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...bitants of the house he indicated were placed by the man‘s tale in the greatest dilemma and anxiety, particularly if there was any one in the house ... ...it is called a case of lamentable witchcraft. So it was with those who slew the innocent. In 1685 or 6 a book was published at Boston with the appro... ...anction to the delusive and malicious prosecutions, and sealed the doom of many innocent victims, The inquisitors, the accused and a cloud of specta...

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...vidence against the guilty man. The prefect returned to Ochrida with forty or fifty prisoners, kept them in gaol for three or four days, and then re... ...ic, opaque and hurried. The King apparently believed - or claimed he did - that the prisoners conspired on his life. West testifies in her great opu... ...st. It was made abundantly clear to the Ustasha that it was an all-out war with no prisoners taken. The King had to go. It was a strange movement... ...ble analogy deteriorated further as the Kosovar Velvet was stained by the blood of innocents. Dr. Rugova was an unfazed dreamer in a land of harsh ... ...ressions - "useful idiots". Stalin, semi-contemptuously, called them "professional innocents". We knew that the Western "peace" movements were act... ...iles' "surgical" precision. The legal (and moral) imperative to spare the lives of innocent civilians was well observed, they bragged. "Collateral ... ... that there is a hushed trade-off between civilian and combatant casualties. This dilemma is both ethical and practical. It is often "resolved" by...

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...y.” “What is done to infanticides in this country?” asked Major Cavalcanti innocently. “Oh, their heads are soon cut off,” said Danglars. “Ah, indeed?... ...up in her little slender fingers and conveyed it to her mouth with all the innocent 170 The Count of Monte Cristo artlessness of a child when eating ... ...e possessed, we went out, both covered with veils, to solicit alms for the prisoners, saying, ‘He who giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord.’ Then wh... ... to my father, we sent it to the convent, where it was divided amongst the prisoners.” “And how old were you at that time?” 171 Alexandre Dumas “I wa... ... his carriage in the same manner that he had the newspapers which were the innocent agents of his discomfiture, as he was crossing the barrier he per-... ...rrest him?” “I hope so.” “If they should arrest him (I know that sometimes prisoners af- ford means of escape), will you leave him in prison?” — The p... ... might alienate my protector. He has two means of extricating me from this dilemma, — the one by a mysterious escape, managed through brib- ery; the o...

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...HAW 1909 A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication The Doctor’s Dilemma: Preface on Doctors by George Bernard Shaw is a publication of the ... ...nt or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. The Doctor’s Dilemma: Preface on Doctors by George Bernard Shaw, the Pennsylvania State ... ...ate University is an equal opportunity university. 3 GB Shaw THE DOCTOR’S DILEMMA: PREFACE ON DOCTORS BERNARD SHAW 1909 IT IS NOT THE FAULT of our do... ...rm which they intended to introduce into the patient’s system may be quite innocent of the catastrophe, and that the casual dirt introduced with it ma... ... performed since the world began have produced nothing so important as the innocent and honorable discovery of radi- ography; and one of the reasons w...

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... literary work - what becomes important for the paradox. The situation of dilemma provoked by the paradox is a prospect: it incites to a new effort ... ...ised in poetry and familiar with the modern horizon of the thought, a non- innocent. As a matter of fact, the values lie in courage. The author of th... ...s of the text and an encouragement to an analogical imagistic reading. An innocent “staging” of the legibility modifies sensibly the perception of th... ...ul - Ankara, in the concentration camp for refugees, 1998-9): a paradoxist dilemma - “Is it possible to not be possible?”, the punitive extrapolation... ...f and only if n doesn’t belong to any of the Smarandache defined numbers. Dilemma: find a Smarandache paradoxist number sequence. Solution (?): If ...

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...ALSE COURTESAN ........................................................................................................... 50 THE DANGER OF BEING TOO INNOCENT............................................................................ 60 THE DEAR NIGHT OF LOVE ..................................................................................................... 69 THE SERMO...

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.................................................. 50 THE DANGER OF BEING TOO INNOCENT ..................................................................... ...ld by the ice. “Then Godenot, like a good Christian, released him from his dilemma, and opened the door of the house to him, out of respect to the win... ...lieve she had come to take the keys of Paris by assault. To which the poor innocent replied, that she was in search of a good situation, and had no ev... ...urs, and girlish quarrels, worry their elders, imitating them grotesquely, innocently mocking them, telling stories that made them laugh till the tear... ...Sardini found the privy counsellors much embarrassed and surprised at this dilemma, but he made them all agree, telling them to turn it to their own a... ...umbs, leavings, bits, atoms, and fragments of this Canaan of rats. In this dilemma the good mouse, artful as an old courtier who had lived under two r...

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...er do--the situation is in itself delightful. Those that I have in mind in beginning to unfold this simple history offered an admirable setting to an innocent pastime. The implements of the little feast had been disposed upon the lawn of an old English country-house, in what I should call the perfect middle of a splendid summer afternoon. Part of the afternoon had waned, b...

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...be ginning to unfold this simple history offered an admirable setting to an innocent pastime. The implements of the little feast had been disposed up... ...n to every one; it’s not enviable. It has never been seen by a young, happy, innocent person like you. You must have suffered first, have suffered grea... ...gether, with her meagre knowledge, her inflated ideals, her confidence at once innocent and dogmatic, her temper at once exacting and indulgent, her mix... ...hts, and the fact of this association of her uncle’s mild acuteness with her dilemma seemed to prove that she was concerned with the natural and reaso...

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... as they count, are foraged in this way; and some four hundred head of new Prisoners; and, on the whole, 18 The French Revolution - V olume Three suc... ...Prison- Registers before them; unwonted wild tumult howling all round: the Prisoners in dread expectancy within. Swift: a name is called; bolts jingle... ...iment du Roi in mutiny; but the bravest heart may quail at this. The Swiss Prisoners, remnants of the Tenth of August, ‘clasped each other spas- modic... ...Montgaillard, iii. 205).)); the poor maiden does drink. “This Sombreuil is innocent then!” Yes indeed,—and now note, most of all, how the bloody pikes... ...witnesses; and see, in that way, for himself, how it was. Brave Jourgniac, innocent Abbe Sicard, judicious Ad- vocate Maton, these, greatly compressin... ...icer, twenty years: and I appear at your tribunal with the assurance of an innocent man, who therefore will not lie.”—”We shall see that,” said the Pr... ...thetic froth 80 The French Revolution - V olume Three and no footing?—The dilemma presses sore; and between the horns of it you wriggle round and rou... ...ve decided, and go forward: the others wriggle round uneasily within their dilemma-horns, and make way nowhither. Chapter 3.2.V. Stretching of Formula... ...nd assurance of faith they have. They must wriggle painfully between their dilemma-horns. (See Extracts from their Newspapers, in Hist. Parl. xxi. 1-3...

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...mbrance, and one day or other to make him bitterly re- pent of it. In this dilemma, Montrose, who considered the proposed armistice as a mere stratage... ... tenens, as we said at the Mareschal-College, until your warder visits his prisoners. But if not, I will first strangle you—I learned the art from a P... ...ess, like a second Dionysius, the means of hearing the conversation of his prisoners, or, if he pleased, of visiting them in disguise, an experiment w... ...ander with whom he was in conversation; “would you yourselves have left an innocent female, the companion of your infancy, to die by violence, or peri... ...carried them farther upon their mission, were entrapped and slain, or made prisoners, by the inhabitants of the fastnesses into which they endeavoured... ...e reasoning; but that con- cise reasoner, Cromwell, soon put an end to the dilemma: “Sir James T urner must give his parole, or be laid in irons.” Not...

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...lsebill and tried her with the ordeal of water; but, look you, she sank as innocent as a puppy dog, and Ursel was at fault to fix on any one else. The... ...solute: “Take the child back with him into a very nest of robbers!—her own innocent dove whom they had shielded from all evil like a very nun in a clo... ...hen, the gracious lady has not heard of our luck. Excellent booty, and two prisoners! The young Baron has been a hero indeed, and has won himself a kn... ...terly grieved that the stain of robbery should have fallen on her hitherto innocent sons. Every peasant she met greeted her with praises of their youn... ...r-off!”— the boy’s eye expanded and glistened with eagerness. “Here are we prisoners—to ourselves, if you like—but prisoners still, pent up in the roc... ...tained the pledge of his own ill- omened wedlock; but, in the midst of the dilemma, the Emperor, producing his dagger, began to detach some of the mas... ...self among a herd of his fellow Germans in the Turkish camp. They were the prisoners of the terrible T urkish raid of 1475, when Georg von Schenk and ...

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...,” said Queen Mary, among her ladies. “It was the unpremeditated grace and innocent audacity of the little ones that gave the charm. Now it will be a ... ...old, he had to conform outwardly. A slender, scholarly lad, with a pretty, innocent face, and a voice that could “speak small, like a woman,” came in ... ... were, as the Cavendish sisters often said in their spleen, almost as much prisoners as the Queen of Scots. Antony Babington was always her special pa... ...ed be- cause of it, could not bear to bring a comrade to disgrace; but the dilemma was put an end to by the sudden appear- ance on the scene of Captai... ...of being concerned in it, I know not, for though Heaven wots that he is as innocent as the child un- born, she will suspect him!” “I knew she flew hig... ...owed to return to the Queen, and that to have had any intercourse with the prisoners might overthrow all his de- signs in London, and he therefore onl... ...a man of great determination, and nothing was elicited from him. The other prisoners, and Nau and Curll, were questioned again and again under threats...

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...oaring aloft, and hover ing over their heads, the amorous dove, and every innocent little bird, spread wide the alarm, and fly trembling to their hid... ...astray; and, believe me, there is more pleasure, even in this world, in an innocent and virtuous life, than in one debauched and vicious. “As to you... ...sir, heartily, for your intended kindness to my poor helpless child: he is innocent, and I hope will live to be grateful for all the favours you shall... ...is wife, on whose prudent counsel he depended to extricate him out of this dilemma; but when he came thither he found his house in some confusion. So ... ...ssion point different ways? I am afraid it is too certain he will, in that dilemma, always follow the lat ter. Reason dictates to me, to quit all tho... ...tively refused, saying, I would not bring myself a second time into such a dilemma, and especially as he had lost all his money and was now in my own ...

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...52 Aaron’s Rod Josephine flushed darkly, and turned away. “Ah, he’s not so innocent as all that,” said Tanny roughly. “Those young young men, who seem... ...oung men, who seem so fresh, they’re deep enough, really. They’re far less innocent really than men who are experienced.” “They are, aren’t they, Tann... ...you any more: and you don’t know who is going to amuse you. I admit it’s a dilemma. But it’s a hedonistic dilemma of the commonest sort.” “I don’t kno... ... foolishly let themselves be taken; perhaps half a dozen men, half a dozen prisoners; less rather than more. The sergeant ordered these to be secured ... ...ing: “Oh, my dear fellow, what a lot they are!—Little Mee— looking like an innocent little boy. He’s over seventy if he’s a day. Well over seventy. We... ...in what I say? I speak what is true.” “Y es, I understand. I’m in the same dilemma myself.—But what I want to hear, is WHY you think it is so. Why is ... ...And therefore there is a problem. There is more than a problem, there is a dilemma. Either we must go to the logical conclusion—or—” “Somewhere else,”...

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...anomalies must look for comments. Public feeling ran unani- mous and high. Prisoners who escaped from the private gaol were not recaptured or not retu... ...r 1885 a tren- chant state paper issued from the German consulate. T wenty prisoners, the consul wrote, had now been at large for eight months from We... ..., and Sewall entered protest twice. There were two ways of escap- ing this dilemma: one was to withdraw the warriors; the other, by some hocus-pocus, ... ...ays all Vaimaunga was gone into the bush, the very gaoler setting free his prisoners and joining them in their escape. Hear the words of the chiefs in... ...n guilty on a thousand points – there was one on which she was necessarily innocent; she was nec- essarily innocent of proceeding on Mulinuu. Or suppo... ...air to hang a dog; and both the Germans and the chief justice must be held innocent. But the chief justice has shown that he can himself be led, by hi...

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...as a practice in Cumnor among the conspirators, to have poisoned this poor innocent lady, a little before she was killed, which was attempted after th... ...dest. And above all, without prejudice to others, he must have such godly, innocent, puritanic souls as thou, honest Anthony , who defy Satan, and do ... ...k of woman’s tresses; and by woman, shame, and sin, and death came into an innocent world.—And learned Master Mumblazen, too, can say scholarly things... ...y any decent captive for some hundred years. And I have that regard for my prisoners, poor things, that I have put good squires and men of worship, th... ...ess had been imposed upon by false testimonials. The consciousness of this dilemma renewed his extreme em- barrassment of look, voice, and manner; he ... ...“She speaks fairly,” said the jailer, “and I will take her part. I love my prisoners; and I have had as good prisoners under my key as they have had i... ...inet—too good a mark for his gallows-face. No man shall abuse or insult my prisoners; they are my jewels, and I lock them in safe casket accordingly. ...

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...know. They shuddered to hear that a frenzy, which led to the death of many innocent persons, had originated in the wicked arts of a few children. They... ... became convinced that they had been led into a terrible delusion. All the prisoners on account of witch craft were set free. But the innocent dead c... ...usion. All the prisoners on account of witch craft were set free. But the innocent dead could not be re stored to life and the hill where they were ... ...through the underbrush of the forest in old Governor Dummer’s War. In this dilemma Governor Shirley fixed upon a wealthy mer chant, named William Pep... ...the troops, Commodore Warren sent a small vessel to Boston with two French prisoners. One of them was Monsieur Bouladrie, who had been commander of a ... ... Com 82 TheWholeHistoryofGrandfather sChair modore Warren’s fleet. These prisoners assured Governor Shirley that the fortifications of Louisburg wer...

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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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... 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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...day, especially, she encouraged and advanced all sorts of cheerfulness and innocent gayety in her little household): and by notes entered into a table... ...ng her. And then he came to this country and married me—a poor girl—a poor innocent young thing—I say,”—”though she was past forty, you know, Harry, w... ...gh she was past forty, you know, Harry, when she married: and as for being innocent”—”Well,” she went on, “I knew nothing of my lord’s wickedness for ... ... and as these did not kill him he was thrown back upon t’other horn of his dilemma. Our great Duke at the same battle was fighting, not the French, bu...

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...ul and contagious are all such proceedings, that they contaminate the very innocent scenes where they are committed, and give the name of a bad house,... ...ny sweets, her thoughts being fixed on her Tommy, with a heart as good and innocent as her face was beautiful, Sophia (for it was she herself) lay rec... ...curred, saying, the Lord forbid he should be instrumental in committing an innocent person to durance. The justice then arose, acquitted the pris one... ...on he had received, presumed to attend her. He was now reduced to the same dilemma we have mentioned before, namely, the want of a shilling, and could... ...ch he promised to himself from seeing Sophia, he was reduced to an unhappy dilemma, with regard to Lady Bellaston; for there are some certain engageme... ... Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding; Vol. II Nothing could equal the dilemma to which Jones was now reduced. Honour knew nothing of any acquaint...

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... answer to a gesture from Crevel. “How can you load a poor girl, a pretty, innocent creature, with such a weight of enmity? But for the necessity that... ...e eye. When her eye, of deep ultramarine blue, liquid with the moisture of innocent youth, rested on a passer-by, he was involuntarily thrilled. Nor d... ...ly restrain the exclamation, “What a beautiful girl!” She was so genuinely innocent, that she could say to her mother: “What do they mean, mamma, by c... ...lutely empirical and without hope, depended on the verdict in this medical dilemma. Lisbeth stood as if petrified three yards away from the bed where ...

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... complementary aids on the other, (in the event of unprovided cases, or of dilemmas arising,) from the infalli- bility of a living expounder. 45 Thom... ...g champions of their own superstitious fables as not to falter in shedding innocent blood, ‘pudeat Christianos magistratus [as if the Roman Catholic m... ...icion of lunacy; and, secondly, would have placed him in this inextricable dilemma. On the one hand, to answer the questions prompted by his own per- ... ..., even by Christian nations, to have no rights at all!—in relation to ‘all prisoners and captives;’ and in relation to slaves! The New Testament had s... ...rst no- ticed hunger and cold as awful realities afflicting poor women and innocent children? Who first made a public provision to meet these evils?—C... ... reserve as this which was continually obtruding itself in the cases where innocent in- fants were the sufferers. This, in fact, was a prejudice in- a... ...thorities in Jerusalem already possessed? But the bishop suggests that the dilemma was this:—By day it was unsafe to seize him, such was the veneratio... ...create the right, or in the least degree palliate the atrocity, of putting prisoners to death in cold blood? Four days after the storm- ing, when all ... ... all things, after the faith of a Christian army had been pledged to these prisoners that not a hair of their heads should be touched, the imagination...

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... actor in producing them, or a contributor to their violence— or even more innocently, (though oftentimes not less miser- ably)—as a participator in t... ...path was in- evitably to be crossed by the bloody tiger;—angel, whose most innocent heart fitted thee for too early a flight from this impure planet; ... ...r yet rings in my ear:—‘Why should I make myself odious to you and to your innocent wife? Messenger of evil I am, and have been to many; but evil I wi... ...ast’—‘How so?’ I interrupted him; ‘surely they don’t detain the corpses of prisoners?’ ‘Ay, but mind you — put case that he or that she should die in ... ..., precisely according to the de- gree in which its absolute power over its prisoners was annu- ally growing less and less, grew more and more jealous ... ...s the circumstance that, by a usage derived from older days, both criminal prisoners and those who were prisoners for debt, equally fell under the cus... ...subjects, or a peaceful reign under the circumstances of the case; for the dilemma in which a Kalmuck ruler stood at present was of this nature; wanti... ...to himself these separate cases of perplexity: 1st, A perplexity where the dilemma arises from the collision be- tween magnitude and distance:—is the ... ...and distance:—is the size less, or the dis- tance greater? 2dly, Where the dilemma arises between mo- tions, a motion in ourselves doubtfully confound...

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...after long voyaging had got to port, plays over his broad simple face: the innocent King! He rises and speaks, with sonorous tone, a conceivable speec... ...ive, and still the firing slakes not.—Far down, in their vaults, the seven Prisoners hear muffled din as of earthquakes; their Turnkeys answer vaguely... ...nning off in his white smock, is driven back, with a death-thrust. Let all prisoners be marched to the Townhall, to be judged!—Alas, already one poor ... ...rthly things must end. Along the streets of Paris circulate Seven Bastille Prisoners, borne shoulder-high: seven Heads on pikes; the Keys of the Basti... ...u des Tuileries, ou recit, &c., par Roussel (in Hist. Parl. iv. 195-219).) Innocent brother mortal, why wert thou not an obscure substantial maker of ... ...e; remarking, rather than exclaiming, with outspread hands: “People, I die innocent; pray for me.” (See Deux Amis, iv. c. 14, 7; Hist. Parl. vi. 384.... ...ry invective, till sense be fled; cut him in two, hanging one half in this dilemma-horn, the 189 Thomas Carlyle other on that; blow the brains or thi... ...ve decided, and go forward: the others wriggle round uneasily within their dilemma-horns, and make way nowhither. 410 The French Revolution Chapter 3... ...nd assurance of faith they have. They must wriggle painfully between their dilemma-horns. (See Extracts from their Newspapers, in Hist. Parl. xxi. 1-3...

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...irst always falling off as soon as I was about to put on the next. In this dilemma, a young and handsome man came to me, and greeted me in the friendl... ...of every movable that he possessed to assist his suffering countrymen. The prisoners, however, were an evidence of a battle unfa- vorable to the allie... ...would rather allow the most urgent affair to stand still, than wreak on an innocent person the ill humor once excited in him, and give a decision dero... ...cture, with a great deal of good sense and kindliness. “The thing seems an innocent jest: it is a jest, but it is not innocent. I have already lived t... ...miliarity I never saw her practise to- wards anybody else. One of the most innocent, and, at the same time, amusing, parties of pleasure in which I en... ...not stand their ground, we think we can best extricate ourselves from this dilemma by our- selves throwing away what we cannot preserve. So it was wit... ...unsel, or even to serve you.” Upon this they disclosed to me their painful dilemma; namely, that they had invited twelve persons to table, and that ju...

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...naged to make a grimace and then as- sume a most serious, deferential, and innocent expression. The third company was the last, and Kutuzov pondered, ... ...Kutuzov’s whole army.” And Bilibin unwrinkled his temple, feeling that the dilemma was insoluble. 65 Tolstoy “I cannot argue about it,” replied Princ...

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... was a familiar and uncondemned practice amongst the Greeks and Romans to expose, with- out pity or remorse, their innocent infants. Secondly, that it... ...ies and spirits proves not space and body the same. Those who contend that space and body are the same, bring this dilemma:—either this space is somet... ...the first of these, men judge whether their actions are sins or duties; by the second, whether they be criminal or innocent; and by the third, whether... ...uishes them, but has as much an aversion for the one as the other. Thus hatreds are often begotten from slight and innocent occasions, and quarrels pr...

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...y with the atua fauau po , or night born gods.” It is true, there are the innocent pleasures of country life, and it is sometimes pleasant to make th... ...ing nature, and make haste to conduct the persevering pupil only into that dilemma where the professors always dwell. “To Athens gowned he goes, and... ...clothes and preparing for this experiment; yet it seemed likely that a new dilemma would arise, they were so thoughtlessly throwing away their clothes... ...avidThoreau learned. We could not help being struck by the seeming, though innocent indifference of Nature to these men’s ne cessities, while elsewhe... ...r path seem difficult and narrow, and beset with dangers, so that the most innocent and worthy enterprises appear insolent and a tempting of fate, and... ... made with coal mixed with grease, that the men were not killed, but taken prisoners. One of the company, named Farwell, perceiving that the turpentin...

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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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...ions that disclose their value. Some wisdom comes out of every natural and innocent action. The domestic man, who loves no music so well as 119 Emers... ...grief when some tyrannous Richard the Third oppresses and slays a score of innocent persons, as when Antonio and Tasso, both apparently right, wrong e... ...he world, then it is its dupe. Yet the little man takes the great hoax so innocently, works in it so headlong and believing, is born red, and dies gr... ...e intellect to see. We have little con- trol over our thoughts. We are the prisoners of ideas. They catch us up for moments into their heaven and so f... ...that they also have a key to theirs. A sympathetic person is placed in the dilemma of a swimmer among drowning men, who all catch at him, and if he gi...

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...nherit the desolate heritages; 1 Nephi 21:9 9 That thou mayest say to the prisoners: Go forth; to them that sit in darkness: Show yourselves. They s... ...leave your glory? 2 Nephi 20:4 4 Without me they shall bow down under the prisoners, and they shall fall under the slain. For all this his anger is ... ...derness, and destroyed the cities thereof, and opened not the house of his prisoners? 2 Nephi 24:18 18 All the kings of the nations, yea, all of them... ...hey shall stand as a testimony against you. And if ye slay me ye will shed innocent blood, and this shall also stand as a testimony against you at the... ...rom the beginning, that I had much desire that ye were not in the state of dilemma like your brethren, even so I have found that my desires have been ... ...he shall exercise upon them in his wrath may be just; and the blood of the innocent shall stand as a witness against them, yea, and cry mightily again... ...that thou shouldst forbear; for if thou shouldst slay thy son, he being an innocent man, his blood would cry from the ground to the Lord his God, for ...

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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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...en: all her romantic twaddle about novelet-made love, all her purely legal dilemmas as to whether she was married or “betrayed,” quite miss our hearts... ... ANN. [gently] I am sure you would never purposely force me into a painful dilemma, Jack. RAMSDEN. [irritably] Yes, yes, Annie: this is all very well,... ...ming. But you must make a choice one way or the other. We are as much in a dilemma as you. ANN. I feel that I am too young, too inexperienced, to de- ... ...’ll call you after your famous ancestor Don Juan. RAMSDEN. Don Juan! ANN. [innocently] Oh, is there any harm in it? I didn’t know. Then I certainly wo... ...lf could not stammer more confusedly, And yet you know perfectly well he’s innocent, Tavy. RAMSDEN. [exhausted] I am glad you admit that, sir. I ad- m... ... sir? What is to become of that? TANNER. Meaning a weeping Magdalen and an innocent child branded with her shame. Not in our circle, thank you. Morali... ...ws are the very people who de- clare that if the chain were broken and the prisoners left free to choose, the whole social fabric would fly asunder. Y...

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...hat his men are hopelessly outnumbered, makes no resistance. They are made prisoners by the Cadi’s followers.) SIDI (attempting to draw his scimitar).... ...rstand what such a creature is when she has a grievance, and imagines some innocent person to be the author of it? LADY CICELY (with a touch of impati... ...ynflete; and may he come in? LADY CICELY. Yes. By all means. Where are the prisoners? BLUEJACKET. Party gawn to the jail to fetch em, marm. LADY CICEL... ... understand things. The bluejacket reappears. BLUEJACKET (to Lady Cicely). Prisoners coming up the hill, marm. KEARNEY (turning sharply on him). Who s... ...am. Proceed. LADY CICELY. Well, that put the poor fellow into a most cruel dilemma. You see, he could claim to carry off Sir Howard, because Sir Howar...

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...s if he had any. He was about eleven years old at this time, and looked as innocent as boys of his age. The family were away more than six months, and... ... a single word the perjured wretch said. My lord and lady were in a manner prisoners in their own house; so her ladyship gave the little page to know,... ... him, and something of the characters of the people he lived with. “We are prisoners,” says she; “in everything but chains, we are prisoners. Let them... ...her own chamber; whereupon the girl, putting on, as her wont was, the most innocent air, said, “I am sure I meant no wrong; I am sure mamma talks a gr... ... “Oh! it only serves to inflame the toe, does it?” says the other, with an innocent air. “If you took off that flannel, and flung that absurd slipper ... ...at the origin of the meeting was a gambling dispute. Except fresh air, the prisoners had, upon payment, most things they could desire. Interest was ma... ... and as these did not kill him he was thrown back upon t’other horn of his dilemma. Our great Duke at the same battle was fighting, not the French, bu...

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... and both parties agreed to withdraw their troops from Alsace, to exchange prisoners, and to bury all that had been done in oblivion. Thus ended in no... ...tthias; and his own pru- dence would scarcely have extricated him from his dilemma. But the interests of the Roman Catholics were closely interwoven w... ... was re- solved to petition the Emperor to press for the liberation of the prisoners. The answer of the Emperor, already offensive to the states, from... ...tions of his outrages. Ferdinand was not natu- rally cruel. If not totally innocent of the atroci- ties which were practised in Germany under the shel... ...owards Brandenburg, in which much of their artillery and baggage, and many prisoners fell into the hands of the pursuers. By seizing the passes of Rie... ...e of horrors for which history has no language — poetry no pencil. Neither innocent childhood, nor helpless old age; neither youth, sex, rank, nor bea... ...cing to the right, turned to the left, to make the less important and more innocent princes of the Rhine feel * Priests’ plunder; alluding to the mean...

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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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...lies, still discussing Mr. Peel’s late conduct on the Catholic ques tion, innocent of future gold fields, and of that gorgeous plutocracy which has so... ...ng the cottagers, was generally in favor of Celia, as being so amiable and innocent looking, while Miss Brooke’s large eyes seemed, like her religion,... ... religion, too unusual and striking. Poor Dorothea! compared with her, the innocent looking Celia was knowing and worldly wise; so much subtler is a h... ...in the soundness of his faculties. Fred felt himself to be in a disgusting dilemma. “You must be joking, sir. Mr. Bulstrode, like other men, believes ... ..., looking at Lydgate, “would be to me such relaxation as tow picking is to prisoners in a house of correction.” “I confess,” said Lydgate, smiling, “a...

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... the cottagers, was generally in favor of Celia, as being so ami- able and innocent-looking, while Miss Brooke’s large eyes seemed, like her religion,... ... religion, too unusual and striking. Poor Dorothea! compared with her, the innocent-looking Celia was knowing and worldly-wise; so much subtler is a h... ...in the soundness of his faculties. Fred felt himself to be in a disgusting dilemma. “Y ou must be joking, sir. Mr. Bulstrode, like other men, be- liev... ...t sight of the fact that Mr. Chichely was his Majesty’s coroner, and ended innocently with the ques- tion, “Don’t you agree with me, Dr. Sprague?” “To... ..., looking at Lydgate, “would be to me such relaxation as tow-picking is to prisoners in a house of correction.” “I confess,” said Lydgate, smiling, “a...

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...art, 11 U. S. Grant my new horse would commence to kick. I was in quite a dilemma for a time. Once in Maysville I could borrow a horse from an uncle ... ... inhabitant had been killed or driven away. This, with the massacre of the prisoners in the Alamo, San Antonio, about the same time, more than three h... ...ur left. A section of artillery had been captured by the cavalry, and some prisoners had been taken. The Mexicans were giving way all along the line, ... ...all further hostilities. The terms of surrender were soon agreed upon. The prisoners were pa- roled and permitted to take their horses and personal pr... ...eemed it better that a few guilty men should escape than that a great many innocent ones should suffer. On the 14th of August I was ordered to send tw... ... to blow up our river and lake steamers—regardless of the de- struction of innocent lives. The copperhead disreputable portion of the press magnified ...

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...himself; and there are prob- ably many now who find themselves in the same dilemma with that great writer. The fault appears, however, to lie partly i... ...mankind: but the greater part of mankind are not thankful. O my two fellow prisoners! are sundry lords best, or God, the One, the Mighty? Y e worship ... ...ut Him. This is the right faith: but most men know it not. O my two fellow prisoners! as to one of you, he will serve wine unto his Lord: but as to th... ...ever committeth an involuntary fault or a crime, and then layeth it on the innocent, shall surely bear the guilt of calumny and of a manifest crime. B... ...ortresses, and cast dismay into their hearts: some ye slew, others ye took prisoners. 13 And He gave you their land, and their dwellings, and their we...

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...the boys thought that strength and expe- rience were necessary. Seeing the dilemma, and feeling myself to be near the medium of these requi- sites,... ...t; that if he is fined, it will only be taking bread from the mouths of the innocent and helpless, and laying a burden upon them which their whole l... ...n yard aback, we went alongside and were hoisted up, when we found we were prisoners of war, and our ship a prize to the Confederate steamer Alabam...