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...ng. Raphael wos born in Urbino, Italy, a distinctly rural land, rolling in hills. He was fond of painting and bad the good for- tune to be assisted in... ... & ompany Opposite Vanderbilt Hall - - - New Haven, Conn. in the Berkshire Hills T\ Che Grevlock Hotel WnKmstown, Mass. Eeluit & Envy Lnsis Cooley's H... ...ll to blame the stn- dontH, as any student body wmihl doubtlesH have noted similarly. No (illicial word of apology for Lang's nction wns received by t... ...iains nthlntic council oxi)resspd tlio oiiiiiion that any stuilont-body in similar cir- cumstnncos would doubtless have acted the same way. ]?y cloaki... ... Frtimiiig Brerything up to d«te Sfiring Street, WlllUmatown CONSTITUTIONS SIMILAR Germany and the United States Compared by Dr. Hoetzsch IVofesHur Ol... ... Professor Wall I while in VVilliamstown. There are siniilaritips and dis- similarities between the constitu- tioiis of Germany and of the L'liited St... ...gi- nal sources and reasons for forma- tion of the oonstitutiona were very similar, and that the main steps which have tendeil toward and even made ch... ...& Company Opposite Vanderbilt Hall - - - New Haven, Conn. In the Berkshire Hills r WRttamslMim, Mass. Cbe Grcviock Hotel Etiuit & Emery Lasses Cooley'... ...CAMPUS Library Oration, Northop P. Clarey. Song—" 'Neath the Shadow of the Hills," By the Class. Pipe Oration John Joseph Butler, Jr. Class Oration, A...

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...king up into the clouds and merging into the world around me, I had rather similar experiences. And many, many years later, on one occasion a dream le... ...Theological Seminary (UTS) left me confused. I had failed to find anything similar to what others called God and had lost all faith in organized relig... ...ll, since for the most part there is no concept among them of God or gods. Similar questions have also been raised in regard to whether Buddhism and C... ...hology. As the “Church of Scientology” it has presented a legal conundrum. Similarly, in the Australian state of Victoria, a psychologists’ registrati... ...eaning to the word “sacred” than those consulted by the State governments. Similar problems arise with American Indian tribes. To a large extent such ... ...Dreaming 9 but also embodies those Beings in material forms such as rocks, hills, and most other natural objects, as well as in individual people, pla... ...earth, or sometimes in the sky or sea, usually at specific places, such as hills, rocks, or stars. By physically having become part of the land as the... ...he recorded in 1960. Mountford gives photographic evidence of the specific hills, rocks, trees, gullies, and other physical fea- tures of which the my...

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...strict of merry England which is watered by the river Don, there extended in ancient times a large forest, covering the greater part of the beautiful hills and valleys which lie between Sheffield and the pleasant town of Doncaster. The remains of this extensive wood are still to be seen at the noble seats of Wentworth, of Warncliffe Park, and around Rotherham. Here haunted...

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...n ancient times a large forest, covering the greater part of the beautiful hills and val- leys which lie between Sheffield and the pleasant town of Do... ...est through the outer stockade, which communicated by a drawbridge, with a similar opening in the interior defences. Some precautions had been taken t... ...ody. It was in shape some- thing like the cloak of a modern hussar, having similar flaps for covering the arms, and was called a Sclaveyn, or Sclavoni... ... 51 Sir Walter Scott The inmate was lying in troubled slumber upon a couch similar to that on which the Palmer himself had passed the night. Such part... ... guarded by men-at- arms. The northern access to the lists terminated in a similar entrance of thirty feet in breadth, at the extremity of which was a... ...uch were the words which burst from the train, expect- ants all of them of similar grants at the expense of King Richard’s followers and favourites, i... ...knight had chiefly directed his course, had now sunk behind the Derbyshire hills on his left, and every effort which he might make to pursue his journ... ...he head of a rich and magnificent vale, formed by an amphitheatre of woody hills, in which flows the gentle Don. Near the castle is a barrow, said to ...

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...a box; and since I heard of no accident, I must suppose that there were many similar interpositions in the course of the evening. It will give some id... ...no longer shining blankly on the plains of ocean, but striking among shapely hills and his light dispersed and coloured by a thousand accidents of for... ...led by the coloured gentleman’s refusal, and un- buttoned my wrath under the similitude of ironical submis- sion. I knew nothing, I said, of the ways ... ...ient, and, if the train is moving rapidly, a somewhat dangerous toilet. On a similar division of expense, the firm of Pennsylvania, Shakespeare, and D... ...SUCH A PLAIN is to grow homesick for the moun- tains. I longed for the Black Hills of Wyoming, which I knew we were soon to enter, like an ice-bound w... ...l supply of life. Outside, in a glimmering night, I saw the black, amorphous hills shoot by unweariedly into our wake. They that long for morning have... ...day was breaking as we crossed the ferry; the fog was rising over the citied hills of San Francisco; the bay was perfect – not a ripple, scarce a stai... ... among rocks, a world of surge and screaming sea-gulls. Such scenes are very similar in dif- ferent climates; they appear homely to the eyes of all; t... ...th the poor exile, and count myself a gainer. But there was another point of similarity between the two journeys, for which the Arethusa was to pay de...

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...abitants. Thus the academy , and court- house, and jail, and inn, and most similar things, are tolerably exact. They have all, long since, given place... ...ork lies an extensive district of country whose surface is a succession of hills and dales, or, to speak with greater deference to geographical defi- ... ...to geographical defi- nitions, of mountains and valleys. It is among these hills that the Delaware takes its rise; and flowing from the limpid lakes a... ...ul bot- toms of the valleys to the most rugged and intricate passes of the hills. Academies and minor edifices of learning meet the eye of the strange... ...ntry , extending for a short distance on either side of the Hudson, with a similar occupation of fifty miles on the banks of the Mohawk, together with... ...s bay among ten thousand! The Leather-Stocking has put his hounds into the hills this clear day, and they have started their game. There is a deer-tra... ...om the snow to a great height in the air, and directly a second discharge, similar in sound to the first, followed, when the animal came to the earth,... ...e young man, with a little haughtiness, as he leaned on another long rifle similar to that of Natty. “Here are two to one, indeed,” replied the Judge ... ...raisins that were showing their black heads in a substance of suspiciously simi- lar color. At each corner of the table stood saucers, filled with a t...

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...ack of tourists. Thither we must now accompany him, and endeavor to make our story flow onward, like a streamlet, past a gray tower that rises on the hillside, overlooking a spacious valley, which is set in the grand framework of the Apennines....

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...r story flow onward, like a streamlet, past a gray tower that rises on the hillside, over- looking a spacious valley, which is set in the grand frame-... ... to sketch 4 The Marble Faun V ol 2 scenery and costume among the T uscan hills, and pour, if he can, the purple air of Italy over his canvas. He stu... ... he drew nearer, however, it had been hidden among the inequalities of the hillside, until the winding road brought him almost to the iron gateway. Th... ...ng, by dignified degrees and with wide resting-places, to another floor of similar extent. Through one of the doors, which was ajar, Kenyon beheld an ... ...an effervescing wine, al- though its delicate piquancy produced a somewhat similar effect upon the palate. Sipping, the guest longed to sip again; but... ...ible, or, at least, very wearisome, to unravel. The sculptor’s eyes took a similar direction, and soon began to trace through the vicissitudes,—once g... ...un V ol 2 and insulated within the narrow limits of a surly selfishness. A similar change, indeed, is no more than what we con- stantly observe to tak... ...f some old portraits, that the physical features of the race had long been similar to what he now saw them in Donatello. With accumulating years, it i... ...ed to such tales as these, Kenyon could have imagined that the valleys and hillsides about him were a veritable Arcadia; and that Donatello was not me...

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...nchman Russian, brothers in their offences and in their disaster, upon the hills of Brissago, beheld in Geneva at the other end of Switzer- land a poo... ...et Free spear it as it went down to its resting-place amidst the dis- tant hills. Then he was roused to convey to his brother that once indeed he had ... ... ‘if only we could pick that lock… .’ The sun was sinking over the distant hills. Already it was shorn of its beams, a globe of ruddy gold, hanging ov... ... of the ways, and the blue view to Harrow Hill and Harrow spire, a view of hills and trees and shining waters and wind-driven cloud shadows, was like ... ... nearly sixty words a minute, and she had been engaged in relay with other simi- lar women to take down orders in duplicate and hand them over to the ... ... in taking people out of imperilled houses. He found other military barges simi- larly employed, and it was only as the day wore on and the immediate ... ...u, had con- trived to have a great multitude of beautiful roses. There was similar accommodation for the secretaries and attendants at a lower level d... ...to the town. Pestovitch and his guard-valet Peter, both wrapped about in a similar disguise, came out among the laurels that bordered the pathway and ... ...ey have got loose. If there had been no Holsten there would have been some similar man. If atomic energy had not come in one year it would have come i...

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... this charge, that howsoever the form of such animals might ap- pear to be similar to those so protected by the law, yet it was a mere deceptio visus;... ...t right or leave asked or given, formed an exact parallel with Falstaff ’s simile of a “fair house built on another’s ground;” so that poor David migh... ...d acquaintance of his, very unintentionally gave David mortal offence on a simi- lar occasion. Throwing back his jealous glance as he was ush- ering h... ...r, a man possessed of supernatural power. Common fame paid David Ritchie a similar compliment, for some of the poor and ig- norant, as well as all the... ...countenance, the being demanded by what right he intruded himself on those hills, and destroyed their harmless inhabitants. The perplexed stranger end... ... scale, and the feeding of black cattle was the chief purpose to which the hills and valleys were applied. Near to the farmer’s house, the tenant usua... ...he catastrophe of a noted and most formi- dable witch who frequented these hills in former days, caus- ing the ewes to keb, and the kine to cast their... ...ses wi’ slate on the tap o’ them, that might live on their ain bonny green hills.” “My education and my sisters’ has kept my mother much in Edinburgh ... ... stopped, as if afraid even to name the objects of his enquiry; and with a similar feeling, his kinsmen, without reply, pointed to the hut, into which...

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...ess. At length the sun set in a flood of glory, behind the distant western hills, and as darkness drew its veil around the secluded spot the sounds of... ... car- ried back to boyhood, when his ears had been accustomed to listen to similar sounds of praise, in the settlements of the colony. His roving eyes... ...e it issued heavily and constant, like thunder rumbling beyond the distant hills. The moon had risen, and its light was already glancing here and ther... ...n. At the same mo- ment, Duncan found himself engaged with the other, in a simi- lar contest of hand to hand. With ready skill, Hawkeye and his antago... ...savage gave, under the revengeful hope that he hurried his enemy to a fate similar to his own, as he felt his body slowly yielding to a resistless pow... ...avesty of the song of David which the singer had selected from a volume of similar effusions, and caused the sense to be forgotten in the insinuating ... ...nd violent interrogatories, while his companion was spared the effort of a similar deception by his ignorance of French. Wearied at length by their im... ...onal little fertile vales, across brooks and rivulets, and over undulating hills, with the accuracy of instinct, and nearly with the directness of a b... ...DIAN HAD SELECTED for this desirable purpose one of those steep, pyramidal hills, which bear a strong resemblance to artificial mounds, and which so f...

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...n pinned to the border, he requires time to consider upon the verdict. One never tires of poking about in the dense woods that clothe all these lofty ... ...and the floor. Well, one Sunday morning 13 A Tramp Abroad I was sitting out here in front of my cabin, with my cat, taking the sun, and looking at th... ... Out of eight hundred in the town, I knew the faces of only about fifty; but these I saw everywhere, and daily. They walked about the streets and the ... ...noon and put on our panoply. As we tramped gaily out at the gate of the town, we overtook a peasant’s cart, partly laden with odds and ends of cabbag... ...is still green in ballad and tradition. He used to go on the highway and rob rich wayfarers; and other times he would swoop down from his high castle ... ...e too busy. The women do all kinds of work on the continent. They dig, they hoe, they reap, they sow, they bear monstrous burdens on their backs, they... ...several excursions on foot to the neighboring villages, over winding and beautiful roads and through en- chanting woodland scenery. The woods and road... ...eir feet—when the painstaking eye could trace them up and find them—were so reduced, almost invisible, and lay so flat against the ground, that the ex... ...rked “Souvenir of the Rigi,” with handles made of the little curved horn of the ostensible chamois; there were all manner of wooden goblets and such t...

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... had left it overnight, it was dark, foggy, and damp, and there were bleak hills all round us. Now, we were gliding down a smooth, broad stream, at th... ...d upon them, were put into her hands; and she soon observed that they were similar to the ones pasted on the articles. ’ She showed her perception of... ...r to the ones pasted on the articles. ’ She showed her perception of this simi larity by laying the label key upon the key, and the label spoon upo... ...ing the opposite wall, are five corresponding rows of cells, accessible by similar means: so that supposing the prisoners locked up in their cells, an... ...is rank, and rough, and wild: but delicate slopes of land, gently swelling hills, wooded valleys, and slender streams, abound. Every little colony of ... ...ried here, four days. The town is beautifully situated in a basin of green hills; the soil is rich, well wooded, and carefully improved. It is the se... ..., and make them worthy members of society. Its design, it will be seen, is similar to that at Boston; and it is a no less meritorious and admirable es... ...we rode and walked about the town, which is delightfully situated on eight hills, overhanging James River; a sparkling stream, studded here and there ... ...istant blue. There it lay, a tranquil sea or lake without water, if such a simile be admissible, with the day going down upon it: a few birds wheeling...

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...” responded Miriam, between jest and earnest. “Imagine, now, a real being, similar to this mythic Faun; how happy, how genial, how satisfactory would ... ...ng like the scope and freedom of Hilda’s and mine. In painting there is no similar objection to the representation of brief snatches of time, —perhaps... ...and discolored stone. This change is very apt to occur in statues.” “And a similar one in pictures, surely,” retorted the sculp- tor. “It is the spect... ... till a sculptor saw it, and rendered it forever beautiful in marble. In a similar spot they found two sarcophagi, one contain- ing a skeleton, and th... ...ssion on the sculptor’s nerves, only that he was in the habit of observing similar figures, almost every day, reclining 22 The Marble Fawn on the Spa... ...e- long only to a dream. These, nevertheless, are the solid frame- work of hills that shut in Rome, and its wide surrounding Campagna,—no land of drea... ...at is nevertheless so true, that yonder, in front of the purple outline of hills, is the grandest edifice ever built by man, painted against God’s lov... ...ngs to you. Go 113 Hawthorne back, my dear friend, to your home among the hills, where (as I gather from what you have told me) your days were filled... ...usion of roofs spreading over the whole space between them and the line of hills that lay beyond the Tiber. A long, misty wreath, just dense enough to...

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...es by the nonconforming clergymen of England. In the same year, occurred a similar renunciation of three hundred and sixty benefices in Scotland. Thes... ...s in Glasgow and its de- pendencies (Paisley, Greenock, &c.), supported by similar districts, and by turbulent collieries in other parts of that kingd... ...but too possible that Puseyism may yet rend the English establishment by a similar convulsion. But in such contingencies, we should see a very large p... ...n to that work—not a direct translation, but a very minute abstract from a similar dissertation by Hartmann, (weeded of the wordiness which has made t... ...nt, which in Hebrew is called Ch’tonet, and in Greek and Latin by words of similar sound. 2 In this stage of its progress, when extended to the neck ... ...f us- ing the word amphitheatre: ‘amphitheatre of woods’— ‘amphitheatre of hills,’—these are their constant expressions. Why? Is it because the word a... ...image—half withdrawn, half-flashed upon the eye—and combined with the word hills or forests, is thrown into powerful collision with the silence of hil... ...- deed, that by this time the Grecian fleas must have colo- nized the very hills and woods; as once, we remember, upon 113 Thomas de Quincey Westmins... ...re an army advancing, and which it is that Homer compares to a mist on the hills perplexing the shepherd) ‘was certainly much denser than to admit of ...

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... feet up (Bert heard the engine), sailed away southward, vanished over the hills, reappeared a little blue outline far off in the east, going now very... ... of aerial sta- bility by the British Empire. The exact particulars of the simi- larity never came to light, but apparently the lady had, in a fit of ... ...uncement of “Bicycles on Hire,” “Repairs,” “Free inflation,” “Petrol,” and similar attractions. They were agents for several obscure makes of bicycle,... ...nd collided, without upsetting, with a 43 H G Wells fisherman bent upon a similar errand. A woman carrying a baby in her arms, two small boys with to... ...antations and bleak up- land spaces, but also with numerous farms, and the hills were deeply intersected by the gorges of several winding rivers inter... ...ight to muddle further the naturally very muddled politics of the entirely similar little cads to himself (except for a smear of brown) who smoked cig... ...t career of private enterprise we have compactly recorded. France achieved similar imbecilities; Germany was, if pos- sible worse; Russia under the wa... ...ention, among the Eastern cities. They were mounted for the most part upon hills and prominent crests around the threatened centres of population. The... ...w York, and the disturbing concussions of the futile defending guns on the hills about grew more and more audible. At last these ceased also. A pause ...

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...ne with Kepple, of the forestry department, into the jungle country in the hills above the Tapti. He had been very anxious to see something of that as... ... the back of a monster,—but that was nonsense, it was the crest of a steep hillside covered with woods of teak. He stood up and stretched himself, and... ...H G Wells brought a coolness to his mind. He knew that over those southern hills one could be as lonely as in the wilderness and as free to talk to Go... ...espassing south- ward through plantations he reached the steep edge of the hills and sat down over above a great chalk pit somewhere near Dorking and ... ...seen it plain. A little while ago and he had seemed a lonely man among the hills, but indeed he was not lonely, these men had been with him all the ti... ...oser acquaintance her resemblance to Amanda di- minished. It was chiefly a similarity of complexion. She had a more delicate face than Amanda, and its... ...ham back from that re- solve. Other things were to hold many men back from simi- lar resolves until it was too late for them…. “It is preposterous tha... ...g in this message stirred his facile indignation. T wice before he had had simi- lar demands. And on the whole they had seemed to him to be unreasonab...

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...he view embraced a stretch of road lined with trees, wide meadows, and the hills across the shallow valley. The branches of trees rose on all sides as... ...these depressed and 37 Hawthorne chilled (as many men have found them, or similar ones, to do) the moment of success that should have been the most e... ...a better view over the wide plain, the valley, and the long, tame ridge of hills on the other side, shutting it in like human life. It is a land scap... ...gh it has nothing striking about it; and I am glad that there are no great hills to be thrusting themselves into my thoughts, and crowding out better ... ...n the context around it; and that then another would be discov ered, with similar effect, until the whole document would thus be illuminated with sep... ...in himself at this war like and bloody counsel; and, joining it with some similar exhortations from Aunt Keziah, he was inclined to think that women ... ... north side of stone walls, and 58 Septimius Felton the northern nooks of hills, there were still the remnants of snow drifts. Septimius’s hill top, ... ...oncoction, whereas the old manuscript gave a process of distillation. This simi larity had a strong effect on Septimius’s imagination. Here was, in o... ... drink suggested, as might be supposed, to a primitive people by something similar to that instinct by which the brute creation recognizes the medicam...

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...; and I thought, forbye, that, if the great powers go on as they are going, and the Chief Justice delays, it would come truer still; and the war- conc... ...fere with you, said I, with the same factitious grin, but it can change nothing. So I kept my temper, rid myself of an unfaithful servant, found a met... ...ck again from Savaii, where his love affair seems not to have prospered, with what looks like a spear-wound in the back of his head, of which Mr. Reti... ...arrival; along with a lean, side- whiskered Tongan, dimly supposed to be Lafaele’s step- father; and they have been having a good time; in the end of ... ...’s step- father; and they have been having a good time; in the end of my verandah, I hear Simi, my present incapable stew- ard, talking Tongan with th... ...other day how I had to put my horse to the trot, the canter and (at last) the gallop to run him down. In a photograph I hope to send you (perhaps with... ...ou to, for it’s beau- tiful and my home and tomb that is to be; though it’s a wrench not to be planted in Scotland—that I can never deny—if I could on...

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...g the place of our projected flight. Thence we had a view of some foreshort- ened suburbs at our feet, and beyond of a green, open, and irregular coun... ...rds— how even the sight of you—relieved the horrors of this place, I believe, I hope, I know, you would be glad. I will come here daily and look at th... ...over the shoulder of the hill; not far off, and a trifle higher on the mountain, a tall old white-washed farmhouse stood among the trees, be- side a f... ...ilence which was not broken during a quarter of an hour of steady walking. This interval brought us to the foot of a bare green val- ley, which wound ... ... that I could not but admire. The more I looked at them, the more I was impressed by their absurd resem- blance to each other. They were dressed in th... ...raffic which had created it. It was early in the morning when we at last perceived, drawing near to the drove road, but still at a distance of about h... ...k, and warrants were out for the arrest of Sim and Candlish. These two men had shown themselves very loyal to me. This trouble emerg- ing, the least I... ...floor. ‘Spare me!’ he gasped. I had not only been abominably frightened; I was shocked besides: my delicacy was in arms, like a lady to whom vio- lenc... ...our French words!’ cried I. ‘Y ou seem to be a Frenchman yourself!’ ‘I have had many opportunities by which I have prof- ited,’ he explained. ‘Few men...

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...as for instance “Rosalind and Helen” and “Lines written among the Euganean Hills”, I found among his papers by chance; and with some diffi- culty urge... ...and flower-grown ruins of Rome; and, when he made his home under the Pisan hills, their roofless recesses harboured him as he composed the “Witch of A... ... length suddenly awakened and thirsts for intercourse with an intelligence similar to itself. He im- ages to himself the Being whom he loves. Conversa... ...obelisk, Or jasper tomb, or mutilated sphynx, Dark Aethiopia in her desert hills _115 Conceals. Among the ruined tem... ...hite light of morning, the blue moon Low in the west, the clear and garish hills, The distinct valley and the vacant woods, ... ... supports the cause they espouse, but even among those whose opinions were simi- lar to his own. I extract a portion of a letter written in answer to ... ...ian theatre with as many variations as dramas. I have presumed to employ a similar license. The “Prometheus Unbound” of Aeschylus supposed the recon- ... ... of their age. From this subjection the loftiest do not escape. There is a similarity between Homer and Hesiod, between Aeschylus and Euripides, betwe... ...esemblance under which their specific distinc- tions are arranged. If this similarity be the result of imita- tion, I am willing to confess that I hav...

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...est gradients. The other ran like a fillet across the very forehead of the hills, dipping into savage gorges, and wetted by the spray of tiny waterfal... ...m the lime-tree terrace where they walked at night. In the wedge of forest hillside enclosed between the roads, the horns continued all day long to sc... ...fectly recovered. ‘Do I?’ he said. ‘It is very possible. I have observed a simi- lar tendency in your Highness.’ It was so openly spoken, and appeared... ...u may see any woman in the world display, on the most odd occasions, for a similar end, the Countess bent herself with singleness of mind to overcome ... ...already glorious with day; and here and there, through the breaches of the hills, the sun-beams made a great and luminous en- 134 Prince Otto try. He... ... glow of the conflagration was concealed by inter- 148 Prince Otto vening hills. Frau von Rosen did not sleep well; she was seriously uneasy as to th... ...aughs, it lay for a few paces evenly on the green turf. Like a sponge, the hillside oozed with well- water. The burn kept growing both in force and vo...