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...her and myself could have a solitary road to traverse between Greenhay and Princess Street, then the termination, on that side, of Manchester. But so ... ...son by way of practice in the art of contending with the rapids of the St. Lawrence and other Canadian streams. However, as the danger had been consid... ...n Anne, the last Stuart who sat on the British throne, was the last of our princes who touched for the king’s evil, (as scrofula was generally called ... ...roduction, I had opportunities of seeing and hearing the queen and all the princesses; which at that time was a novelty in my life, naturally a good d... ... a stranger even to the king’s person. I had, indeed, seen most or all the princesses in the way I have mentioned above; and occasionally, in the stre... ...in every thing relating to the books, was an illegitimate son of Frederic, Prince of W ales, (son to George II.,) and therefore half-brother of the ki... ...which we distinguished those from Prince Edward Island, in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, from, the Mauritius, from Java, from the British settlement in T ...

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... Gooch to worry him, and thrust my droning old ways down his throat,—as if Prince Hal could bear to be twitted with “that 160 Chantry House sober boy... ...e added, catch- ing himself up, ‘that I meant to compare him to the madcap Prince. He is the finest of fellows, if they only would let him alone.’ And... ...uisa chimed in, “Oh no, you see this Peacock dame was only conducted, like Princess Micomicona and all the rest of them, to the feet of his peerless D... ...s that we begrudged; though truly no one could be meeker than this unlucky Lawrence Frith, nor more conscious of being an insufferable burthen. I even... ...nd that’s the reason she wants to keep up the old feud, and send this poor Lawrence off to the ends of the earth.’ ‘Can’t you do anything for him?’ as... ...d swaying a little on his pins whenever a draught came in; and there stood Lawrence Frith, freshly aware of him, and unable to repress the exclamation... ...?’ Emily’s countenance was a study. The subject of brasses was unfolded to Lawrence Frith, and before the end of the week he had spent an entire day o... ...hree weeks elapsed before the Hoang-ho was ready to sail, and by that time Lawrence knew that there were some who would rejoice in his success, or gri... ...in works for the glory of God and the good of men—as one of those merchant princes of England whose merchandise has indeed been Holiness unto the Lord...

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...hts upon the banks of Thames, That so did take Eliza and our James.” These princes, then, were taken, were fascinated, with some of Shakspeare’s drama... ...t to a great poet’s fame, of rank and 13 Thomas de Quincey of genius. The Prince of Wales and John Milton; the first being then about sixteen years o... ...sioned admirers of Shakspeare. Each of them counts for many thousands. The Prince of W ales 6 had learned to appreciate Shakspeare, not originally fr... ...itance of fame, leaping, as it were, thus abruptly into the favor alike of princes and the enemies of princes, had it be- come possible that in his na... ...e subject. When we are seeking for the sources of the Euphrates or the St. Lawrence, we look for no proportions to the mighty volume of waters in that... ... formally betrothes his daughter to Ferdinand; and in doing so he pays the prince a well-merited compli- ment of having “worthily purchas’d” this rich...

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...iege -- 75,000 dead bodies in the streets -- The torture of Guatemozin and the prince of Tacuba -- Mexican treasure sunk in the lake -- The Mexicans a... ...dance in honor of Cook........................................ 482 Ceremony of princely initiation......................................... 483 A huma... ...nds with a fleet of thirteen vessels had established himself there as a ruling prince; and observing at once that Zeno, who was a skillful navigator, ... ...d brother, but though he often made request for permission to return home, the prince would not give his consent, estimating the great value of his se... ... Portuguese gentleman did. Cortereal, however, discovered the mouth of the St. Lawrence, which for a time he believed to be the long sought-for passag... .... In memory of the disastrous fortunes of the Cortereals, the mouth of the St. Lawrence was for a long while called by the Portuguese "The Gulf of the... ...HE DEPARTURE FROM SEVILLE. It was on Monday, August 10, 1519, the feast of St. Lawrence, that the fleet left Seville, and a few days later the Admiral... ...blication of one of his charts which he had prepared of the channel of the St. Lawrence from Quebec to the sea. His reputation so increased that he wa... ...ccupied Canada, and an adventurer named Grosselies had penetrated from the St. Lawrence to the shores of Hudson Bay. Seeing the possibilities of the c...

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...ongest light, when we recur to the fact of his astonishment at a religious princess refusing to confer a bishoprick upon one that had treated the T ri... ...ife; but what reasonable ground had a man of sense for astonishment—that a princess, who (according to her knowledge) was sincerely pious, should decl... ...nd less dissimulations. And, therefore, it seemed to him scandalous that a princess, who must, of course, in her heart regard (in common with himself)... ...at so little has been yet pub- lished. The two executors of Burke were Dr. Lawrence, of Doctors’ Commons, a well-known M. P . in forgotten days, and W... ...ral mother. He does not yet know the worst: and to have killed an arrogant prince, would not in those days have seemed a very deep offence: but then h... ...on, of his queen, and of the two loyal sisters, were good: chaste, and yet princely. The dress of the chorus was as bad as bad as could be: a few surp...

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......................................................................... 161 PRINCE BULL. A FAIRY TALE .................................................... ...that if the Sleeping Beauty and her Court had been so billed up, the young Prince could have done it. Knowing all the posters that were yet legible, i... ...e, and the Rhine, and the Rhone; and the Seine, and the Saone; and the St. Lawrence, Mississippi, and Ohio; and the Tiber, the Po, and the Arno; and t... ..., for a little more liberty—and a little more bread. 168 Reprinted Pieces PRINCE BULL. A FAIRY TALE ONCE UPON A TIME, and of course it was in the ... ...ed hard to find out, there lived in a rich and fertile country, a powerful Prince whose name was bull. He had gone through a great deal of fighting, i... ...d down to be a steady, peaceable, good na tured, corpulent, rather sleepy Prince. This Puissant Prince was married to a lovely Princess whose name wa...

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...all flow on for ever, immortal as thou, Nile, or Danube, Euphrates, or St. Lawrence! and ye, summer and winter, day and night, wherefore do you bring ... ... astonishment of a Miranda, bred in utter solitude, when first beholding a princely Ferdinand—and just so much reserve as to remind you, that if Catal... ... defying to our haughty and defying Duke of Buckingham. But a year ago the Prince of Wales was in Spain, and he also was welcomed with triumph and gre... ...e-hearted, and of ancient descent. On the 2lst of January, 1761, the young Prince Oubacha assumed the sceptre of the Kalmucks upon the death of his fa... ..., and not without titles to respect in his public character as a sovereign prince. In times more peaceable, and amongst a people more entirely civiliz... ...ss impulses of 143 Thomas de Quincey suspicion and permanent distrust. No prince could hope for a cordial allegiance from his subjects, or a peaceful...

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..., with an introduction by Charles Grosvenor Osgood Professor of English at Princeton University Preface IN MAKING THIS abridgement of Boswell’s Life o... ... ionship, and an innocent refuge from the cares and perturbations of life. Princeton, June 28, 1917. INTRODUCTION PHILLIPS BROOKS ONCE told the boys a... ...d to send me. The pheasant I gave to Mr. Richardson,*** the bustard to Dr. Lawrence, and the pot I placed with Miss Williams, to be eaten * Mr. Garric... ...ed liberally to her support. Soon after this event, he wrote his Rasselas, Prince of Abyssinia; concerning the publication of which Sir John Hawkins g... ...nal tavern having been converted into a private house, they moved first to Prince’s in Sackville-street, then to Le Telier’s in Dover-street, and now ... ...tionary and also a little in the Dictionary itself. I also learnt from Dr. Lawrence, but was then grown more stubborn.’ A curious incident happened to... ...was employed so far as his indolence allowed him to labour. His friend Dr. Lawrence having now suffered the greatest affliction to which a man is liab... ...to him in an admirable strain of sympathy and pious conso- lation. ‘TO DR. LAWRENCE. ‘DEAR SIR,—At a time when all your friends ought to shew their ki... ...suddenly deprived of Mr. Levett, which event he thus com- municated to Dr. Lawrence:— ‘SIR,—Our old friend, Mr. Levett, who was last night eminently c...

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...ties, of which it appears there are not a few, have their Stewarts, Cousins, Royer Collards: every cellular, vascular, muscular Tissue glories in its Lawrences, Majendies, Bichats. How, then, comes it, may the reflective mind repeat, that the grand Tissue of all Tissues, the only real Tissue, should have been quite overlooked by Science,--the vestural Tissue, namely, of wo...

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...ns, Royer Collards: every cellular, vascular, muscular Tissue glories in its Lawrences, Ma jendies, Bichats. How, then, comes it, may the reflective m... ...ave feud or favor with no one,—save indeed the Devil, with whom, as with the Prince of Lies and Darkness, we do at all times wage internecine war. Thi... ... more, in thy meek, silent, deep seated Sansculottism, combined with a true princely Courtesy of inward nature, the visible rudiments of such specula... ...cur to your ordinary biped, of any country or generation, be he gold mantled Prince or russet jerkined Peas ant, that his Vestments and his Self are ... ...nd the Government of the Wisest? Truly a Thinking Man is the worst enemy the Prince of Darkness can have; every time such a one announces himself, I d... ...his way, with no less than sovereign right of Peace and War against the Time Prince 80 SARTOR RESARTUS (Zeitf¨ urst), or Devil, and all his Dominions...

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...many more men attain it? At all events it is clear that the kingdom of the Prince of Peace has not yet become the kingdom of this world. His attempts ... ...lays of Granville Barker, Gilbert Murray, John Masefield, St. John Hankin, Lawrence Housman, Arnold Bennett, John Galsworthy, John Drinkwater, and oth...