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...ich Simpson, who knew of the Prince's attentions and even discussed the adulterous relationship with him - Wallis had an affair with Guy Marcus Tru... ... two barrels. While at it, the good doctor removed his wife's ovaries to prevent a recurrence of the ordeal. She lived another 25 years and the bab... ...and the chloroplasts in plants - are separate organisms. They maintain a symbiotic relationship with cells. They are symbionts. All the cells in... ...te, real and personal, shall notwithstanding, descend to his wife and children, or relations, as if he had died a natural death." http://www.lect... ...to accompany him on official travels, due to the scandal that swirled around their relationship. Moreover, he had at least one documented affair wi... ...nflict and Transition"). Owner of the Narcissistic Abuse Study List and the Abusive Relationships Newsletter (more than 6000 members). Owner of the...

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... agreeable to the wishes of M. d’Epinay and his family; besides, he had no relations nearer than an uncle and aunt, his mother having died at his birt... ...tertained a high respect for my father, because, to the natural feeling of relationship was added the con- sciousness of his moral superiority. The na... ...had finished the perusal of the para- graph. “Is the officer referred to a relation of yours, then?” demanded the journalist. “Yes,” said Albert, blus... ... be?” “Well, to take his part.” “Ah, my dear sir! What? — after the varied relations I have had the happiness to sustain towards you, can it be that y... ... could not fail to be rather a trouble- some undertaking; for in the tacit relations which maintain the bond of family union, the mother , to maintain... ...ent which exhausted itself in producing and repro- ducing a succession and recurrence of the same fancies and im- ages. The night-lamp threw out count...

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...ions that are inevitable. No priority has been given to the filiations and relationships - although I have indicated them where it was the case -, bu... ...istorian justifies the literary tenacity of the paradox with an aesthetic relation:” art is paradoxistic by nature, since it uses a fiction (a feigne... ...ion of the fiction with the absurd realizes the burlesque, the parody of a relation of equivalence interpreted in one of opposition amazes and stirs ... ...o-optimization). Still as a similitude, it is necessary that Heisenberg’s relations of uncertainty should be remembered (complexity of the relation b... ...mational aesthetics (a theory akin to artistic modernity) and look at the relation between the banality of the foreseeable and the originality of th... ...he word. Tale to infinite is an example of a generative text, open through recurrence. The goat with little red ridding hood and other stories is an ...

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...r be a monopoly of the crown, and which immediately restricted this commercial relation, and possibly led very soon to its destruction. DISAPPEARANCE ... ...air to suppose, since they were not an agricultural people, the cutting-off of relations with the civilized world must have affected them disastrously... ...nature except a woman; nor row in a boat which has once been overturned, for a recurrence of the accident is absolutely certain. He dreams of shipwrec... ...ating interest which attaches to Polo's travels, it is proper to preface their relation with a brief notice of this most distinguished traveller. A CO... ...journey with a résumé of the history of the great Tartan Empire. As his entire relation makes a book of considerably more than two hundred pages of th... ...aces mentioned by Polo, though this in no wise affects the truthfulness of his relation. A PARADISE FILLED WITH PERIS. Having traversed the whole of P... ...voyage, purchasing also fowls, pigs, goats and dried fish to provide against a recurrence of the famine. A FIGHT WITH THE ISLANDERS. But in this hosp... ...h other for a portion; they stole from each other to provide a store against a recurrence of the famine. They loaded their backs with corn only to thr...

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... rested his eyes upon him; and at this moment, with their faces brought into relation, you would easily have seen they were father and son. The father... ...of injustice) and with which, in the manner of children, she had established relations almost human, certainly dramatic. There was an old haircloth so... ...uncle received very little company, and Mrs. Touchett, not having cultivated relations with her husband’s neighbours, was not warranted in expecting v... ...you don’t regard me as a stranger. I really believe I’ve filled all the other relations of life very creditably, and I don’t see why I shouldn’t fill th... ... as well tell you,” said that lady, “that your uncle has informed me of your relations with Lord Warburton.” Isabel considered. “Relations? They’re ha... ...uch. If there’s a thing in the world I’m fond of,” she went on with a slight recurrence of grandeur, “it’s my personal independence.” But whatever the... ...er ob served him select for such visits those moments, of almost periodical recurrence, when Madame Merle was under her roof. It was not for Madame M...

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..., whom she had supported almost from a child, was dead, and she had no other relation); who now busied her self in preparing the table, and who stood... ...ed Alfred. ‘In such a farce as this,’ observed the Doctor, ‘it might be this recurrence, on the eve of separation, of a double birth day, which is co... ...eave your house to day; I cease to be your ward to day; we part with tender relations stretching far behind us, that never can be exactly renewed, an...

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... command of Lord Kilpont, and a strong intimacy, strengthened by a distant relationship, subsisted between them. When Montrose raised the royal standa... ...ting his shock pate from between the blankets, listened to Lord Menteith’s relation in a most luxurious state, between sleep- ing and waking. “The fat... ...id he, “now swore revenge for this dreadful crime. They took arms with the relations and brother-in-law of the murdered person, and the Chil- dren of ... ... as the amusement which Allan’s society afforded her seemed to prevent the recurrence, at least in its full force, of that fearful malady by which she... ...eans,” answered Allan, hastily, yet with some hesitation; “she is a—a—near relation of our family—and treated,” he added, more firmly, “as an adopted ... ...ns of which the county of Argyle was accessible from the eastward; for his relation and chief, the Marquis, was used to boast, that he would not for a...

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...and his wife went, that he had mar- ried against the wishes of his exalted relations, and had had much ado to prevail on them to countenance her. He n... ...der the windows, or clinging to the walls and weeping for their imprisoned relations, Miss Fanny des- patched emissaries for her father and brother. P... ...ou are going to throw away a hundred guineas or so, I am as poor as a poor relation of great people usually is, and I shall be very much obliged to yo... ...y much as people had come into the prison; through debt, through idleness, relationship, curiosity, and gen- eral unfitness for getting on at home. Th... ...on, was a moral support to him, besides doing good service in his business relation. The concern prospered, and the partners were fast friends. But Da... ...ese slumberings seized him, Mrs General looked almost amazed: but, on each recurrence of the symptoms, she told her polite beads, Papa, Potatoes, Poul...

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...the welcome, though scarcely so willingly. Cuthbert Langston was a distant relation on the mother’s side of Richard, a young scholar, who, after his e... ... would be occupied most of each alternate day at Sheffield, he and another relation having been appointed “gentlemen porters,” which meant that they w... ...ike a child’s prattle.” Susan’s heart smote her as she thought of the true relations in which these two stood to one another, and she forbore from fur... ...uant with such vehement kisses, as might al- most have betrayed their real relationship, and then re- proached her, with all sorts of endearing terms,... ...rd his lealty!” That was all the notice Mary deigned to take of the former relations between her daughter and young Talbot. She did not choose again t... ...in trembling eagerness about her, none of the mirthful exultation that the recurrence of such an esca- pade with her old companion would naturally hav...

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...rne!” said the stranger, as if endeavouring to recollect himself—”what, no relation to Michael Lambourne, the gallant cavalier who behaved so bravely ... ...enilworth manding physiognomy. She leant on the arm of Lord Hunsdon, whose relation to her by her mother’s side often procured him such distinguished ... ...e his opinion unasked, or whether 181 Sir Walter Scott she was moved by a recurrence of the feeling of jealousy which had been instilled into her by ... ...ever short they may and must fall of the subject to which they bear a bold relation—and Philip murmurs them, I think, even in his dreams.” “Y ou tanta... ..., and cutting a gambol in the air which seemed to vindi- cate his title to relationship with the prince of that element, “I have told them who you are... ... hand to have been used for twirling a spindle—faith, I’ll believe in your relationship when the crow’s egg is hatched into a cygnet.” “Go to,” said W...

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...efore the Senate, together with the correspondence which has oc- curred in relation to them. In performing this duty I have only to add that the impor... ... 26, 1862. MAJOR-GENERAL McCLELLAN: Y our three despatches of yesterday in relation to the affair, ending with the statement that you completely succe... ...an you do better in any possible event? You prefer that the constitutional relation of the States to the nation shall be practically restored without ... ... they be struck by accident! Mr. Durant complains that in various ways the relation of master and slave is disturbed by the presence of our army, and ... ...bodied men, with a mixture of women and children—good things in the family relation, I think,—I could make a successful commencement. I want you to le... ...The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Six of peace and public security.” A recurrence to the paper will show you that I have not ex- pressed the opini... ...n under the shield of the Union, and to thus perpetually hedge against the recurrence of the scenes through which we are now passing. Governor Shepley...

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..., and she means my stepson. My cousin, she says, and she means any mode of relationship in the wide, wide world. Nos neveux, says a French writer, and... ...al faculty—the faculty of shap- ing and conceiving things under their true relations. The holy herald of Christ, and Christ himself the finisher of pr... ...oral truth as radiating from a new centre; apprehend it under transfigured relations. John the Baptist, like other earlier prophets, delivered a messa... ...ity to the particular deity adored. As to morals or just opinions upon the relations to man of the several divinities, all this was resigned to the te... ...who, the where (in any extended sense, that is, as re- garded the external relations of his own country), and the from what cause—all these were preci... ... the ear. From the stationary character of the sounds, and the contin- ued recurrence of charges and retreats sounded upon the trumpet, it became evid... ...tors. Nearly that number was now collected in the galleries, which, on the recurrence of that great occasion, or of a royal marriage, were usually ass... ... It is quite obvious that in cases of this kind,— and they are of constant recurrence,—the value of wages, incomes, or commodities, estimated in the p...

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...id felt the charm of a life in which each hour has its own employment. The recurrence of a settled work at settled moments, regu- larity of action, is... ... one of those men who are neither friends nor strangers, with whom we have relations from time to time, and call acquaintan- ces,—a certain Monsieur B... ...change for the half cord which I once sent her.” “This explains to me your relations with the house of Mongenod,” said Godefroid,—”and your fortune.” ... ...action upon Godefroid. The laws which regulate the physical nature un- der relation to the atmospheric environment in which it is developed, rule also... ...tigated the affair now before the court. The somewhat obscure point of the relations between these two leaders is cleared up by the testimony of nu- m... ...es prepared at the chateau de Saint-Savin. Courceuil, Boislaurier, and his relation Dubut, clandestinely changed two thousand francs in silver money f...

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...r guidance, had become dearer to the eccentric Cousin Lisbeth than all her relations. The Baron, on his part, admiring in Madame Marneffe such proprie... ...or twenty-six years!—And now like the story in the Old Testament, the poor relation has one ewe-lamb which is all her joy, and the rich man who has fl... ...all— Adeline, her daughter, and the Baron—all to dust! But what can a poor relation do against a rich family? It would be the story of the earthen pot... ...cence is a speculation, as most acts of ingratitude are revenge! To a poor relation you behave as you do to rats to whom you offer a bit of bacon. Now... ...tattle,” said Lisbeth, with an air of compunction. “No.—I mean to put your relations to the blush. T o-mor- row I shall invest in your name such a sum... ...agraph appeared: “Monsieur le Marechal the Minister of War, to prevent the recurrence of such scandals for the future, has ar- ranged for a regular Co...

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...ar Computing, edited by Yan-Qing Zhang and Tsau Young Lin, Georgia State University, Atlanta, USA, 305-308, 2006................462 57. Neutrosophic Relational Data Model, by Haibin Wang, Rajshekhar Sunderraman, Florentin Smarandache, André Rogatko, in (Society for Mathematics of Uncertainty, Creighton University), Vol. II, 19-35, 2008.......480 58. Neutrosophic Logic B...

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...ich it is the symbol. As the population increases in density, and as human relations grow more complex and numerous, all the details of life undergo a... ...ervice or of personal contact. In large part they are an expression of the relation of status, — a symbolic pantomime of mastery on the one hand and o... ...r pecuniary dependent inferiors is the bearing of the superior member in a relation of status, 37 Veblen though its manifestation is often greatly mo... ...slavery and that the women are commonly slaves. The great, pervading human relation in such a system is that of master and servant. The accepted evide... ...industrial occupations proper are removed more and more from all immediate relation to the person of their owner. At the same time those servants whos... ...nce does not preclude the transmission of those aptitudes or the continued recurrence of an impulse to find expression for them. In the later and fart...

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... power. In books, at least, I have ob- served one capital blunder upon the relations which Chris- tianity bears to Paganism: and out of that one mista... ...nd out of that one mistake, grows a liability to others, upon the possible relations of Christian- ity to the total drama of this world. I will endeav... ...the deductio. Under what 7 Thomas de Quincey angle, under what aspect, or relation, to the field which it concerns did the term religion originally c... ...at faculties were absolutely excluded from the point of view. Probably the relation between spiritual terrors and man’s power of propitiation, was the... ...ent pollutions, but recast and absolutely born again. 3dly. An idea of the relation which man occupies to God: and of this idea also, when Christianit... ...the scale of passion, nevertheless is often homely, and even gross, in its recurrences to frank elementary nature. For a lady to describe herself as l...

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...ts, as an experiment better adapted to the genius, character, situation, and relations of this na tion and country than any which had ever been pro ... ...all nations, and especially of those with which we have the most impor tant relations. We have done them justice on all occa sions, favored where fa... ...foreign markets. With the Indian tribes it is our duty to cultivate friendly relations and to act with kindness and liberal INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF TH... ...place itself in a situation which should be better calculated to prevent the recurrence of a like evil, and, in case it should re cur, to mitigate it... ...ongress has invariably acted on this principle, having made no change in our relations with either party. Our attitude has therefore been that of neut... ...par ties, and the ratifications whereof have been exchanged, has placed the relations of the two countries on a basis of permanent friendship. The pr... ... rec ommendation under a pledge that should the public exigencies require a recurrence to them at any time while I remained in this trust, I would wi... ...nauthorized im plied powers that we have the only sure guaranty against the recurrence of those unfortunate collisions between INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF...

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...of my happiness, whilst for herself she thus com- pleted the circle of her relations to this life’s duties, by pre- senting me with a son. Of this chi... ...hich I sought at such times to admire; there was a peculiar sort of double relation in which she stood at mo- ments of pleasurable expectation and exc... ...r steadfast forms—re-shaping themselves—and settling anew into those fixed relations which they are to preserve throughout the waking hours; in that p... ...ears old, in nankeen trousers, though still so far retaining hermaphrodite relations of dress as to wear a petticoat above my trousers, all my female ... ...rong prison, and with small hopes of leaving it, except for execution. The relations of the dead man were potent in Paita, and clamorous for justice, ... ...ion. Of this I can give one rather amusing instance, which was of constant recurrence. At the beginning of the last year of his life, he fell into a c...

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...pic purposes, to be quite sure that they com prehend the nature and all the relations of the business in hand. What has been established as an elemen... ...written paper on the wall, which he read, or seemed to read, with occasional recurrences to the young man’s figure. “What have we here?” said he, brea...

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...edenburgh—Mr. Barnard is also very well known in New Bedford, and has many relations, I am certain, in Edgarton. His son was named Augustus, and he wa... ... it might be accomplished. In the meantime I forbore speaking to any of my relations in regard to the voyage, and, as I busied myself ostensibly with ... ...old me at last that he had deter- mined upon everything necessary. I had a relation living in New Bedford, a Mr. Ross, at whose house I was in the hab... ...rly in the season) went in search of seal, leaving the captain and a young relation of his on a point of barren land to the westward, they having some... ...s in its very near proximity; and as, too, the statements of the author in relation to these regions may shortly be verified or contradicted by means ... ...sses were, after this ep- och, of alarming character, and of more alarming recurrence, defying alike the knowledge and the great exertions of her phys...

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...s very difficult for the people of any one nation to realize the political relations of another, and to 8 North America V ol. 1 chew the cud and dige... ...ot to be understood that labor as a rule is defrauded of its hire. But the relation of the master and the man admit of such fraud here much more frequ... ...nd generally hold their farms with us are almost unknown. There is no such relation as that of landlord and tenant as regards agricultural holdings. E... ...and seemed to have in his own hands the power of mismanag- ing all foreign relations as he pleased. But, in truth, the States of America, great as the... ...when happy circumstances do not befall her. Should we endeavor to make the recurrence of unhappy circumstances more general or less so? What does any ... ...nowledge that it admits of no answer. I will only say that the mutual good relations between men and women, which are so indispensable to our happines...

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...ot one note in common with the key he has just left? Listen to those false relations! What does he want with six drums and eight horns when Mozart wor... ... the mother of the unborn hero. There is no dramatic logic whatever in the recurrence of this theme to express the transport in which Brynhild immolat... ...anical completion of conventional metric patterns, whereas in The Ring the recurrence of the theme is an intel- 96 The Perfect Wagnerite ligent and i... ...intel- 96 The Perfect Wagnerite ligent and interesting consequence of the recurrence of the dramatic phenomenon which it denotes. It should be re- me...

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... as to the behavior of a girder under a strain, or an astronomer as to the recurrence of a comet, more certain than the calcu- lation that under such ... ...th its support, that he is utterly selfish and unscrupulous in every other relation without feeling at the smallest disadvantage. The same thing may b... ...eassuring advances made by civilization, and boldly present the two in the relation of cause and ef- fect: the public will swallow the fallacy without...

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...ken their minds, debase their moral nature, obliterate all traces of their relationship to mankind; and yet how wonderfully they have sustained the mi... ...ied with what, it is evi- dent, must be, in general, the results of such a relation, with- out seeking farther to find whether they have followed in e... ...nt, the slaveholder, in cases not a few, sustains to his slaves the double relation of master and father. I know of such cases; and it is worthy of re... ...ness. I have frequently found myself in tears while hearing them. The mere recurrence to those songs, even now, afflicts me; and while I am writing th... ...rly separation of us from our mother had well nigh blotted the fact of our relationship from our memo- ries. I looked for home elsewhere, and was conf... ...of a slaveholder, she did not seem to perceive that I sustained to her the relation of a mere chattel, and that for her to treat me as a human being w...

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...And small wonder. There had never been a time when he had not been in intimate relationship with machines. Machinery had almost been bred into him, an... ... his adolescence. A certain feeling of inde pendence crept up in him, and the relationship between him and his mother changed. Somehow, as an earner ... ...ound Bill Totts, and all around the whole scab and union labor problem and its relation to the economic welfare of the United States in the struggle f... ...was that in order to sheet anchor himself as Freddie Drummond, closer ties and relations in his own social nook were necessary. It was time that he wa... ...urtle gods, so common among the shore villages, and was amazed at the constant recurrence of the helmet motive. What did these jungle savages of the d...

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...ain quite peculiar something called “consciousness,” conceived either as a relation to objects, or as a pervading quality of psychical phenomena. The ... ...of which we are aware. These men are interested in the mind because of its relation to the world, because knowledge, if it is a fact, is a very myster... ...mysterious one. Their inter- est in psychology is naturally centred in the relation of con- sciousness to its object, a problem which, properly, belon... ..., and what we, although with not quite unambiguous expressions, would call relation to a content, direction towards an object (which is not here to be... ...tionally contain an ob- ject in themselves.” The view here expressed, that relation to an object is an ultimate irreducible characteristic of mental p... ...lex of stimuli has originally caused a certain complex of re- actions, the recurrence of part of the stimuli tends to cause the recurrence of the whol... ...statement: When a certain complex of sensations has occurred to a man, the recurrence of part of the complex tends to arouse the rec- 61 The Analysis...

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...e industries they were engaged in, the laws under which they lived, or the relation of their country to other countries. They lived the lives of old m... ...f presents on birthdays and the like is barred by general consent, and the relations of the parties are placed by express treaty on an unsentimental f... ...nything so impossible and so unwholesome, yet the law that regulates their relations, and the public opinion that regulates that law, is actually foun... ...joys the credit of a domestic peace which is hardly more intimate than the relations of pris- oners in the same gaol or guests at the same garden part... ...uite useless as a magic spell for changing in an instant the nature of the relations of two human beings to one another. If a man marries a woman 35 ... ...celibate life, the law must sanction the dissolution in order to prevent a recurrence of the scandal which has moved the Government to appoint the Com...

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...ng blind to the possibility that another sort of choice was in question in relation to her. But her life was just now full of hope and action: she was... ...he great world interest her, when communicated in the letters of high born relations: the way in which fascinating younger sons had gone to the dogs b... ... genealogies which had brought a coronet into a new branch and widened the relations of scandal,—these were topics of which she retained details with ... ...expect you to be all that an exquisite young lady can be in every possible relation of life. Certainly it might be a great advantage if you were able ... ..., but a sound kernel, that you may be sure of. He is very good to his poor relations: pensions several of the women, and is educating a young fellow a... ...t he could count in general on Lydgate as a coadjutor, but made no special recurrence to the coming decision between Tyke and Farebrother. When the Ge... ...more cruel to a rival than to a faithless lover, could have no strength of recurrence in Dorothea when the dominant spirit of justice within her had o...

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...ng blind to the possibility that another sort of choice was in question in relation to her. But her life was just now full of hope and action: she was... ... great world interest her, when com- municated in the letters of high-born relations: the way in which fascinating younger sons had gone to the dogs b... ... genealogies which had brought a coronet into a new branch and widened the relations of scandal,— these were topics of which she retained details with... ...expect you to be all that an exquisite young lady can be in every possible relation of life. Certainly it might be a great advantage if you were able ... ..., but a sound kernel, that you may be sure of. He is very good to his poor relations: pensions several of the women, and is educating a young fellow a... ...more cruel to a rival than to a faithless lover, could have no strength of recurrence in Dorothea when the dominant spirit of justice within her had o...

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...their safety seems to be the first. The safety of the people doubtless has relation to a great variety of circumstances and considerations, and conseq... ...Papers FEDERALIST No. 11 The Utility of the Union in Respect to Commercial Relations and a Navy For the Independent Journal. HAMILTON To the People of... ...ither of two contending parties. This would be more peculiarly the case in relation to opera- tions in the West Indies. A few ships of the line, sent ... ...f the particular States in this country are disposed to stand in a similar relation to each other, and to drop the project of a general discretionary ... ...nd we shall be convinced that the respective abilities of those States, in relation to revenue, bear little or no analogy to their comparative stock i... ...asions. But there appear to be insuperable objections against the proposed recurrence to the people, as a provision in all cases for keeping the sever... ...d in considering the article of taxation, and need not be repeated here. A recurrence to the principles there established will satisfy us, that there ...

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... The question is one which ought to be studied. “I am interested only in the relations of a people to the rearing of the individual man, and among the... ...in Sils Maria; and it was the 12 Thus Spake Zarathustra idea of the Eternal Recurrence of all things which finally induced my brother to set forth hi... ...the following passage:— “The fundamental idea of my work—namely, the Eternal Recurrence of all things—this highest of all possible for- mulae of a Yea... ...nth of August 1881 my brother resolved to reveal the teaching of the Eternal Recurrence, in dithyrambic and psalmodic form, through the mouth of Zarat... ...overflow of light. There is an instinct 17 Friedrich Nietzsche for rhythmic relations which embraces wide areas of forms (length, the need of a wide-... ...oth not want chil- dren,—joy wanteth itself, it wanteth eternity, it wanteth recurrence, it wanteth everything eternally-like-itself. Woe saith: “Brea... ... to childhood. Nietzsche, the supposed anarchist, here plainly disclaims all relationship whatever to anar- chy, for he shows us that only by bearing ... ...ed could be more undignified?—it is with those who would destroy the natural relationship between the sexes, by modifying either the one or the other ... ...t the dwarf from his shoulders, and he announces his doctrine of the Eternal Recurrence of all things great and small to his arch-enemy and in defianc...

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...any considerations on which conduct is built, each man stands in a certain relation. He takes life on a certain principle. He has a compass in his spi... ... his spirit which points in a certain direc- tion. It is the attitude, the relation, the point of the compass, that is the whole body and gist of what... ... and the mind runs out to meet it ere the phrase be done. The universe, in relation to what any man can say of it, is plain, patent and staringly comp... .... But what any man can say of it, even in his highest utterance, must have relation to this little and plain corner, which is no less visible to us th... ...ocket-book of reference on morals, which should stand to life in some such relation, say, as Hoyle stands in to the sci- 11 Lay Morals entific game o... ...ity to see fine verses, such as some in ‘Demos,’ absolutely spoiled by the recurrence of one wearisome consonant. CRITICISMS CHAPTER II – SALVINI’S MA...

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... original Arabian legends, to those only that the book stands in any close relationship. The matter is for the most part borrowed, but the manner is a... ...in which the details of each history are increased by fresh traits at each recurrence, enables us to trace their growth in the author’s mind, and to a... ...followers, as a witness to his mission; and there can be no doubt that his relations with the Jews were, at one time, those of friendship and intimacy... ...almudists to the fifth of the seven heavens. 3 This phrase is of constant recurrence in the Talmud. Maimonides, Yad Hach. i. 3, makes it one of the p... ...a release, it will be nearer to piety. And forget not generos- ity in your relations one towards another; for God beholdeth your doings. Observe stric... ...0 See verse 81. 101 The drift of these words, which are of such frequent recurrence in the Koran, is, that the former revelations had been abused, a... ... bequests ye shall bequeath, and debts. If a man or a woman make a distant relation their heir, and he or she have a brother or a sister, each of thes... ...ath God assigned a period. As to such of your wives as have no hope of the recurrence of their times, if ye have doubts in regard to them, then reckon... ... all sides. 8 See ii. 249, p. 365. 9 Through the breaking off commercial relations. 10 Or, by right of subjection, Sale; in cash, Wahl.; all with- ...

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...n the old army he was esteemed very highly as a soldier and gentleman. Our relations were always most pleasant. The preparations at Corpus Christi for... ...left their homes before we got there, but with those remaining the best of relations apparently existed. It was the policy of the Commanding General t... ... interference from any one, for the very purpose of restoring their former relations. The effort failed, and the two generals remained ever after cold... ...lia Dent, the lady of whom I have before spoken. We visited my parents and relations in Ohio, and, at the end of my leave, proceeded to my post at Sac... ...e north, facing me, and gave a salute, which I returned. The most friendly relations seemed to exist between the pickets of the two armies. At one pla... ...people should be informed that, so long as an army can subsist among them, recurrence of theses raids must be ex- pected, and we are determined to sto...