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...e it a possible attempt, before our systems shall have been forti- fied by philosophy. Then may it be allowed to the Diarist simply to relate, and we ... ...estly transcriptive. Rose-pink and dirty drab will alike have passed away. Philosophy is the foe of both, and their silly cancelling contest, perpetua... ...ral flesh, smother no longer the soul issuing out of our incessant strife. Philosophy bids 15 George Meredith us to see that we are not so pretty as ... ...ble, fructifying, finally a delight. Do but perceive that we are coming to philosophy, the stride toward it will be a giant’s —a century a day. And im... ...ay count full many a thousand by this route before you are one with divine Philosophy . Whereas a single flight of brains will reach and embrace her; ... ...bjects, his talk was passable. The subjects treated of politics, pictures, Continental travel, our manufactures, our wealth and the reasons for it —ex...

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...ed other dishes. They overflowed with music and song, were al- ways humming and catching each other up, and had a sort of professional acquaintance wi... ...having made them the ground of an appeal to poor Pemberton. Poor Pemberton could laugh now, apart from the comicality of Mrs. Moreen’s mustering so mu...

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...rd her Christian name; it was Zoraide—Mademoiselle Zoraide Reuter. But the continental nations do allow them- selves vagaries in the choice of names, ... ...ast she told me so, and I strove to believe her; she was now ugly, as only continental old women can be; perhaps, though, her style of dress made her ... ...berge, than a staid, grave, rigid directrice de pensionnat. In general the continental, or at least the Bel- gian old women permit themselves a licenc... ...ous mon garcon,” said he blandly, when I had put a couple of huge lumps of continental sugar into his cup. “And now tell me why you stayed so long at ... ...were in this school, and these might be divided into two classes. 1st. The continental En- glish—the daughters chiefly of broken adventurers, whom deb... ...o the quick? That stint; must have gone too deep for any con- solations of philosophy to be available in curing its smart? Not at all. The night fever...

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...impossible to develop a new college system with strong faculties in modern philosophy, modern history, European literature and criticism, physical and... ...whom he waged a fierce obscure war… . It was Codger’s function to teach me philosophy, philoso- phy! the intimate wisdom of things. He dealt in a vari... ...t isn’t a very curable difference,—once people have grown up. Theirs was a philosophy devoid of finesse. T emperamentally the Baileys were specialised... ... pupil. In the life of the individual it takes the role that the growth of philosophy, science, and creative literature may play in the development of... ...me those uneasinesses that had been aroused in me for the first time by my continental journey with Willersley and by Meredith’s “One of Our Conqueror... ... easy gesture. “Love and fine thinking. Two things don’t go to- gether. No philosophy worth a damn ever came out of ex- cesses of love. Salt Lake City...

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.... I think my husband could get them hunted up. They are sure to be at some continental resort.’ ‘What’s that?’ as a sound of singing was heard. ‘“Auld... ... in broken health. He had spent the remaining years of his life at various continental resorts, where he could enjoy a warm climate, combined with fac... ...t a sense of magnanimity. To May, it was a bore to be endured with dutiful philosophy; to her good-natured father an oc- casion for hospitality, where... ...that you 83 Charlotte M. Young see a man released from bondage.’ ‘Is that philosophy or high-faluting?’ she said in a teasing tone as the game began....

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...f his dis- graced cousin Austin. In a word, Adrian Harley had mastered his philosophy at the early age of one-and-twenty. Many would be glad to say th... ...tainly,” said the doctor. “You will admit, Sir Austin, that, compared with continental nations—our neighbours, for instance—we shine to advantage, in ... ...diated angels, unfold your wings and lift your voices! They have out-flown philosophy. Their instinct has shot beyond the ken of science. They were ma... ... not sure that a day’s fast won’t do me good.” The Dyspepsy had bought his philosophy at a heavy price; he had a right to use it. Adrian resumed the p... ... to seek to maintain his elevation in her soft soul, by simulating supreme philosophy over offended love. Nor did he know that he had an angel with hi... ...stin to write thus. It was a channel to his acrimony moderated through his philosophy. The letter was a reply to a vehement entreaty from Lady Blandis...

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...- ery, and having all under full command: an orbed mind, supplying its own philosophy, and arriving at the sword-stroke by logical steps,—a mind much ... ...moke it before I leave the mountain, and think—oh!” Having illustrated the philosophy of his system, Luigi con- tinued: “I am going to tell you everyt... ...order. ‘Did you hunt her to earth?’ they were asked. The reply trenched on philosophy; and consisted in an inquiry as to who cared for the whole baske... ...is ballads with strange touches of irony, that help him to his (so to say) philosophy, which is recklessness. The Tyroler’s ‘Katchen’ here, was a satu... ...er. It was winter in Milan, turning to the new year—the year of flames for continental Europe. A young man with a mili- tary stride, but out of unifor... ...tay a torrent? But a noble and fair young life in peril will not allow our philosophy to liken it to things of nature. The downward course of a fall t...

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...50 and of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, as well as the mem- bers of the Continental Congress of 1774., and the founders of our system of government... ...n Louis Napoleon and John Brown’s attempt at Harper’s Ferry were, in their philosophy, precisely the same. The eagerness to cast blame on old England ... ...d send agents into Canada, Mexico, and Central America to rouse a vigorous continental spirit of independence on this continent against European inter...

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... and the public edifices, ancient in date and quaint in architecture, of a continental city; where new life had awaited her, still in connexion with t... ...Nay; it would be sinful, in such a question, to follow the clue of profane philosophy,” said Mr. Wilson. “Better to fast and pray upon it; and still b...

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...as flung, and sees it gone while fortune is undecided; and he catches at a philosophy nothing other than his hug of a mod- est little background pleas... ... abomi- nable woman, if aboard she was, had coolly provided herself with a continental passport—or had it done for two by her accomplice, that Weyburn...

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... the skirts, began to whistle a tune; but the desire to reply overcame his philosophy, and with great heat he exclaimed: “You may affect to smile, Jud... ... as it pay I got? Sure did I, and in good solid crowns; the divil a bit of continental could they muster among them all, for love nor money. Och! the ... ...de. Let him give an account of how it is made there, and you will hear the philosophy of the thing. Well, monsieur, how is it that you make sugar in t... ...rifle bullets were projected into the air, in nearly a perpendicular line. Philosophy teaches us that the atmos-phere will not retain lead; and two po... ...gnation im- mediately got the better, not only of her religion, but of her philosophy. “Why , sargeant! is it flying ye are?” she cried—” that I shoul...

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...d.’ So we talked about painting, poetry, and music, theology, geology, and philosophy: once or twice I lent her a book, and once she lent me one in re... ...n the occasion of our bridal tour. He wanted to hurry it over, for all the continental scenes were already familiar to him: many had lost their intere... ...tly; but seeing me so calm and cool, he would not for the world disturb my philosophy; and though refraining entirely from any active opposition to th... ...; partly, perhaps, from tenderness to my feel- ings, or fear to disturb my philosophy by touching upon the infectious theme of love. CHAPTER LII THE T... ...nter garden,’ said Helen, as I advanced to take leave of her, with as much philosophy and self-command as I could summon to my aid. I gladly availed m...

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...ut the primitive man, books of anthropology, and also works of speculative philosophy. His mind was very active. But it was like a bubble floating in ... ...TER XXIX CHAPTER XXIX CHAPTER XXIX CONTINENT CONTINENT CONTINENT CONTINENT CONTINENTAL AL AL AL AL URSULA went on in an unreal suspense, the last week...

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...d coaxing him to stay no longer than to find a book. He brought Schlegel’s Philosophy of History . She feared that it was above the young ones, but it... ...st, and taking his obedient pupil-wife through a course of lectures on the continental galleries of art; and his deter- mined singleness of aim prevai...

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... famous ‘Boston Tea Party’ of 1773 and afterwards became an officer in the Continental Army. He is reported to have been a Conservative in all mat- te... ... like a cold mist between myself and Fayaway. We have quite enough of deep philosophy at Williams College, and I con- fess I was disappointed in this ... ... of months, so that the end came as a release. True to his ruling passion, philosophy had claimed him to the last, a set of Schopenhauer’s works recei... ...ng from ‘Mardi,’ but allowed himself to plunge more deeply into the sea of philosophy and fantasy. ‘Pierre; or, the Ambiguities’ (1852) was published,... ... nuee nuee, ah! moee moee motarkee’ (eat plenty, ah! sleep very good). The philosophy of this sentiment I did not pretend to question; for deprived of...

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... that must presently de- 17 H G Wells velop sight, and form, and power, a philosophy in which this assumption is denied.* All through this Utopian ex... ... article Logic (Vol. XXX.). I have appended to his book a rude sketch of a philosophy upon new lines, originally read by me to the Oxford Phil. Soc. i... ...offee- pot before us, shows us what to do. Coffee and milk we have, in the Continental fashion, and some excellent rolls and butter. He is a swarthy l... ...isure, in a good moral and intellectual atmosphere, come experiments, come philosophy and the new departures. In any modern Utopia there must be many ... ...re great journals of thought and speculation, mature and splendid books of philosophy and science, and a glorious fabric of literature will be woven a... ...e mental content of life. This implies a different literature, a different philosophy, and a different history, and so soon as I come to talk to him I... ...age humanity, there is probably no pure race in the whole world. The great continental populations are all complex mixtures of numerous and fluctuatin...

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...h the brutal—are first read in their true meaning by an age learned in the philosophy of the human heart. Of this philosophy the Romans had, by the ne... ... other men, was the station from which the Roman speculators took up their philosophy of human nature. Tried by such standard, Mark Anthony would be f... ... mind; and at eleven years of age he professed himself a formal devotee of philosophy in its strictest form,—assum- ing the garb, and submitting to it... ... fill important situations, he raised to the highest offices in the State. Philosophy, how- ever, did not so much absorb his affections, but that he f... ...beginning to operate, would first of all reach the inquisitive students of philosophy, and chiefly those in high stations, who cultivated an intercour... ...lied in these stern and memorable words—Occidat, dum imperet. Upon which a continental writer comments thus: “Never before or since have three such wo...

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...e of expenditure prevalent, not only amongst the correspond- ing bodies of continental nations, but even amongst the poorer sections of our own nobili... ...rsery audience, he did not pursue. For some time he turned his thoughts to philosophy, and read lectures to us every night upon some branch or other o... ...nded at last to join us; but there ended the course of lectures on natural philosophy. As it was impossible, however, that he should remain quiet, he ... ... Edinburgh. Lord Monboddo himself trod an eccentric path in literature and philosophy; and our tutor, who spent his whole life in reading, withdrawing... ...eems rea- sonable; but then also, which is intolerable, every Arminian. Is philosophy able to account for this morbid affection, and particularly when... ...most eminent Frenchmen at that time who cultivated literature jointly with philosophy. Voltaire, Diderot, Maupertuis, Condorcet, and D’Alembert had al... ...ter the fashion of Louis Qua- torze, or our Charles II., and so many other continental princes. There were living witnesses (more than one) of his abe... ...r- eigner ever sees at home will at least be always within reach, from the continental practice of using the bed room for the sitting room. But in Eng...

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...ge the earth, which it missed so narrowly, has sustained. All the familiar continental mark- ings and the masses of the seas remain intact, and indeed... ... but with something of a tradition of the arts of old Peru and of its lost philosophy. Generation followed generation. They forgot many things; they d... ...eir instruction. And the eldest of the blind men explained to him life and philosophy and religion, how that the world (meaning their valley) had been...

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...atively got itself sanctioned and prescribed there. Such, in full sight of Continental and other Univer- sities, is Huber’s opinion. Alas, the questio... ... all topics led him, after a pass or two, into the high seas of theosophic philosophy, the hazy infinitude of Kantean transcendentalism, with its “sum... ...soul of it, in this parched-up body, was tragically asleep only. Atheistic Philosophy was true on its side, and Hume and Voltaire could on their own g... ...and find deliverance? In these circumstances, what a scope for Coleridge’s philosophy, above all! “If the bottled moonshine be actu- ally substance? A... ... here, when I see them; but I find it stupid work compared with Poetry and Philosophy. In the morn- ings, however, for an hour or so before I get up, ...