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...e all other things, loveth and correcteth himselfe, rejecteth superfluous occupations, idle imaginations, and unprofitable propositions. As if you gr... ...too much maners, and importunate by over-much courtesie. The knowledge of entertainment is otherwise a profitable knowledge. It is, as grace and bea... ...ience, and marriages: If Courtiers, manners, complements, ceremonies, and entertainments: If Warriors, what belongs unto their charge, but chiefly t... ... all militarie exercises, and ammuse them to idle, secure, and sedentarie occupations. When our King Charles the eight, in a manner without unsheath... ..., whom my father had sent for of purpose, and to whom he gave verie great entertainment, had me continually in his armes, and was mine onely oversee... ... wheresoever the minde is busied, there it is all. And though domesticall occupations be lesse important, they are as importunate. Moreover, though ... ...solitarinesse, wherein we must go alone to our selves, take out ordinarie entertainment, and so privateIy that no acquai http://www.uoregon.edu/%7Er... ... light, give the remainder unto darknesse.' It is impossible to give over occupations if you doe not also give over the fruits of them: Therefore cle... ...ny-corner, to enjoy so many goods as would suffice for the preferment and entertainment of many children, and in the meane while, for want of meanes...

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... about, indulge themselves in a variety of idle and trivial pursuits, seek entertainment and thrills wherever and whenever they can, and while thei... ... It is safe to predict that narcissists would be over-represented in these occupations. The cerebral narcissist is likely to emphasize his intellec... ...cific animals, objects, modes of transportation, neighbourhoods, buildings, occupations, weather, and so on). Most PTSD victims are especially vulne... ...cess in certain professions, such as big business, the arts, politics, the entertainment industry, athletics and televangelism field. In some cases... ...orbed from the parent) might direct him to seek "limelight" professions and occupations, which involve exposure, competition, "stage fright" and soc...

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...ATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL SPORTS “As long as we are on the subject of entertainment, we don‟t idolize or pay those people you call celebrities. ... ...st Bloc citizens. When you‟ve tried to assimilate them into the low level occupations they have bankrupted your social welfare systems. And because ...

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...nts, who moved back in an un-orderly fashion on the footpath awaiting the entertainment that Christine O’Keith so frequently provided. The woman’s t... ...naware of his presence. Taking a bite of his salad roll, Rick enjoyed the entertainment Chris provided whilst yelling Sandy’s name several times. He... ...him at a table for six. He had a habit of trying to guess other people’s occupations, and the couples were neat and casually dressed. If they didn...

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...s of her own for not breaking her habit of spending the morning in her own occupations. She knew Lady Elizabeth to be perfectly guilt- less of manoeuv... ...let, we must keep our concerns to ourselves. I don’t want to serve for the entertainment of Matilda’s particular friends.’ ‘Mamma wouldn’t tell—’ ‘I’l... ... trees and the ever-changing clouds. I never look out without finding some entertainment; my last sight was a long- tailed titmouse, popping into the ... ... of her eagerness, and would not give up one iota of her course of village occupations for the sake of being at home for the arrival. Nevertheless, sh... ...ings was now no boon to Theodora. She was necessary to no one, and all her occupations could not drive away the ever-gnawing thought that Violet attra... ...pricious, and undutiful, especially under her present depri- vation of the occupations that had hitherto been channels of kindly feeling. She was less... ...nt. The night’s rest, however, made a great difference in his capacity for entertainment, beginning from his laugh at Helen’s inquiry, ‘What was the u...

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...do nor can do the mischief the books of chivalry have done, being books of entertainment that can hurt no one.” “Ah, señor!” said the niece, “your wor... ...od fortune had not helped me, the world would have remained deprived of an entertainment and pleasure that for a couple of hours or so may well occupy... ...passed away out of my memory, and, faith, there was much virtue in it, and entertainment.” “So, then,” said Don Quixote, “the story has come to an end... ...you more than three hundred books which are the delight of my soul and the entertainment of my life;—though it occurs to me that I have not got one of... ...der of knight-errantry, we now enjoy in this age of ours, so poor in light entertainment, not only the charm of his veracious history, but also of the... ...ice to go back to our own houses, and there employ ourselves in pleasanter occupations -in hunting or fishing, for instance; for what squire in the wo...

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... asked my new friend whether he could not direct me to any house of public entertainment for the night; and sup- posing it probable he was himself a p... ...one on each side of the table, to be ready to receive their portion of the entertainment. I never saw finer animals, or which seemed to be more influe... ...d for a moment as if I had been senseless, not recollecting what a fund of entertainment I must have supplied to our watchful friends on the other sid... ...ointed at the absence of Peter the client, the Punchinello of the expected entertainment. The judges looked with a very favourable countenance on our ... ...capacity. The house of the worthy publican was also adapted to the various occupations which he carried on, being a large scrambling assemblage of cot... ...ndness of policy. NOTE 10.—COLLIER AND SALTER The persons engaged in these occupations were at this time bondsmen; and in case they left the ground of...

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...me, the greater ones state of boredom, the greater ones need for distraction, entertainment, artificial excitement, vicarious thrills. These are all... ...s and customs. It forces us into unnecessary stress and conflict. Even for entertainment, the inverted pyramidal arena becomes the basic form of i... ...than any other human occupation. Science is one of the dullest, most boring occupations you can find. And it attracts the dullest, most boring peo... ...lly the selling of meaningless self-gratification, or the selling of mindless entertainment and distraction. The most popular television shows; are... ...er than all these perfect people, and that make them feel good. The point of entertainment is to get your mind off your actual problems. To get you... ... level of boredom; and consequently, you increase the need for distraction and entertainment. Split up human awareness into more and more segments, ...

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... and everyone else’s for that matter. I now know the names, addresses and occupations of all Michael’s ex girlfriends, his uncles, auntie’s and frie... ... without it becoming community knowledge. What am I here for, to be their entertainment, till death do us part? I have to get a grip on myself; surel... ...ng all, doesn’t appeal to me either. I’m not willing to be spook centrals entertainment, I already feel like I’m in a stadium with all eyes on me. O... ...suspect they’re bored and Steven and Jimmy hope to ruin our fun for their entertainment. Oh shit! Bloody Jimmy’s yelling a poem, which goes like thi... ... made coffees and kept the snacks up. Barry supplied the majority of 149 entertainment; he knows how to keep an audience, telling the type of jokes ...

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...mparing public sectors because all countries don‘t report the same public occupations and the various countries have far different percentages of pe... ...various countries have far different percentages of people in the various occupations. For example in the U.S. the military is a high percentage of ... ...ing diapers and tending to runny noses is not always the most rewarding of occupations. And childlessness reduces the odds for divorce by half. As m... ...phy is that "animals are not ours to eat, wear, experiment on, or use for entertainment. It is against animal research, animals for work, fur farmin... ...above it?‖ --―What about cruelty or captivity. Is using animals for entertainment at Sea World cruel? What about trained dog acts? Should we l...

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... skin, and as she had no sort of character, nor talents, nor opinions, nor occupations, nor amusements, nor that vigour of soul and fe- rocity of temp... ...er’s society, Mrs. Crawley and her nephew. He gave up hunting; he declined entertainments at Fuddleston: he would not dine with the mess of the depot ... ... in pewter, and slices of paper to the frequenters of this dreary house of entertainment, where nothing else seemed to be consumed. As for William Dob... ...ithout bestowing upon him either calipash or calipee. The splendour of the entertainment, and the apartments in which it was given, alarmed Mr. Dobbin... ...ival, her mother thought it necessary to prepare I don’t know what festive entertainment, and after the first ebullition of talk, took leave of Mrs. G... ...est George spent a great deal of money, was the very dismallest of all the entertainments which Amelia had in her honeymoon. She wrote the most piteou... ...ing, drinking, ribaldry, laugh- ter, go on alongside of all sorts of other occupations in V anity Fair—the crowds were pouring out of church as Rawdon... ...itement. His daughter could not induce him to settle down to his customary occupations or amusements that night. He passed the evening fumbling amongs...

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...not easily dispirited when I have the means of pursuing my own fancies and occupations; and I believe I have some natural aptitude for accommodating m... ... fair specimen of a real Genoese tavern, where the visitor may derive good entertainment from real Genoese dishes, such as Tagliarini; Ravioli; German... ...ople, and are seldom seen to dance on their holidays: the staple places of entertainment among the women, being the churches and the public walks. The... ...gentlemen being insisted on, by the Governor, in all public or semi public entertainments. They are lofty critics in consequence, and infinitely more ... ...of garlic and truffles, and I don’t know what else; and this concludes the entertainment. Before I can sit down in my own chamber, and think it of the... ...r caracolling among the lions and tigers, and proclaim ing that evening’s entertainments with blast of trumpet, it then filed off, by the other end o...

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...sman, where everybody is a merchant, resides above his store; so that many occupations are often carried on in one house, and the whole front is cover... ... moves a very Chesterfield among the company. Like other assemblies, these entertainments afford a fruitful topic of conversation among the ladies for... ...ise, whose attachment to the forms of religion, and horror of the atrical entertainments, are most exemplary. Ladies who have a passion for attending... ...t to monopolise the means of mutual instruction, improvement, and rational entertainment; or which has ever continued to be a station very long, after... ...ll the way out at window from the corners of my eyes, I found abundance of entertainment for the rest of the ride in watching the effects of the wood ... ... to hear these Little Warblers, or to report upon this novel kind of vocal entertainment: novel, at least, to me: but I found in a large open space, e...

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...e her. Y esterday her fancy had fluttered free pin- ions above a choice of occupations; now she had to drop to the level of the familiar routine, in w... ...ly, however, had been deplorably careless in noting the particulars of the entertainment. She had failed to observe the colour of Mrs. V an Osburgh’s ... ...: fashion sulked in its country houses, or came to town incognito, general entertainments were discountenanced, and informality and short dinners beca... ...extract her best silver from the Safe Deposit vaults. Mrs. Peniston’s rare entertainments were preceded by days of heart-rending vacillation as to eve... ...r newly acquired friends, had decided on the bold move of giving a general entertainment. To attack society collectively, when one’s means of approach... ...that her friend had probably summoned her in order to hear about the Brys’ entertainment. Mrs. Trenor had absented herself from the feast, perhaps for... ...ly would receive his note! He yielded himself to the charm of trivial pre- occupations, wondering at what hour her reply would be sent, with what word...

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...articu lar trade or calling, though his pursuits were diversified and his occupations numerous. He collected the rents of whole colonies of filthy st... ...e to understand that he maintained that indi vidual for his own luxurious entertainment and delight, here he was, now, painfully walking beneath the ... ...le house or other place, Mr Codlin while he went through his share of the entertainments kept his eye steadily upon her and the old man, or with a sh... ...e theme was the most agreeable one that could have been se lected for his entertainment; and for that reason Quilp pursued it. ‘I always will say, ’ ... ...ded the stout man. ‘The Valiant Soldier, by James Groves. Good beds. Cheap entertainment for man and beast, ’ said Mr Groves, quot ing his sign board... ... house very early in the morn ing, the child was anxious to pay for their entertainment before they retired to bed. But as she felt the necessity of ... ...ts a little shaken by cool daylight and the return to every day duties and occupations, went to meet Barbara and her mother at the appointed place. An... ...e felt a tear upon his face. CHAPTER 54 THE BACHELOR, AMONG HIS various occupations, found in the old church a constant source of interest and amus...

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...horse-racing, with now and then the alterna- tion of a desperate duel. The occupations which he followed encroached, in their opinion, upon the articl... ...i- tutes human life. We observe the aged, the infirm, and those engaged in occupations of immediate hazard, trembling as it were upon the very brink o... ...said lands and estate.” The honest writer refused to partake of a splendid entertainment with which Gilbert Glossin, Esquire, now of Ellangowan, treat... ...ent in the evening such. books as might convey some solid instruction with entertainment, and as he read aloud with great skill and taste, the winter ... ... and a hieroglyphical scrawl below attempted to express a promise of “good entertainment for man and horse.” Brown was no fastidious traveller—he stop... ...-ham, eggs, butter, cakes, and barley-meal bannocks in plenty, made up the entertainment, which was to be di- luted with home-brewed ale of excellent ... ...e prepared for their reception—the fold and the poultry-yard furnished the entertainment, and the kind and hearty welcome made amends for all deficien... ... were a gallant company. Ballad of Johnnie Armstrong. WITHOUT NOTICING the occupations of an intervening day or two, which, as they consisted of the o...

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...he Old Bailey, just as they paid to see the play in Bedlam only the former entertainment was much the dearer. There fore, all the Old Bailey doors we... ...sposed of, and the crowd being under the necessity of providing some other entertainment for it self, another brighter genius (or perhaps the same) c... ... time, seeing that it had been the infallible resource and in dispensable entertainment of his village during a whole year. Jacques One struck in, an... ...at would bear considerable knock ing on the head, and retained to his own occupations. A disturbed and doleful mind he brought to bear upon them, and... ...at possibility she would have waited out the day, seven days a week. These occupations brought her round to the December month, wherein her father wal... ...ed to the grates and shed tears there; but, twenty places in the projected entertainments had to be refilled, and the time was, at best, short to the ...

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...the countenance of so great a man, and the being invited by him to certain entertainment’s, so splendid and costly in their nature, that he calls them... ...but one, that sort of knock on the head which lights up, for the patient’s entertainment, an imaginary general il- lumination of very bright short-six... ...himself about, before the two windows of the best bedroom of that house of entertainment to which he lent his name; but never in all his swinging, cre... ...’ said Mrs Lupin; for in that name the Blue Dragon was licensed to furnish entertainment, both to man and beast. ‘Now, you will be well again, sir. Yo... ...ivate life; a something to think of, and hold on by, after- wards. To this entertainment, which apart from its own intrinsic merits, had the additiona... ... out of that gentleman’s room a dozen times a day. As he pursued all these occupations at once; and all steadily; and all secretly; and never slackene...

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... beginning again slowly, ‘that the Romans, in those gorgeous and pro- fuse entertainments of which we read in the days of the Em- perors, when luxury ... ...n Sea,’ pursued the Doctor, in his severest voice; ‘when we read of costly entertainments such as these, and still remember, that we have a Titus—’ ‘W... ...d the possibility of her setting up her rest in the passage during such an entertainment, and there delivering some homily of an uncomplimentary natur... ...cked, in the conduct of the people out of doors, who pursue their ordinary occupations, and wear their everyday attire. It is quite a novelty to have ... ...rs than the mode of travelling they had just relinquished, came out of his entertainment, 293 Charles Dickens But still the Major, blunt and tough as... ...nd Co. were his cooks, and had provided that dainty morsel for his holiday entertainment; Diogenes shaken off, rolled over and over in the dust, got u... ...ajor’s drink. But on this occasion, Major Bagstock, even amidst these many occupations, found time to be social; and his so- ciality consisted in exce... ...ay presented to him in some new form, but in the midst of these engrossing occupations he found leisure—that is, he made it—to review the past transac... ...e heard him come back. He ordered the servants to set about their ordinary occupations, and went into his own apartment, where he trod so heavily that...

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...gh and pe- remptory public duties, held himself obliged to discontinue the entertainments of to-morrow’s festival: Nevertheless, that, unwilling so ma... ...is escape. “Gallants of England,” said Front-de-Boeuf, “how relish ye your entertainment at T orquilstone? —Are ye yet aware what your surquedy and ou... ...yet aware what your surquedy and outrecuidance* merit, for scoffing at the entertainment of a prince of the House of Anjou?—Have ye forgotten how ye r... ...rd, or for the warfare, or for the service of a hasty master, yet there be occupations — How now, brother?” said he, interrupting his harangue to look... ... people usu- ally begin a great market, which is held at Stamford, with an entertainment called the Pear-pie feast, which after all may be a corruptio... ...here for a season he was honourably treated, (gif a prisoner can think any entertainment pleasing;) but after that certain days were spent, and that t...