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...r to remonstrate?’ exclaimed James, stopping. ‘Oh! you want to put on your armour! Certainly, I should never tell if I were come to remonstrate, nor s... ... tened to the confidences of Limenian beauties—talked of England to little naval cadets, more homesick than they would have chosen to avow—and felt su... ...y and Rosita were the only ladies; but there were several gentlemen, three naval officers, and Mr. Ward, who was delighted to have an opportunity of v...

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...e wall, hung a pair of spurs, a shield, a breastplate, and other pieces of armour, with an open hel- met bearing the dog, the well-known crest of the ... ...uitted himself worst of all, for when done up in a glittering suit of sham armour, with a sword and dagger of lath, his entire speech, though well con... ...and leaner than when he went away. For when, after many months’ delay, the naval expedition had taken place, he had been laid low with fever during th... ...nlike as was riding a white palfrey through a forest, guided by knights in armour, to the being packed with all the ladies into a heavy jolting convey...

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...and aft (Captain Swosser used to say) by the fire from my tops. It was his naval way of mentioning my eyes.” 177 Bleak House – Dickens Mrs. Badger sh... ...’s junk had become as tough as the fore topsel weather earings. It was his naval way of mentioning gener 228 Bleak House – Dickens ally that I was a... ...maxim of Captain Swosser’s,” said Mrs. Badger, “speaking in his figurative naval manner, that when you make pitch hot, you cannot make it too hot; and... ...costume, three quarter face portrait of Miss Jogg the model, and a suit of armour containing Don Quixote.” Or “One 399 Bleak House – Dickens stone te... ...esney Wold fling up their knotted arms, the very portraits frown, the very armour stir? No. Words, sobs, and cries are but air, and air is so shut in ... ...e of the heavy staircase beams excepting their own proper shapes, when the armour has dull lights upon it not easily to be distinguished from stealthy... ...g the beach. There was a concourse of people in one spot, surrounding some naval officers who were landing from a boat, and press ing about them with... ...Squod, with his smoky gunpowder visage, at once acts as nurse and works as armourer at his little table in a corner, often looking round and saying wi...

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...h plen- tiful cap-puckers, there hung a passably executed half-figure of a naval officer in uniform, grasping a telescope under his left arm, who stoo... ...icate his rank, had also recorded the juvenility which a lieutenant in the naval ser- vice can retain after arriving at that position, by painting him... ...e his darling Letitia was a Catholic—Letitia, the sole daughter of a brave naval officer deceased, and in the hands of a savage uncle, who wanted to s... ...t his will, had to feel as conscious of the young man’s imaginative mental armour, as he was of his muscular physical. “The same sort of day!” mused R...

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...e of the heavy staircase beams excepting their own proper shapes, when the armour has dull lights upon it not easily to be distinguished from stealthy... ...g the beach. There was a concourse of people in one spot, surrounding some naval officers who were landing from a boat, and press ing about them with... ...Squod, with his smoky gunpowder visage, at once acts as nurse and works as armourer at his little table in a corner, often looking round and saying wi...

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... T uppy.’ Mr. Pickwick was a philosopher, but philosophers are only men in armour, after all. The shaft had reached him, pen etrated through his phil... ...gh—trying process—very.’ With these broken words, a young man dressed as a naval officer made his way up to the table, and presented to the astonished...

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...arn, but from that secret store _40 Wrought linked armour for my soul, before It might walk forth to war among mankind; Thus p... ... I drew Words which were weapons;—round my heart there grew The adamantine armour of their power; And from my fancy wings of golden hue Sprang forth—y... ...rage have been performed by the Greeks—that they have gained more than one naval vic- tory, and that their defeat in Wallachia was signalized by cir- ... ...riends are not thy friends, whose foes thy foes? _320 Our arsenals and our armouries are full; Our forts defy assault; ten thousand cannon Lie ranged ...

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... and a white waistcoat, and in some indefinable manner suggested a retired naval officer, was sitting at their table smoking a long, thin cigar. At si... ...s have done much. Already the phalanx of the enemy is pierced, already his armour is dinted. Pledged as were your commissioners to an average ten per ... ...atues we raise to her as a beautiful woman, crowned, victorious, in bright armour and white robes, a light in her uplifted hand—a serene, calm, conque...

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...died, while the re- verberations of the bells had hummed through the rusty armour of the Black Prince hanging up within, and, motes upon the deep of T... ...ore. Let it be, in justice, merely said of me, as of a gallant and eminent naval Hero, with whom I have no pretensions to cope, that what I have done,... ...de the voyage, and had passed a first-class examination before the highest naval authorities. What I chiefly hope, my dear Mr. Copperfield, said Mr...

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..., fully equipped in half an hour; and little timber midshipmen in obsolete naval uniforms, eternally employed outside the shop doors of nautical Instr... ...be softened in the imperious asperity of his temper; or that the cold hard armour of pride in which he lived encased, should be made more flexible by ... ...len, irksome, and unyielding, than it had ever been before. Who wears such armour, too, bears with him ever another heavy retribution. It is of proof ...

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...ed in a penny ball, according to their custom. In the same set danced Jean Armour, the mas- ter-mason’s daughter, and our dark-eyed Don Juan. His dog ... ... was an ex- ecrable match for any well-to-do country lass; and perhaps old Armour had an inkling of a previous attachment on his daughter’s part. At l... ...ad been wrung from his pity was now publicly thrown back in his teeth. The Armour family preferred disgrace to his connection. Since the prom- ise, be... ...uence now happened thickly in the poet’s life. His book was announced; the Armours sought to sum- mon him at law for the aliment of the child; he lay ... ...and fate. In June, we find him back at Mauchline, a famous man. There, the Armour family greeted him with a “mean, servile compliance,” which increase... ...uperficial, even at command; he could not swoop into a parlour and, in the naval phrase, “cut out” a human being from that dreary port; nor had he inc... ... rigging of ships from a model; and “looking and improving himself of the (naval) stores with” – hark to the fellow! -”great delight.” His familiar sp...

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... Lyons, in which place they have met with your forces re- turning from the naval conquests of the Mediterranean sea; and have rallied again in Bohemia... ...or he had accustomed him, according to the doctrine of Aelian, not to fear armour, nor the carcasses of dead men; and that not by killing men as Diome... ...thence, there never goes in any; for it is well anti- doted with pot-proof armour and syrup of the vine-leaf. Oh, my friend, he that hath winter-boots... ...e field. And they armed the monk against his will; for he desired no other armour for back and breast but his frock, nor any other weapon in his hand ... ...up the walnut-tree, lifted up the monk with one hand by the gussets of his armour under the armpits, and with the other undid his vizor from the stump... ...ground and himself after. As soon as the monk was down, he put off all his armour, and threw away one piece after another about the field, and, taking... ...ll the Armoric Islands and confine regions of Britany. Yet was he in a set naval fight justly taken and vanquished by my father, whom God preserve and... ...iven, all the ships, galleons, frig- ates, brigantines, according to their naval discipline, placed themselves in the order and figure of an (Greek) (...

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...th the custom of the time set up a figure and image of the goddess in full armour, to be a testimony that all animals which associ- ate together, male... ...itadel, near the persons of the kings. The docks were full of triremes and naval stores, and all things were quite ready for use. Enough of the plan o...

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...was very ungrate- ful of them; and our countrymen, after defeating them in a naval engagement and taking their leaders, the Spartans, at Sphagia, when... ...wn for valour and tem- perance than the friends of others. Many also fell in naval engagements at the Hellespont, after having in one day taken all th... ...have arrived at man s estate she sends them to their several duties, in full armour clad; and bringing freshly to their minds the ways of their father...

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...nvention M. Blériot’s aeroplane points also to the fleet. The struggle for naval supremacy is not merely a struggle in shipbuilding and expenditure. M... ...wer that has the most ships or the biggest ships that is going to win in a naval conflict. It is the Power that thinks quickest of what to do, is most... ...e all that could have been done? I ask it with all diffidence, but has our naval preparation been free from a sort of noisy violence, a certain massiv... ... not mean of our resources in money or stuff. It is manifest that the next naval war will be beyond all precedent a war of mechanisms, giv- ing such s... ...nced on prophecy, and I am uneasily apprehensive of the quality of all our naval preparations. We go on launching these lumping great Dreadnoughts, an... ... to guess for oneself and to speculate upon the possi- bility of a kind of armoured mother-ship for waterplanes and submarines and torpedo craft, but ... ...his deficiency to which I want to call attention. Great Britain has in her armour a gap more dangerous and vital than any mere numerical insufficiency...

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...ament are necessary to make him either one or the other. Of him from whose armoury of phrases one in a hun- 14 Notes on Life and Letters dred thousan... ...f his art, but of his character, like the deeds that make up his record of naval service. To the art- ist his work is interesting as a completely succ... ...e the grandchildren, of my pacific teachers are out in trawlers, under the Naval flag, dredging for German submarine mines. III I HAVE SAID that the N... ...d pillows was made uneasy by the slightest premonition of the realities of naval war the short lifetime of one generation was to bring so close to the... ...ence of British submarines in the Channel. Innumerable drifters flying the Naval flag dotted the narrow wa- ters, and two Naval officers coming on boa... ...numbers and in its unfailing ubiquity, the British Red Ensign, under which naval actions too have been fought, adventures entered upon and sacrifices ... ... mankind’s habitation some rest- less body had stumbled over a heap of old armour. II WE WHO HAVE LEARNED by now what a world-war is like may be excus...

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....] Alexander, the most adventurous captain that ever was, very seldom wore armour, and such amongst us as slight it, do not by that much harm to the m... ...herwise. For, in plain truth, to observe the weight and thick- ness of the armour we have now in use, it seems as if we only sought to defend ourselve... ...tis nothing but the not being used to wear it that makes the weight of our armour so intolerable: “L ’usbergo in dosso haveano, et l’elmo in test... ...her, for being so different from that of the Romans. “They had,” says he, “armour so woven as to have all the scales fall over one another like so man... ...to the motion. One would have said, that they had been men of iron; having armour for the head so neatly fitted, and so naturally representing the for... ...which there are other examples, but this is one: Philistus, general of the naval army of Dionysius the younger against the Syracusans, presented them ... ...mself from that ex- pedition. Some one, I have forgotten who, having won a naval battle, cut off the thumbs of all his vanquished en- emies, to render... ...ber of victories or in the hazard of battles, for Lysander only gained two naval battles.” This is not to derogate from the Romans; for hav- ing only ...

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..., and had an order from Lord Melville for the lad’s admission to the Royal Naval College at Portsmouth. Both the Bishop and the Admiral patted him on ... ...no training, with unusual skill; and it was from her, and not from the two naval artists, that Fleeming inher- ited his eye and hand. She played on th... ...noa they settled; partly for the sake of the captain, who might there find naval comrades; partly be- cause of the Ruffinis, who had been friends of M... ... his wife a high standard of behaviour. Nor was it always easy to wear the armour of that ideal. Acting upon these beliefs; conceiving that he had ind... ...nt’ with admiration; and of himself, as ‘a credit and an ornament to H. M. Naval Service.’ It is plain he must have sunk in all his powers, during the...

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...ne’s admiration at the sums they must have cost. We were next led into the Armoury, in which are these particulari- ties:- Spears, out of which you ma... ...on in battle; some lances, covered with red and green velvet, and the body-armour of Henry VIII.; many and very beautiful arms, as well for men as for... ... for three or four years together, much about twenty thousand, besides the naval charge, which was a de- pendant of the same war; in that the Queen wa...

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...ole day in the rain, he soon knew of his great nature. His passion for our naval service was a means of screwing his attention to lessons after he had... ...he commanded him to tell her which was the glorious Valentine’s day of our naval annals; the name of the hero of the day, and the name of his ship. T ... ...he father, I hold that I am right in shaping another course for the son.” “Naval officers …” Clara suggested. “Some,” said Willoughby. “But they must ... ...ming out of homes of good breeding. Strip them of the halo of the title of naval officers, and I fear you would not often say gentlemen when they step... ... elegant fellow; an Irishman; you will see him, and I should like to set a naval lieutenant beside him in a drawingroom, for you to compare them and c... ...copses, or some dozen loads of coal. You hit my feudalism.” “The knight in armour has gone,” said Laetitia, “and the castle with the draw-bridge. Immu... ...fully adrift: he stabs air, which is to stab himself. Her complacent proof-armour bids him know himself supplanted. During the short conversational pe... ...eath she did force- fully attract, repelling at one foot’s length with her armour of chill serenity. Not with any disdain, with no passion: such a lin... ...emy aiming at the citadel when he has taken them. In return for the silken armour bestowed on her by our civilization, it is exacted that she be soft ...

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...quire to be thrown off in a sigh. In the way of literary talk, it is true, the Naval Officer — an excellent fellow, who came into the office with me, an... ...portraits, representing the forefathers of the Belling ham lineage, some with armour on their breasts, and others with stately ruffs and robes of pea... ... relic, but of the most modern date; for it had been manufactured by a skilful armourer in London, the same year in which Governor Bellingham came ove... ...tatesman and ruler. Little Pearl, who was as greatly pleased with the gleaming armour as she had been with the glittering frontispiece of the house, s... ...weet, tremulous, but powerful, insomuch that the hall re echoed and the hollow armour rang with it — “truth in what Hester says, and in the feeling wh... ...ck to her former mood by the shimmer of the sunshine on the weapons and bright armour of the military company, which followed after the music, and for...

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...rth. In the van came hussars in orderly ranks, behind them the horsemen in armour, and then the heroes in 81 Taras Bulba & Other Tales brazen helmets... ...d on any one.” Prompted by greed, Borodaty bent down to strip off the rich armour, and had already secured the Turkish knife set with precious stones,... ...ocks threateningly. Their eyes flashed, and they were brilliant with brass armour. As soon as the Cossacks saw that they had come within gunshot, thei... ...very best of Cossacks, and had accomplished a great deal as a commander on naval expeditions; but more glo- rious than all the rest was his raid on th... ...re?” shouted several voices, and Taras beheld a number of warriors in full armour. “We have been ordered to admit no one.” “It is we!” cried Yankel; “...

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...y’s naughtiness, though she was indeed very blamable. Women should walk in armour as if they were born to it; for these cold sneerers will never waste... ...at he never forgave the Admiralty for striking him off the list of English naval captains: which is no doubt why in his old age he nursed a grudge aga... ...horse-artillery. You know his vanity to be a mili- tary quite as much as a naval commander like the Greeks and Romans, he says. We took the bruised ma... ...ioning to have the tenderer subject broached. Gower was sure of the heart, armoured or bandaged though it was,—a haunt of evil spirits as well,—and he... ...iting the sleep desired. He lay and groaned, lay and rolled. All night the Naval Monarch with the loose cheeks and jelly smile of the swinging sign- b... ...bers of the social world display its degree of civilization by fighting in armour; most of them are born in it; and their armour is more sensitive tha...

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...in our parish, is one of the old lady’s next-door neighbours. He is an old naval of- ficer on half-pay, and his bluff and unceremonious behaviour dist... ...nd advantage. His great opponent in public life is Captain Purday, the old naval officer on half-pay, to whom we have al- ready introduced our readers... ..., to be in convulsions of laughter also. Then when the man in the splendid armour vowed to rescue the lady or perish in the attempt, the little boys a... ...e, with the addition of one or two models of ships, and some old prints of naval engagements in still older frames. In the window, are a few compasses... ...ree or four old coloured prints in black frames, each print representing a naval engagement, with a couple of men-of-war bang- ing away at each other ...

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...st raised their Strongest aloft on the buck- ler-throne, and with clanging armour and hearts, said sol- emnly: Be thou our Acknowledged Strongest! In ... ...d;— shall draw them again elsewhere, in the strangest way. Off Ushant some naval thunder is heard. In the course of which did our young Prince, Duke d... ...ouis Four- teenth: gilt sword of the Good Henri; antique Chivalry arms and armour. These, and such as these, a necessitous Patriotism snatches greedil... ...emale Insurrectionary Force, according to Camille, re- sembles the English Naval one; there is a universal ‘Press of women.’ Robust Dames of the Halle... ...p. 281.).) And now doors fly under hatchets; the Judiths have bro- ken the Armoury; have seized guns and cannons, three money-bags, paper-heaps; torch...

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...then?” “We are to fight,” said Tom. “Yes, and mind, the giant with all his armour may be some great thing we have to do: but what did David begin with... ...pause, “go and call Richard. I want him to write to Ernescliffe about that naval school. You must take your leave of the Whichcote foundation on Frida... ...s decided on, namely, that he and his father should accompany Harry to the naval school, and be absent three nights. Some relations would be glad to r... ... he went away; and, on a further query from Flora, it appeared that an old naval friend of his father’s had hopes of a ship, and had promised to have ... ...rry to write and ask Mr. Ernescliffe what clothes he ought to have for the naval school, and all the time he was writing the let- ter, he was drawing ... ...s, had cho- sen him as one of his lieutenants, and offered a nomination as naval cadet for his brother. He had replied that the navy was not Hector’s ... ... manfully and calmly ready—he might have been a young knight, watching his armour.” “And so he is,” said Margaret softly. “And poor Harry?” The doctor... ...n im- patient, and wanting in humility in craving for the strife, when her armour was scarce put on. Dr. May spoke once again. “Don’t let any one long...

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...oor, in which were displayed, upon a black velvet ground, two portraits of naval dress coats with faces looking out of them, and telescopes attached; ... ...t a change had come over their dwelling. Sometimes, there was the clash of armour, and the gleaming of the moon on caps of steel; and, at others, jade... ... after this, a mournful silence fell upon it, and knight or lady, horse or armour, was seen about it no more. ‘There was a sullen darkness in the sky,... ...s buried on a plain whereof the turf is red with blood. Rusty fragments of armour, once brightly burnished, lie rotting on the ground, and are as litt... ... coffin handles. His legs, too, were encased in coffin plates as though in armour; and over his left shoulder he wore a short dusky cloak, which seeme...

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...f bows and arrows grows to be his chief business, and he becomes a sort of armourer. Another excels in making the frames and covers of their little hu... ...ing to the number of cattle which had been given in exchange for them. The armour of Diomede, says Homer, cost only nine oxen; but that of Glaucus cos... ...h the most deliberate wisdom would have recommended, the diminution of the naval power of Holland, the only naval power which could endanger the secur... ...eater part of the sixteenth century, Spain and Portugal were the two great naval powers upon the ocean; for though the commerce of Venice ex- tended t... ...imed all America as their own; and though they could not hinder so great a naval power as that of Portugal from settling in Brazil, such was at that t... ...n Florida, were all murdered by the Span- iards. But the declension of the naval power of this latter nation, in consequence of the defeat or miscarri... ...tends to reduce the value of American cattle. To increase the shipping and naval power of Great Britain by the extension of the fisheries of our colon... ...eir grandeur, when no enemy appeared capable of opposing them, their heavy armour was laid aside as unnecessarily burdensome, their laborious exercise...

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...wed by the appearance of a tall, stalwart, handsome young man of a certain naval as- pect, whom Lady Merrifield introduced as Captain Armytage. “We mu... ...shed at the time of Mr. Grinstead’s illness—John Inglesant arriving in his armour of light on his wedding morning—and the associations were so painful... ...dy said, “One of those acting last night—a bucca- neer.” Somebody else, “A naval man.” Then it was “The Buccaneer Captain,” and Mrs. Pettifer was excl...

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...when the eleventh Lord Ravenswood, called the Skipper, from his delight in naval matters, had encouraged the trade of their port by building the pier ... ...rmed heroes of the house of Ravenswood, together with a suit or two of old armour and some military weapons, had given place to those of King William ... ... Ravenswood from his own topic. “We were obliged to leave,” he said, “some armour and portraits in this apartment; may I ask where they have been remo... ... in the old baron’s hall that the maids launder the clothes in; and it has armour, and not a coat like the gentleman; and he has not a beard and whisk...

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...irst raised their Strongest aloft on the buckler-throne, and with clanging armour and hearts, said solemnly: Be thou our Acknowledged Strongest! In su... ...nd;—shall draw them again elsewhere, in the strangest way. Off Ushant some naval thunder is heard. In the course of which did our young Prince, Duke d... ... Louis Fourteenth: gilt sword of the Good Henri; antique Chivalry arms and armour. These, and such as these, a necessitous Patriotism snatches greedil... ...emale Insur- rectionary Force, according to Camille, resembles the English Naval one; there is a universal ‘Press of women. ’ Robust Dames of the Hall... ..., p. 281.).) And now doors fly under hatchets; the Judiths have broken the Armoury; have seized guns and cannons, three money- bags, paper-heaps; torc... ...ntry’s sake, O Chevalier John Paul, be a word spent, or misspent! In faded naval uniform, Paul Jones lingers visible here; like a wine-skin from which... ...ister. Do not her Ships and King’s Ships lie rotting piecemeal in harbour; Naval Officers mostly fled, and on furlough too, with pay? Little stirring ... ...weapon magical; tempered in the Stygian hell-waters; to the edge of it all armour, and defence of strength or of cunning shall be soft; it shall mow d...

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...p, being intombed in their proper relative positions, and from the osseous armour of the great armadillo-like ani- mal being so well preserved, togeth... ...e recent period. In the Pampaean deposit at the Bajada I found the osseous armour of a gigantic armadillo-like animal, the inside of which, when the e... ... formerly have been common. I found here, also, some large portions of the armour of a gigantic armadillo-like animal, and part of the great head of a... ..., can circumnavigate the globe. Besides the vast improvements in ships and naval resources, the whole western shores of America are thrown open, and A... ...trifling evil, cured in a week. If, on the other hand, he take pleasure in naval tactics, he will assuredly have full scope for his taste. But it must...

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...blood. Yet not the Tempest, or the Whirlwind’s roar Equal the horrors of a Naval Fight, When thundering Cannons spread a sea of Gore And varied de... ...lemn bliss Swims in his eye — his swimming eye uprais’d: And Faith’s whole armour glitters on his limbs! And thus transfigured with a dreadless awe...

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...in our parish, is one of the old lady’s next-door neighbours. He is an old naval of- ficer on half-pay, and his bluff and unceremonious behaviour dist... ...nd advantage. His great opponent in public life is Captain Purday, the old naval officer on half-pay, to whom we have al- ready introduced our readers... ..., to be in convulsions of laughter also. Then when the man in the splendid armour vowed to rescue the lady or perish in the attempt, the little boys a... ...e, with the addition of one or two models of ships, and some old prints of naval engagements in still older frames. In the window, are a few compasses... ...ree or four old coloured prints in black frames, each print representing a naval engagement, with a couple of men-of-war bang- ing away at each other ...

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... that her sorrow-subdued graces had aroused in the breast of a susceptible naval lieutenant. At last she spoke: ‘My dear! remember this. Your last wor... ...e was sure that she had acted both rightly and with wisdom. She put on her armour of smiles: she plunged into the thick of the enemy. Since they would... ...the value of a tooth: who have had our hearts bruised, and cover them with armour: who live not to feed, but look to food that we may live! What matte... ...g.’ 419 George Meredith His wretched joke rebounded from the impenetrable armour of the ladies. ‘The wine-cellar is locked,’ said his wife. ‘I have s...

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...oor, in which were displayed, upon a black velvet ground, two portraits of naval dress coats with faces looking out of them, and telescopes attached; ... ...t a change had come over their dwelling. Sometimes, there was the clash of armour, and the gleaming of the moon on caps of steel; and, at others, jade... ... after this, a mournful silence fell upon it, and knight or lady, horse or armour, was seen about it no more. ‘There was a sullen darkness in the sky,... ...s buried on a plain whereof the turf is red with blood. Rusty fragments of armour, once brightly burnished, lie rotting on the ground, and are as litt... ... coffin handles. His legs, too, were encased in coffin plates as though in armour; and over his left shoulder he wore a short dusky cloak, which seeme...

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...age from it to the Swedish and Dan- ish coasts, peculiarly fitted it for a naval station in a war with these powers. This town, the sixth of the Hanse... ...t and surtout, (for a wound he had formerly received prevented his wearing armour,) rode along the ranks, to animate the courage of his troops with a ...

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...n the confines of the Maremma, has led them to conceive hopes of becom ing a naval power: but this scheme will prove as chimerical as their former pl... ...ession wail’d; Nor let him trust the fond belief, that heav’n Will truck its armour for his lilied shield. “This little star is furnish’d with go...