...ic work of discursive philosophy. It is mystical, but it belongs to what' Pringle-Pattison has termed the "higher Mysticism" of' real communion with... ...rds that all being was for him 'fXllore. He who indulgently compared with Peter the followers who denied him after his fall had no one whom he hims...

..., April 2007, p. 10 (http://www.behindthebuyouts.org/buyout- industry). 5. Peter Morris, Private Equity, Public Loss?, Center for the Study of Financi... ...l Financial Crisis: Transcending from Recovery to Growth,” comments at the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington DC, April 26, 20... ...y, Oxford University Press, 1996. 127 Fixing Global Finance M Deane and R Pringle, The Central Banks, Hamish Hamilton, 1994. Michel Chossudovsky and ...

...yed. The branch of the Walshinghams, Lady Ella’s cous- ins, who lived near Pringle, was poor, proud and ignoble. And extremely unpopular. The rich peo... ...nstant need to travel, he was disposed to seek a home within easy reach of Pringle Junction, from which nearly every point in the diocese could be sim... ...and gone some way towards the acquisition of Ganford House, two miles from Pringle, before he realized the strength and fury of these local ambitions.... ...nous gift…. The thing came upon the bishop suddenly from the book-stall at Pringle Junction. He kept it carefully from Lady Ella…. It was only later t... ...hop, after a hasty and not too digestible lunch in the refreshment room at Pringle, was now in a fly that smelt of straw and suggested infectious hosp... ...r materially. As his first dream of being some- thing between Mohammed and Peter the Hermit in a new proclamation of God to the world lost colour and ...

... Albinia, nearly smiling. ‘Grandmamma’s Betty said so, she used to call me Peter Grievous, and I know it is so. It is of no good to bother your- self ... ...as once in love with her, and a very handsome young gentleman too. Old Mr. Pringle’s nephew it was, a very fine young officer in the army. I want you ... ...d never been given to her; and by that time there was no hope, for Captain Pringle had gone out with his regiment, and married a rich young lady in th... ...ircumstances in corroboration. He knew 151 The Young Step-Mother that Mr. Pringle had a nephew in the army, he recollected that he had made a figure ... ...thereupon, and a lot of lawyer’s jargon. I’m sure I thought it was left to Peter Pettilove himself. And when I came to understand it, one would have t... ...r now! I thought you were talking to Mr. Kendal about the onslaught on the Pringle pew.’ 172 Yo n g e ‘What do you think of my churchwarden himself?’... .... CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIII OLD MR. PRINGLE never stirred beyond his parlour, and was invisible to every one, e... ... ‘The very thing!’ cried the Vicar. ‘I’ll go this moment.’ ‘Or there’s old Peter, the sailor,’ called Ulick; ‘if he wanted any tackle fitted, he might...

... which have al ready been given to the world. The classically learned Mr. Pringle, too, had listened to two or three of the tales, and censured them ... ...himself smitten down before he had time to exult in his victory. The trum peters, all the while, blew their blasts shriller and shriller; each soldie...

...for the stage, he was very desirous that it should be brought forward. Mr. Peter Garrick told me, that Johnson and he went together to the Fountain ta... ...Sir William Hamilton, Dr. Warren, Mr. Courtenay, Dr. Hinchcliffe Bishop of Peterborough, the Duke of Leeds, Dr. Dou- glas Bishop of Salisbury, and the... ...to Dr. Johnson’s before din- ner, found him in his study, sitting with Mr. Peter Garrick, the elder brother of David, strongly resembling him in count... ...oth at this interview, and in the evening at Mr. Thrale’s where he and Mr. Peter Garrick and I met again, he was vehe- ment on the subject of the Ossi... ...erenced him, and he had a parental tenderness for her. We then visited Mr. Peter Garrick, who had that morning received a letter from his brother Davi... ...scov- ered, his Translation of Lobo’s Account of Abyssinia, which Sir John Pringle had lent me, it being then little known as one of his works. He sai... ..., which can separate good qualities from evil in the same person. Sir John Pringle, ‘mine own friend and my Father’s friend,’ between whom and Dr. Joh...

...Eliza’s delight in her church is a symptom of her hysterical constitution. Peter would be less troubled about his soul if he would take more exercise ... ...itude of the church towards corporeal mortification, and a Suso or a Saint Peter of Alcantara[216] appear to us [216] Saint Peter, Saint Teresa tells ... ...much abridged. 439 William James mention Professor Fraser’s and Professor Pringle- Pattison’s memorable criticisms, with which so many of you are fam... ...burgh and London, 1899, especially part ii, chaps. vii. and viii. A. Seth [Pringle-Pattison]: Hegelianism and Personality, Ibid., 1890, passim. 440 T...