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...n to the mountain in ’37. The same questions were put to Louis, and the same information obtained, while the other Indian stood by. It appeared that t... ...he distances, since every log hut in these woods is a public house, and such information is of no little consequence to those who may have occasion to... ...orld; and, as the distances with which he is familiar are greater, so is his information more general and far reaching than the villager’s. If I were ... ...itude; and as for “ornamentation,” one of those words with a dead tail which architects very prop erly use to describe their flourishes, there were th... ...Great difference between me and white man.” It appeared as if the sources of information were so various that he did not give a distinct, conscious at...

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...ceed,” said I. “Or not,” said Dupin. “Well, then; I have received personal information, from a very high quarter, that a certain document of the last ... ... goes, is at least to blame in not having gone very much farther. For full information on this interesting topic, I must refer the 22 Poe in Five V o... ...ould rejoice in it but for the ex- cess of its glory. The taste of all the architects I have ever known leads them, for the sake of ‘prospect,’ to put... ...you upon an expeditious and decisive plan of obtaining this very necessary information. Please to examine, at your leisure, the inner linings of the c... ... by a neighbour during the night; suspicion of foul play had been aroused; information had been lodged at the police office, and 219 V olume Two they...

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...ns into good English. 130 Mankind in the Making subjects are essentially “information” subjects. They differ in prestige rather than in educational q... ...hed, it is quite probable the evil would flourish extremely, and necessary information would be ruthlessly suppressed. Many of our present laws and pr... ...much the suppression of in- formation as of a certain manner of presenting information, and our intention is at the most delay, and to give the whole-... ...Only and by nasty little pamphlets of pseudo-medical and highly alarm- ing information stuffed into clean young hands*—ultra “adult” that stuff should... ...Physiology, and some with a proclivity for drawing and design would become architects, designers of appliances, and the like. The idea of the ordinary...

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... our contemporary ease and comfort is erected—is giving out. The spread of information and the means of pre- sentation in every class and the increase... ... careful list of thoroughly modern encyclopaedias, atlases, and volumes of information, and a particularly complete cata- logue of all literature that... ...ns, an immense tradition, that this constant mucking about of builders and architects is destroying al- most as effectually as removal to a new site. ... ...rich patients is the specialist available; there are no properly organised information bureaus for him, and no means whatever of keeping him informed ...

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...resent biographer, because he wrote so many letters and conveyed so little information, summed up this first period of affliction in a letter to Miss ... ...ts and figures, by the same writer in a letter to the Civil Engineers’ and Architects’ Journal, 1862. 61 Records of a Family of Engineers rock those ...

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... at which he was present. Some Indians, who had been taken prisoners, gave information of a tribe living north of the Colorado. Two hundred soldiers w... ...irty years of age. The three survivors of course possessed very valu- able information and to extort this they were placed in a line. The two first be... ...t the Indians. Insignificant as this stream is, the Jesuit Falconer, whose information is generally so very correct, fig- ures it as a considerable ri... ...f Sur- geons.* Don F. Muniz, of Luxan, has kindly collected for me all the information which he could respect- ing this breed. From his account it see... ...stand a good deal of English, it was singularly diffi- cult to obtain much information from them, concern- ing the habits of their countrymen; this wa... ...ents; yet what will that tell against the accumulated labour of myriads of architects at work night and day, month after month? Thus do we see the sof... ... small limit of depth at which the effective corals can live: — the little architects having built up their great wall- like mass, as the whole sank d...

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...them. Mary asked no further question, nor did the doctor volunteer further information. She would have been most anxious to ask about her mother’s his... ...’s hand on the pretext of feeling his pulse, but was drawing quite as much information from the touch of the sick man’s skin, and the look of the sick... ...ing of white stone, lately erected at an enormous cost by one of the first architects of the day. It was an immense pile, and seemed to cover ground e... ... of it as a possibility to Beatrice, and was not quite unprepared when the information reached him. He consequently bought his cutting-whip, and wrote... ...dy in his desk. But in order that the idea of omnipresent and omni- scient information may be kept up, the young must be chronicled as quickly as the ... ...d believing what she had heard, thought it best to tell the truth. But the information was not of a kind to quiet Mary’s spirit. ‘Very well, ’ said sh...

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...ns’ collection was installed in a great old-fashioned salon such as French architects used to build for the old noblesse; a room twenty-five feet broa... ...cke’s Providence, was assisted by Dr. Poulain, who filled in the necessary information as to Pons’ age and birthplace; the German knew but one thing— ...

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...icular permission from the king, to be granted only in con- sequence of an information from the intendant of the province, certifying that he had exam... ...s nearly the same; and as there seems to be no reason to doubt of the good information of either, it marks an increase which is scarce inferior to tha... ...ty. Quality, however, is so very disputable a matter, that I look upon all information of this kind as somewhat uncertain. In the clothing manufacture... ...on with his own. His condition leaves him no time to receive the necessary information, and his education and habits are commonly such as to render hi... ...tinually occupied by objects of a very different kind, can have no regular information concerning the conduct and circumstances of the greater part of... ...tter class, our merchants and manufacturers have been by far the principal architects. In the mercantile regulations which have been taken notice of i...