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... sisters-in-law more unlike? But Lord Ormersfield had done Rosita and her hus- band good service. If Aunt Melicent had first learned the real facts, ... ...as passed with Clara, may be seen in the fol- lowing letter:— ‘Cheveleigh, Jan. 1851. ‘Dearest Jem,—I can write a long letter to-night, for a for- tun... ...n, but slackening in disappointment when she perceived that it was not her hus- band; then, the next moment hurrying on, and as she met them, exclaimi... ...out of despon- dency. ‘That was a very pretty meeting,’ said Isabel to her hus- band, when no witness was present but little Fanny. ‘What, between his...

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...ding upon a white palfrey, and bearing in her hand the bloody shirt of her hus- band displayed upon a pike. James VI. was so much moved by the complai... ...ree; but there a mis- print may have been left uncorrected, as in ii. 217. Jan. 25, 1884. Footnotes: [FN#1] One of Scott’s (on vi. 47) has suffered ba...

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...’ ‘What a blessed New Year’s rejoicing in hope here follows:— ‘Kohimarama: Jan. 1, 1863. ‘My dearest Sisters,—The first letter of the year to you! Tha... ...ble, five Norfolk Islanders, Edward (a Maori), five girls and two of their hus- bands, and the three girls being placed at this table because they are... ...have done their duty well and now rest in Christ. ‘We are pretty well now (Jan. 20), but one very promising lad sank last week in low fever; a good tr... ... a native ministry:— 616 Life of John Coleridge Patteson ‘Norfolk Island: Jan. 26, 1871. ‘My dear Miss Mackenzie,—In addition to a very long and inte... ... the New Zealand friends who had returned to England there was a letter on Jan. 31:— ‘My dear Mr. Lloyd,—I must send you a line, though I have little ...

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...e idiotic, Louisa. T ake them away , Louisa! Let me see this woman and her hus- band.’ Mrs Chick bore off the tender pair of Toodles, and pres- ently ... ...a string a day , and faintly resounding to the noises of the street in its jan- gling and distracted brain. Of motionless clocks that never 124 Dombe...

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... shall be a countess yet!” There was then a patched-up reunion between the hus- band and wife, such as can never endure, and which only humiliated and... ...oet capable of rivalry with the glories of Paris. Paquita la Sevillane, by Jan Diaz, was published in the Echo du Morvan, a review which for eighteen ... ...of provincial indifference. Some know- ing persons at Nevers declared that Jan Diaz was making fun of the new school, just then bringing out its eccen... ...hip of machin- ery, in short, between poetry and sordid money-making. Then Jan Diaz accounted for Paquita’s horror of Normandy by saying: Seville, y... ...woman; you will be a poet.” Moulins, Nevers, Bourges were searched to find Jan Diaz; but Dinah was impenetrable. To remove any evil impres- sion, in c... ... Clagny took advantage of this outbreak of freedom to collect the works of Jan Diaz in a small volume printed by Desroziers at Moulins. He wrote a lit... ...nt was answer enough. “Without waiting for further information, the lady’s hus- band stabbed him to the heart.” “Y ou must tell that to the marines!” ...

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... the carriage, Violet.’ ‘Mrs. Martindale will learn my maxim—Never bring a hus- band to an evening party. There is nothing so much in the way.’ ‘Or th... ...ved a note, in which Mrs. Finch declared herself “abimee desolee” that her hus- band would drag her off into the country at such short no- tice, that ... ... us as much as ever, and I do not believe she is unhappy. She talks of her hus- band as if they were happy, and he has given her such quan- tities of ... ... wonder what would become of the world if wives were not better than their hus- bands.’ Every rational person at Gothlands thought this letter con- cl...

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...id I; ‘and I suppose your sweetheart John carries it?’ ‘Noa—disn’t now—and Jan is no sweetheart of mine, ever since he danced at his mother’s feast wi... ...tty Rutlege, and let me sit still; that a did.’ ‘It was most abominable in Jan, and what I could never have thought of him,’ I replied. ‘Oh, but a did... ...a did.’ ‘Well, well, my pretty May, you will get a handsomer fel- low than Jan—Jan’s not the fellow for you, I see that.’ ‘Noa, noa,’ answered the dam... ... then.’ Oho, thought I, if I have no sharper ears than those of my friends Jan and Dorcas to encounter, I may venture an ex- periment upon them; and, ... ...heard a clattering noise of feet in the courtyard, which I concluded to be Jan and Dorcas dancing a jig in their Cumberland wooden clogs. Under cover ... ..., 264 Redgauntlet there was a grey mare as surely in the stables of their hus- bands, as there is a white horse in Wouvermans’ pictures. The good dam...

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...a gift of friendship. It became the ransom of this country- man of yours, that he might not be eaten by the savages who knew not Jehovah. This was Mr.... ...the spot. ‘I am at home now,’ said he. 95 Robert Louis Stevenson ‘I believe I have a large share in these cocoa-nuts; and in that house madame my mot... ...doorstep in Samoa. And not ten years ago, in the Gilberts, the widow must disinter, cleanse, polish, and thenceforth carry about her, by day and night... ... to their native wives, and one made a despairing widower. The position of a trader’s wife in the Gilberts is, besides, unusually enviable. She shares... ...ife, the mark not of her sex but of her station. It was the collar on the slave’s neck, the brand on merchandise. The adul- terous woman seems to have...

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...esumed to be so) from all the males of the family, but especially from the hus- band and master. He was, accordingly, expected to conduct himself as i... ...- 360 Guy Mannering legged Cerberus was gifted with sharper ears than her hus- band. She also was now at the window; “B-t ye, gae down and let loose ...

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...the scales of a balance, one down, the other up. Tamasese raised his flag (Jan. 28th, 1886) in Leulumoenga, chief place of his own province of Aana, u... ... hand, “Give them two more tins,” said she; “and don’t put them down to my hus- band – he would growl; put them down to me.” Between twelve and one, t...

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...f a hold on a man.” “Y es, some do,” I assented. “Even when the man is the hus- band.” “My missis,” he addressed me unexpectedly, in a solemn, surpris... ...l without a single human affection near him because of these old dollars.” Jan. 1914. To return to the Electronic Classics Series, go to http://www.hn...

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...ces and merits, his Majesty, by patent under the Privy Seal, dated Oxford, Jan., 1643, was pleased to advance Sir Francis Esmond to the dignity of Vis... ...e; and now they seemed reconciled together, begged his lady to hint to her hus- band that he should play no more. But Lady Castlewood, smiling archly ...

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...e idiotic, Louisa. T ake them away , Louisa! Let me see this woman and her hus- band.’ Mrs Chick bore off the tender pair of Toodles, and pres- ently ... ...a string a day , and faintly resounding to the noises of the street in its jan- gling and distracted brain. Of motionless clocks that never 124 Dombe... ...re representing in her mind her first avoidance of a guilty creature—then, Hus- band, from whom I stand divorced henceforth, I will forget these last ... ...de looks, in this old dusty place, with no kindred object near her but her hus- band. There is a dusty old clerk, who keeps a sort of evapo- rated new... ...hisper to her, ‘Go and walk, my dearest, in the sweet air. Go to your good hus- band!’ One time when Walter was in his room, he beckoned him to come n... ... as brisk and smart at her work as black-eyed woman could, accompanied her hus- band downstairs. In the pleasant little parlour opening on the garden,...

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...hare with her boys.” “Even if she is nearly a tomboy herself,” laughed the hus- band, with rather a teasing air, towards his little wife. “Good night,... ...ng the book. She had always known that religion was infinitely more to her hus- band than ever it had been to herself. She had done what he led her to... ...the following letter at the post office:— “The Folly, Jan. 3rd. “My Dear Mary,—I suppose you may have attained the blessed realms... ...to be settled by me. Remember that, whatever the man may be, he is Janet’s hus- band, and she is your sister.” “Worse luck!” sighed Allen. “And,” she ... ...is,” sighed the Athe- nian. “My poor Janette! She will not believe how her hus- band has been received.” He was gone. Caroline dropped into a chair, b... ...rs. They were only so many disturbances in the way of her enjoyment of her hus- band and her baby; and when she could not have the former to go out dr...

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... lot of business reports.” He changed the subject. “You told me about your hus- band and children. What did you mean before, about your lonely childho... ...TLE shouldn’t use it in the car, and called her friend, Nancy. “What’s up, Jan?” Nancy said, recognizing the number. The women had become friends at c... ...home. At first they had laughed whenever they called each other ‘Nan’ and ‘Jan’ but after so many years they no longer even thought about it. “Hey, Na...

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...to Achilles, beseeching him to be appeased; and how Achilles denied him. T HUS KEPT THE T ROJANS WATCH; but the Achaians were holden of heaven sent p... ...glades. Thus did proud T elamon’s son the glorious Aias press on the T ro jan battalions and lightly scatter them, as they had bestrode Patroklos and... ...asked for him new armour of Hephaistos; and of the making of the armour. T HUS FOUGHT the rest in the likeness of blazing fire, while to Achilles cam... ...m come back to find thee dead; thus evil ever followeth evil in my lot. My hus band, unto whom my father and lady mother gave me, I beheld before our... ...les fought with Hector, and slew him, and brought his body to the ships. T HUS THEY THROUGHOUT THE CITY, scared like fawns, were cooling their swe... ...eir moan. BOOK XXIII Of the funeral of Patroklos, and the funeral games. T HUS THEY THROUGHOUT THE CITY made moan: but the Achaians when they were...

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...ld still be my mis- tress. And it will be; for I expect anything from your hus- band!” Madame Hulot looked at this vulgar intriguer with such a fixed ... ...ense!” she wondered. “But he sees her every day; will he try to find her a hus- band among his good-for-nothing sluts?” At this moment it was the moth... ...t if the lady is married. The dinner, four hours behind time, to which the hus- band, wife, and child sat down, betrayed the financial straits in whic... ...thing to marry on; but I should like her to keep her jewels, and to find a hus- band myself. I think I have found the man, the possible hus- band, ans... ...yours?—Above all, will you pledge yourself never to betray me either to my hus- band or to Monsieur Hulot, and never reveal that it was I who told you... ...ust awake and collecting his ideas, fell on a door painted with flowers by Jan, an artist disdainful of fame. The Baron did not indeed see twenty thou...

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... plano’qtiarto YI d, in data ratione ; & fit in infinitum .:. & ex aequo, hus incidentia; in planum primum ad hum emergent& ex planoultimo in data r... ...io, fecundurn legem, quamcunque aiGgnatam, continua ‘reddatur ; 2% ratio hus incidentiz in planum primum ad hum emergentiae ex plan0 ultimo, femper... ...us autem hujus 2quationis in loco quovis alio 6~ Aeit ad finnmmaximum, ut hus fummz angulorum FTlV+ATN a( ad radium : hoc elt fere ut Gnus duplze di... ...ma&h& nis. y&n. 3. apparebat ut fiella quartz, Jav. 9, ut fiella quinta=, Jan. ~3. ob fplendorem l,unz crefcentis difparuit. Jun. 25. vix aquabat i... ...caudz divergat. Hoc patio in- veni quad vapor, qui erat in termino caudae Jan. 25, afcendere ccc- perat a capite ante Dec. II, ideoque afcenfu fuo ... ...r ~&rem folis vapores cdpiok fkis excitentur, ,qui v&l in nl.&s coafii &&Jan& &i pluviis, & terrain omne’t^n ad pr’ocr’eationem ve’getabi- lium +rr...

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...ldest still clung to the Satpura ranges, cherishing a legend that some day Jan Chinn, as they called him, would return to his own. In the mean time th... ... and I will surely kill him, for now the Sahib is with his own people. Ai, Jan haba— Jan haba! My Jan haba! I will stay here and see that this does hi... ... off his boots, fool. Sit down upon the bed, Sahib, and let me look. It is Jan haba.” He pushed forward the hilt of his sword as a sign of service, wh... ...ool, don’t care to beat that country if they hear 76 Rudyard Kipling that Jan Chinn is running about on his tiger. It is supposed to be a clouded ani... ...he origin of it, d’ you suppose?” said Chinn. “ Ask the Satpura Bhils. Old Jan Chinn was a mighty hunter before the Lord. Perhaps it was the tiger’s r... ... mouth, which is not always a mother’s property, and said something to her hus- band later, at which he laughed profane and incredulous laughs. All th...

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...from that part of his diary which he burnt a few days be- fore his death: ‘Jan. 1, 1753, N.S. which I shall use for the future. ‘Almighty God, who has... ..., dear Sir, remem- ber, your affectionate, humble servant, SAM. JOHNSON.’ ‘Jan. 9, 1758.’ Dr. Burney has kindly favoured me with the following memoran... ...dies of the present age, in- sisting that they were more faithful to their hus- bands, and more virtuous in every respect, than in former times, becau... ...articular cases, but for men in gen- eral. A woman may be unhappy with her hus- band; but she cannot be freed from him with- out the approbation of th... ... very useful and very blameless man. I am, Sir, your most humble servant, ‘Jan. 17, 1782.’ ‘SAM. JOHNSON.’ 562 Boswell’s Life of Johnson In one of hi...

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...t towards me: be not so exceedingly cast down; for I shall be no unfitting hus- band for you among the deathless gods, that am own brother to father Z...

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...nce of both years, not being in the least awed by many celebrated works on hus bandry, Arthur Young among the rest, that if one would live simply and... ...!” nfor I continued to plant when others had begun to hoe nthe ministerial hus bandman had not suspected it. “Corn, my boy, for fod der; corn for fo... ...lso a captain, town clerk, and representative, I find the following entry. Jan. 18th, 1742 3, “John Melven Cr. by 1 Grey Fox 0 2 3"; they are not now ...

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...ted by small crustaceous animals; and flamingoes (Edin. New Philos. Jour., Jan 1830) likewise frequent them. As these circum- stances, apparently so t... ...eling of having a home, and still less that of domestic affection; for the hus- band is to the wife a brutal master to a laborious 239 Charles Darwin... ... black, tied several bits of scarlet cloth round her head with rushes. Her hus- band, who enjoyed the very universal privilege in this country of poss... ...July 12th. — We anchored in the port of Iquique, *Edinburgh, Phil. Journ., Jan., 1830, p. 74; and April, 1830, p. 258 — also Daubeny on Volcanoes, p. ... ...uld the slimy spawn of frogs? *This is stated by Dr. Gunther (Zoolog. Soc. Jan 24th, 1859) to be a peculiar species, not known to inhabit any other co...

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...n was made for him a fine little cart drawn with oxen, of the invention of Jan Denio, wherein they led him hither and thither with great joy; and he w... ..., I cannot be but rich enough. Everybody cries up thrift, thrift, and good hus- bandry. But many speak of Robin Hood that never shot in his bow, and t... ...0 Gargantua & Pantagruel this your raging fury. Nor is it strange; for the Jan is worth two, and two in fight against Hercules are too too strong. Am ... ...is worth two, and two in fight against Hercules are too too strong. Am I a Jan? quoth Panurge. No, no, answered Pantagruel. My mind was only running u... ...t, she grew stark mad. Some time after the doctor asked for his fee of the hus- band, who answered that truly he was deaf, and so was not able to unde... ...dressed myself to please my father’s eye; yesterday, to gratify that of my hus- band. Thus disguised in looks and garb, nay even, as for- merly was th...

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...y years an active member of the legislature.”—”Hon. Robert Means, who died Jan. 24, 1823, at the age of 80, was for a long period a resident in Amhers... ...ed a strong mind, marked by a considerable degree of eccentricity. He died Jan. 25, 1735, and was borne to the grave, at his particular request, by hi... ...aea, which appear so antiquated and peculiar, have their parallel now. The hus bandman is always a better Greek than the scholar is pre pared to app...

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...ver did in my 1 First magazine publication in Overland Monthly, San Francisco, Jan., 1899. First book publi cation in The Son of the Wolf, Houghton M... ...oman to resist. The Kid permitted her one outburst of grief, as she kissed her hus band, — her own people had no such custom, — then led her to the f...

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... over that mantelpiece.” “Look at that view. It’s a framed Constable,” her hus- band cried. “No; it’s a Morland—a parody of a Morland. But about that ... ... (By authority of the A.B.C.) Paper, 1s. 6d.; cloth. 2s. 6d. Ready, Jan. 16. ARCTIC AEROPLANING. Siemens and Gait. Cloth, bds. Ss. 6d. LAVALLE’...

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...ces and merits, his Majesty, by patent under the Privy Seal, dated Oxford, Jan., 1643, was pleased to advance Sir Francis Esmond to the dignity of Vis... ...e; and now they seemed reconciled together, begged his lady to hint to her hus- band that he should play no more. But Lady Castlewood, smiling archly ... ...ss’s name on it. “Iss, Missis!” says Beatrix, imitating the child. “And if hus- band not come, Pompey must go fetch one.” And Pompey went away grinnin...

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...causing much dis- tress to all loyal persons particularly to those who had hus- bands, sons or brothers with Sherman. Mr. Lincoln seeing these account... ... this letter. Headquarters Armies of The United States, Washington, D. C., Jan. 21, 1865. Major-General W. T. Sherman, Commanding Mill Div. of the Mis...

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...gnity. He got home as far as Amboise, sick- ened, and died two days after (Jan. 4, 1465), in the seventy- fourth year of his age. And so a whiff of pu... ...gain, I cannot find. With that great family of hers, unless in leaving her hus- band she had quarrelled with them all, there must have been frequent o...

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...ed to have received a significant response.According to one report, Saddam Hus- sein’s efforts at this time to rebuild relations with the Saudis and o... ...sistant secretary,Allen Holmes, took the paper to Slocombe’s chief deputy, Jan Lodal, but it went no further. Its lead author recalls being told by Ho... ...ir doubts that Bin Ladin would trust secular Arab dictators such as Saddam Hus- sein or Muammar Qadhafi. Clarke also raised the “remote possibility” o... ...recommending to the President that he order a strike.A few weeks later, in Jan- uary 1999, Clarke wrote that the principals had thought the intelligen... ...fied, and then was lost to sight when the group passed through Bangkok. On Jan- uary 15, Hazmi and Mihdhar arrived in Los Angeles.They spent about two... ... 66 While Jarrah took his personal trips,Atta traveled to Germany in early Jan- uary 2001 for a progress meeting with Ramzi Binalshibh. Binalshibh say... ...er learning that his family was looking for him, Shehhi telephoned them on Jan- uary 20 and said he was still living and studying in Hamburg.The UAE g...