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...point in the heart, but many people still don’t feel it, because they haven’t matured enough to feel it. During one’s life cycles, one comes to a si... ...ver, they were not permitted to write, or if they were permitted, it was with minor implications that were meant for those who were already in the U... ...or, the Giver. We cannot compensate for that difference. Only if we study the doctrine introduced by Kabbalah will our problem be solved. The essenc... ...octrine introduced by Kabbalah will our problem be solved. The essence of the doctrine is that there is the Creator, the hom- eowner, who has a desir... ...ing of new values, a new appreciation of the world around you, a new and more mature approach to life. These changes take quite long time to happen,... ...ryo in the womb (a state that exists in a beginner) and becomes more and more mature. Emotions are then redefined and analyzed, and thus one grows f... ...nd are no different from one another. Among plants of the same kind there are minor differences. One can already recognize unique characteristics in...

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... World, and the glorious light or darkness which these and other Christian doctrines cast upon the Mystery of Man. If, however, Warburton, with all hi... ...ase their ear, Not mend their minds; as some to church repair, Not for the doctrine, but the music there. These equal syllables alone require, Though ... ...nes I determined to raise on a very new and odd foundation—the Rosicrucian doctrine of spirits. I know how disagreeable it is to make use of hard word... ... BOLINGBROKE OKE OKE OKE OKE St John, whose love indulged my labours past, Matures my present, and shall bound my last! Why will you break the Sabbath... ...e love’s away, Long as the year’s dull circle seems to run, When the brisk minor pants for twenty-one: So slow the unprofitable moments roll, That loc... ...ey set. To thee, the world its present homage pays, The harvest early, but mature the praise: Great friend of liberty! in kings a name Above all Greek... ...ce; Whom crimes gave wealth, and wealth gave impudence: Time, that at last matures a clap to pox, Whose gentle progress makes a calf an ox, And brings...

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..., but a far shrewder than she) find the nearest approach to Liberty? After mature com- putation, cool as Dilworth’s, her answer is, In the Bastille. (... ...t if Jacobinism, as yet young, girt with sun-rays, to grow instantaneously mature, girt with hell- fire,—as mortals, in one night of deadly crisis, ha... ...n dark dwelling, are of themselves an offence. Was not Vincennes a kind of minor Bastille? Great Diderot and Philosophes have lain in du- rance here; ... ...ce), and its stones are getting built into the Pont Louis-Seize, does this minor, comparative insignificance of a Bastille flank itself with fresh-hew... ...llowance, and stock of smith-tools. We see a Queen and Dauphin, Regent and Minor; a Queen ‘mounted on horseback,’ in the din of battles, with Moriamur... ...st of you a body of Prelates created by Mirabeau, zealous followers of his doctrine, faithful imitators of his virtues. ’ (Hist. Parl. ix. 405.) So sp... ...; or wait, and temporise and diplomatise, till, if possible, our resources mature themselves a little? And yet again are our resources growing towards...

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...ate; and the satire was much wanted for the educa- tion of young men. That doctrine of the excellence of women, however chivalrous, is cowardly as wel... ...nce. Some minds, romantically dull, despise physical endowments. That is a doctrine for a misanthrope; to those who like their fellow-creatures it mus... ...it is surely no very cynical asper- ity” to think taste a character of the maturer growth. Smell and hearing are perhaps more developed; I remember ma... ...ngs for which we can find no outlet. Substitutes are not acceptable to the mature mind, which desires the thing itself; and even to rehearse a triumph... ...alliance, confident of Nature’s sym- pathy, suddenly the air shifts into a minor, and death makes a clutch from his ambuscade below the bed of marriag...

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...irit with a strange impulsion Rises, like a fledgling, Whose wings are not mature, but still Supported by its strong desire Beats up its native air an... ...ll kingdom-come. Lose a leg, save a soul—a convenient text; I call it T ea doctrine, not savouring of God. When poor little Molly wants ‘chastening,’ ... ... grain, The growth, and the showers that feed, And the green blades waxing mature For the husbandman’s armful brown. O, the song in its burden ran pur... ...reby was won For men, and dream of what win we. XXXI —Lady, the destiny of minor powers, Who would recast us, is but to convulse: You enter on a strif... ...ver men engage: These and, majestic in a borrowed shape, The major and the minor potentate, Creative of their various ape;— 381 The tiptoe mortals tr...

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... 23 Thomas Carlyle of Song, her bower thatched with rushes;—catching pre- mature rheumatism. (Helen Maria Williams, Letters from France (London, 1791... ... we say, are the usual number at one time: let these two fight it out, all minor shades of party rallying under the shade likest them; when the one ha... ... circle, so to speak; and becomes a kind of genuine productive hope again. Doctrine of Fraternity, out of old Catholicism, does, it is true, very stra...

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...ppear permanently to have met the demands of his establishment, and in his maturer years there are indications still surviving that he was under a clo... ..., the high noon of the family prosperity, to 1578, the first year of their mature embarrassments, one half the interval was passed in station- ary sun... ...or the payment of forty pounds sterling, in the event of Shakspeare, yet a minor, and incapable of binding himself, failing to fulfil the conditions o... ... a great peard under her muf- fler.” Neither do we like the spectacle of a mature young woman, five years past her majority, wearing the semblance of ... ... been led astray by a boy who had still two years and a half to run of his minority. Shakspeare himself, look- ing back on this part of his youthful h... ...d upon the stage of literature. The same year which ter- minated his legal minority introduced him to the public. Miscellanies in those days were almo... ...speculations in physical science, and particularly in physiol- ogy, in the doctrine of colors, and in comparative anatomy, which have divided the opin... ...l men known and proved to have understood it, of all men able to state its doctrines in terms admissible by its disciples. Already, and even previousl...

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...ance”) and to receive the accompt of her stewardship during his ten years’ minority. By care and frugality, she had got the estate into a better condi... ..., indeed, every merit belonging to a gentleman, and he had had the time to mature his accomplishments fully, being upwards of fifty years old when Mad... ...whose conversation was so various, easy, and delightful. Writing now in my mature years, I own that I think Addison’s politics were the right, and wer... ...ot best have joined the manly creed of Addison yonder, that scouts the old doctrine of right divine, that boldly declares that Parliament and people c... ...nt and startling nature of his news, dissipated instantly that private and minor unpleasantry under which the family of Castlewood was laboring. He as... ... who attended him at the last, ever said—”I know not what Colonel Esmond’s doctrine was, but his life and death were those of a devout Christian.”—R. ...

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..., has to teach us, How they grow; and, after long stormy growth, bloom out mature, supreme; then quickly (for the blossom is brief) fall into decay; s... ...n epi- thet, ’—which Besenval will not repeat. Old Richelieu, conqueror of Minorca, companion of Flying-Table orgies, perforator of bedroom walls, (Be... ...unger! What if the Parlement’s supplies were cut off; namely its Lawsuits! Minor Courts, for the trying of innumerable minor causes, might be institut... ...,’ accompanied with trumpet-blast; presided by Bailli, Seneschal, or other minor Functionary, with beef-eaters; or, in country churches is droned fort... ..., but a far shrewder than she) find the nearest approach to Liberty? After mature computation, cool as Dilworth’s, her answer is, In the Bastille. (Se... ...t if Jacobinism, as yet young, girt with sun-rays, to grow instantaneously mature, girt with hell-fire,—as mortals, in one night of deadly crisis, hav... ...st of you a body of Prelates created by Mirabeau, zealous followers of his doctrine, faithful imitators of his virtues. ’ (Hist. Parl. ix. 405.) So sp... ... circle, so to speak; and becomes a kind of genuine productive hope again. Doctrine of Fraternity, out of old Catholicism, does, it is true, very stra...

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...l an interest (the summa rerum) was now at stake to allow of any regard to minor interests, or what would be considered such in their present circumst... ...s; and as if their sufferings were incomplete unless they were rounded and matured by all that the most dreadful agencies of summer’s heat could 174 ... ...o, as the misery of the guards gradually withdrew their attention from all minor in- terests to their own personal sufferings, the vigilance of the cu... ...y Kant; and the less excusably overlooked, because it was his own peculiar doctrine,—that uncle Jupiter ought to be consid- ered a greenhorn. Jupiter ... ... can be said in his praise, did in fact only introduce the majority to the minority; but Lord Rosse has introduced the minority to the majority . Ther... ...the purity of its contem- plations, Scripture is nowhere the parent of any doctrine, nor so much as the silent sanctioner of any doctrine. Scrip- ture... ... words uttered at any time, which point to critical occa- sions. Hence the doctrine of euphaemismos, the necessity of abstaining from strong words or ... ...le addition could be expected. That would impose a delay of 150 days. Upon mature consideration, and chiefly of the many private interests that would ... ...as its de- velopment! Before such works as the Consolato del Mare had been matured, how wide must have been the experience, and how slow its accumulat...

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... in danger, if not absolutely of damnation, at any rate of receiving false doctrine. It was an agony more terrible than she could describe. She didn’t... ...new Army stirrup, and she was really enraged when, after the invention was mature, he made a present to the War Office of 124 The Good Soldier the de... ...n which major notes with their cheerful insistence wavered and melted into minor sounds, as, beneath a bridge, the high lights on dark waters melt and... ...don’t know. I know nothing. I am very tired. Leonora held passionately the doctrine that the girl didn’t love Ed- ward. She wanted desperately to beli... ...irl didn’t love Ed- ward. She wanted desperately to believe that. It was a doctrine as necessary to her existence as a belief in the personal immortal...

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...aking with some earnestness; to show that he knew the subject to be of the minor sort, though it was not enough to trip and jar a loyal enthusiasm in ... ...ng euphemism, and send abroad to do the work of war while you propound the doctrines of peace at home.’ Rockney’s forehead was exquisitely eruptive, r... ...narchial. The Republican was informed that they were despised as a blatant minority. A maudlin fit of worship of our nobility had hold of him next, an... ...ec- essary to the stalwart growth of man, they become just sen- sible of a minor deficiency; the tree, if we jump out of it to examine its appearance,... ...rior intel- ligence: a sort of schoolboy when young, and schoolmaster when mature a visibly limited creature, not a member of our broader world. Witho...

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... claim personal merit for it, nor applause and praise. It is an infa mous doctrine. O.M. It isn’t a doctrine, it is merely a fact. Y.M. I suppose, th... ...t is all. There is only one. Y.M. Well, certainly that is a strange enough doctrine. What is the sole impulse that ever moves a person to do a thing? ... ... that there are others like it. This single admission pulls down the whole doctrine of infallibility of judgment in consciences. Meantime there is one... ..., he left no provision for her education, although he was rich, and in her mature womanhood she couldn’t write and couldn’t tell her husband’s manuscr... ...brated poet had passed from their midst. Perhaps they knew a play actor of minor rank had disappeared, but did not regard him as the author of his Wor...

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.... Its profits, like its labor, belong to me: its morals, its manners, its philosophy, its influence on the young, are for you to justify. You were of mature age when you made the suggestion; and you knew your man. It is hardly fifteen years since, as twin pioneers of the New Journalism of that time, we two, cradled in the same new sheets, made an epoch in the criticism of ...

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...loso- phy, its influence on the young, are for you to justify. You were of mature age when you made the suggestion; and you knew your man. It is hardl... ...e from minute to minute. No anxiety is caused on Don Juan’s account by any minor antagonist: he 7 Man & Superman easily eludes the police, temporal a... ... Well That Ends Well (an early Ibsenite heroine) captures Bertram. But the mature cases all illustrate the Shakespearian law. The one apparent excep- ... ...comes poet or philosopher, moralist or founder of a reli- gion, his sexual doctrine is nothing but a barren special plead- ing for pleasure, excitemen... ...ies and fancies, habits and superstitions, grotesque and ridiculous to the mature intelligence. When they suddenly began to shine like newly lit flame... ...! [T wo great chords rolling on syn- copated waves of sound break forth: D minor and its dominant: a round of dreadful joy to all musicians]. Ha! Moza... ..., that the blest, once called a heavenly host, are a continually dwindling minority. The saints, the fathers, the elect of long ago are the cranks, th...

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...d difficulties. Why mention our disquisitions on the Social Contract, on the Standard of Taste, on the Migrations of the Herring? Then, have we not a Doctrine of Rent, a Theory of Value; Philosophies of Language, of History, of Pottery, of Apparitions, of Intoxicating Liquors? Man?s whole life and environment have been laid open and elucidated; scarcely a fragment or fibre...

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...the Standard of Taste, on the Migrations of the Herring? Then, have we not a Doctrine of Rent, a Theory of Value; Philoso phies of Language, of Histo... .... In the present Editor’s way of thought, this remarkable Treatise, with its Doctrines, whether as judicially acceded to, or judicially denied, has no... ...lf, for the while, shut out from all public utterance of these extraordinary Doctrines, and constrained to revolve them, not without disquietude, in t... ...h a season, struck its roots through my whole nature: ever till the years of mature manhood, it mingled with my whole thoughts, was as the stem whereo... ... with a strange indifference, our Economists, nigh buried un der Tables for minor Branches of Industry, have altogether overlooked the grand all over... ...—lie all embracing, as the uni versal canvas, or warp and woof, whereby all minor Illusions, in this Phantasm Existence, weave and paint themselves. ...

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...d the pro fession; having satisfied himself that he could not believe the doctrines of that or any other Church. For a few years he was a private tut... ...cardo, the most modest of men, though firmly convinced of the truth of his doctrines, deemed himself so little capable of doing them justice in exposi... ...do’s great work was already in print, no di dactic treatise embodying its doctrines, in a manner fit for learners, had yet appeared. My father, there... ... occasionally thought differently from him, though for a long time only on minor points, and making his opinion the ultimate standard. At a later peri... ... it is the duty of all who, being qualified in point of knowledge, have on mature consideration satisfied themselves that the current opinions are not... ...rinciples of democracy, then apparently in so insignificant and hopeless a minority everywhere in Europe, had borne all before them in France thirty y... ...education, law reform, or any other subject. And his influ ence flowed in minor streams too numerous to be specified. This influence was now about to... ...as of no common importance to me, at this period, to be able to digest and mature my thoughts for my own mind only , without any immediate call for gi... ...which seemed to me far superior to the rest; in which the general idea was matured into something much more defi nite and instructive. This was an ea...

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...cribe this or that particular method of technique or con- ception. Let him mature the strength of his imagina- tion amongst the things of this earth, ... ...r things) is imperfect and limited, are matched, for the quickening of our maturer years, by the tasks set, by the difficulties presented, to the sens... ...shine of his native land; that regrettably undiscriminating sunshine which matures grapes and pumpkins alike, and cannot, of course, obtain the commen... ...-important birds for a human crowd. At once he began to preach to them the doctrine of salvation. Having finished his dis- course he lost no time in a... ...rt,” he thinks, is the very thing needed to give the desired effect to the doctrines of science. In uninspired phrase he points to the arts playing on... ...piled- 77 Joseph Conrad up corpses will win or lose a fresh campaign, are minor considerations. The task of Japan is done, the mission accomplished; ... ...inguished by the larger glamour of less restraining ideals. Instead of the doctrines of solidarity it was the doctrine of nationalities much more favo...

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...izing any other sovereign but King James; and though she acquiesced in the doctrine of obedience to the reigning power, no temptation, she thought, co... ...vely, and stood there in herself so sad and beautiful, an instance of that doctrine whereof I am a humble preacher, that had I not dedicated my little... ...toureau, he with whom you afterwards lived at Ealing, adopted the reformed doctrines, perverting all his house with him. They were expelled thence by ... ...ance”) and to receive the accompt of her stewardship during his ten years’ minority. By care and frugality, she had got the estate into a better condi... ..., indeed, every merit belonging to a gentleman, and he had had the time to mature his accomplishments fully, being upwards of fifty years old when Mad... ...whose conversation was so various, easy, and delightful. Writing now in my mature years, I own that I think Addison’s politics were the right, and wer... ...nt and startling nature of his news, dissipated instantly that private and minor unpleasantry under which the family of Castlewood was laboring. He as...

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...faces, high cheek bones, yellow hair in early life, and with brown hair in mature age. With regard to their social habits, morals, and manners, all tr... ... members of the human family, have distinctive bodies and spirits; but the minor ones are somewhat immaterial and formless, and their existences are e... ...elm), and in The Kalevala these are sometimes personally invoked. Of these minor deities, Pikku Mies (the Pigmy) is the most noteworthy. Once when the... ...ain, as Ge is wedded to Ouranos, Jordh to Odhin, and Papa to Rangi. Of the minor deities of the earth, who severally govern the plants, such as trees,... ...in 1849, the epic, embracing fifty runes and 22,793 lines, had reached its mature form. The Kalevala was no sooner published than it attracted the at... ...dom of T uoni, There to find the ancient wisdom, There to learn the secret doctrine; Hastens on through fen and forest, Over meads and over marshes, T... ... wisdom, Learned the lost words of the Master, Well had learned the secret doctrine, He prepared to leave the body Of the wisdom bard, Wipunen, Leave ... ...eets him: Hast thou found the long lost wisdom, Hast thou heard the secret doctrine, Hast thou learned the master magic, How to fasten in the ledges, ...