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...etes of the paradoxist movement and smarandachian works- literary critics and historians, writers and admirers or only sympathizers that - as a rule... ...; till sarcasm: ” Vitoria Lipan is running, she is called by the country/ of Welsh... lives well/ only from memories”( Characterize the subject) (“V...

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...only one thing: the one thing that code allowed them to do and nothing else. Historians and history books cover up this fact. The fact is: Napoleo... ...lization The Effect of Civilization on Humans 423 for making bread. Do historians talk about where the roots of our Civilization come from? T... ... to understand their own Science in the proper historical context. Neither do Historians. Every new generation in every culture, in every neighborh... ... unless you understand all of the thousands of things they took for granted. Historians do not bother with this. Neither do Scientists. There is n... ...al, or understandable perspective. In other words… Scientists never talk to historians and Historians never talk to Scientists. They have never do... ..., wars, battles, treacheries, betrayals… Everyone hated them. The Scots, the Welsh, the Irish, the French, the Spanish, the Dutch, the Germans hate...

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...ning each vessel brought a rich cargo of gold, silver, and precious wood. Many historians maintain that this fleet sailed to Peru where the riches bro... ...owever, is scarcely to be credited, although there is considerable proof which historians cannot wholly ignore that both the Irish and the Welsh made ... ...erable proof which historians cannot wholly ignore that both the Irish and the Welsh made expeditions to America in about the seventh century. Indeed,... ...by the hostile savages who were known to occupy the country north of him. Many historians maintain that the island or country upon which Zichmni thus ... ...essels of our own times. From the imperfect and too brief descriptions left by historians, we learn that Hiero's great ship had three cabins, or decks... ...nt of his belief that gold there abounded, he gave the name of Island del Oro. Historians since, however, have generally believed this land to have be...

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...ourse of merchandize, is very strange. I commend fortune for that (as our historians report) it was a Gentleman of Gaskonie, and my Countriman, that... ...d, may easilie produce and utter the same, although it be in Bergamask or Welsh, and if he be dumbe, by signes and tokens. iv.). Verbaque prævisam r... ...re beyond measure ambitious. Amongst others, that they openly solicit the Historians of their times not to forget them in their writings: and fortun... ..., and mutable, and of one parcell; so it is not alike. One of the Grecian Historians doth justly accuse his age, forasmuch as the secrets of Christia... ...ib. ii. c. 27 & c. 3); since in the Romane proscriptions, as one of their Historians doth testifie, many wives were found exceeding faithful, but fe... ...be an old man, so long as I might be, than to be old before I should be.' Historians are my right hand, for they are pleasant and e asie; and therewi...

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...mong autonomous units within a loose overall structure. This is how Jack "neutron" Welsh deliberately structured General Electric. AOL-Time Warner ... ..., etc.) and the diary observation of the technological breaking point (what the old historians called: the "short time" and the "long time"). To com...

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...in, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Chinese, Japanese, Swedish, Danish, Welsh, Portuguese, Old Dutch, Bulgarian, Dutch/Flemish, Greek, Hebrew. We h... ...d the diary observation of the technological breaking point (what the old historians called: the "short time" and the "long time"). To combine these ...

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...knew no printed books. Not only was it accepted as an authority by British historians, but French chroniclers also used it for their own purposes. Abo... ...able marks of a Celtic origin. Layamon, in fact, living as he did near the Welsh border, naturally shows familiarity with current Welsh tradition. His... ...in and growth of Arthurian romance; for it proves the existence of genuine Welsh tradition about Arthur, and makes untenable the position of those cri... ...SIONS POSSESSIONS ARTHUR’S MAGIC POSSESSIONS form a prominent element in Welsh tradition, and their appearance in the early chronicles is an importa... ...ance in the early chronicles is an important testimony to the diffusion of Welsh legend. Kilhwch and Olwen contains a list of his belongings, all of... ...amazingly efficacious. The shield he calls by the name of Arthur’s ship in Welsh sources, Pridwen (evidently a fairy boat, limitless in capacity), eit...

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...were not attacking travellers and animals, that the tribute payable by the Welsh people was forgiven them, on condition of their producing, every year... ...ition of their producing, every year, three hundred wolves’ heads. And the Welshmen were so sharp upon the wolves, to save their money, that in four y... ...of years afterwards, wrote his great tragedy; and he killed the rest less Welsh King Griffith, and brought his head to England. What Harold was doin... ...Dover man was slain at his own fireside. The men of Hereford, aided by the Welsh, and com manded by a chief named Edric the Wild , drove the Normans... ... the second time, with the loss of their King, Malcolm, and his son. The Welsh became unquiet too. Against them, Rufus was less successful; for they... ...e known to posterity, by the name of the battle of Azincourt.’ Our English historians have made it Agincourt; but, under that name, it will ever be fa... ...AMES THE S ECOND WAS A MAN so very disagreeable, that even the best of historians has favoured his brother Charles, as becoming, by comparison, qu...

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...es of a growing knowledge of life and better understanding of nature. Some historians and commentators are still fond of the unscientific method of ta... ...f the Parsees”, page 212). Compare penalty above with that for killing the Welsh king’s cat (“Ancient Laws and Institutes of Wales”. Ed., Aneurin Owen... ...en Fafnir’s-bane The burg first saw. “Then was war waged With the Welsh-wrought sword And the burg all broken That Brynhild owned; N...

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... into memo- ries. Heroes conducted up Fame’s temple-steps by ceremo- nious historians, who are studious, when the platform is reached, of the art of s... ... this dear Louise would surely be. Nataly was not so sympathetic. Only the Welsh and pure Irish are quick at the feelings of the Celtic French. Nataly... ...on combative manhood again, from the basis where all are equal. Humanity’s historians, however, tell us, that the exhilaration bringing us consciousne... ...ertain sea-fish rolling head over-you know not head from tail. Without the Welsh, Irish, Scot; in their composi- tion, there would not be much of the ... ...uld not be much of the yeasty ferment: but it should not be forgotten that Welsh, Irish, Scot, are now largely of their numbers; and the taste for ele...

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...m sadness which characterized the poor organist. Mr. Powys was a travelled Welsh squire, Lady Gosstre’s best talker, on whom, as Brookfield learnt to ... ...cked himself, and set toward an invisible partner. Nor, as recent renowned historians have proved, are observations of this nature beneath the dignity... ...cted, by this time quite enlightened. All subtle feelings are discerned by Welsh eyes when un- troubled by any mental agitation. Brother and sister we... ...sh eyes when un- troubled by any mental agitation. Brother and sister were Welsh, and I may observe that there is human nature and Welsh nature. 219 ... ... in my estimates of Italian and Cymric blood. Singularly, too, she is part Welsh on the mother’s side, to judge by the name. Leave her mind entirely f... ...n her; so he had the full excuse to continue the adventure. He rode into a Welsh town, and engaged a fresh horse for the night. “She won’t sing, at al...

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... that it happened thus: The Gauls had an unusually able leader, whom Latin historians call Brennus, but whose real name was most likely Bran, and who ... ...Rome; their appearance and character would be more like that of the modern Welsh, or of their own French descendants, small, alert, and dark-eyed, ful... ... his men. The Frenchman could not speak English, and Captain Jones—a fiery Welshman, whom it was the fashion in the regiment to term ‘Jack Jones’—knew... ...e started back, crying, ‘Sacre bleu!’ and ran out in the utmost alarm. The Welsh captain, however, went on, and perceived that the church had been use...

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...landers, for which no apology was necessary. The Gael, great tradi- tional historians, never forgot that the Lowlands had, at some remote period, been... ... words have been adapted to it by Burns. A similar story is recounted of a Welsh bard, who composed and played on his death-bed the air called Dafyddy...

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..., that in 1688-9—did much to unsettle the religious tone of public morals. Historians and satirists ascribe a large effect in this change to the perso... ...same relation to a for- eign origin, as in German is indicated by the word Welsh: an affinity of which word is said to exist in our word Walnut, where...

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...already among those who had been wealthy, famine spread. 3 3 3 3 3 So what historians have come to call the Phase of the Emer- gency Committees sprang... ... fortified himself with a few square meals before he started eastward. The Welsh and English countryside at that time presented the strangest mingling...

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...doubt it not; though no Moniteur has reported them. They scolded in Celtic Welsh, those 68 The French Revolution - V olume Three Brennuses; neither w... ...nsurrection; and became ex- tinct as a Party: not without a sigh from most Historians. 146 The French Revolution - V olume Three The men were men of ...

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...yore, Who painted their bare limbs, but not with gore. And when you hear historians talk of thrones, And those that sate upon them, let it be ... ...fter all, what is a lie? ‘T is but The truth in masquerade; and I defy Historians, heroes, lawyers. priests, to put A fact without some leav... ... Who ate, last war, more Yankees than he kill’d. There was the waggish Welsh Judge, Jefferies Hardsman, In his grave office so completely sk...

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...ality towards those whom the age accounted at once the secretaries and the historians of honour. The bounty of the spectators was acknowledged by the ... ...ry one of those numerous passages which he has collected from contemporary historians, to prove that fiction itself can hardly reach the dark reality ... ...oundelay She said that one widow for so many was too few, And she bade the Welshman wend his way. But then next came a yeoman, a yeoman of Kent, Jolli... ...ter employment, and wandering palmers, hedge-priests, Saxon minstrels, and Welsh bards, were muttering prayers, and extracting mistuned dirges from th... ...ivate life of our ancestors lie scattered through the pages of our various historians, bearing, indeed, a slender proportion to the other matters of w...

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...y work at Pittsburg is more nearly allied to the heavy, rough works of the Welsh coal metropolis than to the finish and polish of Birmingham. “Why can... ...rable than those of Cooper and Irving. They like to know that their modern historians are acknowledged as great au- thors, and as regards their own po...

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... love of money, a vice which I do not remember to have been imputed by our historians to any of his ancestors, and is the certain index of a base and ... ...ise five hundred men with my whistle.’ ‘Five hundred men!’ said one of the Welsh squires; ‘Cot bless us! and pray you, what cood could five hundred me...

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...of a half- built farm-house. I know not whether the boy’s nurse had been a Welsh or a Scotch woman, or in what manner he asso- ciated a shield emblazo... ...he chieftains of more distinguished name and power retain as the poets and historians of their tribes. These, of course, possess various degrees of me...

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...ll, had tramped through Gibbon, Hume, Grote, Prescott, and the other thick historians; that he could repeat pages from them— and did. When Dr. Westlak... ... youth, and though school had begun she rushed in daily to suggest dances, welsh- rabbit parties. Fern begged her to go as chaperon to a barn-dance in...

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... 15 George Meredith Old Buccaneer’s that helped the earl to win the great Welsh heiress who made him, even before he took to hoarding and buying,—one... ...covered with an old white flannel cloak, and on her head a tall hat of her Welsh women-folk; and she died of it, leaving a son in her likeness, of who... ...m going to describe to you the young Earl of Fleetwood, son of the strange Welsh lady, the richest nobleman of his time, and how he persued and shunne... ...itten it, and “ghost” is just the word, the exact word—tell me, are you of Welsh blood? “Dad” is good Welsh—pronounce it hard.’ Woodseer answered: ‘My... ...ung lord had roamed away with. ‘Y ou forget that Russett has gypsy in him: Welsh! it’s about the same,’ said Livia. ‘He can take excellent care of him... ... and winning repeatedly, observed to Fleetwood: ‘Now I can understand what historians mean, in telling us of heroes rushing into the fray and vainly s...

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...river Thames, sixty miles from the sea, and was originally founded, as all historians agree, by Brutus, who, com- ing from Greece into Italy, thence i... ...en he died, was buried in this town, near that gate which is yet called in Welsh, Por Lud—in Saxon, Ludesgate. The famous river Thames owes part of it... ...ceive it. The Castle or Tower of London, called Bringwin, and Tourgwin, in Welsh, from its whiteness, is encompassed by a *This probably alluded to th...

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...and its difference from the orderly se- quence that has been fabricated by historians. Ac- tual life is full of false clues and sign-posts that lead n... ...n to a nomadic horde. We are reverting to the civilisation of luggage, and historians of the future will note how the middle classes accreted possessi... ...—a dis- covery of which he was not altogether proud. It was up towards the Welsh border, and so difficult of ac- cess that he had concluded it must be... ...ive the party was ready, and went out of Shrewsbury 205 EM Forster by the Welsh Bridge. Shropshire had not the reticence of Hertfordshire. Though rob... ...e, though it whispered more loudly. There had been a heavy downpour in the Welsh hills. 211 EM Forster CHAPTER XXVI NEXT MORNING a fine mist covered ... ...e river flows down into England, day after day the sun re- treats into the Welsh mountains, and the tower chimes, See the Conquering Hero. But the Wil...

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...cinian, which, in a petty diocese that he never visited, and amongst South Welshmen, that are all incorrigible Methodists, mattered little, but would ... ...o opinions in the Church; a process far more difficult than is imagined by historians, always so ready to tell us fluently what ‘the nation’ or ‘the p... ...ich had previously been locked up in a language destined, as surely as the Welsh language or the Gaelic, to eternal obscurity amongst men, I go on to ... ...curs nowhere that we remem- ber, except in Lampridius, one of the Augustan historians, is here applied to Heliogabalus; and means, not the act of suic... ...harles have replied to the enemies we have noticed— to those, like so many historians since his day, who taxed him with studying Casuistry for the pur... ...t of the Hellenic people, ceased to have much impor- tance, in the eyes of historians, from the time when it be- came a conquered province; and it dec... ... our re- view, that we complain of Mr. Finlay’s too facile compliance with historians far beneath himself. He has a fine under- standing: oftentimes h...

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...hup heagerly.” “6TH JULY.—Dined to-day at the London Tavin with one of the Welsh bords of Direction I’m hon. The Cwrwmwrw & Plmwyddlywm, with tunnils ... ... Llwydd in the vice; W elsh mutton for dinner; W elsh iron knives & forks; Welsh rabbit after dinner; and a Welsh harper, be hanged to him: he went st... ...abits most simple): of this, and about a quarter of an ounce of high-dried Welsh, which he always took, he made me a present, saying, in front of the ... ...osing body, they certainly floored it but they became at once like so much Welsh-rabbit, and did no execution beyond the man whom they struck down. “H... ... of elegant tripe and onions? or a slice of boar’s-head and truffles? or a Welsh rabbit a la cave au 230 Thackeray cidre? or a beefsteak and shallot?... ...s, who cut away among them without mercy. And although none of the Spanish historians whom I have consulted make mention of Sir Wilfrid as the real au... ...ve been, however, an effeminate race; they are represented by contemporary historians as being passionately fond of flying kites. Others say they went...

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... they were the first Notables since Richelieu’s, in the year 1626. By some Historians, sitting much at their ease, in the safe distance, Lomenie has b... ...y Democrats, by D’Orleans, D’Artois, and enemies of the pub- lic weal. Nay Historians, to this day, will prove it by one argu- ment: these Brigands pr... ...crowds on his passage, to read their doom on his face; which exhibits, say Historians, a mix- ture ‘of sorrow, of fervour and valour,’ singular to beh... ...s world, were the time for her to speak. One Prophetess, though care- less Historians have omitted her name, condition, and whereabout, becomes audibl... ...ative is to do. Greatly to the scan- dal of philosophical men, and of most Historians;—who do in that judge naturally, and yet not wisely. A Governing... ...doubt it not; though no Moniteur has reported them. They scolded in Celtic Welsh, those Brennuses; neither were they Sansculotte; nay rather breeches ...

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...es. He told me what he read solidly at Oxford was Greek; not the Gre- cian historians, but Homer and Euripides, and now and then a little Epigram; tha... ...tantly exerting itself. Mrs. Anna Williams, daughter of a very inge- nious Welsh physician, and a woman of more than ordinary talents and literature, ... ...riod of time. Mr. Thrale had married Miss Hesther Lynch Salusbury, of good Welsh extraction, a lady of lively talents, improved by education. That Joh... ...ll not rank his compilation of the Roman His- tory with the works of other historians of this age?’ Johnson. ‘Why, who are before him?’ Boswell. ‘Hume...

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...aphy, as we are not tied down to an exact concatenation equally with other historians, so a chap- ter or two (for instance, this I am now writing) may... ...on mea renidet in domo lacunar.” The beau answered, “He did not understand Welsh;” at which the parson stared and made no reply. Mr Didapper, or beau ...

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...ntique and mediaeval fill me, I see and hear old harpers with their harps at Welsh festivals, I hear the minnesingers singing their lays of love, I he... ... he forgets he is well off, The Dutchman voyages home, and the Scotchman and Welshman voyage home, and the native of the Mediterranean voyages home, T... ...d to each, yet never man the owner, Which poets vainly seek to put in rhyme, historians in prose, Which sculptor never chisel’d yet, nor painter paint...

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... this that is very strange, but is written and affirmed by several learned historians. Chapter 4.XXVIII. How Pantagruel related a very sad story of th... ...ons marinated. Stock-doves, and wood-culvers. Jellies. Pullets, with eggs. Welsh barrapyclids. Pigs, with wine sauce. Chickens. Macaroons. Blackbirds,... ...ever to pare off the least chip of them, so that they grow as crooked as a Welsh hook or a hedging-bill. We saw a swingeing bunch of grapes that are g... ...etian, Ludovico Romano, Pedro Aliares, and forty cartloads of other modern historians, lurking behind a piece of tapestry, where they were at it ding-...

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...gland, if the Scotch militia obeyed the government of Scotland, and if the Welsh militia obeyed the government of W ales? Suppose an invasion; would t... ...mediate lords. This period of European affairs is emphati- cally styled by historians, the times of feudal anarchy. When the sovereign happened to be ...