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...You were 24 last June. You’ve been at Harrow and Cambridge. You’ve been to India and Japan. Y ou must know a lot of things now; unless you have wasted... ... the needy and the out- cast: you love the oppressed races, the negro, the Indian ryot, the Pole, the Irishman. Do you love the Japanese? Do you love ...

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...N. No sir. I understand it’s a very wet climate, sir. I’d better pack your india-rubber overalls. BROADBENT. Do. Where’s Mr Doyle? HODSON. I’m expecti... ...rkable tribute to the liberty of conscience enjoyed by the subjects of our Indian Empire. LARRY. No doubt; but may we venture to ask what is the myste... ... me that this earth of ours must be hell, and that we are all here, as the Indian revealed to me—perhaps he was sent to reveal it to me to expiate cri...

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...led two hundred pheasants for a bet. In Turkey he had got into a harem; in India he had hunted on an elephant, and now in Russia he wished to taste al...

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...ust before he was ordered to the Lake frontier. The war had stirred up the Indians to acts of violence they had not committed for many years, and a tr... ...estroyed, and her certificate and her wed- ding ring taken from her by the Indians, thought that the marriage could not be substantiated—but by a clev... ...a young man, in Canada. They sent me proofs that all had perished when the Indians attacked the village; but—” and then he put his hands over his face... ... brother’s face. “But you failed to discover that she was rescued from the Indians; gave birth to me, your daughter, Hester; and only died two years a... ...o believe that—she—his first wife—had been killed in a massacre by the Red Indians; but if what this person says is true, she only died two years ago.... ...ry rea- son to believe his first wife had perished by the hands of the Red Indians long before he married my mother. What he did was done in entire ig... ...n on the river. But in the course of the day Jaquetta routed out a pair of India rubber boots which, with worsted stockings beneath, did not press the...

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...say, ‘I shall become too fond of it. ’ One would think that they preferred india-rubber children, which could neither be sick nor die, and could alway... ...-in-chief of the forces, and sent him with an army to fight the Viceroy of India. Having started on their mission of con- quest, they were unaware tha... ...t I, following in their wake, had wet all their powder. I also went to the Indian ruler and showed him how I could create numberless soldiers from str... .... Simeon’s army, seeing that they were surrounded by such a vast number of Indian warriors of my creation, became frightened, and Simeon commanded to ... ... Simeon, overjoyed at his success, declared his intention of marching into Indian territory and subduing the Vice- roy of that country. But Simeon’s i... ...Vice- roy of that country. But Simeon’s intentions reached the ears of the Indian ruler, who prepared to do battle with him. In addition to having sec... ...ok him, and instead of being the conqueror he was him- self conquered. The Indian ruler had so arranged his army that Simeon could not even get within... ... king- dom, and said: “Help me, for I have been defeated and ruined by the Indian Viceroy.” Tarras replied: “How can I help you, when I have had no fo...

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... this exemption is the economic expression of their superior rank. Brahmin India affords a fair illustration of the industrial ex- emption of both the... ...se the suppression of ancestor worship in China, or of the caste system in india, or of slavery in Africa, or the establishment of equality of the sex...

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...e’d worn a clinging Liberty tea-gown instead of a magenta satin.” “With an India shawl over her shoulders—” “Fastened at the bosom with a Cairngorm-pi... ...ned to create a strange atmosphere of dissolution. “I knew he was going to India in November, but I forgot.” “He sailed on the 17th for Nigeria, in Af... ...e.” Margaret asked who Dolly’s people were. “Fussell. The father is in the Indian army—retired; the brother is in the army. The mother is dead.” So pe... ...tiful and more lively, but “the Miss Schlegels” still remained a composite Indian god, whose waving arms and contradictory speeches were the product o... ...e London party only numbered eight—the Fussells, father and son, two Anglo-Indian ladies named Mrs. Plynlimmon and Lady Edser, Mrs. Warrington Wilcox ... ... hat. Then Mrs. Warrington herself, leading the quiet child; the two Anglo-Indian ladies were always last. Maids, courier, heavy luggage, had already ... ...s hilarity here. Evie, in a petticoat, was danc- ing with one of the Anglo-Indian ladies, while the other was adoring yards of white satin. They screa...

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...am stood at the door of Moncrief House. The coachman, enveloped in a white india-rubber coat, was bestirring himself a little after the re- cent showe... ... ruddy gold hair, now shaded by a large, untrimmed straw hat. Her dress of Indian muslin, with half-sleeves terminating at the elbows in wide ruffles,... ...o the round drawing-room, where she found Mr. Parker examining a trophy of Indian armor, and presenting a back view of a short gentleman in a spruce b... ...ch. Since he had relieved her of that cost she had visited America, Egypt, India, and the colonies, and had grown constantly richer. From this great t...

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...resting.” “Oh, that’s this missionary?” “Yes; he told us about the life in India, most interest- ing things.” The conversation, interrupted by her com...

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...e Apprentices – Dickens 6 mas; and, in the meantime there was a lecture on India for those who liked it—which Idle and Goodchild did not. Likewise, ...

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...e. I remember that, in 1838, many were waiting for the results of the West India experiment, before they could come into our ranks. Those “results” ha...

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...ory, emanating principally from the inspired prophets and seers of Israel, India, and Leo Tolstoy 32 China. Finally, in 1909, in a letter to a friend...

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...urgatory and Jerusalem are antipodal, and in one direc- tion the Ganges or India was arbitrarily assumed to be their common horizon. The night is here... ...n by half the edge dies away. Gold and fine silver, and scarlet and white, Indian wood lucid and clear, 4 fresh emer- ald at the instant it is split,... ...only is thy reply of need, for all these have a greater thirst for it than Indian or Ethiop of cold water. T ell us how it is that thou makest of thys... ...r spread the higher up they are, 6 would be wondered at for height by the Indians in 1 The three heavenly Virtues. 2 “Thou lookest too fixedly; tho...

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...se who have reached the last degree of wretchedness, he thought of how, in India, the law ordained that widows should die; he longed to die. He was no...

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...n alps without a wind. As the flames which Alexander in those hot parts of India saw falling upon his host, solid to the ground, wherefore he took car...

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...r all, that did most to serve our Kate, was Kate. War was then raging with Indians, both from Chili and Peru. Kate had always done her duty in action;... ...r a 100 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers small party—galloped after the Indian column that was car- rying away the trophy—charged—saw all her own p... ...it the cavalry of Spain, at whose head so often she had charged the bloody Indian scalpers? Was it, according to the legend of ancient days, cavalry t... ...paniards a mestizza; that is, the daughter of a genuine Span- iard, and an Indian mother. I shall call her simply a creole,* which will indicate her w... ...p subtle melancholy and the beautiful contours of limb which belong to the Indian race—a race destined si- lently and slowly to fade from the earth. N... ... only fifty per cent of Spanish blood, Juana had seventy-five; so that her Indian melancholy after all was swallowed up for the present by her Vandal,... ...n and origin. The death-watch extends from England to Cashmere, and across India diagonally to the remotest nook of Bengal, over a three thousand mile... ... of Bengal, over a three thousand miles’ distance from the entrance of the Indian Punjaub. A hare crossing a man’s path on starting in the morning, ha... ...der the European name of Ghaznee, was so recently taken in one hour by our Indian army under Lord Keane Mahmood was the first Mahometan invader of Hin...

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...ason whatever; at first the joy was small, and rolled in her bosom like an india-rubber ball; then it became more mas- sive, bigger, and rushed like a...

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...e never to have a Navy.’ Brave Suffren must return from Hyder Ally and the Indian Waters; with small re- sult; yet with great glory for ‘six non-defea... ...edit of all kinds, for he had written Academic Prize Essays, struggled for India Companies, given dinners to Philosophes, and ‘realised a fortune in t... ...! The other captive Bodyguard is still circling the corpse of Jerome, amid Indian war-whooping; bloody Tilebeard, with tucked sleeves, brandishing his... ...ich may never arrive. Few years ago Bouille was to have led a French East- Indian Expedition, and reconquered or conquered Pondicherri and the Kingdom... ...hether those Dirks of improved structure with barbs be ‘meant for the West-India market,’ or not meant. Men beat, the wrong way, their ploughshares in... ...ech. Northward, towards uncertainty, and the Cimmerian Night: towards West-Indian Isles, for with thin Emigrant delirium the son of the whirlwind cann... ...urs; Diligences ruffling up all France into one terrific terrified Cock of India; and the Town of Nantes in its shirt,—may fancy what an affair to set... ...ore on the coast of the Maldives long ago, while sailing and soldiering as Indian Fighter; flung ashore since then, as hungry Parisian Pleasure- hunte... ...racted’ there is in human nature. Black Mumbo-Jumbo of the woods, and most Indian Wau-waus, one can understand: but this of Procureur Anaxagoras whilo...

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...ate au- tumn to go abroad somewhere to the South of France… to Italy… . to India! “I should certainly go abroad too,” his wife said. “But look at the ...

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...n his overcoat. When he came out of the house, an isvostchik he knew, with india-rubber tires to his trap, was at the door wait- ing for him. “You had... ...eat deal, was very interest- ing to listen to when he spoke about America, India, Ja- pan and Siberia. The young merchant interested in the gold mines... .... The conversation at dinner was carried on by fits and starts, now it was India that the Englishman talked about, now the Tonkin expedition that the ...