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...ces this is the most variable in principle. You may be sure that never did scholars receive more gayly the precepts of any language, grammar, or lesso... ...ement of his groom, the defunct had been chalorously coupled with the said Moorish woman during seven whole days shut up in my house, without coming o... ...e, half-naked black man, whose eyes were white. “Then I have seen the said Moorish woman in a little room, shining with gold and jewels, lighted with ... ... her as long as she liked to retain it, so dangerous was it to behold that Moorish complexion from which radiated diabolical heats, besides a foot sma... ... tertainment many foreign dialects, such as the Greek or the Latin empire, Moorish, and, above all, French better than any of those who knew the langu... ...ral woman. Then she had recognised in this demon that true likeness of the Moorish woman placed as a nun in the convent of Notre Dame de l’Egrignolles...

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...ge acted, and all said they were excellent. When the villagers saw the two scholars so unexpectedly appearing in shepherd’s dress, they were lost in w... ...loth, and his cap of the same colour, and he wore yellow buskins and had a Moorish cutlass slung from a baldric across his breast. Behind him, mounted... ...his breast. Behind him, mounted upon an ass, there came a woman dressed in Moorish fashion, with her face veiled and a scarf on her head, and wearing ... ...” By these words he excited a desire in all who heard him, to know who the Moorish lady and the captive were, but no one liked to ask just then, seein... ... themselves than for questioning them about their lives. Dorothea took the Moorish lady by the hand and leading her to a seat beside herself, requeste... ...he bystanders felt that if any beauty could compare with theirs it was the Moorish lady’s, and there were even those who were inclined to give it some...

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...ge acted, and all said they were excellent. When the villagers saw the two scholars so unexpectedly appearing in shepherd’s dress, they were lost in w... ...loth, and his cap of the same colour, and he wore yellow buskins and had a Moorish cutlass slung from a baldric across his breast. Behind him, mounted... ...his breast. Behind him, mounted upon an ass, there came a woman dressed in Moorish fashion, with her face veiled and a scarf on her head, and wearing ... ...” By these words he excited a desire in all who heard him, to know who the Moorish lady and the captive were, but no one liked to ask just then, seein... ... themselves than for questioning them about their lives. Dorothea took the Moorish lady by the hand and leading her to a seat beside 298 Don Quixote ... ...he bystanders felt that if any beauty could compare with theirs it was the Moorish lady’s, and there were even those who were inclined to give it some...

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...e priest- hood, had endured frightful tyranny from the Bacchanten or elder scholars, and, having at length attained that rank, had so little heart to ... ..., and grand monument of burgher devotion. Then came the ragged regiment of scholars, wild lads from every part of Germany and Switzerland, some wan an... ... in his grave; but let her imagine him in Schlangenwald’s dungeon, or some Moorish galley, if thou likest it better, and how will her mild spirit be r... ...ptives had been driven down to the coast; where they were transferred to a Moorish slave- dealer, who shipped them off for T unis. Here, after their f... ...as plain that Sir Eberhard had learnt more Christianity in the hold of his Moorish pirate ship than ever in the Holy Roman Empire, and a weight was li... .... Here are the little maid- ens, who, save Vittoria, would never have been scholars, read- ing the Holy Word daily in their own tongue.” “ Ach, I had ...

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... an energy and impudence that would have done credit to Covent Garden. The Moorish castle is the only building about the Rock which has an air at all ... ...e, like fine Burgundy. Sir Robert Peel and Sir John Hobhouse are both good scholars; but their poetry in Parliament does not strike one as fine. Muzzl... ...into a corner, and the schoolmaster stood before us abashed. All the small scholars in red caps, and the 50 Notes on a Journey from Cornhill to Grand... ... hall of the divan, “large but low, covered with lead, and gilt, after the Moorish manner, plain enough. ”The Grand Vizier sits in this place, and the...

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...en and orchard, and by and by being pronounced able to join the other girl scholars of the con- vent. Only here was the first demur. Her looks did not... ...her a great deal about the good King, and his encouragement of his beloved scholars at Eton, and he spoke of Queen Margaret with an enthusiasm new to ... ...ale sixty feet long made its entrance and emitted from its jaws a troop of Moorish youths and maidens, who danced a saraband to the sound of tambourin...

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...ed by Mr. Wagg. The Eastern voyagers go off dancing, like Papageno and the Moorish King in The Magic Flute. “Last two syllables,” roars the head. The ... ...comfortably lodged, fed, and educated, and subse- quently inducted to good scholarships at the University and livings in the Church, many little gentl... ...A few years before, he used to be savage, and inveigh against all parsons, scholars, and the like declaring that they were a pack of humbugs, and quac... ...he domestic Chaplain and his Lady generally succeeded in having one or two scholars by them—who paid a high figure and were thought to be in uncommonl... ...elieve that many more things took place in that sad affair than the worthy Moorish officer ever knew of); why, Miranda was even very kind to Caliban, ...

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...ac Catherine Dé Medici INTRODUCTION THERE IS A GENERAL CRY of paradox when scholars, struck by some historical error, attempt to correct it; but, for ... ...enna was given, was the son of the Duke d’Urbino, Catherine’s father, by a Moorish slave. For this rea- son Lorenzino claimed a double right to kill A... ...t famous family. Thus as soon as the Duca della citta di Penna, son of the Moorish woman, was installed as tyrant of Florence, he espoused the interes... ...a hexagon tower, in the empty well of which winds up a spiral staircase,—a Moorish caprice, designed by giants, made by dwarfs, which gives to this wo... ...icer to the grand stair- case, not without a glance of ecstasy at the semi-Moorish tower. The weather was fine, and the court was crowded with staff-o...

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...or of a woman whom he had known in possession of millions, obtained a half-scholarship for her son, Oscar Husson, at the school of Henri IV .; and he ... ...which the paying pupils put upon those who hold scholar- ships, unless the scholars are able to impose respect by supe- rior physical ability. This mi... ...ed boy! and ask pardon of him who gave food to your mind by obtaining your scholarship.” 95 Balzac Oscar, his face to the ground, was foaming with ra... ...eur Moreau; and that Monsieur Clapart’s salary, also the “demi-bourse,” or scholarship, by which he (Oscar) had ob- tained an education, was due to th... ...order to carry you through school, where you have cost me, in spite of the scholarship, between seven and eight hundred francs a year. Now that my hop... ... and well-kept, lined with fine blue cloth, and furnished with blinds of a Moorish pattern and cushions of red morocco, the “Swallow of the Oise” coul...

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... trite and stupid). The darkness of her Oriental eye Accorded with her Moorish origin (Her blood was not all Spanish, by the by; In Spain,... ... was the suitor, Titus the master, Antony the slave, Horace, Catullus, scholars, Ovid tutor, Sappho the sage blue stocking, in whose grave ... ...chafe, And then give way, subdued because surrounded; Her mother was a Moorish maid, from Fez, Where all is Eden, or a wilderness. There the... ...s kindled; full of power For good or evil, burning from its birth, The Moorish blood partakes the planet’s hour, And like the soil beneath it ...

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...be this crumbling grange, the row of scathed firs behind, and the patch of moorish soil, with the yew-trees and holly-bushes in front. I am obscure: R... ...my heart.” “But you comprehend me?” he said. “It is a village school: your scholars will be only poor girls—cottagers’ children—at the best, farmers’ ... ...alone on the hearth. This morning, the village school opened. I had twenty scholars. But three of the number can read: none write or cipher. Several k... ...ble, the hap- piness of seeing progress, and a change for the better in my scholars may substitute gratification for disgust. Meantime, let me ask mys... ...he asked. “Oh, no! On the contrary, I think in time I shall get on with my scholars very well.” 366 Jane Eyre “But perhaps your accommodations—your c... ...ke. “I hope I shall. I have many inducements to do so.” “Did you find your scholars as attentive as you expected?” “Quite.” “Do you like your house?” ...

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...ff the wings of a buzzard, bound with black braked hemp. The eighth is the moorish fly; made, with the body, of duskish wool; and the wings made of th... ...ster, I will not forget the doctrine which you told me Socrates taught his scholars, that they should not think to be honoured so much for being philo...

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...gic strength. “Abbeys there were, and abbey windows, dim and dimly seen—as Moorish temples of the Hindoos,” that exercised even princely power both in... ... bed, viz., at nightfall, but at midnight. For, says one of the three best scholars of this earth, de die, de nocte, mean from that hour which was mos...

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...ver good-na- ture to young girls comes to. Pretty use to make of your fine scholarship, to be encouraging followers and sweethearts, at that time in t... ...d much that she could not fathom, and set down alternately to the score of scholarship and youth. Taste, modesty, and timidity were guards to Charlott... ...u; I wished to see you without interrupting your day’s work. Have you many scholars at present?’ ‘Only seven, and three go into school at Easter. Jem ... ...ll him I shall come to honour, as the old dame who taught him to spell. My scholars may make a Dr. Busby of me in history.’ ‘I am afraid your preferme... ...ersfield, ‘was to ask whether you could do me the favour to set aside your scholars, and enable me to receive Mrs. Ponsonby at home.’ ‘Thank you—oh, t... ...eps of a stone cross, exhorting the Provencals to arm against a descent of Moorish corsairs, and she held out her hand to Fitzjocelyn much as Adeline ...

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...designs; Lord Ormersfield’s handsome plate; and many a minor gift from old scholars, delighted to find an occa- sion when an offering would not be an ... ...his baronet kin. Sydney Calcott wrote to him in the name of various former scholars of Mrs. Frost, anxious to do her the last honours by attending the... ... lout of a Garett.’ ‘Is this an average specimen of your reception of your scholars?’ ‘I was afraid of his waking the child. She has been unwell all d... ...to take revenge on poor Jem, and I’m sure he can’t afford to lose any more scholars.’ ‘Such a fellow as that will not have much in his power against J... ...ng else.’ ‘Yes, and now I do feel sure that I have you at last, Mary. That Moorish castle of yours used to make me afraid of wak- ening: it was so muc...

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... betwixt us and Oxford. Marry, if my ale did not convince the heads of the scholars, they would soon convince my pate with the pewter flagon.” “Call y... ...nd countess. Stools covered with velvet, and some cushions disposed in the Moorish fashion, and ornamented with Arabesque needle-work, supplied the pl... ...cordingly, where the Countess playfully stretched herself upon the pile of Moorish cushions, half sitting, half reclining, half wrapt in her own thoug... ...of the Muses. And I have at all times, when in correspondence with foreign scholars, subscribed myself Erasmus ab Die Fausto, and have enjoyed the dis... ... I will hold it to be, hath been, it seems, but ill requited; but you have scholarship, and you know there have been false Cressidas to be found, from... ...cester. “I ever distrusted those bookish, hypo- critical, seeming-virtuous scholars. Well—Master T ressilian makes somewhat familiar with my house; if...

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...he ventured to say. ‘You know you are ten times more Spanish than English. Moorish, if you like.’ ‘The slave of the gallant Christian Knight, converte... ...red an impressive sermon from his desk to the standing up boarders and day-scholars alike, vilifying the in- fidel Greek word ‘antagonist.’ ‘Do you re...

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... venturesome explora- tions, that he may have fallen into the hands of the Moorish corsairs! Hargrave says it is rumoured; but my Lady will not be che... ...carriage with grace. It was only countrified misses, bred by old-fashioned scholars, who attempted to go any farther, such as that lusus naturae, Miss...

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...t deal of trouble yet. The priests of those days were, generally, the only scholars. They were learned in many things. Having to make their own conven... ...doned Mount St. Michael, and wandered about as poor and forlorn as other scholars have been sometimes known to be. Charles Dickens 71 The Scotch be... ...rs were admitted to the presence of the Turkish Emir through long lines of Moorish guards, and that they found the Emir with his eyes seriously fixed ... ...r, and worry her into saying anything and everything; and how all sorts of scholars and doctors be Charles Dickens 243 stowed their utmost tediousne... ...the mass. They were shamefully treated; and it is recorded that the Oxford scholars hissed and howled and groaned, and misconducted themselves in an a... ...ed men who flourished in it. Apart from the great voyagers, statesmen, and scholars, whom it produced, the names of Bacon, Spenser,, and Shakespeare...

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...’s Dictionary—the interesting work which she invariably pre- sented to her scholars, on their departure from the Mall. On the cover was inserted a cop... ...Grammar, was compelled to remain among the very last of Doctor Swishtail’s scholars, and was “taken down” continually by little fellows with pink face... ...ed by Mr. Wagg. The Eastern voyagers go off dancing, like Papageno and the Moorish King in The Magic Flute. “Last two syllables,” roars the head. The ... ...comfortably lodged, fed, and educated, and subse- quently inducted to good scholarships at the University and livings in the Church, many little gentl... ...A few years before, he used to be savage, and inveigh against all parsons, scholars, and the like declaring that they were a pack of humbugs, and quac... ...he domestic Chaplain and his Lady generally succeeded in having one or two scholars by them—who paid a high figure and were thought to be in uncommonl... ...elieve that many more things took place in that sad affair than the worthy Moorish officer ever knew of); why, Miranda was even very kind to Caliban, ...

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...to the old Obadiah, ‘So am I, Obadiah, so am I.’” X They had dinner in the Moorish Grillroom of the Hotel Sedgwick. Somewhere, somehow, they seemed to... ...us was a benefactor to humanity, Max- well and Howard Littlefield profound scholars, Charles McKelvey an inspiration to ambitious youth, and Mrs. McKe...

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... sought to assist his parents by teaching a school, and soon had plenty of scholars, but very few fees. In fact, he taught the sons of farmers for wha... ...er the active patronage of Mrs. Mac-Candlish, Sampson picked up some other scholars—very different in- deed from Charles Hazlewood in rank—and whose l... ...or I die.” Brown, meanwhile, proceeded northward at a round pace along the moorish tract called the Waste of Cumberland. He passed a solitary house, t...

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...ering ears, all their martial bones jin- gling in them at every step, like Moorish scimetars in scab- bards. But, though these barbarians dined in the... ...e green-skulled crews! Well, well; belike the whole world’s a ball, as you scholars have it; and so ’tis right to make one ballroom of it. Dance on, l... ...hose ancient tongues had been really spoken in their hearing by some lofty scholars. So, to my fond faith, poor Pip, in this strange sweet- ness of hi...

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...ngering ears, all their martial bones jingling in them at every step, like Moorish scimetars in scabbards. But, though these barbarians dined in the c... ...reen skulled crews! Well, well; belike the whole world’s one ball, as your scholars have it; and so ’tis right to make one ball room of it. Dance on, ... ...hose ancient tongues had been really spoken in their hearing by some lofty scholars. So, to my fond faith, poor Pip, in this strange sweetness of his ...

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...through his posthumous generosity 95 H.G . Wells and my good fortune in a scholarship competition, I be- came a medical student at University College... ...ney. “I have weighed this plan and that plan, charities, institutions, and scholarships, and libraries, and I have come to this conclusion at last,”—h... ... ago—mixed socially, too, for the prestige of the College is high, and its scholarships, free of any age limit, dredge deeper even than do those of th... ...nominations, and a fine ambition to reconstruct the world. He regarded his scholarship as a brilliant opportu- nity. He had begun to read at seven, an... ...vide—” “It will ruin me. If I fail this examination, they won’t re- new my scholarship.” “You should have thought of that before.” “But, sir, consider... ...ndgate Road so interesting. His is the one with the Flemish gables and the Moorish por- tico, and it is in the little room with the mullioned bay win-...

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...Mr. Adderley thought, reach such a standard as to gain one of the very few scholarships open to foreign- ers; and his noble blood revolted at becoming... ...live-faced Italian, and was followed by a little boy with a skin of almost Moorish dye—and great was the dis- play at once made on the tables, of ‘Law... ... you are a long way off from that yet! Why, our T emplars be mostly Oxford scholars.’ ‘So it was explained to me,’ said Mericour, ‘but for some weeks ...

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...he artificial voice pervad- ing the bowels of the yellow bird, tin armies, Moorish tum- blers, wooden tea things, and the riches of the earth. 328 Ou... ...of the peaceful texts from Scripture on the wall, the most advanced of the scholars might have taken fright and run away from the master. Chapter 12 M... ...dea, for that was inexorably impossible. The school reopened next day. The scholars saw little or no change in their master’s face, for it always wore...

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...ny re- ports. It seems that in this convent there was a woman of colour, a Moorish woman, who had been placed there very young by Bontems, valet of th... ...g stay at Toledo, but in quitting the town, burnt the superb palace in the Moorish style that Charles Quint had built there, and that, was called the ... ...ious building erected there for more than a hundred Jesuits and numberless scholars. A church was there nearly finished, of rotunda shape, of a grande...

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...is destined to ornament. He outdoes all the dandies, all the wits, all the scholars, and all the voluptuaries of the age—an indefinite period of time ... ...get that they were the descendants of the brave Cid, the Kanbitoor, as the Moorish hounds (in their jargon) denominated the famous Campeador. A genera... ...oom for the recounting of Sir Wilfrid’s deeds of valor. Whenever he took a Moorish town, it was remarked, that he went anxiously into the Jewish quar-... ...e breach first, according to his wont, and slaying, with his own hand, the Moorish lieutenant of the town, and several hundred more of its unbelieving... ...arl of his affection.” “A pearl is a valuable jewel, Hebrew. What does the Moorish dog bid for her?” asked Don Beltran, still smiling grimly. “The Alf... ...ill give his life for his child!” “Come hither, Zutulbe!—come hither, thou Moorish pearl!” yelled the ferocious warrior; “come closer, my pretty black...

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... ‘Indeed, it isn’t wrong. You’ve done something that Kings and Knights and Scholars in old days would have given their crowns and spurs and books to f... ... in Spain, and was returning to that war with his dogs. He sang us strange Moorish songs that first night, and half persuaded us to go with him. I was... ...r John Pelham’s sledgehammers at Brightling would strike in like a pack o’ scholars, and “Hic-haec-hoc” they’d say, “Hic- haec-hoc,” till I fell aslee... ...e. He! Such a little Prince it was! One eye he kept on the stone- throwing Moorish boys, and the other it roved about the streets looking for his King...

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...demeaned the mat ter, we are become hitherto the latest and the backwardest scholars, of whom God offered to have made us the teachers. Now once agai... ...tion. Some say no evil thing that walks by night, In fog or fire, by lake or moorish fen, Blue meagre hag, or stubborn unlaid ghost, That breaks his m...

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...ies, whom does he think of? Washington Irving. Go farther still: go to the Moorish Mountains, sparkling full in the moonlight—go among the water carri... ...elieved that the public will endow a foundation, say, for forty foundation scholars— say, twenty girls and twenty boys—who shall always receive their ... ...adly, ladies and gentlemen, this is the whole design. There are foundation scholars at Eton, foundation scholars at nearly all our old schools, and if... ...e have a notable example in Kent, which was established ages ago by worthy scholars and good men long deceased, whose munificent endowments have been ...

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.................................................................. 115 XXXVIII. SCHOLARS ................................................................... ...composed in the very difficult ascent from the station to Eza—that wonderful Moorish village in the rocks. My most creative moments were always accomp... ...ll that is deep shall ascend—to my height!— Thus spake Zarathustra. XXXVIII. SCHOLARS WHEN I LAY ASLEEP, then did a sheep eat at the ivy-wreath on my ... ...ssings upon it! For this is the truth: I have departed from the house of the scholars, and the door have I also slammed behind me. 118 Thus Spake Zar... ...of Culture THIS IS A POETICAL epitome of some of the scathing criti- cism of scholars which appears in the first of the “Thoughts out of Season”—the p... ...ence in their desires and therefore slander all desir- ing. Chapter XXXVIII. Scholars THIS IS A RECORD of Nietzsche’s final breach with his former col...

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...rthodox Christianity is possible for those who are not behind their age in scholarship and science; this is a solemn fact, which may be ignored by the... ...to show how scandalous an error has been committed on this subject, not by scholars only, but by religious philosophers. The relation of Christian eth... ..., when pressed upon the recollection, which appalled the prudence of their Moorish masters. Barbarossa himself, fa- miliar with bloody actions, never ... ...ism, as against Christianity, were undying—then we may be assured that the Moorish infidels of Spain did not reiterate their trans-Pyrenean expedition... ...ed by Mahomet in the Koran. And this has been the opinion of many European scholars. They fancy that Mahomet, however worldly and sensual as the found...

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...ble he had taken. And so the matter dropped. Long after that generation of scholars had passed away from Moncrief House, the name of Cashel Byron was ... ...a T urkish minaret. The southwest face was the front, and was pierced by a Moorish arch fitted with glass doors, which could be secured on occasion by... ...of the balustrade. The windows on the upper story were, like the entrance, Moorish; but the princi- pal ones below were square bays, mullioned. The ca... ...were as infe- rior to him, both in appearance and address, as they were in scholarship. No man, possessing both wealth and amiability, had yet shown t...

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...and doctors, but the sharp ferule of calamity under which we are all God’s scholars till we die. If, as teach- ers, we are to say anything to the purp... ...OWE T HIS WAS A BIT of a steep broken hill that overlooked upon the west a moorish valley, full of ink-black pools. These presently drained into a bur...

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...yours this would be only a preparatory school. They are sure to fly off to scholarships.” “I don’t know,” said Carey. “I want them to be where physi- ... ...w’s abortive attempt to say “Am I not a man and a brother?” that his three scholars burst out into a second edi- tion of shouts of laughter at the sig... ...in this evening? Bobus has horrified his uncle by declining to go up for a scholarship at Eton or Winches- ter, and I should be very glad to talk it o... ...Cowper. ROBERT OTWAY BROWNLOW came out fourth on the roll of newly-elected scholars of S. Mary, Winton, and his master was, as his sister declared, un... ...ork will be. I hope you will go to the university.” “I mean to go up for a scholarship next year; but I’ve lost a great deal of time now, and I don’t ... ... more years and a half, and take up the scene in the cloistered court of a Moorish house in Alge- ria, adapted to European habits. The slender columns... ...ere’s an apparition,” said Armine, as a bril- liant figure darted out in a Moorish dress, rich jacket, short full white tunic, full trousers tied at t... ...ine; a charming little history of a boy’s capture by, and escape from, the Moorish corsairs. Can you let me have it by Tuesday? I am very sorry to hav...

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...f them men of eminence; that Holbrook, one of the most ingenious men, best scholars, and best preachers of his age, was usher during the greatest part... ...rence to the vast portion of study which is pos- sible, and to which a few scholars in the whole history of literature have attained; for when I once ... ...our and knowl- edge of life than we had; but then the dogs are not so good scholars. Sir, in my early years I read very hard. It is a sad reflection, ... ... have at once two hundred poets; but it should be able to show two hundred scholars. Pieresc’s death was la- * Probably Richard Brinsley Sheridan, who... ...n; able professors were to read lectures gratis, they contrived to have no scholars; whereas, if they had been allowed to receive but sixpence a lectu... ...ur as ever. He recommended to me to plant a consid- erable part of a large moorish farm which I had purchased, and he made several calculations of the...

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... birth is very doubt- ful. For long it was placed as far back as 1483: now scholars are disposed to put it forward to about 1495. The reason, a good o... ... Poictiers, where, as he stud- ied and profited very much, he saw that the scholars were oftentimes at leisure and knew not how to bestow their time, ... ...on four pillars in the midst of a field, to no other end but that the said scholars, when they had nothing else to do, might pass their time in gettin... ...ce very well, and to play with the two-handed sword, as the fashion of the scholars of the said university is to bestir themselves in games whereof th... ...great matter of recreation, only that the lubbers of the town did beat the scholars, which so incensed him with anger, that when, upon a certain very ... ...f, good old hams, dainty somates, cakes, tarts, a world of curds after the Moorish way, fresh cheese, jellies, and fruit of all sorts. All this seemed...

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...rom a redskin’s calumet, a green and golden slipper from the sera- glio, a Moorish yataghan, a Tartar idol, to the soldier’s to- 15 Balzac bacco pouc... ... Rastignac had luckily mentioned my modesty. I was brought in contact with scholars, men of letters, ex-ministers, and peers of France. The conversati...

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...ccordingly , striking off the ordinary road, and holding their way by wild moorish unfrequented paths, with which the gentlemen were well ac- quainted... ...elt, “my cock of the pit! why, I am thy very Achates, man, as I have heard scholars say—hand and glove—bark and tree—thine to life and death!” “I’ll t...