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... experiments.” He spoke wearily. He gave a gesture of rejection, and for a space both men were silent. “Exercise?” suggested Isbister diffidently, wit... ...ary things concerning his whirling brain. At the headland they stood for a space by the seat that looks into the dark mysteries of Blackapit, and then... ... face. He started violently and uttered an exclamation. The eyes were void spaces of white. He looked again and saw that they were open and with the p... ...ns that will appear later, these attempts were discontin- ued. For a great space he lay in that strange condition, inert and still neither dead nor li... ...s unbroken by a ray of thought or sensation, a dreamless inanition, a vast space of peace. The tumult of his mind had swelled and risen to an abrupt c... ... it. In the old days it never missed a capable man. It paid his price. Its policy in those days was vigorous—unerring, and against it as it grew stead... ... of a clumsy snub. It was not princely to ignore her advances, even if his policy necessitated their re- jection. He wondered if he should see her aga...

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...little indeed to see in the great gaunt shell where the main dispositions and the general apportionment of space, the style of an age of ampler allowa... ... large, through an open door, into the great square main saloon, with its almost antique felicity of brave spaces between windows. Her eyes came back ... ...the door after him. The difficulty was that this ex- actly was what he never did; it was against his whole policy, as he might have said, the essence ... ...ccess drew 30 The Jolly Corner from him a gasp of relief. The house, withal, seemed immense, the scale of space again inordinate; the open rooms, to ... ...fluence of the lower windows, of half-drawn blinds, of the occasional gleam of street-lamps, of the glazed spaces of the vestibule. This was the botto...

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...all angles and straight lines, appeared to shut in the scene from infinite space. For aught Georgiana knew, it might be a pavilion among the clouds. A... ...ard until the light glared full upon his eyes. At one extremity of an open space, hemmed in by the dark wall of the forest, arose a rock, bear ing so... ...so far as can be discovered, have little or no reference either to time or space. In any case, he generally contents himself with a very slight embroi... ...e garden was no longer an incident in Giovanni’s daily life, but the whole space in which he might be said to live; for the anticipation and memory of... ... again, and wooed, won, and married, the present Mrs. Bullfrog, all in the space of a fortnight. Owing to these extempore measures, I not only gave my... ... the Celestial City, yet seemed as well acquainted with its laws, customs, policy, and statistics, as with those of the City of Destruction, of which ...

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...ght be induced to leave the “Immemorial East” in peace. “No wise man has a policy,” said the Viceroy. “A Policy is the blackmail levied on the Fool by... ...ter.” I do not quite see what this means, unless it refers to an Insurance Policy . Perhaps it was the Viceroy’s way of saying:— ”Lie low.” That seaso... ... that the jadoo-work was coming off in their rooms, because there was more space there. Janoo is a lady of a freethinking turn of mind. She whispered ... ...ache and smiling quietly as if he were witnessing a play. Full in the open space in the centre, by the whist-tables, the Senior Subaltern’s terrier wa... ...ell this side, and threw out The Glen, and the ruck came up behind and the space between wing and wing was one struggling, screaming, kick- ing shambl... ...rning to raise a two-thousand rupee loan on a five hundred pound insurance-policy, eighty pounds paid in premiums. He would recognize you, but you wou... ...my mother… done great things with the Bank if I had been spared … mistaken policy … no fault of mine.” Then he turned his face to the wall and died. R... ...n the best Regiment that ever drew bridle, wiped off the Army List for the space of two hours. If you repeat this tale to the White Hussars they will,... ...opened to any sort of key, and there at the bottom, under Pack’s Insurance Policy, lay the Bisara of Pooree! Churton called Pack names, put the Bisara...

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...r melt, and the wide Arch 45 Of the raing’d Empire fall: Heere is my space, 46 Kingdomes are clay: Our dungie earth alike 47 Feeds B... ...houre in Rome 652 Expected. Since he went from Egypt, ’tis 653 A space for farther Trauaile. 654 Pom. I could haue giuen lesse matt... ...l 987 Becomes a feare: as being o’re- powr’d, therefore 988 Make space enough betweene you. 989 Anth. Speake this no more. 990 ... ...is vnity, I wold 1313 not Prophesie so. 1314 Men. I thinke the policy of that purpose, made more 1315 in the Marriage, then the loue o...

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...e good with their lives an hour’s diversion, that the king might have that space for es- cape, ‘ And, God help her,’ would Mrs. Rachel continue, fix- ... ...on. He asked him- self in vain, why his eye could not judge of distance or space so well as those of his companions; why his head was not always succe... ...long the top by a stone para- pet with a heavy balustrade, ornamented from space to space with huge grotesque figures of animals seated upon their hau... ...y unsafe, that it was necessary to spring from one hillock to another, the space between being incapable of bearing the human weight. This was an easy... ...his vassals to enter by rotation into his company, and serve for a certain space of time, which gave them all in turn a general notion of military dis... ...y, at Stirling, the few broad- swords they have left us: there were little policy in that, methinks.—But come, Captain, the sound of the pipes in- for... ...se which was likely to be most agreeable to others. He remembered the same policy had detained them in the north in the year 1715, and he anticipated ... ...ad hitherto judged of the Highlanders generally from the samples which the policy of Fergus had from time to time exhibited, should have felt damped a... ...ght it little to cut a way for his master to the British throne! Ambition, policy, bravery, all far beyond their sphere, here learned the fate of mort...

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...ghteenth century, while Shakespeare was a poet writing in all time and all space, so that the comparison is luminous in more ways than one. I do not t... ...ews of his brother; a question which he repeated every ten minutes for the space of two hours, when, having heard nothing of him, he began to con- clu... ...im that thou thinkest so, and that is sufficient. T om, T om, thou hast no policy in thee.” “What have I been learning these seven years,” answered he... ... to take their walk, during which the former repeated many good lessons of policy to his son, not greatly perhaps to his edification. In truth, if the...

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...recover data by Data Recovery Wizard 3.0 ......59 16. There is not enough space in hard disk to save the recovered files, nor there is removable sto... ...t of the cache. If all accesses were writes then, with a write-through policy, every write to the cache would necessitate a main memory write, th... ... over the same period of time, from any drive head position. The disk space is filled with data according to a standard plan. One side of one pla... ... with data according to a standard plan. One side of one platter contains space reserved for hardware track-positioning information and is not availa... ... of data are called two clusters. They are called clusters because the space is reserved for the data contents. This process protects the stored ... ...fragmentation, but increases the likelihood that clusters will have unused space. Using clusters larger than one sector reduces fragmentation, and re...

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...etherealized essence of the fog, hung visibly in the wide and rather empty space of the drawing-room, all silver where the candles were grouped on the... ...ll as corrections.” She paused for a minute, and then went on, as if these spaces had all been calculated. “That lady in blue is my great-grandmother,... ...semblance to her father, and suggested, as he did, the fresh airs and open spaces of a younger world. “Well,” she said, “how do you like our things, M... ...g the placard, and debating whether to honor its decree or not. Certainly, policy advised him to sit still in autocratic silence, for no custom can ta... ...were sampling the word, and then she paused. She paused for a considerable space, as if she were considering happiness in all its bearings. “Hilda was... ...atues and pictures, which it was his habit to exhibit, one by one, for the space of a day or two. The books on his shelves were as orderly as regiment... ...greed with Mr. Basnett in believing that “our” views, “our” society, “our” policy, stood for something quite definitely segregated from the main body ...

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...d upon retrieving the past and filling the vessel with oil in the shortest space possible. With this intention, we were now shaping our course for Hyt... ...arks, so he made his appear- ance on the forecastle, resolved, as his best policy, to treat the matter lightly. “Why, why,” he begun, speaking pettish... ...is generally bestowed upon the sailors’ sleeping- quarters, which occupy a space immediately beneath, and are partitioned off by a bulkhead. Planted r... ...s were in many cases used as substitutes for the demolished bunks; but the space they swung in was so confined that they were far from being agreeable... .... In the first place, it was not five feet from deck to deck and even this space was encroached upon by two outlandish cross-timbers bracing the vesse... ..., they had a fever aboard, which car- ried off nearly half the crew in the space of a few days. After 41 Melville this the men never went aloft in th... ...e she is said to have been quite lenient and forbearing. This was her true policy; for an he- reditary hostility to her family had always lurked in th...

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...rty, Catherine employed the most dangerous but the surest weapon of public policy,—craft. She resolved to trick and so defeat, successively, the Guise... ...s for violence, that means is one of the most disputed questions of public policy; in our time it has been answered on the Place Louis XV ., where the... ...f to obliterate regicide and offer a symbol of the system of materialistic policy which governs us; it was answered at the Carmes and at the Abbaye; a... ...The Opposition in France has always been Protestant, because it has had no policy but that of negation; it inherits the theories of Lutherans, Cal- vi... ...and the pont au Change. A public footpath and the houses then occupied the space covered by the present roadway. Each house, standing almost in the ri... ...ouse of Lecamus was one of three which formed the three angles of the open space at the end of the pont au Change, where nothing now remains but the t... ...s of our own. The walls of this house were of wood covered with slate. The spaces between the uprights had been filled in, as we may still see in some... ...e clerks. This crowding of families, servants, and apprentices, the little space which each took up in the building where the apprentices all slept in... ... the rebellious brother of Louis XIII., then exiled to Blois), was an open space containing pleasure-grounds and hanging gardens, picturesquely placed...

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...aily communication the formidable barrier of many thousand miles of stormy space, and who were for that reason anxious to cast no other cloud, not eve... ...ered at home and elsewhere without fail, within the very shortest possible space of time after the ar rival of the railway train at Euston Square. An... ...f view, and with reference to ev ery consideration of humanity and social policy, requires no comment. One other establishment closes the catalogue. ... ... this head, America has shown great wisdom, great benevolence, and exalted policy. In contrasting her system with that which we have modelled upon it,... ...ld a ruffian’s name before. All beyond the pitiless stone wall, is unknown space. Let us go forth again into the cheerful streets. Once more in Broadw... ...e. During the day, his bedstead turns up against the wall, and leaves more space for him to work American Notes – Dickens 108 in. His loom, or bench... ..., and has quite lost itself. Standing anyhow and all wrong, upon this open space, like something meteoric that has fallen down from the moon, is an od...

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...t, was certainly alive; at another, that he was unquestionably dead; but a space of two years extended between these two terms, during which he could ... ..., carved in freestone, frowned over the gateway, and the portal showed the spaces arranged by the architect for lowering the port- cullis, and raising... ...of a paved apartment, part of which she had swept clean to afford a smooth space for the evolutions of her spindle. A strong sun- beam, through a loft... ...put his dignity in his pocket, and pass by the procession quietly, on such space as they chose to leave for his accommodation, which was narrow enough... ...ncealment. Here they found plain vestiges of violence and struggling, from space to space. Small boughs were torn down, as if grasped by some resistin... ...arent, let me do justice to a living one. I cannot but condemn the dubious policy which she adopted, as unjust to my father, and highly perilous to he...

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... while the hazy outline of a neutral- tinted father filled an intermediate space between the butler and the man who came to wind the clocks. Even to t... ...till now she found herself actually struggling for a foothold on the broad space which had once seemed her own for the ask- ing. How it happened she d... ...able. “There are such lots of horrors this morning,” she added, clearing a space in the centre of the confusion and rising to yield her seat to Miss B... ... standing. The throng in the room had increased, and she felt a desire for space and fresh air. Both of these she found on the terrace, where only a f... ...g the newly-finished house of one of the victims of the crash, who, in the space of twelve short months, had made the same number of millions, built a... ...ncy; but she saw her passionately and irretrievably pledged to the ruinous policy of “keeping up.” Gerty could smile now at her own early dream of her...

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...d it in an iron safe above the chimney piece; and after musing for a short space, pre pared to take his leave, observing that unless he made good has... ...on his to learn—to relate all these particulars would no doubt occupy more space and time than they deserve. It will be sufficient to say that the les... ...dg ings, or his chambers, conveying to his hearers a notion of indefinite space, and leaving their imaginations to wander through long suites of loft... ...s patient, and quiet; often sat brooding, but not despondently, for a long space; was easily amused, even by a sun beam on the wall or ceiling; made ... ...ed alike. Here were poor streets where faded gentility essayed with scanty space and shipwrecked means to make its last feeble stand, but tax gatherer... ...said Mr Vuffin, waving his pipe with an argumentative air, ‘this shows the policy of keeping the used up giants still in the carawans, where they get ... ..., for she supposed the old man to be poor, as it was a part of his jealous policy (in common with many other misers) to feign to be so, to those about... ...ect of proper pride and congratu lation, Christopher. Honesty is the best policy. —I al ways find it so myself. I lost forty seven pound ten by bein... ...ich we are reduced, and I recommend it to you as a matter of the very best policy. Time,’ said Mr Witherden, pulling out his watch, ‘in a business lik...

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...ar, and his exchequer exhausted. He and his minister Sully returned to the policy of Louis XI., by which the nobles were to be kept down and prevented... ..., for a century. The great man died, and so did his feeble master; and his policy, both at home and abroad, was inherited by his pupil Giulio Mazarini... ...n parading before them, paying their court to one after another, while the space in the middle was left free for some distin- guished pair to dance th... ... English easily, and to converse in it on all great mat- ters of state and policy, but the household terms and idioms were still far beyond him, and d... ...to escort Madame de Bellaise, was to meet him at seven o’clock in the open space by the Barriere, showing a green light through the carriage window, w... ... all the gates marked out by bright lights in the windows, and in the open spaces and crossings of the street bonfires, with dark figures danc- ing wi... ...opposite side of the paraget. If to Madame d’Aubepine this great stroke of policy meant nothing but that her hus- band was in prison, to my sister a p... ...streets of Charenton, St. Antoine, and Charonne all meet in one great open space, which the Prince occupied, heaping up his baggage behind him, and ba... ...ld see a great deal, when we were not too much dazzled. There was the open space beneath us, with the moat and ditch between, crowded with baggage, an...

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... but the limit had been transcended within thirty-six hours. By how long a space on the plane of manners or even of morals, more- over, he felt still ... ...d to come over him, comparatively few of which his chronicler can hope for space to mention. It came over him for instance that Miss Gostrey looked pe... ...ich in Paris indeed it so often winces like a touched nerve. He filled out spaces with dim sym- bols of scenes; he caught the gleam of white statues a... ... the wisdom of the abruptness to which events had finally committed him, a policy that he was pleased to find not at all shaken as he now looked at hi... ...ity produced by measure and balance, the fine relation of part to part and space to space, was probably—aided by the presence of ornament as positive ... ... the charged iridescent air, the glamour of the name, the splendour of the space, the colour of the masters. Yet they were present too wher- ever the ... ...ee years glowering at across the sea. They simply won’t give any, and as a policy, you know— what you call a parti pris, a deep game—that’s positively... ...he had lately lacked news; a circumstance of which it was Sarah’s profound policy not to betray a sus- picion. These things, all the same, he wouldn’t...

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...m for half an hour on the day of her arrival, had discovered in this brief space that she liked him; he had indeed rather sharply registered himself o... ...r you,” said Isabel, whose eyes had been wandering over the large pleasure-spaces of the park. Mr. Touchett gave a shrewd, conscious smile. “There’s r... ...o be no- ticed that all the chairs were deep and well padded and that much space was occupied by a writing-table of which the ingenious perfection bor... ....” Mr. Osmond busied himself for a moment in the room— there was plenty of space in it to move about—in the fashion of a man mechanically seeking pret... ... conception of greatness rose and dizzily rose. After this it never lacked space to soar. She gazed and wondered like a child or a peasant, she paid h... ...not have extended the warning to Pansy; it would not have been part of his policy to let her know that a prepossessing young man was in love with her....

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...rned the art to perfection. And certainly Modestine did wonders for the rest of the fore-noon, and I had a breathing space to look about me. It was Sa... ... time they were differently disposed. It was not Fouzilhic, but Fouzilhac, a hamlet little distant from the other in space, but worlds away in the spi... ...venson The road which we were following, and which this stal- wart father had made with his own two hands within the space of a year, came to a corner... ...w they bear their solemn and cheerless isolation. And yet, apart from any view of mortification, I can see a certain policy, not only in the exclusion... ...‘you must change. Y ou have come here, God has led you here, and you must embrace the opportunity.’ I made a slip in policy; I appealed to the family ... ...came dropping from my brow. Over the summit of the Goulet there was no marked road – only upright stones posted from space to space to guide the drove... ... talk of the runnel over the stones. I lay lazily smoking and studying the colour of the sky, as we call the void of space, from where it showed a red...

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...Great Mutiny was of such character that national pride along with views of policy would fain shade it off into the historical background. Such events ... ...sufficient. To pass from a normal nature to him one must cross “the deadly space between.” And this is best done by indirection. Long ago an honest sc... ...quarter- deck cabin; in these particu- lars lurked some resemblance to the policy adopted in those tragedies of the palace which have occurred more th... ... jail and the other a dead- house, and a yet smaller compartment leaving a space between, expanding forward into a goodly oblong of length coinciding ... ... skylight of moderate dimension was overhead and at each end of the oblong space were two sashed port-hole windows easily convertible back into embras... ...gn that he was conscious of his pres- ence, attentively regarded him for a space, then slipping aside, withdrew for the time, peradventure feeling tha... ...watch below came pouring, overspreading with the watch already on deck the space between the main-mast and fore-mast including that oc- cupied by the ...