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... the Holy Ghost, under that seal including Protestants, Roman Catholics, Greek church, Armenians, &c. and all the sects of each, as Scottish, Englis... ...Father. In the next place, this body of wickedness, this body of sin and death shall be exchanged for the likeness of Christ’s glorious body; for sin... ...ord did reveal in me the knowledge and hope and desire of his Son from heaven? Glorious exchange! He took my son to his own more fatherly bosom, and... ...taught of him and redeemed from every evil, that state of a theistical self-contempt is exchanged for the state of Christian faith and obedience. For... ...th of Ezekiel, “We shall be as the nations, and as the tribes of the earth, worshipping stocks and stones,” and filled with these purposes, she came... ...tones,” and filled with these purposes, she came to the extremity of bowing the knee to stocks and stones. Now, my dear Sir, reply to me with sincer...

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...nourishment to the wood, which sent forth branches, and produced a cornel- stock of considerable bigness. This did posterity preserve and worship as o... ...upon their farms and their pastures. I should but be, methinks, a laughing-stock, while I should go about to inculcate the worship of the gods, and gi... ...tides, a man of moderate wealth and power in the city, but of a most noble stock, being descended from Codrus; his mother, as Heraclides Ponticus affi... ...hat traders at sea import nothing to those that could give them nothing in exchange, he turned his citizens to trade, and made a law that no son shoul... ...s, and in a subsequent year, under the con- duct of Lucullus, overcame the Armenians and Tigranes. King Attalus and Pompey died both on their birthday... ...lso offended with him, for the bargain he had made with Hannibal about the exchange of prisoners, the condi- tions of which were, that, after exchange... ...of the Cretans, and besought those that had it, with tears in his eyes, to exchange with him again for money. Those that un- derstood him thoroughly k... ... with consider- able slaughter of the Cappadocians, and yet greater of the Armenian succors, in expelling Gordius and establishing Ariobarzanes as kin... ... Hercules, and any exploit of Perseus against the Ethio- pians, Medes, and Armenians, or again of Jason, of which any record that deserves credit can ...

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...luence spread to agriculture, iron appliances replaced wooden, breeding of stock became systematic, paper-making and printing in- creased and cheapene... ... a strange new unoccupied class of people who had money invested in joint- stock enterprises. First one and then several boys’ boarding- schools came,... ...f the table at which I sat, head on hand reading, and she would be darning stockings or socks or the like. We achieved an effect of rather stuffy comf... ...The New Machiavelli At Cambridge my ideas ceased to live in a duologue; in exchange for Britten, with whom, however, I corresponded lengthily, stylish... ...h he played very badly), pigeon shooting, convivial Free Masonry and Stock Exchange punting. Mostly they drifted about the Riviera. Her mother had con... ... and cheered up to tell me of his way of checking his coal consumption. He exchanged a ferocious greeting with one or two workpeople, and so we came o... ...co… . A day or so after we went out to those pleasant black-robed, bearded Armenians in their monastery at Saint Lazzaro, and returned towards sundown...

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...on of anything, gives as little opportunity to the enemy, as he who stands stock-still does to a wrestler. The Mendesian was not wanting in solici- ta... ... their present evils were ready to find some comfort if it were but in the exchange of a master. For the city was brought to that pass by oppression a... ...us. And therefore it was no great wonder, that the glory of the Pontic and Armenian war should be usurped by a man who had condescended to any artific... ...his friends, and sent them. Thus when there arose a difference betwixt the Armenians and Parthians about some territory, and the judgment was referred... ...alled a general muster of the army; and having made a suitable address and exchanged a kind farewell with his soldiers, he commanded them to depart ev... ...e off the power of the ephors, and to put all their wealth into one common stock for the whole body; thus Sparta, being restored to its old equality, ... ...her, Megistonus, and his friends, gave up all their wealth into one public stock, and all the other citizens followed the example. The land was divide... ...place more truly savage or barbarous than this com- position, for, in this exchange of blood for blood, they were equally guilty of the lives they sur... ...he habit of the successors of Alexander, as the other was of the Medes and Armenians. And, as soon as they had saluted their parents, the one was rece...

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...f in the evening at Moudon, where I spent all that re- mained of my little stock except ten creuzers, which served to purchase my next day’s dinner. A... ...it was then sup- posed we should belong to France, and that Savoy would be exchanged for Milan. I must confess, however, that I experi- enced some une... ... some hiding-place, where I laid up a few louis, resolving to augment this stock from time to time, till a convenient opportunity to lay it at her fee... ... nothing, and which he bestowed with the utmost prodigality, he gained, in exchange, the unfortunate crown pieces one by one out of her pocket. I did ... ...y dispute on their utility. I said to myself, “I will begin by laying up a stock of ideas, true or false, but clearly conceived, till my understanding... ... I broke the seal very lei- surely, and found under the envelope a bill of exchange. I felt a variety of pleasing sensations at the same time: but I c... ...e assurance that I should be suffered to remain there in peace, I took the Armenian habit. This was not the first time I had thought of doing it. I ha... ...more clearly perceive the advantages of a long robe. The convenience of an Armenian tailor, who frequently came to see a relation he had at Montmorenc... ...diately advised me to follow my inclination. I therefore procured a little Armenian ward- robe, but on account of the storm raised against me, I was i...

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...t broken through D. T. or epileptic fits? Sorry I can’t offer you a better exchange unless you’d prefer hereditary insanity. Say the word and I’ll tel... ...n years ago, when I first landed in Bombay, I had been told by a wandering Armenian of the existence, somewhere in India, of a place to which such Hin... ... with its swinging punkahs, white-robed at- tendants, and the sallow-faced Armenian, rose up in my mind as vividly as a photograph, and I burst into a... ...s gun-barrels without the 52 The Phantom Rickshaw and Other Ghost Stories stock. I have those barrels. Four gun-barrels out from the place where I ca... ...er robbers just across the Border, and whose misfortunes were the laughing-stock of the bazaar. “Ohe, priest, whence come you and whither do you go?” ...

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... gentleman’s work. Might ‘a’ done it in a white ‘andkerchief an’ pink silk stockin’s, that part. Hi was on in that piece.’ ‘You could ha’ heard the Ty... ...ands that he shall have his am- munition to his hand. He doesn’t wear silk stockings, and he really ought to be supplied with a new Adjective to help ... ...ink he meant anything, dear? MISS THREEGAN. (Extracting long lavender silk stocking from the rubbish.) You know him better than I do. 82 Soldiers Thr... ...h! POOR DEAR MAMMA. (With the worn smile of sixteen seasons, the worse for exchange.) You’re dull this afternoon, Captain Gadsby. CAPT . G. (Spurring ... ...and khitmatgars carefully calculated to scale of Rs. 6000 per mensem, less Exchange. Table split lengthways by bank of flowers. MRS. HERRIOTT. (After ... ...inn, Chin, Bhil, Bengali, Lap, Nair, Gond, Romaney, Magh, Bokhariot, Kurd, Armenian, Levantine, Jew, Persian, Punjabi, Madrasi, Parsee, nor any- thing...

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... 900,000 francs?” asked the notary. “Yes.” “In landed property?” “No.” “In stock?” “Yes.” “The stock is in your own hands?” The look which M. Noirtier... ...the foresight of Danglars, who had sold his shares, and of the luck of the stock-jobber, who only lost five hundred thousand francs by such a blow. Th... ...alcanti and Count Andrea Cavalcanti,” an- nounced Baptistin. A black satin stock, fresh from the maker’s hands, gray moustaches, a bold eye, a major’s... ...francs, my bills are returned unpaid, and, more than that, I hold bills of exchange signed by him to the value of 400,000 francs, payable at his corre... ...es, Valentine rose, pale and dumb as a statue. Albert and Cha- teau-Renaud exchanged a second look, more full of amazement than the first. The notary ... ...ock to cling to. M. de Villefort followed them. Chateau-Renaud and Morcerf exchanged a third look of still increasing wonder. Chapter 75 A Signed Stat... ...she was dead! I was taken to the slave-market, and was purchased by a rich Armenian. He caused me to be instructed, gave me masters, and when I was th... ...portant), the record of the sale of my person and that of my mother to the Armenian merchant El-Kobbir, by the French officer, who, in his infamous ba...

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...osition of a singular people. She did a little mischief by dropping on the stock-markets; in other respects she was harmless, and, inasmuch as she est... ...en talking gigantic nonsense of peace, and of the everlast- ingness of the exchange of fruits for money, with angels wav- ing raw-groceries of Eden in... ...for the English lord who used once to ride on the Lido sands and visit the Armenian con- vent—a lord and a poet. This was to be infinitely more than a... ...eculation. His great feet planted on their heels faced him, suggesting the stocks; his arms hung loose. Full many a hero of the alehouse, anciently am... ...d too small a sense of the value of what he possessed, and the diminishing stock would be likely to cry out shrilly. To this effect, never complaining... ...of her? What a beauty she was! I dare say she wasn’t so fine a girl as the Armenian you unearthed on the Bosphorus, but she had something about her a ... ...ng, style, and an air? Ah, that these un- challengeable new lords could be exchanged for those old ones! These, with the traditions of how great peopl... ... with a tumbler at the hotel bar, and off you all marched to the sands and exchanged shots from revolvers; and both of you, they say, saw the body of ...

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... hopeless causes.” She shook her head at him and went in search of her stockings. “I’ve never been one of those foolish girls who swoon over a... ...ipped a button off his vest and dropped it on the quilt, removed one of his stockings and tossed it on the rug. At the last, he tossed a coverlet ov... ...a’s wine, Morgan agreed her father should be spared this information and in exchange for Camilla’s silence, she would participate in one last scheme.... ...ce chemise that was her only garment, except for her embroidered white silk stockings and a wrapper so gossamer sheer a whisper might melt it. Her e... ...th you.” “Camilla said that meant money — that you would offer me money in exchange for — for what took place between us. But I don’t want your mo... ... I present Miss Morgan Gable. Sarabeth Barnes and Rosalie Anderson.” They exchanged greetings and polite cheek pecks, then stepped back as stiff an... ...nse out of that gypsy you hired as our cook.” “She’s not a gypsy. She’s Armenian. And she’s an excellent cook.” “At least a cheap one, I’m su... ... time teaching each other signs. And Anya is like talking to a parrot. An Armenian parrot. It’s a victory when I can wheedle a piece of toast out ...

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...panion upon the French front, was equally impressed by the stirring up and exchange of ideas in the villages due to the movement of the war. Charles L... ...pork comes into one’s head with an effect of repartee. More than ideas are exchanged in the 9 H G Wells war zone, and it is doubtful how far the sani... ...was the task that had to be done. Our guide to these trenches was a short, stocky young man, a cob; with a rifle and a tight belt and projecting skirt... ...ther- bit and with bloodshot eyes. He was, he told me, a miner. I asked my stock question in such cases, whether he would go back to the old work afte... ...s mind: “If A’hm looky.” Followed a little silence. Then I tried my second stock re- mark for such cases. One does not talk to soldiers at the front i... ...been by the inferiority of material to moral facts, I would willingly have exchanged the sight of two burning Zeppelins for this spectacle of ecclesia... ... a shop window…. The next column of Le Journal contained an account of the Armenian massacres; the blood of the Armenian cries out past the Holy Fathe... ...e blood of the Armenian cries out past the Holy Father to heaven; but then Armenians are after all heretics, and here again the principle of Audiatur ... ...tera pars comes in. Communications are not open with the T urks. Moreover, Armenians, like Serbs, are worse than infi- dels; they are heretics. Perhap...

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.... ‘And none of your dam punctilio,’ said the man. 5 George Meredith Their exchange rattled smartly, without a direct hostility, and the gentleman ste... ...read of the Jews. Inchling dreaded Scotchmen as well, and Ameri- cans, and Armenians, and Greeks: latterly Germans hardly less; but his dread of absor... ...ot yet seen all I ‘ve done there. And it ‘s a castle with a drawbridge: no exchangeing of visits, as we did at Craye Farm and at Creckholt; we are the... ...n, to many of our City notables favourable in most cases: gentlemen of the Stock Exchange highly. The clergy and the medical profession are quite with... ...many of our City notables favourable in most cases: gentlemen of the Stock Exchange highly. The clergy and the medical profession are quite with me.’ ... ...at every City door, like a ragshop Doll, on the gallows of overproduction. Stocks and Shares are hollow nuts not a squirrel of the lot would stop to c... ...has gone to sleep inside his vehicle. Dividend may just be seen by tiptoe: stock- holders, twinkling heels over the far horizon. Too true!— and our me...

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...ight, the materials I carried for clothing them, with gloves, hats, shoes, stockings, and all such things as they could want for wearing, amounted to ... ...no? and do you think we shall see your father?” The fellow stood mute as a stock a good while; but when I named his father, the poor affectionate crea... ...k at with the pole knocked the fellow down that began the quarrel with the stock of his musket, and that before the other two could come to help him; ... ...surprise one or two of them, perhaps we might get our man again, by way of exchange. We landed without any noise, and divided our men into two bodies,... ...ail for Achin, in the island of Sumatra, and from thence to Siam, where we exchanged some of our wares for opium and some arrack; the first a commod- ... ...ys he; “I met this morning in the street an old ac- quaintance of mine, an Armenian, who is among them. He came last from Astrakhan, and was designed ... ...e greatness of life was to be masters of ourselves; that he would not have exchanged such a state of life as mine to be Czar of Muscovy; and that he f...

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...ke a barrel. To every one familiar with the opera this disguise betrayed a stock-broker, a banker, a lawyer, some citizen soul suspicious of infidelit... ... less celebrity, and several men of fashion. These gentlemen made com- mon stock of their jests, their remarks, and their scandal, trying to amuse the... ... are not repulsively hideous, they present the splendid characteristics of Armenian beauty. Esther would have carried off the prize at the Seraglio; s... ... dat is all de same ting.” The simple candor of the old man, no longer the stock- jobber, who, for the first time in his life, saw that something was ... ...d and more precious than gold, really moved these world-hardened men; some exchanged smiles; other looked at Nucingen with an expression that plainly ... ...6 Scenes from a Courtesan’s Life Madame de Nucingen’s lover and Lucien had exchanged glances in which fear lurked, on both sides, under an expres- sio... ... by the back passages to the Baron’s private room. Corentin and the banker exchanged impenetrable glances, and both bowed politely. “Monsieur le Baron...

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...but not frosty. A faint silvery vapour stood for the Milky Way. All around me the black fir-points stood upright and stock-still. By the white- ness o... ...f a place as Monastier, when I learned that the population lived together on very quiet terms; and there was even an exchange of hospitalities between... ...r, although only on a misunderstanding and by keeping on selected points, it was still possible to hold converse and exchange some honest thoughts. In... ...sted; and history can attribute few ex- ploits to them but sacraments and ecstasies. People of this tough and simple stock will not, as I have just be... ...gain, were more than I could fancy. Not far off upon my right was the famous Plan de Font Morte, where Poul with his Armenian sabre slashed down the C... ...He fell on Valleraugue, and got a lady there for a hostage; and for the first and last time in that war there was an exchange of prisoners. Their daug...

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...o, he was directed to attire himself in a robe, somewhat like that worn by Armenians, having his long hair combed down on his shoulders, and his neck,... ... easily attained by those who are willing to suf- fer hunger and thirst in exchange for acquiring Greek and Latin. But there is a far more exact proto... ...y, scraggy neck, and his nether person arrayed in gray breeches, dark-blue stockings, clouted shoes, and small copper buckles. Such is a brief outline... ...t varied shapes attending! Passions wild, and Follies vain, Pleasures soon exchanged for pain Doubt, and Jealousy and Fear, In the magic dance appear.... ...se people from Derncleugh, and that harsh and menacing lan- guage had been exchanged between him and some of the Egyptian patriarchs on that memorable... ...is the Sab- bath, but on Monday, the first free day; and the furniture and stocking is to be roupit [Auctioned] at the same time on the ground—it’s th... ...the windows of the house. A tolerable, though old-fashioned garden, a well-stocked dovecot, and the possession of any quantity of ground which the con...

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...years. The adventure of Edward with the outlaw of Alton Wood is one of the stock anecdotes of history, and many years ago the romance of the encounter... ...ear, loud, ring- ing whistle, repeated at brief intervals and now and then exchanged for the call—“Leonillo! Leon!” A footstep ap- proached, rapidly o... ...mself to receive the blow on his staff. For some seconds there was a rapid exchange; and all that the boy could detect in the fierce flourish of weapo... ...them.” Richard looked up; and the Prince bending his lofty head, there was exchanged between them that solemn embrace, which in the early middle ages ... ...ess, and to whisper significantly that she did not wonder, considering the stock he came of. A soothing word or gentle excuse from the kind- hearted P... ... tives, and Druses, and bold Arabs too: and the choicest of many a heretic Armenian merchants’ caravan is ours, and of many a Saracen village; corn an... ...re viewed with equal terror by the Frank pilgrim, the Syriac villager, the Armenian merchant, and the Saracen hadji—whose ran- som and whose spoil enr...

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...and slippery dealing; and in his old age he has become rather the laughing-stock of historians. But there is much that is melancholy in the sight of a... ...ad received his last blessings and counsels, and she had, on the way back, exchanged her farewells and tears with her two dearest friends, Barbara Sch... ... and bird lover, Walther von Vogelweide, in the vernacular: these were her stock, which Hausfrau Johanna had viewed as a foolish encumbrance, and Hugh... ...en out by an old sow. 72 The Dove in the Eagle’s Nest All the castle live-stock were undergoing the same cer- emony. Eberhard concerned himself littl... ... climbed had daylight shown her what it over- hung. Guided by the constant exchange of jodeln, they reached a height where the wind blew cold and wild... ...ould I no otherwise ransom him, I would ply the oar in his stead.” “A fine exchange for my mother and me,” gloomily laughed Ebbo, “to lose thee, my su... .... Know you the service on which I am to be sent? The Kaisar deems that the Armenians or some of the Christian nations on the 228 The Dove in the Eagl...

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...nants this year. Hooven wants to stay to tend the ditch and look after the stock. I told him to see you.” Harran, his mind full of other things, nodde... ...rfield,” and gorging himself with dried prunes. Annixter—after the two had exchanged greetings— complained of terrific colics all the preceding night.... ...tructure stood. “Guess we’ll have to have a dance there before we move the stock in,” observed Annixter. “That’s the custom all around here.” Presley ... ...hand long before this time, no provision had been made for keeping the old stock in repair; many of these old ploughs were useless, broken, and out of... ...ps—what a wonder! A little qualm of excitement spread around the barn. One exchanged nudges of the elbow with one’s neighbour, whis- pering earnestly ... ...d of Pres is my friend,” he declared. But when the two had entered and had exchanged greet- ings, Presley drew Annixter aside. “Vanamee and I have jus... ...olin player, a missionary, a drawing mas- ter, a virtuoso, a collector, an Armenian, a botanist with a new flower, a critic with a new theory, a docto... ...ung.” The Chinaman, in the robes of a mandarin, lectured on Confucius. The Armenian, in fez and baggy trousers, spoke of the Unspeakable Turk. The man...

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...ll, “perhaps, after all, she’s not worth trying on!” CHAPTER II While this exchange of pleasantries took place between the two Ralph Touchett wandered... ...tances in which it might have seemed that her first act would have been to exchange greetings with her husband and son. Mrs. Touchett, for reasons whi... ...45 Henry James foreign tongue. I can’t make her out. She ought to marry an Armenian or a Portuguese.” “That’s just what I’m afraid she’ll do!” cried L... ...es, he’s very nice. And he’s very fortunate.” The fortunate Lord Warburton exchanged a handshake with our heroine and hoped she was very well. “But I ... ...Isabel felt that she herself just now had no light to spare from her small stock. Nev- ertheless it still clung to her that she must be loyal to Osmon...

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...sat in their booths, with piles of flints, steels, and powder before them; Armenians spread out their rich handker- chiefs; Tatars turned their kabobs... ... though they would not hearken to aught about fasting or abstinence. Jews, Armenians, and Tatars, inspired by strong avarice, took the liberty of livi... ...Zaporozhtzi only laughed when they saw the Jewish legs, cased in shoes and stockings, struggling in the air. The poor orator who had called down destr... ...he roving Tatars will carry it off in any case.” All was in an uproar: one exchanged his plough and oxen for a horse and gun, and joined an armed band... ...by a wall of stone, or a house which served as a redoubt, or even an oaken stockade. The garrison was strong and aware of the importance of their posi... ...rs, showing that, perhaps only a week before, there had been a market here stocked with provisions. The streets, which were unpaved, were simply a mas... ...red warriors ceased not to threaten, nor the most zealous on both sides to exchange fierce remarks. At length all dispersed. Some, weary with battle, ... ...Ivanovitch. “I will ask him for it. What can he want with it? I’ll make an exchange with him for it. Is your master at home, my good woman?” “Yes.” “W...

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...n of a kingdom (especially if it be not mown down by wars) do not exceed the stock of the kingdom, which should maintain them. Neither is the populati... ...ity; and so doth likewise an overgrown clergy; for they bring nothing to the stock; and in like manner, when more are bred scholars, than preferments ... ...tate, be not gathered into few hands. For otherwise a state may have a great stock, and yet starve. And money is like muck, not good except it be spre... ...s of state and pleasure, near great cities; armories; arse nals; magazines; exchanges; burses; warehouses; exercises of horsemanship, fencing, traini... ... He would not pilfer the victory. And the defeat was easy. When Tigranes the Armenian, being en camped upon a hill with four hundred thousand men, di...

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...ly, when the state of the market became favorable to such “conversions” of stock, then the new Mrs. Schreiber parted from Schreiber, and disposed of h... ...tra motives for concealing the fact of having been abroad, he drew woollen stockings over his horse’s feet, with the purpose of deadening the sound in... ...but suspicion of what? Because a man attends to the darning of his horse’s stockings, why must he be meditating murder? The fact is—and known from the... ...for her; and this being so, there was no reason why she should continue to exchange her own quiet little Rutlandshire cot- tage for the discomforts of... ...rgy: then first I knew what it meant. All the officers of the three troops exchanged dinner-parties with each other; and consequently they dined at th... ...demic buildings, than that here is to be found the place of rendezvous—the exchange, as it 101 Thomas de Quincey were, or, under a different figure, ... ...aving in 1817 connected himself in marriage with a beautiful young lady of Armenian Greek extraction, and having purchased land and built a house in A...

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...chest and window seat, And found much linen, lace, and several pair Of stockings, slippers, brushes, combs, complete, With other articles of l... ...mp, church, the vessel, and the mart; Sword, gown, gain, glory, offer in exchange Pride, fame, ambition, to fill up his heart, And few there... ...ir long suffering less: Men, even when dying, dislike inanition; Their stock was damaged by the weather’s stress: Two casks of biscuit and a k... ... there Contrived to help Pedrillo to a place; It seem’d as if they had exchanged their care, For Juan wore the magisterial face Which cour... ...tle hand; but, what was shocking, Her small snow feet had slippers, but no stocking. The other female’s dress was not unlike, But of inferior ... ..., And call’d her father’s old slaves up, who swore In several oaths Armenian, Turk, and Greek They knew not what to think of such a freak... ... Some mind their household, others dissipation, Some run away, and but exchange their cares, Losing the advantage of a virtuous station; F...

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...nts, it is against the regulations to carry hay on the trains, and so live stock are without fodder on the journey. — Author’s Note. 64 Anton Chekhov... ..., and writes on a blue form: “Urgent. T raffic Manager. Eight vans of live stock. Delayed at every station. Kindly send an express number. Reply paid.... ... to his lodgers, comes and sits down to the table. “Well, we have sold our stock,” Malahin says, laughing. “I have swapped my goat for a hawk. Why, wh... ...young milksops, local amateurs of the scenic art, I presume, looked at me, exchanged 103 The Schoolmistress and other stories glances, and whispered:... ...ught of all persons in authority; Vodolazov mimicked drunken merchants and Armenians; and Fenogenov (on his passport his name was Knish), a tall, stou... ... my last penny from me, he will marry, will enjoy life, will gamble on the Exchange; while I shall look at him with envy like a beggar, and hear from ... ..., or if roses began to smell like a sweating horse; so I marvel at you who exchange heaven for earth. I don’t want to understand you. “T o prove to yo... ...a village visible through the dust. We stopped to feed the horses in a big Armenian village at a rich Armenian’s whom my grandfather knew. Never in my... ...ndfather knew. Never in my life have I seen a greater caricature than that Armenian. Imagine a little shaven head with thick overhanging eyebrows, a b...

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...are you off to, lady? for I see you, You splash in the water there, yet stay stock still in your room. Dancing and laughing along the beach came the t... ...aul close, Taunt my dizzy ears and beat me violently over the head with whip stocks. Agonies are one of my changes of garments, I do not ask the wound... ...ers, schools, The mayor and councils, banks, tariffs, steamships, factories, stocks, stores, real estate and personal estate. The little plentiful man... ...o chair, no church, no philosophy, I lead no man to a dinner table, library, exchange, But each man and each woman of you I lead upon a knoll, My left... ...ground! You other Jews waiting in all lands for your Messiah! You thoughtful Armenian pondering by some stream of the Euphrates! you peering amid the ...

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...of human society. Whilst I write, the T urks are said to be massacring the Armenian Christians on an unprecedented scale; but Europe is not in a posit... ...your father are one. 2. Get rid of property by throwing it into the common stock. Dissociate your work entirely from money payments. If you let a chil... ...ch teaching was quite aware of all the objections that occur to an average stockbroker in the first five minutes. It is true that the world is governe... ...d is governed to a considerable extent by the considerations that occur to stockbrokers in the first five minutes; but as the result is that the world... ...s, leaving only a scrap of its value for himself; and this scrap he has to exchange with the butcher and baker and the clothier for the things that he... ...t Mahomet for Calvin; and to offer a Hindoo so crude a theology as ours in exchange for his own, or our Jewish canonical literature as an improvement ...

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..., which has eclipsed the gaiety of na- tions, and impoverished the publick stock of harmless pleasure.’ In these families he passed much time in his ... ...rtue; say- ing, ‘I’ll come no more behind your scenes, David; for the silk stockings and white bosoms of your actresses excite my amorous propensi- ti... ...ad; his shirt-neck and knees of his breeches were loose; his black worsted stockings ill drawn up; and he had a pair of unbuckled shoes by way of slip... ... but he could not leave the improved society of the capital, or consent to exchange the exhilarating joys and splendid decorations of publick life, fo... ...oyed, was at the table of Jack Ellis, a money-scriv- ener behind the Royal Exchange, with whom I at one period used to dine generally once a week.’ Vo... ...nd his vices too, were from that motive. He was not a social man. He never exchanged mind with you.’ We spent the evening at Mr. Hoole’s. Mr. Mickle, ... ... languages, Latin, German, French, Italian, Spanish, English, Arabick, and Armenian, he said, he thought it unnecessary to collect many editions of a ...

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...on was found too submissively low, and therefore was not permitted, but in exchange he was most cordially embraced. He offered his presents; they were... ...formed themselves, their accoutrement is in manner as followeth. They wore stock- ings of scarlet crimson, or ingrained purple dye, which reached just... ...of a matronal pudicity. The men were apparelled after their fashion. Their stock- ings were of tamine or of cloth serge, of white, black, scarlet, or ... ...ned colour. Their breeches were of vel- vet, of the same colour with their stockings, or very near, embroidered and cut according to their fancy. Thei... ...r, either through negligence, or for want of ordinary sustenance, they did exchange their life with death. This example putteth me in a suspense betwe... ...d in, wheedled, bubbled, sharped, overreached, and choused; they go to the exchange, and greet one another with a Sanita e guadagno, Messer! health an... ...Second, Volaterranus, Paulus Jovius the valiant, Jemmy Cartier, Chaton the Armenian, Marco Polo the Venetian, Ludovico Romano, Pedro Aliares, and fort...

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...h hardware and software came another hardware gift—our brain‘s memory. To exchange information, our earliest ancestors whispered, spoke, shouted, be... ... The eastward migration from the Black Sea left tongue-prints in Albanian, Armenian, Balto-Slavic, Indian, and Iranian branches. To the west, Celtic... ...script capabilities so that even men separated by hundreds of miles could exchange their thoughts with infinitely more clarity than had been the cas... ...led, while its light weight makes easily transportable.  As a medium of exchange, paper money, moreover, frees precious metals, such as gold and s... ...entists, and priests from all religions, including Catholics, Nestorians, Armenians, Buddhists, and Muslims. Kublai Khan‘s reign spawned numerous ... ... the company Reid had organized to create a functional typesetter. Other stockholders included Reid and his father-in-law, whose combined seven thou... ...28 Melvil Dewey not only developed a method to organize ever-expanding stocks of books so they could be easily accessed. He also added another di...

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...that unlimited freedoms of private property, with increasing facilities of exchange, combination, and aggrandisement, become more and more dangerous t... ...s it has carried within it- self the germs of enterprise and adventure and exchanges that finally attack its stability. The superimposed social or- de... ...s. These are things cheap to make and easy to con- ceal. He will be richly stocked with ingenious devices for getting explosives up to these two milli... ... not see that the drama does much to enlarge our sympathies and add to our stock of motive ideas. And regarded as a medium for startling and thought-p... ...standing, the instrument of self-examination, the parade of morals and the exchange of manners, the factory of customs, the criticism of laws and inst... ... sages, day after day, incessantly, the immigrants go, wild- eyed Gipsies, Armenians, Greeks, Italians, Ruthenians, Cos- sacks, German peasants, Scand... ...oung women between seven- teen and thirty, good, youthful, hopeful peasant stock. They stand in a long string, waiting to go through that wicket, with... ...gary followed and the latest arrivals include great numbers of Levantines, Armenians and other peoples from Asia Mi- nor and the Balkan Peninsula. The...

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...f the color of cuisse de nymphe effrayee, as he called it, shoes, and silk stockings. The vicomte told his tale very neatly. It was an anec- dote, the... ...lieve? I suppose it’s very interesting.” “V ery interesting.” The countess exchanged glances with Anna Mikhaylovna. The latter understood that she was... ...eroom. An old man, a servant of the princesses, sat in a corner knitting a stock- 44 War & Peace ing. Pierre had never been in this part of the house... ...ut his boots (he had given them to the canteen keeper to dry), in only his stockings, rose when they entered, smiling not altogether comfortably. “Wel... ... Tushin’s guns could not move, and the artillerymen, Tushin, and the cadet exchanged silent glances as they awaited their fate. The firing died down a... ...h Prince V asili, when he stayed in (as he said) for Pierre’s sake, hardly exchanged a couple of words with him, Pierre felt un- able to disappoint hi... ... scanning the various faces he met. Involuntarily he noticed a Georgian or Armenian family consisting of a very handsome old man of Oriental type, wea... ...ntently watching what was going on a few steps away. He was looking at the Armenian family and at two French soldiers who had gone up to them. One of ... ...ian boots. The little barefooted Frenchman in the blue coat went up to the Armenians and, saying something, immediately seized the old man by his legs...

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...warning; origin in automatic utter- ance generally—these origins have been stock war- rants for the truth of one opinion after another which we find r... ...egree in which you realize your oneness with the Infinite Spirit, you will exchange dis- ease for ease, inharmony for harmony, suffering and pain for ... ...l three principles were at work when Francis of Assisi and Ignatius Loyola exchanged their garments with those of filthy beggars. All three are at wor... ..., and everything else that you make use of; if ordered to quit them, or to exchange them for others, have no more sorrow than if you were a statue bei... ...nd ducking of Methodists, the mur- dering of Mormons and the massacring of Armenians, express much rather that aboriginal human neopho- bia, that pugn... ...d our tongues or fear to vote the revolutionary or reformatory ticket. Our stocks might fall, our hopes of promotion vanish, our salaries stop, our cl... ...rus judicat orbis terrarum is another instance. [225] “Mesopotamia” is the stock comic instance.—An ex- cellent Old German lady, who had done some tra...

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...to him to be cured of the ague: from the village, and the hamlets, and the Armenian settle- ment. They came almost every day, and no one called them d... ...hall plough my fields like other people, sow seed. I shall have cattle and stock of all sorts, bees, sheep, and dogs… . A Siberian cat, that rats and ... ...e the Lord … the Heavenly King.’” 76 Anton Chekhov V asilisa pondered and exchanged glances with the old man. “‘And I wish you the same, please the L... ... you would not believe me. We call him Muhtar, because he is black like an Armenian. I can see through him, I know all his affairs like the five finge... ...kons, there was a smell of incense, while she sat at the window knitting a stocking of red wool. 110 Anton Chekhov “Y ou have not stayed with us long... ...badly. My heart aches, my dear; how we treat them, my goodness! Whether we exchange a horse or buy something or hire a labourer — it’s cheating in eve... ...nder a charm, and in those days — it was, I remember, in the year ’38 — an Armenian used to live at Matvyeev Bar- row who sold talismans. Ilya bought ... ...ily, too — a great mistake! “And where is Kiryak?” he asked after they had exchanged greetings. “He is in service at the merchant’ s,” answered his fa...

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...hree Tales by Tolstoy : “Two Old Men” 102 of other nationalities: Greeks, Armenians, Turks, and Syrians. Efím entered the Holy Gates with the crowd. ... ...er carrying a basket. All these passed on. Then a woman came up in worsted stockings and peasant made shoes. She passed the window, but stopped by the... ...ot seem to be many apples left in it; she had evi dently sold most of her stock. On her back she had a sack full of chips, which she was taking home.... ...’ said he, ‘give me half the corn; I don’t want the tools, and of the live stock I will take only the grey stallion, which is of no use to you for the... ...surprise. ‘What nice little things they are!’ said they. And they began to exchange their goods and labour for the gentleman’s gold pieces. And the ol... ..., as in Tarás’s kingdom, to be free with his gold, and the people began to exchange everything for gold and to do all sorts of work for it. The old De... ...nothing was brought. Only sometimes a boy or a little girl would run up to exchange an egg for a gold coin, but nobody else came, and he had nothing t...