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...? What recked the Chieftain if he stood On Highland heath or Holy-Rood? He rights such wrong where it is given, If it were in the court of heaven.’ ‘S... ...h minstrelsy.” 2. Witch-elm. The broad-leaved or wych elm (Ulmus montana), indigenous to Scotland. Forked branches of the tree were used in the olden ... ...ing Al- pine, are most remarkable. The Highlanders are as zealous of their rights of sepulture as may be expected from a people whose whole laws and g... ...es Sat on the fourched tre.’ [FN#9] “The raven might also challenge his rights by the Book of St. Albans; for thus says Dame Juliana Berners: ... .... They are, like other proprietors of forests, peculiarly jealous of their rights of vert and venison. ... This jealousy was also an attribute of the ...

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...886 DjVu Editions Copyright c 2001 by Global Language Resources, Inc. All rights reserved. Contents Book First 3 Chapter 1 . . . . . . . . . . . .... ...nd then went on at her own measured pace. She lectured on temperance and the rights of women; the ends she laboured for were to give the ballot to eve... ...e women of America of a more adequate conception of their public and private rights—a fund her adviser had herself lately inaugurated—this bold, rapid... ...e general ques tion and bored with being reminded, even for the sake of her rights, that she was a woman—a detail that she was in the habit of forget... ...was a woman—a detail that she was in the habit of forgetting, having as many rights as she had time for. It was certain that whatever might become of ... ...ving earlier knowledge of the Tarrants, had undertaken to show him something indigenous and curious, possibly even fascinating. Mr. Gracie was short, ...

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...ght? Be- sides, in what way was this action, which is certainly within the rights of a man’s own will, —in what way was it contrary to the ethics of a... ...ey had hitherto belonged, whether to a foreign legion or whether they were indigenous, vegetable or animal; whether age had pulled them from the cheva...

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...as disposed to order some- thing. “You will find me eager to patronize our indigenous talent,” he said. “I am putting up a little shanty in my native ... ...on the very spot commemorated, hear- ing sympathetic anecdotes from deeply indigenous lips.” At last, as they passed, Rowland observed the mournful ph... ... and five unmarried sisters, one of whom gave ly- ceum-lectures on woman’s rights, the whole resident at Buffalo, New York—had been writing him peremp... ...d honored her by asking her to become his wife, but that poor Mary had any rights in consequence Mrs. Hudson was quite incapable of perceiving. Her se... ...ad vastly changed since the morning; his extraordinary, acute sense of his rights had been replaced by the familiar, chronic sense of his du- ties. On... ...icken crowd, had flung herself, with the magnificent movement of one whose rights were supreme, and with a loud, tremendous cry, upon the senseless ve...

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...of wise and needful restrictions. We have seen it as the organ of pater- nal government. It serves besides to enforce, in the rare case of some one wi... ...to spread un- easiness and extort confessions: so that, when a man is ailing, he shall ransack his brain for any possible offence, and send at once fo... ...signed they should be set aside. A number of consider- ations crowded on my mind; how the sort of work on which he was engaged was probably tapu in a ... ...ople plays the part of the Contagious Diseases Act; in-comers to fresh islands anxiously inquire if all be well; and syphilis, when contracted, is suc... ... little nearer outcry of the sea, a stronger glare of sunlight on the rude enclosure, and some incongruous colours of attire, the well-remembered form...

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...should look to see Jones, the day following, perched on a step-ladder and getting things to rights. He was always hovering round inventions like a bee... ...topics; but it was his specially to have a generous taste in eating. This was what was most indigenous in the man; it was here he was an artist; and I...

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... “little sin,” she falls in love with some so-called handsome native, some indigenous dandy, a youth who wears gloves and is supposed to ride well; bu... ...ould secure fifty performances, and six thou- sand francs for the author’s rights, if only I were to cry it up in my columns. “T o proceed:— ...

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...school of fiction for him was that it had rather a light way with parental rights. His instinct was in the direction of consider- ing his daughters hi... ...rtance that degrades us. While we were minding the children they stole our rights and liberties. The children made us slaves, and the men took advanta... ...rs from the land of “Looking Backward” and “News from Nowhere” than as the indigenous Londoners they were. For the most part these were detached peopl...

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...Glance at their civil and reli- gious institutions. T o their king, divine rights were paid; while for poetry, their mythology rivalled that of ancien... ...ydney. It was the same way with the cultivation of the sugar-cane, a plant indigenous to the island; peculiarly fitted to the soil and climate, and of...

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...o the Aleutian Islands, carrying with it trunks of camphor-trees and other indigenous produc- tions, and edging the waves of the ocean with the pure i... ... to disembark these ingots at the port of Vigo was depriving them of their rights. They complained at Madrid, and obtained the consent of the weak-min...

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...- can whale captains, who, as a set, rather incline to the opinion that by rights the ship’s cabin belongs to them; and that it is by courtesy alone t... ...mortal in forecastle stories after death, but he was admitted into all the rights, privileges, and distinctions of a name; had as much a name indeed a... ...e stamp, even a whaleman, is the tutelary guardian of England; and by good rights, we harpooneers of Nantucket should be enrolled in the most noble or... ... at last will Mexico be to the United States? All Loose-Fish. What are the Rights of Man and the Liberties of the World but Loose-Fish? What all men’s... ... souls who hunt that ignoble Leviathan. Nippers. Strictly this word is not indigenous to the whale’s vocabulary. But as applied by whalemen, it become... ..., and gener ally expatiate. Would you, you could not compress him. By good rights he should only be treated of in imperial folio. Not to tell over aga...

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...can whale cap tains, who, as a set, rather incline to the opinion that by rights the ship’s cabin belongs to them; and that it is by courtesy alone t... ...mortal in forecastle stories after death, but he was admitted into all the rights, privileges, and distinctions of a name; had as much a name indeed a... ...e stamp, even a whaleman, is the tutelary guardian of England; and by good rights, we harpooneers of Nantucket should be enrolled in the most noble or... ... at last will Mexico be to the United States? All Loose Fish. What are the Rights of Man and the Liberties of the World but Loose Fish? What all men’s... ... souls who hunt that ignoble Leviathan. Nippers. Strictly this word is not indigenous to the whale’s vocabulary. But as applied by whalemen, it become... ...y, and generally expatiate. Would you, you could not compress him. By good rights he should only be treated of in imperial folio. Not to tell over aga...

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...r. No wonder that those who contemplated such a signal in- fraction of the rights of humanity should have sought to veil the enormity from the eyes of... ...ry disagreeable faces. Whence could they have come? That they were not the indigenous production of the region, I am firmly convinced. Indeed they see...

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...n Asia, China and Japan.” We have also two or three varieties of the apple indigenous in North America. The cultivated apple-tree was first introduced... ... to be “a great resource for the wild boar.” Not only the Indian, but many indigenous insects, birds, and quadrupeds, welcomed the apple-tree to these... ... near its north- ern limit. HOW THE WILD APPLE GROWS B UT THOUGH THESE ARE INDIGENOUS, like the Indians, I doubt whether they are any hardier than tho... ..., moreover, to us walkers. We have met with them, and they are ours. These rights, long enough insisted upon, have come to be an institution in some o...

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... question for all civilised nations, by indus tries that no longer work up indigenous raw material, but raw material drawn from the remotest zones; ... ...eginning, this cannot be effected except by means of despotic inroads on the rights of property, and on the conditions of bourgeois produc tion; by m...

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... of visiting Europe it is as well to acquaint ourselves on the spot with its indigenous inhab itants.” And with these words, taking his wife’s arm, h... ...d so on … . And as for the German, it’s my personal opinion he is within his rights, and even more so than the other side, because it was the other pa...

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... From that taut bow s gold string, Might fly abroad, the champions of our rights; Yea, and the flashing lights Of Artemis, wherewith the huntres... ... Thebes to seek me; for if ye my friends, Championed by those dread Powers indigenous, Espouse my cause; then for the State ye gain A great deliverer,... ...te and me; His favors therefore never will I spurn, But grant him the full rights of citizen; And, if it suits the stranger here to bide, I place him ... ...use I see thee wrongfully perverse. CREON And am I wrong, if I maintain my rights? HAEMON Talk not of rights; thou spurn st the due of Heaven CREON O ...

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...rength, almost immediately travels forward into a comparison of right with rights, or of duty with duty. A mere fiscal question of restraint upon impo... ...from this or that particular quar- ter, passes into a question of colonial rights. Arrangements of convenience for the management of the pauper, or th... ...he war-captive, become the occa- sions of profound investigations into the rights of persons occupying those relations. Sanatory ordinances for the pr... ...rged powers in the magistrate with the minimum of offence to the gen- eral rights of the subject. Everywhere, in short, some question of duty and resp... ...ole race of man has a right to coerce, in the exercise of his intellectual rights, the humblest of individu- als. The rights of men are thus unspeakab... ... Christians being exterminated, and the Moslem invaders being robbed of an indigenous working population, naturally inquires what it was that led to s...

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...ndigenes, for out of the 162 genera, no less than 100 genera are not there indigenous, and thus a large proportional addition is made to the genera of... ...ved the survivors; made some cells and tended the lar- vae, and put all to rights. What can be more extraor- dinary than these well-ascertained facts?... ...ended from several wild stocks; yet, with perhaps the exception of certain indigenous domestic dogs of South America, all are quite fertile together; ... ...s more eas- ily than other dogs with foxes, or that certain South American indigenous domestic dogs do not readily cross with European dogs, the expla... ...d by some European land-shells, which no doubt had some advantage over the indigenous species. From these consider- ations I think we need not greatly... ...ural history, future progress of Naturalisation of forms distinct from the indigenous species; in New Zealand Nautilus, Silurian Nectar of plants Nect...

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... 1854 DjVu Editions Copyright © 2001 by Global Language Resources, Inc. All rights reserved. Contents Economy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...heir native songsters. All climates agree with brave Chanticleer. He is more indigenous even than the na tives. His health is ever good, his lungs ar... ...ill perhaps revive and flourish in spite of frosts and wildness, prove itself indigenous, and resume its ancient importance and dig nity as the diet o... ...a country without rabbits and partridges? They are among the most simple and indigenous animal products; ancient and venerable families known to antiq...

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...864 DjVu Editions Copyright c 2001 by Global Language Resources, Inc. All rights reserved. Based on the 1864 Ticknor & Fields edition. Contents K... ...most desirable exposure, not with the truest regard always to his neighbor’s rights. Thus we regaled ourselves, drinking meanwhile at the spring, till... ...ses, but foot paths; very little land cultivated, but an abundance of weeds, indigenous and naturalized; more introduced weeds than useful vegetables,... ... return this way to the East Branch of the Penobscot. The water now, by good rights, flowed northward, if it could be said to flow at all. After reachin... ...1853, and elsewhere, 1857 (corn spurrey),Taraxacum dens leonis — regarded as indigenous by Gray, but evidently introduced there — (common dandelion), ...

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...t has satisfactorily proved the name to be amongst those which are locally indigenous to Warwickshire. Meantime it is now ascertained that John Shaksp... ... desolate and afflicted old man; or of sisterly affection, maintaining the rights of a brother under circumstances of peril, of desertion, and consequ... ...or a person?” Resp. “I conceive Dumpkins to have been a person, having the rights of a person.” Com. “Capable, for instance, of suing and being sued?”...

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...with money. He has bargained to drive us, and he is do- ing it. We have no rights over his soul.” Miss Lavish frowned. It is hard when a person you ha... ... but from London, and who mistook the Honeychurches for the remnants of an indigenous aristocracy. He was inclined to be frightened, but his wife acce...

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... for moving with ease over the firm and open country to which the horse is indigenous. It is 98 The Theory of the Leisure Class not only with respect... ...orphism as the eighteenth-century appeal to an order of nature and natural rights, and in their modern rep- resentative, the ostensibly post-Darwinian... ... her assigned round of duties is unwomanly. If the question is as to civil rights or the suffrage, our common sense in the matter — that is to say the...

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...is Reason. Against institutions as they are, individuals have no spiritual rights; personal de- velopment, and nurture, consist in obedient assimilati... ...n that has nothing to do with the experi- enced facts of life, it is found indigenous in experience:— the factor by which past experiences are purifie... ...terest in some mode of scientific achievement; and by sensitiveness to the rights and claims of others —con- scientiousness. And while these considera... ...class of more or less organized factory laborers with recognized political rights, and who make claims for a responsible role in the control of indust... ...development of Protestantism, the times were ripe for an emphasis upon the rights and duties of the individual in achieving knowledge for himself. Thi... ...ophic interpretation of these movements would, indeed, have emphasized the rights and responsi- bilities of the individual in gaining knowledge and pe...

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...r views, or whether the parishioners, fearlessly asserting their undoubted rights, should elect an independent beadle of their own. The nomination was... ...he streets of London, but no one ever encounters them elsewhere; they seem indigenous to the soil, and to belong as exclusively to London as its own s...

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...he world of religious and polit- ical pluralism, the plebiscite, and equal rights for women. It makes no dis- tinction between military and civilian t... ... for support, and fundamentalists became more prominent. South Asia had an indigenous form of Islamic fundamentalism, which had developed in the ninet... ...age 85 service, Congress concentrated its efforts on a “passenger bill of rights,” to improve capacity, efficiency, and customer satisfaction in the ... ...ensions, ending the Afghan civil war, and ameliorating the Taliban’s human rights abuses than on driving out Bin Ladin.Another key actor, Marine Gener... ...ady Hillary Rodham Clinton—both critics of the Taliban’s record on women’s rights. 86 The proposal seems to have quietly died. Within the State Depart... ...tical-military issues of where operations would be based) and securing the rights to fly over neighboring countries. 223 The draft presidential direct...

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...d for “revenue only;” and tobacco, which cannot be raised in Spain, but is indigenous to Mexico, of- fered a fine instrumentality for securing this pr... ... ton demanded. His orders to the troops enjoined scrupulous regard for the rights of all peaceable persons and the pay- ment of the highest price for ... ...l Scott to ask—if not demand—an armistice, respecting church property, the rights of citizens and the supremacy of the city government in the manage- ... ...; against its aggressions upon the South; its interfer- ence with Southern rights, etc., etc. They denounced the Northerners as cowards, poltroons, ne... ...l to five Northern men in battle; that if the South would stand up for its rights the North would back down. Mr. Jefferson Davis said in a speech, del... ... the Union and for those who had just perpetrated such an outrage upon the rights of a free people. There was only one other passenger in the car besi...

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...uriosity. Men, it is known, have in that state cruelly been kissed; and no rights are bestowed on them, they are teased by a vapourish rapture; what h... ...to refine in a blood gone to savagery under apprehension of an invasion of rights; it is in action the tiger threatened by a rifle when his paw is rig... ... read his master a lecture: he was quite equal to a philippic upon woman’s rights. This man had not been afraid to say that he talked common sense to ... ...he thought Sir Willoughby an extraordinary man.” “Not at all; very common; indigenous,” said De Craye. “The art of cutting is one of the branches of a...

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...r views, or whether the parishioners, fearlessly asserting their undoubted rights, should elect an independent beadle of their own. The nomination was... ...he streets of London, but no one ever encounters them elsewhere; they seem indigenous to the soil, and to belong as exclusively to London as its own s... ... and concluded with a most glowing eulogium on pic-nics and constitutional rights. Mr. Alexander Briggs opposed the motion. He had the highest esteem ...