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...aid the unknown lady, in a loud voice. ‘And he is generally shut up in the library, writing ar- ticles. ’ ‘He’d be better employed if he were trying t... ...stand that my going to the duke’s house has almost become a matter of con- science with me. I have not known how to make it appear that it would be ri... ...tably on one of the ordinary chairs at the farther side of the well-stored library table, while Mark was sitting at his ease in his own arm-chair by t... ...d. The finery and grandeur of the deanery, the comfort of that warm, snug, library, would silence him at once. Why did not Dr Arabin come out there to... ...aid Mr Crawley. ‘Oh, yes, there is nothing here but this young gentleman’s library, ’ said Lucy, moving a pile of ragged, coverless books onto the tab... ...d his own bedroom in the dean’s house, and his own arm-chair in the dean’s library, and his own corner on a sofa in Mrs Dean’s draw- ing-room. It was ...

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...tific method, Flaubert believed this method to be efficacious in art as in science. For instance, in the writing of a romance, he seemed to be as scie... ...e able to say to my coachman: “Go to Rouen!” I made him pull up before the library, and I begged them to lend me Dr. Herrmann Herestauss’s trea- tise ...

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...gland notes of ten pounds each, which had been handed to his friend in the library at the deanery. The letter was very short, and, may, perhaps, be de... ... in vain attempted to induce his son to go with him. Mr Harding was in the library reading a little and sleeping a little, and dreaming of old days an... ... been given to me by my friend the dean. I remember well that I was in his library at Barchester, and I was somewhat provoked in spirit. There were ly... ...cious—I had asked him, and he had bid me follow him from his hall into his library. There he left me awhile, and on returning told me with a smile tha... ...ed upon me when I attended on you, not long before your departure, in your library. I have striven to remember the facts. It may be—nay, it probably i... ...t he would go deep into Greek and do a transla- tion, or take up the exact sciences and make a name for him- self in that way. But as he had enough fo...

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... Knag’s brother’s, who was an ornamental sta- tioner and small circulating library keeper, in a by-street off Tottenham Court Road; and who let out by... ...d lady’ s name and address were to be known, on application at a cer- tain library at the west end of the town, therein mentioned. ‘ And I say ,’ excl... ...in the pastry-cook’s window, and the greengrocer’s, and at the circulating library, and the box-office, whenever the announce bills came out for her a... ...Nicholas; ‘and, in a fit of rage and jealousy, stab your eldest son in the library.’ ‘Do I though!’ exclaimed Mr Lenville. ‘That’s very good business.... ...led ‘The Lady Flabella,’ which Alphonse the doubtful had procured from the library that very morning. And it was a production admi- rably suited to a ... ...e are my fears, and these fears I found upon your own demeanour. Your con- science will tell you, sir, whether I construe it well or not.’ ‘For Heaven...

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...ouse except in the dining-room;—but there was one small chamber called the library, in which the practice was not often followed. The room was general... ...her is at the Athenaeum. He goes there to do a little light reading in the library on Sunday afternoon. ’ ‘I shall never forget yesterday, Miss Boncas... ...ame could be added to the list of guests, the Duke had gone alone into his library. There a pile of letters reached him, among which he found one mark... ... that I had never cared for him, and that he need have nothing on his con- science. But I doubt whether he was glad to hear it. Men are so vain! I ha...

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...e are my fears, and these fears I found upon your own demeanour. Your con- science will tell you, sir, whether I construe it well or not.’ ‘For Heaven... ... and slowly drew forth this greasy volume. ‘Well-a-day now, this is all my library, but it’s one of the most entertaining books that were ever written...