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...ot every man patient after the noble tem per of your lordship. You are most hot and furious when you win. CLOTEN: Winning will put any man into cour... ...ife; aye hopeless To have the courtesy your cradle promised, But to be still hot summer’s tamings and The shrinking slaves of winter. GUIDERIUS: ... ...ever Did see man die! scarce ever look’d on blood, But that of coward hares, hot goats, and venison! Never bestrid a horse, save one that had A rider ... ...; open’d, in despite Of heaven and men, her purposes; repented The evils she hatch’d were not effected; so Despairing died. CYMBELINE: ... ...IMO: Your daughter’s chastity—there it begins. He spake of her, as Dian had hot dreams, And she alone were cold: whereat I, wretch, Made scruple of h... ...rld shall not save him. BELARIUS: Not too hot: First pay me for the nursing of thy sons; And let it be confiscate a...

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...yhood; and Miss Fosbrook took the opportunity of saying,“Hadn’t you better hatch your chickens before you count them, Henry? If you prevent everyone f... ...black rascal; at least, I suppose so. Not an egg left, and they would have hatched this week!” “Well, Purday calls him his best friend,” said Harry. “... ...n she would have saved her far- thing, and her eyes would not have been so hot. Maybe, too, Susan’s French phrases would not have been turned back. Mi... ... “There’s no flame—not a bit!” “Get out of the way, can’t you? I’ll make a hot place.” “We’ll each have our own oven, and roast our own potatoes!” “Do... ...atoes. See, I’ll make an oven.” They were all stooping round this precious hot corner, some kneeling, some sitting on the ground, David with hands on ... ...han nothing from home, sent it off, and made Susan come out to refresh her hot eyes and burning head in the garden. Sam presently came and walked on h... ... and a chest of my own, and be an officer, and get promoted for firing red-hot shot out of the batteries at Gibraltar.” “Master Hal!” exclaimed Purday...

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... ’Tis ‘long of you that spur me with such questions. BIRON: Your wit’s too hot, it speeds too fast, ‘twill tire. ROSALINE: Not till it leave the ri... ...is word. BOYET: I was as willing to grapple as he was to board. MARIA: Two hot sheeps, marry. BOYET: And wherefore not ships? ... ...o surely caught, when they are catch’d, As wit turn’d fool: folly, in wisdom hatch’d, Hath wisdom’s warrant and the help of school And wit’s own grace...

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...ong of you y spur me with such questions. 615 Ber. Your wit’s too hot, it speeds too fast, ’twill tire. 616 Rosa. Not till it leaue ... .... I was as willing to grapple, as he was to boord. 720 La.Ma. Two hot Sheepes marie: 721 And wherefore not Ships? 722 Boy. No S... ...ht, when they are catcht, 1960 As Wit turn’d foole, follie in Wisedome hatch’d: 1961 Hath wisedoms warrant, and the helpe of Schoole, 1962 ...

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...break off: Ten thousand harms, more than the ills I know, My idleness doth hatch. How now! Enobarbus! [Re-enter DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS.] DOMITIUS ENOBAR... ...e sea serve them, which they ear and wound With keels of every kind: many hot inroads They make in Italy; the borders maritime Lack blood to think on... ...ad or merry? ALEXAS: Like to the time o the year between the extremes Of hot and cold, he was nor sad nor merry. CLEOPATRA: O well-divided disposit...

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...ces broke and buzzed in knots of talk; Nothing but this; my very ears were hot To hear them: knowledge, so my daughter held, Was all in all: they ha... ...t we should cram our ears with wool And so pace by: but thine are fancies hatched In silken-folded idleness; nor is it Wiser to weep a true occasion ... ... lips a haggard smile. ‘The plan was mine. I built the nest’ she said ‘To hatch the cuckoo. Rise!’ and stooped to updrag Melissa: she, half on her ... ...emember love ourself In our sweet youth; we did not rate him then This red-hot iron to be shaped with blows. Y ou talk almost like Ida: ~she~ can tal...

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...s the head and shoulders of Cap- tain Whalley emerged out of the companion-hatch- way. Invariably he paused for a while on the stairs, looking all rou... ...lved to serve no one but his own auspicious Fortune. Far away, tending his hot irons, he was glad to hear the other had been successful. There was a w... ...he fel- low, of course, told me it was all nonsense; there has been a plot hatching for years against him. And now it had come. All the horrid sailors... ...e glare of the sea around the ship. The air, how- ever, came up clammy and hot on his face. A short hoot on which it would have been impossible to put... ...r the unchangeable inheritance of their children; till at last the stones, hot like live embers, scorched the naked sole, till the wa- ter clung warm,... ...rongs twisted across their bronze shoulders, squatted on their hams on the hatch, chewing betel with bright red mouths as if they had been tasting blo... ...n only, as if that suggestion had scarified his flesh in the manner of red-hot iron, Massy gave a start and seemed ready to shriek. He contained him- ... ...een in charge of the engines till then. A somber fury darkened his mind: a hot anger against the ship, against the facts of life, against the men for ...

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...atties or rissoles; but as a gen- eral thing mere chicken-bones and flakes of fish, neither hot nor cold. If these were not the scrapings of plates th... ...n one flight of stairs there was a comparatively large open space, the centre occupied by a hatchway, which made a convenient seat for about twenty pe... ...w flicker of the lantern spun round and round and tossed the shadows in masses. The air was hot, but it struck a chill from its foetor. From all round... ...mself in private; and even to me he referred to it with the shadow of a smile. Mackay was a hot bigot. He would not hear of religion. I have seen him ... ...t he knew, which would be exceptional among bankers. He had been brought up in the midst of hot-house piety, and told, with incongru- ous pride, the s... ...s. But for a sick man this was heaven compared to the steerage. I found him standing on the hot-water pipe, just forward of the sa- loon deck house. H... ... they were out of sight. ‘I’m not breaking my heart with it,’ he remarked. Once there was a hatch to be opened near where he was stationed; he watched...

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... for the foremost foe to wait. Renewing her outstripping rate Whene’er the hot pursuers neared, By garden wall and paled estate, Where clambering gaze... ...hne, chosen nymph, as thou! Thus he nears! and now she feels him Breathing hot on every limb; And he hears her own quick pantings – Ah! that they migh... ... sweet and welcome to all flaming faces 64 afield now; Heavily weighs the hot season, and drowses the darkening foliage, Drooping with languor; the w... ...eadows; then come, let us roam thro’ them gaily, Heedless of heat, and the hot-kissing sun, and the fear of dark freckles. Never one kiss will he give... ...retched before its nose, Athwart the greensward, after an eager chase; Its hot tongue thrust to cool, its foamy jaws Open to let the swift breath come... ...od of eggs, But Patience must be hen. XIII T oo slow are they for wrath to hatch, Too hot for time to rear. Old Kraken kept unwinding watch; He marked... ...as fired. III More intimate became the forest fear While pillared darkness hatched malicious life At either elbow, wolf or gnome or knife And wary sli...

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...lled the room and made everything sharp and hard. In the open fire-place a hot fire burned red. All was scrupulously clean and perfect. A baby was coo... ...ices of men. The whole country was roused and excited. The little room was hot. Aaron rose and opened a square ventilator over the copper, letting in ... ...tle girls were having their hair brushed, the baby was in bed, there was a hot smell of mince-pies baking in the oven. “You won’t forget our candles, ... ...y-drawn eyebrows, and 27 D. H. Lawrence her colour was brilliant. She was hot, leaning back behind the shaft of old marble of the mantel-piece, to es... ...d wine in large throatfuls, and his eyes grew a little moist. The room was hot and subdued, everyone was silent. “I say,” said Robert suddenly, from t... ... words. Then he said smiling: “So I’d better sit tight on my soul, till it hatches, had I?” “Oh, yes. If your soul’s urge urges you to love, then love...

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.... . . 157 29 PARTICULARS OF A TWILIGHT WALK . . . . . . . . . . . . 162 30 HOT CHEEKS AND TEARFUL EYES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 168 31 BLAME — FURY... ...e trees, was succeeded in the girl by a nettled palpitation, and that by a hot face. It was a time to see a woman redden who was not given to reddenin... ...ars, and latterly dignified by the name of Corn Exchange, was thronged with hot men who talked among each other in twos and threes, the speaker of the ... ...nother.’ A large red seal was duly affixed. Bathsheba looked closely at the hot wax to discover the words. ‘Capital!’ she exclaimed, throwing down the ... ... his had no attraction for a woman of Bathsheba’s taste. But Boldwood grew hot down to his hands with an incipient jealousy; he trod for the first time... ...re pushed into the pool by Coggan and Matthew Moon, who stood by the lower hatch, immersed to their waists; then Gabriel, who stood on the brink, thru... ...ed. No sound was to be heard save a mill pond trickling hoarsely through a hatch, and suggesting gloomy possibilities of drown ing by jumping in. Gab... ...Only a friend,’ said Coggan. ‘Say he’s wanted to meet mistress near church hatch to morrow morning at ten,’ said Oak, in a whisper. ‘That he must come...

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...he continued, in a monotonous murmur. “Where are the rolls? Here they are. Hot rolls are bad for my di- gestion—I ought to eat bread. I think I eat to... ...the same direction. As they passed, the captain was saying: “—jumped on my hatches, and says we’ll make it an international affair. That didn’t—” A pa... ... touch it!” he exclaimed, drawing back from the money as though it was red-hot. “Y es, you will,” she told him. “I’ve been saving it up for you, Condy... ...e golden Chinese balcony, their morn- ings on the lake, calm and still and hot. Forever and forever they had said good-by to that life. Already the su...

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...ircumvallations. And yet there is probably no other act in a man’s life so hot-headed and foolhardy as this one of marriage. For years, let us suppose... ...hem, you have done the evil that you loathed. You have waked at night in a hot or a cold sweat, according to your habit of body, remember- ing with di... ...f Heaven and within sight of the City of Love. There let him sit awhile to hatch delight- ful hopes and perilous illusions. One thing that accompanies... ...ge on the way to something else. I am no more abashed at having been a red-hot Socialist with a panacea of my own than at having been a sucking infant... ...us Puerisque & Other Papers everybody exactly right in his Institutes, and hot-headed Knox is thundering in the pulpit, Montaigne is already look- ing... ...as not been suffered to take so much as an illusion from his heart. In the hot-fit of life, a-tip-toe on the highest point of being, he passes at a bo...

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...oofs, and the headlong flight from housetop to housetop under cover of the hot dark. Then there were holy men, ash smeared fakirs by their brick shrin... ...It is good to give to the poor.’ She took the bowl and returned it full of hot rice. ‘But my yogi is not a cow,’ said Kim gravely, making a hole with ... ...’ said Kim, laughing at his perplexity. ‘I have a friend there. Come!’ The hot and crowded bazars blazed with light as they made their way through the... ...nothing whatever to anyone except Mahbub, who gave him beautiful meals all hot from the cookshop at the head of the serai, and once as much as eight a... ...I slept unwaking till broad day. Even now I am heavy.’ ‘Drink a draught of hot milk,’ said Kim, who had carried not a few such remedies to opium smoke... ...ea, when Kim took his first experience of sea sickness sitting on the fore hatch of a coasting steamer, well persuaded he had been poisoned. The Babu’...

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...l, the day passed fairly well. We had the porridge cold again at noon, and hot porridge at night; porridge and small beer was my uncle’s diet. He spok... ...to-night.” “Captain Hoseason,” returned my uncle, “you keep your room unco hot.” “It’s a habit I have, Mr. Balfour,” said the skipper. “I’m a cold-rif... ... blood, sir. There’s 36 Kidnapped neither fur, nor flannel — no, sir, nor hot rum, will warm up what they call the temperature. Sir, it’s the same wi... ...stores; there was a second store-room un- derneath, which you entered by a hatchway in the middle of the deck; indeed, all the best of the meat and dr... ... heard them tumble one upon another into the fore- castle, and clap-to the hatch upon the top. The round-house was like a shambles; three were dead in... ...ook off his brogues from his feet, like a man about to rest. I was now red-hot. “Ha!” said I, “have you no more English?” He said impudently, “No.” At... ... out a little, and then returned and sat down. “Well,” said he, “yon was a hot burst, David.” I said nothing, nor so much as lifted my face. I had see...

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...thou have me prove myself a bastard? LAVINIA: ’Tis true; the raven doth not hatch a lark: Yet have I heard,—O, could I find it now!— The lion moved w... ... than remembrance of my father’s death. [Exit.] MARCUS ANDRONICUS : Now let hot AEtna cool in Sicily, And be my heart an ever burning hell! These mis...

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...selfe a bastard? 893 Laui. ’Tis true, 894 The Rauen doth not hatch a Larke, 895 Yet haue I heard, Oh could I finde it now, 896 ... ...re then remembrance of my fathers death. Exit. 1390 Marc. Now let hot Aetna coole in Cicilie, 1391 And be my heart an euer- burning hell:...

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...t of black boys from different Melanesian islands, com- municated with other natives throughout the cruise, trans- mitted orders, and sometimes jested... ...y is to us; insomuch that, in the days of the man-hunt, it was their labour rather to block and deface than to improve them. In the crypt of the wood ... ... had found a reputable substitute. He went always scrupulously dressed, and looked the picture of propriety, like a dark, handsome, stupid, and probab... ...EARLY MORNING of 4th September a whale-boat manned by natives dragged us down the green lane of the anchorage and round the spouting promontory. On th... ...of the archipelago— cocoa-nut beefsteak. Cocoa-nut green, cocoa-nut ripe, cocoa-nut germinated; cocoa-nut to eat and cocoa-nut to drink; cocoa-nut raw... ...r they were the wrong keys or the wrong boxes, or the wrong man was trying them. For a little Taniera fumed and fretted; then had recourse to the more... ... once; the narrow land resounded with the noise of revelry: and it was a common thing to see the subjects (staggering themselves) parade their drunken... ...e grizzled; and his Sabbath countenance was even saturnine. On that day we made a procession to the church, or (as I must always call it) the cathedra...

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...e, degradation, death, thither were these half dozen little captives under hatches compelled to sail with them — six helpless creatures, who had never... ...he mail cart man had joined her, and began dragging and unhar nessing the hot form of Prince. But he was already dead, and, seeing that nothing more ... ...later, broke through chinks of cottage shutters, throwing stripes like red hot pokers upon cupboards, chests of drawers, and other furniture within; a... ...d — The Rally 83 Phase the Third — The Rally XVI O n a thyme scented, bird hatching morning in May, between two and three years after the return from ... ...man’s wife — who was too respectable to go out milking herself, and wore a hot stuff gown in warm weather because the dairymaids wore prints — was giv... ... were his housemates might have gone weeping on her pilgrimage. XXIII T he hot weather of July had crept upon them unawares, and the atmosphere of the... ...vale hung heavy as an opiate over the dairy folk, the cows, and the trees. Hot steaming rains fell frequently, making the grass where the cows fed yet...

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... is my sword?” “Nay, Gaston,” said Eustace, “that must not be. See how the hot sunbeams lie across that hill between us and the 39 Yo n g e Prince’s ... ...is heavy helmet, which had become much heated during his hasty ride in the hot sun. “No news of the truant?” asked Gaston. “Who but you would have tho... ...lages through which they passed, the men called loudly for liquor; but the hot, fiery Spanish wine was, as Eustace had already been cautioned by Fathe... ... beggars, palmers, mendicant friars of all orders, pressing to the buttery-hatch, where they received the dole of bread, meat, and ale, from the hands... ..., “if I remember right, you had thrown off your helmet, say- ing it was as hot as a copper cauldron; and besides, our good Knight, when he said those ... ...urning to Fulk, “that this may be misrepresented. These young warriors are hot and fiery, and this young Knight, they say, has succeeded to all his br...