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...loud of years, became That Odin, father of a race by whom Perished the Roman Empire; how the friends 190 And followers of Sertorius, out of Spain Flyi... ... holy Scene! along the smooth green turf 115 Our Horses grazed: to more than inland peace Left by the sea wind passing overhead (Though wind of roughe... ...hought profound As is the pillow where he rests his head. The ensigns of the empire which he holds— The globe and sceptre of his royalties— 330 Are te... ... might ye are in league, Who make our wish our power, our thought a deed, An empire, a possession. Ye whom time 555 And seasons serve—all faculties—to... ...thousand trees, Or Gehol’s famous gardens, in a clime 125 Chosen from widest empire, for delight Of the Tartarian dynasty composed Beyond that mighty ... ...onduct of their guide, In loose procession through the shallow stream 530 Of inland water; the great sea meanwhile Was at safe distance, far retired. ... ...ir sentence was, I thought, pronounced—their rights Seemed mortal, and their empire passed away. 95 What then remained in such eclipse, what light To ...

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...political charac- ter and the laws of the country, and that it has no less empire over civil society than over the Government; it creates opin- ions, ... ... all classes are equally cultivated; the State becomes democratic, and the empire of democracy is slowly and peaceably introduced into the institution... ...atever crossed its path, and has shaken all that it has not destroyed. Its empire on society has not been gradually in- troduced or peaceably establis... ...on went on. The religious and political passions which ravaged the British Empire during the whole reign of *The emigrants who founded the State of Rh... ...pierce the woods, scare off the beasts of prey, explore the courses of the inland streams, and make ready the triumphal procession of civilization acr... ...hey would soon create foreign powers upon their own territory. A system of inland custom-houses would then be established; the valleys would be divide... ...Washington now stands; but the great body of the people is now advanc- ing inland and to the north, so that in twenty years the ma- jority will unques... ...h Washington now stands; but the great body of the people is now advancing inland and to the north, so that in twenty years the majority will unquesti... ...daily means of communication between the different points of the coast. An inland navigation of unexampled rapidity conveys commodi- ties up and down ...

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...een attention that it merits, and would at times dismiss the whole British Empire with a puzzled, if reverent, sigh. Not out of them are the shows of ... ... the Tuileries. Peace came—it was all very immense, one had turned into an Empire—but he knew that some quality had vanished for which not all Alsace-... ...cts than do the learned men of England. They collect facts, and facts, and empires of facts. But which of them will rekindle the light within?” To all... ... well 109 EM Forster be proud. No wonder England has become an Em- pire. “Empire!” “I can’t bother over results,” said Margaret, a little sadly. “The... ...ttle sadly. “They are too difficult for me. I can only look at the men. An Empire bores me, so far, but I can appreciate the heroism that builds it up... ...seemed in his grasp as he listened to the River Thames, which still flowed inland from the sea. So wonderful to the girls, it held no mysteries for hi... ...He never bothered over the mysterious or the private. The Thames might run inland from the sea, the chauf- feur might conceal all passion and philosop...

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...g of routine musters and clean clothes, had thrown up the service and gone inland, where men of his calibre were sure of employment. For his knowledge... ...ked, and slept again “for,” said Peroo, who had haled him a thousand miles inland, “he is a very holy man. He never cares what you eat so long as you ... ...rted, at the speed of the average London four- wheeler, and entered a semi-inland sea, warm, still, and blue, which is, perhaps, the most strictly pre... ...n great words flashed over the sea- beds, things happen. The Governor sent inland swiftly for his prisoners, who were also soldiers; and never was a m... ...our water chuckled at them overside. They looked at the palm-fringed hills inland, at the white houses above the harbour road, at the single tier of n... ... among the coal, and the snatch of a song, something like this: “Oh, the Empire State must learn to wait, And the Cannon-ball go hang! When the ... ...and his small-boned hands were moving restlessly. “Suppose you flagged the Empire State Express, or the West- ern Cyclone?” “Suppose I did. I know Oti... ...ning he kept his pores open and his mouth shut. The regular working of the Empire shifted his world to India, where he tasted utter loneliness in suba... ... long hour, as mother and son should, if there is to be any future for the Empire. With a simple woman’s deep guile she asked questions and suggested ...

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... Gustavus Adolphus von Galgenstein, captain of horse and of the Holy Roman Empire” (he lifted here his hat with much gravity, and all the crowd, even ... ...ain W ood, and they two together committed many atrocious robberies in the inland counties; but these being too hot to hold them, they went into the w... ...peak?—to a nobleman of seventy-eight de- scents; a count of the Holy Roman Empire; a representative of a sovereign? Ha, egad! Don’t stamp, fellow, if ...

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...r of Rannoch. It is not only when we cross the seas that we go abroad; there are foreign parts of England; and the race that has conquered so wide an empire has not yet managed to assimilate the islands whence she sprang. Ireland, Wales, and the Scottish mountains still cling, in part, to their old Gaelic speech. It was but the other day that English triumphed in Cornwall,...

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...e are foreign parts of England; and the race that has conquered so wide an empire has not yet managed to assimilate the islands whence she sprang. Ire... ...ount England foreign. The constitution of society, the very pillars of the empire, surprise and even pain us. The dull, neglected peasant, sunk in mat... ...on for life. Britain is altogether small, the mere taproot of her extended empire: Scotland, again, which alone the Scottish boy adopts in his imagina... ...l aggregation blind them to the nature of facts? The story of the Austrian Empire would seem to answer, no; the far more galling business of Ireland c... ...hat he has learned to recognise. The tumultuary and gray tide of life, the empire of routine, the unrejoicing faces of his el- ders, fill him with con... ...tands, apart from the town, beside the pier, in a climate of its own, half inland, half marine – in front the ferry bubbling with the tide and the gua...

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... in the Babylonian, Egyptian, and later Persian, and eventually Macedonian empires. The first influence was a religious system which traces itself bac... ...lgation as the official religious system of Persia and then of the Persian empire. 14 This system today is continued by a very small group principally... ...oroastrianism which had quickly gained the official support of the Persian empire. For reasons not quite clear, this prevented the establishment of Bu... ...ecame well known, particularly during the time of the Macedonian and Roman empires. By about 300 BC Buddhism had become a THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION 24 ... ...th. In the first century AD this area was one of the outposts of the Roman Empire. Because this was the site of ma- jor trade routes with Africa and A... ...which annually renews nature. Rain may not fall for years at a time in the inland deserts. In the Jarapiri myth it is Jarapiri, the venomous snake, wh... ...and plenty which contrasts with the environment of the tribe, the district inland and eastward of Albany, which is cold and wet for over half the year...

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...very flattering success, especially in many of the factory-towns along our inland streams. As a supernumerary official, of some kind or other, aboard ... ...nd active, there is no temptation so great as the opportunity of acquiring empire over the human spirit; nor any idea more seductive to a young man th...

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...ditions and Troubles 38 …Of Atheism 40 …Of Superstition 41 …Of Travel 43 …Of Empire 47 …Of Counsel 50 …Of Delays 51 …Of Cunning 54 …Of Wisdom for a Ma... ...ion. You must except, nevertheless, Marcus Antonius, the half partner of the empire of Rome, and Appius Claudius, the decemvir and lawgiver; whereof t... ...ers, of that he hath learned abroad, into the customs of his own country. Of Empire I t is a miserable state of mind, to have few things to desire, an... ...wn favor, and is not the thing he was. To speak now of the true temper of empire, it is a thing rare and hard to keep; for both temper, and distemp... ...at 67 you may conclude, that no people overcharged with tribute, is fit for empire. Let states that aim at greatness, take heed how their no bili... ...itain) is great; both because most of the kingdoms of Europe, are not merely inland, but girt with the sea most part of their compass; and because the...

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...in a lull, screaming like gulls, and back they’d be driven five good miles inland before they could come head to wind again. Butterfly-wings! It was M... ...called me names and rolled his eyes, and I went away to wake up the people inland. But the pirates conquered the country, and for centuries Weland was... ...ber, after all, we are the people of the Old Stock, and our duty is to the Empire.” “‘T o which Empire?” I asked. “We split the Eagle before I was bor... ...ed.” “‘Ah!” said Maximus. “My old General was killed because he served the Empire too well. I may be killed, but not for that reason,” and he smiled a... ...e armour bound, Beat strongly, for Thy life-blood runs, Age after Age, the Empire round— In us Thy Sons, 87 Rudyard Kipling Who, distant from the Sev... ... Rimini. It’s one of the tunes that are always being born somewhere in the Empire. They run like a pesti- lence for six months or a year, till another... .... ‘Old men who have fol- lowed the Eagles since boyhood say nothing in the Empire is more wonderful than first sight of the Wall!’ ‘Is it just a Wall?...

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...nd deifie his power Who from the terrour of this Arm so late Doubted his Empire, that were low indeed, That were an ignominy and shame beneath ... ...EL Wrought still within them; and no less desire 295 To found this nether Empire, which might rise By pollicy, and long process of time, In emu... ...the popular vote Inclines, here to continue, and build up here A growing Empire; doubtless; while we dream, 315 And know not that the King of Hea... ... of his Kingdom loose no part 325 By our revolt, but over Hell extend His Empire, and with Iron Scepter rule Us here, as with his Golden those in... ...se if this be worth Attempting, or to sit in darkness here Hatching vain Empires. Thus BEELZEBUB Pleaded his devilish Counsel, first devis’d B... ...eft thir charge, Flown to the upper World; the rest were all Farr to the inland retir’d, about the walls - 197 - BOOK IX. Milton: Paradise Lost ...

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...ee; or measur ing with their bodies, like caterpillars, the breadth of vast empires; or standing on one leg on the tops of pillars, — even these form... ...; they are indispens able to every man. If your trade is with the Celestial Empire, then some small counting house on the coast, in some Salem harbor... ...nted for the ladies of the harem and the effeminate natives of the Celestial Empire, which Jonathan should be ashamed to know the names of. I would ra... ...in the ocean wave? Flints’, or Sandy Pond, in Lincoln, our greatest lake and inland sea, lies about a mile east of Walden. It is much larger, being sa... ...e, but of thought. Every man is the lord of a realm beside which the earthly empire of the Czar is but a petty state, a hummock left by the ice. Yet s... ...n. We think that we can change our clothes only. It is said that the British Empire is very large and respectable, and that the United States are a fir... ...skrats. It was not always dry land where Conclusion 207 we dwell. I see far inland the banks which the stream anciently washed, before science began ...

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...d to reduce this license to a dead letter, thanks to the war crisis of the Empire, and con- sequent atrophy of commercial enterprise; but he had ne- g... ... which of the two camps detested the other the more cordially. Un- der the Empire the machinery worked fairly smoothly, but the Restoration wrought bo... ...om chance, for there are lives in which chance plays no part. But when the Empire was in the full noonday of glory, and Napoleon was sending the flowe... ... as he had been promised the post of minister to Jerome in Westphalia, the Empire fell to pieces; and balked of his ambassade de famille as he called ... ...d have a rival’s life if he crossed his path. The elderly butterfly of the Empire came down with his whole weight on the poor poet, and tried to frigh... ... am satisfied.” And Lucien, eclipsed at this moment by the elegance of the inland rev- enue department, thought that it would be his turn by and by, w...

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................................................................. 20 WILL THE EMPIRE LIVE? ................................................................. ................................................ 151 THE SCHOOLMASTER AND THE EMPIRE ....................................................................... ...ttle inadequate, I thought, as a basis for confidence in the future of the Empire. We have still our Derby Day, of course.... Apart from these patriot... ...tish Coronations is past. What new phase in the life of our nation and our Empire does this tremendous ceremony inaugurate? The question is inevitable... ...rthened indeed, but not overwhelmed, by the gi- gantic responsibilities of Empire, a little relaxed by wealth, and hampered rather than enslaved by a ... ...s and opportunities more particularly along the shores of great rivers and inland seas. Trade and travel began, at first only a trade in adventitious ...

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...opling of the world by the children of Adam or Noah, let him plant in some inland vacant places of America. We shall find that the possessions he coul... ... ready cultivated and well stocked, too, with cattle, in the middle of the inland parts of America, where he had no hopes of commerce with other parts... ...ed him of, that liberty or sovereignty he had a right to, or gave away his empire to those who had the government of his nonage? This government over ... ...ce arrived to the enfranchisement of the years of discretion. The father’s empire then ceases, and he can from thenceforward no more dispose of the li... ... were not nor could not be so begun, I suppose the contenders for paternal empire were better let it alone than urge it against natu ral liberty; for... ...e reach of the conquering swords and spreading domination of the two great empires of Peru and Mexico enjoyed their own natural freedom, though, caet... ... had instructed in forms of govern ment, nor the ambition or insolence of empire had taught to beware of the encroachments of prerogative or the inco...

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...ech leaves old. I sat and mused and drank sweet wine; A herdsman came from inland valleys, Crying, the pirates drove his swine To fill their dark beake... ...aim on the hill, when day sinks drowned in dew, Being weary of the world’s empires, bow down to you. Master of the still stars and of the flaming door.... ...crow, Another Argo’s painted prow Drive to a flashier bauble yet. The Roman Empire stood appalled: It dropped the reins of peace and war When that fierc... ...OWER 217 Where seven Ephesian topers slept and never knew When Alexander’s empire passed, they slept so sound. Stretch out your limbs and sleep a long... ... a beanfeast or a banquet, That all must hang their trust Upon the British Empire, Upon the Church of Christ. The ghost of Roger Casement Is beating o...

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...n,) is at present a Grand Duchy in the north west ern part of the Russian empire, bordering on Olenetz, Arch angel, Sweden, Norway, and the Baltic S... ...to the writings of the two Grimms; to Latham’s Native Races of the Russian Empire; to the translations of the Kalevala by Alex. Castren, Anton Schieff... ...the trees on mountains. Three, the water falls in number, Three in number, inland oceans, Three in number, lofty mountains, Shooting to the vault of h... ... the plains of Kalma, Through the kingdom of T uoni, To the end of Kalma’s empire, Where the jaws of Death stand open, Where the head of Kalma lowers,... ...ese waters, With thy cross bow and thine arrow, Shoot the swan within this empire, Shoot our water birds in welcome!” Thus the hero, Lemminkainen, Thu... ...to sleep the wicked people, Still the people of Manala, Quiet all T uoni’s empire.” Thereupon the sun of Ukko, Dearest child of the Creator, Flying th... ...awks descended, From the, clouds down swooped the falcon, Ducks arose from inland waters, Swans came gliding from the marshes; 387 The Kalevala Tiny ... ... ( Y Y Y Y Ya a a a a’ ’ ’ ’ ’men). men). men). men). men). A river of F inland. J J J J Jor or or or or’ ’ ’ ’ ’dan. dan. dan. dan. dan. C urious... ...name of the cow. N N N N Ne e e e e’wa. ’wa. ’wa. ’wa. ’wa. A river of F inland. N N N N Ny rik y rik y rik y rik y rik ’ki. ’ki. ’ki. ’ki. ’ki. A...

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...victorious Ibrahim, the march of the Egyptian army was stopped—the menaced empire of 19 Burlesques the Ottomans was saved from ruin; the Marchioness ... ...t garden of Le Notre (from which Niblo’s garden has been copied in our own Empire city of New Y ork), and playing at leap-frog with their uncle, the C... ... in an Austrian accent; “is not my Royal Louis the first watchmaker in his empire?” The King cast a pleased glance at his repeater, and kissed with co... ...rd, who followed the royal pair, in his quality of arch-chamberlain of the empire, “I pray you look through the gardens, and tell his Excellency Docto... ...of the English East India Company would 152 Thackeray have established my empire (bah! it was a republic then!) in the East—but that the man before u... ... John, who flung succors into the menaced kingdoms of the penin- sula; the inland sea swarmed with their ships hasting from their forts and islands, f...