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...serve Henry 4th, Part 2, Act IV, scene iv 63 Unfather’d heirs and loathly births of nature: The seasons change their manners, as the year Had found s... ...so much noise, my lords: sweet prince, Henry 4th, Part 2, Act IV, scene v 64 speak low; The king your father is disposed to sleep. CLARENCE: Let us...

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...other’s breast is the remedy for all the ills of infancy. I have seen many births of seven months’ children, but I never saw any so little pain- ful a... ...fling his collar. “Tell me,” he said, “what were you thinking of when you 64 The Hated Son gathered those flowers? You have never before arranged the...

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...registers until four o’clock, with never a tear or a smile, the deaths and births of an entire district. The sorrow, the happiness, of the parish flow... ...y killing this girl on the spur of the moment, before he had arranged the 64 The Girl with the Golden Eyes murder in such a manner as should insure h...

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...ound there a pre- carious subsistence by administering, under the name of 64 V olume One freedmen, to the vices and vanities of the great. These wret... ... _255 Of the dwellers in a cot So serene, they curse it not. 64. 64. 64. 64. 64. ‘Spirit, Patience, Gentleness, All that can adorn and b... ...ht bowers immortal forms abide Beneath the weltering of the restless tide. 64. 64. 64. 64. 64. And she saw princes couched under the glow Of sunlike g... ...rld. He knows not that such stuff as this is of the abortive and monstrous births which time con- sumes as fast as it produces. He sees the truth and ... ...e saw a red cross stamped upon the sun; It has rained blood; and monstrous births declare The secret wrath of Nature and her Lord. ...

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...ec., c. 16.] the laws themselves send us home. I can do no less in favour 64 Essays: Book III of this wretched condition into which my age has thrown... ...sle of Delos, and to justify themselves to Apollo, interdicted at once all births and burials in the precincts thereof: “Nostri nosmet pa... ...ormed sort of cattle, we might call sea- horses.”—Calpurnius, Eclog., vii. 64.] Sometimes they made a high mountain advance itself, cov- ered with fru... ...boy, or a fish turned up by the plough, or a teeming mule.”—Juvenal, xiii. 64.] One may regret better times, but cannot fly from the present; we may w... ...go.” [“I reverence them, and always rise to so great names.”— Seneca, Ep., 64.] Of things that are in some part great and admirable, I ad- mire even t... ...n, and old Sylvanus, and the sister nymphs.”—Virgil, Georg., ii. 490.] The births of all things are weak and tender; and therefore we should have our ...

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...she meant her toilet to do honor to Victurnien. The levity with which she 64 The Collection of Antiquities treated his affairs or, more properly spea... ... blessing of Heaven upon it in the regularity of two auspicious events—the births of a girl and a boy; but she prayed to be less blessed in the future...

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...ies and mysteries of the Christian theo- logians; from mythological virgin births and the cosmogonies and intellectual pretentiousness of a vanished a... ...ry ably, and then makes a well-meaning gesture in the vacant space. There 64 God The Invisible King is no help nor strength in his gesture unless God...

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...s. The latter, how- ever, have no consciousness anterior to their physical births, and very little, indeed, for some time afterwards; whereas a differ... ...ment, near a hundred dollars’ worth of articles of dress to make a decent 64 Autobiography of a Pocket-Handkerchief appearance. The Society can be in...

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...EDITION OF 1892 BY ARTHUR STEDMAN Of the trinity of American authors whose births made the year 1819 a notable one in our literary history,—Lowell, Wh... ...nto the chasm, ‘every- one that travels this path takes a jump here, eh?’ 64 Typee ‘Not so,’ said I, ‘for I think they might manage to descend withou... ...and in some places as yet uncorrupted by inter- course with Europeans, the births would appear not very little to outnumber the deaths; the population... ... twelve children under the age of six months, and only became aware of two births. It is to the looseness of the marriage tie that the late rapid decr... ...of the islands, while, from the same cause, the originally small number of births is proportionally de- creased. Thus the progress of the Hawiians and...

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...riends, writing letters in a slanting Italian hand and dealing mainly with births, marriages and deaths, business starts (in the vaguest terms) and th... ...ms almost a duty—” “They call them all -usians or -onians,” said Britten. 64 The New Machiavelli “I like City Merchandize,” I said. “We could probabl... ...em, what it is to feel in their blood and bodies the supreme claim of good births and selective births above all other affairs in life, people almost ... ...ut a short step from this to the ques- tion of the quantity and quality of births in the community, and from that again to these forbidden and fear-be...

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...nd admiration. A poor little smiling laborious man he looked; and you would have thought he had nothing in him but that of which indeed he had too muc... ... it was possible there was a tiny skeleton. The race seems in a fair way to survive. From fifteen islands, whose rolls I had occasion to consult, I fo... ...sion to consult, I found a proportion of 59 births to 47 deaths for 1887. Dropping three out of the fifteen, there remained for the other twelve the c...

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...ue in his service; wherein, although I believed Gulliver’ s Travels – Swift 64 him sincere, yet I resolved never more to put any confi dence in pri... ...atter declining ages of the world, and could now produce only small abortive births, in comparison of those in ancient times.” He said “it was very re... ...nglish shilling; but never admitted any further alteration.” He said, “these births were so rare, that he did not believe there could be above eleven ...

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... Emperors, what it is they are bound to do; knows well enough, about him- 64 Thomas Carlyle self, “the respect due unto thee.” In a life-and-death wa... ...ss of utterance, in such bursting fulness of meaning. He talks much about “births of Providence:” All these changes, so many victories and events, wer... ...o man, he says; no man could tell what a day would bring forth: they were “births of Providence,” God’s finger guided us on, and we came at last to cl...

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...ccomplished. The Mosaic cosmogony, indeed, gives the succession of natural births; and probably the general outline of such a succession will be more ... ...rough blind faith in his original German public. And back he flies after- 64 The Note Book of an English Opium-Eater wards to Germany, as if carrying... ...rds arise: as in the evolution-theory of generation, the whole se- ries of births is represented as involved in the first parent. Now, if the evolutio...

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..., where are they; the new modes and rules? Liberty, Equality, Fraternity: 64 The French Revolution - V olume Three not vestures but the wish for vest... ... into another less amor- phous, as is the way of cunning Time with his New-Births:- -till, in some perfected shape, it embrace the whole circuit of th... ...as they could and should: that is the grand peculiarity. The frightfullest Births of Time are never the loud-speaking ones, for these soon die; they a...

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...ons of this family kaleidoscope of four branches was now so complicated by births and marriages that the genealogical tree of the bourgeoisie of Nemou... ...in questions, the truth of which should do away with every sort of doubt. 64 Ursula “Be here at nine o’clock this evening,” said the stranger. “I wil...

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...e; but among officials as among artists there are more mis- carriages than births; which is tantamount to Buffon’s say- ing that “Genius is patience.”... ...and “gratifica- tions” brought their emoluments to twelve hundred francs, 64 Bureaucracy and they made almost as much money by serving breakfasts to ...

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...d he saw only day and night, seed- time and harvest, loving and begetting, births and deaths, walks in the summer sunlight and tales by the winter fir... ...inguish people clearly, or mark the bomb’s effect upon the building until 64 The World Set Free suddenly the facade tottered and crumbled before the ...

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...ters Of an ill gotten million of piastres. Byron’s Don Juan “Canto Two” 64 A fisher, therefore, was he,— though of men, Like Peter the Apo... ...entury don’t strike The public mind,—so few are the elect; And the new births of both their stale virginities Have proved but dropsies, taken ... ... can face calculation, Boldly referring to the list of peers And noble births, nor dread the enumeration Gave her a right to have maternal fe...

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...n which the new Governor was praised with immense enthusiasm; whereas the 64 V anity Fair – V olume Three Swamp Town Sentinel, whose wife was not ask... ...onsolation. 186 V anity Fair – V olume Three CHAPTER LXVII Which Contains Births, Marriages, and Deaths WHA TEVER B ECKY’S PRIV A TE PLAN might be by...