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...amation 7 Autobiographic Sketches of holding) certain fixed principles in politics, or possibly religion. These distinguishing features, which become... ... thought revolutionary. I thought so myself, and did not go along with its politics. Inevitably that accident shut them out from the knowledge of a ve... ...f religion, pretended to do so. Her in- come, though diminished now by the partition with Mr. Lee, was still above a thousand per annum; which, though... ...e have arisen) from 199 Autobiographic Sketches what is termed, in modern politics, the principle of central- ization, have been for us either evaded... ..., I mean.” Perhaps, however, his knowledge did not extend so far as to the politics of a nobleman who had taken no violent or factious part in public ... ...indeed, sometimes I knew for certain—that, in the person- alities of Irish politics from Grattan downwards, a spirit of fiery misrepresentation prevai...

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...isly Grisell while swallowing his was in deep conversation over north- ern politics with the courteous Earl, who had come down to speed his guests. As... ...sell and Clemence were packing linen, and the little shutter of the wooden partition was open. Thus Lambert found Grisell standing with clasped hands,...

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...mories of Mr. Nicholas B. might have been shaped by the events of the last partition of Poland, and he lived long enough to suffer from the last armed... ...had not placed in position with my own hands); all the history, geography, politics, finance; the wealth of Charles Gould’s silver-mine, and the splen...

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...- ries of Mr. Nicholas B. might have been shaped by the events of the last partition of Poland, and he lived long enough to suffer from the last armed... ...had not placed in position with my own hands); all the history, geography, politics, finance; the wealth of Charles Gould’s silver-mine, and the splen...

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...ooked hesitatingly around them, and appeared to doubt the thickness of the partition between them and the office of M. de T reville; but a fresh allus... ...continued the citi- zen, “that I am convinced that there is less love than politics in all this.” “Less love than politics,” replied D’Artagnan, with ... ...e voice became more and more indistinct; a tumultu- ous movement shook the partition. The victim resisted as much as a woman could resist four men. “P... ...she was regaining some little influence over her husband. “You meddle with politics, do you—and still more, with cardinalist politics? Why, you sell y... ... all is considered, you are right. In the long run, a man knows more about politics than a woman, particularly such as, like you, Mon- sieur Bonacieux... ...nded. Kitty went to her mistress, and did not leave the door open; but the partition was so thin that one could hear nearly all that passed between th...

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...uthern version, of course, but Mrs. Luna didn’t care anything about American politics, and she wanted her son to know all sides), and Newton did nothi... ...w. Such an impression, however, would not have prevented him from going into politics, if there had been any other way to represent constituencies tha... ...entered into a new phase; into what does he call it? the domain of practical politics. As for me, you don’t suppose I don’t want everything we poor wo... ...oked at each other very hard in the eyes, and Ransom heard the organ, beyond partitions, Chapter 41 337 launching its waves of sound through the hall...

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...: let him weigh and eye them: and then the plan was for Anthony to talk of politics, while the farmer’s mind was in a ferment. With this arrangement t... ...ve-and-twenty pounds, he repelled the stare of a man behind a neighbouring partition. “There are not many of that sort in the kingdom,” he said to the... ...you like, sir.” Algernon noticed as he turned away that the man behind the partition, who had more the look of a dapper young shopman than of a needy ... ... gave the squire some fraternal sentiment. From that, they fell to talking politics, and differed. The breach was healed 272 Rhoda Fleming by a diver... ...alk always produced discom- fort in his ingenuous bosom. “By the way, what politics are you?” he asked. Sedgett replied, staring, that he was a Tory, ...

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..., one would say, which the Majesty of Prussia (if it so pleased him) might partition, and clip in pieces, like a Poland; flinging the remainder to poo... ... and forget her. The drowsy Dili- gence lumbers along; amid drowsy talk of Politics, and praise of the Mountain; in which she mingles not; all night, ... ...ent,— whither others are fared to follow. Rabaut has built himself a false-partition, in a friend’s house; lives, in invisible dark- ness, between two...

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...sired result.” “Well,” said Monte Cristo, “it is just as I thought; it was politics which brought Noirtier and M. d’Epinay into personal contact. Al- ... ...anti is already one, perhaps; but then, hereditary rank is abolished.” “No politics, Caderousse. And now that you have all you want, and that we under... ...my meaning, and that is all I want. Well, three days after that you talked politics with M. Debray, and you fancied from his words that Don Carlos had... ... count; “but I have not seen your father.” “See, he is down there, talking politics with that little group of great geniuses.” “Indeed?” said Monte Cr... ...courage, your wife is an heiress.” “Indeed, Beauchamp, you are unbearable. Politics has made you laugh at everything, and political men have made you ... ...vault formed a square of white stones, about twenty feet high; an interior partition separated the two families, and each apartment had its entrance d... ...t liberty. He was not mistaken; peering through the crevices of the wooden partition, he soon dis- covered the young girl, who cast aside all her usua...

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...ch would have wearied the arm of any other than Coeur de Lion. In an outer partition of the pavilion waited two or three officers of the royal househo... ...med the usurp- ing authority of the King of England. Such was the state of politics and opinions entertained by the Archduke of Aus- tria, when Conrad... ...he sounds gave him reason to judge, he could only be separated by a canvas partition. Lamps were burning, as he might perceive by the shadowy light wh... ...is nearer at hand than you wot—he lieth ensconced there behind that canvas partition.” “And within hearing of each word we have said!” exclaimed the Q...

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... are prodigiously augmented by the contrasts. A pretty air in an opera is prettier there than it could be anywhere else, I suppose, just as an honest ... ...ways got up two hours ahead of me. But this is common in German hotels; the people gener- ally go to bed long after eleven and get up long before eigh... ...stics?” “No, not exactly that. I asked the questions and she an- swered them.” “This is divine. Go on—it is not possible that you forgot to inquire in...

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...! A man is suffi- ciently condemned if it can only be shown that either in politics or religion he does not belong to some new school established with... ... occupied him- self too much with high church matters, and the polem- ics, politics, and outward demonstrations usually concur- rent with high churchm... ...ls, which he declared to be in want of some surgeon’s art. There was not a partition that he did not tap, nor a block of chimneys that he did not narr... ...ey can buy that—and, thank God—no Arabin, and no Thorne, can sell it. ’ In politics, Mr Thorne was an unflinching conservative. He looked on those fif... ...apos- tasy of those who had been regarded as the truest of true believers. Politics in England, as a pursuit for gentlemen, must be at an end. Had Mr ... ...e though not outrageous in his sports. Previous to the great down- fall of politics in his country, he had supported the hunt by every means in his po... ...deavoured to rem- edy the discomfort of such an arrangement. A huge screen partitioned off the front door and a portion of the hall, and from the angl...

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...must the disunited People look over the borders, into a dim sea of Foreign Politics and Diploma- cies, with hope or apprehension, with mutual exaspera... ...m, had bargained for this short cut. The infinite dim movement of European Politics waved a skirt over these spaces, passing on its way; like the pass... ...ntly come and take compensation—so much as they can get. Nay might one not partition France, as we have done Poland, and are doing; and so pacify it w...

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...tomime, to fall asunder under the instant reaction of a few false moves in politics, or a single unfortunate campaign. Hence it was, and from the prud... ...cunning or the sagacity of Augustus so much displayed, as in his treaty of partition with the senate, which settled the distribution of the provinces,...

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...t of the stable. She stood motionless, waiting for him to come through the partition door. The horses were so terrifyingly near to her, in the invisib... ...he two men sat talking together like cronies. Yet it was chiefly a kind of politics they talked. On the second day after Hadrian’s arrival, Matilda sa...

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... Royalty fed in public. The sumptuous banqueting-room contained a barrier, partitioning off a space where Charles IX. sat alone at his table, as a Sta... ...hinder the Duke of Guise from being a good Frenchman, and a foe to Spain.’ Politics had not developed themselves in Berenger’s mind, and he listened i... ...d, his heart and head were far too full to 74 Yo n g e take in the web of politics. Sooth to say, the elopement in prospect seemed to him infinitely ... ...isted windmills airily waving their arms on the top of lofty masts. It was partitioned into small farms, inhabited by a simple-hearted peasantry, reli... ... first Valois. The room had a certain appearance of com- fort; there was a partition across it, a hearth with some re- mains of wood-ashes, a shelf, h... ...he parlour, the barest and most ascetic-look- ing of rooms, with a boarded partition across, unenlivened except by a grated hollow, and the outer port... ... an interval of suspense there was a pattering of little sabots behind the partition, and through the grating he beheld six little girls in blue serge... ... the support of the Huguenot cause, sometimes by arms, but more usually by politics, and constantly occupied by the hereditary govern- ment of one of ...

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... ever saw were formal, ev- ery one stiff, and speaking by rote, or talking politics. How glad I used to be to get on horseback again! But to see these... ...ould have been very little conversation had not the other gentleman talked politics, Philip leading the dis- cussion to bear upon the duties and prosp... ...dinner, and was pettish with his wife. Mrs. Edmonstone set Philip off upon politics, which lasted till the ladies could escape into the drawing-room. ... ...er a pompous man him- self, liked his somewhat stately manners, and talked politics with him, sincerely wishing he was his neighbour at Redclyffe, and... ...onvenient for a Sunday School. It only wanted to be floored, and to have a partition taken down, but to this Markham would not con- sent, treating it ... ...sing from the 294 The Heir of Redclyffe newly-demolished lath-and-plaster partition. The boys looked with longing eyes at the gun in his hand, and th...

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...y; our gentlemen will perform prodigies of valor in their encounters with the proud Castilians, and many of them will return crowned with laurels, to ... ...Will this closet suit you, my brother?” 65 Dumas “Perfectly well, sire; for I think no one can hear us here.” “I have dismissed my gentleman and my w... ...he little cabinet of which we have already spoken, and which the king be- lieved to be quite solitary. This little cabinet had formerly been part of t... ...is Charles, then, under none but bad aspects, and 197 Dumas you would wish me, a man of good sense, to go and make myself gratuitously the slave of a... ...well. D’Artagnan was in high spirits. Aramis exceeded himself in kind affability. Porthos ate like old Pelops. Their talk was of war, finance, the art... ...nd an expression of distress that Bragelonne kept his eyes fixed on him, until he heard him sigh, and then he approached him. The count had thrown him...

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...e apartment was arranged, served as a cardroom. It was divided by a slight partition from a boudoir looking out on the garden, and Madame Hulot left h... ...as he has been moulded by the Revolution of 1830; his mind infatuated with politics, respectful of his own hopes, and concealing them under an affecta... ...powerful check to the evil. The men who are giving their attentions to the politics of the day know not to what lengths the depravity of the lower cla... ...mentioned in my presence. I can make fun of anything under the sun: Kings, politics, finance, everything that is sacred in the eyes of the world— judg...

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...d become conscious again that, a few feet off, on the other side of a thin partition, a small keen flame of life was quivering and agitating the air. ... ...lked of the lateness of her train, of an impending crisis in international politics, of the difficulty of buying English tea in Paris and of the enorm...