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...ing ovonts to joke of — above all. it is the proper exiires- sion of those innocent personalities whicii make ii college year l)ook more valuahli> tim... ... restriction; secondly, that we may have confidence in the presence of the innocent, that there may be nothing so to sully our record that we cannot b... ...ame which conforms to the surround- ings seems the readiest way out of the dilemma. It is to occupy a po- sition of prominence in the Berk- shire quad...

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...n was closed, he says, “I thank God, her death was as easy as her life was innocent; and as it cost her not a groan, nor even a sigh, there is yet upo... ... the wrong even than has generally been supposed, and Pope more thoroughly innocent as well as more generous, we have the means at a proper opportunit... ...els the libellous insinuations against Pope and Miss Martha Blount. A more innocent connection we do not be- lieve ever existed. As an author, Warburt... ...mpound or fractional date, viz, the preven- tion of a capital ambiguity or dilemma, now enjoins its omis- sion. For in our day, when the double openin... ...l good writing, to express one’s own thoughts by another man’s words. This dilemma arises. The thought is, or it is not, worthy of that emphasis which... ...ffair, but on no very great scale, and with no distinguished results. Some prisoners, however, he brought, together with some wounded; and naturally h... ...rasts between the Frank- fort treatment of their own wounded, and of their prisoners who happened to be in the same circumstances, and under a militar... ...ur hundred human beings, it is true, 201 Thomas de Quincey were my fellow-prisoners in this abode; but they were mere tautologies and reiterations of...

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... own womanly charms, her delightful society, and her sweet, Irish style of innocent gayety. No transformation that ever legends or romances had report... ... which we may demand an answer; and, according to that answer, observe the dilemma into which these furciferous knaves must drop. If they are com- par... ...ught amongst the ruins, and massa- cred each other without mercy; the only prisoners that were spared owed their lives to fanaticism; some Christian y... ...ion the Pacha’s son, and sixty officers of the rank of Aga, were also made prisoners by a truly rustic mode of assault. The Turks had shut themselves ... ...e cir- cumstances that he will and must deliver himself from the burden of prisoners by a general massacre. Infants even will not be spared.” Many wom... ...ou look down tamely from your city walls upon such another massacre of the innocents as we have once be- fore witnessed?” “Cursed be Holkerstein!” sai... ...n from the castle windows upon a vile marauder, stripping or murdering the innocent people who are throw- ing themselves upon the hospitality of this ... ...nt from that employed in columns five and six. Upon which I offer you this dilemma: it is—or it is not; choose. Phil. Suppose I say, it is? X. In that...

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...here? What do I know, John Baptist Cavalletto? Death of my life! There are prisoners here sometimes, who are not in such a devil of a hurry to be trie... ...g the words with a kiss. ‘Adieu, my birds!’ the pretty child repeated. Her innocent face looked back so brightly over his shoul- der, as he walked awa... ... and all the old dark horrors of his usual preparation for the sleep of an innocent child to overshadow him. She shut the book and remained for a litt... ...tore; others were sympathising with the greatest volubility. The gentlemen prisoners, feeling themselves at a disadvan- tage, had for the most part re... ...address of condolence to him, which looked like a Lease, and which all the prisoners signed. When he appeared again he was greyer (he had soon begun t... ...they passed along them. Worldly wise in hard and poor necessities, she was innocent in all things else. Innocent, in the mist through which she saw he... ...gently expressing her desire to see ‘Him’ per- form that ceremony. In this dilemma, Mr Pancks, whose resources appeared equal to any emergency in the ... ...no more come down to open it than the churchyard dead themselves!’ In this dilemma, Mistress Affery, with her apron as a hood to keep the rain off, ra...

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...here? What do I know, John Baptist Cavalletto? Death of my life! There are prisoners here sometimes, who are not in such a devil of a hurry to be trie... ...g the words with a kiss. ‘Adieu, my birds!’ the pretty child repeated. Her innocent face looked back so brightly over his shoul- der, as he walked awa... ... and all the old dark horrors of his usual preparation for the sleep of an innocent child to overshadow him. She shut the book and remained for a litt... ...tore; others were sympathising with the greatest volubility. The gentlemen prisoners, feeling themselves at a disadvan- tage, had for the most part re... ...address of condolence to him, which looked like a Lease, and which all the prisoners signed. When he appeared again he was greyer (he had soon begun t... ...they passed along them. Worldly wise in hard and poor necessities, she was innocent in all things else. Innocent, in the mist through which she saw he... ...gently expressing her desire to see ‘Him’ per- form that ceremony. In this dilemma, Mr Pancks, whose resources appeared equal to any emergency in the ... ...no more come down to open it than the churchyard dead themselves!’ In this dilemma, Mistress Affery, with her apron as a hood to keep the rain off, ra...

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...’d be hell, wouldn’t it, now?” He chuckled at contem plation of so pleasant a dilemma. Nightfall found him by the edge of the stream, his eyes wrestl... ...ood for at least five minutes outside; that then, when he entered, he found the prisoners already inside; and that they had not entered just before, be... ... by the one door to the barracks. But what of that? Ah Cho and his four fellow prisoners had testified that Schemmer was mistaken. In the end they woul... ... with him was of a piece with everything they did. First they found guilty five innocent men, and next they cut off the head of the man that even they,... ...ev ils had doubtlessly changed their minds. Instead of taking the life of one innocent man, they were taking the life of another innocent man. Ah Cho... ... had dug their own graves and been shot into them. Two more were United States prisoners in Los Angeles. Juan Alvarado, the Federal commander, was a m... ...l about her at all. He laughed weakly at the recollection, for she had been as innocent of garb as Eve before the fig leaf adventure. Squat and lean at...

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... to my good feeling? Or does my brain respond with reward responses to a situation, and that‘s why I feel good. It is the old chicken and egg dilemm... ...was at Stanford, Dr. Zimbardo, who was a psychologist, recruited a couple of dozen male students for a two week study. He assigned some to be prison... ...s were told to keep order and make sure that no one escaped, but they were not to use violence. By the second day some guards were hitting the prison... ...econd day some guards were hitting the prisoners with their fists. Some of them made the prisoners do pushups, then they put their feet on the prison... ... 43 a bomb for a turban. Most people in the West, Muslims included, had abhorred what they saw as senseless killings of innoce... ...ing men, women and children. Even the government troops, out of frustration, often attacked the people they were supposed to protect. In Iraq innoce... ...Socialism, Hitler needed Jews and gypsies as the devils. Bin Laidin needed pro-Israel countries and liberal Muslims as his reasons for killing innoce...

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...ull body would occasion poor old Caleb Balderstone, and very little of the dilemma to which he was about to expose his friend the Master, so ill circu... ... recep- tion to which they were exposed, that, coming from a crea- ture so innocent andso beautiful, her words cut Ravenswood to the very heart for hi... ... auld doited deevil,” said Caleb, still exulting in his extrication from a dilemma which had seemed insur- 119 Sir Walter Scott mountable; “keep the ... ...id the mother-in-law, as the cooper re-entered the apartment, “to send the innocent lad after an armed man, when ye ken Mr. Balderstone aye wears a ra... ... I have known a rogue, for this very reason, make a better defence than an innocent man could have done in the same circumstances of suspicion. Having... ...wood were of a very mixed com- plexion. He saw himself at once in the very dilemma which he had for some time felt apprehensive he might be placed in....

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... restrain or punish offenses, have given occasion to the slaughter of many innocent inhabitants. The neighborhood of Spanish and British territories, ... ...of their engagements with the league. The Achaeans were now reduced to the dilemma of sub- mitting to Cleomenes, or of supplicating the aid of Macedon... ... gether abortive, or attended with slaughter and desolation, involving the innocent with the guilty; of general inbecility, confusion, and misery. In ... ...s- ing that a right of this kind does not exist, but we are reduced to the dilemma either of embracing that supposition, prepos- terous as it may seem... ...s commensurate to its objects? A dissolution or usurpation is the dreadful dilemma to which it is continually exposed. Publius. 169 The Federalist Pa... ...d government. It appears, also, that the executive department had not been innocent of frequent breaches of the constitu- tion. There are three observ...

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...bjector to drawing room discipline, to the purification, in other words, of innocent childhood, should kindly measure out then the appropriate amount o... ...ed somehow no follies in theirs—nothing, one was obliged to recognise, but innocent pleasures, pleasures without penalties. Their enjoyment was a trib... ...take in the bright day. He looked younger than his years; he was beautiful innocent vague. “Oh well, I’M not!” he rang out clear. “I should like to se... ...e had explained at home, she had repeatedly re explained, the terms of her dilemma, the real difficulty of her, or—as she now put it—of their, position...

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... the Prince, “and I have all the will in the world to rescue you from this dilemma, but upon one condition. If my friend and I eat your cakes – for wh... ...” said the Prince, raising his face, “that un- happy lad was last night as innocent as you and I; and this morning the guilt of blood is on his soul. ... ...dine. “Your Highness,” said he, “has by this time a consider- able body of prisoners. There is at least one criminal among the number to whom justice ... ...isadventure. “Alas!” cried Dr. Noel, “I am much abused, or you have fallen innocently into the most dangerous hands in Europe. Poor boy, what a pit ha... ...poses; the trade of the association was in murder; and I who speak to you, innocent as I appear, was the chieftain of this redoubt- able crew.” “What?... ...wholly in the dark as either of yourselves as to the nature of my friend’s dilemma. I betook myself, as soon as I had received this order, to a furnis...

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... killed, and eight wounded, we were obliged to yield, and were carried all prisoners into Sallee, a port belonging to the Moors. The usage I had there... ...ially the wax, to make candles. An- other trick I tried upon him, which he innocently came into also: his name was Ismael, which they call Muley, or M... ... must throw you into the sea too.” The boy smiled in my face, and spoke so innocently that I could not distrust him, and swore to be faithful to me, a... ...be taken with a fresh of wind, I might neither reach one or other. In this dilemma, as I was very pensive, I stepped into the cabin and sat down, Xury... ...s they often met and fought in their canoes, the victors, having taken any prisoners, would bring them over to this shore, where, according to their d... ..., any more than those Christians were murderers who often put to death the prisoners taken in battle; or more fre- quently, upon many occasions, put w... ...ificing hu- man bodies to their idols, were yet, as to the Spaniards, very innocent people; and that the rooting them out of the coun- try is spoken o...

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... have been a pity to deprive them of the pleasure of contemplating such an innocent spectacle. Over the Count’s horse was thrown a fine red cloth, ric... ...ime she considered herself free as the wind, and permitted herself all the innocent gaieties which that “char- tered libertine,” a coquette, can take.... ... but no, she never looked directly towards him, and still walked on. Sweet innocent! she was singing as if none were near; her voice went soaring up t... ... he was perfectly satisfied with his present bachelor condi- tion. In this dilemma, Mr. Brock stepped forward, who de- clared himself very ready to ac... ...munication; on the contrary, Mr. Brock, as an old soldier, entertained his prisoners with the utmost courtesy, and did all that lay in his power, by t... ...hed much a night’s conversation together. The Corporal, after treating his prisoners to punch in great quantities, proposed the amusement of cards: ov... ...ur to belong to is not paid by the Queen; and so we’re obliged to make our prisoners pay, according to estab- lished military practice.” No lawyer cou...

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... kill’d, and eight wounded, we were obliged to yield, and were carry’d all Prisoners into Sallee, a Port belonging to the Moors. The Use I had there w... ...pecially the Wax to make Candles. Another Trick I try’d upon him, which he innocently came into 16 ROBINSON CRUSOE also; his Name was Ismael, who the... ... I must throw you into the Sea too; the Boy smil’d in my Face and spoke so innocently that I could not mistrust him; and swore to be faithful to me, a... ... be taken with a Fresh of Wind I might neither reach one or other. In this Dilemma, as I was very pensive, I stept into the Cabbin and sat me down, Xu... ...s they often met, and fought in their Canoes, the Victors having taken any Prisoners, would bring them over to this Shore, where according to their dr... ...any more than those Christians were Murtherers, who often put to Death the Prisoners taken in Battle; or more frequently, upon many Occasions, put who... ...acrificing human Bodies to their Idols, were yet, as to the Spaniards, very innocent People; and that the rooting them out of the Country, is spoken of...

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...praise, they moved the more candid to revolt. I was here on the horns of a dilemma; and between these horns I squeezed myself with perhaps some loss t... ...th condign punishment; the generation passes, the offence remains, and the innocent must suffer. No underground railroad could atone for slavery, even... ...d down, this poor, insulted poet ran once more upon his fate. There was an innocent and gentle Highland nursery-maid at service in a neighbouring fami... ... service to spread culture, if this be its result, among the comparatively innocent and cheerful ranks 69 Familiar Studies of Men & Books of men. Whe... ...n escap- ing from Japan; and Yoshida and his followers were handed over as prisoners to the authorities at Simoda. That night he who had been to explo... ... of the formality on such occa- sions for the new King to liberate certain prisoners; and so the basket was let down into Villon’s pit, and hastily di... ...or the profit of mankind. In the year 1415 Henry V . had two distinguished prisoners, French Charles of Orleans and Scottish James I., who whiled away... ...against the Reformer affixed, Sunday after Sunday, to the church door. The dilemma was fairly enough stated. Ei- ther his doctrine is false, in which ...