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The Chaperon

By: Henry James

...e Chaperon first advances, only plenty of second ones, and, condon- ing no discrimination, would treat no omission as venial. She would keep all conce...

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The Turn of the Screw

By: Henry James

... pressed my interlocutress. “I promise you I would have told!” She felt my discrimination. “I daresay I was wrong. But, really, I was afraid.” “Afraid... ... He stood there smiling; then at last he put into two words—”Do you?”—more discrimination than I had ever heard two words contain. Before I had time t...

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Within the Tides Four Stories

By: Joseph Conrad

...fellow too. With your solitary ways of life you will end by having no more discrimination than a savage. Fancy living with a gentleman for months and ... ...test reason for compassion. I don’t want you to think that Davidson had no discrimination at all. Bamtz could not have imposed on him. Moreover, every...

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House of Mirth

By: Edith Wharton

... an understanding of old lace; and both were so conscious of restraint and discrimination in buying that they never quite knew how it was that the bil... ...t the lurid moment of disenchantment, but now, in the sober after-light of discrimination, where he saw her definitely divided from him by the crudene... ...cious of a change in the relation between Mattie and herself, of a dawning discrimination, a gradually formed social stan- dard, emerging from Mrs. Go...

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A Set of Six

By: Joseph Conrad

... report, but where he left off and where I began must be left to the acute discrimination of the reader who may be interested in the problem. I don’t ... ...Conrad whose whole scheme of life had been based upon a suave and delicate discrimination of social and ar- tistic values. Just imagine! Upon me, to w...

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Letters of Two Brides

By: Honoré de Balzac

...hy Griffith, who fears no man, cast her glances hither and thither without discrimination. In my judg- ment, a young woman should always know exactly ... ...possible to choose one man out of a thousand, but, amongst three millions, discrimination becomes impos- sible, when all are moved by the same ambitio...

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Aaron's Rod

By: D. H. Lawrence

...ent without saying. Aaron’s soul felt rather tired. But she had a touch of discrimination also. He rose and went to the drawing-room. It was a large, ... ... once that they can hire your services. It doesn’t do. They haven’t enough discrimination for that. Much best make rather a favour of it, than sort of...

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The History Of

By: H. G. Wells

...!” he said. “Ever!” and feigned to be selecting a place to kiss with great discrimination. “Come here,” he said, and drew her to him. “Be careful of m...

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Of Human Bondage

By: Somerset Maugham

...ith understand- ing. Philip had read a great deal, but he had read without discrimination everything that he hap- pened to come across, and it was ver... ... with Sing me to Sleep. The audience measured their enthusiasm with a nice discrimination. Everyone was applauded till he gave an encore, and so that ... ...ur money in what the public thinks neces- sities.” His words showed a nice discrimination be- tween the grossness of the vulgar, which he de- plored b...

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The Octopus a Story of California

By: Frank Norris

...ted with laughter. “Fair! Hear the P. and S. W. talking about fairness and discrimination. That’s good, that is. Well, I got furious. I was a fool, I ... ...es, searching for the exact balance be- tween generous praise and critical discrimination, express- ing their opinions in the mild technicalities of t...

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Emma

By: Jane Austen

...; Emma joined her in all her praise; and the pianoforte, with every proper discrimination, was pronounced to be altogether of the highest promise. “Wh...

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Sense and Sensibility

By: Jane Austen

... disgusted with such pretensions, he affects greater indifference and less discrimination in view- ing them himself than he possesses. He is fastidiou...

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Pride and Prejudice

By: Jane Austen

...een only ten minutes sooner, they should have been beyond the reach of his discrimination; for it was plain that he was that moment arrived— that mome...

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Mansfield Park

By: Jane Austen

...t. She was always so gentle and retiring that her emotions were beyond his discrimination. He did not understand her: he felt that he did not; and the...

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The Pickwick Papers

By: Charles Dickens

...s, as a proof of the ca reful attention, indefatigable assiduity, and nice discrimination, with which his search among the multifarious documents conf...

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Dombey and Son

By: Charles Dickens

... I could wish.’ ‘My dear Paul,’ returned Mrs Chick, ‘with your usual happy discrimination, which I am weak enough to envy you, every time I am in your... ...ition of the Bul- buls as an old-established body . ‘With your usual happy discrimination, my dear Paul,’ re- sumed Mrs Chick, ‘you have hit the point...

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The Complete Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley

By: Thomas Hutchinson

...is, Hear me, great God! I swear, most innocent, So that the world lose all discrimination Between the sly, fierce, wild regard of guilt, And that whic...

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Barchester Towers

By: Anthony Trollope

...r classes in rural districts are designated by the lower with so much true discrimination, were to eat a breakfast, and the non-quality were to eat a ...

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Vanity Fair

By: William Makepeace Thackeray

...dness towards the Crawley family did the greatest honour to his benevolent discrimination. His lordship extended his good-will to little Rawdon: he po...

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Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin

By: Robert Louis Stevenson

...love he did; not hurriedly but step by step, not blindly but with critical discrimination; not in the fashion of Romeo, but before he was done, with a...

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