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...f its vastness, stripped of its beauty, of its mystery and of its promise. Tom Lingard was a master, a lover, a servant of the sea. The sea took him y... ...nd let him bask unharmed in the sunshine of its terribly uncertain favour. Tom Lingard grew rich on the sea and by the sea. He loved it with the arden... ...om Palembang to Ternate, from Ombawa to Palawan, that did not know Captain Tom and his lucky craft. He was liked for his reckless generosity, for his ... ...ry soon, however, they found him out, and the word went round that Captain Tom’s fury was less dangerous than many a man’s smile. He prospered greatly... ...ormerly of Greenock, but condemned, sold, and registered now as of Penang) waits for its owner, and swings errati- cally at anchor in the currents of ... ...honour to give, so as to back up his opin- ion like an honest man. Captain Tom went sailing from island to island, appearing unexpectedly in various l... ...o me… . Go helpless and lie to the forests, to the sea … to the death that waits for you… .” She ceased as if strangled. She saw in the horror of the ...

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.... Madame Isabel was said to have Royal jewels of great value; whereas poor Tom Esmond’s last coat but one was in pawn. My lord had at this time a fine... ...n-Fields, nigh to the Duke’s Theatre and the Portugal ambassador’s chapel. Tom Esmond, who had frequented the one as long as he had money to spend amo... ...he old lord, his uncle, who a short time before would not speak to him, as Tom passed under my lord’s coach window, his lordship go- ing in state to h... ...n. There were endless jokes and lampoons about this marriage at Court: but Tom rode thither in his uncle’s coach now, called him fa- ther, and having ... ...of the Court to say, that the King, in expelling evil out of the infant of Tom Esmond and Isabella his wife, expelled the life out of it, which was no... ...honored patroness, must ever be a dear abode to me. But, madam, the verger waits to close the gates on your ladyship.” “And Harry’s coming home to sup...

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...the cats and robins and the ancient effigies and leg- ends of the tomb, he waits the continual passage of his con- temporaries, falling like minute dr... ...ble art) owes its success to the same technical manoeuvres as (let us say) Tom Jones: the clear conception of certain characters of man, the choice an...

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...I wot not how, are sometimes taken in ill part: as with us, Iacke, Hodge, Tom, Will, Bat, Benet, and so forth. Item, it seemeth that in the genealog... ...hich is a little creature like unto a crabfish, and as his porter or usher waits upon him, attending the opening of the nacre, which he continually k...

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...House has talked to him like a brother. O my mother, fill me this bowl. He waits.’ 15 Rudyard Kipling ‘That bowl indeed! That cow bellied basket! Tho... ...sentences. ‘Certainly, sir,’ said the young officer promptly . ‘Everything waits while a horse is concerned.’ ‘We shan’t be more than twenty minutes,’... ...he delicate and difficult polo game. He has no equal. He–‘ ‘Plays polo and waits at table. Yes. We know all that. What the deuce have you got there?’ ... ... numbers and the manner of using compasses to be learned in that game. One waits in the Hills above to show thee.’ ‘I will learn their teaching upon a... ...mber that night.’ ‘But the war was not pushed. That is the Government cus tom. The troops were recalled because the Government be lieved the Five Ki...

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...self, “outlaws in fear of the Austrian or Sardinian police. The young lady waits till it is dark to walk and talk in security.” He lay down by the sid...

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...n of the cosmic goal. Now Ulysses can live out a peaceful old age while he waits for a gentle death that will come to him while he is at sea. ***... ...ast to west and from north to south. At almost every turn of this labyrinth waits a monster that wants to devour Ulysses and his companions. The ... ...lored in the shocking thriller by Michael Mann entitled “Collateral”, with Tom Cruise. It is not enough to see it just once to be able to grasp all ...

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...u think I've got time to spend with a foul abomination like you! A world waits!" In reaction to Lei-kung's insults, the cloud threw out a second b... ...er believed his stories. He was the dragon slayer. He was the legendary tom! Our greatest hero. Legend incarnate. To think I never knew. So mu...

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...laces to study routine innovation are the design studio and the financial markets. Tom Kelly, brother of founder David Kelly, studies, in "The Art ... ...t innovation - technological and financial - is an inseparable part of competition. Tom Peters put it succinctly in "The Circle of Innovation" when... ... engages in a feedback process: he pays (with a credit card), buys the product, and waits for it to arrive by mail (or downloads it). The manufactu... ...st achieve this without being holier-than-thou, a cynic, a know-it-all or a Peeping Tom." The West has grossly and thoroughly violated Thompson's e... ... with these forsaken regions of the globe, it has acted, alternately, as a Peeping Tom, a cynic and a know it all. It has invariably behaved as if ...

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...t, Gil Blas, Charles the Second, Joseph and his Brethren, the Fairy Queen, Tom Jones, the Decameron 71 Charles Dickens of Boccaccio, Tam O’Shanter, t... ...ty, painted up (in letters a little too thin for their height) on the Cus tom house wall—also by the sight of large cocked hats, with out which demo... ... the next train comes in; but after that, we will with pleasure.” Mr. Tatt waits, and the train comes in, and then Witchem and me go off with him to t... ...to be one of those old fashioned sofas with a great cross beam at the bot tom, that would have broken my back in no time if I could ever have got bel... ... Sergeant, with his barrier of arm across the little passage, deliberately waits to close the procession. He sees behind him, without any effort, and ... ... enclosed in the pas sage. They’d come up and do for you! cries Bark, and waits. Not a sound in the kitchen! They’ d come up and do for you! cries Ba... ...ound in the kitchen! They’ d come up and do for you! cries Bark again, and waits. Not a sound in the kitchen! We are shut up, half a dozen of us, in B... ... Black and Green do ordinary duty here, and look serious. As to White, who waits on Holborn Hill to show the courts that are eaten out of Rotten Gray’...

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...and there, after giving his own last order, “Stand clear of the cable!” he waits attentive, in a silent ship that forges slowly ahead towards her pick...

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...r now, don’t you? BROADBENT [defiantly]. I do. Much better. DOYLE. My dear Tom, you only need a touch of the Irish climate to be as big a fool as I am... ...has made a man of you. DOYLE [struck by this]. Ah! you hit the mark there, Tom, with true British inspiration. BROADBENT. Common sense, you mean. DOYL... ...rlor had a way of coming out unexpectedly eighteen years ago. Was that it, Tom? BROADBENT [hastily]. Oh, it doesn’t matter: I was not hurt—at least—er... ...rch instead of a burden on it. 53 GB Shaw LARRY. Here’s a chance for you, Tom. What do you say? BROADBENT [deprecatory, but important and smiling]. O... ...piously]. Hear! hear! BROADBENT [encouraged]. Thank you. Retrenchment— [he waits for further applause]. MATTHEW [timidly]. What might rethrenchment ma... ...HEW [aghast] The yeomanry!!! LARRY [looking up from his paper]. Take care, Tom! In Rosscullen a yeoman means a sort of Orange Bashi-Bazouk. In England...

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...ariot is at the door; the Bride is descending to the hall, where Mr Dombey waits for her. Florence is ready on the staircase to depart too; and Miss N... ...ires is warm and bright upon the hangings and soft carpets, and the dinner waits to be served, and the dinner-table is handsomely set forth, though on... ... persuasively , ‘but Miss Florence can’t well be the worse for any change, Tom.’ Mr T owlinson’ s rejoinder, pregnant with frightful meaning, is ‘Oh, ... ... and forks, and plates, might have been taken for a grown-up exposition of Tom Tiddler’s ground, where chil- dren pick up gold and silver.’ Mr Dombey ... ...urtains close! INTELLIGENCE OF THE EVENT is sent to Mr Dombey in town, who waits upon Cousin Feenix (not yet able to make up his mind for Baden-Baden)... ...louded again. ‘Captain Gills,’ said that gentleman, stopping near the bot- tom of the stairs, and turning round, ‘to tell you the truth, I am not in a...

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...ishing for imperial purposes bore the outer semblance of Par- son Adams or Tom Jones. Scraps of their talk jarred oddly on the ear. “Right you are! I’... ... the man went out and was killed. Yes, I ‘m certain I’ve got it right now. Tom 198 Howards End Howard—he was the last of them.” “I believe so,” said ... ...tions all through this crisis. Pity, if one may generalise, is at the bot- tom of woman. When men like us, it is for our better qualities, and however... ...tion of a summer field, or give names to half a dozen stars. England still waits for the supreme moment of her literature—for the great poet who shall... ...ce little boy,” whispered Helen. “I say, what’s your name? Mine’s Helen.” “Tom.” That was Helen all over. The Wilcoxes, too, would 290 Howards End as... ...ards End ask a child its name, but they never told their names in return. “Tom, this one here is Margaret. And at home we’ve another called Tibby. “ “...

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...cond cup of cof- fee.” “It’s not braggadocio,” remarked Mrs. Montague. “He waits empty from five in the morning till nine, and then he comes famished ... ...ar- rowed shoulders and raised coat-collar. He had such an air of saying, “Tom’s a-cold”, that her skin crept in sympathy. Presently he left the carri...

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...to be spoken of with you than a pheasant with old brown Partlet; and Berry waits but to be well to bring her off from all her foes. And I’ll go with h...

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...THE SCHOLARS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 TOM O’ROUGHLEY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 SH... ... . . . 275 XXI THE DANCER AT CRUACHAN AND CRO PATRICK . . . . . . 276 XXII TOM THE LUNATIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277 XXIII TOM... ...I TOM AT CRUACHAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 277 XXIV OLD TOM AGAIN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 278 XXV THE DELPH... ...d came. ‘He bade me let all know he gives his name At the sword point, and waits till we have found Some feasting man that the same oath has bound.’ C... ...ar, Sang unnoticed like a bird: ‘Though the Door of Death is near And what waits behind the door, Three times in a single day I, though upright on the... ...y Did their Catullus walk that way? 138 THE COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS TOM O’ROUGHLEY ‘THOUGH logic choppers rule the town, And every man and maid... ...Has marked a distant object down, An aimless joy is a pure joy,’ Or so did Tom O’Roughley say That saw the surges running by. ‘And wisdom is a butterfl... ...lanned his murder, for they know Of some most haughty deed or thought That waits upon his future days, And would through hatred of the bays Bring that...