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... Baskelett was gifted with the art, which is a fine and a precious one, of priceless value in society, and not want- ing a benediction upon it in our ... ...ady of the Mythology, who was an intolerable Tartar of virtue, because her price was nothing less than a god, and money down. Nevil will have to come ... ...round her right wrist. He looked at the blue veins. ‘They’re not pearls of price,’ he said. ‘I do not wear them to fascinate the jewellers,’ rejoined ... ...on when she might show the vanity of arguments in their effort to overcome convictions. He stood up to take his leave of her, on their return to the m... ...r exer- cise on earth. He appealed to reason in them; he would not hear of convictions. He quoted the Bevisham doctor ‘Convictions are generally first... ...k at it, I entreat you,’ he said, handing the letter for exhibition, after fixing his eye-glass, and dropping it in repulsion. The common sentiment of... ...d qui- etly. ‘It’s all “my country,” now. The dog’ll be uxorious. He wants fixing; nothing worse.’ ‘How he goes on about Shrapnel!’ ‘I shouldn’t think...

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...ir Richard began to look grave, and to say there must be no more jewels of price brought from the lodge? And as his wife uttered a word that sounded l... ...d they recollect how that very obscurity might have assisted it. T o their convictions, she was the only legitimate sovereign in the island, a confess... ... off, her little rough pony. “My young lady is proud,” said her tormentor, fixing on her the little pale eyes she so much disliked. “She is not one of... ...gain for thee when that day comes.” “O madam, I want not freedom at such a price!” And yet 314 Unknown To History Cicely had never ... ... safety and glory of the Catholic religion, I would not purchase it at the price of blood. I would rather play Esther than Judith.” Her defence was co... ...ission, to seek them in the park,” said Humfrey. “But tell me,” said Mary, fixing her clear eyes upon him, “tell me truly. Is there not a surer and mo... ...see what may be done for his wife.” “Who is his wife?” demanded the Queen, fixing her keen glittering eyes on him, but he replied with readiness. “She...

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...write, too?” Mrs. Cosham demanded, afraid lest she should be balked of her priceless discovery, a young man truly devoted to literature. “In my spare ... ...ut spar- rows and colors, until, almost at the end of the meeting, her old convictions had all come back to her. But they had only come back, she thou... ...to fight against 222 Night and Day Ralph. They weren’t, rightly speaking, convictions at all. She could not see the world divided into separate com- ... ... books in the second-hand book-shops, and eagerly waiting to hear what the price was—the very lowest price—they had it, too. But she cared nothing at ... ...He crossed the road, and leant against the balustrade of the Embank- ment, fixing his eyes upon the house. Lights burnt in the three long windows of t... ...nderstood you to say that you were not engaged to him,” he said at length, fixing his eyes upon his daughter. “We are not engaged,” she said. “It shou...

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...etter for her. Another declared that Miss Conway would not have him at any price, and was set upon the poor tutor, and that he was lying dan- gerously... ... of the facility with which, perhaps, he might still be led out of his own convictions. Yet he still believed that patience and perseverance would win... ...ught he exaggerated the dangers, and she spoke brightly to Charlotte about fixing the day of her going to Estminster, so as to be put into the ways of... ...Oliver home before his affairs could well do without him. He paid half the price, and prom- ised to pay the rest in three years, giving security on th...

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...me colour bore a long white plume, and was encircled by a row of pearls of priceless value. They are no other than that garland of pearls which, after... ...’ ‘The Baron de Ribaumont perished at the St. Bartholomew,’ said the cure, fixing his eyes on him, as though to confute an impostor. ‘Ah, would that I... ...good for this family. See, I bring him all—all that I was sold for. As the price of that, he resigns for ever all his claims to the ancestral castle—t... ...advantage which he hears, since he is willing to purchase it at so heavy a price. Otherwise he himself would be the natural heir of those lands.’ ‘Aft... ...lt himself bound by all home duties to return to England, nor had he clear convictions as to the absolute right of the war in which he had almost unco...

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...uitously such assistance as he might not otherwise have obtained at a high price—and allowed his young brother had put many things in such a new point... ...he could not be capable of any action of deliberate atrocity. And in these convictions he went to dine with Provost Crosbie, with a heart more at ease... ...eeper were passed over, and he was once more restored to his occupation of fixing the town’s time, and the provost’s dinner-hour. Upon the present occ... ...-tree, exchanging the strong waters of the north for the gold which is the price thereof, I have, I thank Heaven, no disguises to keep with any man, a... ...o make the proposal that he should dismiss a person from his family as the price of your allegiance.’ ‘I think Mr. Redgauntlet should make the explana...

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...er of conjugal felicity with very little less than a thousand a year. But Miss Frances married, in the common phrase, to disoblige her family, and by fixing on a Lieutenant of Marines, without education, fortune, or connections, did it very thoroughly. She could hardly have made a more untoward choice. Sir Thomas Bertram had interest, which, from principle as well as pride...

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...lways produces. To save herself from useless 4 JANE AUSTEN remonstrance, Mrs. Price never wrote to her family on the subject till actually married. L... ... of her conduct, and threaten her with all its possible ill consequences. Mrs. Price in her turn was injured and angry; and an answer which comprehend... ...e, that Fanny had got another child. By the end of eleven years, however, Mrs. Price could no longer afford to cherish pride or resentment, or to lose... ...more than what she had long perceived, it was a stab; — for it told of his own convictions and views. They were decided. He would marry Miss Crawford....

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...eir social life all graceful, my wishes are that they should be so, and my convictions are that that improvement will come for which there may perhaps... ...dent that in arranging that there shall be only one rate of traveling, the price is enhanced on poor travelers exactly in proportion as it is made che... ...ooking at the qual- ity, have a right to quarrel even with Mr. Gladstone’s price. But it is not the quality of the wine that I hereby intend to subjec... ... From all which it appears that pace is the article that costs the highest price, and that appearance does not go for much in the bill. In Canada the ... ...s teeth that ten packages were a great many, and that some of those “light fixings” might have been made up into one. And when I came to understand th... ... six o’clock—beef-steaks, and tea, and apple jam, and hot cakes, and light fixings, to all which luxuries an American deems himself entitled, let him ... ...ong as it might by stress of weather, the beef-steaks and apple jam, light fixings and heavy fixings, must be supplied at the cost of the owners of th... ... you rise to give her your seat. You rise from a deference to your own old convictions, and from that courtesy which you have ever paid to a woman’s d... ...about to fill the offices of State, chose to throw overboard the political convictions which had bound them together and insured their success—if they...

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...t for me. You know yourself what you are worth in your own eyes; and at what price you will sell yourself. For men sell themselves at various prices. ... ...amp was that the thief was superior to me in vigilance. He paid however this price for the lamp, that in exchange for it he consented to become a thie... ...e by nature your kinsmen, your brothers, the offspring of God. But I paid a price for them, not they for me. Do you see whither you are looking down... ...per- ance. And these may not be cast out, except by looking to God alone, by fixing thy affections on Him only, and by consecrating thyself to His com... ...crates had, in all his intercourse with men, of winning them over to his own convictions? Nay, but you must needs be swayed hither and thither by the ... ...eak from the fullness of the heart their low, corrupt views are their real convictions: whereas your fine senti- ments are but from the lips, outwar... ...hose governance it is. CXLII CXLII CXLII CXLII CXLII Ponder on this on these convictions, on these words: fix thine eyes on these examples, if thou wo...

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...t for our raw materials, as by extending the competition it will enhance the price and protect the cultivator against the casualties incident to forei... ...rt of the rights and honor of their country. Under the present depression of prices, affecting all the productions of the country and every branch of ... ...kind, would, without imposing any serious burdens on the people, enhance the price of produce, promote our manufactures, and augment the revenue, at t... ... the duty of Congress, while re specting to the uttermost the conscientious convictions and religious scruples of every citizen, to prohibit within i... ...utional expositions of Webster would courageously avow and defend their real convictions they would not find it difficult, by friendly instruction and... ...ions of business interests formed for the purpose of limiting production and fixing prices INAUGURAL ADDRESSES OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES ... ...s shown the sincerest sympathy. At his instance Congress has passed the bill fixing the liability of interstate carriers to their employees for injury... ...or the so called rule of “comparative negligence.” It has also passed a law fixing the compensation of government employ ees for injuries sustained ... ...e federal courts to issue injunctions in industrial disputes. As to that, my convictions are fixed. Take away from the courts, if it could be taken aw...

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...d of carefulness which descended even to trifles. The particular manner of fixing the hat on the occiput, the triple waistcoat, the vast cravat engulf... ... capitalists with well- known names who collect for the sake of running up prices as cleverly as possible. There was yet another point of resem- blanc... ...hed something of the savor of revenge, besides. “It is not too dear at the price!” he said to himself. After all, in the eyes of the moralist, there w... ...d. Each made response to the other in orgies of sound, demonstrating their convictions, each for each, like lovers. Schmucke was as absent-minded as P... ... of time in running among the dealers—” “If you were asked to pay the full price of the fan, my dear cousin, you would not care to have it,” answered ... ...said in a low voice for her mother’s ear. “And why?” asked the Presidente, fixing her eyes upon her embarrassed father-in-law. “Upon the fine pretext ...

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...e Rio Grande as her boundary, on paper. I mean here what he says about the fixing of the Rio Grande as her boundary in her old constitution (not her S... ... to involve the two countries in a war, and trusting to escape scrutiny by fixing the public gaze upon the exceeding brightness of military glory,—tha... ...to Wisconsin, had been enhanced in value, should be reduced to the minimum price of the public lands. The question of the reduction in value of those ... ... land to aid the States in making internal improvements, and enhancing the price of the sections reserved, and the gentleman from Indiana took ground ... ...against the policy of giving alternate sections of land, and enhancing the price of the reserved sections. Now he [Mr. Lincoln] did not at this time t... ...ngs of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two that doubts are resolving themselves into convictions that the principle it involves should be kept out of the nation...

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...tories conversation when others were not talking. They talked first of the prices of goods and the condi- tion of business; they referred to a person ... ...ise is passionately fond of music. ’ “‘And you, why do you not share these convictions?’ “And through all this verbiage, all have but one single idea:... ...ill continued to labor. I broke one plow, but he replaced it with another, fixing it securely, and resumed work. Going beneath the surface of the grou... ...blished factories and began to make money. The “merchant” paid the highest price for everything he purchased, and the people ran after him to sell the... ...d to erect new buildings, and advertised for workmen, offering the highest prices for all kinds of labor. Tarras thought the people would be as anxiou... ...th which he had been intrusted, drew himself up with an air of pride, and, fixing his old hat more firmly on his head, buttoned his coat tightly about...

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...d keeping all things going on therein very much as they do already . But the price paid for this sort of intellectual pacification, is the sacrifice o... ...ought, if we have any regard for either the certainty or the vitality of our convictions, to do with much greater labor for our selves. It still rema... ...e from which we cannot hope to be always exempt, and must be regarded as the price paid for an inestimable good. The exclusive preten sion made by a ... ...ss the bounds of fair discussion. Much might be said on the impossibility of fixing where these supposed bounds are to be placed; for if the test be o... ...y of gov ernments, in all cases which were considered of importance, to fix prices, and regulate the processes of manufacture. But it is now recogniz...

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...ted these persons, merely requiring them to prove the genuineness of their convictions. Those who did so were very ill-advised from the point of view ... ... art out of it. Rents went up to an unprecedented figure. At the same time prices doubled everywhere except at the 31 GB Shaw theatre pay-boxes, and ... ...ot always be full, nor even on the average half full week in and week out. Prices will change. The higher drama will be at no greater disadvantage tha... ...an than he has to give me: it is I who am buying him, and at a pretty good price too, I think. Women are better at that sort of bargain than men. I ha... ...hen he is confronted in the doorway by Captain Shotover. CAPTAIN SHOTOVER [fixing the burglar with a piercing regard]. What’s this? Are there two of y...

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...tugs at the reins and clicks to his horse. T wenty ko- pecks is not a fair price, but he has no thoughts for that. Whether it is a rouble or whether i... ...tock are without fodder on the journey. — Author’s Note. 64 Anton Chekhov price for the whole cap, if you care to know!” “You know a great deal about... ... For you know in moving cattle every hour is precious. T o-day meat is one price; and to-morrow, look you, it will be another. If you are a day or two... ...s only seen on the feet of practical and prudent persons of firm religious convictions. His torpid eyes, sunk in fat, were fixed upon the ikon stand. ... ... for the rest of Mariya’s soul?” asked the priest, his eyes angrily trans- fixing the shopkeeper’ s fat, perspiring face. “Y es, Father.” “Then it was...

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... will overcome the hardest environment. The old saying, “every man has his price,” is true in this sense, that every machine will stand just so much a... ...crime sees this hope and this hope only to make a strike. He has no strong convictions and no well-settled habits to hold him back. The fear of the la... ...e would be still lower if among these were not a number of rather com- mon convictions for acts which are peculiar to women, like abortion, infanticid... ...d in crimi- nal practice has noticed the large numbers of prosecutions and convictions for all sorts of offences that follow in the wake of strikes an... ...llected statistics showing that crime rose and fell in direct ratio to the price of food. The life, health and conduct of animals are directly depende... ... active in getting laws repealed. The constant change of law, the constant fixing of new values in place of old ones, is necessary to social life. Thi... ...me degree assumed, the question still remains as to the degree of guilt in fixing punishment and responsibility. The question involves the make-up of ... ...e this work will be seriously taken up. Until then, we shall muddle along, fixing and changing and punishing and de- stroying; we will follow the old ...

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...you sell them a couple? One can’t eat fowls of a bad char- acter at a high price.” “Well, madam, half-a-crown: I couldn’t let ‘em go, not un- der.” “H... ...n earls, dim as the crowd of heroic shades—who pleaded poverty, pared down prices, and cut jokes in the most companionable manner, though with a turn ... ...eligious hatred: they had probably made all their money out of high retail prices, and Mrs. Cadwallader detested high prices for everything that was n... ...pirit of worldly opposition. But I shall not therefore drop one iota of my convictions, or cease to identify myself with that truth which an evil gene... ...I suppose you have looked all round and tried all honest means?” he added, fixing his merciful gray eyes on Fred. Caleb was too delicate, to specify M... ...immediately find any other mode of expressing himself than that of rising, fixing his eye-glass, and fingering the papers before him. At last he said—... ... would be the task of telling his father. But it must be admitted that the fixing, which had to come first, was the more difficult task:—what secular ...

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...eing not only a man whom nothing would have in duced to write against his convictions, but one who invari ably threw into everything he wrote, as mu... ...the siege in form which is laid to the meaning of large abstract terms, by fixing upon some still larger class name which includes that and more, and ... ...father’s ideas of duty, to allow me to acquire impressions contrary to his convictions and feelings respecting religion: and he im pressed upon me fr... ... and so deformed by injustice as ours. 28 Autobiography My father’s moral convictions, wholly dissevered from reli gion, were very much of the chara... ... was not insensible to pleasures; but he deemed very few of them worth the price which, at least in the present state of society, must be paid for the... ...book, we 71 John Stuart Mill raised Priestley’s edition to an extravagant price by searching through London to furnish each of us with a copy. When w... ...m the cheap editions, and after ascertaining from my publishers the lowest price which they thought would remunerate them on the usual terms of an equ...

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...olin, being fond of music. His hair is grizzled, though he is still young: convictions, beliefs, placid- unalterable are in that man; not hindmost of ... ...t the Palais-Royal in its late nocturnal ‘violent motions,’ set a specific price (place of payment not mentioned) on each of your heads?—With precauti... ... Habits of Acting, that men will live under, is the one which images their Convictions,—their Faith as to this wondrous Universe, and what rights, dut... ... ers seem lazy to thresh;—being either ‘bribed;’ or needing no bribe, with prices ever rising, with perhaps rent itself no longer so pressing. Neither... ...loyed digging on Montmartre, at tenpence a day, which buys them, at market price, almost two pounds of bad bread;—they look very yel- low, when Lafaye... ...er 2.5.II. The Book of the Law. If the august Constituent Assembly itself, fixing the regards of the Universe, could, at the present distance of time ... ...indeed, if we consider it, what shall these poor Girondins do? Speak their convictions that Louis is a Prisoner of War; and cannot be put to death wit... ...ty of farmers’ seems to have no bowels. Wherefore this Law of the Maximum, fixing the highest price of grains, is, with infinite effort, got passed; (...

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...loded, and the excess of workers drafted off by some wholesome outlet, the price would rise, so that the remainder would be at leisure to fulfil the d... ...’” “Who, and what is he?” demanded Rachel, as she knelt before her victim, fixing those great prominent eyes, so like those of Red Riding Hood’s grand... ...gated evil for her and her boys; and no one’s feelings need be hurt by her fixing herself near some public school for her sons’ educa- tion. However, ... ...ious that poor Mrs. Curtis became much troubled in mind whether its proper price might not be five or even ten guineas, instead of the one for which s... ... that had been received, adding that her mother would be glad to know what price Mr. Mauleverer set upon it. She was met by a profession of ignorance ... ...” returned Rachel, thoughtfully, “who only needed patience to permit their convictions to 174 The Clever Woman of the Family ripen. Then I understand... ...n her own children were not concerned. Rachel did not give up her hopes of fixing the asylum near her till after a considerable effort to get a house ... ...o beaten down and ashamed of herself; so doubtful of her own most positive convictions, and yet not utterly dissatisfied, and the worst of it was that... ... all the time Rachel stood and looked like a statue, unable to collect her convictions in the hubbub, and the trust, that would have enabled her to de...

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...it may be said, are cases in which religion was concerned, and reli gious convictions are something peculiar in their strength. Then let us take a ca... ...ge in the distribution of material inter ests, but by the spread of moral convictions, that negro sla very has been put an end to in the British Emp... ...hat men think that determines how they act; and though the persuasions and convictions of average men are in a much greater degree determined by their... ...ntinuous labor of an unexciting kind. Yet all real civilization is at this price; without such labor, neither can the mind be disciplined into the hab... ...ere struggles for place; if strong, it makes itself despotic, at the cheap price of appeas ing the representatives, or such of them as are capable of... ...ed is at all likely to be removed. When, however, the evil stops here, the price may be worth paying for the publicity and discussion which, though no... ...ould be obtained from a mere pass examina tion; for no one would think of fixing the conditions of a pass examination so low as is actually found suf... ...es. But this internal freedom can not exist if each state has the power of fixing the duties on interchange of commodities between itself and foreign ...

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...nce of deliberation when I have decided. I frankly ac- knowledge to you my convictions, and I will freely lay before you the reasons on which they are... ... many useful lessons. We may profit by their experience without paying the price which it cost them. Although it seems obvious to common sense that th... ...intercourse facilitate the competitions of other nations, by enhancing the price of British commodities in our markets, and by transferring to other h... ...ith great advantage 49 The Federalist Papers for commercial privileges. A price would be set not only upon our friendship, but upon our neutrality. B... ...is peculiar danger, by inserting a constitutional definition of the crime, fixing the proof necessary for convic- tion of it, and restraining the Cong... ...ortion of time, as a standard for measuring the danger of innovations, for fixing the national sentiment, and for uniting the patriotic exertions? The... ...prosecuting pretended offenses, and arbi- trary punishments upon arbitrary convictions, have ever ap- peared to me to be the great engines of judicial... ...y constitutional provisions the propriety of which is not indisputable. My convictions are equally strong that great advantages re- sult from the sepa...

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...little curly-headed Annie Langley, don’ t you think so, Mrs. Larpent?” The price of the doll was a shilling, and there were quickly added to it, boxes... ...the identical writing-case— even a small Noah’s ark. Meta hardly asked the prices, which certainly were not extravagant, since she had nearly twenty a... ...e pay double for the risk! You are making his fortune, you have raised his prices fourfold.” “I’ll take care of that.” “Why, where are you taking me? ... ...he locality of her treasure. “There she is,” said Meta at last. “George is fixing that branch of evergreen for her.” “Flora! I did not know her,” crie... ...d on mu- tual and increasing esteem, with a man so well suited to her, and fixing her so close to us. You must not, however, launch out into an ocean ... ...ion. “I read, and I mystified myself. The better I talked, the more my own convictions failed me; and, by the time you came up to Oxford, I knew how y...

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...f a lady and a hairdresser glued to the cardboard. Karl was very clever at fixing pieces of cardboard together, and had devised this contrivance for s... ...her possessed “much originality.”] God only knows whether he had any moral convictions. His life was so full of amusement that probably he never had t... ...ay be that I shall never see you again. I thank you, my darling beyond all price, for all the felicity with which you have surrounded me in this life.... ... had been one of pure, disinterested love, of utter self-negation. Had her convictions been of a more enlightened order, her life di- rected to a high...

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...ng awful and revolting in the memory of what had been bought at this fearful price of shame. Shame at their spiritual nakedness crushed her and infect... ...ettled about the forest with Ryabinin?” asked Levin. “Yes, it’s settled. The price is magnificent; thirty eight thousand. Eight straight away, and the ... ... have reckoned it all out,” he said, “and the forest is fetching a very good price—so much so that I’m afraid of this fellow’s crying off, in fact. Yo... ...Sviazhsky was one of those people, always a source of wonder to Levin, whose convictions, very logical though never original, go one way by themselves... ... goes its way quite apart and almost always in direct contradiction to their convictions. Sviazhsky was an extremely advanced man. He despised the nob... ...his left cheek twitching uncontrollably. “You’ve never had, arid never have, convictions; all you want is to please your vanity.” “Oh, very well; then... ...f, and without taking off her hat she sat down in a low chair by the hearth. Fixing her eyes on a bronze clock standing on a table between the windows...

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...ther than face. And these disablements and inconveniences are not even the price of freedom; for, as Brieux has shewn so convincingly in Les Hannetons... ...as monsters of vice. A FORGOTTEN CONFERENCE OF MAR- RIED MEN The late Hugh Price Hughes, an eminent Methodist divine, once organized in London a confe... ... work. Why should the taking of a husband be imposed on these women as the price of their right to maternity? I am quite unable to answer that questio... ...mad. Yet popular superstition credits the wed- ding rite with the power of fixing our fancies or affections for life even under the most unnatural con... ... at peace with yourselves if you would acknowl- edge and confess your real convictions. You know you dont really think a Bishop the equal of a curate,...

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... and continued in a whisper: “Has he performed his final duty, Prince? How priceless are those last mo- ments! It can make things no worse, and it is ... ...am very glad you have brought good news, though Schmidt’s death is a heavy price to pay for the victory. His Majesty will no doubt wish to see you, bu... ... the verses. “Well, I will read them, then!” Bagration seemed to say, and, fixing his weary eyes on the paper, began to read them with a fixed and ser... ..., and the others I’d throttle if they stood in my way. I have an adored, a priceless mother, and two or three friends—you among them—and as for the re... ...life, like you, merely trying not to harm others. But make our fundamental convictions your own, join our brotherhood, give yourself up to us, let you... ...r a de- nial, the more readily as he knew Prince Andrew’s former atheistic convictions. “Y ou say you can’t see a reign of goodness and truth on earth... ...e room and, pressing the head of a pin till it hurt her dainty finger, was fixing on a last ribbon that squeaked as the pin went through it. “That’s n... ... and admired the beauty of the shoulders and the pearls. While Natasha was fixing 318 War & Peace her gaze on her for the second time the lady looked... ...d out of the room. “Y es, she is right,” thought the old princess, all her convictions dissipated by the appearance of His High- ness. “She is right, ...

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... written essays on that subject at the university, but had acted up to his convictions, and, considering it wrong to hold landed property, had given t... ...sily give up. Besides, he had no longer the same induce- ments; his strong convictions, the resoluteness of youth, and the ambitious desire to do some... ... The other was a shopman of Jewish extraction. They were talking about the price of wool when Nekhludoff came up and asked them if this was the juryme... ...enced; the counting of the jury, remarks about those who had not come, the fixing of the fines to be exacted from them, the decisions concerning those... .... How should I know?” said Maslova, cast- ing a frightened look round, and fixing her eyes for a moment on Nekhludoff. “He asked whom he liked.” “Is i... ... doing?” she cried, in a tone as if he had irreparably broken something of priceless value, and ran quickly away. He came into the dining-room. His au... ... the dead, the masses, with and without the acathistus, all had a definite price, which real Chris- tians readily paid, and, therefore, he called out ... ...man had arranged a table and benches by digging posts into the ground, and fixing boards on the top, under the apple trees. It took some time before t... ...SMAN Count Ivan Michaelovitch had been a minister, and was a man of strong convictions. The convictions of Count Ivan Michaelovitch consisted in the b...

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...them down, and must necessarily have been coloured by their prejudices and convictions, to say nothing of the tendency to the formation of myths and t... ...lieve himself the accredited messenger of Heaven. The earnestness of those convictions which at Mecca sustained him under persecu- tion, and which per... ...Mecca sustained him under persecu- tion, and which perhaps led him, at any price as it were, and by any means, not even excluding deceit and falsehood... ...eks to reassure himself by calling to mind the past favours of God, and by fixing his mind steadfastly on the Divine Unity. They belong to a period ei... ...ith the Medina revela- tions. In the absence of any reliable criterion for fixing the date, I have placed this Sura with those which detail the op- po... ...r. Fain would the wicked redeem himself from punishment on that day at the price of his children, Of his spouse and his brother, And of his kindred wh... ...nd great be your punishment. And barter not the covenant of God for a mean price; for with God is that which is better for you, if ye do but understan... ...e how Muhammad, in this and the following verse, puts his own doctrine and convictions into the mouth of Joseph. 14 Satan induced Joseph to place his...

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...Jean Goujon’s designs, in years of toil, had been purchased perhaps at the price of firewood. Precious caskets, and things that fairy hands might have... ...ael; a figure by Correggio never received the glance it demanded of him. A priceless vase of antique por- phyry carved round about with pictures of th... ...low one’s incli- nations in love, and die young!” “Have you no fear of the price to be paid some day for all this?” “Even then,” she said, “instead of... ... I must work day and night; seek interviews with statesmen, surprise their convictions, try to interest them in our affairs, and gain them over, with ... ...llettes, leant his head against the back of the chair, and sat motionless, fixing his unseeing eyes upon the bracket of the curtain pole. “Good God!” ...

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... her daughter Catherine (whose name mysteriously is found as suing for the price of property sold to Charles II. for the site of the King’s house at W... ...d some of the Holy things. The whole of that window means to represent the fixing and finishing of the Old Religion. Then comes in the north chancel, ... ... Gladstonian ministry, and he had been forced by his deep Church and State convictions to separate from Mr. Gladstone, the friend and fellow-worker of...

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... to the rule are met with, espe- cially among people with strong religious convictions. But these apparent exceptions are scarcely real exceptions, si... ...is, which of the two methods will most effectively reach the persons whose convictions it is desired to affect. Usage has answered this question in di... ...mmercial value. “Great as is the sensuous beauty of gems, their rarity and price adds an expression of distinction to them, which they would never hav... ...ls, from hand-painted china (often of dubious artistic value) laid on high-priced table linen. Any retrogression from the standard of living which we ... ...As has already been seen, the imperative example set by the upper class in fixing the canons of reputability fosters the practice of conspicuous consu... ...mat- ters of pecuniary competition (as, for instance, in the com- petitive fixing of wages and salaries, in the purchase of goods for consumption, etc...

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...Charles fancied that her illness was no doubt due to some local cause, and fixing on this idea, began to think seriously of setting up elsewhere. From... ...ats against the window and the lamp is burning?” “What, indeed?” she said, fixing her large black eyes wide open upon him. “One thinks of nothing,” he... ...e to the greatest master- piece of the French stage. For his philosophical convictions did not interfere with his artistic tastes; in him the thinker ... ... Charles, having shut the door, asked him to see himself what would be the price at Rouen of a fine daguerreo- types. It was a sentimental surprise he... ...or a long time, had had an eye on the property, but without mentioning his price. “Never mind the price!” she cried. But they would, on the contrary ,... ...rancs. Emma was radiant at this news. “Frankly ,” he added, “that’s a good price.” She drew half the sum at once, and when she was about to pay her ac... ...was “hard up” him- self. “Ah! I pity you,” said Emma. “Yes—very much.” And fixing her eyes upon an embossed carabine, that shone against its panoply, ...

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...arently master of his family history, and too hon- orable to belie his own convictions, expressly affirms of his own authority, and without reference ... .... This seems at first sight unfair, because criticism has not succeeded in fixing upon Pope any errors of ignorance. His deviations from Homer were un... ...ing, the variations had been such as to sink his shares to one half of the price they had once reached, but, even at that depreciation, to leave him r... ...n composition. Here, therefore, Lamb obtained in sufficient perfection one price- less accomplishment, which even singly throws a graceful air of libe...

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...ness and morality. The men who do not go to church or have any reli- gious convictions are the best. Praying, singing of hymns, and sermonizing are pe... ...d does not go to church. All this, not be- cause he became acquainted with convictions of his brother which he then and there adopted; not be- cause h... ...being concerned about my own salvation in my life.’ … I tried to recall my convictions, to get back again the load of sin under which I had been labor... ...? If I, being a wretch and damned sin- ner, could be redeemed by any other price, what needed the Son of God to be given? But because there was no oth... ...ce, what needed the Son of God to be given? But because there was no other price, therefore he delivered neither sheep, ox, gold, nor silver, but even... ...ways played some 321 William James later part, but the original factor in fixing the figure of the gods must always have been psychological. The deit... ...tical states may be facilitated by preliminary voluntary operations, as by fixing the attention, or going through certain bodily performances, or in o... ...ing, it must do what it does;—the impossibil- ity of discovery without its price;—finally, the excess of what the suffering ‘seer’ or genius pays over... ... By the subjection of his impulses and propen- sities to his will, and the fixing of the latter upon the ideal of goodness, he becomes a ‘personality’...

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...in the eyes of princes, and tended not a little to strengthen their inward convictions. Nothing, however, but political con- siderations could have dr... ...till fresh in the minds of the Protestant free cities, and, above all, the price which they had exacted for their services seemed now to serve them al... ...Even 254 The History of the Thirty Y ears’ War though they had received a price for their es- tates, they seized on every thing which had once been t... ...Emperor required his ser- vices, and as emperor he demanded them. Whatever price Wallenstein might set upon 273 Friedrich Schiller them, the Emperor ... ...ipzig, and soon after all Saxony, and by renouncing his original design of fixing there his winter quarters, openly confessed his defeat. It is true h...

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...ruction, the exercises in application are sometimes treated as devices for fixing what has already been learned and for getting greater practical skil... ...elves. They have the office, in in- creased degree, of all appreciation in fixing taste, in form- ing standards for the worth of later experiences. Th... ...nal values involves not only an account of the nature of ap- preciation as fixing the measure of subsequent valua- tions, but an account of the specif... ...tion? How shall we secure the diver- sity of interests, without paying the price of isolation? How shall the individual be rendered executive in his i... ...rough its critical process true knowledge is revised and extended, and our convictions as to the state of things reorganized. Clearly the last few cen... ...esult, but of achieving individual free- dom through developing individual convictions in accord with the universal law found in the organization of t...

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... It is no mistake of mine, surely, to suppose that his hav- ing gained the priceless blessing of his life, is one cause of the animosity shown to him ... ...in the kitchen taking tea; and has made the tour of the establishment, and priced the silks and damasks by the yard, and exhausted every interjec- tio... ...n he found it rising in his path at every step and turn of his daily life, fixing its cold, defiant, and contemptuous face upon him, this pride of his... ... yet written on that index; but, as the woman came on, returning her gaze, fixing her shining eyes upon her, undoubt- edly presenting something of her... ... I can not bear to hear it,’ said Susan Nipper, wiping her black eyes, and fixing them undauntingly on Mr Dombey’s infuri- ated face. ‘It’s not the fi... ... mained on these occasions, to entertain himself with the pe- rusal of the Price Current by the light of one candle, or to doze over the fire in the o... ...en, and a man whom it was an honour to a dog to know. In evidence of these convictions, Diogenes attended on the Captain while he made some tea and to... ...like images, and leaves us as susceptible as images to new impressions and convictions. You shall judge of its influence on me, John. For more years t...

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...ad come to him a five-pound note from some admiring magazine editor as the price of the same—still through the 36 The Last Chronicle of Barset dean’s... ...t kept it. He looked round the room sternly, almost savagely, he answered, fixing his eyes for a moment upon almost ev- ery face around him as he did ... ...or man to live that way? They’ll not cotch me at Barchester ‘Sizes at that price; they may be sure of that. Look there—that’s what I’ve got for my day... ...o know—looking as he always did to ‘Mary Anne and the children’—whence the price of the gig was to be returned to him. Mrs Proudie had frowned at him—... ...oured to impress upon you, without the use of any severe language, what my convictions were.’ ‘Severe words are often the best mercy,’ said Mrs Proudi... ...of such a man? But, at last, just before he went, these feelings and these convictions gave way to pity, and he remembered simply the troubles which s... ...thing of a man at all, is of course honest and true. But when the internal convictions are brought out between two or three who are personally interes...

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... to stand on tiptoe and kiss his hand before the casement closed, the bars fixing as firmly as ever, seemingly, in the stone arch overhead. When Fathe... ...s I’m her slave. I have sold myself for nothing, it may be. Well, ’tis the price I choose to take. I am worth nothing, or I am worth all.” “Y ou are s... ...r. Had the battle been more successful, the con- queror might have got the price for which he waged it. As it was, (and justly, I think,) the party ad... ...: ’tis I that have fixed the value of the thing I would have, and know the price I would pay for it. It may be worthless to you, but ’tis all my life ... ...dal nor the prayers have had the slightest known effect upon his religious convictions. As for the splendors of V ersailles, Monsieur Simon, the mer- ... ...ed he, in his heart, who was King? Were not his very sympathies and secret convictions on the other side— on the side of People, Parliament, Freedom? ...

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...number of contacts were made through inter- mediaries, the officer set the price at $1.5 million, which did not deter Bin Ladin.Al Qaeda representativ... ...inst statistics such as numbers of arrests, indictments, prosecutions, and convictions. Counterterrorism and counterintelligence work, often involving... ..., but it was a shot we should have taken, and we would have had to pay the price.” 120 The principals began considering other, more aggressive covert ... ...ad chosen three Los Angeles–area airports as potential targets, ultimately fixing on Los Angeles International (LAX) as the largest and easiest to ope... ...hen asked for additional identification, Ressam handed the Customs agent a Price Costco membership card in the same false name as his passport.As that... ...were told that not only the threat reports from abroad but also the recent convictions in the East Africa bombings trial, the conviction of Ahmed Ress...

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... father would say we must buy another, so I asked the captain what was the price of one, for Armine and I had each got half-a-sovereign.” “How was tha... ...d he gave me back fourteen shillings change, for he said we were only half-price and second class. Then when once I was in London,” said Jock, as if h... ...hat Jock mayn’t have bought.” She was just in time to find Jock asking the price of all the animals in the Pantheon Bazaar, and expecting her to suppl... ... stuff. And after all, Janet and I are your only black sheep. Jock has his convictions in a strong, practical working order, as real to him as ever hi... ...d; nor was there any avoiding family consult-ations, which resulted in the fixing of the wedding for the middle of September, so that there might be t...