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... the doors would neither open nor close and I may see you now while the very next moment my sorrows blind me, my sorrows that are quite so gay and s... ...nd before you to sit behind you to tell you something I know nothing about. Next Thursday, which is Good Friday, there’s a Mother’s Day meeting for... ...a joy in your heart that's contagious, even to the contributors. When’s the next issue? 278 CHARLES WEST (USA) PHOTOHELIOGRAPH: BLACK HOLE ...

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...ontinually reiterates it. In one of his recent letters he names the end of next sum mer as the period by which, if the war has not sooner termi nate... ...with them; unless allegiance is a mere question of local proximity, and my next neighbor, if I am a stronger man, can be com pelled to follow me in a...

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... which Mrs. John Hayes, whoever she might be, would one day preside. Thus, next to the barber and butcher, and above even his own mas- ter, Mr. Hayes ... ...is at—? CORPORAL. The ball, sir, ran right up his elbow, and was found the next day by Surgeon Splinter of ours,—where do you think, sir?—upon my hono... ... company.” And with this Mrs. Score curtseyed and retired. V ery early the next morning the active landlady and her bus- tling attendant had prepared ... ...you dog!” shouted out the Corporal a minute after. And so he did: and when next he saw Mrs. Catherine she W AS the Captain’s lady sure enough, and wor... ...ustavus Adolphus seemed satisfied, and left her to herself. He saw her the next morning for a moment: he was going a- shooting. Catherine had no frien... ... had done, but by the door, quietly, and so into the street. And when, the next morning, the doctor came to visit his patient, he brought with him a s... ...ake down your Lordship’s trunks, and the lady’s, and make you a bed in the next room?” V ery much to her surprise, this proposition was received with ... ... name!” And here, at this lock, we shall leave the whole company until the next chapter; which may possibly explain what they were. CHAPTER V. CONTAIN... ...not a little anxious for his return. This was not to be expected until the next morning; and a weary nuit de noces did Mr. Hayes pass. Dinner was serv...

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...d still accept the offer. Since such a repetition is not to be expected, the next thing most like living one’s life over again seems to be a recollect... ...he class of that year to be the head of it, and farther was removed into the next class above it, in order to go with that into the third at the end o... ... three to a stone, we brought them all away and built our little wharff. The next morning the workmen were surprised at missing the stones, which were... ...is manner we lay all night, with very little rest; but, the wind abating the next day, we made a shift to reach Amboy before night, having been thirty... ...nd in danger of being taken up on that sus picion. However, I proceeded the next day, and got in the evening to an inn, within eight or ten miles of ... ...had been published; but it never was. At his house I lay that night, and the next morning reach’d Burlington, but had the mortification to find that t... ..., was call’d to supper, went to bed again very early, and slept soundly till next morning. Then I made myself as tidy as I could, and went to Andrew B... ...ed me to come and see them; but I avoided it, and it was well I did; for the next day the captain miss’d a silver spoon and some other things, that ha... ...e, but no farther. On this it was propos’d that we should each of us, at our next meeting, produce a piece of our own composing, in The Autobiography ...

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...ncy Fair. 15 Memories and Portraits end; it was not there, nor yet in the next column, so that I began to think it had been dropped at press; and whe... ...king in the teeth of the Senatus; and in particular, proud of being in the next room to three very distinguished students, who were then conversing be... ...rite, he made a showy speech at a political dinner, was cried up to heaven next day in the Courant, and the day after was dashed lower than earth with... ...least, he was up one day on a pinnacle, admired and envied by all; and the next, though still but a boy, he was publicly disgraced. The blow would hav... ...tain low-browed, hairy gentleman, at first a percher in the fork of trees, next (as they relate) a dweller in caves, and whom I think I see squatting ... ... to France after the ’15; I was in a West India merchant’s office, perhaps next door to Bailie Nicol Jarvie’s, and managed the business of a plantatio... ..., and the tender, with some degree of safety, lie at anchor. I saw Earraid next from the stern thwart of an Iona lugger, Sam Bough and I sitting there... ...At times plucking dulse from the rocks At times at fishing.” So, about the next island of Iona, sang Columba himself twelve hundred years before. And ... ...he very grain of the language; you would think he must have worn the words next his skin and slept with them. Yet it is not as a sayer of particular g...

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... of M’Crie. Yet I believe they are worth reprinting in the interest of the next biographer of Knox. I trust his book may be a masterpiece; and I indul... ...g, and pass on. And lastly, how does it happen that the sea was quite calm next day? Is this great hurricane a piece of scene-painting after all? And ... ...er heart still else- where, succumbed to his fascination, and early in the next year the natural consequence became manifest. It was a heavy stroke fo... ...unselled by his heart. When we discover that we can be no longer true, the next best is to be kind. I daresay he came away from that interview not ver... ...tunity of a flirta- tion, and had carried the “battering” so far that when next he moved from town, it was to steal two days with this anony- mous fai... ... a little of the nature of batter- ing, and danger may be apprehended when next they meet. It is difficult to give any account of this remarkable corr... ...s to inhere in the life of the present; which was to be, first, human, and next, American; which was to be brave and cheerful as per con- tract; to gi... ...very galling thought. The Enchanted Ground of dead-alive respectability is next, upon the map, to the Beulah of considerate virtue. But there they all... ...ess how far he stands above the highest human doubts and trepidations. But next in order of truths to a person’s sublime convic- tion of himself, come...

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...ng a community of wives and chil- dren. 45 Aristotle CHAPTER V WE PROCEED NEXT to consider in what manner property should be regulated in a state whi... ...n, he has certainly given it a right name; but if he intended it to be the next in perfection to that which he had already framed, it is not so; for p... ...re dis- graceful to the state, but also increase the love of money. In the next place, fault may be found with his unequal division of property, for s... ...ey first deprive the children of a male or female slave of this privilege, next the child of a free-woman, and last of all they will admit none but th... ...atise on Government CHAPTER VI HAVING ESTABLISHED THESE POINTS, we proceed next to con- sider whether one form of government only should be estab- lis... ...ment CHAPTER VII HAVING ESTABLISHED THESE PARTICULARS, we come to consider next the different number of governments which there are, and what they are... ...Dionysius asked for guards, to allow him such. CHAPTER XVI [1287a] WE WILL NEXT CONSIDER the absolute monarch that we have just mentioned, who does ev... ...ll be described, though indeed it has been already men- tioned. But let us next determine what people are best quali- fied for a kingly government, wh... ... evident of these three excesses which must be the worst of all, and which next to it; for, of course, the excesses of the best and most holy must be ...

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...al of his contemporaries. Aeschines, Euclid, Phaedo, Antisthenes, and in the next generation Aristotle, are all said to have composed dia- logues; and... ...y accident to the more celebrated name of Plato, or of some Platonist in the next generation who aspired to imitate his master. Not that on grounds ei... ...h have been translated in the first Ap- pendix, and which appear to have the next claim to genu- ineness among the Platonic writings, are the Lesser H...

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...ns who are very well capable of looking after their worldly affairs, and, apparently, after nothing else. Fyodor Pavlovitch, for instance, began with next to nothing; his estate was of the smallest; he ran to dine at other men?s tables, and fastened on them as a toady, yet at his death it appeared that he had a hundred thousand roubles in hard cash. At the same time, he wa...

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...parently , after nothing else. Fyodor Pavlovitch, for instance, began with next to nothing; his estate was of the smallest; he ran to dine at other me... ... to lay hands on them and to pray over them, return shortly after—some the next day— and, falling in tears at the elder’s feet, thank him for healing ... ... burning. Near it were two other holy pic- tures in shining settings, and, next them, carved cherubim, china eggs, a Catholic cross of ivory, with a M... ...veral foreign engravings from the great Italian artists of past centuries. Next to these costly and artis- tic engravings were several of the roughest... ...nd get on to some solid magazine as a reviewer, that I shall write for the next ten years, and in the end become the owner of the maga- zine, and brin... ...ka’s bedroom and I couldn’t go away because Dmitri Fyodorovitch was in the next room.” “Oh yes, I’d forgotten she was a relation of yours.” “A relatio... ...reproach him or threaten him with anything, either in this world or in the next, and, in case of need, to defend him—from whom? From somebody un- know... ...wife’s clothes, and finally broke his windows, all for the sake of effect. Next day, of course, when he was sober, he regretted the broken cups and sa... ...ucers. Alyosha knew that his father would let him go back to the monastery next day, possibly even that evening. Moreover, he was fully persuaded that...

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...up when two ex-classmates happen to meet inadvertently, one on his official duty, while the other on past-time, enjoying holiday touring alone. Their next meeting, brings a female class fellow of theirs at the hill-station to make them enjoy one another’s company. This re-union continues to grow further during the years that follow. The author portrays just an account ...

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...ort-while. Without his asking anything she read from his face as to what he wanted to know. ……………. "Congrats! Didi. I suppose you will get your next promotion very soon. They have, it seems, condoned your absence from duty arising out of your resignation and treated you on 'matrimonial leave'" But their mother, Mamata Kohli, remained unconcerned, as she wanted her...

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...up when two ex-classmates happen to meet inadvertently, one on his official duty, while the other on past-time, enjoying holiday touring alone. Their next meeting, brings a female classfellow of theirs at the hill-station to make them enjoy one another’s company. This re-union continues to grow further during the years that follow. The author portrays just an account o...

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...ort-while. Without his asking anything she read from his face as to what he wanted to know. ……………. "Congrats! Didi. I suppose you will get your next promotion very soon. They have, it seems, condoned your absence from duty arising out of your resignation and treated you on 'matrimonial leave'" But their mother, Mamata Kohli, remained unconcerned, as she wanted her...

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...o formidable an adversary. But when shall we be stron ger? Will it be the next week,or the next year? Will it be 4 Patrick Henry’s “Give me liberty…... ...ay cry, Peace, Peace—but there is no peace. The war is actually begun! The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of ...

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...tle locket, things not worth sixpence. She knew herself that they were worth next to nothing, but I could see from her face that they were treasures t... ...s of sixteen. I didn’t mean that, though, that wasn’t what summed it all up. Next day she came again. I found out later that she had been to Dobranrav... ... that I should look upon it as an honour and happiness … telling her, in the next place, not to be surprised at the manner of my declaration and at my... ...ed them coldly. And indeed, I was right; each time the outburst was followed next day by a quarrel. Though, again, there were no quarrels, but the... ...he was married. In the evening she returned; I did not utter a word. The next day, too, she went out in the morning, and the day after again. I sh... ...gh, before our marriage?” I made no answer and she went away. And so next day I was standing in that room, the other side of the door, listeni... ...ssars began talking of some thing else, and the matter ended there, but the next day the story reached our regiment, and then they began saying at on... ..., saying nothing to her. “A Gentle Spirit” Dostoevsky 31 Shreder came next day. She was very much surprised and looked first at Shreder and the... ...adly. Oh, I was brimming over with rapture, rapture! I was eager for the next day. Above all, I did not believe that anything could go wrong, in s...

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... world. For a time, however, this further and higher ideal is ignored. The next book (Book VII.), is concerned partly with moral conditions, in which ... ...while all that is said presupposes and is concerned with these: and in the next place, since he is apt to follow the impulses of his passions, he will... ...then there cannot be a com- mon [Greek: idea] in the case of these. In the next place, since good is predicated in as many ways as there are modes of ... ... whether they are spoken of as un- der one [Greek: idea]. But the question next arises, what kind of goods are we to call independent? All such as are... ...im. We must separate off then the life of mere nourishment and growth, and next will come the life of sen- sation: but this again manifestly is common... ... them being himself in a certain state, first if knowing what he is doing, next if with deliberate preference, and with such preference for the things... ...nt, so neither can those be mentally by such philosophising. [Sidenote: V] Next, we must examine what Virtue is. Well, since the things which come to ... ...her animal but man, and not even children, can be said to act voluntarily. Next, is it meant that we never act voluntarily when we act from Lust or An... ...hus drawn out the distinction between voluntary and involuntary action our next step is to examine into the nature of Moral Choice, because this seems...

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...ed him, and sent him to the islands of the blest. Pausanias, who was sitting next, then takes up the tale:—He says that Phaedrus should have distingui... ...ing them work together for their improvement. The turn of Aristophanes comes next; but he has the hiccough, and therefore proposes that Eryximachus th... ...pply , as I perceive that you are cured of the hiccough. Aristophanes is the next speaker:— He professes to open a new vein of discourse, in which he ... ...ayful, half serious, which I dedicate to the god. The turn of Socrates comes next. He begins by remarking satirically that he has not understood the t... ...eginning, but a lame ending.’ 21 Plato s Symposium Plato transposes the two next speeches, as in the Republic he would transpose the virtues and the ... ...reclining alone at the end of the table, begged that he would take the place next to him; that ‘I may touch you,’ he said, ‘and have the benefit of th... ...g is to be voluntary , and that there is to be no compulsion, I move, in the next place, that the flute girl, who has just made her appear ance, be ... ...us; and some other speeches followed which Aristodemus did not remember; the next which he repeated was that of Pausanias. 44 Plato s Symposium Phaed... ...to s Symposium speak; and Aristodemus said that the turn of Aristophanes was next, but either he had eaten too much, or from some other cause he had t...

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...ing. But still they are only servants and minis- ters. And who are these who next come into view in various forms of men and animals and other mon- st... ...r pilots are abso- lutely ignorant of the science which they profess. Let us next ask, which of these untrue forms of government is the least bad, and... ...can I. After the Sophist, then, I think that the Statesman naturally follows next in the order of enquiry . And please to say, whether he, too, should... ...ent seems to require. YOUNG SOCRATES: Quite right; but how shall we take the next step in the division? STRANGER: As before we divided the art of ‘rea... ...nd to rule over men in general. YOUNG SOCRATES: Quite true. STRANGER: In the next place, Socrates, we must 82 Statesman surely notice that a great er... ...nce differed from the political? YOUNG SOCRATES: Most true. STRANGER: In the next place, let us make the re- flection, that the art of weaving clothes... ... require to be first cleared away? YOUNG SOCRATES: T rue. STRANGER: Then the next thing will be to sepa- rate them, in order that the argument may pro... ...f either is wanting, there is neither. YOUNG SOCRATES: True; and what is the next step? STRANGER: The next step clearly is to divide the art of measur... ...der;—there was the original material, which ought to have been placed first; next come instruments, vessels, vehicles, defences, play- things, nourish...

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...le Socrates; but a mere child in argument, and unable to foresee that the next “move” (to use a Platonic expression) will “shut him up.” He has reach... ... to his brother Glaucon whom he compares to the contentious State; in the next book he is again superseded, and Glaucon continues to the end. Thus i... ...t certainly, he said, if our idea of the State is ever carried out. In the next place our youth must be temperate? Certainly. Are not the chief elemen... ... Endure, my heart; far worse hast thou endured! Certainly, he said. In the next place, we must not let them be receivers of gifts or lovers of money. ... ...ave both been discussed. Plato’s The Republic 84 I think so too, he said. Next in order will follow melody and song. That is obvious. Every one can s... ...r to maintain they are of no use, and much less to men. Certainly. In the next place, drunkenness and softness and indo lence are utterly unbecoming... ...ave done wisely, he replied. Then let us now finish the purgation, I said. Next in order to harmonies, rhythms will naturally follow, and they should... ...uty? I agree, he said. After music comes gymnastic, in which our youth are next to be trained. Certainly. Gymnastic as well as music should begin in e... ... require another guard ian to take care of him is ridiculous indeed. But next, what shall we say of their food; for the men are in training for the ...

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...ed pa tient out by the side door, Krestyan Ivanovitch sat down to await the next visitor. Mr. Golyadkin walked in. Apparently Krestyan Ivanov... ...rently an apology —and, not know The Double – Dostoevsky 9 ing what to do next, took a chair and sat down, but, realiz ing that he had sat down wi... ...l and agreeable in their own way, he ended by promising to come without fail next day, or to send for his purchases the same day. He took the number o... ...gh, of course, very polite and proper observations, went decorously into the next room and, without losing valuable time, promptly divided themselves ... ...hen …then he moved on to the tea room, and from the tea room darted into the next room, slipped almost un noticed between the card players, who were ... ...t, what is called a double in every respect…. CHAPTER VI AT EIGHT O’CLOCK NEXT MORNING Mr. Golyadkin woke up in his bed. At once all the extraordi... ...for being vague and unconscious; he sat timidly down in his invariable place next the head clerk, Anton Antonovitch Syetotchkin. With out looking at ... ... solved in the strange and most unexpected manner. The door leading from the next room suddenly gave a soft and timid creak, as though to indicate tha... ...es of punch at some festive gathering. CHAPTER VIII MR. G OLYADKIN WOKE UP next morning at eight o’clock as usual; as soon as he was awake he recall...

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...nd once beheld truth she is preserved from harm, and is carried round in the next revolution of the spheres; and if always following, and always seein... ...act and barren of illustra tions.’ (Compare Symp., Apol., Euthyphro.) He next proceeds with enthusiasm to define the royal art of dialectic as the... ... able guardian and associate for him in all that relates to his mind. Let us next see how his master, whose law of life is pleasure and not good, will... ... ianship and society of his lover in the matter of his property; this is the next point to be consid ered. The lover will be the first to see what, i... ...s any vision of truth in company with a god is preserved from harm until the next period, and if attaining always is always unharmed. But when she is ... ...ral ways of honouring them;—of Calliope the eldest Muse and of Urania who is next to her , for the philosophers, of whose music the grasshoppers make ... ...h a distinction would have an excellent principle. SOCRATES: Yes; and in the next place he must have a keen eye for the observation of particu lars i... ... they not thrown down anyhow? Is there any principle in them? Why should the next topic follow next in order, or any other topic? I cannot help fancy ... ...nces between man and man. Having proceeded thus far in his analysis, he will next divide speeches into their different classes:— ’Such and such person...