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...hick glass; it will contain a proper store of solidified air, concentrated food, water distilling apparatus, and so forth. And enamelled, as it were, ... ...n we had to discuss and decide what provisions we were to take -compressed foods, concentrated essences, steel cylinders containing reserve oxygen, an... ... smooth glass to the bottom of the sphere, then turned to take the cans of food and other impedimenta from Cavor. The interior was warm, the thermomet... ...k my fall. I did as he di- rected, and thrust my feet against the bales of food cases and air cylinders to prevent their falling upon me. Then with a ... ...ing, that while we were in the sphere we felt not the slightest desire for food, nor did we feel the want of it when we abstained. At first we forced ... ...d looking round for a second glimpse of a Selenite. They lay against their food like stupendous slugs, huge, greasy hulls, eating greedily and noisily... ...we saw nothing. I tried to whisper to Cavor that I could hardly go without food much longer, but my mouth had become too dry for whispering. “Cavor,” ... ... my mouth had become too dry for whispering. “Cavor,” I said, “I must have food.” He turned a face full of dismay towards me. “It’s a case for holding... ...illed me with a curiously benevolent satisfaction that there was such good food in the moon. The depression of my hunger gave way to an irratio- nal e...

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...rments; and so aided, the creature spread into colder climates, carry- ing food with him, storing food—until sometimes the ne- glected grass-seed spro... ...s but a moment in a man’s life, whose proper business it seemed was to get food and kill his fellows and beget after the manner of all that belongs to... ...ly unknowing. At last, in the generous levels of warm river valleys, where food is abundant and life very easy, the emerging human overcoming his earl... ...d concentrating in hitherto unthought- of masses about a few city centres, food was coming to them over enormous distances upon a scale that made the ... ...eved that he would, as a matter of course, be able to procure a ticket for food and a night’s lodg- ings and some indication of possible employment. B... ...s, and thanked her as well as he was able, and went off very gladly to get food. S S S S Section 8 ection 8 ection 8 ection 8 ection 8 A DAY OR SO LAT... ...water, and all day long the line of pits suffered greatly from thirst. For food they had chocolate and bread. ‘ At first,’ he says, ‘I was extraordina... ...e on account of the furniture, and I left a note of in- debtedness for the food we had taken. We were particularly glad of our tobacco and fires, beca... ...nes working, he cast loose from his moorings. Then he bethought himself of food, and contrived to land five men, get in a few dozen cheeses, and ship ...

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...recognized among them. Where else in Paris would they have found wholesome food in suf- ficient quantity at the prices she charged them, and rooms whi... ...t on clean gloves. I can manage to exist on bread and water, or go without food, if need be, but I cannot do without the tools with which they cultiva... ... while other per- sons went to the grocers’ shops and bought Italian paste foods without brawling over it. It was during this year that Goriot made th... ...o and lodge with the Buneaud; the wine would give a cat the colic, and the food is cheap and nasty.” The boarders stood aside in two rows to let her p... ...o made the law forgot to prohibit the introduc- tion of wheat products and food stuffs made from corn. Hey! hey! … That struck me this morning. There ... ...to them! On my word of honor, yes. I am going to manufacture Italian paste foods at Odessa. I understand the trade. There are millions to be made in i... ...d seemed to wish to sit by her father, Eu- gene went down to take a little food. The boarders were al- ready assembled. “Well,” remarked the painter, ...

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...rm to such extent that I could by dint of much exertion supply myself with food from an earthen dish which lay by my side on the floor. I saw to my ho... ...hirst it appeared to be the design of my persecutors to stimulate, for the food in the dish was meat pungently seasoned. Looking upward, I surveyed th... ...ng inanition. Even amid the agonies of that period the human nature craved food. With painful effort I outstretched my left arm as far as my bonds per... ...which a moiety only floated indeterminately through my brain when I raised food to my burning lips. The whole thought was now present — feeble, scarce... ...y waited but for motionlessness on my part to make me their prey. “To what food,” I thought, “have they been accustomed in the well?” They had devoure...

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...As if it had been a Christian soul, We hailed it in God’s name. It ate the food it ne’er had eat, And round and round it flew. The ice did split with ... ... south wind sprung up behind; The Albatross did follow, And every day, for food or play, Came to the mariners’ hollo! In mist or cloud, on mast or shr... ...south wind still blew behind But no sweet bird did follow, Nor any day for food or play Came to the mariners’ hollo! And I had done an hellish thing, ...

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...hy reason, would he skip and play? Pleas’d to the last, he crops the flow’ry food, And licks the hand just rais’d to shed his blood. Oh blindness to t... ...hou fool! work’d solely for thy good, Thy joy , thy pastime, thy attire, thy food? Who for thy table feeds the wanton fawn, For him as kindly spread t... ... the nations of the field and flood To shun their poison, and to chuse their food? Prescient, the tides or tempests to withstand, Build on the wave or... ...ke, ‘Go, from the creatures thy instructions take: Learn from the birds what food the thickets yield; Learn from the beasts the physic of the field; E... ...aw his eye, their oracle his tongue. He from the wond’ring furrow call’d the food, Taught to command the fire, controul the flood, Draw forth the mons... ... grew marble then, and reek’d with gore: Then first the flamen tasted living food; Next his grim idol smear’d with human blood; With heav’n’s own thun...

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...r in the place can earn?—five sous a day!” adding, after a pause, “and her food.” 9 Balzac “But see,” I said, “how the winds from the sea bend or des... ... an Olympian Jove, destroyed by age, by hard sea toil, by grief, by common food, and black- ened as it were by lightning. Looking at his hard and hair... ..., no; isn’t he my godfather? he wouldn’t have anybody but me bring him his food.’ Perotte declares that he smiles when she comes; but you might as wel...

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...hearts’ desire, such as it is fitting that they should take on ship board, food and sweet wine, in order that they may steadfastly remain outside our ... ...s upon the Doliones, women and men; for no one of them dared even to taste food, nor for a long time by reason of grief did they take thought for the ... ...for the toil of the cornmill, but they dragged on their lives eating their food as it was, untouched by fire. Here even now, when the Ionians that dwe... ... the clouds, the Harpies with their crooked beaks incessantly snatched the food away from his mouth and hands. And at times not a morsel of food was l... ...ed forth over all a loathsome stench; and no one dared not merely to carry food to his mouth but even to stand at a distance; so foully reeked the rem... ...ose coming Zeus’ oracle had declared to him that he should have joy of his food. And he rose from his couch, like a lifeless dream, bowed over his sta... ...arpies, swooping down from some unseen den of destruction, ever snatch the food from my mouth. And I have no device to aid me. But it were easier, whe... ...tly do they fly through the air. But if haply they do leave me a morsel of food it reeks of decay and the stench is unendurable, nor could any mortal ... ... necessity, bitter and insatiate, com pels me to abide and abiding to put food in my cursed belly. These pests, the oracle declares, the sons of Bore...

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...After the feet of beauty fly my own. Were you not still my hunger’s rarest food, And water ever to my wildest thirst, I would desert you—think not but...

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...went to the abode of Death, but Yama was absent and the boy waited without food or drink for three days. On Yama’s return one of his household said to... ...er. VIII The foolish man in whose house a Brahmana guest re- mains without food, all his hopes and expectations, all the merit gained by his associati... ...alutations to thee. As thou hast remained three nights in my house without food, therefore choose three boons, O Brahmana. X Nachiketas said: May Gaut... ...s mighty Self? He (that Self) to whom the Brahmanas and Kshatriyas are but food 33 The Upanishads and death itself a condiment. This text proclaims t... ...th, yet both are overpow- ered by His mightiness. Life and death alike are food for Him. As the light of the great sun swallows up all the lesser ligh...

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...e twelve hundred! Gahagan himself is as good as a thousand men; and as for food, I saw with my own eyes five hundred bullocks grazing in the courtyard... ...on which the ripe mango fruit was grow- ing, and offered them an excellent food. Towards the spot which the golden fish and royal purdahs, floating in... ...eopatra-like, melt down pearls to her tea? Could I, careless as I am about food, with a stomach that would digest any- thing—(once, in Spain, I ate th... ...ere are in this fort one hundred and twenty-six souls, and this is all the food which is to last us during the siege. Meat there is none—of drink ther... ...men will receive two glasses, and an olive and a fig—and this must be your food during the siege. Lord Lake cannot be ab- sent more than three days; a... ... &c. in the garrison! On this day, too, we devoured the last morsel of our food: I shall never forget Mrs. V andegobbleschroy’s despair- ing look, as ... ... how my pieces were loaded? I answer, that though my garrison were without food, I knew my duty as an officer, and had put the two Dutch cheeses into ... ... hunger! “Oh! my Goliah,” whispered she, “for three days I have not tasted food—I could not eat that horrid elephant yesterday; but now—oh! Heaven!—” ...

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...s wanted; but I live here so qui- etly, that I have little (comparatively) food for some special faults. Good-bye, my dear Father, ‘Your affectionate ... ..., always smoking, a mass of blankets, his wigwam sort of place filthy; his food ditto; but then he is probably intelligent, hospitable, and not insens... ...owledge. What was the manna in the wilderness? he began. He thought it was food that angels actually lived upon, and quoted the verse in the Psalm rea... ...d upon, and quoted the verse in the Psalm readily, “So man did eat angel’s food.” So I took him into the whole question of the spiritual body; the var... ...ly passed from the carnal material view of life in heaven, and the idea of food for the support of the spiritual body, and the capacity for receiving ... ... no pains have been wanting to make provision for the growth of the staple food of the island.’ From this scene of hope and encouragement the ‘South- ... ... 30, or even 40 feet long; the general appearance clean and healthy. Their food was kept on raised stages as in New Zealand, and they had plenty of ea... ...ure of yam, taro, and co- coa-nut all pounded together. ‘People offered me food and nuts everywhere. Walked back with a boy called Tahi for my guide, ... ...dering the necessity of providing the Melanesian passengers with vegetable food. The whole nine slept in the inner cabin, Orariri on Patteson’s sofa, ...

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...sects, beasts, and birds, becomes its spoil; _115 Their food and their retreat for ever gone, So much of life and joy is lost. The ... ...1839, 1st edition. Dated 1817 (Mrs. Shelley). No, Music, thou art not the ‘food of Love.’ Unless Love feeds upon its own sweet self, Till it becomes a... ... that it contemplated. _135 24. 24. 24. 24. 24. His food was the wild fig and strawberry; The milky pine-nuts which the autumn-... ...duce of your toil? 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. Have ye leisure, comfort, calm, Shelter, food, love’s gentle balm? Or what is it ye buy so dear ... ...assigned by Mrs. Shelley to 1819. Chameleons feed on light and air: Poets’ food is love and fame: If in this wide world of care Poets could but find t... ... _20 If bright chameleons should devour Any food but beams and wind, They would grow as earthly soon As their brother l... ...enad, She drew the milk of greatness, though thy dearest From that Elysian food was yet unweaned; And many a deed of terrible uprightness ... ... _65 161 Shelley The heavenly offspring of ambrosial food. But that is past. Returning from drear Hell, He chose a lonely seat o... ...uch fear, as is the certainty of ill, Such doubt, as is pale Expectation’s food T urned while she tastes to poison, when the will Is powerless, and th...

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...g- ging alms: a thousand carriages, and wains, cars, come tumbling in with Food, with young Rusticity, and other Raw Produce, inanimate or animate, an... ...like sowing, in successive tilths and wider-spreading har- vests, bringing food and plenteous increase to all Time.” In such wise does Teufelsdrockh d... ...The hungry young,” he says, “looked up to their spiritual Nurses; and, for food, were bidden eat the east-wind. What vain jargon of controversial Meta... ...the question once struck him with entire force: For what?—Beym Himmel! For Food and Warmth! And are Food and Warmth nowhere else, in the whole wide Un... ...s- sivity;” but of useful, reasonable Activity, essential to the former as Food to Hunger, nothing granted: till at length, in this wild Pilgrimage, h... ... own heart;” and clutches round him outwardly on the not-me for wholesomer food. Does not the following glimpse exhibit him in a much more natural sta... ...through the Eye, almost of their own accord. The ways of Man, how he seeks food, and warmth, and protection for himself, in most regions, are ocularly... ...ervaluing the Earth; valuing it rather, as a place to yield him warmth and food, he looks Heaven- ward from his Earth, and dwells in an element of Mer... ...Implement conquers Heaven for us! If the poor and humble toil that we have Food, must not the high and glorious toil for him in return, that he have L...

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...ied the character of his companion, or whether, because she found abundant food in her predatory excursions in the desert, she respected the man’s lif...

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...lant sullenness had an obscurely tragic flavour. And so we sat down to the food around the light of a good many candles while she remained crouching o... ...way. Hunger might; but I was not feeling particularly hungry for Jacobus’s food. On that occasion, too, the girl refused to come to the table. My exas... ...r I paused expectantly there was only a deep silence. It was like offering food to a seated statue. “I haven’t been able to swallow a single morsel th... ...ng potatoes pursued me on the poop, they mingled with my thoughts, with my food, poisoned my very dreams. They made an atmosphere of cor- ruption for ...

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...g. It was one of those primitive taverns where the traveller pays only for food and lodging, but meets with a homely kindness beyond all price. When t... ... the guests of the whole company. They spread their individual supplies of food on the flat surface of a rock, and partook of a general repast; at the... ...themselves in a cold pool of the Amonoosuck, and then to taste a morsel of food, ere they turned their faces to the mountainside. It was a sweet emble...

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... was just like you. I remained three days with out swallowing a morsel of food. But that didn’t help me— on the contrary, it pulled me down. Come, fo... ...Gabin had brought in some break fast, but Marguerite refused to taste any food. Later on the afternoon waned. Through the open window I heard the ris...

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... inmates of the cabin what was the state of things, and to carry them some food, though at the expense of many falls and severe blows; and almost all ... ... almost all of them were too faint or nauseated to be able to swallow such food as could survive the transport under such circumstances. Y et high-spi... ...rs.’ Lanty was engaged in listening to a moan from his foster- brother for food, and Hebert joined in observing that they might as well be sacrificed ... ...hers were far too anxious to care 66 A Modern Telemachus much about their food. A much larger number of Cabeleyzes came streaming into the forum of t... ...Was he utterly forsaken? It was growing late in the day, and he had had no food for many hours. Was he to be neglected and starved? At last he heard s... ... on the new white slave with some jealousy, roughly pointed to some coarse food, and in reply to the question whether the merchant was tak- ing leave ... ...nd were highly esteemed, for the sake of either ten years’ abstinence from food or the attainment of fifty sciences, by one or other of which means an... ...corted by several of the Marabout’s suite, had carried a share both of the food and the garments to Lanty and Victorine. They, however, were not to be...

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...l trust to the vials of the apothecary. I must warn the lady to see to the food and medicine of her babe.” As he turned toward the bed, the count who ... ...sed the child; and in future, when obliged to feed him, she must taste the food herself. “If Madame la comtesse,” he said, “feels anything strange upo... ... strange upon her tongue, a prickly, bitter, strong salt taste, reject the food. Let the child’s clothes be washed under her own eye and let her keep ... ...one he found the delicate nourish- ment that his soul needed; intoxicating food! which predes- tined him to sorrow whenever to these accumulated trea-... ...orage of fruits, in short, the most material occupations of life, were the food given to the mind of this charming creature. Beauvouloir brought her b...