdly buys Fruit not worth the baking? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who are you? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who cares for Tomkins? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who cares for Tomkins? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who cares for Tomkins? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who cares for Tomkins? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who cares for Tomkins? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who cares for Tomkins? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who could have been the glutton That made his meal thereon? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who it is that goes through an amount of labor only to be equalled by the poor fellows who walk their thousand miles in their thousand hours? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Who wastes crust on pies That do not pay for making? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Why can he not speak plain, and why does he tum- ble and roll a- bout? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Why is a woman's talk like light? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Why is a woman's talk like light? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Why is a woman's talk like light? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Why is a youth like a church robbed of its bibles and prayer- books,& c.?-He is in a state of pew- pillage. |
hvd.32044019878818 | Why not put that “ villainous saltpetre"under a ban, as well as that pernicious alcohol? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Will you have the kindness to move on, Sir? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Wilt thou not be with riches blest? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Winter furs, Ma'am, no doubt? |
hvd.32044019878818 | Would you deny so rich a blessing, granted so easily?' |
hvd.32044019878818 | Would you not rather take her for a fashionable mummy just embalmed in cashmeres? |
hvd.32044019878818 | and What am I? |
hvd.32044019878818 | and can you, without much prejudice, inform us who was to blame in each instance for such provocation? |
hvd.32044019878818 | and to neglect your husband's wants to attend to her whims and fancies? |
hvd.32044019878818 | band's pockets? |
hvd.32044019878818 | did you not hear of a handsome young clergyman, Who in his pulpit was wo nt for to cry? |
hvd.32044019878818 | dren like opium?-Because it's Laudanum. |
hvd.32044019878818 | mediately after you had given your husband cold meat for dinner? |
hvd.32044019878818 | or, granting that necessi- ty, was it prudent, or kind, do you imagine, to make all the arrangements of the house subservient to her comfort? |
hvd.32044019878818 | the bottle? |
hvd.32044019878818 | throw it into the road? |
hvd.32044019878818 | what That nice new cloak? |
hvd.32044019878818 | what's that? |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ A few minutes more, and we part — perchance for ever In the meanwhile, might I entreat a trifling favor, which would render me supremely happy?" |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ Has the butcher been here? |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ How,"asks one of these unprincipled adventurers, in a recent circular, “ How can you express in four units that food is necessary for man?-1. |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ If you please, mum, the milliner has called with your new dress, and wishes to know if you will try it on? ” Wife( in quite another tone). |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ Is he alone?" |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ Now, ARTHUR, WHICH WILL YOU HAVE SOME OF THIS NIOS PUDDING, OR SOME JAM TART? ” Juvenile. |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ RAILROADS, SIB? |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ To my preserver? — that were indeed ungrateful, ” Isa bel answered. |
hvd.32044019878818 | “ Why is a bald man like an invalid?-Because he wants fresh( h)air." |
hvd.32044086859428 | ( To her sister) Shall I tell the rest? |
hvd.32044086859428 | AMABEL, Do you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | APPLEFORD, At this hour? |
hvd.32044086859428 | APPLEFORD, How do you know that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | APPLEFORD, So you think he is going to see her to- night at half- past twelve? |
hvd.32044086859428 | APPLEFORD, Where is Georgina? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Ah, then the Appleford story is true? |
hvd.32044086859428 | All the same, meanwhile, could you decide whether you care for these new skirts? |
hvd.32044086859428 | All the same, would you go in for this kind of thing? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And now what do you think? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And when I sit there alone- looking at it, I think-"What has my work done for me? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And when he does n't love her? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And who were the infernal old bores? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And will you tell Mrs. Lynton — who is with Aunt — that Amabel is waiting? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And you say she is good- looking? |
hvd.32044086859428 | And- after tea? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are n't you glad, Georgina? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are they conceivable? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you about to speak of Lord Appleford? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you coming with us to the Merediths'? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you coming, Ada? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you fickle? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you goin'to the Merediths'? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you going to make a lot of mischief, Ada? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you sure of that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you unwill- ing- are you — mortgaged? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Are you well? |
hvd.32044086859428 | BRADGERS.. How are you, my dear friend, how are you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Bertram Romney? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Bored? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But could we let her throw herself away? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But does it look well? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But suppose there is a grain of truth in their stories? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But what can one do with girls at the present day? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But what else did the little bird say? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But who would have thought, eh? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But why are you so anxious — so eager about this? |
hvd.32044086859428 | But, all the same, why should she have fainted when she saw him this evening? |
hvd.32044086859428 | By the by, can you tell me anything about Lord Appleford? |
hvd.32044086859428 | By the by, do you like this gown? |
hvd.32044086859428 | By the by, what are the men talking about? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Could I permit my niece-- a mere schoolgirl — to tie herself for life to a poor and idle young man? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Could I write a few letters in the library? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Could anybody be- lieve that either of these delightful persons could ever have been in the wrong? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Could it be arranged? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Could there be any reason? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Did n't I believe in him? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Did that come to anything? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Did you ever hear that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Did you ever think of asking her to marry you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Did you know her very well — long ago? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Did you know... did you ever hear that Sydney was once rather fond of Miss East? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Did you not hope that it might have been the other way about? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do I care? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do I doubt Sydney? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do I fear? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do I hear? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do n't I know them? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do n't you think we ought to start now? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do n't you want some tea? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you bet? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you care? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you hear? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you know what people say? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you mean to tell me that he has never flirted? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you prefer, perhaps, a mauve with more pink about it? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you think she minds the Duke dining out without her? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you think that I showed any marked preference for him? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you travel alone? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you understand? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you want me to go? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Do you wish me to say that I doubt you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Does Georgina understand- does she know? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Does that seem reasonable? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Does this prove my wisdom? |
hvd.32044086859428 | For instance, do you still think me pretty? |
hvd.32044086859428 | GEORGINA( naïvely) Do other people call him a genius? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Has Sydney come back yet? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Has one word been left unsaid between us? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have I not suffered — everything? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have n't you read Twilights in Turkey? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have we not said- everything? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have you ever felt as though your heart were being stoned? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have you ever felt your head spinning, and the ground slipping away under your feet? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have you ever met him? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have you heard that Lord Appleford is in London? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Have you seen us together? |
hvd.32044086859428 | How can I be happy if I think only of Sydney's career? |
hvd.32044086859428 | How can you ask a woman to betray the secrets of another woman's heart? |
hvd.32044086859428 | How do you like dining at home again with all of us? |
hvd.32044086859428 | How ean I? |
hvd.32044086859428 | How long have we known each other? |
hvd.32044086859428 | I say, “ My dearest Heart, do you remember the evenings when I used to kneel at your feet, and tell you all my thoughts, my ambitions? |
hvd.32044086859428 | I suppose it is quite settled about the Merediths? |
hvd.32044086859428 | I suppose she has settled down by this time? |
hvd.32044086859428 | I suppose you wo n't be going to the Merediths just yet? |
hvd.32044086859428 | If I had told you at once how much I loved you, what would you have said? |
hvd.32044086859428 | In what way? |
hvd.32044086859428 | In what way? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is Miss Amabel better? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is Ralph kind to Ada? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is it not sufficient for us to be here alone, out of the world's reach? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is it the colour? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is n't he a nice man? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is n't he charming? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is n't he clever? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is n't it a pity that such a pretty woman has such a tendency to... to... tantrums? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is n't it too disgraceful? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is not this the first evening since their marriage that they have not spent together? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is she better? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is that the girl? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is that the truth? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is that true? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is there no chance of your meeting again? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is this how you amuse mc? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is this the door? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Is this the scarf, miss? |
hvd.32044086859428 | It is not to be imagined — yet( with an inspiration), suppose I doubted you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Let me see-- how long is it since the wedding? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Let the Times say, “ This is madness. ” The penny pamphlet, edited by Lord Appleford, will reply, “ What is defeat? |
hvd.32044086859428 | May I call and see you to- night? |
hvd.32044086859428 | May I speak out? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Miss Amabel? |
hvd.32044086859428 | My dear Georgina, where did you get that gown? |
hvd.32044086859428 | My dear Kate, how does Georgina seem to you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | My dear Ralph, are you becoming a humourist? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Not know- upon my heart and life, what next? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Now, how long have we two known each other? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Now, shall I show my faith in you by telling you a secret? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Now, which was the obstinate one? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, Maurice, are you sure this is n't pity? – a noble kind of revenge? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, Maurice, are you sure this is n't pity? – a noble kind of revenge? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, Sydney, will you get my ruby bracelet? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, do n't you hate people who attack your friends? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, do n't you think that every girl knows, by instinct, when a man is sincere? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, what are you trying to say? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, why do you tell me these sad things? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Oh, you do love me, do n't you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | ST. ASAPH, In the morning? |
hvd.32044086859428 | ST. ASAPH, What is your next move? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Shall I tell her? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Should I be where I am to- day, if I had been a dancing man? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Surely you trust me? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Sydney, have you ever doubted any one you loved? |
hvd.32044086859428 | THE WISDOM OF THE WISE 49 GEORGINA, Fickle? |
hvd.32044086859428 | The riddle of the age is for each man the same,—“What is the best thing I can do with my life?" |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then ca n't you make it up? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then what would you suggest? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then why are we pitching into St. Asaph? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then why did n't she accept him? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then why does she ask your husband to call on her at midnight? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then why is she so bitter always? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then you wo n't take that long journey to- morrow? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Then, I wonder why he married me? |
hvd.32044086859428 | This is an awkward thing about Sydney, ai n't it? |
hvd.32044086859428 | This way? |
hvd.32044086859428 | To play the fool... already? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Was it his fault? |
hvd.32044086859428 | We are all taking the selfish view, are n't we? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Well? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What about the woman's life? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What can that be? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What could be more natural? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What could she see in him? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What did she do after lunch? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What did she do before tea? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do they say? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you mean? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you say to them? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you say to this? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you think of Amabel? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you think, Appleford? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you think? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you think? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What do you want to forget, Bertram? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What else do his enemies say? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What for? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What has gone wrong? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What have I said? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What have you thought? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is all this to me? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is it that can bear disillusion, disappointment, your absence, and, above all, your presence? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is it? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is the matter? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is the programme? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What is wrong with it? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What more natural than to call and inquire about her health- after that stupid fainting fit? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What reasons did she give? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What secret? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What shall I do? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What story? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What then do you mean to do? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What then? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What will she think? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What will you buy? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What's the good, then, of your settling down with some charming girl in a half- hearted, absent- minded way? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What's the matter with the circumstances? |
hvd.32044086859428 | What? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where did you say that Sydney was dining this evening? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is Georgina? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is Georgina? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is Georgina? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is Sarah now? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is Sydney? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is Sydney? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is her dignity? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is she? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where is the child? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where's Sydney? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Where's Sydney? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who could think of his higher self in such surroundings? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who do n't you trust me? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who is asking you to stand a good deal? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who is that on the balcony? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who is that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who is that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who on earth was that good- looking girl in pink and pearls and pathos? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Who said that I was in trouble? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Whose fault is that? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why De Lisle? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why are you so pale and thoughtful, your Grace? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why did n't you say these things long ago? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why do really nice people give balls? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why does n't Fate step in and take away the responsibility? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why in the world do n't you marry? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why is Appleford so moody this evening? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why not? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why not? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why should n't I look my best to please my own husband? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why should n't it last? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why then hesitate? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Why? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Will Miss East be well enough? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Will he wish you to be so disinterested? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Will you come down to the library? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Will you come to our hotel — the Cosmo- politan- to- night? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Will you come to the hotel with me to- night- Room 61, at 12.30? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Will you come? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Would n't I be right? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Would that be possible? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Would you dare? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Would you like to see your Duke the Secretary for the Dockyards? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Yes, but what can you tell'em? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Yes? |
hvd.32044086859428 | Yes? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You do n't mind? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You have nothing else to say to me? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You hear, Fanny? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You know Miss East? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You know that St. Asaph once fell in love with some brilliant girl with an impossible family? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You mean you think I am mysterious? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You must? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You say I have made you wretched? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You understand? |
hvd.32044086859428 | You've read that book of his-- Twilights in Turkey- have n't you? |
hvd.32044086859428 | are going? |
hvd.32044086859428 | here? |
hvd.32044086859428 | • Is he agreeable to this plan? |
hvd.hn2gkk | 89 THE HOUSE OF RIMMON “ So you will come on our committee? ” he said. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Admit that it was his impulse to tell her; what did that impulse really mean? |
hvd.hn2gkk | After all, who would not confess anything, to be met by such confident love as this? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Ah, that's nice; fresh air is the nicest sort of perfumery; do n't you think so? ” The girl stared at her without an an- swer. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Am I an accomplice? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Am I to build a palace for Lily? |
hvd.hn2gkk | And shall I take the silver from the bank the day before you arrive? |
hvd.hn2gkk | And- it is n't kind. ” “ Kind? ” Her brother looked at her blankly, and then, with a shout of laugh- ter, “ Lydia, you are as good as a play! |
hvd.hn2gkk | Annie, now, ca n't you make room there 178 COUNTING THE COST by Dave? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Annie, now, would you like things like that? ” “ Indeed, I would n't, ” she said. |
hvd.hn2gkk | As for you, Silas, you do n't want any gewgaws, do you? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Ask the Parson. ”"The Parson has no such base and cyni- cal theory,"Miss Townsend responded promptly; “ have you, Billy? |
hvd.hn2gkk | But I'm afraid she's a professional phi- lanthropist. ” “ So that's the new doctor?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | But just tell me; what do you want me to do? ” “ Nothing. ” “ But do n't you mean to make any effort to bring her to her senses?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | But just tell me; what do you want me to do? ” “ Nothing. ” “ But do n't you mean to make any effort to bring her to her senses?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | But perhaps you may condescend to talk to me a little while? ” “ I must see Amy, please, ” he said. |
hvd.hn2gkk | But she had a right to know it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | But she might want to know it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | But surely, Mrs. Blair, we must respect her honesty? |
hvd.hn2gkk | But was he deceiving her? |
hvd.hn2gkk | But, for that matter, who of us knows the other? |
hvd.hn2gkk | But, frowning, he went on with his argument: A relief to him; but what to her? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Can we go into another room, West?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | Did he not know that? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Did n't you want to commit yourself? ”. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Did they cost money? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Did they ever hear anything of them girls'colleges? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Did you ever hear of such a thing? ” William West's face sobered instantly. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Did you like him, dar- ling?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | Did you put them where they would do the most good? ” 246 THE LAW, OR THE GOSPEL Sara flinched, then rallied all her faith. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Do you mind waiting? ” “ Very much, ” he said smiling. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Do you suppose I care how you talk to me? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Eaton, do n't you want to help us on the Organized Relief Associa- tion? ” “ Yes, sir, ” said Lydia Eaton, “ if there's anything I can do." |
hvd.hn2gkk | Esther's frightened question, “ What is going to become of us? ” echoed in her ears like a crash of bewildering sound. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Even if she had married him, and simply remembered, would either of them have been any better off? |
hvd.hn2gkk | For that matter, is the Christian Church an accomplice? |
hvd.hn2gkk | For, after all, what was this matter he was trying to decide? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Fortunately, nature generally prevents that, — but Nellie's mother was a fallen woman, you may re- member? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Have n't I apologized? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Have you ever done anything wicked? ” “ We are all miserable sinners, ” John Paul murmured. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Have you got any kind of conveyance in this place? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Have you — gone wrong again? ” Nellie crossed her feet and made no reply. |
hvd.hn2gkk | He wanted to burst out and tell her how much he admired her; admired? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Honor? |
hvd.hn2gkk | How could we eat meat, if we looked into the slaughter- house? ” Mrs. Blair looked puzzled. |
hvd.hn2gkk | How do the old ladies bear it, that I have n't any ancestors, and used to run errands in a tin- shop? |
hvd.hn2gkk | How far back are you going in confessing your sins? |
hvd.hn2gkk | How is your conservatory, Nell? |
hvd.hn2gkk | I ca n't really remember, but I know I gained the impression that she was ” — “ Poor? ” Dick burst in. |
hvd.hn2gkk | I guess we ai n't eat up everything, have we, Annie? |
hvd.hn2gkk | I had to walk far out into the country for those. ” “ Wo n't you have anything more? ” Johnny inquired hospitably. |
hvd.hn2gkk | I say, Annie, will you take up with me? ” “ I really do n't know what you are talking about. |
hvd.hn2gkk | I ” – “ Oh, here is a third asparagus fork, ” murmured Amy;"what shall I say about it?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | If she wanted poison, should he give it to her? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is it as late as all that, Reilly? ” the minister said; and added a friendly inquiry about the man's hand, which seemed to be hurt. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is it clean when it comes to me — this dividend or that? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is it safe to leave it at your house? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is n't it funny? ” Robert Blair laughed, and said he would straighten that out. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is n't there any statute of limitation in things spiritual? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is she doing wisely? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is she to accept success or failure, fulfill- ment or renunciation? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Is that so, Miss Wharton? ” Sara bit her lip. |
hvd.hn2gkk | It's queer, now, when you think of it, Miss Graham, how many people in our class have lost their money, is n't it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Just let me look it up; yes, that was it; anæmia, also; I gave her a tonic. ” “ Phthisis? ” Sara repeated, her color paling. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Lodgers'heads were thrust out of the windows as Dick climbed the steps and inquired whether Miss Annie Graham lived there? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Lydia, you sober old lady, can you wear that? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Morse, I did the duty which came to my hands; I had no choice. ” “ No choice? ” he repeated. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Morse, are you God, to kill?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | No? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Oh, Nellie, wo n't you begin this minute to be good? ”"I'm not so very bad, ” Nellie pro- tested, “ and I ca n't come now, truly. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Or shall I decline to trace it, and buy my bread in innocence? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Robert's — for all — this? ” He understood instantly, and was very gentle with her. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Say, now, will you?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | Sent them out of the room because I used bad words? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Shall I trace my dollar to its source, and find it wet with tears and blood, and reject it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Shall a man, or a railroad, or a trust deal iniquitously with one of these little ones, and I profit by it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | She simpered and said, “ Is that so? ” “ It's quite late for a young lady to be out alone, ” James remarked with grave solicitude. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Surely you are not so narrow, Cousin Kate, as to think it matters? ” “ No, that does n't matter, of course, ” cousin Kate said doubtfully. |
hvd.hn2gkk | THE LAW, OR THE GOSPEL? |
hvd.hn2gkk | The beauty and the luxury of her brother's house seemed suffocating and intolera- ble; and yet would it feed the strikers if she should starve? |
hvd.hn2gkk | The color rushed into Nellie's pale cheeks; but she only said, with vast in- difference, “ Is that so? |
hvd.hn2gkk | The old question, al- ways more or less present in the mind of this man, was clamoring for an answer: How far are we responsible? |
hvd.hn2gkk | The only thing that concerned her was whether she, living on her brother's money, had any part or lot in the suffering about her? |
hvd.hn2gkk | The question is, is it worth while to try to attain, or to bestow, such knowledge? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Then he said vaguely:-"I suppose you want me to clear out? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Then she burst out: “ Oh, why did you tell me? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Through how many hands must dishonest money, cruel money, mean money, pass to be cleansed? |
hvd.hn2gkk | To let her know his past, or to keep a secret from her, and allow her to sup- pose that she knew his life as she did her own? |
hvd.hn2gkk | To live her own life, or to live some one else's life? |
hvd.hn2gkk | To which shall the chance be given? ”. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Was he anything but the man Amy supposed him to be? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Was he, as she put it, “ taking her love on false pretenses"? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Was it not merely the question of what was best for Amy, not what was most comfortable for him- 31 WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS self? |
hvd.hn2gkk | We fellows think more of a bit of paper with three figures on it, hey? ” “ There! |
hvd.hn2gkk | What I want you to do is to tell me, man to man, what started it? ” “ Amy is perfectly justified, ” William West said dully. |
hvd.hn2gkk | What are we going to do? ” Without a word William West took the letter and read it, standing facing Mr. Paul. |
hvd.hn2gkk | What are you talking about? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What do ancestors amount to? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What do you sup- pose folks has such things for? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What do you think of that?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | What does it say to the philanthropy of thieves? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What is it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What is the child's duty? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What must be done? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What was for her happiness, or, as he had put it first, what was his duty to her? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What was they like? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What would become of our dividends from in- dustrial stocks if we insisted on knowing that the workmen were honestly paid? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What would you think of me, if I turned a smallpox patient loose in a crowd? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What's all this talk about forgiveness mean, if we've got to rake up the past and agonize over it as long as we live? |
hvd.hn2gkk | What's the matter? ” He could not help softening as he looked at her. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Where are the chicks? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Who Wicked monewhen i 43 WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS can say? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Who is to have this petticoat? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Why do you use perfumery, Nellie? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Why should she? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Why? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Why? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Will you, Nellie?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | Would any end 63 WHERE IGNORANCE IS BLISS have been subserved by putting such painful knowledge on her conscience as well as his own? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Would it be their business to ask where it came from, Mr. West? ”. |
hvd.hn2gkk | Would it have been better for Nellie? ” “ It could hardly be worse, could it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Would it have been better for Nellie? ” “ It could hardly be worse, could it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | Would you have me let Nellie Sherman die, that three people should be made comfortable? ” “ I would, indeed, ” he said, with a whimsical smile. |
hvd.hn2gkk | You are a Pres- byterian, of course? ”. |
hvd.hn2gkk | You do n't think truth is governed by the law of benefit? |
hvd.hn2gkk | You know my life as you do your own. ” “ Forget it? ” she repeated, with a sudden, sobbing laugh, that tore at the man's heart. |
hvd.hn2gkk | You wo n't? |
hvd.hn2gkk | have I shocked you so? |
hvd.hn2gkk | how often have I dined at the Pauls'? |
hvd.hn2gkk | ing him? |
hvd.hn2gkk | is there to be no escape from sin? |
hvd.hn2gkk | it does seem to get dark early these days, does n't it? ” Nellie's lofty coldness melted instantly. |
hvd.hn2gkk | what wo n't that girl do next? ” The woman who answered her ring opened the door scarcely more than a crack, and peered out at her sourly. |
hvd.hn2gkk | why? |
hvd.hn2gkk | — if I am right? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ A college for girls! ” Well, why not? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ A —? ” John Paul sat down, his mouth open, his plump hands on his knees, his eyes starting from his head. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ About the woman? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ An- nie, now, suppose you had a lot of money, would you buy them things? ”. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ And she is going to work for her living? ” He was profoundly moved. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Are you ill, Lily? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ But just remember, will you, how kind Robert is? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Did you know that? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Do you see those presents? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Fine? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Has a pick- pocket offered to go halves with you? ”. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Have n't you any sense, Sam- uel? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ How much do you think you can pay? ” Sara suggested cheerfully. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ I suppose you belong to Mr. Hudson's flock? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ I went to see Mrs. Sherman before I came here, and do you know what she said to me? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Is anything wrong?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ It was that zoological man, Professor Wilson; you know who I mean? ” Mrs. Paul explained. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ It will doubtless develop into consump- tion. ” “ But that means she will die? ” Sara said, her dark eyes full of fear. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ It's over — do n't you see? ” “ It's not over,"insisted Amy's cousin; “ I shall see her; this thing ca n't go on. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ It's the one thing, ” she said, “ do n't you see? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Look here, ” John Paul said, as the front door banged, “ what under the sun is this business? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Lydia, I hope you are not going to be a fool? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Miss Graham, ” he said,"you are coming East again in September, are n't you? ” “ I think not; I think I must never leave father again. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Mother, wo n't you lie down? ” “ No, dear; I am not tired. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ My dear fellow, ” he began again, stam- mering with agitation, “ can I see you a moment? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ My! ” said Nellie, “ is your carriage here? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Nellie? ” Sara said. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Of course her husband's death will make a difference in her income?" |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Oh, Dr. Morse, does n't that mean — consumption? ”. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Oh, is it as bad as that? ” Her lip trembled. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Oh, then you do belong to me? ” he said smiling. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Oh, wo n't you please let me give you this? ” she said, and put some money into the woman's hand. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Oh, you do n't? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Or you, to make alive? ” he inter- rupted. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Perhaps your aunt will forgive you? ” Sara said gently. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Take another helping of something? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Tell me — you know; you are good: 100 THE HOUSE OF RIMMON whose fault is it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Then why not have trusted Him, and let her die? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ There, Amy, what did I tell you? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Was West a fool or a saint? ” insisted the younger man. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Well, ” her sister- in- law said con- temptuously, “ perhaps you'll tell me how you mean to feed Esther and Silas? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Were you a year- old criminal? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Were you very lonely? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What do you want, diplomat? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What has happened, Nellie? ” Silence. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What is it? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What is it? ” a muffled voice asked; “ is that you, Mamie? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What is it? ” a muffled voice asked; “ is that you, Mamie? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What on earth does her father live here for, anyhow? ” he said to him- self. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What sort of a place is this, anyhow, that you do n't know where people live? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What's the matter? ” Mr. Blair said kindly. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What's your instance? ” said the minister. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ What? ” she said dully. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ When he said “ our class,'ought I to have spoken? ” she asked herself. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Where are you going to draw the line? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Why, Lydia, ” she said, “ do you mean you do n't believe things? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Why, now — Annie? ” he faltered. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ Will it be like Samson pulling down the temple upon himself? ” William · West wondered, depressed and hopeless. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ You mean, abstractly, is it right or wrong, under circumstances like these, where no third person is to be cleared or benefited, to tell? |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ You'll like to do that, wo n't you, Nellie? ” Sara said anxiously. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ You? ” “ You ai n't mad? ” he entreated. |
hvd.hn2gkk | “ You? ” “ You ai n't mad? ” he entreated. |
hvd.hn2gkk | ” “ Know it? |
hvd.32044080936321 | 'Say, sweetness, what's your hurry?' |
hvd.32044080936321 | 'Wo n't you come in, honey?' |
hvd.32044080936321 | . “ When'll I see you next, Milly, Milly? ” “ When you like, Bill dear. |
hvd.32044080936321 | 12 THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM “ And just how old is that splendid boy of Lucia ’s? ” says Stripes. |
hvd.32044080936321 | A bunch of talky girls? ” Philip rises, nearly upsetting the tea- table. |
hvd.32044080936321 | A nice party and sing Christmas carols just as I said we would? ” “ Are we? ” John's accent is intentionally snarkish. |
hvd.32044080936321 | A nice party and sing Christmas carols just as I said we would? ” “ Are we? ” John's accent is intentionally snarkish. |
hvd.32044080936321 | A week? ” “ Quicker than that. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Ah, what the hell, kid; is Fate going to put us away in the first round as easily as all that? |
hvd.32044080936321 | All they need is some word to tell their wives, the fushless people! ” “ Will the strike come off, do you think? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Am I late, Phil? |
hvd.32044080936321 | And all these boys — where does it get you?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | And dare you look at me, at me, And stare What Will Be down? |
hvd.32044080936321 | And what do you think- you went to a college once? ” Philip remembered the tinsel heaven. |
hvd.32044080936321 | And what happens? |
hvd.32044080936321 | And what is Death? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Are n't we? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Are we, Phil?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | Are you set? ” “ If we make it Dutch. ” “ Well, if you insist. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Best thing in the world to do. ” “ Mind if I come along with you, old fel'? ” Philip gaped at him vacantly. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Bill: He lives over in Durfee, does n't he, Phil? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Bill? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Bill? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Bob Meredith( a chorus): Why not Keys? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Bob? |
hvd.32044080936321 | But how not? |
hvd.32044080936321 | But what do you think I found these innocent people up to, Skinny? |
hvd.32044080936321 | But what's the use of wastin'good music on boobs like this lot? ” “ It's your business. ” Philip made the concession. |
hvd.32044080936321 | But where is your mother? ” “ Ah, she went out to do some shopping. |
hvd.32044080936321 | But who cares now if we bump a rock or a mermaid? |
hvd.32044080936321 | By the way, have you seen our latest arresting message,'All the Comforts of Home in Heaven or Astral Cigarettes for the Saved'? |
hvd.32044080936321 | COLD MOUNTAINS 193 8:30 A. M. Good Lord, are they going to deport all the miners in Frickett? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Cholo-what? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Coming along? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Could you see their pins? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Do n't they ever buy anything but machinery? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Do n't you wish you knew what that was? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Do you know what time it is? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Do you love to dance, Bill? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Fair- banks stuff without the circus stunts — you know?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | Fire's nice, is n't it? ” “ Um. |
hvd.32044080936321 | For what is Fear? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Girls'camp! ” She forgets herself utterly and makes sounds as unre- fined as they are expressive. “ Ca n't you see it, Phil? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Got a dress suit? ” “ Nah. ” “ Six bits is all you rate then. ” The gummy- lipped boy muttered deeply but nodded his head. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Had dinner? ” “ No." |
hvd.32044080936321 | Have you children left me any tea? ” She rings off before he can answer. |
hvd.32044080936321 | He wonders what the dickens has happened- an accident at the mine? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Hearts? |
hvd.32044080936321 | His face must have looked 248 THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM inhuman for “ Are you sick? |
hvd.32044080936321 | How about it? ” Philip rose and shook the lean nervous hand up and down. |
hvd.32044080936321 | How about the Simp?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | How on earth could you know how beautiful she is, my beautiful and adored and darling Mother? |
hvd.32044080936321 | I feel grand and loving you always and a little wicked. ” “ Wicked?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | If I buy you a decent tie, Castine, will you wear it? |
hvd.32044080936321 | If somebody comes along and blows a hole 298 THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM in me, where am I? |
hvd.32044080936321 | If there is, are you going to act like a simp or not? ” “ Like a simp, Peter, whatever happens." |
hvd.32044080936321 | It always makes one fear for the mind. ” “ Why, there's been no actual insanity, surely —"“ So far? |
hvd.32044080936321 | It had no preliminaries and read: “ Why do n't you come out and see me about ten to- night, Phil? |
hvd.32044080936321 | It is good- “ Philip, what do you think? ” “ Oh- nothing." |
hvd.32044080936321 | Lord Lucifer, will we ever get drunk on English ale in a tavern together? |
hvd.32044080936321 | May I cut in? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Micky( interlocutor): Well, fellas, and who's Uncle Sam's pure- hearted little Sunday- school boys? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Micky( pained): Dear, dear, and what did Uncle Sam's pure- hearted little Sunday- school boys do all day? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Micky( with a wicked drawl): And what, oh, what, did Uncle Sam's pure- hearted little boys spend all day shoveling? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Murmurs of"Sure you whill,""Wish I had your chance,"and"Safe as a church. ”) Ted: “ How about Sellaby? ” Bill( ponderous): Drinks. |
hvd.32044080936321 | My God, it even looks decent- Oh, Auntie, wo n't this lay them out in the sticks? |
hvd.32044080936321 | My God, why did I ever locate in a mining town, anyhow? |
hvd.32044080936321 | My best to Steve- how is the fat little boy? |
hvd.32044080936321 | NAME What does it mean — this thing that people call you by? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Now go along with your questions! ” “ But why did Our Lord take it to Heaven? ” “ Because it was the holy wish of Him." |
hvd.32044080936321 | Oh, Bill? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Oh, Farmer, have you a daughter fair? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Or Peggy? |
hvd.32044080936321 | People can find you, too, and that is an advantage in my trade. ” “ Fishing? ” Philip asked. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Phil Sellaby here? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Philip( stretching out on the most comfortable part of the windowseat): Skinny Singleton been around here? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Philip: Anybody want to go to the movies? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Philip: Mind if I wait for him, Bill? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Pretty good stuff — hey, brother? ” and he jerked Philip playfully in the ribs with the butt of his weapon. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Question is can we rush a call on the Fleetings in after the other two? ” “ Doubt it. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Remember any more of them?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | See any pictures in it, Editha, my child? ” “ George Warren frying in hell. ” He pokes his foot at a bulky, frizzling chip. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Sellaby? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Shall I bring him in? ” “ Please. ” Miss Hollis vanishes with a laundered rustle, tread- ing hard on her sensible shoes. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Shall we let him go, Star?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | Skinny: You do n't mean they've had Louise here again? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Still- crumpets you said? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Suppose it shut- what is flea- eternity?-a juicy inexhaustible arm to discover and bite? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Suppose it shut- what is flea- eternity?-a juicy inexhaustible arm to discover and bite? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Sylvia, how long are you going to stay?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | Teddy? |
hvd.32044080936321 | They'll think we're making a bid to stay to supper. ” “ So we will be what of it? ” PARABALOU! |
hvd.32044080936321 | Up the flue? |
hvd.32044080936321 | W.?' |
hvd.32044080936321 | Want it quick? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Want to come?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | Was I on it, Bill? |
hvd.32044080936321 | We were just making out a list- Philip( plaintive): A list? |
hvd.32044080936321 | We're going to have a party? |
hvd.32044080936321 | We'regolly, what does it matter? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Well, in five more years, if the war drags out that long, I may even pilot a Spad myself, who knows? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Well? ” Philip grinned. |
hvd.32044080936321 | What did you do it for? |
hvd.32044080936321 | What does she think about, anyway? |
hvd.32044080936321 | What shall he have for a throat like chips? |
hvd.32044080936321 | What was the use of drilling or marching or obeying orders if you were n't going to fight? |
hvd.32044080936321 | What were you doing- praying? |
hvd.32044080936321 | What were you people doing, anyway- packing Bones? |
hvd.32044080936321 | What's the difference how you get put away?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | What's the idea? ” “ Well, I really do n't know very much about it- some stunt of that film- hero sheriff of ours. |
hvd.32044080936321 | What's the matter with him?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | What's the matter with it? ” “ Oh, nothin'. |
hvd.32044080936321 | What's up? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Where on earth do you keep your room, anyhow? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Where we going — the Bije? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Where's Mac? ” “ Swearing his oatmeal- soul from off him with the strike committee. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Where's brass rings? ” Somebody starts throwing pool- balls... |
hvd.32044080936321 | Who gives a damn, while Life is a dream, yo ho? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Who'd be sorry to drown in such jewels of reckless water? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Who'll be twelfth? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Why ca n't you both come out here for the start of September and drive back in my uncle's car if I can borrow it? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Why on earth should you? ” “ Best thing in the world to do. ” John quoted with a diffident grin. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Why, Molly and me thought we'd split when we got that post- card, would n't you, Buck?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | Will New Mexico pass the buck, too, and us along with it, I wonder? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Will you just run that dance- set once more? ” “ Sure,"came a voice from a nest built into the roof. |
hvd.32044080936321 | With the rest of the passions? ” “ We have to deal with the souls of human beings,"said the angel, dryly. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Wo n't that be swell? ” Sylvia nods frantically. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Would anything last of her if she died now, or would 108 THE BEGINNING OF WISDOM she just stay dry and rattling like the shelled pod of a pea? |
hvd.32044080936321 | Would n't you know it? ” “ No strike,"murmured Honest Louis inside his throat. |
hvd.32044080936321 | Y- you do n't believe in im- immortality, Brick?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | You girls — what school? ” “ U. |
hvd.32044080936321 | You see? ” She spreads her hands palm- up, to be helped. |
hvd.32044080936321 | You wo n't spread it to the scarlet com- rades? ” “ Not unless it's anything important. ” “ Maybe so, maybe not. |
hvd.32044080936321 | You're on with a bankrute, por “ Lizzie,"he says with decision, “ why do you call yourself a decent girl? |
hvd.32044080936321 | You? ” “ I'm not sure. |
hvd.32044080936321 | or Olive? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ And what the hell do you mean by running into us, young Sellaby? ” he queries satinly. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Any of you people ever been to college? ” he bawled in a voice like a klaxon. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Are n't we? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ But what did you acquire out of your excursioning around in a box- car, you silly Bolshevik? ” asked Peter, as he set down his glass. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ But, Philip, my dear man, do n't you see we're having a literary Renaissance right here and now?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ By the way, ” said Philip, anxiously, “ hate, you know — that still exists, even here? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Ca n't you understand even now that I've tried to get into the army and they've thrown me out? ” he flung back in a last despairing effort. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Can I come up? ” he said, and the last word echoed. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Can you give me a sandwich and a cup of coffee, Mrs. Grady? ” he says. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Come back? ” he repeated, a trifle puzzled. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Do they tea you well?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Do you feel badly? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Do you know, Milly, it's just as if we were drowning now? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Do you like me, Milly Stillman? ” The question is idiotic but he asks it as fiercely as if he were playing inquisitor at the Last Judgment. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Do you mind my examining your heart and lungs? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Fleas, ” Louise suggested primly, “ and then? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ For Duty, Duty, must be done? ” “ The rule applies ” “ To every one. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ For Pete's sake, where you people been? ” said Ken. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ For the love of the Holy Virgin, who's that? ” “ Only me, Mrs. Grady, Mr. Sellaby. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Going back to the room? ” asks Ken. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Got a search warrant? ” he asks in a high voice, “ or a warrant for my arrest? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Got a search warrant? ” he asks in a high voice, “ or a warrant for my arrest? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Got anybody who knows who you are?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Have n't you forgotten to take the receiver off, Cousin Philip?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Have one, is it? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Have you two been fighting again? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Hen Bristol? ” “ And end up with three cocktails before tea every day at the Palace? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Hen Bristol? ” “ And end up with three cocktails before tea every day at the Palace? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Here, stranger, what's your business? ” Philip produces his identification- pass to the mine- offices. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Hey, Phil, that guy's name was Keating, was n't it?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Hey, Princeton, where did you get that face? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ How about your friend George Carpenter? ” “ He's sweet, but I could n't marry him- we'd start breaking crockery in two weeks. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ How do you know that this is Heaven? ” he whis- pered gently. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ How's that for a natural?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Human? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ I know what it says, but it said it about a lot of sheenies, did n't it? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Incando? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Is Sylvia there? ” “ No, yes. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ John's dead and I'm alive- isn't it funny? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Little Philip? ” Lozenges'voice has that quality of medical oversweet to be found in popular cough- tablets. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Look here! ” the director was saying, “ this is an élite scene, see? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ M- m- maybe they will, but h- how the heck will we know it? ” “ Use your'magination, Simp, if you've got one." |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ My Lord, Castine, when are you going to get another tie? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Nine in November. ” “ And, my dear, you did n't think he looked delicate?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ No, sir? ” The query is surreptitiously acid. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Now? ” Shreve whistles more piercingly than he meant to. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Oh, Farmer, have you a daughter fair? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Oh, all right_but I do n't have to talk to these silly wenches, do I? ” “ FRANKIE AND JOHNNY- LOVERS ” 117 “ Rats, no. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Oh, we're going to Mory's? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Papa, what did you do in the Great War?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Phil, are you glad? ” “ Oh, Milly, I ca n't be! ” “ Are you glad for yourself?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Phil, are you glad? ” “ Oh, Milly, I ca n't be! ” “ Are you glad for yourself?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Phil, what makes you so suddenly sympathetic? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Philip, what do you think? ” That the sky is like sooty velvet. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Philip, what do you think?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Philip? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Poetry? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Poetry? ” he said. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Reasons? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Seriously? ” “ Seriously. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Smoke? ” he said. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ That you, Dick? ” John shouts in return. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ That you, Jenny darling? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ The stakes are lower than those we are accustomed to play- ing for, but one must make exceptions for youth, eh, sisters?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ The war? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Their only solution for the labor- problem is a machine gun- oh, when will anybody show up Amurri- canism? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Think they'll put it across to- night, Mac? ” he asked lippingly. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Till he's twenty? ” This is chaff, not meant to sting as it does. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Unfit? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Well — what do you think?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Well, my son —?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Well, my son? ” said the voice that was summer thunder. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Well, what are they here for, Mac? ” “ A parcel of nonsense. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What about yourself, Bill?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What did you do it for then, you, you boy? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What did your friend say your name was? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What does it matter? ” “ What does it matter?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What does it matter? ” “ What does it matter?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What was the use, please, of bothering me with a case like this? ” he said curtly as he took his bag to go. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What's matter, Dicky? ” “ Oh, nothing everything. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What's the matter with them? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What's the matter, Milly dear? ” he looked closer her eyes had had tears in them. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What's the matter, Philip?. ” A little laughter. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What's up?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ What's your business, Bill? ” Again the identification- pass and the name of Peter Lascelles. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ When are you going across?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Where's the horses? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Where's the sullen Evans, O angular Cas- tine and frog- eyed Sellaby? ” PARABALOU! |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Which is the cue for? ” “ Well, really, I think you owe me one. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Who's going to take the footage in this new one? ” Hays stabbed Philip in the kidneys with his forefinger. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Who's that?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Why not, you silly idiot? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Why, Philip, how perfectly great! ” she said and then, “ And when did you get into this man's army, old fellow?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Will you accept a hold- off to Alpha Delta Phi if it is offered you? ” is written on the paper. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Wo n't your folks mind? ” asked Miss Argyle in a terrified whisper. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ Yep. ” “ Got any young college man scenarios? |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ You are n't going to ditch me now and ack for In- cando, are you, Pete? ” Hay asked doubtfully as they shook hands. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ You are n't one of the rough lads, Mr. Bill Arbroath?" |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ You can make me fit? ” asked Philip amazedly. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ You have been in there? ” he said slowly, waving his hand toward the church. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ You? ” He looked at the gummy- lipped boy with disapproval. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “ You? ” The clean youth confessed to Lehigh. |
hvd.32044080936321 | “'S this is a merry- go- round? ” he asks uncertainly. |
hvd.32044037766631 | - Why linger around one tenet, or set of tenets? |
hvd.32044037766631 | -trampled under foot? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 107 such love, who can wonder that they were not dis- couraged? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 121 Can it bind up, and heal, and sooth, the deep wounds of his mother's broken and bleeding heart? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 139* the sainted Murray,"and at that time, the believers were “ few, and far between. ” But how is it now? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 16* 186 THE GOSPEL, THE POWER But in what did its power consist? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 185 the halls of science, that can number among the pa- trons the learned, wealthy, and fashionable? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 211 ference? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 35 divine law, more secure from sin than other men? |
hvd.32044037766631 | 95 thoughtless? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And are the means adapted to its accom- plishment? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And are there not many religious teachers of this description now to be found? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And because of these results shall we take catholic grounds? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And can a faith which demands the commission of outrages like these, be the true Christian faith?. |
hvd.32044037766631 | And can it be truly said that such teachers lead their flocks into green fields and pleasant'pastures? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And could I worship God? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And first- what effect would such liberty have upon Christianity? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And has he not a right to command? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And how is it here? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And in reference to God, we may well adopt the language of the Book of Job; “ If thou sinnest, what doest thou against him? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And is he not almighty in power? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And now, what is the strong motive- power, that God has placed in our nature, to keep the innumerable wheels of human labor at their task? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And should we not rejoice more to have these principles believed and enjoyed, than in destroying false systems of faith?, Indeed we should. |
hvd.32044037766631 | And to what effect? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And what could be more natural than such an effect? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And what is all this? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And what should this teach us? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And why not? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And, finally, What are the duties it requires at our hands? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And, if the pope was infallible, if the human mind was not free to judge for itself, who should say that these enormous abuses were wrong? |
hvd.32044037766631 | And, referring to these extremes, I say, why do so? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Are they fitly represented by rich meadows and luxuriant, pastures? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Are we not his subjects, the sheep of his pasture? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Are we sufficiently ac- OCCASIONAL SERMON, 39 customed to contemplate our duties from this point of vision? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Are we to suffer the odium of allowing that work to go no farther? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Are we to wonder at such results? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Are we, doing so now? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Are you filled with joy and peace in believing? |
hvd.32044037766631 | As a general thing, if a man's faith be fundamentally wrong, will not his life be habitually wrong also? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Asha- med? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But can it stand still, can it prevent the wear and tear of time and of public opinion upon its faith and its institutions? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But did they live like him? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But do we ourselves sufficiently reflect upon this fact? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But have we means? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But have you such beliet? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But how shall we labor in this great and good cause? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But how shall we most effectually promote Uni- versalism? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But how then does God love mankind? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But if the power of the gospel consists in this, why was heathenism so utterly in- effectual? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But is Universalism itself to do nothing in this great work? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But let us turn from the present to the future, and ask what prospects lie open before our cause in time to come? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But per- haps it may be refuted, exploded, destroyed? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But what are our duties? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But what is the ministry that Universalism is des- tined to perform? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But why not ashamed? |
hvd.32044037766631 | But will they succeed? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can faith save him? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it arrest the inroads, and stay the progress of dis- ease? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it be any part of that faith to which James refers in the text? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it clothe, and feed, and educate his neglected and abused little ones? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it guard him against the swimming of his head, or the reeling of his gait, as he staggers along your streets? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it hush the tumultuous throbbings in his father's anguished and heaving bosom? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it impart new grace to the innocent gambols, or infuse a fresher and higher charm into the music of their artless prattle? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it lull the pains, and calm the wild sorrows of her crushed, distracted, sinking spirit? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it palsy the strong arm of justice, or ward off its fatal blows? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it shield his vitals against the deadly effects of the fiery potations which he is constantly pouring down upon them? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can it wipe the crimsoned blush from the cheek of a doting sister? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can that faith which is without works save him? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can they rest- can they repose in calmness and peace under these, teachings? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can they thus show it, and not wage open war against the holiest and the highest injunctions, both of God, and of his son Jesus Christ? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can those who are led into such sentiments by their pastors, find that spiritual food for which their souls hunger? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can we say as much for protestantism? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Can you say that you hope the doctrine in which you believe is true, and that all you apprehend'will actually come to pass? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Clothe malig- nity itself with the attribute of omnipotence, and what worse could it do? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Did they possess exclu- sive feelings and a self- righteous spirit?. |
hvd.32044037766631 | Did they view the Gentiles as a mass of living pollution, utterly unfit for their holy com- munion? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Did they, in possession of civil power and worldly honors, esteem themselves infi- nitely exalted above the rest of mankind? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do not even the publicans the same? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do not many prize the victorious side, rather than the side of virtue? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do our doctrines teach us that this, or anything like this, is the manner in which Jesus, our shepherd, will discharge his duties? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do the views you entertain of God, the faith you have in Christ, make you “ abound in hope?" |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do we always strive to act under the sol- emn consciousness that on us devolve great inter- ests and great responsibilities? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do we feel this? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do we not see the importance of being more en- gaged in building up our own cause, than in tearing down its opposite? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do we not see the wisdom of this lesson? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do we, knowing much truth, do much duty? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do you hope for something you believe yourselves and others can never enjoy? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do you really hope that your doctrine is true? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Do your faith and hope agree? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Does he love to torture? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Finally, what lesson may we, as individuals, car- ry away with us, from this subject? |
hvd.32044037766631 | First, was there a design in creating all things? |
hvd.32044037766631 | For if ye love them which love you what reward have you?' |
hvd.32044037766631 | For, leaving history, is not the spirit of the text still disregarded at this day? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Granting it, to them, who can wonder that they were not disé couraged? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Has it power to save him from the infamy and ruin which await the rogue? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Has not every means been already employed, which human inge- nuity could devise, for its destruction? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Have protestants, professing to hold reason and scripture as the sole judges of opinion, never virtually contradicted this profession? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Have we any security for the occurrence of so singu- lar an anomaly? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Have we not all one Father? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Have we showrı an interest so lively, so sin- cere in the cause of education as we ought? |
hvd.32044037766631 | He that spared not his own son, but freely delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him give us all things? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Here, then, is an important query_let each one put it to his own heart- Do I live right in the sight of God? |
hvd.32044037766631 | How can a reasonable man hesitate which of these conclusions to adopi? |
hvd.32044037766631 | How does this notion agree with the import of our text? |
hvd.32044037766631 | How long shall we suffer it to be kept back? |
hvd.32044037766631 | How shall I illustrate this subject so as to bring out the naked matter of fact, here? |
hvd.32044037766631 | How shall this huge animal, with its large head and no neck, reach its food upon the surface of the earth? |
hvd.32044037766631 | How would this new set work, in the hard tug of life? |
hvd.32044037766631 | How? |
hvd.32044037766631 | If thou be righteous, what givest thou him? |
hvd.32044037766631 | In this case, can the man reap any last- ing benefit from the soundness of his faith? |
hvd.32044037766631 | In what did they rejoice? |
hvd.32044037766631 | In what sect does it not find at least secret friends and believers? |
hvd.32044037766631 | In what way, can we do most to build it up, and make the world feel its redeeming power? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is it alone to be benefited, and not return even the favors it has received? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is it not remarkable that he is the only animal furnished with such an or- gan, and at the same time, the only animal that needs one? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is it not thought a matter of rejoicing, to be in the ranks of the suc- cessful party, and a matter of lamentation to be in the minority? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is it to stand still and see the pro- cess of human improvemont go on, without putting forth a single energy, or exerting the slightest influ- ence? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is not this strong evidence that he is justly entitled to the name of is the good shepherd ”? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is not this throwing a barrier between reason and scripture, on the one hand, and opinion on the other? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is prot- estantism- has it been always, consistent with it- self? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is that design a good one? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is the earth fitted to be the habitation of man and animals? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Is there not a large class of our citizens who think they have really done the work of freemen, when they have secured the vic- tory in an election? |
hvd.32044037766631 | It is the following: Will that man's life be right, whose faith is wrong? |
hvd.32044037766631 | It may be asked, what is meant by names being written in heaven? |
hvd.32044037766631 | It ought to be very different from what it has been in the military world, but what is the real fact? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Like him, were they kind, frank, self- sacrificing, and forgiv- ing? |
hvd.32044037766631 | May I just ask, is it not the fear of eternal damnation that makes the farmer work? |
hvd.32044037766631 | May we not believe that s our light- affliction, which is but for a moment, worketh for us a far more exceeding and eternal weight of glory?" |
hvd.32044037766631 | My brethren, how long shall this subject be neglected? |
hvd.32044037766631 | My friends, would you now see that vision all disappear, like the rainbow when the sun comes out and drives the clouds from the firmament?. |
hvd.32044037766631 | My very soul would shrink from such a being as from pollution, Could I praise him — could I speak well of his name? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Need I ask what notions of divine goodness can consist with such representations as these? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Now can such a faith be shown by the works of those who embrace it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Now this man's faith is right; but will this fact be of any avail to him, while the general tenor of his conduct is palpably wrong? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Now who can estimate the power of such a character? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Now why have we not an atmosphere of the one or the other of these gases pure? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Now, let me ask, does this savor most of catholicism, or protestant- ism? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Of this also, am I fully persuaded in my own mind? |
hvd.32044037766631 | On what did they base their glory? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Or in other words, do they manifest a design? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Read of the warriors that have led the ar- mies and carried on the wars of past ages, and ask yourselves, what was their object? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Seest thou how faith wrought with his works, and by works was faith made perfect? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Shall we up with a standard and cry “ authority and unity?! |
hvd.32044037766631 | So far as the ties of brotherhood extend, the ques- tion may properly be applied, “ Why do ye wrong one another?" |
hvd.32044037766631 | Suppose it were proposed to prove that pears grow upon trees, how should we proceed? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Suppose its diurnal revolution should cease, what would be the consequences? |
hvd.32044037766631 | The great questions to be settled are these: True or false, can this be the genuine Chris- tian faith? |
hvd.32044037766631 | The world needs a purer morality, and how shall it be obtained? |
hvd.32044037766631 | These also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice; and there shall be one fold and one shep- herd. ”? |
hvd.32044037766631 | These sentiments tru- ly represented by green pastures and smiling mead- ows? |
hvd.32044037766631 | They are"filled with all joy and peace”-„When? |
hvd.32044037766631 | They were sanctioned by Leo- who should dispute that sanc- tion? |
hvd.32044037766631 | This has been, and still is, the greatest error to which he is exposed in his revolutionary effort? |
hvd.32044037766631 | This is the lesson, my brethren, which our Master has given us, and should we not take earnest heed to it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | This, I know, is a discouraging view to take of this enlightened country, as it is proudly called;- but is there not truth in it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | To secure this, hów do they manage? |
hvd.32044037766631 | To teach the people the principles of the government, and to make them feel their moral duties? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Try to drive on the business of life, for two or three years, by the fear of eternal damnation-- and how will it work? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Unless he has learning sufficient to see the real character of the gospel, how can he hold the lamp for others? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Was not Abraham our father justified by works, when he had offered Isaac his son upon the altar? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What American bosom does not kindle at the name of WARREN, of MONTGOMERY, and of PULASKI? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What are the prospects that lie open before it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What can overcome it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What could kindle in the soul such a love of benevolence as the character of Howard? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What else were they given for? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What good did it do? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What has the Old School been doing for twenty years past, but vainly endeavoring to hold fast its antiquated standards? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What is the cause in which we are engaged? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What is the ministry it is destined to perform? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What is the position it now occupies? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What motive? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What power can dishearten love? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What rend- ered it so mighty in its operations? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What then is our duty? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What then? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What words of praise could my lips frame that would not belie the sentiments of my heart? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What would become of their connubial, paternal, and social relations and duties? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What, therefore, can exert such a restraining influence as this punishment? |
hvd.32044037766631 | What, under these circumstances, with many, is a natural course of conduct? |
hvd.32044037766631 | When is the soul filled with joy and peace? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Where is Univer- salism most prevalent now? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Where? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Which of these characters shall we apply to Jesus? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Who but Jesus Christ, can be the servant, the chosen, the delight of God, in this sublime sense? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Who presumes that all who this day hear the great truth that Christ came to save sinners, really and fully enjoy that salvation? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Who then can be ashamed of the gospel? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Who would rear temples of worship, support the ministry of the word of life, and perfect the grand missionary projects of the church? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Who would sustain and carry forward the great and benevolent enterprises of the age? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Whoever performed acts like these for a person, whom he knew felt cold and indifferent tow- ard him? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Why barter them? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Why do we deal treacherously every man against his brother, by profaning the covenant of our fathers?" |
hvd.32044037766631 | Why tame- ly sit and know only what others think? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Why then, was he not ashamed of it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Why was it so infinitely surpassed by the religion of Jesus? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Why, in intellectual matters, search měrely for what New- ton wrote, or Shakespeare sung, or Loeke or Kout propounded? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Will it shield him from impending harm? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Will the shepherd, whose duty'it is to defend the flock, flee before this infernal wolf? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Will this save him from the drunkard's fate? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Will we hear it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Without allowing this confidence to the apostles, who can'render a reason for their firmness and perseverance?. |
hvd.32044037766631 | Would it do for the champions and votaries of this faith to show it by their works? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Would there not be stranger heresies than human ear has ever heard yet? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Would they not all, or most of them, be dissevered, and trodden in the dust? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Yes, truly; but who is to do this work? |
hvd.32044037766631 | Yet what had all this to do with the grand, central truths that the Reformation developed and established? |
hvd.32044037766631 | as the charity which vis- its, like a guardian- angel, the home of poverty and wretchedness? |
hvd.32044037766631 | as the pity which weeps over us when: languishing in sickness? |
hvd.32044037766631 | attaining to anything like high eminence as a practi- cal Christian? |
hvd.32044037766631 | delight in contemplating or praising it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | do we act upon it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | edgment that those proclaimed and established by the Son of God are infinitely'superior to all? |
hvd.32044037766631 | hath not one God created us? |
hvd.32044037766631 | herd- is he entitled to this name, according to the test which he has himself above laid down? |
hvd.32044037766631 | in propitiatory worship? |
hvd.32044037766631 | ling? ” Believing him to be the good shepherd,- why not ascribe to him the characteristics and con- duct of a good shepherd? |
hvd.32044037766631 | ling? ” Believing him to be the good shepherd,- why not ascribe to him the characteristics and con- duct of a good shepherd? |
hvd.32044037766631 | lively emotions of gratitude and love, as undeserved kindness? |
hvd.32044037766631 | new sects- dişorganizing opinions impious criticism- infidelity? |
hvd.32044037766631 | or does he love to bless? |
hvd.32044037766631 | or if thy transgressions be multiplied, what doest thou unto him? |
hvd.32044037766631 | or throw back the sickening look of mortification which has gathered in a brother's pitying eye? |
hvd.32044037766631 | or what receiveth he of thy hand? |
hvd.32044037766631 | rable than this adaptation of means to ends? |
hvd.32044037766631 | say, say, do we live according to our knowledge? |
hvd.32044037766631 | take care of and protect? |
hvd.32044037766631 | that is, because they will be true to a party, rather than because they are known to be men of moral worth and true friends to the country? |
hvd.32044037766631 | they shall remain lost, and shall never have the privilege of returning; even though they may ardently desire it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | thodoxy, or Partialism, without substituting more correct and exalted views of God and man in its place? |
hvd.32044037766631 | thon sicken, and Erasmus rail, because of just such things? |
hvd.32044037766631 | upon our attention: how does it happen that these two motions, so very essential to make the earth a fit residence for man, are given to it? |
hvd.32044037766631 | voted wife? |
hvd.32044037766631 | what do you toil for, in your shops? |
hvd.32044037766631 | “ Wilt thou know, O vain man,"he asks, “ that faith without works is dead? |
hvd.32044037766631 | “ Yes. ” Does he preach the gospel? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 'Bethink thee now,'says Eliphaz,'who ever perished, being innocent?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | 'Is Saul also among the prophets? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ( 4) We shall have to consider our future attitude towards that Kenotic? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ( 5) A man's steps are from Jehovah, and man- how can he understand his way? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ( 6) Elihu's somewhat scrupulous piety, or shall I call it his advance in reverential, contrite devoutness? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ( And why should the article be prefixed?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | ( Did the writer think that Job lived outside the sphere or the age of miracles?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | ( Even) if I have sinned, what do I unto thee, O thou watcher of men? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ( f) dang xX? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ), the body of the work in the Hebrew being written in at any rate an approach to metre;? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ... Didst thou hearken in the council of Eloah?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | 1 L'Antéchrist, p. 200.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 1, 2,'And Jehovah answered Job out of the storm, and said, Who then is darkening counsel by words without knowledge?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | 1- 10? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 10) not impos- sibly refer to a heretical philosophical literature( see p. 233); the only question is, To a native or to a half foreign litera- ture? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 101 IS JOB A HEBRÆO- ARABIC POEM? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 10?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | 11), and if they do not often refer to the wise men,? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 11)= qteypa;(?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | 11)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 12); “ What is sweet at first, and then like sand in the mouth? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 12)—the very Foe who is bringing him to death? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 12- 23, that it is'far off, and ex- ceeding deep; who can find it out?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | 12.in iii רְאוֹת טוב( d) 5229 Diga? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 13 additions by a later editor of Amos in the Exile period?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | 15 puts it) will receive'the spirit of man, in spite of the fact that the vital principle of beasts loses itself in the dust of death? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 15) contains proverbs on wisdom and folly, and some bitterly ironical remarks on the exaltation of servants and burden- bearers? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 15, referred to in a recent memorable debate in the Nineteenth Century? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 151 THE SECOND COLLECTION What is His son's name? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 15–20? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 16( God com-? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 166.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 17 JOB'S CALAMITY 13- 19)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 17(? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 17.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 18) — What peace hath the hyæna with the dog? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 18)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 18–21)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 19 JOB'S CALAMITY* Can human kind be righteous before God? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 1? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 2 Dost thou bring forth the moon's watches at their season, and the Bear and her offspring- dost thou guide them? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 2 may be of northern origin, but why should not a wise man in Judah have watched with sympathy the course of events in Israel? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 2 or who has begotten the dew- drops? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 2)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 215 MORE MORALISING under the sun?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | 22), such as,'How many? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 226? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 227), whereas our poet asks, Will the re'ēm be willing to serve thee?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | 24) were really derived from tò ti ŽOTIV, as Kleinert supposes, should we not meet with it oftener? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 24); also that it is futile to inquire why the former days( of the earlier Ptolemies?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | 24, 90.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 25& c.), and agree with Dr. Edersheim? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 256.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 26( 27), for ‘ Samaria'we should probably read'Seir'( else how will there be three nations? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 26)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 26, 27?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | 27 und 28 i m Hiob, Monatsschrift, 1872, p. 241& c.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 33), but why should this be set down to arrogant inflation? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 35, 36) may we not suppose that the physical theology of Babylonia had a large part in determining the form of this conception? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 39 be rendered “ lion'rather than • lioness'( note his young ones')? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 52.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 5? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 7)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 7- 10? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 7.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 8)- Wilt thou make void my justice? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 8, 9)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | 9- 16.? |
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hvd.hw3d01 | A speaking portrait of a Parisian philosophe, but does it fit the author of Ecclesiastes? |
hvd.hw3d01 | APPENDIX 299 given to the great Teacher of the book before us, just as the name Sophereth was given apparently to a scribe? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ARGUMENT FROM PARALLEL PASSAGES ARGUMENT PARALLEL PASSAGE 85|| Golden Treasury called “ The Book of the Righteous'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Am I the sea( he says) or the sea monster, that thou settest a watch over me? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Anc I said in my heart, As the fate of the fool will be the fate which shal befall me, even me; and why have I then been exceeding wise? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And as to the commendations of sensuous pleasure, have they not a relative justification? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And how did the Architect work? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And if he does sometimes take delight in his own attainments, yet why is this to be censured as mere ‘ böse Selbstgefälligkeit'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And now, looking at the passage by itself, is it conceivable that it was originally written to stand where it now does? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And observation of the mines in the Sinaitic peninsula? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And was it a hard thing that Job asked of his friends? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And what is the result of his in- quiry? |
hvd.hw3d01 | And why? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Another point on which Sirach is equally — shall we say orthodox, or reactionary? — is the connection between piety and temporal prosperity. |
hvd.hw3d01 | Are these arrow wounds the fruit of chastisement? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Are we surprised at this? |
hvd.hw3d01 | As corrected by the former they run thus: Behold, his hope is belied: will he fight against mine appearing? |
hvd.hw3d01 | At other times I ask myself, Can the inconsistencies of this portion as compared with the Colloquies be explained as mere oversights? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But are these the only results of Koheleth's wide induc- tion from the facts of contemporary life? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But did he not actually append it as his epilogue? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But have we any adequate means of deciding which these are? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But how does the case stand with Koheleth? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But how otherwise could the idea of the universal obli- gation to fear God have been expressed? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But how to explain the feminine form Qohéleth? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But if points of contact with Lucretius are to be hunted for, ought we not also to mention the discrepancies between the ‘ wise man’and the poet? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But is there no present judgment? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But neither the poet of Job, nor any of the psalmists, identifies the phrases in express terms;? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But of what account are generalities in face of such a problem as Job's? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But should we not, with Grätz and Nowack, correct? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But the book is'golden.'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But the question is, Did Koheleth believe in a future judgment? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But what is this great Being's name, and to know Him intimately) what is His son's name? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But which are these fundamental facts? |
hvd.hw3d01 | But why should Eliphaz imagine that because Job had not had a revelation of this kind he is therefore ignorant of the truth? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Can not an old man'remember'his Creator? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Can that period be the patriarchal? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Can we avoid the impression that both these poets lived in an age of advanced religious reflection and of Scripture- study? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Can we feel grateful to this writer? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Canst thou find the depths of God[ Eloah]? |
hvd.hw3d01 | DOES KOHELETH CONTAIN GREEK WORDS OR IDEAS?. |
hvd.hw3d01 | DOES KOHELETH CONTAIN GREEK WORDS? |
hvd.hw3d01 | DOES KOHELETH CONTAIN GREEK WORDS? |
hvd.hw3d01 | DOES KOHELETH CONTAIN GREEK WORDS? |
hvd.hw3d01 | DOES KOLELETH CONTAIN GREEK WORDS? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Did Job really live? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Did the author himself attach this motto? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Did the poet mean to finish the second speech of Jehovah here? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Did the translator make use of the Septuagint, and more particularly of the portion containing the prophets? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Did their public instructions assume anything like the form of the proverbs of our anthologies? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Did they confine their activity to the capital city or cities, or did they also, like the'scribes,'settle or itinerate in the provinces? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Did they teach without fee or reward? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Do they not show that the “ fear of the Lord'is quite compatible with a deep interest in average human life and human nature? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Does he mean double trimeters? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Does the Divine love disguise itself as terror? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Does the New Testament quite super- sede this form of teaching? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Dost thou clothe his neck with waving mane? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Dost thou give might to the horse? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Dost thou make him bound as a locust? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Even if Eliphaz be right, and Job has been a sinner, yet how can this affect the Most High? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Ewald himself has drawn attention to this, without remarking its adverse bearing on his own interpretation.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | First of all, Is there an inner connection between these passages? |
hvd.hw3d01 | First of all, are there any traces of Stoic terminology? |
hvd.hw3d01 | For instance,( 1) Who can say, I have made my heart clean, I am pure from my sin? |
hvd.hw3d01 | HOW IS OLD TESTAMENT CRITICISM RELATED TO CHRISTIANITY? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Hard enough is the natural fate of man; why make it harder by exceptional severity? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Has Eliphaz enjoyed a specially unique revelation? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Has an editor, then, tampered with the text of the opening words of the exhortation? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Has the rain a father? |
hvd.hw3d01 | He earnestly prays that he may not become a liar and ask, Who is Jehovah?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | He ironically admits the truth of the saying, “ How can man be righteous with God?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | His cry for death is justified by his condition — death rather than( these) my pains'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | How can Job suddenly adopt the language of the friends without conceding that he has himself hitherto been completely in error? |
hvd.hw3d01 | How can it be worth while, he asks, thus to persecute him? |
hvd.hw3d01 | How comes it, we may ask first of all, that the Septuagint contains so many passages not found in the Hebrew? |
hvd.hw3d01 | I too have understanding like you, and who knows not the like of this? |
hvd.hw3d01 | I), •Why are judgments laid up( so long) by the Almighty,'and( why) do they that know him not see his days?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | I7)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | IS JOB A HEBRÆO- ARABIC POEM? |
hvd.hw3d01 | IS JOB A HEBRÆO- ARABIC POEM? |
hvd.hw3d01 | IS JOB A HEBRÆO- ARABIC POEM? |
hvd.hw3d01 | In conclusion, will earnest students, whether academical or not, grant me two requests? |
hvd.hw3d01 | In what respect, pray, is he inferior to his friends? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is Bildad an unwearied collector of the wisdom of antiquity? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is JOB A HEBRÆO- ARABIC POEM? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is it not, on the other hand, very conceivable( notice the opening word'For') that it was transferred to its present position from some other work? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is it possible to conceive that those sketches of the wild goat, the wild ass, and the horse, were not written by one who was familiar with the sight? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is not the difficulty which led to it a constantly recurring one, so soon as reflection acquires a certain degree of maturity? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is not the passage rather a philo- sophic fragment from a school of'wise men,'not so much unbelieving as critical? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is there any remedy for this? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Is there not something more satisfac- tory in the Pauline saying, ‘ All things are yours, and ye are Christ's'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | It is genuinely Semitic( did not Zeno come from the Semitic Citium?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | It is this,'he remarks, that gives the peculiar charm to this little book.'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | It is to be observed next, that the range of enquiry of this'wisdom'is equally wide, according to the Biblical use of the term.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Jacobi's confession( imitated by Coleridge?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | Job himself is in collision with this force; and how should he venture to defend himself? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Knowest thou the laws of heaven? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Koheleth can only be? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Let us then enquire at this point, What is this Hebrew wisdom? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Luther's Tischreden, quoted in Ginsburg, p. 113.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | May not this conflict have been fore- shadowed at an earlier time? |
hvd.hw3d01 | May we not suppose that Koheleth too had travelled to Alexandria? |
hvd.hw3d01 | May we not, in short, conjecture that the poem of Job is a grand attempt to renovate and enrich the Hebrew language? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Nay; shall we not carry our generosity even farther? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Next, can we detect references to distinctive Stoic doc- trines? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Notice the delicate tact in the choice of the second verb,'Who can give Him an honourable surname?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | Of essential wisdom( or philosophy as we should call it?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | On this view of its meaning, the passage reminds one of the words of Goethe's Faust,'Who can name Him, or who confess, I believe Him? |
hvd.hw3d01 | One of their number therefore invented a fourth friend, Elihu( or is this the name of the author himself? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Or that his interest in astronomy was not deepened by the spectacle of a night- sky in Arabia? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Or that the author had not observed the habits of the ostrich, when he penned his lines on the ostrich's neglect of her eggs? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Or, if this be too much and the anniversary, so sad to me, must come round, then let magicians cast their spell? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Quel motif d'ailleurs eût amené à faire postérieurement une telle addition? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Remember now that as clay thou didst prepare me, and dost thou turn me into dust again? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Some one, however, may ask, Does not modern criticism actually claim to have refuted the fundamental facts of Bible history? |
hvd.hw3d01 | THE BOOK OF JOB Behold, let him slay me; I can wait[ be patient] no longer;? |
hvd.hw3d01 | THE BOOK OF JOB conscious renewal of communion with God after death? |
hvd.hw3d01 | THE BOOK OF KOHELETH in Dante's Convito, which we have the poet's own authority for regarding as allegorical? |
hvd.hw3d01 | THE BOOK OF KOHELETH the former days were better than these?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | THE BOOK OF PROVERBS who has gathered the wind in his fists? |
hvd.hw3d01 | THE SPEECHES OF JEHOVAH He is not so bold as to stir me up; who indeed could stand before me? |
hvd.hw3d01 | That he has no enthusiasm, and none of those visions which are the creators and feeders of the soul,'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | The Satan refuses to give human nature credit for pure goodness, and sarcastically remarks,'Does Job serve God for nothing?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | The first appendix begins—'The words of Agur the son of Jakeh, the prophecy'( or, divine utterance)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | The good man is never allowed to perish, you say; but how much longer can a body of flesh hold out? |
hvd.hw3d01 | The heading is enigmatical; in what sense are the words''a prophecy,'and who are the persons spoken of? |
hvd.hw3d01 | The oracle of the man ‘ I have wearied? |
hvd.hw3d01 | The passage with which we are concerned as illustrative of the passage before us is on page 164, and begins 17.327 9 17.7 °?!! |
hvd.hw3d01 | The question of questions is not, Has God all power and all wisdom, but, Does He use them for moral ends? |
hvd.hw3d01 | The references to the king do not perhaps compel this supposition; ‘ are not my princes altogether kings?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | The self- humiliation of Christ is described( need I remark?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | The warnings of this queen- mother? |
hvd.hw3d01 | The words—'Was Man with his Experience present at the Creation, then, to see how it all went on? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Theologisch Tijdschrift, 1873, p. 538.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | There are also passages in which, like Job, he adopts the tone, style and rhythm? |
hvd.hw3d01 | There is no protest against idolatry either in the Book of Job? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Think ye to censure words, and the passionate speech of one who is desperate? |
hvd.hw3d01 | This common consent, this traditional wisdom, is embodied in proverbial'dark sayings,'as, for instance Can the papyrus grow up without marsh? |
hvd.hw3d01 | This is bold, and, in any case, must not such a name be comparatively modern? |
hvd.hw3d01 | This too is vanity? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Thy hands fashioned and prepared me; afterwards dost thou turn'and destroy me? |
hvd.hw3d01 | V. 15- 18)? |
hvd.hw3d01 | V. THE BOOK OF JOB Dost thou bind the knots of the Pleiades, or loose the fetters of Orion? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Was I not right in saying that the traditional notices of Solomon's wisdom do not agree with the title of our anthology? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Were there wise men'in N. Israel? |
hvd.hw3d01 | What is the natural inference from the fact that at an advanced age life becomes physically a burden? |
hvd.hw3d01 | What is the religion of Islam but a grandiose system of Determinism? |
hvd.hw3d01 | What is ‘ skilful work,'or art, but an envious surpassing of the one by the other'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Whence comes this prevalent neglect of a work still known as'Ecclesiasticus'or a‘church- book'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Wherefore hast thou contended with Him because ‘ He answers none of my words'?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | Who can feel, and can be bold to say, I believe Him not?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | Who can say, I have made my heart clean, I am pure from my sin? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Who ever attacks me in safety? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Who is this that darkens counsel by words without knowledge? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Who knows whether the spirit of man goes upward, and whether the spirit of the beast goes downward to the earth? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Why did not the collectors combine all the Solomonic proverbs they could find in one work? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Why do the wicked live on, become old, yea, are mighty in power? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Why does this critic give such generous sympathy to the Ecclesiastes of the Slav race, and such doubtful praise to his great original? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Why not forgive those sins and relieve Himself from a troublesome task? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Why should I not even desire death? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Why should a king with whom is ‘ God Qavam ’ be described as specially ‘ comely in going'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Why should not the name Qoheleth have been'On this, see Wright, Ecclesiastes& c. p. 127.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Will it ever lose its value as a symbolic picture of the combined transcendence and immanence of the Divine Being? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Would it be good to be al- ways in this mood? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Would their religion exhibit sufficient power of resistance on a foreign soil? |
hvd.hw3d01 | Yet who but Koheleth can be responsible for it? |
hvd.hw3d01 | and if so, have any of their proverbs come down to us, besides the mashal or fable of Jotham? |
hvd.hw3d01 | and what peace hath the rich man with the poor? |
hvd.hw3d01 | are my sins,'and'Why chase dry stubble?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | but the thunder of his power who can understand? |
hvd.hw3d01 | can man be pure before his Maker? |
hvd.hw3d01 | can the Nile reed shoot up without water? |
hvd.hw3d01 | canst thou reach to the end of Shaddai? |
hvd.hw3d01 | dost thou determine its influence upon the earth? |
hvd.hw3d01 | fol- lowing verses are not easily matched: Where is there a man like Job, who drinks · scoffing like water? |
hvd.hw3d01 | friends) pain my soul?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | gb, and implies the assumption that the Targum rightly paraphrases, Does the eastern sun blanch the crimson broidery'of the almond- blossom? |
hvd.hw3d01 | i There is a doubt whether the Septuagint postscript or the statement of the Egyptian Jew(?) |
hvd.hw3d01 | i., but the comfortless expression`his eternal house'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | manzaltu station.? |
hvd.hw3d01 | myself about God'(? |
hvd.hw3d01 | or in other words, Why is divine retribution so tardy? |
hvd.hw3d01 | superhuman, heavenly beings, separate from the world of the senses? |
hvd.hw3d01 | though God has enabled man to find out many secrets, yet human science is of very limited extent'? |
hvd.hw3d01 | what canst thou do? |
hvd.hw3d01 | what canst thou know? |
hvd.hw3d01 | what is his name, and what is his son's name, if thou knowest? |
hvd.hw3d01 | which has gone before—'where can wisdom be found, and where is the place of understanding?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | who has bound up the waters in a garment? |
hvd.hw3d01 | who has established all the ends of the earth? |
hvd.hw3d01 | wilt thou condemn me, that thou mayest be righteous? |
hvd.hw3d01 | · Will the right men come?' |
hvd.hw3d01 | ‘ But who is it that is ever and anon coming down to earth, and that performed all these creative works of which you delight to speak? |
hvd.hw3d01 | ‘ lords'(? |
hvd.hw3d01 | •Can God pervert judgment ’? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What's the use of moneyed friends If you must n't bleed'em? hvd.hwp5rl '-—What's the matter?' hvd.hwp5rl 'I am a great doctor; would you like to hear some of my medicines?' hvd.hwp5rl 'Some say,'he replied, that the King of England is dead, others say that he is not dead; but do you wish to know my opinion?' hvd.hwp5rl * THERE are two questions which grow out of this subject: 1st, How far is any sort of classical education useful? hvd.hwp5rl * What are half the crimes in the world committed for? hvd.hwp5rl - a separation of the two countries? — for what purpose? hvd.hwp5rl - a separation of the two countries? — for what purpose? hvd.hwp5rl - their Siddonses, Kembles, Keans, or O'Neils? hvd.hwp5rl -their Scotts, Rogerses, Campbells, Byrons, Moores, or Crabbes? hvd.hwp5rl 127 a young man up to the age of seventeen? hvd.hwp5rl 135 places of education, why the mechanical arts are excluded? hvd.hwp5rl 187 Fry, has started up for the suitors in Chancery? hvd.hwp5rl 259 wretched apathy which we neither feel nor show in the most trifling concerns of life? hvd.hwp5rl 271 duties exacted for the good conferred? hvd.hwp5rl 2d, How far is that particular classical education adopted in this country useful? hvd.hwp5rl 303 anomaly to educate nen in another religion than your own? hvd.hwp5rl 318 some months, to be sure, have carried on a lingering war; but can they do without bark? hvd.hwp5rl 425 mother at all? hvd.hwp5rl 97 or thirty? hvd.hwp5rl A profligate carpen- ter or a debauched watchmaker may gain business from his skill; but how is a profligate woman to gain her bread? hvd.hwp5rl Accord- ingly Mr. Lister very judiciously despatches him; Granby inherits the estate — his virtues( for what shows off virtue like land?) hvd.hwp5rl Am I to be champion of the Decalogue, and to be eternally raising fleets and armies to make all men good and happy? hvd.hwp5rl Am I to fight for all these people? hvd.hwp5rl Among other sallies of the same kind, was his asking Rogers-Why do n't you keep your hearse, Rogers? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And built as she is of heart of oak, and admirably manned, is it possible, with such a captain, to save this ship from going to the bottom? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And how are these masses of power re- distributed? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And how can all this be otherwise? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And is this not a great thing? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And that a bankrupt State, without the power of borrowing a shilling in the world, may not be crippled in such a contest? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And what does freedom mean, if not To whip our slaves at pleasure And borrow money when you can, To pay it at your leisure?" |
hvd.hwp5rl | And what if Daniel dies, of what use his death? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And what is court- esy- bobbing?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | And what other government, if this Bill be ultimately lost, could possibly be found? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And what ought the term University to mean, but a place where every science is taught which is liberal, and at the same time useful to mankind? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And what, we should be glad to know, is the main ob- ject of most branches of human knowledge, if it be not to minister to the bodily wants of man? |
hvd.hwp5rl | And whence comes it, that the expenditure of life and labour is totally put out of the calculation, when Latin and Greek are to be attained? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are not all authorities against this measure, Pitt, Fox, Cicero, and the Attorney and Solicitor General? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are not all their feelings, and opinions, and prejudices, on the opposite side? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are not the Catholics( except in the North of Ire- land, where the great mass are Presbyterians) gaining everywhere on the Protestants? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are there no other means by which the bad could congregate? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are they given to men ac- quainted with the science of government? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are we to put the wisdom of yesterday in compe- tition with the wisdom of centuries? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are you an acute man, and see sharply for small distances? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are you happy now? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are you likely to remain so till this evening? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Are you quick, or slow? |
hvd.hwp5rl | As I was coming out I met Lord Holland, who said,'Well, do you return to dinner?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | At what period was this great plan of conquest and constipation fully developed? |
hvd.hwp5rl | At what precise moment must the wrinkled grin be smoothed down into the platitude of propriety? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But how can this question of moderation be decided? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But if this plan were to drive men of capital out of the church, and to pauperize the English clergy, where would the harm be? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But is a man to die supperless in a ditch because he is not rich, or even because he is not innocent? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But is all this, which appears so philanthropical, mere philan thrc, y? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But the General seems shocked that I should say the Americans can not go to war without money: but what do I mean by war? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But what if they did act in such a manner, would it be a conduct less wicked than that of the Americans? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But what use is my wishing? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But who will take in the refuse of mankind, if monopoly allows him to choose better customers? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But why are we necessarily to doom a girl, whatever be her taste or her capacity, to one unvaried line of petty and frivolous occupation? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But why should it be either one thing or the other? |
hvd.hwp5rl | But why stop here? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Can any man of common sense say that all these outward circumstances of the ministers of religion have no bearing on religion itself? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Can there be any hesitation in which timid women, drunken men, sages, philosophers, bishops, and all com- bustible beings, would place themselves? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Can we say all this of any human being, and then have him no more in remembrance? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Can you reason them out of it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Can you write them out of it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Could any friend to good order wish other means to be employed, or other results to follow? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Could not all the duties of religion be performed as well by poor clergymen as by men of good substance? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Cruelty and injustice must, of course, exist; but why connect them with danger? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Did he die heroically? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Did not I see you running away yesterday with my mother in your mouth? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Did you not eat up all my relations last week? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Do I not remember when he was the advocate in this house of very opposite opinions? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Do lions and cart- horses drink ale? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Do n't you remember what a great thing you thought it to get a piece of bread? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Do you mean to take care that the Review shall not profess or encourage infidel principles? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Do you recollect the subject?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | Do you remember that passage in the “ Paradise Lost, ” which is considered so beautiful? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Do you think, when I am about to make a joke, I send for my neighbours C. and G., or consult the clerk and church- wardens upon it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does American Providence work with such instruments as Biddle? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does he attend to his parish? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does he hunt? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does he shoot? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does it not beat in the heart? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does not economy mingle with these benevolent feelings? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does not the locking of the doors save servants and policemen? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does there exist in persons of that class, any disposition for such changes? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does wit incapacitate him for the work of a Christian minister? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Does your mind turn its ideas into wit? |
hvd.hwp5rl | For is there not another maxim quite as true, that the excesses of the people are to be guarded against? |
hvd.hwp5rl | For of what use is it to tell me that governors have a tendency to encroach upon the liberties of the people? |
hvd.hwp5rl | For what a length of years was it attempted to compel the Scotch to change their religion? |
hvd.hwp5rl | For what is there to hinder the mind from gradually acquiring a habit of attending to the lighter relations of ideas in which wit consists? |
hvd.hwp5rl | For what is your singing but beautiful poetry floating in fine music, and guided by exquisite feeling? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Forthwith a general cry of shame and scandal: “ Ten years ago, were you not laid upon your backs? |
hvd.hwp5rl | From what other cause the sudden and overwhelming tumult at the Dragon? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Gentle dullness, we know on good poetical authority, ever loves a joke, but must all jokes be conformed to the standard of dullness? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Gentlemen notice these things, are offended if the civility is not paid, and pleased if it is; and what harm does it do you? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Had England a hierarchy formed all of wits, Whom, but Sydney, would England procluim as it primate? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Has our Saviour forbidden justice- proscribed mercy, benevolence, and good faith? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Have you an exu- berant imagination, or a correct judgment? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Have you any relations of that name? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Have you definite notions of justice? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Have you forgotten that memorable era, when the lord of the manor interfered to obtain for you a slice of the public pudding? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Have you heard my parody on Pope? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Have you not grown rich with these pains in your stomach? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Have you seen my patent armour? |
hvd.hwp5rl | He is a fly in amber; nobody cares about the fly: the only question is, How the devil did it get there? |
hvd.hwp5rl | He must have some point of support, or how can he wage war with success? |
hvd.hwp5rl | He smoked: how did this begin? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Horner is to come down too; will you join us? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How are our naval victories gained, but by habitual character, skill, and courage? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How are you to do without a government? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How are you to pay ten pounds? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How can great talent be applied to nobler ends, and what existence can be more truly splendid? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How can he Airt? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How can it be otherwise? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How can you be such a fool as to surrender your character to the stupid flattery of a ploughboy? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How do you explain the word chance? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How does it agree with their experience? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How does this measure tally with their institutions? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How is it possible that such a man should not lose his head? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How is the case, then, different with a clergyman? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How many, also, of these new legislators would there be, who were not themselves creditors of the state? |
hvd.hwp5rl | How thankful you were for cheese- parings? |
hvd.hwp5rl | I am rather curious about him. ” But had any man ever nobler friends, or did any ever honour such friends more? |
hvd.hwp5rl | I amused myself the other day,'said he, laughing, in writing a termination of a speech for him; would you like to hear it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | I care very little, sir, for the ostensible measure; but what is there behind? |
hvd.hwp5rl | I know very well that this is not the theory of patronage; but who does better?- do individual patrons? |
hvd.hwp5rl | If he returns rolled in the mud, broken- headed, and bellowing with pain, who has he but himself to blame? |
hvd.hwp5rl | If iaws are good and well administered, is it worth while to rush into war and rebellion, in order that no better laws may be made in another place? |
hvd.hwp5rl | If the splendour of names is equal, are the circumstances the same? |
hvd.hwp5rl | If there were two parallel railways, the one locking you in, and the other not, is there the smallest doubt which would carry away all the business? |
hvd.hwp5rl | If we pass this bill, what fresh concessions may he not require? |
hvd.hwp5rl | In whose mind was the idea of destroying the pride and the plasters of France first engendered? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Instead of the ever- gay Murray and the never- silent Jeffrey, why do you not cultivate the Scotch clergy and the elders and professors? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is Biddle an instrument in the hand of Providence to exalt the humble, and send the rich empty away? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is Hodge not sensible that his landlady is obliging, and his ale good? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is a smile orthodox, and is a laugh heretical? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is any man so foolish as to suppose that Rothschild has nothing to do with such wars as these? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is beardless youth to show no respect for the decisions of mature age? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is he employed as much for his own happiness in cultivating a flower- garden as in philosophy, literature, or politics? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is he in debt? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is he temperate? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is it a rule of oratory to balance the style against the subject, and to handle the most sublime truths in the dullest language and the driest manner? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is it common sense to suppose that these two publi- cans are not desirous of gaining customers from each other? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is it possible to conceive a greater or more useless tyranny than this? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is it the interest of such men to create a revolution, by destroying the constitutional power of the House of Lords, or of the king? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is it to save a few fellow- creatures, or a few pounds, tha: he children of the West are to be hermetically sealed in the locomotives? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is not he more like a parson, or a talking lawyer, than a thorough- bred seaman? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is not this extreme care of the public new? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is sin to be taken from men as Eve was from Adam, by casting them into a deep slumber? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is the sin in the strength of the article? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is there not one immutable law of justice? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Is't a corpse stuck up for show, Galvanized at times to go? |
hvd.hwp5rl | It is admitted he must find some employment, but does it signify what that employment is? |
hvd.hwp5rl | It is an odd case to put, but I should like to know if any man living could have laughed if he had seen Sir Isaac Newton rolling in the mud? |
hvd.hwp5rl | My dear Lord, Will you excuse the Liberty I take in soliciting promotion for my grandson? |
hvd.hwp5rl | My dear Mrs. —: Did you never hear of persons who have an aversion to cheese? |
hvd.hwp5rl | No? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Now what can the use be of sawing about a set of maxims to which there are a complete set of antagonist maxims? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Now, is it possible to pay such a church upon any other principle than that of unequal division? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Now, what shall we say, after all, of Mr. Waterton? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Of possessing what?- not mere money, but every species of the beautiful which money can purchase. |
hvd.hwp5rl | Of what use have all the cruel laws been of Perceval, Eldon, and Castle- reagh, to extinguish reform? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Ohio pays; but with such a bold bankruptcy before their eyes, how long will Ohio pay? |
hvd.hwp5rl | On hearing the name of his host he suddenly turned round, and, nudging Sir James, said in an audible whisper, “ Is that the great Sir Sud- ney?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | Or, is it to be regulated by time? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Perhaps I should astonish many persons by putting to them such sort of questions:- Do you know what is meant by the word nature? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Shall we ever see you again? |
hvd.hwp5rl | She asked me the other day, Pray, Mr. Smith, is it true that you walk down St. Paul's with three virgins holding silver pokers before you?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | Simon of Gloucester, however, after all, is a real writer, and how could I know that Dr. Monk's name was Simon? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Temperance, 400. Who Reads an American Book? |
hvd.hwp5rl | That this is necessary, I know too well; but tell me why it is necessary? |
hvd.hwp5rl | The main question as to a novel is – did it amuse? |
hvd.hwp5rl | The real feeling should be, not can we be so presumptuous as to put our opinions in opposition to those of our ancestors? |
hvd.hwp5rl | The spring being suddenly cut off, what confusion must follow in the streams which have flowed from its source? |
hvd.hwp5rl | The toucans, to be sure, might retort, to what purpose were gentlemen in Bond street created? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Then why destroy present happiness by a distant misery, which may never come at all, or you may never live to see it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | There is much unhappiness in human life: how can school be exempt? |
hvd.hwp5rl | There is pleasure in a pint of ale, but what pleasure is there in an oath? |
hvd.hwp5rl | There, you see my china is all white, so if broken can always be renewed; the same with my plates at dinner: did you observe my plates? |
hvd.hwp5rl | They are exposed to greater dangers; is that a reason why their faculties are to be pur- posely and industriously weakened? |
hvd.hwp5rl | They are to form the char- acters of future men; is that a cause why their own characters are to be broken and frittered down as they now are? |
hvd.hwp5rl | To what infinite abuse and obloquy would the capillary patriot be exposed? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Upon what other evidence does the migration of the grub into the aurelia rest? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Upon whom are these epithets of approbation bestowed? |
hvd.hwp5rl | WHO READS AN AMERICAN BOOK? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was ever conduct so shabby as that of the two or three governments which preceded that of Lord Grey? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was it right to take out a captain made of excellent British stuff, and to put in such a man as this? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was that struggle( for I believe there was one) for permission to speak? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was the honourable gentleman( let me ask him) always of this way of thinking? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was there a dry eye in the churchyard when he was buried? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was there ever a more delightful, fas- cinating adultress than Madame d'Ervins is intended to be? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was there ever before a real ministry of the people? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Was there ever such a ministry? |
hvd.hwp5rl | We talk of human life as a journey, but how variously is that journey performed? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Were you surprised at dinner coming so soon? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What Irishman does not feel proud that he has lived in the days of GRATTAN? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What are the eminent men of one and the other period? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What are the honourable gentleman's future schemes? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What brings into action the best virtues? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What can it possibly signify, whether we used the name of one great fool, or of another great fool? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What do you mean by what you say? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What does it cost? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What further degradation is he planning for his country? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What have I done? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is a man to do with his life who has nothing which he must do? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is a woman worth without character? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is it the Catholics ask of you? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is the object of all government? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is the object of medi- cine? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is the utility of mathematics, but as they are brought to bear upon navigation, astronomy, me- chanics, and so upon bodily wants? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is virtue? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What is virtue? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What mobs and riots would it produce? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What of character is there in seeing a roasted turkey sprawling on the floor? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What other influence can the leading characters of the democratic party in Congress possibly possess? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What right have we, sir, to break down this firm column, on which the great men of that age stamped a character of eternity? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What right have you to bear malice against him for this? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What will be said of all the intolerable trash which is issued forth at public meetings of No Popery? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What would the world do without tea? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What's a guinea, but a d- d yellow circle? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What's the use of honour? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What's the use of truth? |
hvd.hwp5rl | What, then, can they do, with their caucus or without it, but recommend? |
hvd.hwp5rl | When his physician advised him to “ take a walk upon an empty stomach,"Smith asked, “ Upon whose? ” THE ARTICLES AND THE MUSES. |
hvd.hwp5rl | When, I should be curious to know, were all the powers of crudity and flatulence fully explained to his majesty's ministers? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Where are our goslings? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Where can he de- posit the fruits of victory? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Where is Annie Kay? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Where is the heart so hard that could bear to see the awkward resources and contrivances of the poor turned into ridicule? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Whither shall I go from thy spirit, or whither shall I flee from thy presence? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who can bear to walk through a slaughterhouse? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who could be miserable with that fire? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who could laugh at the fractured, ruined body of a soldier? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who ever thinks of turning into ridicule our great and ardent hope of a world to come? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who has painted it in finer and more com- manding eloquence than Mr. Canning? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who has taken a more sensible and statesmanlike view of our miserable and cruel policy than Lord Castlereagh? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who is so wicked as to amuse himself with the infirmities of ex- treme old age? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who shall set the limit where wit transcends decorum and commences to be anti- clerical? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who will receive her? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Who would suppose thy gifts sometimes obdurate?) |
hvd.hwp5rl | Whom does such a man oppress? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Whom have I injured? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why are four eyeless, footless, legless horses, rapidly circumscribed by breeching and bearing- reins? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why are half- measures necessarily or probably unwise measures? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why are not strait- waistcoats used? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why are they to be spent as if you had heard the worst? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why are they to plunge into mad revolutionary projects of pillaging the public creditor? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why are we nat- ural everywhere but in the pulpit? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why are we to trust to the diversity of human tastes, and the varieties of human ambition in everything else, and distrust it in classics alone? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why call in the aid of paralysis to piety? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why did God place lights in the firmament for days, for seasons, for signs, and for years? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why do contusion and fracture still remain physically possible? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why do not our dear Ripon and our youthful Gladstone see this, and come cheerfully to the rescue? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why does the necessity of locking both doors exist only on the Great Western? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why has not man a collar and a log? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why is cake and jelly pushed in at the window? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why is not man served up with sauce in dish? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why is not the accidental traveller strapped down? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why is one of the doors left open on all other railways? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why is such hatred morbid? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why should they not be indulged in it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why should they not have? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why this holoplexia* on sacred occasions alone? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why torture a bull- dog when you can get a frog or a rabbit? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why was not darkness suffered to remain on the face of the deep? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why was not the earth left without form and void? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why, is it not disgraceful to want it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why, is it not honourable to feel it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why, is it not just, inevitable, in- nate? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Why? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Will he take their daughters for his nurserymaids? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Will no example teach you? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Will nothing please thee to wash thy hands in but the font? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Will the people live under a government where antimonial powders can not be procured? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Will they bear the loss of mercury? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Will you come? ” 58 FIRST IMPRESSIONS. |
hvd.hwp5rl | With whom have you made the contract but with yourself? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Would it advance your cause to insist upon the story of Whittington and his Cat? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Would it be of any use to mention the names of mongers who have lived in the midst of cheese? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Would such a notable discovery have been reserved for these modern and degenerate times? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Would the Dane have passed it over? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Would the Norman have rejected it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Would villany cease? |
hvd.hwp5rl | Would you like to hear her repeat her crimes? |
hvd.hwp5rl | You and Mary and the two young ones dead? |
hvd.hwp5rl | You are delighted with the beauty of colours; are not those colours beautiful? |
hvd.hwp5rl | You breathe vegetable fragrance; is not that fragrance grateful? |
hvd.hwp5rl | You never breakfasted in a parsonage before, did you? |
hvd.hwp5rl | You see the sun rising from behind a mountain, and the heavens painted with light; is not that renewal of the light of the morning sublime? |
hvd.hwp5rl | a great reader, or a great thinker? |
hvd.hwp5rl | accurate, or hasty? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and did you sit up beyond the usual hour? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and does not one evil à priori require your attention as well as another? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and if you and yourself, the two contracting parties, agree to break the contract, where is the evii, or who is injured? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and is it not of as great importance toward happiness to pay a minute attention to the body, as it is to study the wisdom of Chrysippus and Crantor? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and is that a reason why you should throw yourself systematically in opposi- tion to the government? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and may some of the sons of these “ labourers of the vineyard ” hope one day to ride the leaders from St. James's to Fulham? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and what is the use of so much knowledge? ” What is the use of so much knowledge? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and what is the use of so much knowledge? ” What is the use of so much knowledge? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and who are the young? |
hvd.hwp5rl | and would anything perpetually display, and constantly preserve such a character, if no accident intervened to raise up a contrary association? |
hvd.hwp5rl | another take care of the cedars and hyssops of his garden? |
hvd.hwp5rl | are you really?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | attempt? |
hvd.hwp5rl | band? |
hvd.hwp5rl | did you mistake eleven for ten, and twelve for eleven? |
hvd.hwp5rl | does any thing receive from nature the character of sublime, or the char- acter of beautiful? |
hvd.hwp5rl | for the eyes that will never taste the sweet light? |
hvd.hwp5rl | for the poor, clouded in everlasting gloom? |
hvd.hwp5rl | has not your situation, since you were first attacked, been improving every year? |
hvd.hwp5rl | have not you risen under them from poverty to prosperity? |
hvd.hwp5rl | have you ever reflected what “ a nice person ” means?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | how could you do that?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | how did it exist? |
hvd.hwp5rl | how was it? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or are you a comprehensive man, and able to take in wide and extensive views into your mind? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or are you apt to take a common- sense view of the objects presented to you? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or did he struggle on the scaffold? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or ducks lying in different parts of the room, covered with trembling frag- ments of jelly? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or from indignation at not being suffered to act for himself at the last moment, and to place himself under the axe? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or next month? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or next week? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or next year? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or to drink healths in but the church chalice? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or to find subject for humour in the weakness of a perishing, dissolving body? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or was a rich man only born to sleep quietly, to fare sumptuously, and to be clothed in brave apparel? |
hvd.hwp5rl | or was it instituted to give an arbitrary and use less superiority of one human being over another? |
hvd.hwp5rl | said I, softly; ‘ is anything amiss? |
hvd.hwp5rl | said a young lady, recovering from the general laugh, • did you make all that yourself? |
hvd.hwp5rl | that he should not swell? |
hvd.hwp5rl | thoroughly masters of the geographical and commercial relations of Europe? |
hvd.hwp5rl | to cats? |
hvd.hwp5rl | to men who know the properties of bodies, and their action upon each other? |
hvd.hwp5rl | to roast hare? |
hvd.hwp5rl | up to do nothing but what is trifling? |
hvd.hwp5rl | were you too late to dress? |
hvd.hwp5rl | what of anatomy? |
hvd.hwp5rl | who did not remember him in the days of its burnings, and wastings, and murders? |
hvd.hwp5rl | who has not turned to him for comfort, from the false friends and open enemies of Ireland? |
hvd.hwp5rl | whom does his ambition destroy, and whom does his fraud deceive? |
hvd.hwp5rl | why do n't you cut her into small pieces at once, and make portable soup of her? ” THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. |
hvd.hwp5rl | why not something between both? |
hvd.hwp5rl | with whose happiness does he interfere? |
hvd.hwp5rl | yard?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | your own aggrandizement? — for the gratification of your personal vanity? |
hvd.hwp5rl | your own aggrandizement? — for the gratification of your personal vanity? |
hvd.hwp5rl | · Whence,'said the fox, stepping forward with infinite gravity, whence this morbid hatred of the fox? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — What experience, when, at the Revolution, we drove away our ancient race of kings, and* Did Sydney Smith invent Mrs. Partington? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — and then, what would happen if small public- houses were shut? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — are the great guide- marks of life to be concealed by such nonsense as this? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — is it not written in the book? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — their Porsons, Parrs, Burneys, or Blomfields? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — their Robertsons, Blairs, Smiths, Stewarts, Paleys, and Malthuses? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — was he brought to places of worship? — was the Word of God explained to him? |
hvd.hwp5rl | — was he brought to places of worship? — was the Word of God explained to him? |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ After all, my dear Daniel, what is it you want? |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ Did you ever dine out in the country? ” said my father;"what misery human beings inflict on each other under the name of pleasure! |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ May I ask what pro- cares me the honour of this visit?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ Oh, you old villain,'the poultry exclaimed, · Where are our ducklings? |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ Perhaps he may- yet how can a bishop marry? |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ What is so beautiful as the style of the Bible? |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ What is the matter, sir?' |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ What would our ancestors say to this, sir? |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ Why are you doing that, B-? ” said my father. |
hvd.hwp5rl | “ Why are you to come upon us for all this money, when you can ride over to Sligo or Belfast, and draw a draft upon governm'nt for the amount?" |
hvd.hwp5rl | •Where are you going, sir?" |
hvd.32044073419210 | Philip said, Show us the FathER; Jesus said to him, He that seeth me, seeth the FATHER; how therefore sayest thou, Show us the Father? ” John xiv. hvd.32044073419210 193 Shall it not first be demonstrated, whether there is religion, and whether what is so called is any thing? hvd.32044073419210 195 move the quills and feathers, and look at a crow from the skin; is he not white? hvd.32044073419210 221 into this, In what region of the human mind resides love truly conjugial, and thence in what region resides conjugial cold? hvd.32044073419210 275? hvd.32044073419210 305 your centre we understand the sun, and by your expanse we under- stand the universe), and thus that the universe has existed without the sun? hvd.32044073419210 39 told of them? hvd.32044073419210 393 who were adulterers from confirmation of the understanding, said, Are not all things of nature? hvd.32044073419210 395 state before she is in it? hvd.32044073419210 43; fof you make conjugial love and scortatory love one; and do these two cohere more than iron and clay? hvd.32044073419210 55 piscence innate in every man, into such chastity, thus into something not itself, and yet love? hvd.32044073419210 81 with every one either from something hereditary, or from health, or from temperance of life, or from warmth of climate? hvd.32044073419210 About MARRIAGES, those, who as to the feet appeared as calves, spoke and said, What are marriages but licensed adulteries? hvd.32044073419210 About NATURE, the satyrs, who as to the feet appeared as panthers, spoke and said, What else is there but nature? hvd.32044073419210 About RELIGION, those, who as to the feet appeared as wolves, spoke, saying, What is God, or the Divine, but the inmost of nature operating? hvd.32044073419210 After this I looked around, and I saw their tent as overlaid with gold; and I asked, Whence is this? hvd.32044073419210 After this I turned the dis- course to serious things, and asked whether they had ever thought that adultery was sin; they answered, What is sin? hvd.32044073419210 Afterwards I said, How can ye subsist upon this earth, when you have no love truly conjugial, and also when you worship idols? hvd.32044073419210 Afterwards the legate inquired, whether he could make it true, that he himself was insane; and he said, I can, but will not; who is not insane? hvd.32044073419210 Afterwards, they said, Is it not proper that a priest be present and minister at these things? hvd.32044073419210 Also how can man live to eternity, unless he be conjoined to an eternal God? hvd.32044073419210 Also, who can rightly perceive unharmonious and grating sounds, but he that by learning and study has imbibed harmonious numbers? hvd.32044073419210 And I again asked, How can he, who is emperor of emperors, so submit himself, and you receive the adoration? hvd.32044073419210 And I answered, I intend it; what harm from it? hvd.32044073419210 And I answered, Why not? hvd.32044073419210 And I asked, Since conjugial love dwells there, where then does conjugial cold? hvd.32044073419210 And I asked, What is within in that sanctuary, whence there is so great a light? hvd.32044073419210 And I asked, Why do you say one, and yet I came hither to 176 THE DELIGHTS OF WISDOM learn many? hvd.32044073419210 And I asked, Why two marriage- chambers? hvd.32044073419210 And I said, What is meant by following the light? hvd.32044073419210 And again we asked, What is your religion respecting whoredoms? hvd.32044073419210 And as we were then in readi- ness to depart, I asked, Did any of you, while you were in the natu- ral world, live with more than one wife? hvd.32044073419210 And he departed from them, and asked, Where are the wise? hvd.32044073419210 And he said, Why is this? hvd.32044073419210 And how can conjunction with God be given by means of love and wisdom, unless some reciprocal of conjunction were given to man? hvd.32044073419210 And if he did not learn to speak, would he mutter any thing of thought? hvd.32044073419210 And is it not bel where one is a slave? hvd.32044073419210 And is not be free, who is permitted to love as many as he likes? hvd.32044073419210 And is not he a slave, who is obliged to adhere to one? hvd.32044073419210 And one of the ten asked, Why for the sake of rela- tion? hvd.32044073419210 And some said, What sort of a question is this? hvd.32044073419210 And then I asked, Why did that boy call you virgins of the fountain? hvd.32044073419210 And then I said to him, How can you be so insane? hvd.32044073419210 And then it was answered them, What have joys and delights, and thence hap- piness, in common with idleness? hvd.32044073419210 And then we asked, What are you now writing? hvd.32044073419210 And then we said, Were you not born men of reason? hvd.32044073419210 And they asked the angel, What then is heavenly joy? hvd.32044073419210 And they asked, Who taught you to question us concerning the delights of that love? hvd.32044073419210 And they looked at each other and said, Which of you has seen Him? hvd.32044073419210 And they replied, How sanctitudes? hvd.32044073419210 And they replied, What are polygamical marriages? hvd.32044073419210 And they replied, What is this you ask? hvd.32044073419210 And they replied, with a hiss, What mean you by with one wife only? hvd.32044073419210 And they said, What will you that we should tell you con- cerning it? hvd.32044073419210 And we answered, Are they not also works of the spirit? hvd.32044073419210 And we asked, How each one? hvd.32044073419210 And we asked, What is your religion respecting marriages? hvd.32044073419210 And what do I now perceive? hvd.32044073419210 And what have actions to do with religion? hvd.32044073419210 And what is more delight- ful than to set the love at liberty? hvd.32044073419210 And when certain of them said, that they were their wives, they replied, What is a wife? hvd.32044073419210 And who can distinguish insanities but he that is wise, or that knows what wisdom is? hvd.32044073419210 And who does not know, that that concupis- cence is not imputed, while from natural he is becoming spiritual? hvd.32044073419210 And who knows what is unchaste, dishonorable, unbecoming, and unbeautiful, unless he knows what is chaste, honorable, becoming, and beautiful? hvd.32044073419210 Are not adulteries with the devils in hell, and marriages with the angels in heaven? hvd.32044073419210 Are not persons destitute of memory like these? hvd.32044073419210 Are not the angels of heaven in it? hvd.32044073419210 Are not the atmospheres, and all things which are upon the earth, as surfaces? hvd.32044073419210 Are not the organs of the body from nature, and love and thought from life? hvd.32044073419210 Are not they in the mean time souls which are breaths, and in a certain somewhere in quodam pu seu ubi)?. hvd.32044073419210 Are not they scortatory? hvd.32044073419210 Are there not given men foolish and delirious, who are no more men than those found in the forests? hvd.32044073419210 Are they idols? hvd.32044073419210 Are they not the productions( fatus) of the brain? hvd.32044073419210 Are they not works of the flesh and of the night? hvd.32044073419210 As I spake these words, there appeared through the gate, as it were, lightning; and I asked, What is this? hvd.32044073419210 As he spake these words, I saw a great light upon the hill in the midst among the tents; and I asked, Whence is that light? hvd.32044073419210 At dawn, they heard a proclamation, TO- DAY IS THE SABBATH; and they arose, and asked the angel what that was? hvd.32044073419210 At length I asked him, How long do you two hundred there thus glory among yourselves? hvd.32044073419210 At these things the men were silent; yet they murmured, What is conjugial love? hvd.32044073419210 At these things we smiled, and said, Are they not contraries? hvd.32044073419210 At this also the crowd murmured, saying, What have you to do here with whoredoms? hvd.32044073419210 At this his companions smiled, and said, You conjecture rightly; who can behold such beauties near, and not feel some desire? hvd.32044073419210 At this the crowd murmured, and said, What have you to do here with marriages? hvd.32044073419210 At this the novitiate laughed, saying, What is heater, and what is hell? hvd.32044073419210 At this the novitiates said, If a love of the sex is given which is without al- lurement, what is then the love of the sex? hvd.32044073419210 At this they smiled, and said, What is a wise man, or wisdom, without a woman, or without love, a wife being the love of a wise man's wisdom? hvd.32044073419210 But I asked, Where then is conjugial love, which from two souls makes one, and conjoins minds, and ren- ders man blessed? hvd.32044073419210 But I said, Do you not know, that to live well is charity, and that to believe well is faith? hvd.32044073419210 But still those three, infatuated with their own intelligence, burned with the desire of eating from it, and said among themselves, Why not? hvd.32044073419210 But that confirmator answered, Are you, who are a man, willing to think any thing from appearance? hvd.32044073419210 But then he asked, Whence is the fire of the sun of the world or of nature? hvd.32044073419210 But they said, How can any love be given, which is not from creation? hvd.32044073419210 But they said, How is this? hvd.32044073419210 But to these things the wives of our region answered with laughter, saying, What is this? hvd.32044073419210 But who does not know that good and truth are two distinct things, as love and wisdom are? hvd.32044073419210 Can a thing so supereminent exist from any other source 102 THE DELIGHTS OF WISDOM than from God himself, the Creator and Sustainer of the universe? hvd.32044073419210 Can any wisdom be given, which can produce a conviction, that to love the wife of another deserves eternal damnation? hvd.32044073419210 Can light be one with the eye, or sound with the ear? hvd.32044073419210 Can nature from any love, by means of any wisdom, provide such things? hvd.32044073419210 Can not they, for all that, acknowledge and worship God? hvd.32044073419210 Can the love of the sex, when it enters by the eyes into the thoughts, stop at the face of a woman? hvd.32044073419210 Can these be one, except as principal and instrumental are? hvd.32044073419210 Can they subsist one moment? hvd.32044073419210 Consequently how can man be man without that likeness of God in him? hvd.32044073419210 Could they have subsisted? hvd.32044073419210 Do not those things which are obtained by cunning, deceit, and furtive arts, delight the inmosts of the mind? hvd.32044073419210 Do you not see that this is true? hvd.32044073419210 Does it not in- stantly descend into the breast, and further? hvd.32044073419210 Does not he that lives well also believe well, and thus that faith is of charity, and charity of faith? hvd.32044073419210 Does not the sun make nature and all its properties, which depend solely on the heat and light proceeding from the sun through the atmospheres? hvd.32044073419210 Does not what is posterior, as it exists, so also subsist, from what is prior? hvd.32044073419210 Does this love, as to its ultimate effect with a wife, differ at all from love as to that effect with a harlot? hvd.32044073419210 Has not each life from heat, and understanding from light, nature operating? hvd.32044073419210 Has not our spiritual light, which illuminates the sight of the mind, become thick darkness with them? hvd.32044073419210 Have there not been, and are there not those, who, for the woman desired and solicited for a bride, have become frantic from refusal? hvd.32044073419210 Have you not read the sixth* commandment of the decalogue? hvd.32044073419210 Have you not read these words of the Lord, Herein is my Father glorified, that ye bring forth much fruit; so shall ye be my disciples? hvd.32044073419210 He answered, He is still my slave; what is an emperor before God? hvd.32044073419210 He answered, What shall I say? hvd.32044073419210 He said, He is the God of heaven and earth, and he is omnipotent; and then I asked the other, What do you say to this? hvd.32044073419210 He then said openly, and from the heart, What is truth? hvd.32044073419210 Hence, what were all those things before the sun? hvd.32044073419210 How can a chaste love of the sex be the sweetest of all loves, when chastity deprives it of its sweetness? hvd.32044073419210 How can a love not created be begotten in man( homo)? hvd.32044073419210 How can man do these things and believe those but as from himself? hvd.32044073419210 How can posterior things produce prior, or exterior interior, or grosser purer? hvd.32044073419210 How can such a question come out of your mouth, which so wounds our ears? hvd.32044073419210 How can there be given a love which divides and separates? hvd.32044073419210 How then can they cause in you the vision of one God? hvd.32044073419210 How will those cadaverous and stinking things be collected, and united to the souls? hvd.32044073419210 I again asked the angel why he said that there are spiritual and natural adulterers, and why not evil doers and impious? hvd.32044073419210 I asked again, Do you know what lot is for those who sink down? hvd.32044073419210 I asked further, How many are you in your society? hvd.32044073419210 I asked whether they ever remembered that adultery was against the sixth precept of the decalogue; they answered, What is the decalogue? hvd.32044073419210 I asked whether they had erer thought any thing about hell; they answered, Who has ascended thence and made report? hvd.32044073419210 I asked, What have you preached? hvd.32044073419210 I came up nearer, and asked, What is this? hvd.32044073419210 I inquired, Whence have you that wisdom? hvd.32044073419210 I replied, Is not this heaven? hvd.32044073419210 I said, I demonstrate it thus: Is not God one and individ- ual? hvd.32044073419210 I then asked again, Are not your idols of divers forms? hvd.32044073419210 I then asked the angels, Whence have devils such ra- tionality? hvd.32044073419210 I then asked, How could you thus speak, when you are yourself a defrauder, yourself an adulterer, and yourself a devil? hvd.32044073419210 I then asked, If such union exist, can you look at any other woman than your own? hvd.32044073419210 I then asked, Whence is such cold, which you call conjugial cold? hvd.32044073419210 If God be one and individual, is not he one person? hvd.32044073419210 If any man had eyes as an owl, what would he call light, and what darkness? hvd.32044073419210 If any thing of man lived after death, would it be other than like a spectre? hvd.32044073419210 If chastity be predicated of the love of the sex, is not this destroying the very thing itself of which it is predicated? hvd.32044073419210 If he did not learn to walk, would he raise himself up upon his feet? hvd.32044073419210 If it is not recip- rocal, does it not rebound and become nothing? hvd.32044073419210 If one person, is not the trinity in that? hvd.32044073419210 If such a lot is to be for man after death, would it not be bet- ter to be born an ass than a man? hvd.32044073419210 If the surface were the prior, and the centre the posterior, would not the prior subsist from the posterior, which yet is against the laws of order? hvd.32044073419210 If you should ask the females in heaven what love extra- conjugial is, I assure you they will reply, What is this you say? hvd.32044073419210 If you should then ask them, What is love truly conjugial? hvd.32044073419210 In like manner, who can see clearly of what quality adultery is, unless he has seen clearly of what quality marriage is? hvd.32044073419210 In the mean time, I asked the husbands, Have you a like sense of conjugial love? hvd.32044073419210 Is he not according as he is instructed? hvd.32044073419210 Is he not born in greater igno- rance than beasts? hvd.32044073419210 Is it a breath, or something of wind fluttering in the air, or a being( ens) hid in the middle of the earth, where its somewhere is? hvd.32044073419210 Is it any thing? hvd.32044073419210 Is it any thing? hvd.32044073419210 Is it not a con- tradiction to speak of a love of the sex and of chastity? hvd.32044073419210 Is it not also against reason to believe, that the soul can be re- clothed with its body,( is not the body eaten up by worms, mice and fishes?) hvd.32044073419210 Is it not good fruit? hvd.32044073419210 Is it not heaven where one is free? hvd.32044073419210 Is it not its begin- ning, its firmament, and its complement? hvd.32044073419210 Is it not joy and gladness? hvd.32044073419210 Is it not so with beasts, especially with birds which love each other in pairs? hvd.32044073419210 Is not con- 44 346 THE PLEASURES OF INSANITY jugial love thence, and is not this love between two who are capable of becoming one? hvd.32044073419210 Is not conjugial love a chaste, pure and holy love? hvd.32044073419210 Is not conjugial love alone mutual and reciprocal? hvd.32044073419210 Is not every and each thing there organically formed for producing the things which the love wills and the understanding thinks? hvd.32044073419210 Is not every man, as he is instructed, insane from falses, or wise from truths? hvd.32044073419210 Is not heaven before our eyes, above us, and thus in a place? hvd.32044073419210 Is not light changed into shade while the eye is coming from a sunny place, as also while it looks intently upon the sun? hvd.32044073419210 Is not subsistence perpetual existence? hvd.32044073419210 Is not such a love bar- ren, and devoid of life? hvd.32044073419210 Is not the entire human race, and thence the entire angelic heaven, the seed of that love? hvd.32044073419210 Is not the intercourse of youths and vir- gins, in such case, an intercourse of dry, insipid joys? hvd.32044073419210 Is not the lust similar, and the delight similar? hvd.32044073419210 Is not the red from love, and the white from wisdom? hvd.32044073419210 Is not there a trinity? hvd.32044073419210 Is not this an invention? hvd.32044073419210 Is not this love carnal? hvd.32044073419210 Is not this love with every one according to the state of his potency? hvd.32044073419210 Is not this to climb above the sphere of every one's intelligence? hvd.32044073419210 Is not this virtue the very measure, the very degree, and the very basis of that love? hvd.32044073419210 Is she not born subject to the will of the man; to serve, and not to rule? hvd.32044073419210 Is there given any thing true in the nature of things, other than what man makes true? hvd.32044073419210 May not their lot be compared to the lot of those who are bound with chains and fetters in prisons? hvd.32044073419210 Moreover, without these three there is no religion: is not religion of life? hvd.32044073419210 Must not he learn to walk and speak? hvd.32044073419210 Must not the love of the one know and ac- knowledge the love of the other, which, when they meet each other, conjoin themselves of themselves? hvd.32044073419210 On hearing these things, some of the ancient sophi asked, What do they conjecture and conclude from those facts? hvd.32044073419210 On hearing these things, the wise men of Greece said, Are not those paradoxes dissipated of themselves as contradictory? hvd.32044073419210 On hearing this they all asked, What is the delight of the soul, and whence? hvd.32044073419210 On hearing this, I asked what he understood by the darkness of the north, the fires of the west, and the delusive lights of the south? hvd.32044073419210 On hearing this, I said, What, the delights of conjugial love, concerning which you before spoke so many things from wisdom, and also from eloquence? hvd.32044073419210 On hearing this, the two youthful novitiates rejoiced, and said, There is still a love of the sex there; what else is conjugial love? hvd.32044073419210 On hearing which, the hundreds of the wise turned themselves about, and, with loud laughing, said among themselves, Is this grossness? hvd.32044073419210 One among us five, who is a priest, has added predestination also as a cause of that ability or potency, saying, Are not marriages predestinated? hvd.32044073419210 THE DELIGHTS OF WISDOM purple, and elevated the purple into a brightness as of fame: and the husband said to me, Do you understand these things? hvd.32044073419210 The angels asked, Did not the inhabitants of the world know before concerning correspondences? hvd.32044073419210 The angels asked, What do tbey know respecting our world, and respecting heaven and hell? hvd.32044073419210 The angels said, Did not they know this before? hvd.32044073419210 The angels said, What is this? hvd.32044073419210 The angels said, Who does not know that the delights of conjugial love exceed the delights of all loves? hvd.32044073419210 The angels, from having heard this, rejoiced greatly, but they perceived a sadness in me, and asked, Whence is your sadness? hvd.32044073419210 The companions of the angel accosted them, and said, Why sit you thus? hvd.32044073419210 The first, who were adulterers from the purpose of the will, answered, What is God? hvd.32044073419210 The former devil, on seeing him, threw himself upon his knees and adored him; I asked, Why so? hvd.32044073419210 The novitiates then asked, whether from ultimate delights of that love any offspring were born there; and if not, of what use were they? hvd.32044073419210 The three new comers, when they heard that there were in heaven judiciary proceedings greater and less, said, Why those? hvd.32044073419210 The three novitiates, on hear- ing this, asked, Is there a similar love between consorts in the heavens and in the earths? hvd.32044073419210 The three novitiates, on hearing this, said, Is it not written in the Word, that in heaven they are not given in marriage, because they are angels? hvd.32044073419210 Then I said to him, Do you not see that you are insane from the fantasy of super- eminence? hvd.32044073419210 Thence, how can surfaces, which make the expanse, produce centres? hvd.32044073419210 These men, on seeing us, ran towards us, and said, Whence are you, and how came you hither? hvd.32044073419210 These ran to and fro like wild beasts, crying out, Where are the women? hvd.32044073419210 They asked again, Why did not you men stand beside the bridegroom, now the husband, as the six virgins stood beside the bride, now the wife? hvd.32044073419210 They asked further, Since he represented the Lord, and she the church, why did she sit on his right hand? hvd.32044073419210 They asked us, Who let you in through the grove? hvd.32044073419210 They replied, that they understood a little of them; and then they asked him, Why was the bridegroom, now the husband, clad in such vesture? hvd.32044073419210 This being said, the ancient wise men asked, What do they think of those things on earth? hvd.32044073419210 This being seen, an angel stood by and said, Do you understand the things seen? hvd.32044073419210 To what does a virgin attend in a young man, but to the quality of his wisdom? hvd.32044073419210 To which the men retorted, Are you not females as before? hvd.32044073419210 Two angelic spirits then happened to meet them, and accosted them, saying, Whence are you? hvd.32044073419210 We asked, What lot? hvd.32044073419210 We then asked, Which of you? hvd.32044073419210 What are all those things without the sun? hvd.32044073419210 What are heat and light without their continent, so what are love and wisdom without their use? hvd.32044073419210 What difference is there between man and beast, except that man can speak articulately, and a beast sonorously? hvd.32044073419210 What does it concern us, whether we know them or do not know them? hvd.32044073419210 What else is life but love and wisdom, and what else is nature but a receptacle of them, by means of which they may operate their effects or uses? hvd.32044073419210 What has the sun, from which nature is, in com- mon with a government emulous of, and analogous to, a heavenly gov- ernment? hvd.32044073419210 What have we men to do with that puerile little book? hvd.32044073419210 What is a female? hvd.32044073419210 What is a wife but a harlot? hvd.32044073419210 What is above nature but the sun? hvd.32044073419210 What is beauty but the delight of the sight? hvd.32044073419210 What is life with one woman only, but captivity and imprisonment? hvd.32044073419210 What is love without wisdom but something fatuous? hvd.32044073419210 What is more anxious and miserable than such expectation? hvd.32044073419210 What is religion but an invention for catching and binding the common people? hvd.32044073419210 What is sweeter than promiscuous liberty, variety, deflorations, elusions of husbands, and scortatory hypocri- sies? hvd.32044073419210 What is that which you do not see? hvd.32044073419210 What is the human body, but an organ of life? hvd.32044073419210 What keeps the system of the whole body in expansion and tension, but the intension of the mind? hvd.32044073419210 What makes beauty of face but red and white, and the lovely mixture of these with each other? hvd.32044073419210 What man knows what love is? hvd.32044073419210 What man knows who is a scortator in heart, and who is a consort in heart? hvd.32044073419210 What young man can love any other virgin than her who loves in return? hvd.32044073419210 What young man can then wish for heaven? hvd.32044073419210 What, then, is light but a state of the eye? hvd.32044073419210 When he saw me, he said, Who are you? hvd.32044073419210 When he saw these, he was amazed, and said, What do I see? hvd.32044073419210 When this potency fails, must not the love itself fail and grow cold? hvd.32044073419210 When this was said, the two angels asked, How could evil exist, when nothing but good had existed from creation? hvd.32044073419210 Whence are the sensations of these, but from life, and their forms but from nature? hvd.32044073419210 Whence is man man, but from wisdom? hvd.32044073419210 Whence is the origin of this delight, except from the sport of love and wisdom? hvd.32044073419210 Where am I? hvd.32044073419210 Where are now the palaces and magnificent things? hvd.32044073419210 Where were these things before? hvd.32044073419210 While I was in amazement concerning the multitude of such, an angel stood at my side, and said to me, Upon what are you med- itating? hvd.32044073419210 While meditating concerning it, I said, How can souls be bodies? hvd.32044073419210 Who can love what is not love? hvd.32044073419210 Who can not know, from the evidence derived from those left and found in forests, that man not instructed is such? hvd.32044073419210 Who can see, if he should search about on every side, any other cause, than that he has given up his soul and his heart to one? hvd.32044073419210 Who does not know what delight is? hvd.32044073419210 Who does not know, that man lives after death? hvd.32044073419210 Who does not see that such gesticulators are men only as to the external figure, and as to the internal form not men? hvd.32044073419210 Who does not see, that this is against the laws of nature? hvd.32044073419210 Who has contemplated it by any idea of thought? hvd.32044073419210 Who has seen it with the eye? hvd.32044073419210 Who is not tired out with one, and enlivened by many? hvd.32044073419210 Who sees them? hvd.32044073419210 Who, that has sound reason, does not see, that such things with them are not from the natural world? hvd.32044073419210 Why did God permit this? hvd.32044073419210 Why do you not ask whether with one harlot only? hvd.32044073419210 Why is a plurality of wives denied us, when yet it has been granted, and at this day is granted, in the universal orb of earths around us? hvd.32044073419210 Why not question our husbands? hvd.32044073419210 Why, therefore, do those three preach, that adulterers have not an acknowledgment of God? hvd.32044073419210 Yet he was not Lucifer, but believed himself to be him; and I said, Since you are cast down, how can you rise again from hell? hvd.32044073419210 a Et s s ability? hvd.32044073419210 also that these are to be done by man as from himself, but that it is to be believed that they are from the Lord with him and through him? hvd.32044073419210 and are they not altogether distinct from each other? hvd.32044073419210 and can it from men make angels, and from angels heaven? hvd.32044073419210 and do you not hold forth this as a lure and an entice- ment to accede to your novelties? hvd.32044073419210 and has not their natural light, which only illuminates the sight of the body, become brightness to them? hvd.32044073419210 and he answered, There I am a devil, but here I am an angel of light; do you not see my head girt around with a lucid sphere? hvd.32044073419210 and how can a spectre eat and drink, and how can it enjoy conjugial delight, whence can it have clothes, houses, victuals, and so on? hvd.32044073419210 and if it is a state of the eye, is not light darkness, and darkness light? hvd.32044073419210 and in Paul, that adulterers can in no wise come into heaven? hvd.32044073419210 and in proportion as the affec- tion grows warm, do not they grow warm also? hvd.32044073419210 and is not one insane from falses in all phantasy that he is wiser than one wise from truths? hvd.32044073419210 and is not the sun their centre? hvd.32044073419210 and that goods are to be done, because they are of God and from God? hvd.32044073419210 and that the bony skele- ton, burnt with the sun, or fallen into powder, can be put into that new body? hvd.32044073419210 and there, and not elsewhere, all things are fortunate, and there are pleasures upon pleasures? hvd.32044073419210 and to what does a young man attend in a virgin, but to the quality of the affection of his wisdom? hvd.32044073419210 and what else is an essence without a form than a being of the reason? hvd.32044073419210 and what has any thing carnal in common with the spiritual state of the church? hvd.32044073419210 and what is life but to shun evils and do goods? hvd.32044073419210 and what is love with wisdom without use but a puff of the mind? hvd.32044073419210 and what is sweeter than scortatory hypocrisies, and elusions of husbands? hvd.32044073419210 and what the flesh acts from the spirit, is it not spiritual? hvd.32044073419210 and whence is intension of the mind, but from administrations and employments, while they are done from pleasure? hvd.32044073419210 are not all in heaven inspired and led by God, and thence do they not know what is just and right? hvd.32044073419210 are not all things of love and all things of wisdom the essentials of that form? hvd.32044073419210 are not these delights those of true conjugial love in their fulness? hvd.32044073419210 are they not stinking things? hvd.32044073419210 does not the all of man lie dead in the sepulchre? hvd.32044073419210 how came this bird of night hither? hvd.32044073419210 how can he hear? hvd.32044073419210 how can he see? hvd.32044073419210 how can you make two contraries to be seen as true? hvd.32044073419210 is it not a catechism? hvd.32044073419210 is it not straw and dry wood? hvd.32044073419210 is it not turned into senseless ingenuity? hvd.32044073419210 is not the act similar? hvd.32044073419210 is not the ear there? hvd.32044073419210 is not the eye there? hvd.32044073419210 is not this above the sphere of the under- standing of all? hvd.32044073419210 piation, satisfaction and imputation, the things which make souls bless- ed, and not works? hvd.32044073419210 the garments shone as with flaming light; and they asked the angel, Whence is this? hvd.32044073419210 what forbids? hvd.32044073419210 what need then of judges? hvd.32044073419210 whence are the parchment and paper? hvd.32044073419210 whence has he a mouth with which he may speak? hvd.32044073419210 whence have you that visionary fatuity? hvd.32044073419210 whence the pens and ink? hvd.32044073419210 wisdom, to do with a woman? hvd.32044073419210 “ Can nature have use for an end, and dispose uses into orders and forms? hvd.ah51jj 1 Know ye not that a little leaven leaveneth the whole lump? hvd.ah51jj 156 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM MAY 21 CERTAIN lawyer stood up and tempted Jesus, say- ing, Master, what shall I do to inherit eternal life? hvd.ah51jj 176 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM JUNE 9 HAT is even an eternal remembrance? hvd.ah51jj 24 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM hath not God made foolish the wisdom of the world? hvd.ah51jj 244 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM Why died I not from the womb? hvd.ah51jj 66 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM Where is the promise of his coming? hvd.ah51jj A man can not lose either 300 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM the past or the present; for what a man has not, how can any one take this from him? hvd.ah51jj A rich man speaketh, and all keep silence; And what he saith they extol to the clouds; A poor man speaketh, and they say, Who is this? hvd.ah51jj APRIL 21 MAN should use himself to think of those things only about which if one should suddenly ask, What hast thou now in thy thoughts? hvd.ah51jj APRIL 27 NOW ye not that they which run in a race run all, but one receiveth the prize? hvd.ah51jj AUGUST 23 OB said, How hast thou helped him that is without power? hvd.ah51jj AUGUST 6 WHEN the Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind, and said, Who is this that darkeneth counsel by words without knowledge? hvd.ah51jj AUGUST 8 OPHAR said:- Canst thou by searching find out God? hvd.ah51jj Abraham said, Wilt thou consume the righteous with the wicked? hvd.ah51jj Afterwards comes a storm, what have I to care for? hvd.ah51jj All things that accord with nature are to be counted as good; but what can be more natural than for an old man to die? hvd.ah51jj And I THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 161 said, Who art thou, Lord? hvd.ah51jj And I heard the voice of the Lord, saying, Whom shall I send, and who will go for us? hvd.ah51jj And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? hvd.ah51jj And THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 153 that there are reserved habitations of health and safety, whereas we have lived wickedly? hvd.ah51jj And afterwards, when he was to make a defence for his life, does he behave like one having chil- dren, or a wife? hvd.ah51jj And again he said, Where- unto shall I liken the kingdom of God? hvd.ah51jj And are not his days like the days of an hireling? hvd.ah51jj And art thou unwilling to do the work of a human being, and dost thou not make haste to do that which is according to thy nature? hvd.ah51jj And canst thou thunder with a voice like him? hvd.ah51jj And he said unto him, What is written in the law? hvd.ah51jj And how does he behave when required to drink the poison? hvd.ah51jj And if the world is judged 208 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM by you, are ye unworthy to judge the smallest matters? hvd.ah51jj And if they were all one member, where were the body? hvd.ah51jj And now, Lord, what wait I for? hvd.ah51jj And one of the elders answered, saying unto me, These which are arrayed in the white robes, who are they and whence came they? hvd.ah51jj And one said, What shall I cry? hvd.ah51jj And reckonest thou this, O man, who judgest them that practise such things, and doest the same, that thou shalt escape the judgment of God? hvd.ah51jj And scorners delight them in scorning, and fools hate knowledge? hvd.ah51jj And some said, What would this babbler say? hvd.ah51jj And that the faces of them which have used absti- nence shall shine above the stars, whereas our faces shall be blacker than darkness? hvd.ah51jj And that the glory of the Most High shall defend them which have led a pure life, whereas we have walked in the most wicked ways of all? hvd.ah51jj And that there is promised us an everlasting hope, whereas ourselves most miserably are become vain? hvd.ah51jj And the Lord said unto Satan, Hast thou considered my servant Job? hvd.ah51jj And the Lord said unto Satan, Whence comest thou? hvd.ah51jj And the hoary frost of heaven, who hath gendered it? hvd.ah51jj And the vine said unto them, Should I leave my wine, which cheer- eth God and man, and go to wave to and fro over the trees? hvd.ah51jj And they said, Is this Naomi? hvd.ah51jj And they that heard it said, Then who can be saved? hvd.ah51jj And they took hold of him, and brought him unto the Areopagus, saying, May we know what this new teaching is, which is spoken by thee? hvd.ah51jj And what is best but what pleases God? hvd.ah51jj And what is mine end, that I should be patient? hvd.ah51jj And what must you swear? hvd.ah51jj And what peace between the rich man and the poor? hvd.ah51jj And what shall I more say? hvd.ah51jj And when saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in? hvd.ah51jj And when saw we thee sick, or in prison, and came unto thee? hvd.ah51jj And when we were all fallen to the earth, I heard a voice saying unto me in the Hebrew language, Saul, Saul, why persecutest thou me? hvd.ah51jj And who ever gained knowledge of thy counsel, except thou gavest wisdom, And sentest thy holy spirit from on high? hvd.ah51jj And who knoweth whether he shall be a wise man or a fool? hvd.ah51jj And why art thou disquieted within me? hvd.ah51jj And why art thou disquieted within me? hvd.ah51jj And why art thou moved, whereas thou art but mortal? hvd.ah51jj And why hast thou not considered in thy mind that which is to come, rather than that which is present? hvd.ah51jj And will he be favorable no more? hvd.ah51jj And yet what is “ long ” in a man's life? hvd.ah51jj And yet, I know that this plainness of speech makes them hate me; and what is their hatred but a proof that I am speaking the truth? hvd.ah51jj Any- thing more? hvd.ah51jj Are all apostles? hvd.ah51jj Are not my days few? hvd.ah51jj Are not the gods everywhere at the same distance? hvd.ah51jj As to the artists, do we not know that he only of them whom love inspires has the light of fame? hvd.ah51jj As with a sword in my bones, mine adversaries reproach me; while they continually say unto me, Where is thy God? hvd.ah51jj Banishment? hvd.ah51jj Be not righteous overmuch; neither make thyself over- wise: why shouldest thou destroy thyself? hvd.ah51jj Be not unequally yoked with unbelievers; for what fellow- ship have righteousness and iniquity? hvd.ah51jj But God said unto him, Thou foolish one, this night is thy soul required of thee; and the things which thou hast prepared, whose shall they be? hvd.ah51jj But he said unto him, Man, who made me a judge or a divider over you? hvd.ah51jj But he, desir- ing to justify himself, said unto Jesus, And who is my neighbor? hvd.ah51jj But if death is the journey to another place, and there all the dead are, what good, O my friends and judges, can be greater than this? hvd.ah51jj But man dieth and wasteth away; yea, man giveth up the ghost, and where is he? hvd.ah51jj But the fig tree said unto them, Should I leave my sweetness and my good fruit, and go to wave to and fro over the trees? hvd.ah51jj But the olive tree said unto them, Should I leave my fatness wherewith by me they honor God and man, and go to wave to and fro over the trees? hvd.ah51jj But the ship is sinking: what then have I to do? hvd.ah51jj But the thunder of his power who can understand? hvd.ah51jj But thou, why dost thou judge thy brother? hvd.ah51jj But what did that signify to him? hvd.ah51jj But what shall I now do unto you? hvd.ah51jj But will God in very deed dwell on the earth? hvd.ah51jj By what way is the light parted, or the east wind scattered upon the earth? hvd.ah51jj Can a fig tree, my brethren, yield olives, or a vine figs? hvd.ah51jj Can anything be richer in product or more beautiful to contemplate than the vine? hvd.ah51jj Can that faith save him? hvd.ah51jj Canst thou bind the cluster of the Pleia- des, or loose the bands of Orion? hvd.ah51jj Canst thou find out the Almighty unto perfection? hvd.ah51jj Canst thou lead forth the signs of the Zodiac in their season? hvd.ah51jj Canst thou send forth lightnings, that they may go, and say unto thee, Here we are? hvd.ah51jj Cephalus: Neither can a good poor man lightly bear 8 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM cacy and ease; or if he had what good would it have done? hvd.ah51jj DECEMBER 10 OW can ye, being evil, speak good things? hvd.ah51jj Deeper than Sheol: what canst thou know? hvd.ah51jj Did Africanus need me? hvd.ah51jj Did I need Africanus? hvd.ah51jj Did it break his spirit? hvd.ah51jj Did it exempt them from human inconveniences? hvd.ah51jj Did not God choose them that are poor as to the world to be rich in faith, and heirs of the king- dom which he promised to them that love him? hvd.ah51jj Did they enter into com- position with death by knowing that some nations rejoice in his approach? hvd.ah51jj Did they extract from their logic any consolation for the gout? hvd.ah51jj Did ye bring unto me sacrifices and offerings in the wilderness forty years, O house of Israel? hvd.ah51jj Did you ever see anything so subdued, so changed, and so confounded? hvd.ah51jj Do men lose nothing but money? hvd.ah51jj Do not the rich oppress 164 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM you, and themselves drag you before the judgment- seats? hvd.ah51jj Do not they blaspheme the honorable name by the which ye are called? hvd.ah51jj Do the things external which fall upon thee distract thee? hvd.ah51jj Do they bring water, and then clay, without knowing that the hardness of the latter grows softer by being wetted? hvd.ah51jj Do they mat their palace with moss or down without foreseeing that their tender young will lie more safe and easy? hvd.ah51jj Do they not everywhere see equally what is doing? hvd.ah51jj Do you know of what nature the thirst of one in a fever is? hvd.ah51jj Do you not know that, down to the present time, I would not admit to any man that he has lived either better or with more pleasure than myself? hvd.ah51jj Do you not often see little dogs caressing and playing with each other, so that you would say nothing could be more friendly? hvd.ah51jj Do you suppose I mean some god without you of gold or silver? hvd.ah51jj Do you think it possible for a bad 276 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM person to attach to himself good men as friends? hvd.ah51jj Does a man please himself who repents of nearly everything that he does? hvd.ah51jj Does any good man fear that food should fail him? hvd.ah51jj Does any one do wrong? hvd.ah51jj Does not the difference lie in rationality of action, in social in- stincts, fidelity, honor, prudence, judgment? hvd.ah51jj Does not this man seem to speak of the condition of the ever living and almighty God? hvd.ah51jj Dost thou behold yonder endless ether encompassing the earth around with its moist arms? hvd.ah51jj Dost thou exist to take thy pleasure, and not at all for action or exertion? hvd.ah51jj Doth he grant me but few things? hvd.ah51jj Doth he refuse me affluence? hvd.ah51jj Doth his promise fail for- evermore? hvd.ah51jj Doth not wisdom cry, and understanding put forth her voice? hvd.ah51jj Doth the eagle THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 239 mount up at thy command, and make her nest on high? hvd.ah51jj Doth the fountain send forth from the same opening sweet water and bitter? hvd.ah51jj Eliphaz said:- Are the consolations of God too small for thee? hvd.ah51jj FEBRUARY 10 HO hath believed our report, and to whom hath the arm of the Lord been revealed? hvd.ah51jj FEBRUARY 12 THE Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? hvd.ah51jj For by hope were we saved; but hope that is seen is not hope; for who hopeth for that which he seeth? hvd.ah51jj For how can a vine have the properties not of a vine, but of an olive tree, or an olive tree not those of an olive tree, but of a vine? hvd.ah51jj For if this does its own work, what else dost thou wish? hvd.ah51jj For thou art the God of my strength: why hast thou cast me off? hvd.ah51jj For what can they do to us? hvd.ah51jj For what hath a man of all his labor, and of the striving of his heart wherein he laboreth under the sun? hvd.ah51jj For what home is so firmly established, what state is so secure, that it can not be overthrown by hatred and divisions? hvd.ah51jj For what is a man profited, 186 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM if he gain the whole world, and lose or forfeit his own self? hvd.ah51jj For what is the hope of the godless, though he get him gain, when God taketh away his soul? hvd.ah51jj For what profit is it for all that are in this present time to live in heaviness, and after death to look for punishment? hvd.ah51jj For what profit is it unto us, if there be promised us an im- mortal time, whereas we have done the works that bring death? hvd.ah51jj For what will you sell these? hvd.ah51jj For when one saith, I am of Paul; and another, I am of Apollos; are ye not men? hvd.ah51jj For who can tell a man what shall be after him under the sun? hvd.ah51jj For who hath known the mind of the Lord, that he should instruct him? hvd.ah51jj For who without it can either learn anything good, or suffi- ciently practise it? hvd.ah51jj From whence had I these things when I came into the world? hvd.ah51jj Habituated once to these reasonings, can you still think that it makes any difference what place God allots you? hvd.ah51jj Has anything happened to thee? hvd.ah51jj Hast not thou made an hedge about him, and about his house, and about all that he hath, on every side? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou an arm like God? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou commanded the morning since thy days began, and caused the dayspring to know its place? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou comprehended the breadth of the earth? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou entered into the springs of the sea? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou entered into the treasuries of the snow, or hast thou seen the treasuries of the hail? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou ever seen me saddened because of this? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou not known? hvd.ah51jj Hast thou reason? hvd.ah51jj Hath God forgotten to be gracious? hvd.ah51jj Hath he in anger shut up his tender mercies? hvd.ah51jj Hath the rain a father? hvd.ah51jj Have I any pleasure at all that the wicked should die, saith the Lord God: and not rather that he should re- turn from his way and live? hvd.ah51jj Have I at any time found fault with thee? hvd.ah51jj Have I been discontented at thy dispensations, or wished them otherwise? hvd.ah51jj Have I ever accused thee, or censured thy dis- pensations? hvd.ah51jj Have I not always approached thee with a cheerful countenance, pre- pared to execute thy commands and the indications of thy will? hvd.ah51jj Have I per- verted the powers, the senses, the instincts which thou hast given me? hvd.ah51jj Have I transgressed the relations of life? hvd.ah51jj Have the gates of death been revealed unto thee? hvd.ah51jj Have ye not known? hvd.ah51jj Have you not abilities to manage that which is given you? hvd.ah51jj Have you not received a manly spirit? hvd.ah51jj Have you not received faculties by which you may sup- port every event of life? hvd.ah51jj Have you not received greatness of soul? hvd.ah51jj Have you not received patience? hvd.ah51jj Have, then, the very leaves and our own bodies this connection and sympathy with the whole, and not also our souls much more? hvd.ah51jj He judged the cause of the poor and the needy; then it was well with him: was not this to know me, saith the Lord? hvd.ah51jj He that is evil to himself, to whom will he be good? hvd.ah51jj He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not also with him freely give us all things? hvd.ah51jj How can a man conceal his character? hvd.ah51jj How can you call him happy in possessions acquired by means which you detest? hvd.ah51jj How happeneth it, O Israel,- that thou art in thine enemies'land, that thou art waxen old in a strange country? hvd.ah51jj How hast thou saved the arm that hath no strength? hvd.ah51jj How long will ye vex my soul, and break me in pieces with words? hvd.ah51jj How much less sociable is false speak- ing than silence? hvd.ah51jj How ought we to define courage? hvd.ah51jj How worthless everything is after which men violently strain? hvd.ah51jj How would a man profit if he received gold and silver on the condition that he was to enslave the noblest part of him to the worst? hvd.ah51jj How, then, being of such a character himself, could he have rendered others impious, or lawless, or luxurious, or too effeminate to en- dure labor? hvd.ah51jj I divided among you fruitful lands, I cast out the Canaanites and the Philis- tines before you; what shall I yet do more for you? hvd.ah51jj I had planted thee a noble vine, wholly a right seed, how then art thou turned into the degenerate plant of a strange vine unto me? hvd.ah51jj I have said to corruption, Thou art my father; to the worm, Thou art my mother, and my sister; where then is my hope? hvd.ah51jj If God is for us, who is against us? hvd.ah51jj If a man die, shall he live again? hvd.ah51jj If a man in selecting a residence do not fix on one where such prevail, how can he be wise? hvd.ah51jj If one eats with justice, and with gratitude, and fairly and temperately and decently, must he not also eat to the divine acceptance? hvd.ah51jj If the whole body were an eye, where were the hearing? hvd.ah51jj If the whole were hearing, where were the smelling? hvd.ah51jj If thou, Lord, shouldest work iniquities, O Lord, who shall stand? hvd.ah51jj If we were in need of a good friend, how should we proceed to look for one? hvd.ah51jj If, then, there is an in- vincible necessity, why dost thou resist? hvd.ah51jj In this infinity, then, what is the difference between him who lives three days and him who lives three generations? hvd.ah51jj In what? hvd.ah51jj Is Christ divided? hvd.ah51jj Is his mercy clean gone forever? hvd.ah51jj Is it in your power, then, to make the selection? hvd.ah51jj Is it not better to have a sense of honor than to be rich? hvd.ah51jj Is it not to deal thy bread to the hungry, and that thou bring the poor that are cast out to thy house? hvd.ah51jj Is it possible that a man should not be equal to this bird? ” Profound was King Wan. hvd.ah51jj Is it thy pleasure that I should depart from this assembly? hvd.ah51jj Is it to bow down his head as a rush, and to spread sackcloth and ashes under him? hvd.ah51jj Is not decency to be lost? hvd.ah51jj Is not modesty to be lost? hvd.ah51jj Is not my way equal? hvd.ah51jj Is not the discov- ery of things as they truly are a common good to all man- kind? hvd.ah51jj Is not the road to Athens made for conversation? hvd.ah51jj Is not the whole land before thee? hvd.ah51jj Is not this the fast that I have chosen? hvd.ah51jj Is not thy fear of God thy confidence, And thy hope the integrity of thy ways? hvd.ah51jj Is one exalted to office? hvd.ah51jj Is such the fast that I have chosen? hvd.ah51jj Is there a thing whereof men say, See, this is new? hvd.ah51jj Is there any word which may serve as a rule of practice for all one's life? hvd.ah51jj Is there no difference between a man and a stork? hvd.ah51jj Is there not a warfare to man upon earth? hvd.ah51jj Is virtue a thing remote? hvd.ah51jj It has been asked, “ Is the pleasure of acquiring a new friendship preferable to the satis- faction of possessing an old one? |
hvd.ah51jj | It is God that justifieth: who is he that shall con- demn? |
hvd.ah51jj | It is high as heaven: what canst thou do? |
hvd.ah51jj | It is not in heaven, that thou shouldest say, Who shall go up for us to heaven, and bring it unto us, and make us to hear it, that we may do it? |
hvd.ah51jj | JANUARY 8 ence? |
hvd.ah51jj | JULY 10 HAT is it that leads us so often to divination? |
hvd.ah51jj | JULY 11 RE we beginning again to commend ourselves? |
hvd.ah51jj | JUNE 12 HO among men knoweth the things of a man, save the spirit of the man, which is in him? |
hvd.ah51jj | JUNE 5 HAT wonder is it if old men are sometimes op- pressed by those infirmities from which even young men can not always escape? |
hvd.ah51jj | Job said:- Who knoweth not in all these, that the hand of the Lord hath wrought this? |
hvd.ah51jj | King Agrippa, believest thou the prophets? |
hvd.ah51jj | Know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God? |
hvd.ah51jj | Know ye not that the saints shall judge the world? |
hvd.ah51jj | Know ye not that the unrighteous shall not inherit the kingdom of God? |
hvd.ah51jj | Know ye not that ye are a temple of God, and that the Spirit of God dwelleth in you? |
hvd.ah51jj | Know ye not that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit which is in you, which ye have from God? |
hvd.ah51jj | Lest they should do,- what, – shut me out? |
hvd.ah51jj | Look at the generations of old, and see: did ever any trust in the Lord and was confounded? |
hvd.ah51jj | MARCH 1 HY should we care about the opinion of the many? |
hvd.ah51jj | MAY 16 OW do we act in a voyage? |
hvd.ah51jj | Many there be that say, Who will show us any good? |
hvd.ah51jj | Must not they be utterly unfortunate whose souls are compelled to pass through life always hungering? |
hvd.ah51jj | NOVEMBER 16 HEN I see any one anxious, I say, What does this man mean? |
hvd.ah51jj | Need I mention the starting, plant- ing, and growth of vines? |
hvd.ah51jj | Nothing can be grievous that is but once, and is it reasonable so long to fear a thing that will be so soon despatched? |
hvd.ah51jj | Now that which does not make a man worse, how can it make a man's life worse? |
hvd.ah51jj | Now therefore why disquietest thou thyself, seeing thou art but a corruptible man? |
hvd.ah51jj | O Ephraim, what shall I do unto thee? |
hvd.ah51jj | O Judah, what shall I do unto thee? |
hvd.ah51jj | O house of Israel, are not my ways equal? |
hvd.ah51jj | O thou Adam, what hast thou done? |
hvd.ah51jj | O wicked imagination, whence comest thou rolling in, to cover the dry land with deceitfulness? |
hvd.ah51jj | OCTOBER 10 HY do I fight against God? |
hvd.ah51jj | One asking Agesilaus what he thought most proper for boys to learn? |
hvd.ah51jj | One calleth unto me out of Seir, Watchman, what of the night? |
hvd.ah51jj | One only is the law- giver and judge, even he who is able to save and destroy- but who art thou that judgest thy neighbor? |
hvd.ah51jj | Only with death does his course stop: – is it not long? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or can he who loses these suffer no injury? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or canst thou guide the Bear with her train? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or hast thou seen the gates of the shadow of death? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or satisfy the appetite of the young lions, when they couch in their dens, and abide in the covert to lie in wait? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or what harm does Providence do in giving the best things to the best men? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or what real pleasure do you experience when you are unwilling to do anything for the attainment of it? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or where were the upright cut off? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or who hath given under- standing to the mind? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or who laid the corner stone thereof; when the morning stars sang together, and all the sons of God shouted for joy? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or who stretched the line upon it? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or who that has proper feeling would venture to join your company of revellers? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or who would assist you 294 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM when in need of anything? |
hvd.ah51jj | Or, for knowing how this humor is lodged in the joints, did they feel it the less? |
hvd.ah51jj | Peradventure there be fifty righteous within the city; wilt thou consume and not spare the place for the fifty righteous that are therein? |
hvd.ah51jj | Perfect virtue is the burden which he considers it his to sustain: is it not heavy? |
hvd.ah51jj | Remember that of them thou wast born; and what wilt thou recompense them for the things that they have done for thee? |
hvd.ah51jj | Remember, I pray thee, who ever perished being innocent? |
hvd.ah51jj | SEPTEMBER 10 TS it not delightful to have friends coming from distant quarters? |
hvd.ah51jj | Say not thou, What is the cause that the former days were better than these? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall I come before him with burnt- offerings, with calves of a year old? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall I give my first born for my transgres- sion, the fruit of my body for the sin of my soul? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall I neglect to use my powers to that purpose for which I received them, and shall I lament and groan at every casualty? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall a man be more pure than his Maker? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall it be poverty? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall it fail a good man? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall not the day of the Lord be darkness, and not light? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall tribulation, or anguish, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shall two walk together except they have agreed? |
hvd.ah51jj | Shalt thou reign because thou strivest to excel in cedar? |
hvd.ah51jj | Should we not seek for a person who can govern his appetite, his inclination to wine or sensuality, and abstain from immoderate sleep and idleness? |
hvd.ah51jj | Some one will say, How are the dead raised up, and with what manner of body do they come? |
hvd.ah51jj | THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 171 JUNE 4 HAT is able to conduct a man? |
hvd.ah51jj | THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 225 Return, O Lord; how long? |
hvd.ah51jj | THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 233 and where be all his wondrous works which our fathers told us of? |
hvd.ah51jj | THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 273 SEPTEMBER 4 T what employment would you have death find you? |
hvd.ah51jj | THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 313 mourning because of the oppression of the enemy? |
hvd.ah51jj | THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 321 I benevolent as cheerfully to undergo so many pains and miseries of body for the common good of mankind? |
hvd.ah51jj | THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 99 MARCH 29| TURNED myself to behold wisdom and madness and folly; for what can the man do that cometh after the king? |
hvd.ah51jj | That I may be able to say to God, “ Have I transgressed thy commands? |
hvd.ah51jj | That thou turnest thy spirit against God? |
hvd.ah51jj | The Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? |
hvd.ah51jj | The Master said, “ Is not reciprocity such a word? |
hvd.ah51jj | The Master said:"By nature, men are nearly alike; by practice, they get to be wide apart. ” The Master said:"Does Heaven speak? |
hvd.ah51jj | The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked, who can know it? |
hvd.ah51jj | The poet says, Dear city of Cecrops: Wilt not thou say, Dear city of Zeus? |
hvd.ah51jj | Then Satan an- swered the Lord, and said, Doth Job fear God for nought? |
hvd.ah51jj | Then said I in my heart, As it happeneth to the fool, so will it happen even to me, and surely was I then more wise? |
hvd.ah51jj | Then shall the righteous an- swer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungred, and fed thee? |
hvd.ah51jj | To what purpose is the multitude of your sacrifices unto me? |
hvd.ah51jj | To whom is he subject? |
hvd.ah51jj | To whom then will ye liken God? |
hvd.ah51jj | To whom then will ye liken me, that I should be equal to him? |
hvd.ah51jj | Unless he wanted something or other not in his own power, how could he still be anxious? |
hvd.ah51jj | Unto what is the kingdom of God like? |
hvd.ah51jj | WHAT MAY 14| HAT fellowship shall the wolf have with the lamb? |
hvd.ah51jj | Was it not he who brought you here? |
hvd.ah51jj | Was it not he who showed you the light? |
hvd.ah51jj | Watchman, what of the night? |
hvd.ah51jj | Water indeed will flow indifferently to the east or west, but will it flow indifferently up or down? |
hvd.ah51jj | Were they by it freed from the THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM 165 accidents that lay heavy upon the shoulders of a porter? |
hvd.ah51jj | What addition could a few more years have made to the happiness of his life? |
hvd.ah51jj | What are meant by the five excellent things? |
hvd.ah51jj | What can I do, a lame old man, but sing hymns to God? |
hvd.ah51jj | What could have been done more to my vineyard that I have not done in it? |
hvd.ah51jj | What do possessions profit a man, if he have neither sense nor wisdom? |
hvd.ah51jj | What doth it profit, my brethren, though a man say he hath faith, and have not works? |
hvd.ah51jj | What is in my power? |
hvd.ah51jj | What is meant by being beneficent without great ex- penditure? |
hvd.ah51jj | What is my strength that I should wait? |
hvd.ah51jj | What is the real business? |
hvd.ah51jj | What life is there to a man that is without wine? |
hvd.ah51jj | What means all this? |
hvd.ah51jj | What peace is there between the hyena and the dog? |
hvd.ah51jj | What profit hath man of all his labor wherein he laboreth under the sun? |
hvd.ah51jj | What shall I do unto thee, O Jacob? |
hvd.ah51jj | What shall disconcert or trouble or appear grievous to me? |
hvd.ah51jj | What signifies to me anything that happens, while my soul is above it? |
hvd.ah51jj | What then is Apollos? |
hvd.ah51jj | What then shall we say to these things? |
hvd.ah51jj | What will ye do? |
hvd.ah51jj | What would not a man give if he might converse with Orpheus, and Musæus, and Hesiod, and Homer? |
hvd.ah51jj | What, then, is that about which we ought to employ our serious pains? |
hvd.ah51jj | What, then, is to be done? |
hvd.ah51jj | When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers; the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained; what is man, that thou art mind- ful of him? |
hvd.ah51jj | When I lie down, I say, When shall I arise? |
hvd.ah51jj | When Ulysses was shipwrecked and cast away, did his helpless condition at all deject him? |
hvd.ah51jj | When he chooses the labors which are proper, and makes them labor on them, who will repine? |
hvd.ah51jj | When his desires are set on benevolent government and he realizes it, who will accuse him of cov- etousness? |
hvd.ah51jj | When was Achilles undone, — when Patro- clus died? |
hvd.ah51jj | When ye were thirsty, did I not cleave the rock, and waters flowed out to your fill? |
hvd.ah51jj | When you have such a guide, and conform your will and inclinations to his, why need you fear being disappointed? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where are the benefits that I have done for you? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where else can friendship be met, but joined with fidelity, modesty, and the intercommunication of virtue alone? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where is it, then? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where is the disputer of this world? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where is the scribe? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where is the way to the dwelling of light; and as for darkness, where is the place thereof? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where is the wise? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where is the wonder? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where shall we find a good charmer of our fears, Soc- rates, when you are gone? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where, then, is the real good or evil of man? |
hvd.ah51jj | Where- fore do ye spend money for that which is not bread? |
hvd.ah51jj | Wherefore have we fasted, say they, and thou seest not? |
hvd.ah51jj | Wherefore when I looked that it should bring forth grapes, brought it forth wild grapes? |
hvd.ah51jj | Whereunto shall I liken the kingdom of God? |
hvd.ah51jj | Whereupon were the foun- dations thereof fastened? |
hvd.ah51jj | Wherewith shall I come before the Lord, and bow myself before the high God? |
hvd.ah51jj | Which of these three, thinkest thou, proved neighbor unto him that fell among the robbers? |
hvd.ah51jj | Which of you, desiring to build a tower, doth not first sit down and count the cost, whether he have wherewith to complete it? |
hvd.ah51jj | Whither shall I go from thy spirit? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who are you, and for what purpose did you come? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who can imagine that a man who sold his son or daughter into slavery for money would be the gainer, however large might be the sum which he received? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who determined the measures thereof, if thou knowest? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who ever offered a sacrifice for having good desires; for confirming his aims to nature? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who has lived so long with you, as you have with your- self? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who hath despised the day of small things? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who hath directed the spirit of the Lord, or being his counsellor hath taught him? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who hath found out her place? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who hath gone over the sea and found her, and will bring her for choice gold? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who hath gone up into heaven, and taken her, and brought her down from the clouds? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who hath put wisdom in the inward parts? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who hath woe? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who is he that will harm you, if ye be followers of that which is good? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who is more truly a well- wisher or a friend to you than yourself? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who is so likely to have faith in you, in order to be convinced by you, as yourself? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who is this that hideth counsel without know- ledge? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who is unconquerable? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who is wise and understanding among you? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who is wise that he shall understand these things, prudent and he shall know them? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who knoweth the spirit of man whether it goeth upward, and the spirit of the beast whether it goeth downward to the earth? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who knoweth what is good for man in his life, all the days of his vain life which he spendeth as a shadow? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who made the sun? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who provideth for the raven his food, when his young ones cry unto God, and wander for lack of meat? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who shall lay anything to the charge of God's elect? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who shall trust a man that hath no nest, and lodgeth wheresoever he findeth himself at nightfall? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who that is a slave to pleasure is not in an ill condition, both as to his body and his mind? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who the fruits? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who the seasons? |
hvd.ah51jj | Who would believe you when you give your word for anything? |
hvd.ah51jj | Whom have I in heaven but thee? |
hvd.ah51jj | Whom will he teach knowledge, and whom will he make to understand the message? |
hvd.ah51jj | Whom, then, can I any longer fear, – those who guard the chamber? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why art thou cast down, O my soul? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why art thou cast down, O my soul? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why break your rest? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why do not you consider whence you came? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why do not you remember, when you are eating, who you are who eat, and whom you feed? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why dost thou fear thy last day? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why doth thine heart carry thee away? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why go I mourning because of the oppression of the enemy? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why is it judged incredible with you, if God doth raise the dead? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why is light given to a man whose way is hid, And whom God hath hedged in? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why not a son of God? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why not rather be defrauded? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why not rather take wrong? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why should any person envy another? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why should he be impressed with awe by those who have great possessions, or are placed in high rank, especially if they are powerful and passionate? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why shouldest thou die before thy time? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why, then, are you anxious? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why, then, are you ignorant of your noble birth? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why, then, do I resist? |
hvd.ah51jj | Why, then, dost not thou use it? |
hvd.ah51jj | Will not the temperate man do what is proper both in re- lation to gods and men; for he would not be temperate if he did not do what is proper? |
hvd.ah51jj | Will the Lord be pleased with thousands of rams or with ten thousands of rivers of oil? |
hvd.ah51jj | Will the Lord cast off forever? |
hvd.ah51jj | Will you never perceive what you are, or for what you were born, or for what purpose you are admitted to behold this spectacle? |
hvd.ah51jj | Wilt thou call this a fast, and an acceptable day to the Lord? |
hvd.ah51jj | Wilt thou hunt the prey for the lioness? |
hvd.ah51jj | With whom took he counsel, and who in- structed him, and taught him in the path of judgment, and shewed to him the way of understanding? |
hvd.ah51jj | Woe unto you that have lost your patience; and what will ye do when the Lord shall visit you? |
hvd.ah51jj | Would it not be a great folly and misfortune to use for our hurt what was formed for our benefit? |
hvd.ah51jj | Would you have power? |
hvd.ah51jj | Yes, he did love them; but how? |
hvd.ah51jj | Yet in comparison with what possession, of all others, would not a good friend appear more valuable? |
hvd.ah51jj | Yet say ye, Wherefore doth not the son bear the iniquity of the father? |
hvd.ah51jj | You have means and faculties to exhibit greatness of soul, and a manly spirit; but what occasion have you to find fault and complain? |
hvd.ah51jj | and shall not the having God for our maker and father and guardian free us from griefs and alarms? |
hvd.ah51jj | and the son of man, that thou visitest him? |
hvd.ah51jj | and what agreement hath a temple of God with idols? |
hvd.ah51jj | and what is Paul? |
hvd.ah51jj | and whereunto shall I liken it? |
hvd.ah51jj | and who hath come into her trea- suries? |
hvd.ah51jj | and who knoweth us? |
hvd.ah51jj | and your labor for that which satisfieth not? |
hvd.ah51jj | are all prophets? |
hvd.ah51jj | are all teachers? |
hvd.ah51jj | are all workers of powers? |
hvd.ah51jj | are not your ways unequal? |
hvd.ah51jj | are not your ways unequal? |
hvd.ah51jj | did not thy father eat and drink, and do judgment and justice? |
hvd.ah51jj | do all interpret? |
hvd.ah51jj | do all speak with tongues? |
hvd.ah51jj | even very dark, and no brightness in it? |
hvd.ah51jj | hast thou not heard? |
hvd.ah51jj | hath it not been told you from the beginning? |
hvd.ah51jj | have all gifts of healing? |
hvd.ah51jj | have ye not heard? |
hvd.ah51jj | have ye not understood from the foundations of the earth? |
hvd.ah51jj | how readest thou? |
hvd.ah51jj | or athirst, and gave thee drink? |
hvd.ah51jj | or did any abide in his fear and was forsaken, or whom did he ever despise, that called upon him? |
hvd.ah51jj | or hast thou walked in the recesses of the deep? |
hvd.ah51jj | or how will ye hide your sins before God and his angels? |
hvd.ah51jj | or naked, and clothed thee? |
hvd.ah51jj | or need we, as do some, epistles of commendation to you or from you? |
hvd.ah51jj | or thou again, why dost thou set at naught thy brother? |
hvd.ah51jj | or were ye baptized into the name of Paul? |
hvd.ah51jj | or what communion hath light with darkness? |
hvd.ah51jj | or what concord hath Christ with Belial? |
hvd.ah51jj | or what likeness will ye compare unto him? |
hvd.ah51jj | or what portion hath a believer with an unbeliever? |
hvd.ah51jj | or whither shall I flee from thy presence? |
hvd.ah51jj | or who hath begot- ten the drops of dew? |
hvd.ah51jj | should not the shepherds feed the flocks? |
hvd.ah51jj | the day for a man to afflict his soul? |
hvd.ah51jj | thou that abhorrest idols, dost thou rob temples? |
hvd.ah51jj | thou that preachest a man should not steal, dost thou steal? |
hvd.ah51jj | thou that sayest a man should not commit adultery, dost thou commit adultery? |
hvd.ah51jj | thou who gloriest in the law, through thy transgression of the law dishonorest thou God? |
hvd.ah51jj | to loose the bonds of wickedness, to undo the bands of the yoke, and to let the oppressed go free, and that ye break every yoke? |
hvd.ah51jj | was Paul crucified for you? |
hvd.ah51jj | when thou seest the naked, that thou cover him, 256 THE BEAUTY OF WISDOM and that thou hide not thyself from thine own flesh? |
hvd.ah51jj | when ye were hungry and thirsty in the wilderness, did ye not cry unto me, saying, Why hast thou brought us into this wilderness to kill us? |
hvd.ah51jj | wherefore have we afflicted our soul, and thou takest no knowledge? |
hvd.ah51jj | wherefore would ye have the day of the Lord? |
hvd.ah51jj | who hath complaining? |
hvd.ah51jj | who hath contentions? |
hvd.ah51jj | who hath redness of eyes? |
hvd.ah51jj | who hath sorrow? |
hvd.ah51jj | who hath wounds without cause? |
hvd.ah51jj | who shall deliver me out of the body of this death? |
hvd.ah51jj | would you have anything but what is best? |
hvd.ah51jj | “ But then if I should die by this means? ” You will die as a good man, in the perform- ance of a gallant action. |
hvd.ah51jj | “ Has your nation, ” said he to them, “ the power to make gods of whom they please? |
hvd.ah51jj | “ I have attended to my own work. ” What mean you? |
hvd.ah51jj | “ I have been very cold, and have had a great shivering upon me. ” “ That's good. ” After the third potion he asked him again how he did? |
hvd.ah51jj | “ I have sweated very much. ” “ That's good. ” Another time having asked him how he felt him- self after his physic? |
hvd.32044081826976 | - And they replied:—“We could not go near them. ” He asked why? |
hvd.32044081826976 | - And they replied:—“We could not go near them. ” He asked why? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 133 THE KNowLEDGE PERTAINING To ALL THEIR LovEs? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 163 their loves? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 18)? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 223 consumed by men, or fragments — will be united again with their souls? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 279 And if it is a state of the eye, is not light darkness and dark- ness light? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 3)? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 315 And of what nature is it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 315-----at rature is it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 34 fection, which is of love, grows cold, do not thought, speech, and action grow cold? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 38o stand, the universe — and thus that the universe came into existence without the sun? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 39 show and teach them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 415 Did you know anything about the sun of this world from which our light and heat proceed? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 437 sound be one with the ear? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 461 Then they were asked:—“Why do you infest the good? ” They said they could not do otherwise. |
hvd.32044081826976 | 467 ture by the smell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 529 thief, and a false witness, and does not wish to be? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 531 The new comer laughed at this, and said:—“What is heaven? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 535 Then they were asked whether they saw any good in marriage? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 547 ceives and reproduces is called good, and what the under- standing receives is called truth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 56 or wisdom without a woman, or without love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 579 Those that as to the feet appeared like wolves spoke of Religion, and said:—“What is God, or the Divine, but the inmost of nature operating? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 597 The angels said:—“Who does not know that the delights of marriage love excel the delights of all other loves? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 597 The angels said:—“Who does not know that the delights of marriage love excel the delights of all other loves? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 61 whether the love between married pairs in heaven is the same as on earth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 6–11)? |
hvd.32044081826976 | 75 with chastity added a contradiction? |
hvd.32044081826976 | A wise man can perceive it from considerations like this:—If you take away affection of love can you think about any- thing? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And I asked whether they had seen any one from Holland among them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And I asked, why they did so? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And I said: – “ You two are one? ” The man replied:—“We are one. |
hvd.32044081826976 | And about heaven, and hell? ” I said “ They know nothing. |
hvd.32044081826976 | And among the insolences of his boasting he put forth this: — “ What is more dismal than to imprison a man's love and live with only one? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And an image of his heavenly state in them as butterflies? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And as that grows warm do not these grow warm? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And at length with fibres all relaxed would he not nod and nod until he fell to the earth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And can it not also be strengthened and stimulated by medicines? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And dispose uses into orders, and forms? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And do they not therefore know what is just and right? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And do you not announce it as an enticement and allurement to the acceptance of your novelties? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And fifth, Whether there is eternal life after death? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And from angels, heaven? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And he asked:—“May they be permitted to have some conversation also with you? ” And they came and talked with them. |
hvd.32044081826976 | And how can a man do these and believe in the Lord ex- cept as of himself? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And how can it enjoy the delight of marriage? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And how can it enjoy the delight of marriage? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And how did you get here? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And is he not free who can love as many as he pleases? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And is it not as much with those out of the church as with those that are within it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And is it not hell where one is a slave? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And is not that potency the very measure, the very degree, and basis of the love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And of men make angels? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And our business? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And our business? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And our business? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And still less what the nature of it is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And that it can form the wonderful things within them, and purpose their use? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And that marriages are holy and heavenly P Are not adulteries among devils in hell, and marriages among the angels in heaven? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And that the mouth does not speak of itself, but the thought by the mouth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And that the sun of heaven which is pure love is that whence life itself, which is love with wisdom, springs forth and subsists? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And that the sun of the world which is pure fire is that from which nature comes forth and subsists? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And that to believe well is faith? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And that “ good deeds ought to be done because they are of God and from God ’? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And the delight similar? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And their natural light which only enlightens the sight of the body, has it not become splendor to them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And then he gave an intent ear, but smiling, and we continued, saying:—“What is more insane than to say the centre is from the expanse? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And then it was answered them: — “ What have joys and delights and the happiness there- from in common with idleness? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And then they asked us whence we came? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And then they spoke to me; and as what I had just seen was in my thought, they asked me:—What did you see? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And then they spoke to me; and as what I had just seen was in my thought, they asked me:—What did you see? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And they called to me, saying: — “ Would you like us to come nearer? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And thus faith is of charity and charity is of faith? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And thus that nature, which you make a god or goddess, is manifestly dead? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And to serve, and not to rule? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And to serve, and not to rule? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And we asked those whom we met:—“Can you see when the sky is not visible above you? ” No. |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what are uses but love of the neighbor in act? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what by eating of them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what by the tree of knowledge of good and evil? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what do I now perceive? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what does a young man regardin a maiden but what her affection is for his wisdom? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what have actions to do with religion? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is an essence without a form but a creature of the reason? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is hell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is life but the shunning of evils and doing goods? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is love with wisdom without use but a breath of the mind? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is more delightful than scor- tatory hypocrasies, and making sport of husbands? ” At this the others in loud laughter clapped their hands. |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is nature but the receptacle of these, whereby they work out their effects, or uses? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is the contradiction in this addition but that its predicate destroys the subject, which then is nothing? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is this? ” ON THE IMPUTATION OF THE TWO LOVES SCORTATORY AND MARRIAGE LOVE. |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is woman? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what is woman? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what life has that love unless from a vein of potency? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what more delightful than to let the love go free? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what the flesh does from the spirit, is it not spiritual? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And what woman can unite her love with cold? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And when he came near I spoke to him, and asked: — “ What is to come to pass now? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And when insane from falsities is he not in all phantasy that he is wiser than those who are wise from truths? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And whence comes intentness of mind but from administra- tions and labors, done with delight? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And where is it meanwhile? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And where is it meanwhile? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And who does not know that the concupiscence is not imputed to him while from natural he is becoming spiritual? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And who does not know that the concupiscence is not imputed to him while from natural he is becoming spiritual? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And who is not enlivened by many? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And who when he speaks of the soul does not mean the life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And who when he speaks of the soul does not mean the life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | And — on account of some that were stand- ing by who were unchaste — to the question, whether they meant also the ultimate delights? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not all in heaven inspired and led of God? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not all things and every single thing therein organically formed to do whatever love wills and understanding thinks? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not all things of love J all things of wisdom essentials of that form? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not all things of love and all things of wisdom essentials of that form? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not the angels of heaven in that love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not the atmospheres, and all things that are on the earth as things outside, and the sun the centre of them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not the organs of the body from nature, and love and thought from life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not the senses the only witnesses of truth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not then the companionships of young men and maidens there in- sipid joys? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not these those in their fulness? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not those devoid of memory like them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are not your heads in nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are the souls of Adam and Eve, and of all after them for now six thousand years, or sixty centuries, still floating about in the universe? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are the souls of Adam and Eve, and of all after them for now six thousand years, or sixty centuries, still floating about in the universe? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they idols? ” He replied:—“Certainly not. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they idols? ” He replied:—“Certainly not. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they idols? ” He replied:—“Certainly not. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they not doings of the flesh? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they not in the mean time souls, which are breaths? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they not lascivious? ” And then the assembled judges commissioned an intelli- gent man to inform us in relation to this matter in his own house. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they not lascivious? ” And then the assembled judges commissioned an intelli- gent man to inform us in relation to this matter in his own house. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they not quite distinct from each other? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Are they not white within P. Then remove the feathers and quills and look at the skin of the raven, Is it not white? |
hvd.32044081826976 | As also when it looks intently at the sun? |
hvd.32044081826976 | As the posterior comes forth from the prior, does it not also subsist from the prior? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Ask women in heaven what love outside of marriage is, and I assure you they will answer:- What is that? |
hvd.32044081826976 | At length I asked him:-‘‘How long do you two hundred thus glory among yourselves there? ” He said:—“To eternity. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Besides, What is marriage love but heat? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But from my stock and store I open my mind on the question, What is the soul? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But from my stock and store I open my mind on the question, What is the soul? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But tell me in brief what are these doctrinals of the New Church? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But the angels fled when they saw me, and said among them- selves: – What is this monster? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But they had become cold to their blandishments, and turned away, and said among themselves—“What is this? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But we know that we as well as they can speak of God, and when we say that He is, do we not acknowledge Him? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But what are delights of the senses of the body without the delights of the soul? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But who does not know that good and truth are two distinct things, as love and wisdom are? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But who does not see that it is not of nature, but of the Divine providence operating within nature, by nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | But, tell me, what is wisdom? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can a thing so super- eminent spring from any other source than God Himself the Maker and Sus- tainer of the Universe? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can any rational man think that the sun which is pure fire knows this? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can any young man love a virgin who does not love in return? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can light be one with the eye? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can nature have use as an end? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can nature, from any love, by any wisdom, provide such things? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can the love of sex, as it passes through the eyes into the thoughts, stop at the face of a woman? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can these be one, except as principal and instrumental? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Can you do anything? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Could they have subsisted? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Could they subsist for one moment? |
hvd.32044081826976 | CrowN of chastity is virginity, so?. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Did you know that this sun is pure love, and the sun of the natural world is pure fire? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Did you not then deny it, and make yourselves equal with beasts? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Did you until now know anything about a life after death? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Did you until now know anything about heaven, and hell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Do you not know that the soul of a man is in his seed? ” 542 SCORTATORY LOVE. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Do you not see my head encircled with a lucid sphere? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Does any one not see that such gesticulators are only men as to outward form, and as to the inward form not men? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Does it not instantly descend into the breast, and beyond? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Does not he who lives well also believe well? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Does not the one repel the other, and deprive it of its potency? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Does not the whole of a man lie dead in the sepulchre? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Does not the whole of a man lie dead in the sepulchre? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Does the love with a wife, as to its last effect, differ in the least, as to that effect from love with a harlot? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Equally with gentiles as with Christians? |
hvd.32044081826976 | For instance, who can know what is evil, and false, unless he knows what is good, and true? |
hvd.32044081826976 | For that, it is that we may be informed respecting your marriages, whether they are monogamic or polygamic? ” IO4 MARRIAGE LOVE. |
hvd.32044081826976 | For that, it is that we may be informed respecting your marriages, whether they are monogamic or polygamic? ” No. |
hvd.32044081826976 | For that, it is that we may be informed respecting your marriages, whether they are monogamic or polygamic? ” t- º ºt º: º º: §: No. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Has not every man that love according to the state of his potency? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Has not our spiritual light which enlightens the sight of the mind become thick darkness to them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Have they not both life from heat, and understanding from light, by the operation of nature? ” At this the rest exclaimed: — “ Ha! |
hvd.32044081826976 | Have you forgotten the Lord's words, that he who would be great in heaven must become a servant? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Have you not heard that the under- standing is foolish in the mysteries of which religion entirely consists? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Have you read the sixth commandment of the Decalogue? |
hvd.32044081826976 | He answered:—“I swear that I believe it. ” After that the Ambassador asked him if he could make it true that he was insane? |
hvd.32044081826976 | He replied:—“How can you speak so? |
hvd.32044081826976 | He said:—“Just as well as the former. ” Then he said frankly, and from the heart, “ What is truth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Hit- stity of their hº ou hear now tº the languagedº ºr tent was asiº; this?" |
hvd.32044081826976 | How are these cadaver- ous and putrid elements to be brought together and united to souls? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How are these cadaver- ous and putrid elements to be brought together and united to souls? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How came this bird of night here? ’ And I actually felt changed from a man, although I was not changed. |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can a chaste love of sex be the sweetest of all loves when chastity robs it of its sweetness? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can a love that was not created be begotten in a man?' |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can a spectre eat and drink? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can a spectre eat and drink? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can it hear? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can it hear? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can such a question come out of your mouth — that so offends the ears? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can the soul see? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can the soul see? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can there be a love which divides and separates? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can these present the visible impression of one God? ” To this he answered:—“That is a mystery to us. |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can these present the visible impression of one God? ” To this he answered:—“That is a mystery to us. |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can things posterior produce things prior? |
hvd.32044081826976 | How can two opposites be seen as truths? ” Indignant at this, he replied, “ You are in error. |
hvd.32044081826976 | How then can super- ficies, which constitute the expanse, produce centres? |
hvd.32044081826976 | I asked about the first question: — ‘ Whether religion is anything?' |
hvd.32044081826976 | I asked again whether the wives afterwards returned to their husbands and lived with them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | I asked him:-“What is the name of this garden? |
hvd.32044081826976 | I asked why it was so? |
hvd.32044081826976 | I asked why they did not hire unmarried women? |
hvd.32044081826976 | I asked:—“Can you finish it within a year? ” And one said it could not be done within a hundred years. |
hvd.32044081826976 | I asked:—“Where are the priests? |
hvd.32044081826976 | I said:—“As you were cast down how can you rise again out of hell? ” He replied:—“I am a devil there, but here I am an angel of light. |
hvd.32044081826976 | I then asked the angels:—“Whence have devils such rationality? ” They said:—“It is from the glory of the love of self. |
hvd.32044081826976 | I therefore opened my mouth and taught them, saying: — “ Do you not know that there is good, and evil? |
hvd.32044081826976 | I93 fatuous and insane, who are no more men than those found in the woods? |
hvd.32044081826976 | II5 iron and clay? |
hvd.32044081826976 | III They replied:—“What do you ask? |
hvd.32044081826976 | IO3 They responded:—“What are polygamic marriages? |
hvd.32044081826976 | IO3 They responded:—“What are polygamic marriages? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If God is one, and indi- visible, is He not one person? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If anything of man lives after death would it be other than as a spectre? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If anything of man lives after death would it be other than as a spectre? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If he did not learn to speak could he give utterance to any thought? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If he did not learn to walk would he stand erect upon his feet? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If not reciprocal does it not shrink back and become nothing? ” On hearing this I asked the two angels from what so- ciety of heaven they came. |
hvd.32044081826976 | If one person, is not the Trinity in that Person? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If such is to be the lot of man after death would it not be better to be born an ass than a man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If such is to be the lot of man after death would it not be better to be born an ass than a man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If the surfaces were prior and the centre posterior would not the prior subsist from the posterior? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If they are, why say more? |
hvd.32044081826976 | If this fails does not the love diminish and grow cold? |
hvd.32044081826976 | In my right hand is the thunderbolt of ex- communication. ” I then said:—“How can you be so insane? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Io? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Io? |
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hvd.32044081826976 | Is he not as he is taught? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is he not born more ignorant than beasts? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it a breath? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it a breath? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it anything? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it anything? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it not as between the purer and the less pure? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it not heaven where one is free? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it not joy, and gladness? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it not similar as with beasts, especially birds, which love in pairs? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it not straw, and dry wood? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it not the beginning, the foundation, and the complement of it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is it the Cate- chism? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not every man just as he is taught — insane from falsities, or wise from truths? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not heaven above us before our eyes and thus in a place? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not marriage love a chaste love, pure, and holy? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not marriage love alone mutual and reciprocal? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not marriage love from creation? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not religion a matter of life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not subsistence a perpetual coming into ex- istence? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the ear there? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the ear there? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the eye there? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the eye there? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the life in the whole, and in every part? ” Many in the audience were favorable to this opinion. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the life in the whole, and in every part? ” Many in the audience were favorable to this opinion. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the light changed to shade when the eye passes out of a sunny place? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the love carnal? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the passion similar? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not the whole human race and thence the whole angelic heaven the seed of that love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not this an invention? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is not this love between two who can become one? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is the fruit not good? ” And they went to it and ate. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is there anything true in the nature of things, other than what a man makes true? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is there not a Trinity? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Is there not a disgusting smell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | It is known that religion is called a bond; but it is asked ‘ For whom?' |
hvd.32044081826976 | Just so who can perceive what the quality of adultery is unless he has perceived clearly what the quality of marriage is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | May not their lot be likened to the lot of those that are bound with chains and fetters in prisons? |
hvd.32044081826976 | May not their lot be likened to the lot of those that are bound with chains and fetters in prisons? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Must he not learn to walk? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Must not the love of one cognize and acknowledge the love of the other, loves which mutually conjoin them when they meet? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Nay, equally with the impious as with the pious? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Observing this she spoke to me saying: — “ What do you see? ” I answered:—“I see only marriage love and a form of it. |
hvd.32044081826976 | One of us five who is a priest adds also predestination as a cause of that virtue or potency, saying:—‘Are not marriages predesti- nated? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or a human briar into a human olive tree? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or a nettle into a vine, by any imputation – if that be meant by transcription? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or a something vaporous floating in the air? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or a something vaporous floating in the air? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or about the fact that you are no longer within nature but above it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or an indefinable entity hidden away in the centre of the earth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or an indefinable entity hidden away in the centre of the earth? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or an owl into a dove? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or anything about the light and heat of this world? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or are they kept confined in the centre of the earth, and awaiting the last judgment? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or are they kept confined in the centre of the earth, and awaiting the last judgment? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or exteriors, interiors? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or if one might not form his judgment of another? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or that it can put it into its heat and light to do such things? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or things grosser, things purer? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or which a consort at heart? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or who can discern insanity but one who is wise, or knows what wisdom is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or who can rightly perceive discordant sounds but one who through learning and culture has drunk in harmonious numbers? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Or who knows what is unchaste, dishonest, indecorous, and unbeautiful, unless he knows what is chaste, honest, decorous, and beautiful? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Since wisdom is of life and thence of reason, as was said above, the question arises, What is wisdom of life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | So what are love and wisdom without their use? |
hvd.32044081826976 | So what are love and wisdom without their use? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Surprised at this at first, I asked:—“Why do they thus stand and beat the ground with the soles of their feet? ” No. |
hvd.32044081826976 | That is to say, Whether there is salvation? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The angels asked whether any more things than these have been revealed? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The angels asked, “ What do they know about our world? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The angels said:—“What about life after death? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The delights of the marriage love about which, from wisdom, you eloquently told so many things before? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The first consideration must be, Whether religion is anything? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The fourth, Whether there is a heaven, and a hell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The satyrs who as to the feet appeared like panthers spoke of Nature and said:—“What else is there but nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The second, Whether there is salva- tion or not? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The secrets were three: First:—What is the image of God, and what the likeness of God, into which man was created? |
hvd.32044081826976 | The third, Whether one religion is more effective than another? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Their ears are chaste. ” And they inquired:—“Who told you to ask us about the delights of that love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Then we said:—“Were you not born men of reason? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Then, addressing one of the young men who were entering, I asked: — “ What is here? ” He answered:—“A gymnasium, where • Is. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Then, how can man live to eternity unless he is conjoined with the eternal God? |
hvd.32044081826976 | There- fore in the resurrection whose wife of them is she?' |
hvd.32044081826976 | Therefore his external sight was closed and his internal sight opened; which being opened he said:—“What do I see now? |
hvd.32044081826976 | They asked, Why is this? |
hvd.32044081826976 | They asked, “ What is it? ” I said:—“Respecting true marriage love, and its heavenly delights. ”- No. |
hvd.32044081826976 | They asked,—“What is it? ” I said:—“Respecting true marriage love, and its heavenly delights. ” i m º#; i d: St. ºth ºt! |
hvd.32044081826976 | They replied:—“Not any rational evil and good. ” Asked whether any sin P they said:—“Wherein is it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | They replied:—“What is the Decalogue? |
hvd.32044081826976 | They went; and at the entrance he said: — “ Behold the most magnificent garden in this heavenly society. ” They replied:—“What do you say? |
hvd.32044081826976 | They were running about like wild beasts, and calling out—“Where are the women? ” And then harlots appeared, who were looking for them. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Think I pray you, if you will, How can a man- panther be converted to a man- sheep? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Third:—What is meant by the tree of life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Those who as to the feet appeared like calves were speak- ing of Marriages, and said:—“What are marriages but licensed adulteries? |
hvd.32044081826976 | To reason only whether a thing is, Is it not like arguing about a cap which is never tried on 2 or a shoe that is never worn? |
hvd.32044081826976 | To the question whence we came? |
hvd.32044081826976 | To the question whence we came? |
hvd.32044081826976 | To the question whence we came? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Was she not born subject to the will of man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Was she not born subject to the will of man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | We asked him whether he could also confirm their opposites? |
hvd.32044081826976 | We do not know what it is. ” I asked whether they ever remembered that adultery was against the sixth commandment of the Decalogue? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What are all these without the sun? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What are heat and light without a con- tainant? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What are heat and light without a con- tainant? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What are light and darkness but states of the eye? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What comes of it except that you do not know whether the thing is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What could be believed that is more paradoxical than this that they tell about the last judgment? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What could be believed that is more paradoxical than this that they tell about the last judgment? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What could be more distressing and miserable than such a state of anxious waiting? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What could be more distressing and miserable than such a state of anxious waiting? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What difference is there between man and beast, except that a man has articulate speech and a beast only that of sound? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What do you say? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What does a maiden con- sider in a young man, but what his wisdom is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What else can follow then but that they have similar intercourse? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What else can the soul be? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What else does it contain, in summary, but admonition to shun evils and do goods, and to believe in the Lord God? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What harm from it? ” After consulting together about it the wives said: — “ Publish them if you wish. |
hvd.32044081826976 | What has a thing that is carnal in common with the spiritual state of the church? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What has the sun from which nature is in common with a government emulating and analagous to heavenly government? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What have we men to do with that childish little book? ” I asked them whether they ever thought anything about hell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What have we men to do with that childish little book? ” I asked them whether they ever thought anything about hell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What hinders? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is a chaste love of sex but the love emptied of its essential life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is a soul? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is a soul? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is a wife but a harlot? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is a woman? ” And when some said they were their wives, they answered—“What is a wife? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is a woman? ” And when some said they were their wives, they answered—“What is a wife? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is an emperor before God? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is beauty but delight of seeing? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is life but love and wisdom? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is life with one woman but captivity and im- prisonment? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is love without wisdom but a something illusory? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is more obvious than that nature is all in all? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is religion but an in- vocation, to captivate and hold the common people? ” To this the others cried out, Bravo! |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is sweeter than promiscu- ous liberty, variety, deflorations, cheatings of husbands, and scortatory hypocrasies? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is that which you do not see? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is the wa soul but such? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is the black that is around it but shade, from which the color of the raven is not to be determined? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is the human body but an organ of life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is the human soul but such? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What is there above her but the Sun? ” And then the angel said to them:- “ Depart from us. |
hvd.32044081826976 | What keeps the whole bodily system expanded and intent but intentness of mind? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What law, or what judge, imputes to a fornicator the same criminality as to an adulterer? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What makes the beauty of a face but red, and white, and the lovely blending of them into each other? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What man with reason un- impaired does not see that such ideas do not come to them from the natural world? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What matters it whether we know these things or do not know them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What matters it whether we know these things or do not know them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What then is light but a state of the eye? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What then should not be the delights of the sense of marriage love, whose use is the complex of all other uses? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What virgin can know that new state before she is in it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What were they all then before the sun? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What would society be if there were no public judgments? |
hvd.32044081826976 | What young man then can wish for heaven? |
hvd.32044081826976 | When he saw me he said:—“Who are you? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence are the parchments, and the paper? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence come their sensa- tions but from life? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence has it a mouth with which to speak? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence has it a mouth with which to speak? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence has it raiment, house, food? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence has it raiment, house, food? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence its delights then to us? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence the influx into the thoughts of the head, but from her? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whence the origin of its delight, but from the play of love and wis- dom? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Where am I? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Where is its — somewhere? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Where is its — somewhere? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Where now are the palaces? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Where were these before? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether na- ture is of life or life of nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether na- ture is of life or life of nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether na- ture is of life or life of nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether na- ture is of life or life of nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether one religion is more effective than another? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether the centre is of the expanse, or the cv.panse is of the centre? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether the centre is of the expanse, or the expanse is of the centre? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether the centre is of the expanse, or the expanse is of the centre? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether there is a heaven, and a hell? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Whether there is eternal life after death? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who among men knows what love is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who among men knows which one is a fornicator at heart? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who but the common and vulgar acknowledges what he does not see and understand? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who can behold such beauty near, and feel no desire? ” 23. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who can behold such beauty near, and feel no desire? ” 23. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who can come to the con- clusion that one who has indulged in fornication might not be more chaste in marriage? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who can come to the con- clusion that one who has indulged in fornication might not be more chaste in marriage? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who can di- vide infinity into numbers? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who can love a non- love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who can not from them swear that a thing is so? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who con- ceives that God governs and can govern the universe and all the single things of it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not foresee that if women courted men they would rarely be accepted? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not foresee that if women courted men they would rarely be accepted? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not know that man lives after death? ” I replied:—“They know, and do not know. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not know that the body does not act of it- self, but the will by the body? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not know that the state of the eye is then changed, and that it is from this that the light appears as shade? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not know that whatever a man does at the beginning is from con- cupiscence, because from the natural man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not know that whatever a man does at the beginning is from con- cupiscence, because from the natural man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not know the looks of a Jew? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not know what delight is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not see that if one may not judge of the moral life of those that dwell with him in the world society would perish? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not see that this is against the laws of nature? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not then acknowledge and assent to the doctrines which follow, that this love is fundamental to all loves? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not then look upon other women with indifference, and upon his own only one with love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who does not tire of one only? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who else can be approached? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who else should be approached? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who else than He enters into the life of man from above, imparts internal, heavenly joys, and carries them into their sequences? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who feels anything but nature by the touch of the hand, or of the body? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who has seen it with the eye? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who hears anything but nature with the ear? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who is able to convert the lust that is innate in every man into a such chastity — that is, into what is not itself — and yet to love? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who is not insane? ” This universal confirmer was afterwards sent to angels who explored him, as to what kind of man he was; and 28o MARRIAGE LOVE. |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who knows or ever can know a trace of any love except from the delight and pleasure of it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who might not know from the example of those lost and found in the woods that man is such without instruction? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who sees God? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who sees anything but nature with the eye? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who sees them? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who tastes anything but nature with the tongue? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who that has any touch of reason does not know that adulteries are profane and infernal? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who that is not vile can keep the rights of the mar- riage bed and share the bed with a harlot? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who that loves his con- sort perpetually does not love her with his whole mind and with his whole body? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who understands what God is? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who with any idea of thought has reflected upon it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who would not be exhilarated by it? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Who, wheresoever he may search, can discover any other cause for this than that he has given up his heart and soul to the one? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Why is a plurality of wives denied to us, and yet has been conceded and is at this day conceded to the whole world round about us? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Why not ask whether we live with only one harlot? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Would not the lively expansion of his countenance fall? |
hvd.32044081826976 | Would they not look upon these with love and upon those with aversion? |
hvd.32044081826976 | You are called wise because you acknowledge God; but O, how simple you are? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and any evil in adultery? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and in a certain Pu? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and of the night? ” And we answered:—“Are they not also deeds of the spirit? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and of the night? ” And we answered:—“Are they not also deeds of the spirit? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and that good and not evil is of creation? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and that in this love are gathered all joys and all delights, from first to last? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and the magnificent things? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and to talk? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and what was our business here? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and what was our business here? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and what was our business here? |
hvd.32044081826976 | and what was our business here? |
hvd.32044081826976 | cold is disunion; souls and disjunction of minds, 236; aversion,...? |
hvd.32044081826976 | cold is disunion; souls and disjunction of minds, 236; aversion,...? |
hvd.32044081826976 | idºsitºr? |
hvd.32044081826976 | or — where? ” By no one have I heard such things said, up to this time. |
hvd.32044081826976 | they nodded assent, and said tacitly, why not? |
hvd.32044081826976 | with only one wife? |
hvd.32044081826976 | world, go?. |
hvd.32044081826976 | ~ issed him:—“Why do you scan me? ” sº sº. |
hvd.32044081826976 | ºoca extending his hand he said: — “ t s your attention:-Who does not believe the soul* N the inmost and the subtlest essence of the man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | — That then the universe will perish, and the stars fall from heaven upon the earth — which is less than the stars? |
hvd.32044081826976 | — That then the universe will perish, and the stars fall from heaven upon the earth — which is less than the stars? |
hvd.32044081826976 | “ But to these things the wives of our region responded with laughter, saying:—What is that? |
hvd.32044081826976 | “ But, ” I asked, “ where then is marriage love, which of two souls makes one, and conjoins minds, and blesses man? |
hvd.32044081826976 | “ What is this? |
hvd.32044081826976 | “ Why do you do that? ” I asked. |
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hvd.32044088048046 | No,the quartermaster answered, inscribed on the lists?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Now why smile? hvd.32044088048046 Now you have done it, ” he said; strong.visaged stranger, with earnest, care"did n't I warn you to be very careful? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Oh, have worked hard all my life and the net| they are, are they? hvd.32044088048046 Oh, yes, maʼm, he has just passed"Have you any good cigars? ” asked Parnell. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Rascal,I an- emperor, unwilling to give them the least swered,"shut your mouth, will you?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Saved some to his stateroom and, without sayingby lives? ” said a friend to this philanthropist. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Then what is wrong? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Well, Louis, what are you been very earnest in the affirmative, and to doing? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Well, sir? ” said the em world, used often to sit in the House asleep, peror; he always used to call me by my name or appearing to sleep. hvd.32044088048046 Well,"said the girl,"do n't Stevens, “ which is the Republican damned be downcast or discouraged; we'll get mar:| scoundrel? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What gives you the right after which his condemnation to pay M. de to laugh at us, Monsieur? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What is the meaning of and whenever I looked up or down the table this posture before my daughter Frances?' hvd.32044088048046 What is the only a few days later, when supping with trouble?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What is the use of this lin's Autobiography. ” new invention? ” someone asked Franklin. hvd.32044088048046 What will it be?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What's that? ” he was able to divide the Milky Way into the asked. hvd.32044088048046 Why did you not tell Tuileries, there to keep up the accustomed me at once? ” he demanded. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Why up for you, as you know, but I am not going do n't you try to get rid of him then?' hvd.32044088048046 Why, Mr. Everett, what do 1867. you mean? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Why? ” “ Because the ladies thorities, but it resulted in nothing. hvd.32044088048046 Why?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | You do not remember my name? ” a CLAY, Henry, 1777- 1852. hvd.32044088048046 You it a joke against himself?--MATRICE CHURCH, Cornhill Magazine, February, 1905. must have some plan,"continued Francis;"I wish to know it." |
hvd.32044088048046 | why did you not come to me? hvd.32044088048046 why did you wish to quit us? ” “ Because, sire, our affairs go on so ill. ” 1-Quarterly Review, December, 1847. |
hvd.32044088048046 | 'Enjoy eating him, Thurber?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | 'Hello, Lincoln,'said he, certain, and the tickler birds what the s’iety'going to the court house? |
hvd.32044088048046 | 'That may well be, your majesty, as my father was very had wi'you t'other night?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | 'What do I see in the red than fawn- colored; this pug- dog, with a future? |
hvd.32044088048046 | 'What will never do?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | ( 2) That the my speech; and till she wakes how can I above is the only way to make an egg stand drag her off? |
hvd.32044088048046 | ... Mr. Lincoln then then asked, “ Have you tasted any of our bent down his long, lank body and, taking American fruits?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | 38, to the house of idiot that could have conceived such an idea? |
hvd.32044088048046 | 482 WIT, WISDOM AND FOIBLES ence between an accident and a misfortune?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | ?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | A small minority was against it, be- on him? |
hvd.32044088048046 | A squirt was wanted it, I suppose? ” “ Yes,"repeated the next constructed for him by one of his friends astonished woman. |
hvd.32044088048046 | About two o'clock a no dinner to- day? |
hvd.32044088048046 | After a long yourself?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | After a time form of what would in these days be called he asked me,"Where are you driving to? ” blackguardism. |
hvd.32044088048046 | After the victory Joseph joined| disturbs this gentleman. ” “ Cat?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Almost petrified, I con- Mr. Parnell, are you color- blind? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Among other things she recited “ Nothing to Wear,"a piece in which are described the “ Where is Lincoln? ” said one. |
hvd.32044088048046 | An alterca- me?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | An appeal to Catherine only son, this will not do; are you mad? |
hvd.32044088048046 | And how did Constantine treat along the Volga, was driven in her state car- these poor beggars? |
hvd.32044088048046 | And mean- while give me your gun. ” “ Suppose I de- cline?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Anger, pain or fear would on the nose, replied, “ Why are you so blanch my lips instantly and I knew they curious?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Any girls? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Are then the tened while M. Vigée, an author and fellow French indeed heroes? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Are they all real? ” case. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Are they boys? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Are you content? ” “ Sire, I hearing some one in the darkness approach prefer the cross,"was the answer. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Are you sure that it is a fact?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | As blue as that? |
hvd.32044088048046 | As he reached-that you want me to go fishing in that ele- gant suit and spoil it?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | As if to render the latter order you disturb my tranquillity? |
hvd.32044088048046 | As soon as the gossip shall I take? ” replied Arnold. |
hvd.32044088048046 | As this celebrated philosopher wished “ What is the use of a new- born child?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | At and said, “ Did you ever read anything of a recent battle, in the face of the enemy, Petroleum V. Nasby? ” I answered, “ Yes." |
hvd.32044088048046 | At half past six, Bismarck called out, “ Are you ready? ” No answer. |
hvd.32044088048046 | At length her vanity and crying out, “ Who sent for this woman? |
hvd.32044088048046 | At this and ask him if it was good?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | B. SMITH, “ William I. ” der! ” But what were his exact words? |
hvd.32044088048046 | B. ever read'Plutarch's Lives,'my young friend?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | BARRY O'BRIEN, “ Life of that engagement?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | Before Stanton, who was out between Blair and Stanton? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Before do you keep books? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Bitter in his left the table, the question was eagerly asked, prejudices and strong in his attachments, he “ How do you like him?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Blair?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Both the revelers and the monkey when did you become so loyal? ” exclaimed being equally frightened, a scene of great the prince. |
hvd.32044088048046 | But for me you would have lost proper style?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | But he? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But how can I tell it and be be- “ When Bonaparte fell I thought from his lieved? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But how could they speak to ess on this ridiculous prediction; and took her in private? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But how to obtain marriage? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But in the days of Sadowa that the poor man lying in the wood? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But it was not until Bonaparte had friends? ” said Napoleon, jestingly humoring lain down for some hours that he recovered him. |
hvd.32044088048046 | But she was a heroine, if was it an Irish jig?) |
hvd.32044088048046 | But the proprietor determined to ig- with the question,"Do you know the mad nore the request, and Bismarck received a Bismarck?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | But what think you? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But what would be the use of my taking it? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But, alas, dred dresses and twelve chemises ”? |
hvd.32044088048046 | But, suddenly faithful gentleman Charles remarked:"Mont- stopping, he asked,"Is she good- looking?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | But, when Napoleon enters is going on here?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | C., a friend of my wife's, madam: need I say more? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Can one get a substitute?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Can you build this bridge, sir?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | Carette relates that Madame de descended from Saint Teresa? ” “ Certainly." |
hvd.32044088048046 | Citizen, what say they of Bonaparte? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Clay?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Cleveland. ” man who comes here sometimes? ” — MONCURE He told me the story of the old darkey| D. CONWAY, “ Autobiography and Memoirs." |
hvd.32044088048046 | Come, my good relations by his black muzzle and corkscrew mother, what am I to fear and hope?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | D'ye ac still insists on making its way, you must op- cept- accept? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Did not Alexander, my pet, burn bent her head forward so as to make a a town to please a ridiculous courtesan? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Did the judges and French Revolution 224 WIT, WISDOM AND FOIBLES jurymen perceive the error? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Do n't you know me? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Do n't you know thirteen is a most unlucky number?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | Do not your arguments against defending them savor rather of worldly than of heavenly wisdom? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Do you of proving that your name has been unjustly know?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Do you want it, my fellow Clay to the duke, and at the same time re citizens?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Do you want to kill my soldiers picnic. ” “ A picnic? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Do you wish to be stoned to ful visit to Spa, wag never accompanied by death? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Does he look very sav- age?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | ERNEST LAVISSE,"The Youth of with horse- stealing? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Eh- eh? ” The bishop bowed pose it, by keeping your teeth grinding to- low in token of acceptance. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Empress of parties seemed to authorize? |
hvd.32044088048046 | English; he then proposed the health of the"Surely that is correct?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Father stepped up for an old Roman lamp, bearing the inscrip and said: “ The Honorable Charles Sumner? |
hvd.32044088048046 | For He had agreed to go and Napoleon gave him whom did I fight at Bassano? |
hvd.32044088048046 | For where wines such annoyances?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Fortunately only a venient, commodious port, harbor, haven?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | General-"he is a splendid animal, and I"How's that? ” asked the other. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Grant when he first saw it was, “ That is all “ Why should he?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Hardening himself in impenitence, own identity? ” My mother looked up at me the boy volunteered no apology which might in amazed alarm. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Have I long to live? ” “ In of promise. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Have I not always as a man who was good for nothing in the restored them by war? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Have they constitution, which he had enfeebled by a found out this humbug at last? ”. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Have you any books pany of strangers and, in spite of his ex- I can read?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Having reached the country town where scoffed — could this be true of a man of his he was to officiate, Lord Ellenborough pro-| gaiety and spirit? |
hvd.32044088048046 | He Houston the favor to play'Wo n't You Come addressed them with the roll in his hand, into My Bower??" |
hvd.32044088048046 | He Houston the favor to play'Wo n't You Come addressed them with the roll in his hand, into My Bower??" |
hvd.32044088048046 | He added:"I can al- duchess, “ do you know this animal?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | He consoli- what good could it do me? |
hvd.32044088048046 | He continued to pull away, however, what does your grace say to that?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | He could not bring feel in the presence of your believers?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | He drew a velvet hassock and savages? |
hvd.32044088048046 | He himself valued only his diamonds, I forbidden? ” demands Suwarrow himself. |
hvd.32044088048046 | He imagined that a violent erup- comando viente? ”( What are your high tion of the skin would perhaps draw out the ness's orders?) |
hvd.32044088048046 | He imagined that a violent erup- comando viente? ”( What are your high tion of the skin would perhaps draw out the ness's orders?) |
hvd.32044088048046 | He of a fellow like you? ” — BROUGHTON. |
hvd.32044088048046 | He unto your royal highness that you should was a king and he felt that his approval or wish to ruin me? ” he asked. |
hvd.32044088048046 | He was in you blubbering about?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | He was referred to “ How old is he? ” asked Stanton gruilly. |
hvd.32044088048046 | He was short- began to be excited;'what read you concern-| legged; his body was long, his color was more ing me in futurity?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | He “ How many killed? ” “ Ten." |
hvd.32044088048046 | He"done? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Henry'?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | His adjutant, General von Witzle- yourself, I think, Herr Zimmerman: What is ben, who had preceded him, knowing that the cost? |
hvd.32044088048046 | His expedition not"Not to be tried? |
hvd.32044088048046 | His father said, “ What's the matter, Dan? ”. |
hvd.32044088048046 | His first words to Marshal Soult on arrival were, “ How much zine, January, 1894. time do you require to be able to embark?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | His majesty did not make them?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | House? |
hvd.32044088048046 | How are the crops? ” know how you stand on the slavery ques. |
hvd.32044088048046 | How can I help your being a victim of war? ” And the marshal passed on. |
hvd.32044088048046 | How can all this be? |
hvd.32044088048046 | How far are they from here?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | How of the rest:"Cowell's Interpreter"being cited was Landseer to be got home? |
hvd.32044088048046 | How to get to the instant produce upon the speaker the effect of a large rescue of his friend? |
hvd.32044088048046 | I answered, “ Shall I sing"Three Little Kit- tens'? |
hvd.32044088048046 | I departed and I are? |
hvd.32044088048046 | I determined to make a going to shut up the churches? ” “ No, sir; far better appearance and impression. |
hvd.32044088048046 | I followed him and, finding is to get up at eight o'clock to pay homage that he was looking for his hat, I tried to to a little girl?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | I have acted wrongly? ” “ Yes. ” “ So I have, ”| The sergeant again saluted and departed. |
hvd.32044088048046 | I leave all this? ” and he halted at every step, den sting in all pleasure, was more typical he was so weak, looking on one side, then on of life. |
hvd.32044088048046 | I re- with it? ” Napoleon, who had paid great at fused. |
hvd.32044088048046 | I said to myself, day and night, ‘ Sup He was evidently too much exhausted to pose, Lushe, you should be frightened?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | I said, “ Sir, had you not better have a glass of water?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | I said,"Holy him, but he asked me one day,'What interest Father, spare me the ridicule of that; you could you have had in lending me that money? |
hvd.32044088048046 | I then put my gun against the if"Old Webster was at home?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | I will throw ing the pearls, did not fail to say to Madame, you all into prison. ” Now, at the moment"What is it you have got there? |
hvd.32044088048046 | I'm off, because if I you get into debt with that? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Ilush,'said the boy,'do n't quietly and take a switching from his wife, you see he is trying to gnaw his rope off? |
hvd.32044088048046 | In fact, he cried, “ Why, Mr. Jackson, do n't you know was of Scotch- Irish descent, and his uncon- little George Martin? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is Brougham there? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is he a great orator? ” “ Great ora- “ Personal Recollections of Notable People." |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is he not a pretty fellow? ” The dentially and were employed and handsomely beau, half dead with shame and terror, paid. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is it true? ” “ Yes, sir. ” “ What did you She went to the office and sent in her card. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is not her The emperor went out to meet her, joined nose smaller? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is she as tall as that on that very same evening he acted that? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is that general's face, but on the next landing he being witty? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Is that the prince? |
hvd.32044088048046 | It appeared that a can he imagine that we will give her to him? |
hvd.32044088048046 | It has been said that my union think of that? |
hvd.32044088048046 | It manded, “ could Fouché allow such a book to was a most able and, at the time, valuable be printed? |
hvd.32044088048046 | It portunity?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | It succeeds well and is now uni- Crispin? |
hvd.32044088048046 | It was be traveling?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | It was he who gave the king his present? |
hvd.32044088048046 | It was ing our line, called out “ Qui vive? ” and with difficulty that the old soldier was made prepared to fire. |
hvd.32044088048046 | It was just the she exclaimed, “ Raleigh, when will you cease thing to confirm the vain queen in the good to be a beggar?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | It was matter with you, Teusch? |
hvd.32044088048046 | It was so voluminous this song? ” asked the hero, who was not and the leaves were so covered with marginal much disturbed by it. |
hvd.32044088048046 | It would not, Burke, seizing the checkstring,"are you one the provost observed, arise from want of of these people? |
hvd.32044088048046 | King of Eng- “ Hawkins, you've been eating onions? ” land. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Let us thing be more complete? ” — L. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Lincoln, do you really think deeply touched by your sorrow and at the that I am uglier than you?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Looking down with great appar- “ My friend, sir?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Lord Palmerston? ” well knowing that some gestion was made, hesitated and seemed in- fun would result. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Mary, do you know the origin of my taking snuff? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Mr. Calhoun said to the servant, that? ” “ Poverty. ”—Munsey's Magazine, Jan- “ Saddle that man's horse and let him go. ” — uary, 1897. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Mr. present diet? ” He replied, “ Just as long as Byron, who was her cousin, had been ex- you continue to notice it." |
hvd.32044088048046 | Mrs. L., like a good with wine, exclaimed, “ Offended? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Not caring for all this, that it is totally out of her power to assist I said,'At what hour shall I send the boat?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Nothing annoyed him so questioning of their glance, “ You would like much as being called a Michigander; he said to see my arm?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Now what can I do? ” Hurriedly but keenly he scanned a period. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Of all er? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Oh, yes; they're bound for the anyway? |
hvd.32044088048046 | On his return he where can I walk with my equals? ” The an said,"I have finished in a single day a very swer was characteristic of Joseph II. |
hvd.32044088048046 | On the guest's being"felony, where? ” “ Where, Madam? |
hvd.32044088048046 | On the guest's being"felony, where? ” “ Where, Madam? |
hvd.32044088048046 | On"no guttling? ” Sir William also this even. |
hvd.32044088048046 | One of his friends, noticing them, said to him,"Why, Gates, a lawyer from Lynn, was contem- Tom, what's the matter with you? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Or is one a mere reproduction of the other? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Or is the coincidence only another proof of the almost impossible task of getting at the real source of an anecdote? ”. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Osborne was not daunt- dle with? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Passion? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Pearl remained in America, out to those fellows, Charley, and get them with admirers thick as leaves around her; to hurry up? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Pray, regard to monitions for summoning defend- where have you such a sum? ” “ In the purs- ants in Admiralty. |
hvd.32044088048046 | President,| Magazine, January, 1907. am I in command here? ” “ Certainly, ” said Mr. Davis. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Princess Ruspoli bath?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Says he, had declared he should be as amply rewarded'What'll you have, sir?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | Secretary, where will I find tor actually found young Toombs playing the state department?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | She consented to accede to any a hasty retreat? |
hvd.32044088048046 | She introduced Mr. this country? |
hvd.32044088048046 | She said all right? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Sheridan never uttered these words? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Should it be history? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Shoulder cal? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Sir At a breakfast table he was in close con- Thomas replied in a pleasant manner, “ What? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Siéyès himself planned and let them embezzle — what do I care?"_ V. |
hvd.32044088048046 | So the of April and the religious ceremony was cele- King of Wurttemberg had a fine display too? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Speaker, did you know I am a military hero? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Stevens was a young lawyer gentleman's remark? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The burgomaster reported the same to the king in order to religion? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The commander- in- chief stood silent- do you not?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | The effect upon addressed to them the stereotyped questions, all of us of such an attack may be easily"Have you any children? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The emperor, however, struck to myself? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The generals present all exclaimed to live his life over again? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The judge did not reply, but your souls? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The king When it was reported to him of an old most humanely replied, “ Is that all? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The king said directly, “ What? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The next time he met Madame and high living under this Feudal System? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The next we heard was a shout from the yard, “ Are you ready? ” Then followed two shots from a pistol; the glass in the window was shat. |
hvd.32044088048046 | The prince trayed him, had them all four drowned in after some moments'silence, replied,"Has he the Danube by means of a boat with a valve. ” died? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The result of this petition, written out her husband at Niagara? ” He was forth- in an imposing manner, and formally present- with invited upstairs. |
hvd.32044088048046 | The son asked on what subject? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The sound sir, shall we be permitted to leave?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | The surrounded as I was by trusted friends, who minister bowed, took the volumes and was could have betrayed me? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The sword of knighthood which you wear-- is it to oppress the amicted, or to deliver them from the tyrant's claws? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The target was placed at good rifle, my friend? ” asked Mr. Clay. |
hvd.32044088048046 | The tea was priced at this?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | The thought of how in ter to? ” inquired the archbishop. |
hvd.32044088048046 | The version that “ Colonel, did you ever hear the story of Grant himself repeats in his"Memoirs", is Grant at the circus?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | The veteran journalist re- by an unknown person:'How the devil did mained at his desk apparently unconcerned, you get down?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | The “ I should very much like to be of use to king, as was his wo nt when annoyed, fell you; but what can I do? |
hvd.32044088048046 | The “ Unhappy man,"exclaimed Maury,"what are most brilliant country fête, the most delight you about? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Then I saw a man coming along waiting woman, said,'What is the meaning carrying a great glass thing with small of this? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Then he asks,'At what the trial came on he published a paper on hour is your friend to die? |
hvd.32044088048046 | There from such a big piece of ground? ” The jury would only two speak on that side. |
hvd.32044088048046 | There was not room in the chapel| that star? ” It was noon and the archbishop for a quarter of those who came; the rest replied that he saw none. |
hvd.32044088048046 | These tales er?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | They I will be in if I interfere? |
hvd.32044088048046 | They Lichtenhalle Allee, Martin? ” asked my were Prince Napoleon and Persigny. |
hvd.32044088048046 | They do say Has she a bright smile? |
hvd.32044088048046 | They neared the hotel- and what? |
hvd.32044088048046 | They went at it at men(?) |
hvd.32044088048046 | They were also sealing and delivery always go together?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | They would all be delivered? ” He hated a pun were seized and sold. |
hvd.32044088048046 | This famy? ” replied one of the judges[ Clavier] generally happened when he was in a pas. |
hvd.32044088048046 | This great man over such foolishness? |
hvd.32044088048046 | This loss, more than anything ried bodily on the bridge, to be blown up else, brought home to the monarch his piti- with it, if the marshal persists?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | This with the conduct of the day? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Thus"Anything for me? ” This bored Lincoln, yet several minutes passed, when out rang our it amused him. |
hvd.32044088048046 | To this the prince said, “ I see but too plainly; but why, Har- ris, did you not tell me before, or write to me from Brunswick?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | To treat me in such a manner? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Tories have taken Disraeli for their leader,"ficed a splendid professional income to defend the veteran replied,"Have they? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Two other gen- claimed,"M. de Chauvelin is ill. ” “ I11? ”. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Un- come and whither did they go? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Upon this who can forget his remark when all was the Jew felt sure that the news was a vic- over? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Very able, was n't it?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Wagner usually wore a plain dark wig, but “ In a direct line, do you say?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Was she in earnest, he asked, and was riage, and the wise ones did well conceal this the final reply? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Wax? |
hvd.32044088048046 | We argued the subject out to our And do you know why? |
hvd.32044088048046 | We can but pic- Pearl? |
hvd.32044088048046 | We went up to get a poor Michigan “ Who is there? ” he heard in the voice of Mr. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Web| by his unpaid tradesmen.-C. K. TUCKERMAN, ster? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Weimarn promptly court- this, marshal? ” said the emperor;"come, my martialed him. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Well, all the pâtés, the cold fowls, the pastry, the he was Monsieur Thiers; did he know about fruit and everything else that was not con- him? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What North American Review, August, 1888. should I do? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What SKOBOLEFF, Michael Dimitrivich, 1841 have you to lose? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What arithme- married men on his staff.--New York Sun, tician shall undertake to compute the oscula- June 7, 1916. tory expenditure? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What can I now do? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What did he mean? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What did they mean by peo- Wrangel's presence whenever he met him on later occasions, which could not fail to an- ple? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What do you think happens laboring to that end.—Busci, quoting Bis when I offer my resignation? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What do you think near me. ” The corporals were sent confi- of him? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What do you think when one looks without winking, it is ob- of that old gentleman?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What do you want of me?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What for his fête, because it was a day vacant of do people say of that buffoon, Bonaparte?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What has a man of your sense to do conforming to the usual regulations and mere consorting with a parcel of old women? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What is your name?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What press should have done, she should have more are you thinking about? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What then is the use of that word?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What then?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What was it? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What when he suddenly put it behind his back, and on earth is that for?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | What would you do if He sees her again on Saturday, May 30th, you were in my place, Mr. Chase? ” There and on the following Saturday, June 6th. |
hvd.32044088048046 | What, in this rain? ” with it?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What, in this rain? ” with it?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | What? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What? |
hvd.32044088048046 | What? |
hvd.32044088048046 | When I come to lay a name worthy ture him in his agony and passion, in his mad even of your acceptance at your feet? |
hvd.32044088048046 | When a Rus- sian goes into a shop he asks for kaknje bud, that is to say, What have you not got? ”--Fortnightly Review, December, 1878. |
hvd.32044088048046 | When can it be ready? ” Cost, such servile demonstrations of homage would time and the rest are settled. |
hvd.32044088048046 | When he sort of harangue, “ What would have become had come to the determination to build a of us if our dear dauphin had died? |
hvd.32044088048046 | When the command was-“Who's that?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Where did of all this fury the empress was bound hand you get these pearls? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Where is the say that? ” “ Because I did it myself; but twelfth?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Where is the say that? ” “ Because I did it myself; but twelfth?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | Whether sheer love of mischief, cu-"yer wants me to believe that, do yer? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Who thus abused putting his hand into his pocket to pay my confidence? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Why do you not mind what breast,"but at the same time inquired you are about? ” This reprimand furnished to whom it had been communicated previous. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Why do you not sudden hope or despair, enclosed a couple of show more confidence in me? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Why envy would his outside reputation either as a me? ” was his good- humored retort. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Why not? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Why will you deprive severely prohibited and the imperial guard me of my tranquillity?"-LOCKHART. |
hvd.32044088048046 | Wilt thou offer to rob his riage, five hundred beauties, according to majesty who is so good to us? |
hvd.32044088048046 | With this excep-| highness's throne to the rest of Germany? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Without Martin? |
hvd.32044088048046 | Y. SIMPSON, Blackwood's Russia into order?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | You are at a emperor, who immediately exclaimed, “ Oh, loss to know what people will say? |
hvd.32044088048046 | You forget How was it that Constant did not ac- the 13th Vendemiaire, to the success of which company so kind a master to Elba? |
hvd.32044088048046 | You have no means “ Who is that shooting down there? |
hvd.32044088048046 | You seem honest and damned fool? ” said Lovejoy in amazement. |
hvd.32044088048046 | You were not offended? |
hvd.32044088048046 | a distance of about eighty yards, when, with “ Yes. ” “ Did it ever flash? ” “ It did once." |
hvd.32044088048046 | a more gratifying question and thereupon re tion of his taking the name and arms of ferred to his favorites and quoted line upon Smith? |
hvd.32044088048046 | a partie de chasse for her, she appeared on"Will you sign? ” says Hancock to Charles horseback with a heavy pumpkin on her Carroll. |
hvd.32044088048046 | a pirate for taking millions?"--I. |
hvd.32044088048046 | a small engraving or woodcut, the sight of"Good heavens, sire, how could I suppose such which aroused shouts of laughter, more or a thing? |
hvd.32044088048046 | a tranquil day arises, my son is young and “ What is that? ” said the other. |
hvd.32044088048046 | able question,"Did you give him the bill? ” He was attracted by the notes which Mr. |
hvd.32044088048046 | after. ” “ How so?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | age and constancy? ” This was Napoleon's gree of confidence he placed in them, he would first address to his army.-LOCKHART. |
hvd.32044088048046 | allow it to remain; but when the croupier What Did Blücher Say? |
hvd.32044088048046 | and Russia without any population? |
hvd.32044088048046 | and riding one of his children on his back, tion and I verily believe I could change his by asking,'Are you a father? |
hvd.32044088048046 | are you? ” “ Seventeen,"the page replied. |
hvd.32044088048046 | be explained, unless indeed it were a forgery? |
hvd.32044088048046 | been more elaborate? |
hvd.32044088048046 | berland. ” “ And did you notice the sound? ” I was altogether at fault and said:"Wo n't Reading his Own Poems you tell me- explain to me? |
hvd.32044088048046 | berland. ” “ And did you notice the sound? ” I was altogether at fault and said:"Wo n't Reading his Own Poems you tell me- explain to me? |
hvd.32044088048046 | birds very destructive?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | brigadier- general commanding the expedi"Where is he now? ” “ Gone. ” “ Why did he tion in Arkansas.) |
hvd.32044088048046 | calculated that it would take just that sum he asked;"did you know Poe? |
hvd.32044088048046 | called “ Old Rowley"? |
hvd.32044088048046 | came he felt a premonition and asked the As First Gentleman of the Bedchamber, the doctor:"Shall I recover? ” He was an. |
hvd.32044088048046 | cashier?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | city on fire or is there a new insurrection?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | come to ask you to lend me a doubloon. ” Attorney- General Bates was once remon “ Lend you? ” “ Yes; it will be returned." |
hvd.32044088048046 | contained these words: “ Pass Miss —; she coln. ” “ The president?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | cup? |
hvd.32044088048046 | did n't you follow them up and kill the rest? |
hvd.32044088048046 | dinner he said, addressing the company: On one of the most solemn and memor “ Will none of you go and visit the prisoner?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | dinner hour was six o'clock and that he did “ Minister? ” “ Neither. ” “ What important| not wish me to dine anywhere but with him. |
hvd.32044088048046 | doctor there?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | dred thousand francs? ” he inquired of the The wounded man had stood so immediately general. |
hvd.32044088048046 | duck eggs? |
hvd.32044088048046 | effect of this transformation, when the piece “ What is your name? ” “ De""There are happened to be in verse, being indescribably no more Des. |
hvd.32044088048046 | eral government will be at an end?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | fairs, and M. de Talleyrand, on presenting rand and bawled: “ What have you come to him the various persons who were to be here for? |
hvd.32044088048046 | four. ” “ How many recruits of this year? ” Citoyen Boyer, surgeon, who has been so “ Twenty- two." |
hvd.32044088048046 | further occasion to charge him with endan- tempt for this court? ” Thad. |
hvd.32044088048046 | good morning and said, “ Captain, is divine To one of his friends he declared that service going on in your camp?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | got Mr. P.'s note? ” asked Old Hickory. |
hvd.32044088048046 | had done to Marie this, or that or the other? |
hvd.32044088048046 | have had my supper?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | hour in the antechamber and then received to An incident connected with the deputy's his question"What do you wish?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | humor to build up before him a pyramid of tached friends. ” “ Attached friends? |
hvd.32044088048046 | in in that reckless way and fetch him out?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | ing until late at night the lad labored almost Why not? |
hvd.32044088048046 | interrupted Mar-| together one sunny morning in the summer of shall-"you in Congress?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | is the matter with my boy?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | know who that'ere gent, as you call him, is?". |
hvd.32044088048046 | known journalist and after- dinner speaker, “ But can you not give me some better idea once went for the day to Hawarden, looking of the distance?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | le Comte has neglected me com- capable of annulling the consequences of a pletely lately. ” “ What do you mean?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | livered to Fox who tore it into pieces and"What are you doing? ” cried Charles. |
hvd.32044088048046 | maintained his view and the arguments he"Then, ” said Cambacérès, “ why did you come advanced satisfied his hearers that he was here?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | meanor, there was certainly remarkable col. tined to remain in your possession? ” “ Mad- lectedness. |
hvd.32044088048046 | most mistook for Sir John himself- so much dren to feed and clothe? |
hvd.32044088048046 | neath him, besides a deputation of the sol “ Who is she? ” asked Victoria. |
hvd.32044088048046 | ness or misfortune to be my lot?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | not compel his majesty to submit to their said the emperor;"more? ” “ Yes, sire, ” said plan of treatment?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | not compel his majesty to submit to their said the emperor;"more? ” “ Yes, sire, ” said plan of treatment?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | not have occurred, eighty thousand men would'My God,'said Lehndorff,"are you ill?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | not run the risk of being insulted by hired “ But how no business of yours?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | not? |
hvd.32044088048046 | now; I am perfectly satisfied. ”—The Eclectic"Crimes, Mr. Webster? ” exclaimed his friend, Magazine, December, 1868. incredulously. |
hvd.32044088048046 | on earth did those blackbirds get into that tion, the courtiers siding with the king dish?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | once remarked, “ I wish those people were all But General Lee immediately shook hands dead. ” “ How can you say that?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | op's lawn and purple to this savage garment What is the amount of your salary?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | ously—“How can I help laughing?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | overcame her prudence and, being unable to Who brought her here? |
hvd.32044088048046 | peculiarly dry manner, “ Who might you be, He was nearly seventeen years of age and, my big chicken, eh?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | pen impatiently, he said, “ Here, boy, you can Others seem to have suffered in a like man- write, I suppose? |
hvd.32044088048046 | pense you had in store for me? |
hvd.32044088048046 | pleasure with me? ” “ Why, if your excel. |
hvd.32044088048046 | posal or hold council with him? |
hvd.32044088048046 | post did you occupy?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | professor,"What shall I do? |
hvd.32044088048046 | rang the bell and inquired,"Are Herr von My comrades urged me to take his place and Bismarck's boots ready? ” The bootmaker re- I consented. |
hvd.32044088048046 | rath- leau because it is false. ” “ False? |
hvd.32044088048046 | rather than that rascal Sheridan. ” “ Do you In Financial Straits know Sheridan? ” asked the stranger. |
hvd.32044088048046 | ress of the first act of the play; his neigh- ing him, called out, “ Where have you been, bors were at first too polite to insist on his Harry? |
hvd.32044088048046 | retary ventured delicately to inquire, “ Who “ Yes, ” he said,"the two in the shafts are was Moll Pitcher?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | rum and lime juice?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | said his majesty;"then I wish he upstairs or down when he received you?' |
hvd.32044088048046 | said, “ Are you going to put us in again, diers reeling back from the bloody height, he general?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | sand? ” Of course I understood at once what There is no foundation whatever for the Mr. Rhodes meant. |
hvd.32044088048046 | shall I do with your yeomen? ” he received — BEGBIE. |
hvd.32044088048046 | shall be killed afterwards, for what can one"Tête d'armée,"murmured the dying Na- do against a camp? |
hvd.32044088048046 | she cried; little? |
hvd.32044088048046 | she expected, she was somewhat piqued and exclaimed, “ What, Monsieur, do you not think riage; then, putting on his sacerdotal robes it exquisite?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | so high you must have long ladders for clean- bands, and spread them under the horses'ing it occasionally?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | speaker thanks God for his ignorance?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | tent yourself with your cabbage?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | that I was in correspondence with the Duke had a sense of humor and particularly that of Aumont. ” “ What? |
hvd.32044088048046 | that sixteen hundred prisoners had been What would have become of us if we had lost taken on the Loire, he remarked, “ I should that battle? |
hvd.32044088048046 | that the surplice should be worn look up?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | that there was a difficult passage just over, Is there not sad stuff? |
hvd.32044088048046 | that, I believe, the substitution of the words “ Who are you? ” said Dumas. |
hvd.32044088048046 | the anesthetic? ” “ Yes,"Charcot admitted reluctantly, “ it probably does." |
hvd.32044088048046 | the intrepid boy,"your royal highness did ent occasion it became evident, however, that it by accident?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | the latter grew pale, reeled and I saw she “ Do you hear those bells?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | the transparent lace which covered Marie's sible, my nephew?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | threshold, saying, “ You are the painter Isa Nothing seems to have exasperated the bey?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | time? |
hvd.32044088048046 | to know if any of you who hear my voice He was not a well read lawyer and when- wants this Feudal System? |
hvd.32044088048046 | together last summer at Newport, while in attendance at Story's court?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | versation with a gentleman, to whose har- Will you charge any of us with felony?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | was confided. ” “ And how much did you pay The Marquis d'Avaray, master of the| him?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | what's the matter? |
hvd.32044088048046 | whenever I was in his company, which were claimed, “ Why are you here, sir? |
hvd.32044088048046 | whether I am one of them. ”-Atlantic Month Do n't you know anything? |
hvd.32044088048046 | you make that coffee?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | you this morning, general?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | you were out of power? ” “ You are imagin- During the whole of the repast( the impe. |
hvd.32044088048046 | young man? |
hvd.32044088048046 | your face and there is kindness in it; will you sit beside me till I state how badly I have Going on a job, eh? ” “ Good morrow, kindly been used? |
hvd.32044088048046 | your face and there is kindness in it; will you sit beside me till I state how badly I have Going on a job, eh? ” “ Good morrow, kindly been used? |
hvd.32044088048046 | your hand in this boiling metal and ladle In the course of the afternoon he honored out a portion of it?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | your manners. ” When he applied to a sad- Ca n't I come out, dear; I am so very cold? ” dler in Haymarket the man produced a halter – T. |
hvd.32044088048046 | | farm up Windsor, in our state. ” “ Well, when ties are often superstitious?-LORD GoWEB, he comes in I'll tell you. |
hvd.32044088048046 | | once that you complain of?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | | rolled after him; where would my dignity ily, spread himself over the table, or threw| have been then? ”. |
hvd.32044088048046 | | the king left Paris I visited the queen of General Harrison of Tippecanoe and the England, whom I found in the apartment of Thames?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Al-| For answer he said:"Have you ever been on fred, ” said my father,"people will think you a Welsh mountain?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ All right, Jackson? ” He told her he was and asked her sir. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Already? ” was the inquiry supposed to he would save her or Madame de Grand. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ And a chance shot! ” exclaimed several of his will you throw me away? ” “ No, no,"said political opponents. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ And are her eyes real- ly like that? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Are you much hurt?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Are you so? ” returned and immediately paid him... |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ As a proof that father said, “ Did you know those young men? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Because, madame, if What has done this? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Black, madam,"exclaimed Corwin, charged with murder and who, he claimed,"black? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ But pray,"says Stillingfleet,"will your majesty give me leave to ask you a question too? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ But where is your Welsh general?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ But, your excellency,"I Domestic Affairs said smiling, “ what should the poor fellow At times Prince Bismarck amuses him- have done? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Can a gentleman dress in less than have no doubt, is extremely ingenious and three hours? ” — PROFESSOR PARSONS, of Har. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Did Lincoln give you an order of that kind? ” Instantly his face lighted up. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Did you ever time this horse for cerned about just now, but my disappear- half a mile?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Did you hear them blast a slate quarry? ” CHARLES H. E. BROOKFIELD, “ Random Rem"Yes; in Wales, and also on Coniston in Cum- iniscences." |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Did you like my speech, doctor?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Did you notice who put it on it would be for me should a lady attached to the table? ” she asked. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Do you A prisoner was found guilty of a sensa- know what an oath is, my child? ” said Maule. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Do you like that ful domestic was lifting his master from snuff- box? ” he called out. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Do you think, ” said he,"that I would give my money to those who are ready to make my negroes cut my throat? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Eh, William, is it you? ” his majesty frequently told me that he took exclaimed the former. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Express my con- zine, April, 1898. tempt for this court? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ For what pur whose name he ever mentioned with but pose? ” asked Lafayette. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Has any calamity public reprimand for irreverence and, but for happened my beloved husband? ” said she. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ I am Lord Dead?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ I sire, ” was the answer and, though an odd one wish this statue removed; do you hear, M. not so very wide of the mark, for M. de Bris Fontaine? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ In what pa- Butler was in the midst of his speech the per?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is Mr. Webster has never been near the land since I lived in?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is he in-| ruptly asked him,'Was the Prince Roval deed?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is it a personal account of him?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is she taking at first sight? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is that your car- men's regret for their misconduct and filled riage, Mouton? ” asked the emperor. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is the sponge dropped by one of the gunners, it possible to pass? ” said Napoleon. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is this a common practise? ” inquired the young lady. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Is this particular plant,"asked Mr. Chamberlain,"at all common in France?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ It is hardly propose the health of the gentlemen of the worth while, ” said Dundas drily,"for the faculty? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ It rains here Magazine, October, 1883. most of the time. ” “ Do you remember what He once took great offense at having his they were playing? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Leave your prayer book at lin. ” “ What did you do in the time of the home,"said he, “ if it offends the anti- Cleri- tyrant?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Look up there, ” he said; “ do and we heard mass sitting in our cabinet of you see anything?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Now,"tude of the head of the department was all said the chief, “ how soon can you put this the more incomprehensible to the city mer- through? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Oh, Nell, ” said Charles to her one day, With His Mistresses “ what shall I do to please the people of England? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Oh, all the four years you resided there?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Oh, heavens! ” he cried,"did you know the reason that brought me here? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Oh, is that your employment? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Oh, then, you day, that he warned me that his invariable no doubt have been an ambassador?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Oh,"said him?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Ruin you? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Sawyer,"asked an Eastern 1890. representative, “ how did you like the lanky Illinoisian's speech? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Smoot, did you vote for me? ” “ I him and work my passage. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Supposing I insulted him?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Take off your boots and wade; York, Boston, or even here? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ The hailed the general, saying,"Are you Mr. ammunition wagons?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ The kindly meaning man,"siderable town the superintendent of the place muttered the king,"did you remark his tears, my dear Augusta? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ The rest? ” It is not impossible that this gave Fred- said the demon. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Then The fête given by the baron[ Carême) at why prosecute him, sire? ” asked my uncle his château of La Ferriere to the emperor Mark. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Then you believe in saying,'Do your duty as a citizen; I do not inquire as to your faith'? ” said President Ludwig von Gerlach. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Thus, ” said he, “ when I take my there; shall I take you to them, sir?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Was he for this to be fellow will do it after all. ”-HOUGHTON in vilified and traduced by an old renegade?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Was it about himself? ” in was at peace with the whites. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Well, Daniel, what pressed.-Harper's Magazine, September, have you been doing? ” “ Helping Zeke, sir." |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Well, Madame, is there anything new to- The union took place in the beginning of 1769 day? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Well, then,"said he,"pray, what continued the old man in a doleful tone; “ I is it good for but to go fishing in?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Well, ” said devil am I to do then? ” “ But there is some Bonaparte,"go to Lisbon. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Well,'he had challenged his boatman to swim across I continued, “ and what about the umbrella? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Well?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What are you doing?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What are you new constellation rising in the west, was doing? ” said his chief. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What do you do when you are angry?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What do you mean by a As is well known he was the bluntest bargain?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What do you mean? ” inquired his omission, and Mr. Lincoln at once drove the| informant. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What effect would the death of P. have on With him young Burr was not a favorite and the suit?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What for?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What have you yielded, on condition that his name were sup- been doing, Ezekiel?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What homicide?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What in hell's up? ” D — called at the White House and stated yelled Old Bill. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What is that? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What is the matter with not long before it wanted fixing again, and you this morning?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What is the mean- ing of all this?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What is the use of revealing that made to say to the king, “ Sire, sire, the crown weakness?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What is this? ” asked the king. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What men are these? ” he walking in the woods when the prince caught asked of his overseer. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What queer buttons he has! ” “ And where could he have found that cloak?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What the devil's tirely to the country and the consequence was| all this? ” was the great captain's complimen. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What was the verdict? ”. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What would you have me do Lady Holland told me that Mr. Fox when I have lost my last shilling? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What's the matter? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What's the meaning of this?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What, my nephew,"said he, “ Font- majesty, however, presently seized the hands pertuis? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What,"he exclaimed, length the lady reached her destination and “ would you have done in such an emergency? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What? ” cried of saving two millions of money, as the em- she;"shoot at this time of the year? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What? ” cried of saving two millions of money, as the em- she;"shoot at this time of the year? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ What?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Where are it acted, but I was not satisfied with the we? ” said North. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Where are the cardinals? ” he asks fried." |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Where are you going? ” Jackson's practise was to speak of the asked the general. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Where is it?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Where senger,"with my compliments that I am are you going? ” I asked my neighbor. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ While Hayes oc-"Yes; and what does that cover? ” Mr. cupied the White House, ” said Evarts,"the Evarts—"Oh, that is simply the retainer. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Who are you? ” he angrily ex- therefore condemned to remain more than a claimed. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Who is that unpleasant- looking ing,"he feared the dean had lost his senses. ” man who spoke to me?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Who is that?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Who is there? ” said he. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Who — the com- they have an army of their own, they will manding officer? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Who? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Why do you expose yourself thus at once; so, giving the girl a double sou, he wantonly?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Why does he stand there like a post?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Why should I? ” retorted Tennyson; are the words in my edition of the poem." |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Why, Sammy, ” in- tail a leg? ” They all answered,"Five." |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Why, what is the mat- pinch and then toy with the box, scattering ter? ” cried he;"it does not work at all. ” I the powder about. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Why? ” “ Because he was so demo- future.-FAUVELET DE BOURIENNE,"Memoirs cratic." |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Will Bella have the goodness not to bark The little fellow, with his great black eyes, so much?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Will any boy come stretch across which the bar was placed, the forward and ride this pony?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Will to her husband, “ Bow, William, bow, ” which you kindly allow me to pass? ” said the accordingly he did with his usual affability. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Would you like Lady marry me for love, would n't you? ” was the- for a sister- in- law? ” he writes to Miss regular reply. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Would you like Lady marry me for love, would n't you? ” was the- for a sister- in- law? ” he writes to Miss regular reply. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Would you like to see paratus for it. ” “ Have holes pierced in the it? ” said Princess Borghese quietly. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Yes, he is just announcing the an insult more quickly than an insult offered committees. ” Butler rushed into the House to himself? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Yes,"continued he know Mr. Jefferson personally? ” he asked. |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ You are not feeling well, prince?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ You could n't? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ You have no children? |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ You see that chair?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ You will ly replied, “ I believe in your honor as in my remain for a week under arrest, ” said Bona- own-- but why do you ask me?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Your name? ” “ Pop must not sacrifice his career for an unimpor- po. ” “ Your profession?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “ Your name? ” “ Pop must not sacrifice his career for an unimpor- po. ” “ Your profession?" |
hvd.32044088048046 | “'Hail Columbia'?" |