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...reat pleasure in his work. Really beautiful and distinguished.” ALICE S. MORRIS in Harper’s Bazaar: “He tells a haunting and beautiful story and ma... ... troubled and try to distract me. “No work today!” cries Gyrinno. “Let’s hunt flowers in the woods.” Heptha bothers the cook to prepare me special ... ...est...they preferred the virginal...snowy peaks...whispering groves...the hunting cry...” Warming my feet on a warming stone, I said I preferred the... ... all I have loved. Only in memory will I walk along the orchard creek and hunt for crayfish, think and stare as a boy thinks and stares. I had sever... ...e with my drawings of the deluge: I go on with the terror, the falling of buildings, the erosion of life, the force of wind, the weight of torrents..... ...la was faithful; Bramante was friendly. I blame the city, its somber tufa buildings. Cities, like mistresses, betray. Fleeing Rome, I visited my vin... ...other men’s grief. That woman, over there on her knees, isn’t that Nancy Richards? I recognize her shoulders and the back of her head. Her father d... ...nd Raleigh. No writer could have had a better guide for Titus, Henry and Richard. M__ had learned to smoke and like R__ had to putter with tobacco,... ...in riddles, sir. Your plays ridicule us. You disesteem our monarchs, King Richard for one. Your plays attract the vulgar. You praise the rotten...” ...

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... felt an empathy as deep as the gods; and the reconstructed walls of ancient buildings that he could see into and imagine long deceased emperors in co... ...ding dress stood at a pond posing for a picture with her groom. Near earlier buildings Sang Huin had noticed him looking at them questioningly. He had... ...(neighborhood) to another lost, looking for distinguishable signs, shapes in buildings, and widths of streets. Everything from the thin dust-sheathed... ...trapped on a reef in the South Korean jurisdiction of the ocean and had been hunted down by the South Korean soldiers. He had a South Korean passport ... ...re and its mother during those years when the baby encumbered the woman from hunting on her own. He didn't need more than that. In Kwang Sook's school... ... unsure how to get there and so he looked down at the "chito" (map) a fellow hunter at the theatre had drawn for him on the back cover of his "Expatri... ...knew to be the base nature propelling human actions and society's disarray. Richard Dawkins' idea that one was born selfish but did not have to stay ... ...disputable"). She spoke to his dark Brazilian skin. She spoke to all of his Morris codes and secret languages that she understood all and had contemp... ...A sequences evolved from this has no plausible theory. --The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins was an original means of envisioning organisms as tempora...

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..., William Novelli, Steve Permut, Jagdish Sheth and Gerald Zaltman. Susan Barrett, Morris Holbrook and Michael RothschiId read all or portions of th... ...vice, as did Enis (1973), classifying on organizational goals and audience types. Hunt (1976) also took social marketing into consideration. Howev... ...ficult when one tries to classify human phenomena; apologias are always in order. Hunt (1976) for example, stated that his scheme does not "imply th... ...ts not only have vocational and educational deficiencies but also bring to the job-hunting situation family and personal problems that are amenable t... ... costly exhibit." (p. 353). Planning mass media campaigns for population control, Richard Manoff (1973) appealed to self-interests of target segmen... ...rles. 1980. "Churches Take to the Airways." (Bergen) Record, May 27, B-5. Bagozzi, Richard P. 1977. "Structural Equation Models in Experimental Resea... ...rganized Behavioral System of Exchange." Journal of Marketing 38, 77-81. Bagozzi, Richard P. and M. Frances Van Loo. 1978. "Fertility as Consumption... ...icy 24,59-79. Dewey, John. 1966. Quoted by Robert Park. In Bernard R. Berelson and Morris Janowitz (eds.), Reader in Public Opinion and Communicatio... ... Working paper, Northwestern University. Frank, R. E. , W. F. Massy and Donald G. Morrison. 1965. "Bias in Multiple Discriminant Analysis." Journal...

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... Happold, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. John (Fire) Lame Deer and Richard Erdoes, Lame Deer Seeker of Visions, Washington Square Press, New Y... ... found, in what appear to be religious chapels, even in very early village buildings. However, their specific significance and the religious thought s... ...s of the founder of Christian teaching, Jesus, were written only a few 52. Morris West, in an interview published in the Australian magazine Elle, vol... ...d the priesthood; their leaders, called rabbis, led worship in small local buildings (synagogues) involving neither sacrifices nor priests. The record... ...Gilgamesh wept for his friend Enkidu; he wandered over the wilderness as a hunter, he roamed over the plains; in his bitterness he cried, “How can I r... ...w the state of the city New Jerusalem which comes out of heaven. And I and Richard Richardson and John Stubbs cast it up according to the account as i... ...orenda would typically be used: A shaman has great, powerful orenda. A fine hunter has superior orenda. A successful hunter has thwarted the orenda of ... ...POWERS: AMERICAN INDIAN BELIEF 189 the start of the myth, two young Sioux hunters see approaching them in a sacred manner a very beautiful woman who ... ...67, Lame Deer imparted his people’s traditions to his trusted white friend Richard Erdoes, who published the material in Lame Deer Seeker of Visions i...

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...nal Academy of Sciences intro- duced me to many of these issues. The work of Richard Stallman, the creator of the free software movement, remains an i... ...s is no mere fantasy, Macaulay tells us. After praising the novels of Samuel Richardson in terms that, to modern eyes, seem a little fervid (“No writi... ...more profound knowledge of the human heart”), Macaulay recounts the story of Richardson’s grandson, “a clergyman in the city of London.” Though a “mos... ...e been such a recent arrival, as if someone suggested that all the roads and buildings around you had arrived in the last fifteen years. Some of you ma... ... as “environmental”—supporters of the park system and birdwatchers, but also hunters and those who disdained chemical pesticides in growing their food... ...arge constituency which supported governmental efforts to that end. The duck hunter’s preservation of wetlands as a species habitat turns out to have ... ...rests, considered at a lower level of abstraction, seemed entirely different—hunters and bird- watchers, antipollution protesters and conservation bio... ...emiah A. Goodman (July 26, 1813), in Thomas Jefferson’s Farm Book, ed. Edwin Morris Betts (Charlottesville, Notes to page 17 255 ___-1 ___0 ___ 1 3727...

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... hotly disputed. Some scholarly studies of researchers such as Stephen LeRoy and Richard Porter offer support - other, no less weighty, scholarsh... ...onsist of keenly observing what people miss most when they work and play. Robert Morris, an Amazon reviewer, sums up IDEO's creative process: - ... ...are being radically reshaped. In an intriguing spin on this theme, Michael Cox and Richard Alm argue in their book "Myths of Rich and Poor - Why We... ... "The Economist" carried last December the story of the agricultural technologist Richard Jefferson who helps "local plant breeders and growers de... ...terated. Women are modified to look like men and given identical "beta faces". Tall buildings are razed. Joseph Schumpeter, the prophetic Austrian-A... ...ging envy. Ralph Reiland, the Kenneth Simon professor of free enterprise at Robert Morris University, quotes David Brooks of the "weekly Standard",... ...ic scene. Work mobility increases in this landscape of shifting allegiances, head hunting, remote collaboration, contract and agency work, and sim... ... hierarchical, maintain large media, government lobbying, and PR departments, head-hunt, invest proceeds in professionally-managed portfolios, comp... ... stem immigration. NGO's buy slaves in Sudan thus encouraging the practice of slave hunting throughout sub- Saharan Africa. Other NGO's actively coll...

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... the coherent, directional, patterns of action. It is the pursuit that matters, the hunt more than the game and the game more than victory or gains.... ...al Liberation Front, the Earth Liberation Front and the Britain-based SHAC, or Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty, are 'way out in front' in terms of da... ...rigorously derive a prohibition to eat human flesh from any known moral system. As Richard Routley-Silvan observes in his essay "In Defence of Cann... ...an R. W. Southern called this period "scientific humanism" (in "Flesh and Stone" by Richard Sennett, London, Faber and Faber, 1994). We mentioned Jo... ...? Cultures, Classificatory System of Culture is a hot topic. Scholars (Fukoyama, Huntington, to mention but two) disagree about whether this is t... ... empathy is defined in "Psychology - An Introduction (Ninth Edition) by Charles G. Morris, Prentice Hall, 1996": "Closely related to the ability to... ...oined by a relative of Charles Darwin, Sir Francis Galton, in 1883 - its bad name. Richard Lynn, of the University of Ulster of North Ireland, thin... ... consist of keenly observing what people miss most when they work and play. Robert Morris, an Amazon reviewer, sums up IDEO's creative process: • ... ...s in our own culture." "Psychology – An Introduction" Ninth Edition By: Charles G. Morris, University of Michigan Prentice Hall, 1996 Introduct...

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... the coherent, directional, patterns of action. It is the pursuit that matters, the hunt more than the game and the game more than victory or gains.... ...al Liberation Front, the Earth Liberation Front and the Britain-based SHAC, or Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty, are 'way out in front' in terms of da... ...rigorously derive a prohibition to eat human flesh from any known moral system. As Richard Routley-Silvan observes in his essay "In Defence of Cann... ...an R. W. Southern called this period "scientific humanism" (in "Flesh and Stone" by Richard Sennett, London, Faber and Faber, 1994). We mentioned Jo... ...? Cultures, Classificatory System of Culture is a hot topic. Scholars (Fukoyama, Huntington, to mention but two) disagree about whether this is t... ... empathy is defined in "Psychology - An Introduction (Ninth Edition) by Charles G. Morris, Prentice Hall, 1996": "Closely related to the ability to... ...oined by a relative of Charles Darwin, Sir Francis Galton, in 1883 - its bad name. Richard Lynn, of the University of Ulster of North Ireland, thin... ... consist of keenly observing what people miss most when they work and play. Robert Morris, an Amazon reviewer, sums up IDEO's creative process: • ... ...s in our own culture." "Psychology – An Introduction" Ninth Edition By: Charles G. Morris, University of Michigan Prentice Hall, 1996 Introduct...

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... getting a soothing reply. As for the mass of streets, squares, and public buildings which parted them, she only felt at this moment how little London... ...on waving up and down upon the water, London having shrunk to two lines of buildings on either side of them, square buildings and oblong build- ings p... ... conclusion was very wel- come. Let these odd men and women—her aunts, the Hunts, Ridley, Helen, Mr. Pepper, and the rest—be sym- bols,—featureless bu... ... he planked down on the table before Rachel. On it she read, “Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dalloway, 23 Browne Street, Mayfair.” “Mr. Richard Dalloway,” conti... ...nal privately issued afterwards, they described as of “unique inter- est.” Richard had audiences with ministers, and foretold a crisis at no distant d... ...as specially arranged, or could be if necessary. On this occasion all that Richard did was to write a note to Lord Glenaway, the head of the line whic... ...English gentle- man. I am twenty-seven,” Hewet began. “My father was a fox-hunting squire. He died when I was ten in the hunt- ing field. I can rememb... ...ot. There was a touch of peevishness in her voice. “And we’ve had _such_ a hunt to find you. Do you know what the time is?” Mrs. Elliot and Mr. and Mr... ...s. Pepper stopped and began a discourse upon round dances, country dances, morris dances, and quadrilles, all of which are entirely superior to the ba...

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...etation, it is prepared to interpret it; but it does not pursue criminals, hunt out wrongs, or examine into evidence of its own ac- cord. A judicial f... ...onsisted of fifty-five members; Washington, Madison, Hamilton, and the two Morrises were amongst the number. **It was not adopted by the legislative b... ...penses, which, although incomplete, are still curious. I have to thank Mr. Richards, Mayor of Philadelphia, for the budgets of thirteen of the countie... ...f supplying a family with food is excessive. Day after day is spent by the hunter without success, and during this interval his family must subsist up... ... now none remain- ing; they swam across the Mississippi to escape from the hunters, and more particularly from the bells of the Ameri- can cows.” 371... ...the Erection of Forts, Magazines, Arsenals, Dock- Yards, and other needful Buildings; - And T o make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for ... ...m. Paterson. Jona. Dayton Pennsylvania B Franklin Thomas Mifflin Robt. Morris. Geo. Clymer Thos. Fitzsimons Jared Ingersoll James Wilson Gouv... ...orris. Geo. Clymer Thos. Fitzsimons Jared Ingersoll James Wilson Gouv Morris Delaware Geo: Read Gunning Bedford Jun John Dickinson Richard Ba... ...son Gouv Morris Delaware Geo: Read Gunning Bedford Jun John Dickinson Richard Bassett Jaco: Broom Maryland 830 Democracy in America James McHe...

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...e, who then lived in the aforesaid manor-house; and also prescribes to Sir Richard Varney (a prompter to this design), at his coming hither, that he s... ...ld not long escape their violence, which afterwards happened thus. For Sir Richard Varney abovesaid (the chief projector in this design), who, by the ... ..., was privately made away in the prison by the Earl’s appointment; and Sir Richard V arney the other, dying about the same time in London, cried miser... ...ch ad- mitted them through an archway into a square court, sur- rounded by buildings. Opposite to the arch was another door, which the serving-man in ... ...e opening to the quadrangle were obscured by the height of the surrounding buildings, and, as they were traversed with massive shafts of solid stone-w... ...hony—covetousness bursts the sack and spills the grain. Look you, when the huntsman goes to kill a stag, he takes with him more dogs than one. He has ... ...but unite them, and we drive the world before us. How sayest thou—shall we hunt in couples?” “It is a currish proposal—thus to thrust thyself upon my ... ...ger whom I dispatched, at my lord’s instance, found the good knight on the hunting field, cheering his beagles with his wonted jovial field-cry. I tru... ...n- terpretation, and refer to his own exquisite art in arranging pageants, morris-dances, May-day festivities, and such-like holiday delights, for whi...

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...ere!” Denham found himself looked down upon by the eyes of the great poet, Richard Alardyce, and suffered a little shock which would have led him, had... ...at-grandmother, by Millington. Here is my uncle’s walking-stick—he was Sir Richard Warburton, you know, and rode with Havelock to the Relief of Luckno... ...ly can boast, a great writer, a poet eminent among the poets of England, a Richard Alardyce; and having pro- duced him, they proved once more the amaz... ...arm. “Will there be a crowd?” Ralph asked, after a pause. “There’ll be the Morrises and the Crashaws, and Dick Osborne, and Septimus, and all that set... ...of the ceiling, seemed to suit her so thoroughly that she used at first to hunt about for some one to apologize to, or for some flaw in the situation.... ...ect. “You’ve several big estates round here, Otway,” he be- gan. “Any good hunting? Let me see, what pack would it be? Who’s your great man?” “Sir Wil... ...rupt.” “Which Stanham would that be? Verney or Alfred?” “Alfred… . I don’t hunt myself. You’re a great hunts- man, aren’t you? You have a great reputa... ...lasted no one was real, nothing was ordinary; the crowds, the Gov- ernment buildings, the tide of men and women washing the base of the great glass wi... ...vidness, his personal appear- ance. Denham could see him against the blank buildings and towers of the horizon. He saw him dignified, exalted, and tra...

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...anting chase. VI. ‘T were long to tell what steeds gave o’er, As swept the hunt through Cambusmore; What reins were tightened in despair, When rose Be... ...e precipice and brake, O’er stock and rock their race they take. VIII. The Hunter marked that mountain high, The lone lake’s western boundary, And dee... ... opposing rock; Then, dashing down a darksome glen, Soon lost to hound and Hunter’s ken, In the deep T rosachs’ wildest nook His solitary refuge took.... ... cloak must shear from the slaughtered deer, To keep the cold away.’ ‘O Richard! if my brother died, ‘T was but a fatal chance; For darkling was... ...As warm, we’ll say, is the russet gray, As gay the forest-green. ‘ And, Richard, if our lot be hard, And lost thy native land, Still Alice has h... ..., if our lot be hard, And lost thy native land, Still Alice has her own Richard, And he his Alice Brand.’ 67 Sir Walter Scott XIII. Ballad Cont... ... Knox preached the coronation sermon. 562. Morrice-dancers. The morrice or morris dance was prob- ably of Spanish (or Moorish, as the name implies) or... ...stress and the queen or lady of the May), the fool, the piper, and several morris-danc- ers habited, as it appears, in various modes. Afterwards a hob... ...h bell at heel. Douce says that “the number of bells round each leg of the morris-dancers amounted from twenty to forty;” but Scott, in a note to The ...

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..., the date of our story refers to a period towards the end of the reign of Richard I., when his return from his long captivity had become an event rat... ...son of wealth, differed entirely from the tall, turretted, and castellated buildings in which the Norman nobility re- sided, and which had become the ... ...n; two or three large and shaggy greyhounds, such as were then employed in hunting the stag and wolf; as many slow-hounds of a large bony breed, with ... ...said briefly and emphatically , “I speak ever French, the language of King Richard and his nobles; but I understand English sufficiently to communicat... ...e from food. Meanwhile the Abbot and Cedric continued their discourse upon hunting; the Lady Rowena seemed engaged in conver- sation with one of her a... ...-French into your favour, so far at least as the mystery of wood-craft and hunting is concerned. Surely no tongue is so rich in the vari- ous phrases ... ...rthe- less—” “I think, friend Cedric,” said W amba, interfering, “that had Richard of the Lion’s Heart been wise enough to have taken a fool’s advice,... ...ize, consisting of a donjon, or large and high square tower, surrounded by buildings of infe- rior height, which were encircled by an inner court-yard... ...ape from these men’s hands, than to stand ducking and grinning here like a morris-dancer.” “Truly, reverend father,” said the Friar, “I know but one m...

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...ll Maskery’s. I shan’t be home before going for ten. I’ll happen see Dinah Morris safe home, if she’s willing. There’s nobody comes with her from Poys... ...hip. Poyser’s wife may turn her nose up an’ forget bygones, but this Dinah Morris, they tell me, ‘s as poor as iver she was—works at a mill, an’s much... ... fellows that they would be doing an accept- able service to the Church by hunting Will Maskery out of the village with rope-ends and pitchforks; and ... ...ness being shut up at the Chase in the summer months, when one can neither hunt nor shoot, so as to make one’s self pleasantly sleepy in the evening. ... ...described as men given up to the lusts of the flesh and the pride of life; hunting and shooting, and adorning their own houses; asking what shall we e... ...if it were not that we heard the boom- ing bark of dogs echoing from great buildings at the back. And now the half-weaned calves that have been shelte... ...f ornament to utility. The family likeness between her and her niece Dinah Morris, with the contrast between her keenness and Dinah’s seraphic gentle-... ...ded, making way for them; “I hadn’t need keep y’ out any longer.” The tall buildings round the yard shut out a good deal of the sky, but the large win... ...ides all this, he had read his Bible, including the apocryphal books; Poor Richard’s Al- manac, T aylor’s Holy Living and Dying, The Pilgrim’s Progres...

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...vari- ety of interests. There was the mystery and charm of the complicated buildings one could make, with long passages and steps and windows through ... ... lead tiger like a special creation at large in the world, and demanding a hunting expedition and much elaborate effort to get him safely housed in th... ... making and homely intoxication occurred; there was a pack of hounds which hunted within five miles of London Bridge, and the local gentry would occas... ...th politics and religion, we went to that little meeting- house of William Morris’s at Hammersmith and worked out the principles of Socialism pretty t... ...ature. Britten’s father had delighted his family by reading aloud from Dr. Richard Garnett’s T wilight of the Gods, and Britten conveyed the precious ... ...hants.” “City Merchandize,” said Britten. “Too fanciful. What of Arvonian? Richard Arvon was our founder, and it seems almost a duty—” “They call them... ...we never heard of and the Fabian Society we did not under- stand; Marx and Morris, the Chicago Anarchists, Justice and Social Democratic Federation (a... ...—and speculat- ing whether perhaps some day I might not be a K. C. B., Sir Richard Remington, K. C. B., M. P . But the big style prevailed… . We could... ...and we began that day a friendship that was only ended by his death in the hunting-field three years later. He interested Margaret into a disregard of...

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...ound the party al- ready complete. Miss Waterford was there and Mrs. Jay , Richard T wining and George Road. We were all writers. It was a fine day , ... ...ell have tinged the 17 Somerset Maugham snowy tablecloth with a rosy hue. Richard T win- ing bubbled over with quaint absurdities, and George Road, c... ...le rabbits frolicked among leafy trees, suggested the influence of William Morris. There was blue delft on the chimneypiece. At that time there must h... ...g back, I think that Mrs. Strickland was the most harmless of all the lion-hunters that pursue their quarry from the rarefied heights of Hampstead to ... ...ind him at once.” I tried to make Stroeve understand that it was absurd to hunt vaguely about Paris. We must first think of some plan. “ Yes; but all ... ...a week, at eleven and four, you may get a bowl of thin, salt soup. The two buildings are placed far apart, so that only the starving should be tempted... ...co, and Captain Nichols, for his part, could not do without it; he took to hunting the “Can o’ Beer,” for cigarette-ends and the butt-end of cigars wh... ...m in which we sat. Mrs. Strickland had moved with the times. Gone were the Morris papers and gone the severe cretonnes, gone were the Arundel prints t...

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...iron railing through which you saw a vast lawn and beyond this some of the buildings of King’s School. One small boy was wandering disconsolately , ki... ...nto Rose’s study . Rose was sitting at his desk, working with a boy called Hunter , and turned round crossly as Philip came in. “Who the devil’s that?... ...nt. “I thought I’d come in and see how you were.” “ We were just working.” Hunter broke into the conversation. “When did you get back?” “Five minutes ... ...ever appeared; and next morning when he went in to prayers he saw Rose and Hunter singing along arm in arm. What he could not see for him- self others... ...’s House and the author was Henrik Ibsen. Professor Erlin classed him with Richard Wagner , but of him he spoke not with anger but with good- humoured... ... with laughter. Not a melody in it from beginning to end! He could imagine Richard Wagner sitting in his box and laughing till his sides ached at the ... ...er von Sackingen and in return he presented her with a volume of Will- iam Morris. V ery wisely neither of them ever read the other’s present. XXXII P... ...and, panic- stricken, they forget as soon as they come into the forbidding buildings of the Conjoint Board the knowledge which before they had so pat.... ...ing still, and she lives in the little red brick house in Kensington, with Morris papers and Whistler’s etchings on the walls, and gives the same nice...

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...ery wreck itself.—[Compare a passage in one of Horace Walpole’s letters to Richard West, 22 March 1740 (Cunningham’s edit. i. 41), where Walpole, spea... ...n of what was most beautiful and worthiest of preserva- tion; and that the buildings of this bastard Rome, raised upon the ancient productions, althou... ... the two most favoured ones, the Capitoline and the Palatine, that so many buildings stood on the site. Judging only from 16 Essays: Book the First w... ...ests have a malice against the proud and overtowering heights of our lofty buildings, there are also spirits above that are envious of the greatnesses... ... quidem.” 154 Essays: Book the First [“The power of custom is very great: huntsmen will lie out all night in the snow, or suffer themselves to be bur... ...“Is it not a shame for a natural philosopher, that is, for an observer and hunter of nature, to seek testimony of the truth from minds prepossessed by... ...acles; where every one makes to himself a deity of what he likes best; the hunter of a lion or a fox, the fisher of some fish; idols of every human ac... ...ul ardour of his companions, leaves that to follow another that calls to a morris or the bears; who would not wish, and find it more delightful and mo...

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........................................................ 25 EPISTLE I.—TO SIR RICHARD TEMPLE, LORD COBHAM.*............................................ 2... ... EP EP EP EP EPISTLE I.—T ISTLE I.—T ISTLE I.—T ISTLE I.—T ISTLE I.—TO SIR RICHARD O SIR RICHARD O SIR RICHARD O SIR RICHARD O SIR RICHARD TEMPLE, TEM... ...P EP EP EPISTLE IV ISTLE IV ISTLE IV ISTLE IV ISTLE IV.—T .—T .—T .—T .—TO RICHARD BO O RICHARD BO O RICHARD BO O RICHARD BO O RICHARD BOYLE, EARL YLE... ...in mortal fight; Th’ exulting mother stain’d with filial blood, The savage hunter and the haunted wood? The direful banquet why should I proclaim, And... ... ous: for one declares he ought to have a price set on his head, and to be hunted down as a wild beast. 165 Another protests that he does not know wh... ...itten by him, as it was printed anonymously. Thus sang of it even BEZALEEL MORRIS. ‘Auspicious bard! while all admire thy strain, All but the selfish,... ...y, but Gay is gone, He grasps an empty Joseph 307 for a John: So Proteus, hunted in a nobler shape, Became, when seized, a puppy, or an ape. ... ...‘Sense, speech, and measure, living tongues and dead, Let all give way—and Morris may be read. Flow, Welsted, flow! like thine inspirer, beer; Though ... ...s. 6d. Satires on the T ranslators of Homer, Mr P . and Mr T . Anon. [Bez. Morris]. 1717, price 6d. The T riumvirate; or, a Letter from Palaemon to Ce...

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...cow-heel at a neighboring cook’s shop. Their names were Samuel Johnson and Richard Savage. Meanwhile the conversation at Button’s was fast and bril- l... ...ignitary in the cassock, “is it in blue and goold ye are this morning, Sir Richard, when you ought to be in seebles?” 11 Burlesques “Who’s dead, Dean... ... have a man, mon cher, bury himself in his chateau in Normandy, out of the hunting season? The Rugantino Palace stupefies me. Those Titians are so glo... ...t; and thou wert away to the Crusades ere ever my beard grew.” “I stood by Richard of England at the gates of Ascalon, and drew the spear from sainted... ...t fur, I say, from Lester Squarr, is a rainje of bildings called Pipping’s Buildings, leading to Blue Lion Court, leading to St. Martin’s Lane. Y ou k... ...ding to Blue Lion Court, leading to St. Martin’s Lane. Y ou know Pipping’s Buildings by its greatest ornament, an am and beefouce (where Jools has oft... ...ux’s council-fire and I can patter 71 Burlesques Canadian French with the hunters who come for peltries to Nachitoches or Thichimuchimachy; but from ... ...er him, 2 groombs, and a fimmale for the House. I’ve 7 osses: in cors if I hunt this winter I must increase my ixtablishment. “N.B. Heverythink lookin... ...e we were charged with a bran new Medsan chest for my lady, from Skivary & Morris, containing enough Rewbub, Daffy’s Alixir, Godfrey’s cawdle, with a ...

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...knowledge from us, with the result that in public life we are either place-hunters, an- archists, or sheep shepherded by wolves. But it will be observ... ...age of a louse, will risk his neck for fun fifty times every winter in the hunting field, and at Badajos sieges and the like will ram his head into a ... ...nsult his own honor. As a Sportsman (and war is fundamentally the sport of hunting and fighting the most dangerous of the beasts of prey) he feels fre... ...lay or prosy sermon or lecture; to stare at uninteresting pictures or ugly buildings: nothing, short of disease, is more dreadful than this. The viole... ...f such modern revelations as Shelley’s Prometheus or The Niblung’s Ring of Richard Wagner. There is nothing in the Bible greater in inspiration than B... ...a condition attainable by cultivating the body, mind, and heart. Art, said Morris, is the expression of pleasure in work. And certainly, when work is ...

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... former period was spent in Maysville, Kentucky, at- tending the school of Richardson and Rand; the latter in Ripley, Ohio, at a private school. I was... ...o believe it—but I cast no 9 U. S. Grant reflections upon my old teacher, Richardson. He turned out bright scholars from his school, many of whom hav... ...ring this vacation my father re- ceived a letter from the Honorable Thomas Morris, then United States Senator from Ohio. When he read it he said to me... ...ather would not write to Hamer for the appointment, but he wrote to Thomas Morris, United States Senator from Ohio, informing him that there was a vac... ...y. Of those who “went south,” and attained high rank, there was Lieutenant Richard Anderson, who commanded a corps at Spottsylvania; Captain Sibley, a... ...cements to forward to me immediately on my de- parture from Cairo. General Hunter sent men freely from Kansas, and a large division under General Nels... ...e was great for the number of men engaged. In this assault Colonel William Morrison fell badly wounded. Up to this time the surgeons with the army had... ...My chief, who was in St. Louis, telegraphed his congratulations to General Hunter in Kansas for the ser- vices he had rendered in securing the fall of... ...simple removal, but named who my successor should be. McClernand, Fremont, Hunter and McClellan were all men- tioned in this connection. I took no ste...

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...t some distance of time, contemplate with wonder.’ He was indefatigable in hunting up and con- sulting all who had known parts or aspects of Johnson’s... ...With him he continued two years, and then rose to be under the care of Mr. Hunter, the headmas- ter, who, according to his account, ‘was very severe, ... ...f a master to teach him.’ It is, however, but justice to the memory of Mr. Hunter to mention, that though he might err in being too severe, the school... ...ings and conduct on the occasion were candid and liberal. He requested Mr. Richardson, son of the painter, to endeavour to find out who this new autho... ...son of the painter, to endeavour to find out who this new authour was. Mr. Richardson, after some inquiry, having informed him that he had dis- covere... ...is Lordship by Sir Joshua Reynolds, to whom it was given by the son of Mr. Richardson the painter, the per- son to whom it is addressed. I have transc... ... viewed them with indignation!” We had then a long conversation on Gothick buildings; and in talking of the form of old halls, he said, “In these hall... ... innumerable little lanes and courts. It is not in the showy evolutions of buildings, but in the multiplicity of human habitations which are crouded t... ...bjects. ‘On Monday, the 13th of December, the day on which he died, a Miss Morris, daughter to a particular friend of his, called, and said to Francis...

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...and the old, the evening grew resplen- dent; all the gardens and low-lying buildings sank back and became almost invisible in a mist of wonderful sun,... ... towns- man in his descriptions of the country, just as somebody said that Morris’s sea-pieces were all taken from the coast. I tried for long to hit ... ...o sick that the two rancheros took me in and tended me. One is an old bear-hunter, seventy-two years old, and a captain from the Mexican war; the othe... ...h true fron- tiersmen, and most kind and pleasant. Captain Smith, the bear-hunter, is my physician, and I obey him like an oracle. The business of my ... ...e in the Santa Lucia Moun- tains, nursed by an old frontiers-man, a mighty hunter of bears, and I scarcely slept, or ate, or thought for four days. Tw... ...dy, April Rain, is also a late work. Beckett is a fine ranting piece, like Richard II., but very fine for the stage. Irving is to play it this autumn ...

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...ald, and the colour of the sav- age elk. Himself of a huge big post made a hunting nag, and an- other for daily service of the beam of a vinepress: an... ...t greedy glutton. At fair and softly passeth Lent. At the morris dance. At the forked oak. At feeby. ... ...armed, unarmed, with a buckler, with a cloak, with a target. Then would he hunt the hart, the roebuck, the bear, the fallow deer, the wild boar, the h... ...heir belly, because it will make them gush out, and squirt the length of a hunter’s staff, like the very tap of a barrel; and oftentimes, thinking to ... ... mouth, ears, eyes, and other open passages of the body. The inside of the buildings in this lower court stood upon great pillars of chalcedony stone ... ...phum. The Hotchpotch or Gallimaufry of the perpetually begging Friars. The Morris-dance of the Heretics. The Whinings of Cajetan. Muddisnout Doctoris ... ... Intimate f. Summist f. Hepatic f. Abridging f. Cupshotten and swilling f. Morrish f. Splenetic f. Leaden-sealed f. Windy f. Mandatory f. Legitimate f... ...rged, where you see promiscuously an odd variety of all sorts of irregular buildings. I hope the re- marks I give now will not please less; for, as I ... ...Rue, Midy, Moulu, Mouton, Gascogne, Loyset, Compere, Penet, Fevin, Rousee, Richard Fort, Rousseau, Consilion, Constantio Festi, Jacquet Bercan, me- lo...