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...lly made for me, no hotel-advertisement is personally addressed to me, no hotel-room tapestried with great-coats and railway wrappers is set apart for... ...ce in our lives or conversation. But we had all come together in a place where our convenience was well consulted, and where we were well looked after... ...e so deformed as when we paused, sandwich in hand, to consider what would come of that resolution of Wicked- ness in boots, to sever Innocence in flow... ...entlemen, Heaven bless your welcome faces and send ye prosperous, but he has been to the Play with a young friend for his diversion, and he combinates... ...rathful expounder who bitterly anathematised a poor little Circus. Similarly, in the reading provided for the young people enrolled in the Lasso of Lo... ...ngly imbued with a sense of their responsibility. But what one set of men can do in this wise, another set of men can do; and this is a noble example ... ...t, I gave time for the emergence of Jo- seph and Celia, who presently came towards us in the church- yard, bending under dusty matting, a picture of t...

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...cqueville Upon this inhospitable coast the first united efforts of hu- man industry were made. The tongue of arid land was the cradle of those English... ...these forests were gloomy and obscure, undirected in their course by human industry, preserved in them a constant moisture. It was rare to meet with f... ...unvaried. Upon this inhospitable coast the first united efforts of hu- man industry were made. The tongue of arid land was the cradle of those English... ...em. One night was spent with little sleep with the most, but with friendly entertainment and Christian dis- course, and other real expressions of true... ...this new species of confederation has been the cause which has brought all Unions to Civil War, to sub- jection, or to a stagnant apathy , and the peo... ...ssociation is formed to provide for the splendor and the regularity of the entertainment. So- cieties are formed to resist enemies which are exclusive... ...bors. Debating clubs are to a certain extent a substi- tute for theatrical entertainments: an American cannot con- verse, but he can discuss; and when... ...ed would not return to their original isolated condition, but that several unions would then be formed in the place of one. It is not my intention to ... ...It is not my intention to inquire into the principles upon which these new unions would probably be established, but merely to show what the causes ar...

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... the immense reduction of the army. Utterly scared by the ups and downs of industry, she refused the Baron’s offers of help, and he thought she must b... ...any hours when you sit gazing at the sky; I want you to get into habits of industry.” All this was said with an emphasis, a look, and tears that moved... ...t went out with the Monarchy. This is the age of triumph for commerce, and industry, and middle-class pru- dence, such as were the making of Holland. ... ...ed by robbery. We shudder to think of 144 Cousin Betty the result of such unions from the three points of view of increasing crime, degeneracy of the... ...st- poned our happiness, my dear Daddy, and have given a re- ally splendid entertainment; but when a whole family is set against a match, my dear, dec... ...ope has dined, a splendid sil- ver service was spread, made on purpose for entertainments where vanity pays the bill in bank-notes. A flood of light f... ...rie came to beg that Adeline would add the legalization of these voluntary unions to the other good works of which she was the instrument. One of the ...

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... expansion of his ratiocinations about Utopia conscientiously resumed. The entertainment before you is neither the set drama of the work of fiction yo... ... a background to these two enquiring figures. The image of a cinematograph entertainment is the one to grasp. There will be an effect of these two peo... ... the food they put before us and the furnishings of the house, and all our entertainment, it will be better to speak later. We are in a migratory worl... ...cience has been raised to a very high level of tortuous abstraction by the industry of its pro- fessors, and I can claim neither a patient student’s i... ...roup- ings, of neighbours and neighbourhood, of companies, as- sociations, unions, secret and public societies, religious group- *But see Gidding’s Pr... ...opia did not at any rate go to that. He spoke, too, of the regula- tion of unions, of people who were not allowed to have chil- dren, of complicated r... ...order to secure good births, and secondly good home conditions, that these unions should not be free, nor promiscuous, nor practically universal throu... ...he rules of the game as between employer and employed in this par- ticular industry hang on the wall behind us; they are drawn up by a conference of t...

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...he faith. Where they knew only by passionate instinct that their system of industry and manners was perfect, Dr. Howard Littlefield proved it to them,... ...d as follows: “A good labor union is of value because it keeps out radical unions, which would destroy property. No one ought to be forced to belong t... ...hould be hanged. In fact, just between ourselves, there oughtn’t to be any unions allowed at all; and as it’s the best way of fighting the unions, eve... ...en’t had a lot of fun out of the Game; out of putting it over on the labor unions, and see- ing a big check coming in, and the business increasing. Bu... ...ook like two cents!—but I didn’t realize it’d got to be such a reg’lar key-industry! Must rank right up with groceries and mov- ies. Always figured so... ... wired me they’ve set aside eight thousand dollars, in real money, for the entertainment of the con- vention!” A clerical-looking man rose to clamor, ... ... a natural-born orator and a good mixer and—Zowie!” IX There was no formal entertainment provided for the last evening. Babbitt had planned to go home... ...He did not confuse audiences by silly subtleties; Prout represented honest industry, Seneca Doane represented whining lazi- ness, and you could take y...

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... do ing; and the rest of the court resumed their previous indus tries and entertainments. As a rule, the speech and behavior of these people were g... ...ch of them; and all in the land did marvel.” “How odd to find that even this industry has its financial panics, and at times sees its assignats and gr... ...y will fume and fret and grit their teeth over the insolent tyranny of trade unions! Yes, indeed! the magistrate will tran quilly arrange the wages ... ... these people were arranging a little surprise party for us. We could expect entertainment about dawn, possibly earlier. A Connecticut Yankee in King ...

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...he railroad came, and in the days when the raising of cattle was the great industry of the country, it had enjoyed a fierce and brilliant life. Now it... ...l, you know the rain—” “Oh, rot the rain! I work in the rain. You and your unions make me sick.” “But, Mr. Annixter, we couldn’t have begun painting i... ...could be said afterward that he had not pro- vided sufficient drink at his entertainment. He slipped out, unobserved, and, finding two of his ranch ha... ...ks him so polite. A little dance for the ladies, Buck. This feature of the entertainment is alone worth the price of admission. Tune up, Buck. At- ten... ...is city are taking hold of the matter. They are giving all kinds of little entertainments, teas, ‘Olde T yme Singing Skules,’ amateur theatricals, gin... ...n. I set ‘em the example. Wouldn’t be surprised if it came to be a regular industry hereabouts. I’m planning ahead for next year already. I can let th... ...ded for himself, and his success was due solely to his own intelli- gence, industry, and foresight. He squared his great shoul- 269 Frank Norris ders...

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... which he saw. He had the great question of labour, and all that refers to unions, strikes, and lock-outs, quite at his fingers’ ends. He knew how the... ...k more to every woman, than I did three years ago.’ ‘That’s because of the Unions,’ said the barrister. ‘I don’t care a straw for the Unions. If the U... ...l questions of the Commonwealth. He knew nothing of Labour and Capital, of Unions, Strikes, and Lock- outs. But because he was rich, and, by being ric... ...bted himself, believing himself capable of doing some one thing by dint of industry, but with no further confidence in his own powers. Sir Orlando had... ...stand well enough how sore it must be for her to descend from her princely entertainments to solitude at Matching, and thus to own before all the worl... ...the wine was good, though Mr Sugarscraps, when he contracted for the whole entertainment, was eager in his as- surance that he procured the very best ... ...what would be the fate of the bill. T o devote all one’s time and mind and industry to a measure which one knows will fall to the ground must be sad. ... ... Jove-born intellect is hardly wanted, and clashes with the inferiorities. Industry is exact- ing. Honesty is unpractical. Truth is easily offended. D...

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... not think I ever heard him say anything that was true, kind, or interesting; but there was entertainment in the man’s demeanour. You might call him a... ...ware that Alick himself had a taste for virtue. He thought his own idleness and the other’s industry equally becoming. He was no more anxious to insur... ... a laugh. The purser came one day into the cabin, and, touched to the heart by my misguided industry, offered me some other kind of writ- ing, ‘for wh... ... frontiersman for the day. He, at least, like all the educated class, did so much homage to industry as to persuade himself he was industri- ous. But ... ... plied themselves to find a lodging, and walked the streets till two, knocking at houses of entertainment and being refused admittance, or themselves ... ...mparison with the great historical cycles—has so separated their thoughts and ways that not unions, not mutual dangers, nor steamers, nor railways, no... ...recitation of these elegant extracts, except perhaps the anecdotes with which he varied the entertainment. Seeing, I suppose, something less countrifi...

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... take the size of pots of ale;” still more, of that altogether misdirected industry, which is seen vigorously thrashing mere straw, there can nothing ... ...y well be; as generous illusions of friendship; as fair mementos of bygone unions, of those nights and suppers of the gods, when, lapped in the sym- p... ...sophy of Clothes, as of Laws, were probably a comfort- able winter-evening entertainment: nevertheless, for in- ferior Intelligences, like men, such P... ..., new means must of neces- sity be had recourse to. In a world existing by Industry, we grudge to employ fire as a destroying element, and not as a cr... ...difference, our Economists, nigh buried under Tables for minor Branches of Industry, have altogether overlooked the grand all-overtopping Hy- pocrisy ...

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...of that first disenchantment, flees for ever. Again, the husband, in these unions, is usually a man, and the wife commonly enough a woman; and when th... ...mularies of the ruling class, has as good a right to state its position as industry itself. It is admitted that the presence of people who refuse to e... ...t is not the greatest. You could not be put in prison for speaking against industry, but you can be sent to Coventry for speak- ing like a fool. The g... ...pe or the prints in the inn parlour; for he fears to come to an end of his entertainment, and be left companionless on the last stages of his journey....

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...house guards, and drain and cable guards, its hosts of land-workers. Their unions it did not fight, but it under- mined and betrayed and bought them. ... ...en. They will have to work so soon. Just a few simple principles—obedience—industry.” “You teach them very little?” “Why should we? It only leads to t... ... such interests as these. Each day Graham spent many hours in the glorious entertainment of flying. On the third day he soared across middle France, a...

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...ich, in its results, would attain to the height of statesmanship. In fact, industry of all kinds would gain by establishing within our borders the che... ...ulture will have conquered the unfertile portion of those departments, and industry has seconded capital on the Champagne chalk, the prosperity of tha... ...ngen was the unpleasant and scarcely moral product of one of those immoral unions which find their issue in the life of a daughter, after years and sa... ...which the real Guignol of the Champs Elysees and Robert Houdin appear,—the entertainment be- ing announced on the invitation cards. Sometimes, as now ... ...ny traces still existing of those vast works which have immortalized Roman industry. To this must be added that the modern study of geological science...

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...en duty as a pro-ducer to resist every attack on the integrity of American industry to the last ditch. Yes—sir!” Mr. Elder wiped his brow. Dave Dyer a... ...below, or thirty. Winter is not a season in the North Middlewest; it is an industry. Storm sheds were erected at every door. In every block the househ... ...y for her expenses in a lawsuit, who laughed at Vida’s reading at a school-entertainment, and went off owing a hotel- bill and the three hundred dolla... ...the townsmen it is only by occasional teachers doctors, lawyers, the labor unions, and workmen like Miles Bjornstam, who are punished by being mocked ... ...lief that there’s anything to all these smart-aleck move- ments to let the unions and the Farmers’ Nonpartisan League kill all our initiative and ente... ... gained in Washing- ton was not information about office-systems and labor unions but renewed courage, that amiable contempt called poise. Her glimpse...

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...eerd that I’m a growing like the poor old people that they brick up in the Unions, as you may sometimes see when they let ‘em out of the four walls to... ...nds at arm’s length; ‘at a distance—among certain of our people, where her industry would serve her, and where she could hope to exercise it, unassail... ...on of his humble gains were the re- sult of sheer hard labour and virtuous industry; ‘and I won’t stand in your way. Go where you like.’ She was gone ... ...endly with me. He is a very good boy though, and has raised himself by his industry . I don’t complain of him.’ As she said it, with her eyes upon the... ... on a show of keeping the waiters out of it, was the crowning glory of the entertainment. There was an innocent young waiter of a slender form and wit... ... as many rheumatic variations as they have joints; but positively not with entertainment after their own manner. The various sounds arising from this ... ...ons of the contents of the pie, thus imparting the unusual interest to the entertainment that each partaker scooped out the inside of his plate, and c...

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... leave En gland better, wiser, happier in all ways, than he found it. His industry in these efforts was quite astonishing. Every day he divided into ... ...xon blood remains unchanged. Whereso ever that race goes, there, law, and industry, and safety for life and property, and all the great results of st... ...one, owing to both sides being too poor for war, which is a very expensive entertainment; but, a coun cil was then held in Paris, in which it was de ... ...ntil ten o’clock, and then left him, to go to Holyrood to be present at an entertainment given in celebration of the marriage of one of her favourite ... ...ed and cried after her in the streets with terrific vehemence. Such guilty unions seldom prosper. This husband and wife had lived together but a month...

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...ty, and their faults die with themselves. Nobility of birth commonly abateth industry; and he that is not industrious, envieth him that is. Besides, n... ... scorn; but in process of time, by a general habit. Also it stirreth in them industry, and especially of this kind, to watch and observe the weakness ... ...of several works. On the household side, chambers of presence and or dinary entertainments, with some bed chambers; and let all three sides be a doub... ...n that turn is served; or, generally, to make other men’s business a kind of entertainment, to bring in their own. Nay, some un dertake suits, with a... ... not unlike to befall to Spain, if it should break. The great accessions and unions of kingdoms, do likewise stir up wars; for when a state grows to a... ...initely inflamed. Julius Caesar took Pompey unprovided, and laid asleep his industry and preparations, by a fame that he cunningly gave out: Caesar’s...

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...elop social organisation, to master and better our methods of business and industry, and to clamber above us in the scale of civilisation. This has hu... ...hanging from loyalty to the Crown, from a simple patriotism, from habitual industry, to the more and more effective expression of a deepening resentme... ...uring slack time, break that habit 44 An Englishman Looks at the World of industry. And then, last but not least, there is self-respect. Men and wome... ...atter; but the common business of “standing treat” and giving presents and entertainments is as proud and unspiritual as cock-crowing, as foolish and ... ...ac- commodate themselves to its conditions and make a work- ing success of unions that, under laxer conditions, would be almost certainly dissolved. W... ...ves into the legislative assembly; and, in addition, they have their trade unions with staffs of elected officials, elected ostensibly to state their ...

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...side result if we make the boarding out of pauper children a regular rural industry. There will arise in many rural homes a very 62 Mankind in the Ma... ...down the national standard of life. As these writers show very clearly, an industry that can- not adequately sustain sound workers is not in reality a... ... hamper progress in economic production. And if we can persuade the T rade Unions—and there is ev- ery sign that the old mediaeval guild conception of... ...h-speaking people throughout the world would hear in school and church and entertainment the same clear and definite accent. The child’s mother and nu... ... exist already, it is true, a number of Child Study Associations, Parents’ Unions, and the like, but for the most part these are quite ineffectual tal... ...e region of manifest practicability. For that there is needed at- tention, industry, and an intelligent use of a fair sum of money. We want an industr... ...ou will beat tradition. Make it easy for 110 Mankind in the Making T rade Unions to press for shorter hours of work, but make it difficult for them t...

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...red spying forced her to creep upstairs, ashamed of having enjoyed a silly entertainment, and of conniving at a breach of the rules rather than face a... ... his circumstances he became an advocate of thrift, temperance, and steady industry, and quit- ted the International Association, of which he had been... ...with the powerful weapon of a large fortune. Thus our system of organizing industry sometimes hatches the eggs from which its destroyers break. Does L... .... I occupy myself partly in working out a scheme for the reorganization of industry, and partly in at- tacking my own class, women and all, as I am at... ... in Atlantic waves upon our capitalists. When the workers, by their trades-unions, demanded a share of the luck in the form of advanced wages, it paid... ...kmen are locked out. It pays now to stop the mills and fight and crush the unions when the men strike, no longer for an advance, but against a reducti... ... strike, no longer for an advance, but against a reduction. Now that these unions are beaten, helpless, and drifting to bankruptcy as the proportion o...

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...bably a chief means in transforming temporary cohabitations into permanent unions. It certainly was a chief influence in forming hab- its of affection... ...dence of the one-sided stimulation of thought given to those in control of industry —those who supply its aims. Because of their lack of all-round and... ...ficient stimulus for attention to the human factors and relation- ships in industry. Intelligence is narrowed to the factors concerned with technical ... ...eriences of life. If he is not trained in the right use of the products of industry, there is grave danger that he may deprave himself and injure othe... ...er, display, the adornment of person, the kind of social companionship and entertainment which give pres- tige, and the spending of money, have been m...

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... and, everywhere giving them somewhat to drink, did learn and consider the industry and invention of the trades. They went also to hear the public lec... ...present time the said king was in the rock Clermond, and there, with great industry and circumspection, was strengthening himself and his whole army. ... ...to take wolves by a train, out of which, nevertheless, they escaped by the industry of the said Fourniller, who broke all the snares and ropes. Being ... ...h raw silk, with pearls and precious stones. And if any margarites, called unions, began to grow old and lose somewhat of their natural whiteness and ... ...oint of accoutrement, and beggarly poor provision of fare for her diet and entertainment; for she was ill apparelled, worse nourished, toothless, blea... ...sary solem- nity, a merry frolic gossiping, or otherwise to some delicious entertainment in a tavern, to make some accord and agree- ment between pers... ...enary links some large diamonds, rubies, emer- alds, turquoise stones, and unions were alternately set in. T o each of his bark’s crew he ordered to b... ... and the dreadful fear of little chil- dren, he finally carried them to an entertainment at a sum- mer-house without the gate that leads to St. Ligari...

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...ourneying on foot, looked as incongru- ous amid this moist rural quiet and industry as if he had been a baboon escaped from a menagerie. But there wer... ...d not feel himself in a position to ridicule and torment, confident of the entertainment which he thus gave to all the rest of the company. He played ... ...he country wants,”-said Will. “Else there would be no meaning in political unions or any other move- ment that knows what it’s about. It wants to have... ...r inward surprise; nevertheless he was gradually becoming necessary to her entertainment by his companion- ship in her music, his varied talk, and his... ...t this is a peculiar occasion—the country with a will of its own—political unions—that sort of thing—but we some- times cut with rather too sharp a kn... ...er-mill and some stone-pits made a little centre of slow, heavy-shouldered industry. In the absence of any precise idea as to what railways were, publ... ...is sociability seemed a necessary part of professional pru- dence, and the entertainment must be suitable. It is true Lydgate was constantly visiting ... ...Re- form Bill in the House of Lords, and the firm resolve of the political Unions. Nothing was said about Raffles, except that Bulstrode mentioned the... ...n’t want, to buy land with and found a village which should be a school of industry; but Sir James and my uncle have con- vinced me that the risk woul...

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...er them, but ’twould make me kinder giddy.” “The produc’s of your untirin’ industry would rot on the ground if you did not weakly consent to help him.... ...rough many waves of depression. Freights might drop out of sight, Seamen’s Unions throw spanners and nuts at certificated masters, or stevedores combi... ... by two, and Georgie found that he was not in the least necessary to their entertainment. “My word!” said he, when he saw the last of their dear backs...

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...ever be more profitable than justice. Let this, Socrates, he said, be your entertainment at the Bendidea. For which I am indebted to you, I said, now ... ...tion, and put together a figure made up of many things, like the fabulous unions of goats and stags which are found in pic tures. Imagine then a fl... ...you mean? In the first place, her votary should not have a lame or halting industry—I mean, that he should not be half in dustrious and half idle: a... ...ferent natures are said to grow into one. There are said of have been such unions. Then do you now model the form of a multitudinous, many headed mon...