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...s what the social forces in existence compel it to be, is true only in the sense in which it favors, instead of discouraging, the attempt to exercise,... ...o be fulfilled in every society, whether sta tionary or progressive. In a sense somewhat more enlarged, Order means the pres ervation of peace by th... ...r and certain oth ers for Progress, since the conditions of Order, in the sense now indicated, and those of Progress, are not opposite, but the same.... ...si tions which tend to crime, and this is Progress in a some what higher sense. The release of the individual from the cares and anxieties of a stat... ...t, uni versally, that when Order and Permanence are taken in their widest sense for the stability of existing advantages, the req uisites of Progres... ... is a greater degree of that of which Order is a less. Order, in any other sense, stands only for a part of the prerequisites of good gov ernment, no... ... we ask ourselves on what causes and conditions good government in all its senses, from the humblest to the most exalted, depends, we find that the pr... ...tendence over all the operations of society, so as to keep before each the sense of a present force sufficient to compel his obedi ence to the rule l... ...nd identifies the votary as little in feeling with the rest of his kind as sensuality itself. A good despotism means a government in which, so far as ...

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...r justice, I appeal to your accounts, I appeal, in fine, to your purse. My sense of generosity forbids the receipt of more – my sense of justice forbi... ...over’s loves? Must all ve veiled, while he that reads divines catching the sense at two removes?’ You see, ‘except’ was used for ‘unless’ before 1630.... ...akened by Mrs. S. at the door. ‘There’s a ship ashore at Shaltigoe!’ As my senses slowly flooded, I heard the whistling and the roaring of wind, and t... ...ave been very happy ever since, as every place is sanctified by the eighth sense, Memory. I walked up here this morning (three miles, Tu- Dieu! a good... ...omeliness, and perhaps a bit more furniture, just to take the edge off the sense of illimitable space, eternity, and a future state, and the like, tha... ...ity to write. The only new cloud on my horizon (I mean this in no menacing sense) is the Prince. I have philosophical and artistic discussions with th... ...nce in it of late, can do a good many amusing things (I mean amusing in my sense – amusing to do). You know, I lose all my forenoons at Court! So it i... ...other story, ‘The Sire de Maletroit’s Mousetrap’: a true novel, in the old sense; all unities preserved moreover, if that’s any- thing, and I believe ... ...you not my first, my only, admirer – a dear tie? Besides, you are a man of sense, and you treat me as one by writing to me as you do, and that gives m...

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...as a false knight Or evil king before my lance if lance Were mine to use—O senseless cataract, Bearing all down in thy precipitancy— And yet thou art ... ...it, And there were cries and clashings in the nest, That sent him from his senses: let me go. ’ Then Bellicent bemoaned herself and said, ‘Hast th... ...t let itself Be moulded by your wishes for her weal; Or whether some false sense in her own self Of my contrasting brightness, overbore Her fancy dwel... ...ing brightness, overbore Her fancy dwelling in this dusky hall; And such a sense might make her long for court And all its perilous glories: and I th... ...way—to hawk For waterfowl. Royaller game is mine. For such a supersensual sensual bond As that gray cricket chirpt of at our hearth— Touch flax with ... ... one sole aim, Nor ever touched fierce wine, nor tasted flesh, Nor owned a sensual wish, to him the wall That sunders ghosts and shadow-casting men Be... ...ase interpreters, From over-fineness not intelligible To things with every sense as false and foul As the poached filth that floods the middle street,... ...d gentle lord, Who wast, as is the conscience of a saint Among his warring senses, to thy knights— To whom my false voluptuous pride, that took Full e... ...r his grave Sacred, accept this old imperfect tale, New-old, and shadowing Sense at war with Soul, Ideal manhood closed in real man, Rather than that ...

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...hose Christianity was per fectly sound, healthy, full charged with common sense, and had no decayed places in it. People who had an ax to grind, or p... ... a lie.” “Well, upon my word, I never heard such nonsense! Haven’t you got sense enough to discriminate between lies! Don’t you know the difference be... ...fluent narrative, connected sequence of events—or philosophy, or logic, or sense. No; the rich, deep, beguiling charm of the book lies in the total an... ..., fine words, grand words, rumbling, thundering, reverberating words; with sense at taching if it could be got in without marring the sound, but not ... ...e departs from the custom of the time in one respect: his brethren allowed sense to intrude when it did not mar the sound, but he does not allow it to... ...got a noble burst of applause from the villagers; yet there isn’t a ray of sense in it, or meaning to it. McClintock finished his education at Yale in... ... inclinations from the flame that has already kindled in my soul a strange sensation. It will seek thee, my dear Elfonzo, it will find thee— thou can... ...uty. The tinge of the rose was in full bloom upon her cheek; the charms of sensibility and tenderness were always her associ ates. In Ambulinia’s bos... ...of fire, that kindled his soul into a flame of admiration, and carried his senses away captive. Ambulinia The $30,000 Bequest and Other Stories 70 ha...

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... period, thousands of years hence; nor is it a new species (in the Darwinian sense) of which we can know nothing, and which it would therefore be some... ..., mouthpiece or medium of an al- mighty power. The idea of revelation in the sense that some- thing becomes suddenly visible and audible with indescri... ...oomiest do not operate as antitheses, but as conditioned, as demanded in the sense of necessary shades of colour in such an overflow of light. There i... ...yet without meaning: a buffoon may be fateful to it. I want to teach men the sense of their existence, which is the Superman, the lightning out of the... ...e lightning out of the dark cloud— man. But still am I far from them, and my sense speaketh not unto their sense. To men I am still something between ... ...s wisdom is to keep awake in order to sleep well. And verily, if life had no sense, and had I to choose nonsense, this would be the desirablest nonsen... ... of something in the body.” The body is a big sagacity, a plurality with one sense, a war and a peace, a flock and a shepherd. An instrument of thy bo... ...s thy body with its big sagacity; it saith not “ego,” but doeth it. What the sense feeleth, what the spirit discerneth, hath never its end in itself. ... ...sense feeleth, what the spirit discerneth, hath never its end in itself. But sense and spirit would fain persuade thee that they are the end of all th...

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... THE GREAT STATE ...................................................................................................................... 72 THE COMMON SENSE OF WARFARE ..................................................................................... 99 THE CONTEMPORARY NOVEL ...............................................................................................1...

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............................................................... 72 THE COMMON SENSE OF WARFARE ............................................................. ...old on the sides of the car and prepared for something like the down-going sensa- tion of a switchback railway on a larger scale. Just for a mo- 13 H... ...gets a dis- agreeable quiver up one’s backbone from the wheels, and a real sense of falling. It is quite peculiar to flying that one is incredulous of... ...years seem almost as quaint as if I had set myself to record the fears and sensations of my First Ride in a Wheeled Ve- hicle. And I suspect that lear... ...d in the street and watch the dignitar- ies and the liveries pass by, this sense of critical expectation is perhaps greater than it is for those more ... ... no doubt, as the guaranteeing of a gen- eral peace goes, we may develop a sense of participation in that way. But it is well in these islands to reme... ...nd unjust. The working man of to-day reads, talks, has general ideas and a sense of the round world; he is far nearer to the ruler of to-day in knowle... ...ers and managing and governing people, then in the face of the new masses, sensitive, intelli- gent, critical, irritable, as no common people have eve... ... It is not the man I would criticise, but the manifest absence of any such sense of the supreme dignity of his posi- tion as would have sustained him ...

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...s position by becoming a moderately studious, and, on one occasion, even a sensible lad. Meanwhile Mrs. Byron, not suspecting the importance of the do... ... youth, though im- pressed by the prize-fighter’s attitude with a hopeless sense of the impossibility of reaching him, rushed boldly at him several ti... ...him. The champion now sent for his wife, whom he revered as a preeminently sensible and well-mannered woman. The newcomer could see in her only a ridi... ...ackwards, for- wards, and over their shoulders as though he had been but a senseless effigy, provided for that purpose. Meanwhile the champion looked ... ..., and made the translation in the evening. Thenceforth Lydia had a growing sense of the power she had unwittingly been acquiring during her long subor... ...leave you suffering from so mis- chievous and oppressive an influence as a sense of injustice, I now justify myself to you. “I have never asked you wh... ...n, I have never, even in my earliest efforts, composed with such labor and sense of inad- equacy—” Here the manuscript broke off. The letter had never... ...elicately tinted as mother-of-pearl. She was a small, graceful woman, with sensitive lips and nostrils, green eyes, with quiet, unarched brows, and ru... ...a fine red in the cheeks. The lofty pose of her head expressed an habitual sense of her own consequence given her by the admiration of the youth of th...

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...ewhat, and then she said, “If the opinion of mortals errs where the key of sense unlocks not, surely the shafts of wonder ought not now to pierce thee... ...ght not now to pierce thee, since thou seest that the reason following the senses has short wings. But tell me what thou thyself thinkest of it.” And ... ...ed. T o speak thus is befitting to your mind, since only by objects of the sense doth it apprehend that which it then makes worthy of the understandin... ... when the first par- ents were both made.” 10 Sincere is here used in the sense of incorruptible, or per- haps unspoiled,—the quality of the Heavens ... ...wed with the potentiality of becoming in- formed by the vegetative and the sensitive soul. 13 From the principle that what proceeds immediately from ... ...visible objects of the intelligence as the corporal and visible objects of sense, were made by God the Father, operating through the Son, with the lov... ... bolted again in language so open and so plain that it may be level to thy sense, where just now I said, ‘where well one fattens,’ and there where I s... ... 3 with which into this valley thou shalt fall; which all ungrateful, all senseless, and impious will turn against thee; but short while after, it, n... ...he effulgent flame that quenched it, saying, “While thou art regaining the sense of sight which thou hast consumed on me, it is well that thou make up...

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...le rose color?” “Nonsense! No, that’s too lovely!” “I wonder that with her sense—for she’s not a fool, you know—that she doesn’t see how funny she is.... ...“She’s unique!” said the lady of the house. “Marvelous!” said someone. The sensation produced by Princess Myakaya’s speeches was always unique, and th... ...ed by Princess Myakaya’s speeches was always unique, and the secret of the sensation she produced lay in the fact that though she spoke not always app... ...e spoke not always appropriately, as now, she said simple things with some sense in them. In the society in which she lived such plain statements prod... ...the palm of his hand where she had touched it, and went home, happy in the sense that he had got nearer to the attainment of his aims that evening tha... ...nder the head of religion,” he said to himself, feeling consolation in the sense that he had found to which division of regulating 35 Tolstoy princip... ... her could not have noticed anything unnatural, either in the sound or the sense of her words. But to him, knowing her, knowing that whenever he went ... ...toy dressed her prayer for forgiveness. Looking at him, she had a physical sense of her humiliation, and she could say nothing more. He felt what a mu... ...ed from him. She felt that at that moment she could not put into words the sense of shame, of rapture, and of horror at this stepping into a new life,...

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... meaning of those words, that is to say, so utterly impossible that if any senseless commander were to give orders to fight, confusion would result bu... ...(He lurched his heavy body forward.) “Such a question cannot be put; it is senseless! The question I have asked these gentlemen to meet to discuss is ... ...f the bal- loons that were to destroy the French, and despite all the non- sense Rostopchin wrote in his broadsheets. They knew that it was for the ar... ... now desired with his whole soul was to get away quickly from the terrible sensations amid which he had lived that day and return to ordinary conditio... ...t) he would say some- thing about men, honor, and the fatherland—something sense- less, masculine, and obstinate which there would be no con- tradicti... ...tter from his wife, the Countess Helene, he felt suddenly overcome by that sense of confusion and hopelessness to which he was apt to succumb. He felt... ...its former inhabitants had remained, but it was empty. It was empty in the sense that a dying queenless hive is empty. In a queenless hive no life is ... ...about without trying to hinder the robbers, having lost all motive and all sense of life. Drones, bumble- bees, wasps, and butterflies knock awkwardly... ...r national feeling, then the role chosen by Rostopchin sud- denly appeared senseless. He unexpectedly felt himself ridicu- lous, weak, and alone, with...

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...Sir,’ said Johnson, ‘it was not the wine that made your head ache, but the sense that I put into it.’ ‘What, Sir,’ asks the hapless Boswell, ‘will sen... ...l might have been merely a tireless transcriber. But he had besides a keen sense of artistic values. This appears partly in the unity of his vast work... ...ppointing, possible, or impossible, in a life spent in this world. In this sense it is peculiarly the literature of truth and authenticity. Elements o... ...bout those things which agitate the greater part of mankind, and a general sensation of gloomy wretchedness. From him then his son inherited, with som... ...to be made one of the mag- istrates of Lichfield; and, being a man of good sense, and skill in his trade, he acquired a rea- sonable share of wealth, ... ...irmingham, if she was not vain of her son. He said, ‘she had too much good sense to be vain, but she knew her son’s value.’ Her piety was not inferiou... ...ose character in the learned world is well known.’ Indeed Johnson was very sensible how much he owed to Mr. Hunter. Mr. Langton one day asked him how ... ...hese external disadvantages, and said to her daugh- ter, ‘this is the most sensible man that I ever saw in my life.’ Though Mrs. Porter was double the... ... to have one smile at the recital. ‘This man (said he, gravely) was a very sensible man, who perfectly understood common affairs: a man of a great dea...

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...e Normans better than the English. They really were much cleverer and more sensible, for they had learnt a great deal in France, while the English had... ...father, they only knew that he had red hair and a ruddy face, and had more sense than his brother Robert. He is sometimes called the Red King, but mor... ...rried, and left no children, and Henry was much the least violent and most sensible of the brothers; and, as he promised to govern according to the ol... ...nquered. Edward was merry and good-natured when not angered, and had quite sense and ability enough to have been a very good king, if he had not been ... ...820 A.D. 1810—1820 A.D. 1810—1820 A.D. 1810—1820 WHEN GEORGE III. lost his senses, the government was given to his son, the Prince of Wales—the Prince... ...use. They had had one child, a daughter, named Char- lotte—a good, bright, sensible high-spirited girl—on whom all the hopes of the country were fixed...

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...d him heatedly whether he wishes to abolish marriage, is infu- riated by a sense of unanswerable quibbling when the So- cialist asks him what particul... ...is what marriage means in Sweden. In Clapham that is what they call by the senseless name of Free Love. In the British Empire we have unlimited Kulin ... ... houses, not for musical purposes, but to torment their daugh- ters with a senseless stupidity that would have revolted an inquisitor. In short, dear ... ...times talking about kindness, and sometimes about mere appetite. In either sense they are equally far from the realities of life. No healthy man or an... ...e realities of life. No healthy man or animal is occupied with love in any sense for more than a very small fraction indeed of the time he devotes to ... ...h for his porridge, dashed a handful of salt into it with an instinc- tive sense that it was his duty as a father to prevent his son enjoying himself.... ... father to prevent his son enjoying himself. Ruskin’s mother gratified the sensual side of her maternal passion, not by cuddling her son, but by whipp... ... good man as a lunatic because he may turn out to be a prophet in the true sense: that is, a man of exceptional sanity who is in the right when we are... ...new institutions and scraping old ones, then you need aris- tocracy in the sense of government by the best. A military state organized so as to carry ...

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...ts latent presence, and is likely soon to make itself recognized as the vital question of the future. It is so far from being new, that, in a certain sense, it has divided mankind, almost from the remotest ages, but in the stage of progress into which the more civilized portions of the species have now entered, it presents itself under new conditions, and requires a differ...

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...ital question of the future. It is so far from being new, that, in a certain sense, it has divided mankind, almost from the remotest ages, but in the ... ...ming a most striking instance of the fallibility of what is called the moral sense: for the odium theologicum, in a sincere bigot, is one of the most ... ...ate appeal on all ethi cal questions; but it must be utility in the largest sense, grounded on the permanent interests of man as a progressive being.... ...ding liberty of conscience, in the most On Liberty — Mill 15 comprehensive sense; liberty of thought and feel ing; absolute freedom of opinion and ... ...om mon argument, not the worse for being common. Unfortunately for the good sense of mankind, the fact of their fallibility is far from carrying the ... ...ic teachings of Christ. This man, a better Christian in all but the dogmatic sense of the word, than almost any of the ostensibly Chris tian sovereig... ...; the gentlest and most ami able of philosophers and rulers, under a solemn sense of duty , authorized the persecution of Chris tianity . T o my min... ...at such persons may have to say; and consequently they do not, in any proper sense of the word, know the doctrine which they themselves profess. They ... ...e believe what they have always heard lauded and never discussed. But in the sense of that living be lief which regulates conduct, they believe these...

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...ial occupations were so numerous that, even more than in Moscow, he felt a sense of bewilderment, bustle, and con- tinual expectation of some good, al... ...e while stooping over the snuffbox at Anna Pavlovna’s, an unacknowl- edged sense of the guilt of that desire paralyzed his will. On Helene’s name day,... ...med to be in high spirits and under the influence of a variety of exciting sensa- tions. Only Pierre and Helene sat silently side by side almost at th... ...neral at Bald Hills the little princess lived in constant fear, and with a sense of antipathy to the old prince which she did not realize because the ... ...stirred to his heart’s core and himself regretting and laughing at his own sensibility, when Princess Mary entered. He hurriedly took a pinch of snuff... ...haylovna was preparing them for it. Bold as she was, Natasha, who knew how sensitive her mother was to anything relating to Nikolenka, did not venture... ...d. The cause of this indis- position was the strong impression made on his sensitive mind by the sight of the killed and wounded. At daybreak on the s... ... “But they heard him at the council of war and will hear him when he talks sense, but to temporize and wait for something now when Bonaparte fears not... ... adjutant riding over it trained a gun on him and fired several shots. The sensation of those terrible whistling sounds and of the corpses around him ...

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...rdict; for here By means of those below much profit comes.” CANTO IV When by sensations of delight or pain, That any of our faculties hath seiz’d, Ent... ...in so soft a strain, The Divine Comedy of Dante Purgatory 22 That all my sense in ravishment was lost. And the rest after, softly and devout, Foll... ... was imag’d there, By whom the key did open to God’s love, And in her act as sensibly impress That word, “Behold the handmaid of the Lord,” As figure ... ...nkind. Before it came much people; and the whole Parted in seven quires. One sense cried, “Nay,” Another, “Yes, they sing.” Like doubt arose Betwixt t... ...ay, master, of what heavy thing have I Been lighten’d, that scarce aught the sense of toil Affects me journeying?” He in few replied: “When sin’s broa... ... thy feet by heartiness of will Be so o’ercome, they not alone shall feel No sense of labour, but delight much more Shall wait them urg’d along their ... ..., if the family of heav’n,” He answer’d, “yet with dazzling radiance dim Thy sense it is a messenger who comes, Inviting man’s ascent. Such sights ere... ... never spread before the sight a veil In thickness like that fog, nor to the sense So palpable and gross. Ent’ring its shade, Mine eye endured not wit... ... mark Though round about us thousand trumpets clang! What moves thee, if the senses stir not? Light The Divine Comedy of Dante Purgatory 48 Kindl...

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...Romney lying in the inner harbour of Havannah. The Romney was in no proper sense a man-of-war; she was a slave-hulk, the bonded ware- house of the Mix... ...his act, he received a letter from the Lords of the Admiralty expressing a sense of his gallantry; and pretty soon after was promoted Commander, super... ...rly and friendly experience of another class. His education, in the formal sense, began at Jedburgh. Thence he went to the Edinburgh Academy, where he... ...d by a Municipal Guard, stretched on a litter. He was in possession of his senses. He was surrounded by a troop of men crying “Our brave captain – we ... ...s mother, betrayed in so many significant expressions and omis- sions; the sense of dignity of this diminutive ‘person resident on the spot,’ who was ... ...g degrees of sympathy and praise: perhaps highest for the King, whose good sense and temper filled him with respect – perhaps least for Garibaldi, who... ...ng-room queen; from whom he learned a great refinement of morals, a strong sense of duty, much forwardness of bearing, all manner of studious and arti... ...ces and with inert allies, was nobly poetic. Habit never dulled in him the sense of the greatness of the aims and obstacles of his profession. Habit o... ...p. He drew, on the other hand, broad distinctions; and it was his profound sense of the dif- ference between one working man and another that led him ...

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... L USSELL L USSELL LO O O O OWELL. WELL. WELL. WELL. WELL. E come sare’ io sense lui corso? It is a happiness for me to connect this volume with the m... ...om the narrative, and have mainly left the understanding of it to his good sense and perspicacity. The clearness of Dante’s imaginative vision is so c... ...the issues of life not in a treatise of abstract morality, but by means of sensible types and images, never lose interest, and have a perpetual con- t... ... with vital- ity sufficient to kindle the imagination of the reader with a sense of their actual, living and breathing existence. But in the Divine Co... ...nd gave forth a wind that flashed a vermilion light which vanquished every sense of mine, and I fell as a man whom slumber seizes. CANT CANT CANT CANT... ...ters, so it behoves that here the people counterdance. 1 Adultery, in the sense of infidelity to God. 33 Dante Here saw I people more than elsewhere... ...inus drew from the right way.” “Our descent must needs be slow so that the sense may first accustom itself a little to the dismal blast, and then will... ... back Dante from the Mountain to the Dark Wood (see Canto i.); the type of sensual sin. The cord is the type of religions asceticism, of which the poe... ...red thousand perils have reached the West, to this so little vigil of your senses that remains be ye unwilling to deny, the experience, following the ...

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...bling savagely as he tumbled about in the scrub. “The fool has had no more sense than to jump at a woodcutter’s campfire, and has burned his feet,” sa... ... for fun and in the hope of being noticed. Then they would howl and shriek senseless songs, and invite the Jungle- People to climb up their trees and ... ... a little wisp of grass float- ing there, and clung to it till he lost his senses. When he revived, he was lying in the hot sun on the middle of a gar... ...ething went off like a thunderclap just behind him. A hot wind knocked him senseless and red fire singed his fur. The big man had been wakened by the ... ...ing to eat her eggs?” “Not eat exactly; no. Darzee, if you have a grain of sense you will fly off to the stables and pretend that your wing is broken,... ...he didn’t think at first that it was fair to kill them. But his wife was a sensible bird, and she knew that cobra’s eggs meant young cobras later on. ...

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...mewhat smil’d, then spake: “If mortals err In their opinion, when the key of sense The Divine Comedy of Dante Paradise 6 Unlocks not, surely wonde... ...ht not to pierce thee; since thou find’st, the wings Of reason to pursue the senses’ flight Are short. But what thy own thought is, declare.” The... ...m the height. Thus needs, that ye may apprehend, we speak: Since from things sensible alone ye learn That, which digested rightly after turns To intel... ...this suffice To save you. When by evil lust entic’d, Remember ye be men, not senseless beasts; Nor let the Jew, who dwelleth in your streets, Hold you... ...d another sought By civil business wealth; one moiling lay Tangled in net of sensual delight, And one to witless indolence resign’d; What time from al... ...h mere effulgence in her eyes, such joy, It past all former wont. And, as by sense Of new delight, the man, who perseveres In good deeds doth perceive... ... these wheels is seen. The Divine Comedy of Dante Paradise 80 But in the sensible world such diff’rence is, That is each round shows more divinity... ...ream; E’en such am I: for all the vision dies, As ‘t were, away; and yet the sense of sweet, That sprang from it, still trickles in my heart. Thus in ... ...ces by the Perugians. For GIOGO, like the Latin JUGUM, will admit of either sense. v. 50. The east.] This is the east, and Juliet is the sun. Shakes...