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...ot go on the electric tram, she went to Alinari’s shop. There she bought a photograph of Botticelli’s “Birth of Venus.” Venus, being a pity, spoilt th... ... am well. I can go alone, thank you.” His hand was still extended. “Oh, my photographs!” she exclaimed suddenly. “What photographs?” “I bought some ph... ...You’d go openly if you were.” “But I had rather—” “Then I don’t fetch your photographs.” “I had rather be alone.” He said imperiously: “The man is dea... ...ngs I didn’t want,” he said crossly. “Mr. Emerson!” “Well?” “Where are the photographs?” He was silent. “I believe it was my photographs that you thre... ...rushing below them, almost black in the advancing night. He had thrown her photographs into it, and then he had told her the reason. It struck her tha... ... in his arms, and he remembered it, just as he remembered the blood on the photographs that she had bought in Alinari’s shop. It was not exactly that ... ...ate via! sono occupato!” The last remark was made to a vender of panoramic photographs who was approaching with a courteous smile. “I am about to vent... ... yet he goes on worrying me to buy his vulgar views.” Surely the vendor of photographs was in league with Lucy—in the eternal league of Italy with you... ... 52 A Room with a View from real; pins, pots, heraldic saucers, brown art- photographs; Eros and Psyche in alabaster; St. Peter to match—all of which ...

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...king off her hat, took up from a little table an album in which there were photographs of her son at different ages. She wanted to compare them, and b... ...ith a peculiar intensity today, she pulled at a corner of the 123 Tolstoy photograph, but the photograph had caught somewhere, and she could not get ... ...get it out. There was no paper knife on the table, and so, pulling out the photograph that was next to her son’s (it was a photograph of Vronsky taken... ...Rome in a round hat and with long hair), she used it to push out her son’s photograph. “Oh, here is he!” she said, glancing at the portrait of Vronsky... ...was not he, but Yashvin, who met her eyes. Vronsky was looking through the photographs of her son, which she had forgotten on the table, and he made n... ... them to me,” she said, with a rapid movement snatch- ing from Vronsky the photographs of her son, and glanc- ing significantly at him with flashing e... ...e hostile tone with which she had before Yashvin almost snatched her son’s photographs out of his hands, made him serious. He decided he absolutely mu...

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...e common workman who sacrificed sixpence from his week’s wages for a cheap photograph to present to his sweet. heart, or a shilling for a pair of chro... ...rther into the portfolio, and remarked, “The only art that interests me is photography.” Erskine and Sir Charles again exchanged glances, and the form... ...y.” Erskine and Sir Charles again exchanged glances, and the former said: “Photography is not an art in the sense in which I under- stand the term. It... ... complexly organized, and more perfect, yet simple and beautiful method of photography in the hands of tradesmen, sneering at it publicly and resortin... ...re becom- ing better artists than they, and naturally so; for where, as in photography, the drawing counts for nothing, the thought and judgment count... ...s what idea he had formed of the future of the arts. He replied promptly. “Photography perfected in its recently discovered power of reproducing color... ...ower of reproducing color as well as form! Historical pictures replaced by photographs of tableaux vivants formed and arranged by trained actors and a... ...ng as we understand it at present extinguished by the competition of these photographs, and the remaining tenth only holding its own against them by d... ...r own nature, even though the attack upon them is led by a man who prefers photography to etching.” “But I assure you—You quite mistake me,” said Ersk...

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...It is past ten at night. The walls are hung with theatrical engravings and photographs—Kemble as Hamlet, Mrs. Siddons as Queen Katharine pleading in c... ...or. Beyond the door is a cabinet of anatomical preparations, with a framed photograph of Rembrandt’s School of Anatomy hanging on the wall above it. I... ...tly. (He strolls across to the cabinet and pretends to study the Rembrandt photograph, so as to be as far out of Julia’s reach as possible.) CRAVEN. Y...

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...ocrity was generally cancelled by another. Over the door there hung a long photograph of a city with waterways, which Agnes, who had never been to Ven... ...pulled hair, ghosts at night, inky books, befouled 38 The Longest Journey photographs, amount to very little by themselves. But let them be united an... ...en distributed where each was seemly—Sir Percival to the drawing-room, the photograph of Stockholm to the passage, his chair, his inkpot, and the port... ...Widdrington. Herbert arrived this morning. He has brought a most beautiful photograph of the Parthenon.” “Mr. Widdrington?” “Yes.” “What did you talk ... ...to shake my hand. It’s some one else you want to cure—as it were, that old photograph. You talk to me, but all the time you look at the photograph.” H... ...nd to look friends between the eyes is one of them; and this”— he tore the photograph across “and this”—he tore it again—”and these—” He flung the pie... ...d taught each other, until the word was a reality, and the past not a torn photograph, but Demeter the goddess rejoicing in the spring. Ah, if he had ... ...ttled himself down for his little journey. First he looked at the coloured photographs. Then he read the directions for obtaining luncheon-baskets, an... ...s simply a woman of her own sort, who needed careful watching. Tear up the photographs. Here am I, and there are you. The rest is cant.” The rest was ...

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...ver Design: Jim Manis; art work: family portrait of Count Tolstoy by unknown photographer, c. 1900. Copyright © 1998 The Pennsylvania State University... ...d to make new ones. His friends met to give him a send off; they had a group photograph taken and presented him with a silver cigarette case, and he s... ...for their untidiness — for the album was torn here and there and some of the photographs turned upside down. He would put it carefully in order and be...

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...look at her before you make up your mind about her. By the way, have you a photograph of her? DOYLE. Her photographs stopped at twenty-five. BROADBENT...

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...ranged picturesque corners with Japanese parasols, easels, daggers, busts, photographs, and rags of many colours.… In the dining-room she papered the ... ...mp. For an hour or two I walk up and down the room looking at the familiar photographs and pictures. When I am weary of walking about, I sit down to m... ...ng with the words, “I have come to love…” This letter was accompanied by a photograph rep- resenting a young man with a shaven face, a wide-brimmed ha...

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...ing all day? He is the idol of the public, the papers are full of him, his photograph is for sale everywhere, his works have been translated into many... ...to go. TREPLIEFF. Nina, I have cursed you, and hated you, and torn up your photograph, and yet I have known every minute of my life that my heart and ...

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...hose nose is nearest; shoots himself; and then convinces the world, by his photograph, that he was no monstrous freak of reversion to the tiger, but a...

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... Leonard was kicking off his boots he jarred the three-legged table, and a photograph frame, honourably poised upon it, slid sideways, fell off into t... ...replace, and smashed. He swore in a colourless sort of way, and picked the photograph up. It represented a young lady called Jacky, and had been taken... ..., and had been taken at the time when young ladies called Jacky were often photographed with their mouths open. Teeth of dazzling whiteness extended a... ...blood fell on the frame, another followed, spilling over on to the exposed photograph. He swore more vigor- ously, and dashed into the kitchen, where ... ...nished; of all the objects that encumbered it none were his own except the photograph frame, the Cupids, and the books. 48 Howards End “Damn, damn, d... ...d her forehead. The face—the face does not signify. It was the face of the photograph, but older, and the teeth were not so nu- merous as the photogra... ...tiring art of conversation. She never had been a great talker. Even in her photographic days she had 51 EM Forster relied upon her smile and her figu... ...red it after Christmas, but they were very nice about it. There is Dolly’s photograph—in that double frame.” “Are you quite certain that I’m not inter... ...Mrs. Wilcox?” “Yes, quite.” “Then I will stay. I’m enjoying this.” Dolly’s photograph was now examined. It was signed “For dear Mims,” which Mrs. Wilc...

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...loser again] We keep records of every stage—dozens of gramophone disks and photographs— HIGGINS [assailing her at the other ear] Yes, by George: it’s ... .... LIZA. Well, you have both of them on your gramophone and in your book of photographs. When you feel lonely with- out me, you can turn the machine on...

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...it in front of 2.50. “Now let us go to the shop across the road; they sell photographers’ materials there. I just happen to want a frame – for this yo... ...o want a frame – for this young person here “ He took out of his pocket a photograph of a young lady with large eyes, luxuriant hair, and an uncommon... ...e door bell, entered the empty shop, which had shelves along the walls and photographic appliances on them, together with show cases on the counters.... ...fore, decided to go to a lawyer and tell him of the wrong the owner of the photograph shop had done him. VIII THE lawyer consented to take proceedings... ... His mother, noticing his trouble, found out the truth, ran at once to the photographer’s shop, paid over the twelve roubles and fifty kopeks to Maria... ... is no need to be modest,” interrupted a lady near him. “We have seen your photograph. Not ugly, indeed! You were a handsome fellow.” “Handsome, if yo...

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...n one of the rooms of the inn, on the wall could be seen, among the family photographs, a miniature photograph of this official in uniform and offi- c...

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...’ heads with rings through them, he found many letters, and amongst them a photograph of a group, consisting of his aunts, Sophia Ivanovna and Mary Iv... ...d Katusha. Of all the things in the house he took only the letters and the photograph. The rest he left to the miller who, at the smiling foreman’s re... ..., that he was going to Petersburg, and he handed her the envelope with the photograph which he had brought from Panovo. “I found this in Panovo—it’s a... ...st out laughing. Whenever she was alone Maslova again and again pulled the photograph partly out of the envelope and looked at it admiringly; but only... ...id she take it quite out of the envelope and gaze long at the faded yellow photograph, caressing with, her eyes every detail of faces and clothing, th... ... that he’s given you?” said the good-natured, fat nurse, stooping over the photograph. “Who’s this? You?” “Who else?” said Maslova, looking into her c... ... But what’s the use of talking?” Maslova said, jumping up and throwing the photograph into the drawer of the table. And with difficulty repressing ang...

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... that judgement, an etching, perhaps; only I cannot tell an etching from a photographic reproduction. And the immense plain is the hand of God, stretc... ...o other life. It appeared to them a singular extravagance when, one day, a photographer was brought over from the county town and photo- graphed them ... ...em some idea of the goods that he was marketing. That was the cause of the photograph. I have seen it, the seven girls, all in white dresses, all very... ...ittle heavy and a little stupid, for it was 89 Ford Madox Ford not a good photograph. But the black shadow from one of the branches of the apple tree...

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...ave a lancet or something in your hand? WALPOLE. Put it up. If you want my photograph you can 74 The Doctor’s Dilemma get it in Baker Street in any o...

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...wicked story for the sake of these wretched cannons. Remember: I have seen photographs of your par- ents; and the Agent General for South Western Aust...

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... with its bath, its cottage piano, its drawingroom suite, and its album of photographs, would have shamed the plainness of his grandmother’s. But the ...

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...ng back in thought to her curly-headed Seryozha. She longed to look at his photograph and talk of him. Seizing the first pretext, she got up, and with...

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...i. Post and Telegraph office in Corso Vittorio Emmanuele, next to theatre. Photographs at Seghena’s (cheaper in Flo- rence). Diligence (1 lira) meets ...

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... … . You know Sinbad, old Peterson’s a brick … . I’m supposed to be taking photographs of tubercular chil- dren at this minute … . The noblest of my p... ... dren at this minute … . The noblest of my professions is that of artistic photographer … . Borrowed the photographs from the rickets man. So I have n... ...ws. “What stage, sir? I’m in the last stages now, sir … . I am an artistic photographer and none other … . Moki and I are going into the movies togeth...

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... I did. When Christmas came we were surprised and delighted to receive her photograph with her autograph on it. The correspondence has continued, and ...

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...th blue cloth, surrounded by fringe and brass headed nails, and laden with photographs in plush frames. The striking of the hour reminded her that she...

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...e he throws on the table. 71 Captain Brassbound’s Conversion Next comes a photograph in a cheap frame. He throws it down untenderly beside the papers... ...s best so. BRASSBOUND. That leaves one relic: her portrait. (He plucks the photograph out of its cheap case.) 73 Captain Brassbound’s Conversion LADY...

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...o remember a rum name like that if I ever heard it. But I dont. Have you a photograph or anything? THE MAN. Forgotten even the name of your victim! TA... ...nd you shall see her face again be- fore you die, dead as she is. I have a photograph. TARLETON. Good. THE MAN. Ive two photographs. TARLETON. Still b... ... me! [Seeing that the man is embarrassed by his pistol in fumbling for the photographs with his left hand in his breast pocket] Let me hold the gun fo... .... THE MAN. Look here, upon this picture and on this. [He holds out the two photographs like a hand at cards, and points to them with the pistol]. TARL... ...ON. Good. Read Shakespear: he has a word for every occasion. [He takes the photographs, one in each hand, and looks from one to the other, pleased and... ...w that face before in my life if it wasnt for that brooch [pointing to the photograph]. Have you got that brooch, by the way? [The man again resorts t... ...rooch] Here it is to prove my bona fides. TARLETON. [pensively putting the photographs on the table and taking the brooch] I bought that brooch in Che... ...ir. I— [He turns again, appeal- ing to T arleton] Maynt I have my mother’s photographs back again? [Mrs T arleton pricks up her ears]. TARLETON. Eh? W... ...ack again? [Mrs T arleton pricks up her ears]. TARLETON. Eh? What? Oh, the photographs! Yes, yes, yes: take them. [Gunner takes them from the table, a...

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... of others she expressed admiration for his exalted gifts, as she handed the photograph around and dwelt upon the fidelity of the likeness. When alone... ... intervals as Robert had done. She gazed around the room at the pictures and photographs hanging upon the wall, and discov ered in some corner an old... ...etches, and things that lay upon the table in great disorder. He picked up a photograph, and exclaimed: “Alcee Arobin! What on earth is his picture do... ...ed to make a sketch of his head one day,” answered Edna, “and he thought the photograph might help me. It was at the other house. I thought it had bee... ... it back to him if you have finished with it.” “Oh! I have a great many such photographs. I never think of return ing them. They don’t amount to anyt... ... of him.” “I knew him last summer at Grand Isle,” she replied. “Here is that photograph of yours. Don’t you want it?” The Awakening – Chopin 75 “Wha...

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...ological suggestion, I will take a different illustration, namely, stellar photography. A photo- graphic plate exposed on a clear night reproduces the... ...the power of the telescope that is being used. Each separate star which is photographed produces its separate effect on the plate, just as it would up... ...place where the plate is, and at all places between it and a star which it photographs, something is hap- pening which is specially connected with tha... ...usion that, if a cer- tain star is visible at a certain place, or could be photographed by a sufficiently sensitive plate at that place, something is ... ...ening, namely, at least one for every physical object which can be seen or photographed from that place. We can classify such happenings on either of ... ...(1) We can collect together all the happenings in one place, as is done by photography so far as light is concerned; (2) We can collect together all t... .... I shall call the view of the world from a given place a “perspective.” A photograph represents a perspective. On the other hand, if photographs of t... ...hs of the stars were taken in all points throughout space, and in all such photographs a certain star, say Sirius, were picked out whenever it appeare... ...parts of the nervous system form part of the intervening medium. Just as a photographic plate receives a different impression of a cluster of stars wh...

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... deal of opera music. I 28 Heartbreak House had seen in my mother’s album photographs of all the great opera singers, mostly in evening dress. In the... ... plain or not? HECTOR. Listen to me, Ariadne. Until today I have seen only photographs of you; and no photograph can give the strange fascination of t...

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...els, a box of chocolate creams, and a miniature easel, on which is a large photograph of an extremely handsome officer, whose lofty bearing and magnet... ... takes the portrait from its stand and brings it to him.) RAINA. That is a photograph of the gentleman— the patriot and hero—to whom I am betrothed. ... ...you be so stupid? BLUNTSCHLI (rising also). It doesn’t matter: it’s only a photograph: how can he tell who it was intended for? Tell him he put it the... ... feels behind him with his arms for the sleeves. She dexterously takes the photograph from the pocket and throws it on the table before Bluntschli, wh... ...iming) Your mother’s taken it. RAINA (very red). Taken what? PETKOFF. Your photograph, with the inscription: “Raina, to her Chocolate Cream Soldier—a ... ... very serious and very conscious.) Do you mean to tell me that Raina sends photographic souvenirs to other men? SERGIUS (enigmatically). The world is ... ...tterly). Major Saranoff has changed his mind. And when I wrote that on the photograph, I did not know that Captain Bluntschli was married. BLUNTSCHLI ... ...to her—chocolate creams and hide and seek. Here’s the proof! (He takes the photograph from the table.) Now, I ask you, would a woman who took the affa... ...n it: “Raina, to her chocolate cream soldier—a souvenir”? (He exhibits the photograph triumphantly, as if it settled the matter beyond all possibility...

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...at is he doing?” “He is twisting his mustache.” “And now?” “He is taking a photograph out of his pocket.” “Whose photograph is it?” “His own.” That wa... ...f his pocket.” “Whose photograph is it?” “His own.” That was true, for the photograph had been given me that same evening at the hotel. “What is his a... ...uffered so much! Besides, there were in- side of it a great many cherished photographs. Suddenly—I no longer had any fear—I threw my- self on it, seiz...

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...d to his end. Within reach of his hand is a stationery case, and a cabinet photograph in a frame. Behind him the right hand wall, recessed above the f... ...l gravity). I think her extremely beau- tiful, Miss Garnett. (He takes the photograph up; looks at it; and adds, with even greater impressiveness) Ext... ...ROSERPINE. Her eyes are not a bit better than mine— now! (He puts down the photograph and stares austerely at her.) And you know very well that you th...

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... ocean of morbidity.”[49] [49] Henry Wood: Ideal Suggestion through Mental Photography. Boston, 1899, p. 54. Although the disciples of the mind-cure o... ...rces, and for the sake of [63] Henry Wood: Ideal suggestion through Mental Photography, pp. 51, 70 (abridged). 121 William James individual ends. For... ...e habitual centre of the personal energy; and there is a certain composite photograph of universal saintliness, the same in all religions, of which th... ...ness and ir- relevancy. His formulas are like stereoscopic or kinetoscopic photographs seen outside the instru- ment; they lack the depth, the motion,...

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...pencer. Between them hang an engraved portrait of Richard Cobden; enlarged photographs of Martineau, Huxley, and George Eliot; autotypes of allegories...

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... minutes. Natasha responded with an invol- untary smile. “I have seen your photograph already ,” said Katya. “ Alyosha showed it to me.” “Well, am I l...

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... it only casts a more endearing light upon the past. As in those composite photographs of Mr. Galton’s, the image of each new sitter brings out but th...