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...voice cried out to him like locusts from the branches of trees. There was a hot sticky childish oozing within him. Within dreams his fortitude was li... ... to compare others with. In Japan women who left their children locked up in hot cars were rarely accused of the crime of manslaughter; and in Korea t... ... eat" meaning that every speck of rice left in the bowl should be mixed with hot water into a soup so that nothing was wasted. On the day that he lear... ... a rock and drank the last of his bottled water. The taste of sauerkraut and hot dogs was in his thoughts and the boiling, bubbling surge of his saliv... ...esiding) and walked to the bathhouse called a mokotong. The day was fiercely hot and he wondered if it would be better to jump on a city bus since he ... ...f-naked and exposed, waving her red white and blue brassiere from the opened hatch of the tank. Yes, she admitted, she needed portals. She needed he... ...n hood and robe. The one eyed reptile then cut off Gabriele's head with his hatchet. Osama Bin Laden and Khalid Sheik Mohammed then began their game ... ... from the microcosm of being a casualty of an imaginary war, escape from its hatch, and be herself once again. If she were just to open the hatch she ...

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...ng brought him, and none of the usual forms, as feeling if it were not too hot, and the like, being omitted, he lay down, the syringe advanced, and al... ...t any one, they killed him only with their looks. T ortoises and ostriches hatch their eggs with only looking on them, which infers that their eyes ha... ...hav- ing received the first intimation of the conspiracies the people were hatching against him, from Matteo di Morozzo, one of the conspirators, he p... ... all dust and sweat from their exercise, to drink cold drink when they are hot, nor see them mount an un- ruly horse, nor take a foil in hand against ... ...of this sport, that Plato borrowed this story; that Jupiter was one day so hot upon his wife, that not hav- ing so much patience as till she could get... ...e two sorts of grist out of the same sack, and with the same mouth to blow hot and cold. It were better to possess the vulgar with the solid and real ... ...going naked in those nations lately discovered is imposed upon them by the hot temperature of the air, as we say of the Indians and Moors, or whether ... ...h to Luxembourg he saw so great frost, that the munition-wine was cut with hatchets and wedges, and delivered out to the soldiers by weight, and that ... ...inning with the same letter; we see the shapes of eggs, globes, wings, and hatchets cut out by the ancient Greeks by the measure of their verses, maki...

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...saved; and the old man and his daughter are clasped to bloody bosoms, with hot tears, and borne home in triumph of Vive la Nation, the killers refusin... ...ng. Kings themselves, not in desperation, but only in difficulty, have sat hatch- 43 Thomas Carlyle ing, for year and day (nay De Thou says, for seve... ...; Protector of Priests, Suspender of virtuous Petions, and his unfortunate Hot-grown-cold, detestable to Patriotism. He dies lamented of Europe; his b... ... Paris Court of the Sev- enteenth; which proceeds far quicker. Accordingly hot Fournier from Martinique, Fournier l’Americain, is off, missioned by Co... ...has instituted itself: enter not Paris, or that will judge you!—What shall hot Fournier do? It was his duty, as volunteer Constable, had he been a per... ...acter and Constable; perhaps one of the more imperfect. 45 Thomas Carlyle Hot Fournier, ordered to turn thither by one Authority, to turn thither by ... ... of Biscay, a greasy dingy little Merchantship, with Scotch skipper; under hatches whereof sit, disconsolate,—the last forlorn nucleus of Girondism, t... ...lons of Revolutionary Committee, and Paris Prison. The rest sit here under hatches; reverend Petion with his grey hair, angry Buzot, suspicious Louvet... ...omed craft, that gabarre; about eleven at night; with Ninety Priests under hatches? They are going to Belle Isle? In the middle of the Loire stream, o...

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...atties or rissoles; but as a gen- eral thing mere chicken-bones and flakes of fish, neither hot nor cold. If these were not the scrapings of plates th... ...n one flight of stairs there was a comparatively large open space, the centre occupied by a hatchway, which made a convenient seat for about twenty pe... ...w flicker of the lantern spun round and round and tossed the shadows in masses. The air was hot, but it struck a chill from its foetor. From all round... ...mself in private; and even to me he referred to it with the shadow of a smile. Mackay was a hot bigot. He would not hear of religion. I have seen him ... ...t he knew, which would be exceptional among bankers. He had been brought up in the midst of hot-house piety, and told, with incongru- ous pride, the s... ...s. But for a sick man this was heaven compared to the steerage. I found him standing on the hot-water pipe, just forward of the sa- loon deck house. H... ... they were out of sight. ‘I’m not breaking my heart with it,’ he remarked. Once there was a hatch to be opened near where he was stationed; he watched...

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... for the foremost foe to wait. Renewing her outstripping rate Whene’er the hot pursuers neared, By garden wall and paled estate, Where clambering gaze... ...hne, chosen nymph, as thou! Thus he nears! and now she feels him Breathing hot on every limb; And he hears her own quick pantings – Ah! that they migh... ... sweet and welcome to all flaming faces 64 afield now; Heavily weighs the hot season, and drowses the darkening foliage, Drooping with languor; the w... ...eadows; then come, let us roam thro’ them gaily, Heedless of heat, and the hot-kissing sun, and the fear of dark freckles. Never one kiss will he give... ...retched before its nose, Athwart the greensward, after an eager chase; Its hot tongue thrust to cool, its foamy jaws Open to let the swift breath come... ...od of eggs, But Patience must be hen. XIII T oo slow are they for wrath to hatch, Too hot for time to rear. Old Kraken kept unwinding watch; He marked... ...as fired. III More intimate became the forest fear While pillared darkness hatched malicious life At either elbow, wolf or gnome or knife And wary sli...

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...ircumvallations. And yet there is probably no other act in a man’s life so hot-headed and foolhardy as this one of marriage. For years, let us suppose... ...hem, you have done the evil that you loathed. You have waked at night in a hot or a cold sweat, according to your habit of body, remember- ing with di... ...f Heaven and within sight of the City of Love. There let him sit awhile to hatch delight- ful hopes and perilous illusions. One thing that accompanies... ...ge on the way to something else. I am no more abashed at having been a red-hot Socialist with a panacea of my own than at having been a sucking infant... ...us Puerisque & Other Papers everybody exactly right in his Institutes, and hot-headed Knox is thundering in the pulpit, Montaigne is already look- ing... ...as not been suffered to take so much as an illusion from his heart. In the hot-fit of life, a-tip-toe on the highest point of being, he passes at a bo...

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... it suited me, in journey dark O’er moor and mountain, midnight theft to hatch; To charm the surly house dog’s faithful bark, Or hang on tiptoe ... ...tical Who lose the deep’ning twilights of the spring In ball rooms and hot theatres, they still Full of meek sympathy must heave their sighs O... ...be And we did speak only to break The silence of the Sea. All in a hot and copper sky The bloody sun at noon, Right up above the mast di...

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...t of the Barefooted Friar. 6. He’s expected at night, and the pasty’s made hot, They broach the brown ale, and they fill the black pot, And the goodwi... ...ortations of Cedric had as little effect upon his impassive temper, as red-hot balls alighting in the water, which produce a little sound and smoke, a... ...p-shell of Compostella, I will make a martyr of him, if he loiters here to hatch treason among my domestics!” “What a true prophet,” said Ulrica, “is ... ...second impostor to be palmed upon you, I will have your eyes torn out, and hot coals put into the sockets.” “Let me endure the extremity of your anger... ...e.” “Glory?” continued Rebecca; “alas, is the rusted mail which hangs as a hatchment over the champion’s dim and mouldering tomb—is the defaced sculpt... ... I appear, then thou diest, even although thy charms should instigate some hot-headed youth to enter the lists in thy defence.” “And what avails repea... ...rt. “Thou hast tarried long,” he said; “I have been as if stretched on red-hot iron with very impatience. What if the Grand Mas- ter, or his spy Conra...

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...iards -- Cavendish destroys the shipping along the coast of South America -- A hot fight between Cavendish and the Spaniards -- Capture of the galleon... ...Capturing the despatch vessel........................................... 385 A hot fight between Cavendish and the Spaniard.......................... ... ...h fire like Vesuvius and Ætna. He also makes particular mention of a spring of hot water emanating from the volcano, which the friars conducted to the... ...g, cooking their food, and other like serviceable purposes. By the use of this hot water, which they distributed by means of pipes through the soil, t... ...hey swam almost as fast as the boats could be rowed, and when the chase became hot, dived and changed their course, coming up many yards away in an en... ...g with the natives the Spaniards obtained a large number of brightly burnished hatchets and other articles which they thought were gold. But they were... ...s used it as the commonest of metals. And even after an assay of the burnished hatchets had disclosed the fact that they were copper instead of gold, ... ...lay her eggs on the back of the male who flies about with them until they are hatched; he watched the phosphorescence in the water and believed the a... ...ered the crew below. They went, and after he had taken his station by the main hatchway, armed with a huge cutlass, they were ordered to come up, one ...

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...y, all you that kiss my lady Peace at home, that our armies join not in a hot day; for, by the Lord, I take but two shirts out with me, and I mean n... ...shirts out with me, and I mean not to sweat extraordi narily: if it be a hot day, and I brandish any thing but a bottle, I would I might never spit ... ...et would fain hear some music. Dispatch: the room where they supped is too hot; they’ll come in straight. Second Drawer: Sirrah, here will be the pri... ...in their seeds And weak beginnings lie intreasured. Such things become the hatch and brood of time; And by the necessary form of this King Richard mig... ...he peace. SILENCE: Your good worship is welcome. FALSTAFF: Fie! this is hot weather, gentlemen. Have you provided me here half a dozen sufficient m... ...of drinking good and good store of fertile sherris, that he is become very hot and valiant. If I had a thousand sons, the first humane principle I wo...

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...aine: 104 Said he yong Harrie Percyes Spurre was cold? 105 (Of Hot- Spurre, cold- Spurre?) that Rebellion, 106 Had met ill lucke? 10... ...that kisse my Ladie Peace, at 464 home) that our Armies ioyn not in a hot day: for if I take 465 but two shirts out with me, and I meane not... ...t with me, and I meane not to sweat ex-traordinarily: 466 if it bee a hot day, if I brandish any thing 467 but my Bottle, would I might neue... ...3 And weake beginnings lye entreasured: 1504 Such things become the Hatch and Brood of Time; 1505 And by the necessarie forme of this, 150... ...6 Sil. Your good Worship is welcome. 1627 Fal. Fye, this is hot weather (Gentlemen) haue you 1628 prouided me heere halfe a dozen o... ... good, and 2358 good store of fertile Sherris, that hee is become very hot, 2359 and valiant. If I had a thousand Sonnes, the first Principle ...

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...of the rising sun coursing level along the plain warmed my back, but I was hot enough with rage. I could not have believed that a simple towing op- er... ...ul of greasy rice. He rolled his eyes ridiculously before he swallowed the hot stuff, and only then broke out afresh. “It is the most degrading thing.... ...er before seen him without his hat; but now, as if my fervour had made him hot, he had taken it off and laid it gently on the floor. Some- thing pecul... ...s of a danger escaped. He dropped my hand as if it had become suddenly red hot. A moment of profound silence ensued, as though something extraordinary... ...ditation, and then, taking the long pipe out of his mouth, he burst into a hot diatribe against Falk— against his cupidity, his stupidity (a fellow th... ... rooms and spoiled the best part of the remaining provisions. It seems the hatch had not been properly secured. This instance of neglect is characteri...

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...to subscription balls in the Assembly Rooms of our watering place now, red hot cannon balls are less improb able. Sometimes, a misguided wanderer of ... ...rents, he says it will be fine—charming—magnificent—to morrow. It is never hot on the Property, he contends. Likewise it is never cold. The flowers, h... ...—each dis charged in a line by itself, like a separate broad side of red hot shot—were among the least of the warnings addressed to an unthinking pe... ... work is five shillings a day, including paste.’ ‘Town work must be rather hot work,’ said I, ‘if there be many of those fighting scenes that beggar d... ...om, public breakfast, public dinner twice a day (one plain, one gorgeous), hot baths and cold baths. If you want to be bored, there are plenty of bore... ...ry atoms from the T emple at Jerusa lem, camels’ foot prints, crocodiles’ hatching places, loos ened grains of expression from the visages of blunt ... ...prevented some. Why, one day a woman, poorish looking, came in between the hatch, slapped down a penny, and wanted to go on without the change! W ater... ...gh, he went back a little way, stooped down, took a run, and butted at the hatch like a ram. He smashed his hat rarely, but his head didn’t seem no wo... ...nds to be. Rare exigencies produce rare things; and even our Ves try, new hatched to the woful time, came forth a greater goose than ever. But this, ...

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...y- where, flitting and flashing, were to be seen black coats— even as on a hot summer’s day flies revolve around a sugar loaf while the old housekeepe... ...necessary instructions, she or- dered her to return with a second batch of hot pancakes. “Your pancakes are indeed splendid,” said Chichikov, ap- plyi... ...with milk, bacon, and peas. In short, her rule seemed to have been “Make a hot dish of some sort, and some sort of taste will result.” For the rest, N... ...which is strictly my own affair. In short, I need them.” “You seem to have hatched a very fine scheme. Out with it, now! What is in the wind?” “How co... ...ery fine scheme. Out with it, now! What is in the wind?” “How could I have hatched such a scheme as you say? One could not very well hatch a scheme ou... ... weight. “Now they will go all right!” the muzhiks ex- claimed. “Lay it on hot, lay it on hot! Give that sorrel horse the whip, and make him squirm li... ... forth—are not uncommon. Such persons she merely roughhews. One cut with a hatchet, and there results a nose; another such cut with a hatchet, and the... ...hough all else in the world might conceivably be possible, never could the hatchet be bur- ied between ladies who had quarrelled over a neglected 164... ...nged his linen every other day, and in sum- mer, when the weather was very hot, every day, seeing 222 Dead Souls that the very faintest suspicion of ...

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...- not cut a cobweb; shrill Fredegonda, shrill Brunhilda have had out their hot life-scold, and lie silent, their hot life-frenzy cooled. Neither from ... ...n unruly Linguet, still unguillotined, when his own country has become too hot for him, and his brother Advocates have cast him out, can emit his hoar... ...s we said, which should not be dwelt on with minute close scru- tiny: over hot coals you cannot glide too fast. In these Seven Bureaus, where no work ... ...flooded with pamphlets (regorge de brochures);’ flooded and eddying again. Hot deluge,—from so many Pa- triot ready-writers, all at the fervid or boil... ...he Intendants were bid wait for at their posts: this is what the Court sat hatching, as its accursed cocka- trice-egg; and would not stir, though prov... ...at Versailles, in reg- istering, or rather refusing to register, those new-hatched Edicts; and how it assembled in taverns and tap-rooms there, for th... ...nce. This Noblesse will ruin us.” (Campan, iii. 104, 111.) During all that hatching of the Plenary Court, while Lamoignon looked so mysterious, Besenv... ...rands dining there, in company with Chamforts, Morellets, with Duponts and hot Parlementeers, not without object! For a certain Neckerean Lion’s-provi... ...Eros-egg, kept at the fit temperature, may hover safe, unbroken till it be hatched. In your Mouniers, Malouets, Lechapeliers in science sufficient for...

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...not cut a cob- web; shrill Fredegonda, shrill Brunhilda have had out their hot life-scold, and lie silent, their hot life-frenzy cooled. Neither from ... ...n unruly Linguet, still unguillotined, when his own country has become too hot for him, and his brother Advocates have cast him out, can emit his hoar... ... as we said, which should not be dwelt on with minute close scrutiny: over hot coals you cannot glide too fast. In these Seven Bureaus, where no work ... ...ooded with pam- phlets (regorge de brochures);’ flooded and eddying again. Hot deluge,—from so many Patriot ready-writers, all at the fervid or boilin... ...he Intendants were bid wait for at their posts: this is what the Court sat hatching, as its accursed cockatrice-egg; and would not stir, though pro- v... ..., at Versailles, in registering, or rather refusing to register, those new-hatched Edicts; and how it assembled in taverns and tap-rooms there, for th... ...nce. This Noblesse will ruin us.” (Campan, iii. 104, 111.) During all that hatching of the Plenary Court, while Lamoignon looked so mysterious, Besenv... ...in company with Chamforts, Morellets, with 105 Thomas Carlyle Duponts and hot Parlementeers, not without object! For a certain Neckerean Lion’s-provi... ...Eros-egg, kept at the fit temperature, may hover safe, unbroken till it be hatched. In your Mouniers, Malouets, Lechapeliers in science sufficient for...

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... so soon. Advise if this be worth Attempting, or to sit in darkness here Hatching vain Empires. Thus BEELZEBUB Pleaded his devilish Counsel, fir... ... ANARCHIE, amidst the noise Of endless warrs and by confusion stand. For hot, cold, moist, and dry, four Champions fierce Strive here for Maistr... ... Mean while the tepid Caves, and Fens and shoares Thir Brood as numerous hatch, from the Egg that soon Bursting with kindly rupture forth disclo... ...of enmitie disarm’d, 465 Of guile, of hate, of envie, of revenge; But the hot Hell that alwayes in him burnes, Though in mid Heav’n, soon ended h... ...ke change on Sea and Land, sideral blast, Vapour, and Mist, and Exhalation hot, Corrupt and Pestilent: Now from the North 695 Of NORUMBEGA, and t... ...d woods on Mountain or in Vale, Down to the veins of Earth, thence gliding hot To som Caves mouth, or whether washt by stream 565 From undergroun... ... Deluge, as decai’d; And the cleer Sun on his wide watrie Glass 840 Gaz’d hot, and of the fresh Wave largely drew, As after thirst, which made th...

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...24 Dombey & Son that pervaded the room, in colour a dark brown, with black hatchments of pictures blotching the walls, and twenty-four black chairs, w... ...the company. The company are cool and calm, and do not out- rage the black hatchments of pictures looking down upon them, by any excess of mirth. Cous... ...oses Mrs Skewton. The breakfast languishes when that is done, the violated hatchments are avenged, and Edith rises to assume her travel- ling dress. A... ...tairs, two hours afterwards, and naps are not yet over in the kitchen. The hatchments in the dining- room look down on crumbs, dirty plates, spillings... ...ly apology for which he stuck himself up on end between the two, in a very hot place in front of the fire, and sat panting at it, with his tongue out,... ...read and butter; charging his young daughters meanwhile, to keep plenty of hot water in the pot, as he was uncommon dry , and should take the indefini... ...tter suffocating cries. Being released, his face was discovered to be very hot, and red, and damp; and Miss T ox took him on her lap, much exhausted. ... ...rs old in leather breeches, three times a Sunday , very high up, in a very hot church, with a great organ buzzing against his drowsy head, like an exc... ... mind, and am so dreadfully in earnest, that if I could swear to it upon a hot piece of iron, or a live coal, or melted lead, or burning sealing-wax, ...

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...n which I was not expecting and hadn’t time to put under control, came the hot rebuke, “Y ou’ve forgotten them again!” You say a man always does the ... ...mother’s, and abolished it. In that instance you were eager to flash out a hot rebuke and enjoy it. You did enjoy it, didn’t you? Y.M. For—for a quart... ...ament. It is a large factor, sure enough. My mother is thoughtful, and not hot tempered. When I was dressed I went to her room; she was not there; I c... ...arren of interest, the other one full of interest, inflamed with it, white hot with it. I commanded my mind to busy itself solely with the dull one. O... ... that kind of eggs on his own private account as well as the nation’s, and hatch them out and count up their result. When he died he left his heir 2,0... ...the men, for they deserved that, but because it is death eternal, in white hot fire and flame. It makes my flesh crawl. I have not known more than thr...

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...es of Wainamoinen, emerged from the sea in a suit of copper, with a copper hatchet in his belt, quickly grew from a pigmy 14 The Kalevala to a gigant... ...such funereal ceremonies as the burying in the graves of the dead, knives, hatchets, spears, bows, and arrows, kettles, food, clothing, sledges and sn... ...d over the points of needles, over the blades of swords, over the edges of hatchets” to the grave of the ancient wisdom bard, Antero Wipunen, where he... ... of Kalevala. These my dear old father sang me When at work with knife and hatchet These my tender mother taught me When she twirled the flying spindl... ...eggs she lays there, Then a seventh, an egg of iron; Sits upon her eggs to hatch them, Quickly warms them on the knee cap Of the hapless water mother;... ...o the oceans wanting whiting, To the waterfalls of Rutya, To the whirlpool hot and flaming, To the waters decked with sea foam, Into fires and boiling... ...o the vales, and swamps, and fenlands, T o the ever silent waters, T o the hot springs of the mountains, To the dead seas of the Northland, To the lif... ...d. “If all these prove insufficient, Feed on other worthy matters; Lot the hot stones freeze asunder, Let the flaming rocks be frozen, Freeze the fier... ...t, Laid the metals in the furnace, In the fire laid steel and iron, In the hot coals, gold and silver, Rightful measure of the metals; Set the workmen...

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...y their poignant infantile satire. And the Philosopher, as he regarded the hot strife and struggle of these Candidates in the race for Gold, thought w... ...ired of Schloss Schinkenstein; the Rhine bores me after a while. It is too hot for Florence; besides they have not completed the picture- gallery, and... ...ders suffered compara- tively little. “Be cool, boys,” I said; “it will be hot enough work for you ere long.” The honest fellows answered with an Iris... ...f the “Royal George”—the Briton who had guarded, a corpse at his feet. The hatches were down. The ship was in posses- sion of the “Repudiator’s” crew.... ...tion, up to the fatle Bench. “‘My child, my child,’ shreex she, in a hoss, hot voice. ‘Where’s my infant? a little bewtifle child, with blue eyes,— de... ...one day at dinner, just as I happened to be blowing on a piece of scalding hot green fat. I was stupefied at once—I thrust the entire morsel (about ha... ...Bahawder rumi- nates on the words of the unbeliever: he is an ostrich, and hatches the eggs of his thoughts.” “Bekhusm! on my nose be it! May the youn... ...l- lengers, at each side of which hung what they called escoachings, (like hatchments, which they put up when people die,) and underneath sat their pa...

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...rv- ing. This is our hospitality. These are our manners. No room ready. No hot water. No welcoming hostess. Our visitor is to sleep in the toolshed, a... ...CAPTAIN SHOTOVER. Go there yourself, you and all the crew. Batten down the hatches. 131 GB Shaw NURSE GUINNESS. And hide beside the coward I mar- rie...

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...e to knock the improper object off its shelf? It has stood too long there. Hatched in Pekin (I should say) by some Board of Respectable Rites, the lit... ... them. In fact, the situation was too poignant and too involved for either hot scorn or a coldly rational discussion. For 105 Joseph Conrad the Poles... ...death one would deal to brave men.” And behold, before history had time to hatch an- other war of the like proportions in the intensity of aroused pas...

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...een: But soft—by regular approach—not yet— First through the length of yon hot terrace sweat; 130 And when up ten steep slopes you’ve dragg’d... ...o receive, Which grave physicians scruple not to give: Satyrion near, with hot eringoes stood, Cantharides, to fire the lazy blood, Whose use old bard... ...ught our realm acquires. Here pleased behold her mighty wings outspread To hatch a new Saturnian age of lead. Close to those walls where Folly holds h... ...ine.—P . 369 ‘Lo! one vast egg:’ in another of these farces, Harlequin is hatched upon the stage, out of a large egg.—P . 370 ‘Immortal Rich:’ Mr Jo...