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...riest and Godefroid were both surprised when they entered together the rue Massilon, which is opposite to the small north portal of the cathedral, and... ...ts own degrees. Godefroid, already penetrated with the silence of the rues Massillon and Chanoinesse, where two carriages do not pass in a month, and ... ...aying our prayers, 25 Balzac except the Abbe de V eze, who says the first mass, at six o’clock in summer and seven o’clock in winter, at Notre-Dame, ... ...- garded as common. “We keep the fasts,” said Monsieur Alain. “As we go to mass every morning, you will not be surprised to find us blindly following ... ...ly to find a bookseller. As he stood there he heard the heavy sound of the massive porte-cochere closing. Two men were leaving the hotel de la Chanter... ...hey might have become distin- guished men; but as soon as they committed a murder, it was no longer possible to interfere; they then belonged to human... ...are connected with this stra- tegic point. Here a bearer of despatches was murdered, his carriage pillaged by the brigands under command of a woman, a... ...II., and a participator in the attack upon the courier of Mortagne and his murder. 2. Francois Lisieux, called Grand-Fils, refractory of the departmen... ...es; vile stipendiaries do this work for a paltry price, not recoiling from murder; then the fo- menters of rebellion, not less guilty because their ow...

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..., but the honour of naming it is unde- cided between Hugo de Morville, who murdered Thomas a Becket, and his namesake, the first Baronet, who lived in... ...e rocks?’ said Laura. ‘I wish you could see the Shag stone,—a great island mass, sloping on one side, precipitous on the other, with the spray dashing... ...as it your own reflection in the glass? was it old sir Hugh? or was it the murderer of Becket? Come, the ladies are both ready to scream at the right ... ...of it,’ said Guy. ‘I wanted to make out whether it was old Sir Hugh or the murderer of Becket, who was said to groan and turn the lock of Dark Hugh’s ... ...nd share the fun in the drawing-room. There, in the twilight, they found a mass of young ladies herded together, making a confused sound of laughter, ... ...fication. Indeed, when Guy recollected the frenzy of his rage, and his own murderous impulse, he was shocked to think that he had ever sought the love... ...es, and with the tints of the elm-trees that closed it in, their leaves in masses either of green or yellow, and opening here and there to show the pu... ...how its fissures and dark shades, instead of leaving it one hard, unbroken mass. Now and then Jem thought he saw the boats; but never so distinctly as... ...e clear morning light; the sky was of a beautiful blue, with magnifi- cent masses of dark cloud, the edges, where touched by the sunbeams, of a pearly...

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...’s Dream the persons of the drama are not quite so ready for treachery and murder as Laertes and even Hamlet himself (not to mention the procession of... ...en- tical with the heroes: Macbeth is only Hamlet incongruously committing murders and engaging in hand-to-hand com- bats. And Hamlet, who does not dr... ...and com- bats. And Hamlet, who does not dream of apologizing for the three murders he commits, is always apologizing because he has not yet committed ... ...d by the excessive susceptibility to the normal impulse shewn in the whole mass of his writings. This latter is the really con- clusive reply. In the ... ...hough they be open to all without charge. Only when there is a matter of a murder, or a plot, or a pretty youth in petti- coats, or some naughty tale ...

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... Captain Oxford as he did of Vernon Whitford. His enemy was the world, the mass, which confounds us in a lump, which has breathed on her whom we have ... ...tinction is the thing to be aimed at. Otherwise we are a wel- tering human mass. Women must teach us to venerate them, 50 The Egoist or we may as wel... ..., left an opening for the incredible to add its weight to the suspi- cious mass; and who would have fancied Clara Middleton so wild a victim of the in... ...led to compass its vastness, and, as it were, perceive the whole spherical mass of the wretched girl’s guilt impudently turning on its axis. Thus to d... ...was a healthy young woman returned to the surface of his thoughts like the murdered body pitched into the river, which will not drown, and calls upon ... ...condescend to the weapon, and that the more popu- lar necessarily the more murderous that weapon is,—among the elect, to which it is your distinction ... ...arful row of the domestics; shouting, screaming, cries for the police, and murder topping all. What did they see? They saw two prodigious burglars ext... ...ide him in the all but equal slices of his egoistic from his amatory self: murder of his individuality was the crime of Horace De Craye. And further, ...

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...es the country is wild, trackless, unbridged, uninhab- ited, and desolate. Massachusetts Avenue runs the whole length of the city, and is inserted on ... ...when Congress meets. I do not think that Congress makes much difference to Massachusetts Avenue. I believe that the city never contains as many as eig... ... the whole length of Washington: Virginia Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Massachusetts Avenue. But Pennsylvania Avenue is the only one known to ordi... ... exterior points of view the light can be seen through them. This robs the mass of all oneness, of all entirety as a whole, and gives a scattered, str... ... gives a scattered, straggling appearance, where there should be a look of massiveness and integrity. The dome also has been raised— a double drum hav... ...ith unjust rigor, as we handle our unfortunate witnesses in order that the murderer may, if possible, be allowed to escape. Two men living in the same... ...you of trespass against your neighbor, defends you when you are accused of murder, recovers for you two and sixpence, and pleads for you in an argumen... ...als have no jurisdiction. Congress cannot say that a man shall be hung for murder in New York, nor if a man be condemned to be hung in New York can th... ...ew York must say whether or no hanging shall be the punishment adjudged to murder in that State; and the Governor of the State of New York must pronou...

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...med Catherine Hayes, who was burned at Tyburn, in 1726, for the deliberate murder of her husband, under very revolting circumstances. Mr. Thackeray’s ... ...hand, ‘Max,’ says she, ‘will you for- give me?’ ‘What!’ says I. ‘Forgive a murderess?’ says I. ‘No, curse me, never!’ ‘Y our cruelty will kill me,’ so... ...which made him exclaim, on leaving the room,— “By heavens! the woman means murder! I would not be the Holofernes to lie by the side of such a Judith a... ...he, waking up at once, and spurning her away from him. “What, you infernal murderess, have you killed me?” “Oh, Max!—don’t kill me, Max! It was laudan... ...unt, as he too pulled out his toledo, and sprang at Mrs. Catherine. “Help! murder! thieves!” shrieked she. “Save me, Mr. Trip- pet, save me!” and she ... ... which had been hidden behind Westminster Abbey, rose above the vast black mass of that edifice, and poured a flood of silver light upon the little ch...

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...on. The face of London was -now indeed strangely altered: I mean the whole mass of buildings, city, liberties, suburbs, Westminster, Southwark, and al... ...creature, and none durst come near to comfort them. Many a robbery, many a murder, was then confessed aloud, and nobody surviving to record the accoun... ...d saying, ‘I have been a thief, ‘I have been an adulterer’, ‘I have been a murderer’, and the like, and none durst stop to make the least inquiry into... ...rowing themselves out at their windows, shooting themselves., &c.; mothers murdering their own chil- dren in their lunacy, some dying of mere grief as... ... person left, and perhaps that one lying sick, that they have broke in and murdered that body , and immediately thrown them out into the dead-cart! An... ...o they have gone scarce cold to the grave. I cannot say but that some such murders were committed, and I think two were sent to prison for it, but die... ...aniel Defoe and 50,000 more would have sickened; for, in a word, the whole mass of people began to sicken, and it looked as if none would escape. But ...

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... directly, frankly, and instinctively 6 Shaw that when a person commits a murder and is put into prison for twenty years for it, the free and innocen... ...son for twenty years for it, the free and innocent husband or wife of that murderer should remain bound by the marriage. T o put it briefly, a contrac... ...e worth. In the extreme instances of reac- tion against convention, female murderers get sheaves of of- fers of marriage; and when Nature throws up th... ..., cru- elty, and contempt are not incompatible with it; and jeal- ousy and murder are as near to it as affectionate friendship. It is true that it is ... ...tely a very real need for the disentanglement of sexual rela- tions from a mass of exorbitant and irrelevant conditions imposed on them on false prete... ...ed by our popular newspapers are not Queen Victorias and Shelleys. A great mass of them, when their prejudices are challenged, have no other impulse t... ..., impossible in our present poverty-stricken circumstances. As long as the masses of our people are too poor to be good parents or good anything else ... ...had three children— the eldest only four years old—her husband committed a murder, and then attempted to commit suicide, but only succeeded in disfigu...

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...oices gurgling with emotion. And you who read! you unconvicted Convict—you murderer, though haply you have slain no one— you Felon in posse if not in ... ...or friend Murat repeatedly mistake a fork for a toothpick, and the gallant Massena devour pease by means of his knife, in a way more innocent than gra... ...ank back at the words, and fell from his charger to the ground, a lifeless mass of steel. II LIKE MANY ANOTHER fabric of feudal war and splendor, the ... ...ich the magnificent edifice stood, can scarcely trace, among the shattered masses of ivy-covered masonry which lie among the lonely crags, even the sk... ...are shopkeepers, gorged with roast beef and treason. I will go and see the murderers of the Hirish, the pisoners of the Chynese, the villians who put ... ...itted bribery and perjury, or that a littery man has committed perjury and murder, or that a Duke has stabbed his wife in fifty places, or some story ... ...s your works; any- thing bearing the name of Snooks is eagerly read by the masses; and though Messrs. Hookey, of Holywell Street, pay you hand- somely... ... this gentleman. ‘Help, landlord!’ I loudly exclaimed, adding, I believe, ‘murder,’ and other ex- clamations of alarm. In vain I appealed to the crowd... ... the ground like whirl- winds; the two knights, two flashing perpendicular masses of steel, rapidly converged; the two lances met upon the two shields...

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...thefts, forg- eries, issues of false money, burglaries, incendiarisms, and murders as in whole centuries are not recorded in the annals of all the law... ...ign from Petersburg to Vilna and eclipsed the refined Polish ladies by her massive, so called Russian type of beauty. The Emperor noticed her and hono... ...g to church every day for a week and not once missing V espers, Matins, or Mass. The countess was pleased with Natasha’s zeal; after the poor results ... ...ch he would obtain from Count Rostopchin. That Sunday, the Rostovs went to Mass at the Razumovskis’ private chapel as usual. It was a hot July day. Ev... ...the abolition of war, and secondly, by the fact that when he saw the great mass of Muscovites who had donned uniform and were talk- ing patriotism, he... ...ave you got the manifesto?” asked the old count. “The countess has been to Mass at the Razumovskis’ and heard the new prayer. She says it’s very fine....

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... your neighbour as yourself, but he can tell more or less whether you have murdered, or stolen, or committed adultery, or held up your hand and testif... ...and unmoved among changes and storm. Mankind, in the sense of the creeping mass that is born and eats, that generates and dies, is but the aggregate o... ...or example, to think myself a mon- ster no longer; and instead I think the mass of people are merely speaking in their sleep. 30 Robert Louis Stevens... ...l this power of ser- vice he should not prove unserviceable, and that this mass of treasure should return in benefits upon the race. If he had twenty,... ...re confined to the shire of Mid-Lothian, pursued, captured, plundered, and murdered the miserable fugitives who fell in their way. One strange story h... ...for a thousand reasons of inchoate tendency, conflicting report, and sheer mass and multiplicity of experience; but chiefly, perhaps, by reason of an ... ...rible in- tensity of the night-scene in Irene, or for any such passages of massive and memorable writing as appeared, here and there, in the earlier w... ...range and horrible on Salvini’s lips– ‘Bring forth men-children only!’ The murder scene, as was to be expected, pleased the au- dience best. Macbeth’s... ...lood in his utterance. Never for a moment, even in the very article of the murder, does he possess his own soul. He is a man on wires. From first to l...

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...menacing blackness, and begin- ning to form themselves into a single solid mass. From time to time distant thunder could be heard—a cir- cumstance whi... ...g from child- hood to adolescence—are addicted to incendiarism, or even to murder. As I look back upon my childhood, and particu- larly upon the mood ... ...id Papa compassionately, as he stooped over me. “He is such a bully! He is murdering me! I shall die! No- body loves me at all!” I gasped almost inaud... ...llect to take the same course of develop- ment in the individual as in the mass, as also that the thoughts which serve as a basis for philosophical th...

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...lendid halls: On T yrian carpets, richly wrought, they dine; With loads of massy plate the sideboards shine, And antique vases, all of gold emboss’d (... ...y native shore, His death with double vengeance to restore. This mov’d the murderer’s hate; and soon ensued Th’ effects of malice from a man so proud.... ...re, Slidd’ring thro’ clotter’d blood and holy mire, (The mingled paste his murder’d son had made,) The Aeneid Virgil 47 Haul’d from beneath the vio... ...ker, with the strong to join; Broke ev’ry bond of nature and of truth, And murder’d, for his wealth, the royal youth. O sacred hunger of pernicious go... ...fly, And flakes of mounting flames, that lick the sky. Oft from her bowels massy rocks are thrown, The Aeneid Virgil 74 And, shiver’d by the force,... ...th nets, and toils, and darts, beside the force Of Spartan dogs, and swift Massylian horse. The T yrian peers and officers of state For the slow queen... ...tlas, next the falling sun, Long tracts of Ethiopian climates run: There a Massylian priestess I have found, Honor’d for age, for magic arts renown’d:... ...ojan train. The third, succeeding to the last reward, T wo goodly bowls of massy silver shar’d, With figures prominent, and richly wrought, And two br... ...Where Pan below the rock had rites divine: Then tells of Argus’ death, his murder’d guest, Whose grave and tomb his innocence attest. Thence, to the s...

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...as in England; the roofs are steeper-pitched; even a hill farm will have a massy, square, cold and permanent appearance. English houses, in comparison... ...st deeds. Thus novels begin to touch not the fine dilettanti but the gross mass of mankind, when they leave off to speak of parlours and shades of man... ...artist can make all things live. It was through him the simple strategy of massing sheep upon a snowy evening, with its attendant scampering of earnes... ...friend in the attire of a buccaneer, and decreeing armies to manoeuvre, or murder to be done, on the play- ground of their youth. But the memories are... ...p a large sur- face of life, rather than dig mines into geological strata. Masses of experience, anecdote, incident, cross-lights, quotation, historic... ...esence; he commands a larger atmosphere, gives the impression of a grosser mass of char- acter than most men. It has been said of him that his pres- e... ... story. Some places speak distinctly. Certain dank gardens cry aloud for a murder; certain old houses demand to be haunted; certain coasts are set apa... ...ents. T o deal with strong and deadly elements, banditti, pirates, war and murder, is to conjure with great names, and, in the event of failure, to do...

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...o are no longer with us After the tree is decorated we dress ourselves for mass. At ten o’clock we walk down the street to St. Michael’s church to att... .... At ten o’clock we walk down the street to St. Michael’s church to attend mass. When mass is ended we go home, and sing Christmas carols. My grandmot... ... as Scream and I Know What You Did Last Summer, which show teenagers being murdered, are being viewed by millions all over the country, especially by ... ...millions all over the country, especially by the teenagers who find joy in murder. This also puts blame on American society because we are the ones wh... ...move. It stands on its hind legs and reaches more than six feet high. This massive creature has to weigh at least four hundred pounds. This is happeni...

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...in 1775 he lost his position as postmaster through his share in divulging to Massachusetts the famous letter of Hutchinson and Oliver. On his arrival ... ...sider’d, with my master Tryon, the taking every fish as a kind of unprovoked murder, since none of them had, or ever could do us any injury that might... ... of my writing, on the dispute then going on between Governor Burnet and the Massachu setts Assembly, struck the principal people, occasioned the pap... ...rable employs it conferred upon him; and to the joint influence of the whole mass of the virtues, even in the imperfect state he was able to acquire t... ...nor Morris. War being in a manner commenced with France, the gov ernment of Massachusetts Bay projected an attack upon Crown Point, and sent Mr. Quin... ...e. The Indians had burned Gnadenhut, a village settled by the Moravians, and massa cred the inhabitants; but the place was thought a good situ ation...