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...e type of self-sufficient stupidity and conceit – a custom, perhaps, like some few other customs, more conventional than fair – then the purest jackas... ...f the lines requires to be followed with the eye, as well as the contents with the mind.’ Mr. Jasper complying, sees and reads as follows: ETHELINDA, ... ...ich set of chambers, never having troubled his head about the inscription, unless to bethink himself at odd times on glancing up at it, that haply it ... ...t far surpassing Doctor Kitchener’s. To bid, with a shiver, the unfortunate flying waiter shut the door before he had opened it, was a condiment of a ... ... knighted for ‘going up’ with addresses: explosive machines intrepidly discharging shot and shell into the English Grammar. Mr. Sapsea may ‘go up’ wit...

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...ints of lavender and blue and silver. At supper he hinted his love for Sir Thomas Browne, Thoreau, Agnes Repplier, Arthur Symons, Claude Washburn, Cha... ...offee or something.” “The Dillons?” “Yes. Really quite a decent young pair—Harvey Dillon and his wife. He’s a dentist, just come to town. They live in... ...erry Gould, and four new candidates: flirtatious Rita Simons, Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Dillon and Myrtle Cass, an uncomely but intense girl of nineteen. Of... ...y Pollock His wife……………………………… Miss Vida Sherwin His son ………………………………… Dr. Harvey Dillon His business rival……………… Raymond T. Wutherspoon Friend of Mrs... ...rs. Gurrey that he would “love to design clothes for women.” Imagine! Mrs. Harvey Dillon had had a glimpse of him, but honestly, she’d thought he was ... ...ome-made knickers and black sneakers through at the toe; then Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Dillon, people as harmless and grateful as the Woodfords. Carol was ...

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...every one of these wretches says he is a count. Guiscard, that stabbed Mr. Harvey, said he was a count; and I believe he was a barber. All Frenchmen a... ...smond, bestowed by patent royal, and in the fourth year of his reign, upon Thomas Viscount Castlewood and the heirs- male of his body, in default of w...

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...r Jaunders, has brought letters and papers from Coventry Island. H. E. Sir Thomas Liverseege had fallen a victim to the prevailing fever at Swampton. ... ...olonies abroad know that we carry with us us our pride, pills, prejudices, Harvey-sauces, cayenne-peppers, and other Lares, making a little Britain wh...

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...e, and selected for a sec- ond wife Miss Rose Dawson, daughter of Mr. John Thomas Dawson, ironmonger, of Mudbury. What a happy woman was Rose to be my... ...ts. In addition to these Miss Tuffin, who is daughter of the late Reverend Thomas Tuffin (Fellow of Cor- pus College, Cambridge), can instruct in the ... ...immediately on his return to his inn the most hospitable of invitations to Thomas Chopper, Esquire, begging that gentleman to dine with him at the Sla... ... sir,” says Bowls, advancing with a pro- found bow; “what otel, sir, shall Thomas fetch the luggage from?” “O, dam,” said young James, starting up, as... ...er Bedford Place; old Sergeant Toffy and Mrs. Toffy; and sometimes old Sir Thomas Coffin and Lady Coffin, from Bedford Square. Sir Thomas was celebrat... ...olonies abroad know that we carry with us us our pride, pills, prejudices, Harvey-sauces, cayenne-peppers, and other Lares, making a little Britain wh...

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...think aloud. “I wonder why? Things enough happen to other people. There is Harvey. Only the other week; on Monday he picked up sixpence, on Wednesday ... ...urprised to find that no one regarded him as a possible competitor for the Harvey Commemoration Medal, of which this and the two subsequent examinatio... ...rm, at which Fanny laughed gleefully. They were travelling with one of Mr. Thomas Gunn’s par- ties—fourteen days in Rome for fourteen pounds. They did...

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...rning Austin Wentworth came over from Poer Hall bringing news that one Mr. Thomas Bakewell, yeoman, had been arrested on suspicion of the crime of Ars... ...my circulation gradu- ally and steadily decreases!” “Going back to the pre-Harvey period!” murmured Adrian as he wrote. Sir Austin and Lady Blandish k...

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... PENN STATE ELECTRONIC CLASSICS SERIES PUBLICATION Biographical Essays by Thomas de Quincey is a publication of the Pennsylvania State University. Th... ...the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Biographical Essays by Thomas de Quincey, the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Classics S... ........... 187 187 187 187 187 4 Biographical Essays BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAYS BY THOMAS DE QUINCEY SHAKSP SHAKSP SHAKSP SHAKSP SHAKSPEARE EARE EARE EARE EAR... ...only upon the attention, but even upon the eye of the most thoughtless. 5 Thomas de Quincey According to the discipline of the English church, the un... ...f error which overclouds every question connected with Shakspeare, that 7 Thomas de Quincey two of his principal critics, Steevens and Malone, have e... ... was so undoubtedly; and her illustrious son, in speak- ing of her to Lord Harvey, at a time when any exaggeration was open to an easy refutation, and... ... of personal accomplishment and rank as Lady Mary Wortley Montagu and Lord Harvey: ”hard as thy heart” was one of the lines in their joint pasquinade,... ...lse, and not as a disingenuous fiction put forward by Pope to confute Lord Harvey. It is probable to us, that the Popes, who had been origi- nally tra... ...th lasted, Pope’s life must have been one dream of pleasure. He tells Lord Harvey that his mother did not spoil him; but that was no doubt because the...

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............. 14 CHAPTER II RELATES HOW FRANCIS, FOURTH VISCOUNT, ARRIVES AT CASTLEWOOD........................... 19 CHAPTER III WHITHER IN THE TIME OF THOMAS, THIRD VISCOUNT, I HAD PRECEDED HIM AS PAGE TO ISABELLA ............................................................................................................................................................. 26 C...

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...STLEWOOD ........................... 19 CHAPTER III WHITHER IN THE TIME OF THOMAS, THIRD VISCOUNT, I HAD PRECEDED HIM AS P AGE TO ISABELLA .............. ... KING JAMES II. ...... 42 CHAPTER VI THE ISSUE OF THE PLOTS.—THE DEA TH OF THOMAS, THIRD VISCOUNT OF CASTLEWOOD; AND THE IMPRISONMENT OF HIS VISCOUNTE... ...me, and wonder how one who ever bore it, should change it for that of Mrs. Thomas Tusher. I pass over as odious and unworthy of credit those reports (... ...nd sequestration: stood a siege of his castle by Ireton, where his brother Thomas capitulated (af- terward making terms with the Commonwealth, for whi... ...ceeded by his eldest son, the before-named George; and left issue besides, Thomas, a colonel in the King’s army, who afterwards joined the Usurper’s G... ...every one of these wretches says he is a count. Guiscard, that stabbed Mr. Harvey, said he was a count; and I believe he was a barber. All Frenchmen a...

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... had begun the series of months as May. Some two hundred years back, a Dr. Thomas May had been headmaster, but ever since that time there had always b... ...ry one despises!” “Of course! That they do. I say, Norman, didn’t you mean Harvey Anderson?” Instead of answering, Norman exclaimed, “It is pretension... ...t help it.” “But Harry would not let him?” “Ay. Harry is quite a match for Harvey Anderson, though he is so much younger; and he said he would not hav... ...never do to have him going out with those boys continu- ally,” said Ethel—”Harvey Anderson close by all the holidays!” “I’ll try what I can do with hi... ...te sermons, so I can’t be a clergyman; and I won’t be a lawyer, I vow, for Harvey Ander- son is to be a lawyer—so there’s nothing left but soldiers an... ...n notice tomorrow, and get T om’s name down instead.” And when the name of Thomas May was set down, Dr. Hoxton expressed his trust that it would pass ... ... till morning came, and I got up. You know you gave me my mother’s little ‘Thomas a Kempis’. I always read a bit every morning. T o-day it was, ‘Of fo... ...rder to give the advantage of it to his little brother! I only hope Master Thomas is worthy of it—but it is a boy I can’t understand.” “Nor I,” said E... ...rd and Margaret May , High Street, Doctor of Medicine, December 21st, 18—. Thomas Ramsden.’” “What is that for, Norman?” and, as he did not attend, sh...

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... them until they were full to the brim. CHAPTER II—MURDERING THE INNOCENTS THOMAS G RADGRIND, SIR. A man of realities. A man of facts and calculation... ...nothing over, and who is not to be talked into allowing for anything over. Thomas Gradgrind, sir—peremptorily Thomas—Thomas Gradgrind. With a rule and... ...Gradgrind (all supposititious, non existent persons), but into the head of Thomas Gradgrind—no, sir! In such terms Mr. Gradgrind always mentally intro... ... such terms, no doubt, substituting the words ‘boys and girls,’ for ‘sir,’ Thomas Gradgrind now presented Thomas Gradgrind to the little pitchers befo... ... he looked as though, if he were cut, he would bleed white. ‘Bitzer,’ said Thomas Gradgrind. ‘Your definition of a horse.’ HARD T IMES 6 ‘Quadruped. ... ...ried on without one. No man, sir, acquainted with the facts established by Harvey relating to the circulation of the blood, can doubt that I have a he...

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...selves this question every year. Some of the most popular examples are St. Thomas, Aruba, Florida, and California; however, Greece is not often mentio... ... often mentioned among these popular choices. Greece is to Europe what St. Thomas is to America; its culture diversity is what makes it so appealing. ... ...ks.” — Joyce Carey “Don’t think and then write it down. Think on paper.” — Harvey Kemelman The Work of Writing Writing is hard work. Don’t believe any...

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... hours. Eventually, we would arrive at our destination. We would end up at Harvey’s Lake or Lackawanna State Park for a walk in the woods. I must give... ... of Singamore Publishing, 1997. Penn State: The Greatest Coaches. Producer Thomas H. Stipe. State College, PA: Collegiate Sorts Partners, Ltd. and The...

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...t it might be the better fixed in his memory, she sent him to repeat it to Thomas Jackson, their man-servant; he not being in the way, this was not do... ...from their established meaning, and those frequently very fantastical. Sir Thomas Brown, whose life Johnson wrote, was remarkably fond of Anglo-Latin ... ..., the University of Oxford would pay him the com- pliment. To THE REVEREND THOMAS WARTON. ‘DEAR SIR,—I am extremely sensible of the favour done me, bo... ...0 Boswell’s Life of Johnson though no pension had been granted to him. Mr. Thomas Sheridan and Mr. Murphy, who then lived a good deal both with him an... ...indness for Der- rick, and am sorry he is dead.’ In the summer of 1761 Mr. Thomas Sheridan 124 Boswell’s Life of Johnson was at Edinburgh, and delive... ...printed. The oc- casion of this correspondence between Dr. Johnson and Mr. Harvey, was thus related to me by Mr. Beauclerk. ‘Tom Harvey had a great li... ...ulting him, and have afterwards put the note in his pocket. But I said, if Harvey would write him a letter, and enclose a fifty pound note, I should t...

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...er search might have been born; besides, he rejoiced in the simple name of Thomas. But Rachel’s search was brought to an abrupt conclusion by the issu... ...th is given, and that I don’t half believe in. If he would see our own Mr. Harvey here it would be quite another thing; but it is of no use telling hi... ... telling him that Alick would never have had an available knee but for Mr. Harvey’s management. He persists in leav- ing me to my personal trust in hi... ...t in him, but for himself he won’t see him at any price! Have you seen Mr. Harvey?” “I have seen no one.” “Oh, I forgot, you are not arrived yet; but—... ...k what a relief it is. I mean, as soon as I get home, to write and ask Mr. Harvey to come and talk to me to-morrow, and see if the journey to Edinburg... ...k you,” said Rachel, “but could we not go away early , and go round by Mr. Harvey’s?” “Unluckily I have sent the ponies home, and told the close carri...

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...dinand Laxley, Lord Laxley’s son, heir to the title; the other’s Will- iam Harvey, son of the Chief Justice—both friends of mine.’ ‘But not of your ma... ...se smiled on many. She smiled on Drummond Forth, Ferdinand Laxley, William Harvey, and her brother Harry; and she had the same eyes for all ages. Once... ...With which promise the peace was signed between them. Drummond and William Harvey were cordial, and just laughed over the incident. Laxley, however, h... ...ng to them? T ell me.’ Now Jenny had come to Beckley Court to meet William Harvey: she was therefore sufficiently soft to think she could care for him... ...t altogether like it, even though she is not playing to the ear of William Harvey, for whom billiards have such attractions; but, at the close of the ... ...s dead you shall have his skin—to shave by.’ ‘Excellent!’ shouted Raikes. ‘Thomas!’ he addressed a footman, ‘hand in my card. Mr. John Feversham Raike... ...ey Court!’ Raikes sang aloud. ‘Why, this is a day of meetings. Behold John Thomas in the rear-a tower of plush and powder! Shall I rush-shall I pluck ...

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...ng his jug, Stern Death, on a sudden, to Tom did appear, And said, ‘Honest Thomas, come take your last bier;’ We kneaded his clay in the shape of this... ...hundred thousand voyagers: the En- glish tourist, with his chariot and his Harvey’s Sauce, and his imperials; the bustling commis-voyageur on the roof... ...t in a reglar guffau! the porter jined in it, the impident old raskle: and Thomas says, slapping his and on his thy, without the least respect—I say, ... ...hollaring and laffing at me?’ “‘Oh, here’s Miss Mary Hann coming up,’ says Thomas, ‘ask her’—and indeed there came my little Mary Hann trip- ping down... ...ok hod & then to grin too. “‘In the name of Imperence,’ says I, rushing on Thomas, and collaring him fit to throttle him—’no raskle of a flunky shall ... ...ying to his door, in company with Father Glauber, her almoner, and Brother Thomas of Epsom, her leech. She lighted up all the churches in Y orkshire w...