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...om the university. He did this; and behaving like a good boy, he feigned a professional detachment toward his study so successfully that he began to b... ...he only sense in being on this planet in its forever of affable and lethal associations, he just cried internally, silently. Hesitant in a life clogge... ...ners. This was his response to silence. - Why, people ask me are we, I, an archaeological anthropologist and you, a playboy artist, together. They fee... ...on, their limited intrigues were not so much an interest in these intimate associations as they were a replication of the same parental model, or a fi... ...f academic and artistic circles, as in this train of passenger-rustics and professionals who still clung to their agrarian roots of Nongkai or Vientie... ...hese beauties that are your subject matter?" "Ladies of the night. Patpong professionals for the most part." "Beautiful." "Do you think so? But then w... ...ys tried to avoid in the hope of going beyond the "reality" of one's petty associations to an expos ้ ้ of exploitation and tacit desperation in which... ...ed upon, a quick trip to the communist history museum. Inside there was an archaeological exhibit which he skimmed briefly. Noppawan knew so many inor...

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...n you need by wandering off into a strange click-trail of sites, amateur and professional, commercial and not, hobbyist and entrepreneur, all self-org... ...etwork of hob- byists, amateurs, universities, businesses, volunteer groups, professionals, and retired experts and who knows what else. It is a netwo... ...rt of the farmers is played by the content companies, the recording industry associations, the movie and software trade groups. Pointing to the threat... ...at amateurs can do for pennies rather than an expensive activity reserved to professionals. The point is that whatever rules we apply to deal with “Ge... ...d in C. B. Galbreath, “Song Writers of Ohio (Will Lamartine Thompson),” Ohio Archaeological and Historical Quar- terly 14 (January, 1905): 291–312. Si...

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... and its minimal environmental impact on natural habitats, cultural and archaeological sites. Dawson describes TMT as “a true Pacifc Rim telescope... ...a to attend meetings in Hawai‘i. That involves reaching out to scientifc associations in Japan, China and Korea to identify members and exhibitors,... ...help: the embassies, the American chambers of commerce and the specialty associations in those countries.” The Convention Center staf, skilled in ... ...illed in Asian languages, will cross the Pacifc with the leaders of U.S. associations to do “business matchmaking.” For example, they might take t... ...s. The center supports the U.S. Pacifc Command’s objective of developing professional and personal ties among national- security establishments thr...

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...or and considered. “More than that. More than that. We have leading ideas, associations, possessions, liabilities.” “We build ourselves a prison of ci... ...rical relic in the British Isles. And the most neglected. “ They exchanged archaeological facts. The secret places of the heart rested until the after... ...ersation re- mained prehistoric. Both were inclined to find fault with the archaeological work that had been done on the place. “Clumsy treasure hunti... ...rds the exit his voice came floating back. “T alking wanton nonsense…. Any professional archaeologist would laugh, simply laugh….” He passed out of th... ...ough he judged her no older than five and twenty, the word “girl” with its associations of virginal ignorances, invis- ible purdah, and trite ideas ne... ...at a decent chap Dr. Martineau was, how helpful and fine and forgiving his professional training had made him, how com- pletely he had ignored the smo...

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...rust Mrs. Match!), and be gradually drawn again under the spell of her old associations. Anything, anything but to be alone …. She dressed with even m... ...usy noticed that her ill-assorted raiment was costlier in quality and more professional in cut than the home-made garments which had draped her growin... ...ht of others so engaged, she remained aloof from the party, absorbed in an archaeological 137 Edith Wharton discussion with the baffled but smiling s... ... them back into the world to which Nick was attached by all his habits and associations. And no doubt it would amuse him to re-enter that world as a d...

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..., prim black silk apron, and sandalled shoes, rise before me full of happy associations of tender kindness and patience. She was wise, too, in her own... ...ss the hills, accompanied by his constant shadow, Martyn, in search of the professional ratcatcher of the neighbourhood, in spite of Chapman’s warning... ...bby. I sketched, and the other two rambled about, measuring and filling up archaeological papers, with details of orientation, style, and all the rest... ... got him on board, and all the sounds of a Queen’s ship re- vived the past associations, and always of a painful kind in his delirium, till at last, j...

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...ut the house, which had a very curious history) was not CHAPTER 9 63 purely archaeological; he reverted at intervals to matters more personal—matters... ...country across the sea which he knew a good deal about; her antecedents, her associations were very CHAPTER 12 85 vague to his mind except in so far ... ...at when the need comes for such a course it is not discredited by irritating associations. “I hope you had a pleasant ride,” said Isabel, who observed... ...the scene too, and the effect of it has been to make me care more for my old associations than ever. It’s my belief that the sooner Isabel changes it ... ...rburton was at a loss; he had not been made acquainted with Miss Stackpole’s professional character and failed to catch her allusion. “Miss Archer has... ...ertainly true that Miss Stackpole, during her visit to Paris, which had been professionally more remunerative than her English sojourn, had not been l... ... Madame Merle’s she obtained a considerable insight; she seemed to see it as professional, as slightly mechanical, carried about in its case like the ...

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...ace of all this, you still declare that whaling has no aesthetically noble associations connected with it, then am I ready to shiver fifty lances with... ...se follow- ing Owen ever saw living whales; and but one of them was a real professional harpooneer and whaleman. I mean Captain Scoresby. On the separ... ...Holy One that sitteth there white like wool; yet for all these accumulated associations, with whatever is sweet, and honourable, and sublime, there ye... ...s, which causes the thought of white- ness, when divorced from more kindly associations, and coupled with any object terrible in itself, to heighten t... ...ed to be sceptical touching the amazing strength as- cribed to them by the professional gentlemen present. He pe- remptorily denied for example, that ... ...r, my lad,—the captain). Now, Bunger boy, spin your part of the yarn.” The professional gentleman thus familiarly pointed out, had been all the time s... ...bitatory and anatomical peculiarities, it now remains to magnify him in an archaeological, fossiliferous, and antediluvian point of view. Applied to a...

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...ood deal about the house, which had a very curious history) was not purely archaeological; he reverted at intervals to matters more personal —matters ... ...untry across the sea which he knew a good deal about; her antecedents, her associations were very vague to his mind except in so far as they were gene... ... when the need comes for such a course it is not discredited by irritating associations. “I hope you had a pleasant ride,” said Isabel, who ob- served... ...e scene too, and the effect of it has been to make me care more for my old associations than ever. It’s my belief that the sooner Isabel changes it ba... ...urton was at a loss; he had not been made acquainted with Miss Stackpole’s professional character and failed to catch her allusion. “Miss Archer has b... ...tainly true that Miss Stackpole, during her visit to Paris, which had been professionally more remu- nerative than her English sojourn, had not been l... ...adame Merle’s she obtained a considerable insight; she seemed to see it as professional, as slightly mechanical, carried about in its case like the fi...

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...rded of Hyacinthe, an actor celebrated for his repartees, will explain the archaeological value of the old gentleman, and the smile repeated like an e... ...ast man to wear the spencer carried something about him besides his Empire Associations; a warning and a lesson was written large over that triple wai... ...t comfortable phrase, the doctor’s eyes had told another tale as he looked professionally at the pa- tient; and the death-sentence, though hidden unde... ...In ten years he had not met with the faintest pretext for a romance in his professional career; his practice lay among clerks and small manufacturers,... ...ot said immediately. 145 Balzac “I will go further,” said the doctor; “my professional con- science will not permit me to speak to M. Pons of his dea...

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...as it is necessary to be rid of them, we must be prepared to sacrifice our archaeological emotions ruthlessly and entirely. And these repudiations ext... ...new ideas and new relationships, words free from ambiguity and encumbering associations. But the ne- ologisms of the street and the saloon rarely supp... ...l- edge obtained. There exist already, it is true, a number of Child Study Associations, Parents’ Unions, and the like, but for the most part these ar... ...lligent self- adaptation to new discoveries and new methods, to make him a professional man and a job and pieceworker after the fashion of the great m... ...l man and a job and pieceworker after the fashion of the great majority of professional men. Against all 107 H G Wells these things the serf element ... ... expressions over them, is as likely as not to give the virtues unpleasant associations. Better far, save through practice, to leave them alone altoge... ...led book to him. Still, the inapplicability of his higher education to any professional or practical need in the world is sufficiently obvious, it see...

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...re to guide us in the more subtle morality of all other personal contacts, associations, and activities? Or are we meant to act on impulse alone? It i... ... be- ginning of our intimacy. Florence was singularly expert as a guide to archaeological expeditions and there was nothing she liked so much as takin... ...hey were honest enough, as things go. They probably imagined that the mere associations of the steamer might have effects on Florence’s nerves. That w... ...f clamour, of outcry, of the crash of many people running together, of the professional reticence of such people as hotel-keepers, the traditional ret... ... the world well lost. That would be just like Florence. In all matrimonial associations there is, I believe, one constant factor —a desire to deceive ... ...erfectly normal of the life of a hard-working, sen- timental and efficient professional man. That question of first impressions has always bothered me...