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... property, he was especially struck by the position taken up by Spencer in Social Statics, that justice forbids private landholding, and with the stra... ...roofs of the injustice of land- holding, which he had drawn from Spencer’s Social Stat- ics, and the brilliant corroboration of which he had at a late... ...agines. In that year, while still at the University, he had read Spencer’s Social Statics, and Spencer’s views on landhold- ing especially impressed h... ...peech of a public prosecutor, according to his views, should always have a social importance, like the celebrated speeches made by the advocates who h... ...the visitors by means of that mys- terious capacity lately investigated by science, especially 77 Tolstoy by the school of Charcot, known by the name... ...by in no way invalidated, since the laws of heredity were so far proved by science that we can not only deduce the crime from heredity, but heredity f... ...heir powers to tor- ment people, as they were now doing, with a quiet con- science. The inspector was such a kind-hearted man that he could not have l... ...ll, you’ll see. There’s Fanarin. I do not know him personally; besides, my social position keeps our ways apart; but he is positively a bad man, and b... ...e a talk about that, too. Could you come on Saturday? You will meet men of science, literary men, and artists at my house, and then we might discuss t...

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... he never once deviated from it. Kutuzov felt and knew—not by reasoning or science but with the whole of his Russian being—what every Russian sol- die... ... a pleasant memory of the distant past. He felt himself not only free from social obligations but also from that feeling which, it seemed to him, he h...

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... slept at all. As it was, I dreamed hor- ridly; but not my usual dreams of social miseries and mis- understandings and all sorts of crucifixions of th... ...avid Hume, Robert Burns, Walter Scott. These, their lives, their work, the social me- dia in which they lived and worked, with, if I can so make it, t... ... immense joke to hear him unrolling all the problems of life – philosophy, science, what you will – in this charmingly cut-and-dry, here-we-are-again ... ... with that when my conscience pricked me about a letter to you. ‘Thus con- science’ – O no, that’s not appropriate in this connection. – Ever yours, R... ...r present. People who write for the magazines (probably from a guilty con- science) are apt to suppose their works practically unpub- lished. It seems... ...per abrupta cupiditatum.’ That ‘Utrumque’ is a real contribution to life’s science. Lust alone is but a pigmy; but it never, or rarely, attacks us sin... ...astly householder, but have not yet en- tered on my domain. When I do, the social revolution will probably cast me back upon my dung heap. There is a ... ...was like. And at any rate, it was a slip of the pen: the ugliest word that science has to declare is a re- served indifference to happiness and misery...

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...tory; With architecture and such arts as these, Which I may call specifick sciences Fit for a gentleman; and surely he That knows them not, at least i... ...r; “men will not always start at these nicknames as at a trumpet-sound. As social life is better protected, its comforts will become too dear to be ha... ...was served up. The turn of conversation corresponded with and added to the social feelings of the company. The Marquis expanded with pleasure on the p... ...of the district. In private, however, she traded more deeply in the occult sciences; for, notwithstanding the dreadful punishments inflicted upon the ... ...d in those arts by Beelzebub himself. The worst of the pretenders to these sciences was, that they were generally persons who, feeling themselves odio... ...nt, impatiently expected their arrival in the state gallery. At length the social party broke up at a late hour, and the gentlemen crowded into the sa...

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...and all is confusion. ’ For a person who knows nothing of this fact in the science of optics, this seemed quite a remarkable idea. ‘We also loved her ... ...er untiring industry, kind deportment, unwearied benevolence, and the many social and excellent traits which make her worthy to bear her adopted name....

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...augh; and she gathered herself up to answer, “Naming and collecting is not science.” “And masonry is not architecture, but you can’t have ar- chitectu... ... not go on the platform, but sat in the carriage reading the report of the Social Science Congress, until the travellers began to emerge, and Captain ... ... on the platform, but sat in the carriage reading the report of the Social Science Congress, until the travellers began to emerge, and Captain Keith (... ... were a discreet youth; but to be connected with such a union of learning, social science, and homeaopathy, soared beyond my utmost ambition. I suppos... ... discreet youth; but to be connected with such a union of learning, social science, and homeaopathy, soared beyond my utmost ambition. I suppose the w... ...n which she recognised some distinguished names of per- sons interested in Social Science. She would not wound his feelings by too close an inquiry, b... ... she recognised some distinguished names of per- sons interested in Social Science. She would not wound his feelings by too close an inquiry, but she ... ...the nuts that nobody else would crack. The whole affair was one of the few social gatherings that she really tolerated and enjoyed, and her mother gaz... ...- zation between Rachel and a plainly dressed lady, who knew all about the social science heroines of whom Rachel had longed to hear. After a time, ho...

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... extremely abundant in the few spots where they do occur; and that of some social plants being social, that is, abound- ing in individuals, even on th... ... in relation to the parent, and of the parent in relation to the young. In social animals it will adapt the structure of each individual for the benef... ... state of nature occasionally become sterile; and if such insects had been social, and it had been profitable to the community that a number should ha... ...ne ox could ever have propagated its kind. Thus I believe it has been with social insects: a slight modification of structure, or instinct, correlated... ...terile females of the same species has been produced, which we see in many social insects. But we have not as yet touched on the climax of the difficu... ...ture historian will recognise as hav- ing produced a revolution in natural science, yet does not admit how incomprehensibly vast have been the past pe... ...s of immigration, some light can be thrown on ancient geography. The noble science of Geology loses glory from the extreme imperfection of the record....

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...never expressed by the activity of a single historic personage. Historical science in its endeavor to draw nearer to truth continually takes smaller a... ...emed yet to re- alize what awaited the city. Only two things indicated the social condition of Moscow— the rabble, that is the poor people, and the pr... ... ished and are perishing for the public good”—and he began thinking of his social duties to his family and to the city en- trusted to him, and of hims...

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...’ Epirot prince, and hosts Of single chiefs, or states in league combin’d Of social warfare; hence Torquatus stern, And Quintius nam’d of his neglecte... ...g the school, and in composing his voluminous works on divinity and natural science. He died in 1280. The absurd imputation of his having dealt in... ...f the stars, or to pry into the subtleties of metaphysical and mathematical science: but asked for that wisdom which might fit him for his kingly o...

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...stronomy, and we recounted by turns the most interesting discoveries in that science. But at length we composed ourselves seriously to sleep. It was i... ...n new, and adequate to the The Allegash and East Branch 111 occasion. I let science slide, and rejoiced in that light as if it had been a fellow cre... ...d, would have been altogether out of place there. That is for pale daylight. Science with its retorts would have put me to sleep; it was the opportuni... ... some other trees, greatly to the convenience of the lumberer. They are of a social habit, growing in “veins,” “clumps,” “groups,” or “communities,” a... ...eon, lives in one of them, in Lincoln. The Penobscot Indians seem to be more social, even, than the whites. Ever and anon in the deepest wilderness of...

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...urs or so, and then coming back in pochayses? I don’t know where this here science is to stop, mind you; that’s what bothers me. ’ Here there was a co... ...lating masses of vapour was gorgeously picturesque; together with a little science about the refraction of the sun’s rays, and some myste- rious hints... ...n the very name of Christmas. Petty jealousies and discords are forgotten; social feelings are awakened, in bosoms to which they have long been strang... ... and upwards, without wish for change, or care for variety, when his whole social system was suddenly upset and turned com- pletely topsy-turvy—not by...

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...sed. They recognized that the changed financial conditions had raised up a social bar between their daughters and the young me chanics. The daughters... ...te. He would visit his friends and acquaintances. They would invite him to social parties, insisting that he should partake of the amuse ments that w... ...ade is financed mainly from the graveyards. Bequests, you understand. Con science money. Confession of an old crime and deliberate perpetration of a ... ...e idea, though I think it is a mistake. It would be an irreparable loss to science if they should get away. The old one is tamer than it was and can l...

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...nfortunate position of an exile has its advantages. At a certain height of social position (wealth has got nothing to do with it, we have been ruined ... ..., from two pictures and also from a phrase pronounced by a man, who in the science of life and in the perception of aesthetic truth had no equal in th... ...great political (and domestic) influence at Court. The card was, under its social form, a mere command to present myself before the grandee. No Royali... ...is complexion was uniformly pale, his mouth was red, but not engaging. His social status was not very defi- nite. He was wearing a dark blue overcoat ...

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...tific method, Flaubert believed this method to be efficacious in art as in science. For instance, in the writing of a romance, he seemed to be as scie... ...middle distance, his novels can be considered an irrefutable record of the social classes which he studied at a certain time and along certain lines. ... ...used him much sorrow. COUNTESS SATAN I. THEY WERE DISCUSSING DYNAMITE, the social revolution, Nihilism, and even those who cared least about politics ... ...rthrow the actual order of things, no matter by what means, and to replace social con- centration by a universal upheaval. “It was the dream of a T ar...

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...stand that my going to the duke’s house has almost become a matter of con- science with me. I have not known how to make it appear that it would be ri... ...the advantage and ame- lioration of those who did not stand so high in the social scale.’ And then he paused for a moment, during which Mrs Smith rema... ...s a rustle of leaves; for not a few of those ‘who stood not so high in the social scale’ had brought their maps with them, and refreshed their memorie... ... to what it is to change his position, and place himself lower down in the social rank. Much less can he know what it is to put down the woman he love... ...k farmers, male and female, were a rude, rough set, not bordering in their social rank on the farmer gentle; and Lady Lufton, knowing this, and hearin... ... round, unless it be of a subsidiary thimble- ful when the business of the social intercourse has been dinner. And indeed this handing round has becom...

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...ed by it, yet his strut seemed to indicate that, besides military matters, social inter- ests and the fair sex occupied no small part of his thoughts.... ...offensive, the plan of which, carefully prepared in accord with the modern science of strategics, had 48 War and Peace – Book Two been handed to Kutu...

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...that a tribe in honour high That place possess’d. “O thou, who every art And science valu’st! who are these, that boast Such honour, separate from all... ...deed Over this city, nam’d with such debate Of adverse gods, and whence each science sparkles, Avenge thee of those arms, whose bold embrace Hath clas... ...’ Epirot prince, and hosts Of single chiefs, or states in league combin’d Of social warfare; hence Torquatus stern, And Quintius nam’d of his neglecte... ...g the school, and in composing his voluminous works on divinity and natural science. He died in 1280. The absurd imputation of his having dealt in... ...f the stars, or to pry into the subtleties of metaphysical and mathematical science: but asked for that wisdom which might fit him for his kingly o...

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...r them, I could not but remember that I was separating myself from all the social and intellectual enjoyments of life. Yet, strange as it may seem... ...aptain to the smallest boy; and a day of rest and of something like quiet, social enjoyment, was all that we could expect. We continued runni... ... that he might have been taught navigation, and the elements of many of the sciences, with the most perfect ease. Old ‘‘Mr. Bingham’’ spoke very litt... ...n the watch with that man for any given hours of my life passed in study and social intercourse. - 103 - Two Years Before the Mast Richard Henry Dan... ...r in friendly visiting, or teaching of Sunday Schools, or other humane and social duties. This is as much the practice with what at home are c... ...able to do much for them. It was the name of a physician of wealth and high social position, well known in the city as the owner of many small tene...

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... his equals in age, partook of the enmity of their parents. His tender and social nature had already overflowed in attachments to everything about him... ...keep it buried with me forever.” “O wretch, regardless of the interests of science!” cried Doc- tor Cacaphodel, with philosophic indignation. “Thou ar... ...n of the manner in which the world kept itself cheerful and prosperous, by social pleasures and an intercourse of busi- ness, while he, in seclusion, ...

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...urs or so, and then coming back in pochayses? I don’t know where this here science is to stop, mind you; that’s what bothers me. ’ Here there was a co... ...lating masses of vapour was gorgeously picturesque; together with a little science about the refraction of the sun’s rays, and some myste- rious hints... ...n the very name of Christmas. Petty jealousies and discords are forgotten; social feelings are awakened, in bosoms to which they have long been strang... ... and upwards, without wish for change, or care for variety, when his whole social system was suddenly upset and turned com- pletely topsy-turvy—not by... ...ers meet- ing beneath his chin, seemed strings wherewith to tie it on, ere science had rendered them unnecessary by her patent invisible springs. ‘Din... ...a permanent engagement at a fashionable haircutter’s; hairdressing being a science to which he had frequently directed his attention. In this situatio... ...claimed that most romantic of all ro- mantic young ladies, as the light of science seated him- self beside her, ‘Oh, Edward, is it you?’ Mr. Theodosiu...

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... make a scoundrel of me, even if they do decide I must pay. I have my con- science, so let them decide. Anyway, the case will be over; it will be sett... ... must find some means to make it easier for him to leave me without a con- science-prick. That’ s what worries me, V anya. Help me. Can’t you advise s... ...when we were driving to Bubnov’ s. By natural temperament, brother, and by social position I’m one of those people who can do nothing sensible themsel... ...we should all be suffocated. That’s why, I may observe in parenthesis, our social proprieties and conventions are so good. They have a profound value,...

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...not only as regarded their happiness, but as to mar- riage also, and as to social standing. But how great would be the fall if his son should at last ... ...d his well-sustained indifference to the world’s opinions on most of those social matters with which the world meddles; and therefore the words which ... ...elieve me that though from the roughness of my manner, being now unused to social intercourse, I seem to be ungracious and forbidding, I am grateful a... ...attractions which belonged to Johnny’s appearance and general manners, and social standing, and reputed wealth. But it would not be wise to punish a m... ... ‘V ery slightly—very slightly indeed. He is a gentleman not much given to social habits, and has been but seldom here. But he is an old friend whom m... ...t he would go deep into Greek and do a transla- tion, or take up the exact sciences and make a name for him- self in that way. But as he had enough fo...

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...nd galleries and crowded thor 36 JACK LONDON oughfares, of evening dress and social functions, of good men and dear women he had known, — but they w... ...on she occupied was as unique as his. She was the one Indian woman who was the social equal with the several white women at Tana naw Station. She was... ...day Evening Post, 22 May, 1909. Second magazine publi cation in International Socialist Review, V ol. 15, No. 1, July 1914, pp. 7 17. South of the S... ...sheet anchor himself as Freddie Drummond, closer ties and relations in his own social nook were necessary. It was time that he was married, any way, ... ...e adventur ers, soldiers of fortune, bandits, disgruntled American union men, socialists, anarchists, rough necks, Mexican exiles, peons escaped from... ...ely, as only a man can do who is capable of martyring himself for the cause of science, he proceeded to vio late all the fineness and delicacy of his ...

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... in thy secresie although alone, Best with thy self accompanied, seek’st not Social communication, yet so pleas’d, Canst raise thy Creature to what hi... ... impassiond thus began. O Sacred, Wise, and Wisdom giving Plant, Mother of Science, Now I feel thy Power Within me cleere, not onely to discerne Thi...

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...secresie although alone, Best with thy self accompanied, seek’st not 1065 Social communication, yet so pleas’d, Canst raise thy Creature to what ... ...assiond thus began. O Sacred, Wise, and Wisdom-giving Plant, Mother of Science, Now I feel thy Power 680 Within me cleere, not onely to discern...

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...came in, a gentleman well known in all fashionable circles, parliamentary, social, and racing, who was rather older than the company on this occasion,... ... had felt this, and conscious of reputation already made by herself in the social life of New York, she had half trusted that she would be well receiv... ...bout anything he is quite willing to lend a hand to communism, radicalism, socialism, chop- ping people’s heads off, or anything else. ’ ‘That’s all v... ...baters at their colleges, or at twenty-five were already deep in politics, social sci- ence, and educational projects. What good would all his wealth ... ... that I had never cared for him, and that he need have nothing on his con- science. But I doubt whether he was glad to hear it. Men are so vain! I ha...

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...s of beeches, and fre- quent Tudor mansions, its constant county hunt, its social graces, and the general air of clanship which pervades it, has made ... ...t Scatcherd, who had hitherto been silent enough about his sister in those social hours which he passed with his gentleman friend, boasted of the enga... ...aw that it was now much beyond his faded powers to touch the heart or con- science of such a youth as his son had become. What now could he do for his... ... had in effect banished herself from the most intimate of the Greshamsbury social circles. She magnified in her own mind the importance of the confere...

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...TER XXIX CHAPTER XXIX CHAPTER XXIX Heart affluence in household talk, From social fountains never dry. —Tennyson. “WHAT A BORE!” “What’s the matter no... ...t improved, though the Misses Anderson talked a great deal about progress, science, and lectures. The Ladies’ Committee were constantly at war with th... ...o wholesome abode, when overcrowded, and in the tropics! Mr. Ernescliffe’s science, resolution, and con- stancy, had saved his men so far; but with th... ... there may be much that is disagreeable.” “Not the study,” said T om. “The science is famous work. I like what I see of it in my father’s books, and t... ... doctors hope to bolster each other up till Mr. Tom comes down with modern science in full force. That boy will do great things—he has as clear a head...

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...les, re- lapsing into the old man. ‘ And the highest and most estimable of social ties,’ said the collector. ‘Noose! As if one was caught, trapped int... ...unteering more than one song of no inconsiderable length, and regaling the social circle between-whiles with recollections of divers splendid women wh... ...fortune and separation alone could give! In short, the poor Nicklebys were social and happy; while the rich Nickleby was alone and miserable. 452 THE... ...e are my fears, and these fears I found upon your own demeanour. Your con- science will tell you, sir, whether I construe it well or not.’ ‘For Heaven...

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...fortune and separation alone could give! In short, the poor Nicklebys were social and happy; while the rich Nickleby was alone and miserable. CHAPTER ... ...e are my fears, and these fears I found upon your own demeanour. Your con- science will tell you, sir, whether I construe it well or not.’ ‘For Heaven...