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...ia Company ‘It is the strangest of all governments but it is designed for the strangest of all empires.’ Macauley, 1833 On New Years Eve 160... ... Company would influence more than 200 years of British and Indian history and found the greatest Empire the world has ever known? Historians have m... ...gly commented, ‘The lass has brains as well as beauty, Dr. Grant. I wager you will now have more malingerers than ever before, when the ship’s unoff... ...ther sought the protection of the British against the warring factions of the fragmenting Moghul Empire. ‘Needless to say, part of my job here as R... ... former Khan’s mistress. The door to the little monument was padlocked and Helen asked one of the malis working nearby where she could find the key.... ...ding at the entrance to the large ballroom to greet their guests. The Comtesse was dressed in the Empire style favoured by the Empress, Josephine, a... ...e gardener looking fearfully over Ram Das’s shoulder. ‘Why did you bring another trug of flowers, mali? Did you not remember the first trug?’ asked ... ...e said, ‘something is not quite right here. I too heard the snake charmer’s music even before the mali shouted, “Sarp,Sarp!’” If you will excuse me,... ...omb but elsewhere. Nevertheless, I have faith that the holy rites I have performed will keep its malign influence at bay, at least in the Residency ...

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...ck HERE! Philosophical Musings and Essays http://samvak.tripod.com/culture.html Malignant Self Love – Narcissism Revisited http://samvak.tripod.... ...ing was not allowed by the British government to address the British people and the Empire through the BBC. The government's constitutional expe... ...r - prevented the Turks for deporting the urban Armenian population in the Ottoman Empire's major cities. Today there are less than 60,000 Armenian... ...on people), India (131 million), Russia (33 million), France (27 million), Ottoman Empire (21 million), Germany (14 million), Spain (11 million), B... ...xecuted 40 Senators for treason. Nero even helped the Jews - a scourge of the Roman empire - and rehabilitated disaster-stricken cities. But the... ... the Philippines, Indonesia and Polynesia and, in west Africa, in Cameroon, Ghana, Mali and Niger; the Mormons in the United States and throughout ... ...g to kill another, is also considered felo-de-se: “If one commits any unlawful malicious act, the consequence of which is his own death, as if ... ...Web and Journalistic Activities Author of extensive Web sites in: – Psychology ("Malignant Self Love") – An Open Directory Cool Site, – Philosoph... ...he Exporters' Pocketbook", Ministry of Trade, Republic of Macedonia, Skopje, 1999 "Malignant Self Love – Narcissism Revisited", Narcissus Publicatio...

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...nd base ornament! The Italians have more properly with it's name entitled malignitie: for, it is a qualitie ever hurtfull, ever sottish; and as ever... ...ned with their losses, to have been transformed into a stone; Diriguisse malis: --Ovid. Metam. 1. vi. 303. And grew as hard as stone, But miserie... ...iat, habeat portum corporis. Vbi remi ssa humana vita, corpus requiescat a malis? -- Cic. Tusc. Qu. i. Enni. To turne in as a hav'n, have he no grave... ...t. Let them beare with my infirmitie, and not conclude it to be a kind of malice; which is so contrarie an enemie to my humor. Yet am I somewhat com... ...t ween faults proceeding from our weaknesses and those that grow from our malice. For in the latter we are directly bandied against the rules of rea... ...er were it you should lose your life, than being taken prisoner, lose your Empire and all.' Then doth she shew the utmost of her power, when for her ... ...wealth is but in hard condition, if none but myselfe hinder thee from the Empire. Thou canst not so much as defend thine owne hous and didst but lat... ... and with such munition he sent him, being yet verie young, to subdue the Empire of the world, only with 30000. footmen, 4000. horsemen, and 42000. C... ...he not to be a right artist? Constantine, the sonne of Helen, founded the Empire of Constantinople, and so, many ages after, Constantine the sonne o...

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...t, tn stiff bononi And i\cgllgrt. l)offqo«il*d variety, from $I.SO up. .-. EMPIRE THEATRE .-. 'PiuiKilny, Iiliirch 5 Hichurd C^nrli-'s Own (.lomoflinn... ...hlrta, In itlff boaom And negllKca. Untquailtd varlity» from $1.60 up. .-. EMPIRE THEATRE .'. 'J^ioHtlny, Martili 5 Kioliard Carlo's Own Ooniodian .Id... ...niu rtntl nc){lttC<*. UucqiiAiltd v«rl*tv, fforn $1.50 up. lti< .Sail Al I EMPIRE THEATRE .'. .silny, .Miii'oli f) liiivd Ciirln'H Own ('iiiinMlimi •l... ...i, Htlff bosom ,tnd ne){l(>tee. Unei^tiAileLl vAflcly, frotn $1.50 up. .-. EMPIRE THEATRE .-. Tuesday, Ularcli 5 liichard Carle's Own Coinedian •Itdii... ...eleton from the closet. I mean neither to blame nor to censure, but " with malice toward none," and in a spirit of absolute frankness, I wish to bring... ...l. " offers so little occasion for offense in its "Grinds." Evi- dently no malice enters here. Few can find that which hurts.and all will find somethi... ...er of Portraits of Style, Quality and Artistic Finish THE WHITE 5TUDI0 425 Mali St. T(l. 61-2 Norton Block BENNINGTON, VT. DR. CHARLES DICKINSON TEFFT... ...Pryor, end; Kirley and Hazard, tackles; Ayler. guard; Denuie. qnarlerbBck; Maliew, halfback; and McDonald, fullback, received their insignia last year... ...dard of peasant life and the shiftless, self-satisfied, ignorant—even ani- malistio—attitude of this very nu- merous .olaas is the one discord- ant no...

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...I really wish I could live somewhere far away, perhaps Timbuktu, which is in Mali. I know this because I'm Asian; we're suppose to know everything. B... ... billions of people working like hamsters running on the wheel, to fuel the empire that is the banking system, which controls the money that control...

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...k, makes you wonder how many children would have chosen to not be born in Mali or Zimbabwe. Maybe their little souls could have waited for welfare s... ...y.‖ ---―I remember a number of years ago when I was president of the Malibou Lakeside Club some people wanted to rent the club house for an eve... ... commandment to not steal. But if your family is starving in a village in Mali, would you steal to feed them if that were your only option? Which is ... ...ith fertility rates of about 7.4 children per woman, as it is in Niger and Mali, the doubling time of their populations is a bit over 25 years. On th... ...ks in Germany, Indonesians in Holland, and people from throughout the old empire into the UK. Most refugees are going to put a strain on their new ho... ...of dissidents in the U.S., guerrilla warfare in South America, slavery in Mali, the ‗white slave‘ trade from East Europe, or anything else that reduc...

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...aracter, in point of cleanliness, to the world; which, I am told, some of my maligners have been pleased, upon this and other occasions, to call in qu... ... was left with a strong guard, to prevent the impertinence, and probably the malice of the rabble, who were very impatient to crowd about me as near a... ... the straight rope, at least an inch higher than any other lord in the whole empire. I have seen him do the summerset several times together, upon a t... ... not so honourable as I could have wished; which pro ceeded wholly from the malice of Skyresh Bolgolam, the high admiral: whereupon my chains were im... ...between the author and a principal secretary, concerning the affairs of that empire. The author’s offers to serve the em peror in his wars. T he firs... ... is now almost ready for the press; containing a general description of this empire, from its first erection, through along series of princes; with a ... ...d to the public or to myself during a residence of about nine months in that empire. One morning, about a fortnight after I had obtained my liberty, R... ...om this time began an intrigue between his majesty and a junto of ministers, maliciously bent against me, which broke out in less than two months, and... ...e emperor of Blefuscu, which, in the midst of great misfortunes, through the malice of my enemies, Gulliver’ s Travels – Swift 43 proved a very happ...

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..., to furnish me with other means more suitable to my own liking: this is a mali- cious kind of justice, and I look upon it as no less wounded by itsel... ...at spring from private interest and pas- sion, duty, nor a treacherous and malicious conduct, cour- age; they call their proneness to mischief and vio... ... a greater traitor than he does, against whom you are so: for he tries the malignity of your disposition by your own hands, where he cannot possibly b... ...orance: so hard is it to imagine that a man can know without abhorring it. Malice sucks up the greatest part of its own venom, and poisons itself. Vic... ... when we have lost the use of them, I find there more envy, injustice, and malice. Age imprints more wrinkles in the mind than it does on the face; an... ...re shy of company when put- ting in than when putting out. In the T urkish empire, there are a great number of men who, to excel others, never suffer ... ...cient Greeks and Romans; and so great a revolution and mutation of so many empires and nations, fall into hands that would have gently levelled, roote... ...ch liberty and indiscretion; but yet it never befell me to wish for either empire or royalty, or the eminency of those high and commanding fortunes: I... ..., either by election or by lot, provided that he and his might live in the empire out of all authority and subjection, those of the ancient laws excep...

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... end of twenty he knows, or knows something about, every Englishman in the Empire, and may travel anywhere and everywhere without paying hotel-bills. ... ...be- fore, but should be delighted if she had anything further to say. Some malignant devil stronger than I must have entered into me that evening, for... ...I would write to the Society for Psy- chical Research—I would paralyze the Empire with the news! But I would, first of all, put eighty miles of assess... ... me a second time and drive me raving round the crater.] Gunga Dass took a mali- cious pleasure in emphasizing this point and in watching me wince. No... ...ld tales of things he had seen and done, of out-of-the- way corners of the Empire into which he had penetrated, and of adventures in which he risked h... ...ne-bell is ringing madly, and Kings are being killed on the Continent, and Empires are saying, “You’re another,” and Mister Gladstone is calling down ... ...cording and reporting the better for the peace of the subscribers. But the Empires and the Kings continue to divert themselves as selfishly as before,...

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...nburgh, Glasgow, Perth, Stirling, Aberdeen— expressing the grandeur of the empire by the antiquity of its towns, and the grandeur of the mail establis... ... it ministers, by the commerce which it sup- ports, by the grandeur of the empire in which, though far from the largest, it is the most influential st... ...ongst the shrouds stood the lady of the pinnace. The deeps opened ahead in malice to receive her, towering surges of foam ran after her, the billows w... ...aves and the raving of the storm; until at last, upon a sound from afar of mali- cious laughter and mockery, all was hidden for ever in driv- ing show... ...doubtful person, yet, merely for the magic perseverance of his indomitable malice, won from the same Romans the only real honour that ever he received... ...life, by word and by deed, Delenda est Anglia Victrix!—that one purpose of malice, faith- fully pursued, has quartered some people upon our national f... ...distinct stories of that order, in any solitary frontier between two great empires—as here, for in- stance, or in the desert between Syria and the Eup... ...the coronation of Charles VII as the work of a witch. That policy, and not malice (as M. Michelet is so happy to believe), was the moving principle in... ...on of Cæsar’s meaning here, cf. Merivale’s History of the Romans under the Empire, Chap. XXI, where he translates Cæsar’s famous reply: “That which is...

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...chess is respectable, is venerable; but nowise for her pearl bracelets and Malines laces: in his eyes, the star of a Lord is little less and little mo... ... is so sly and still, so imperturbably saturnine; shows such indifference, malign coolness towards all that men strive after; and ever with some half-... ...aphical duty, grudge to reimpart) incurably infect therewith! Art thou the malignest of Sansculottists, or only the maddest? “It will remain to be exa... ... have I searched through all the Herald’s Books, in and without the German Empire, and through all manner of Subscriber-Lists (Pranumeranten), Militia... ...ve all Eternity to rest in? ‘ Celestial Nepenthe! though a Pyrrhus conquer empires, and an Alexander sack the world, he finds thee not; and thou hast ... ...o, to whom Fate (wedding Fantasy to Sense, as it often elsewhere does) has malignantly appended a tin kettle of Ambition, to chase him on; which the f... ...s there were in me to give battle, in some small degree, against the great Empire of Darkness: does not the very Ditcher and Delver, with his spade, e... ...ne announces himself, I doubt not, there runs a shudder through the Nether Empire; and new Emissaries are trained, with new tactics, to, if possible, ... ...rit be guided thither to a Brother’s bosom!—We say as before, with all his malign Indifference, who knows what mad Hopes this man may harbor? Meanwhil...

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...nxiety. She attended her sickbed; her watchful attentions triumphed over the malignity of the distemper —Elizabeth was saved, but the consequences of ... ...ared his country, America would have been discovered more gradually, and the empires of Mexico and Peru had not been destroyed. But I forget that I am... ...her; should I by my base desertion leave them exposed and unprotected to the malice of the fiend whom I had let loose among them? At these moments I w... ...fe which I had so thoughtlessly bestowed. When I reflected on his crimes and malice, my hatred and revenge burst all bounds of moderation. I would ha... ...roached; his countenance bespoke bitter anguish, combined with dis dain and malignity, while its unearthly ugliness rendered it almost too horrible ... ...d delight. “The book from which Felix instructed Safie was Volney’s Ruins of Empires. I should not have understood the purport of this book had not Fe... ...is work I obtained a cursory knowledge of history and a view of the several empires at present existing in the world; it gave me an insight into the... ...early Romans—of their subsequent degenerating—of the decline of that mighty empire, of chiv alry, Christianity, and kings. I heard of the discovery... ...reast. I took it; it was a portrait of a most lovely woman. In spite of my malignity, it softened and attracted me. For a few moments I gazed with d...

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...ainst Louis XIV . At another period England, Holland, and the Holy Ro- man Empire would not have welcomed banished Frenchmen and encouraged revolt in ... ...the death of the king passing into the hands of the Guises, alarmed at the empire of the young queen, Mary, niece of the Lorrains and their auxiliary,... ...ine dé Medici was her daughter-in-law, Queen Mary, a fair little creature, mali- cious as a waiting-maid, proud as a Stuart wearing three crowns, lear... ...ofs of that feeling such as women only understand, for they alone know its malig- nity, I would forgive her perpetual opposition to our dear love, my ... ...e you all respect, and should not dare to do so,” said the Scottish queen, maliciously, glancing at Dayelle. Placed between the rival queens, the favo... ...n-mother and from the queen-mother back to Christophe,—her face expressing malignant doubt. Then she seized a bell, at the sound of which one of the q... ...nt were 166 Catherine dé Medici not precisely jesting; but their talk was malicious, especially among those who were not for the Guises. Presently vo... ... secretly to the queen-mother, whom the ambassadors of Spain, England, the Empire, and Poland, hastened to meet on the staircase, brought thither by C... ...en of thought and action, all three of whom made or laid the foundation of empires, each left over three hundred mil- *Momerie. 178 Catherine dé Medi...

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...cloak. But some enchantment had put both man and woman beyond the reach of malice and unpopularity. In his guess one might guess from the moving lips ... ...ht line to their offices; there were the poor who were unhappy and rightly malig- nant. Already, though there was sunlight in the haze, tattered old m... ...hough he had suddenly loosened his clothes, and had become a vivacious and malicious old ape. Winding veils round their heads, the women walked on dec... ...on with my father.” Willoughby, as usual, loved his business and built his Empire, and between them all she would be consider- ably bored. Being a wom... ...g over the waves, still sought the land meditatively, “or about navies, or empires, or any- thing.” So saying she opened the book and began to read: “... ...gree with you. I can conceive no more exalted aim—to be the citizen of the Empire. Look at it in this way, Miss Vinrace; conceive the state as a compl... ...imported; children grew. All seemed to favour the expansion of the British Empire, and had there been men like Richard Dalloway in the time of Charles... ...he would stay. “English people abroad!” she returned with a vivid flash of malice. “Ain’t they awful! But we won’t stay here,” she continued, plucking... ...e thing all will be useless. A bird gave a wild laugh, a monkey chuckled a mali- cious question, and, as fire fades in the hot sunshine, his words fli...

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... an interview were never answered. And, indeed, he saw the upstarts of the Empire obtaining some of the offices reserved, under the old monar- chy, fo... ...bon was just as eager to satisfy the third estate and the creations of the Empire, by curbing the clergy, as the first of the Napoleons had been to at... ... so honorable, that he was not once the object of those epigrams which the mali- cious journalism of the day hurled at the three hundred votes of the ... ...ind any subject for pleasantry. But she had not time to give herself up to malicious criticism, or opportunity for hearing many of the startling speec... ...tence of admiring the views from the garden. Her brother lent himself with malicious good-humor to the divagations of her rather eccentric wanderings.... ...s favorite paper La Quotidienne in the midst of clouds of smoke, which the malicious old sailor inten- tionally blew over her; she learned piquet to b...

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...nce-it was nothing but her sepulchre. The world, jealous of her, prolonged empire, had in the first place broken to pieces that admirable body, and th... ...h a department or such a choice; and in those systems, where ignorance and malice, favouritism, intrigue, and violence govern, if any selection happen... ...3, p. 3]—The Italians have more fitly baptized by this name—[La tristezza]—malignity; for ’tis a quality always hurtful, always idle and vain; and as ... ...h her losses), to have been at last trans- formed into a rock— “Diriguisse malis,” [“Petrified with her misfortunes.”—Ovid, Met., vi. 304.] thereby to... ...ur, habeat: portum corporis, ubi, remissa human, vita, corpus requiescat a malis.” [“Nor let him have a sepulchre wherein he may be received, a haven ... ...ed in their memory; and less to their the power, even out of to make their malice die with them, but extending the life of their hatred even beyond th... ...for it is better you should lose your life than, by being taken, lose your empire.” —[Zonaras, lib. iii.]—But fear does then manifest its utmost power... ...gnorantly and unprofitably commit them to memory. But let us return to the empire of custom. Such people as have been bred up to liberty, and subject ... ...public is in very ill condition, if I am the only man betwixt thee and the empire. Thou art not able so much as to defend thy own house, and but t’oth...

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...at Arcis this young man had lent his name during the T error to the famous Malin de l’Aube, the repre- sentative of the people, in order to hold posse... ... An Historical Mystery.”] Conse- quently, all the support and influence of Malin, now become count and senator, was at the service of the Marion famil... ...merie. In 1814, the receiver-gen- eral met with reverses. He died when the Empire died; but his widow managed to gather fifteen thousand francs a year... ...oisie revolved, for they felt themselves to be fully worth either Monsieur Malin, otherwise called Comte de Gondreville, the Keller Bros., the Cinq-Cy... ...who had continued justice of the peace in Arcis during the Revolution, the Empire, and the Restoration. Achille Pigoult, thirty-two years of age, had ... ...of 1789, to which you owe your fortune, still lives in the land of Danton, Malin, Grevin, Pigoult, Marion—That is all!” And the old man sat down. Wher... ...y the rhythmic snores of various electors which denoted a sound sleep. The malicious Achille Pigoult had urged all present to listen religiously to th... ...at a high price, whereas Lisbon was sending enormous quanti- ties into the Empire at six sous the kilogramme, in virtue of the Emperor’s celebrated de... ... often put in requisition horses and army-waggons, as if the safety of the empire were concerned. But the majesty of com- merce was surely as precious...

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...rdsworth— ‘The earthquake is not satisfied at once.’ All perils, specially malignant, are recurrent. A murderer, who is such by passion and by a wolfi... ...r, precisely on such a tenure of a whisper was now suspended the murderous malice of the man below. No; there is but one way to save the child; to- wa... ...d indulgence for mounting a Eu- ropean tribunal, from which they pronounce malicious edicts against ourselves. Sentinels present arms to Von Raumer at... ...sm were even ingenious. Whereas, he utterly misunderstands Swift, and is a malicious calum- niator of the captain who, luckily, roaming in Sherwood, a... ...some tiger-monkey grin that traversed his features at intervals. Wieland’s malice, however, was far more playful and genial than Swift’s; something of... ... made of one death after another amongst those who supported our canopy of empire through the last most memo- rable generation. The eldest of the Well... ...istration, thus ever misapplied, or non-applied, the resources of a mighty empire, it languished for eighteen months purely through their neglect. In ... ... maxim of Oriental despo- tism, and fit only for a nation where law had no empire. Many of the illustrious patriots of the Great Parliament saw this; ...

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...The Rogrons beat a retreat, say- ing to each other that the world was very malicious. Sylvie perceived that the news of her benevolence had missed its... ...ad tried to warn you from those people you might have supposed we had some mali- cious motive in what we said. If you like a game of cards in the even... ...y night,” said Sylvie. “Why not? What do you suppose an old soldier of the Empire like me does with himself? And as for Vinet, his eve- nings are alwa... ...-lazuli, perceived and given to us by Raffaelle. The moral nature had such empire over that frail physical nature that on the morrow Pierrette rose li... ...n. Sylvie, a woman and a jealous woman, an- swered that magnetic look with malignant flashes. A dread- ful silence reigned. The clenched hand of the B... ... were all the more exasperating to the Tiphaines because these things were malicious truths, not libels. Such wounds cut deep; they go to the quick of...

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...ity with which we have adopted into our grave political faith the rash and malicious sketches of our novelists. With Fielding commenced the practice o... ...ur order of country gentlemen. His picture of Squire Western is not only a malicious, but also an incongruous libel. The squire’s ordinary language is... ...ny ways give to herself, must feel that she has her own separate domain of empire unaffected by the most sov- ereign beauty upon earth. Every man that... ...” which I, who stood by a silent observer, could not but feel to involve a malicious calumny. Naturally it happened that coroneted carriages, superb h... ... human nature would have ruled, to demand a solu- tion of what had been so maliciously arranged towards an anguish of insupportable temptation. Thus, ... ...ebt. And at this moment, when I see thee called to thy audit by unjust and malicious accusers—men with the hearts of in- quisitors and the purposes of... ... from their want of public journals, combined with territorial grandeur of empire. The greatest possible defect of harmony arises naturally in this wa... ... revolu- tion variable and advancing under the vast varieties of the Roman empire. Having no newspapers to effect a level amongst the inequalities and... ... centuries, were popularly be- lieved, in the latest period of the Western empire, to exist as so many charters of supremacy. Jupiter himself in Rome ...

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...er mother and aunt; and for a moment he could not identify the lady in the Empire dress, nor imagine why her presence created such excitement among th... ... mingled with the Mingott heirlooms the frivolous upholstery of the Second Empire. It was her habit to sit in a window of her sitting-room on the grou... ... “Perhaps the Beauforts don’t know her,” Janey suggested, with her artless malice. Mr. Jackson gave a faint sip, as if he had been tasting invis- ible... ...r little mouth into a grimace of mimic prudery and twinkled at him through mali- cious lids. “`Ask Mamma,’ I suppose—the usual story. Ah, these Mingot... ...u’re alone—at the Parker House?” She looked at him with a flash of her old malice. “Does it strike you as dangerous?” “No; not dangerous—” “But unconv... ...ed. “Ah, but not as handsome as Ellen!” she jerked out, twin- kling at him maliciously; and before he could answer she added: “W as she so awfully han... ...ht he saw in his gay young eyes a gleam of his great-grandmother Mingott’s malice. “Oh, didn’t I tell you?” Dallas pursued. “Fanny made me swear to do...

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...round the room. “I like looking at you,” said Jim, his smile becoming more malicious. “But you shouldn’t, when I tell you not,” she returned. Jim twis... ...gement?” said Robert. “Listen to the row fools make, rushing in,” said Jim mali- ciously. “No, the engagement is broken,” said Josephine. “World comin... ...on’t breathe out, you asphyxiate.” “Right you are, Mock T urtle—” said Jim maliciously. “Breathing out is a bloody revolution,” said Lilly. “You’ve hi... ...lso. He rose and went to the drawing-room. It was a large, vacant-seeming, Empire sort of drawing-room, with yellow silk chairs along the walls and ye... ...nel. The Colonel tip-toed beau- tifully across the wide blank space of the Empire room, and seated himself on a chair, rather in the distance, with hi... ...shed, he was wor- thy of the great nation he belonged to. The broad-seated Empire chair showed no signs of giving way. Let him enjoy himself, away the... ...ights of the long salon. It was a handsome room in the Italian mode of the Empire period—beautiful old faded tapestry panels— reddish—and some ormolu ...

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...? Is not the foundation of our municipal law the ancient code of the Roman Empire, devised at a time when it was so much re- nowned for its civil poli... ...rnly, ‘If I understand your trick, sir, you want to take advantage of some malicious reports con- cerning things in this family, and particularly resp... ...d I advise him to do so—the Quakers, with all their demure- ness, can bear malice as long as other folk; and though I have not the prudence of Mr. Pro... ...erry tidings this to me, who had been the d—d’ (he paused a moment) ‘origo mali—Gad, I think my confession would sound better in Latin than in English... ...orgotten how Redgauntlet disarmed you this morning.’ ‘Why, I would bear no malice about that—only he is so cursedly high and saucy,’ said Ewart. ‘And ... ...art of the helmet. BEIN, comfortable. BELISARIUS, a general of the Eastern Empire ungratefully treated by the Emperor Justinian. BENEDICTE, bless you.... ...ES AND PYLADES, DAMON AND PYTHIAS, classical examples of friendship. ORIGO MALI, cause of the evil. ORNATURE, adornment, decoration. ORRA, odd. OVERTU...

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...drawing-rooms of Sta. Marta, in a soft and implacable voice, and with such mali- cious glances that Mr. Gould’s best friends advised him earnestly to ... ...whose views are tinged by prejudices. There was for him in that af- fair a malignancy of perverted justice which, by means of a moral shock, attacked ... ...ined his neighbour ferociously with a stone axe from necessity and without malice. The stupidest mind may invent a rankling phrase or brand the innoce... ...such, for in- stance as the books of Imbert de Saint Amand upon the Second Empire. But Pedrito had been struck by the splendour of a brilliant court, ... ...ty of a country. Pedrito Montero was carried away. Look at what the Second Empire had done for France. It was a regime which delighted to honour men o... ...s a regime which delighted to honour men of Don Carlos’s stamp. The Second Empire fell, but that was because its chief was devoid of that military gen... ...the big trees her little, even teeth gleamed in a youthful smile of gentle malice. “People don’t know how really good you are. You will not let them k... ...e. A transgression, a crime, entering a man’s existence, eats it up like a malignant growth, consumes it like a fever. Nostromo had lost his peace; th...

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... a separation. My uncle Bernard, who was an engineer, went to serve in the empire and Hungary, under Prince Eugene, and distin- guished himself both a... ... being most conspicuous. The history of the Church and 14 The Confessions Empire by Le Sueur, Bossuett’s Discourses on Universal His- tory, Plutarch’... ...Lambercier, for benevolence, aided by the passions, has ever maintained an empire over me which has given law to my heart. This event, which, though d... ...ect me of not having dared to reveal the whole. I give sufficient scope to malignity in what I say; it is unnecessary I should furnish still more by m... ...ed at M. Lambercier’s, or that I had learned the history of the church and empire almost by heart at my father’s; and though (since that time, nearly ... ... my services to M. Basile on his return; but there was something so false, malicious, and ironi- cal, in his air and manner, that it was by no means c... ...te, another importunate visitor arrived, she would add to her amusement by mali- ciously prolonging the visit, meantime casting glances at me for whic... ...han myself, not pretty, but tolerably agreeable; good-na- tured, free from malice, having no fault to my knowledge but being a little refractory with ... ...e a parcel of music that I could not read a note of, and which she had the malice to sing before her master, to teach him how it should be executed; f...

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...ronet.” “What do you say?” “Hold! I must have lost it,” said the young man maliciously, pretending to search for it. “But fortunately the world is a s... ...ally by the husband. “By the female side, I believe?” said the procurator, mali- ciously. Porthos did not feel the ridicule of this, and took it for a... ...Montague, was taken, and proof was obtained of a league between the German Empire, Spain, England, and Lorraine. This league was directed against Fran... ...u, then, madame?” asked Felton, with an astonishment which in spite of the empire he held over himself he could not entirely conceal. “I will tell it,... ...est of this kind. The abbess introduced them to each other. When this for- mality was ended, as her duties called her to chapel, she left the two youn... ...ree Musketeers They this time embraced heartily, and without retaining any malice. Planchet obtained from Rochefort the rank of sergeant in the Piedmo...

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...ation into smooth waters. They were further silenced by Katharine’s rather mali- cious determination not to help this young man, in whose upright and ... ...d Mrs. Hilbery, looking at her with her odd sidelong glance, that was half malicious and half tender, would liken her to “your wicked old Uncle Judge ... ...ersonage, but a desire to laugh, which was, how- ever, entirely lacking in malice. Mr. Rodney was evidently so painfully conscious of the oddity of hi... ...all the machinery of the office, as if she included them all in her rather malicious amusement, which caused Mary to keep her eyes on her straightly a... ...en he asked her to shield him in some neglect of duty, came into his eyes; malice, humor, and irresponsibility were blended in it. He nod- ded his hea... ... and the gallant gentlemen, her brothers and cousins, who had defended the Empire and left their bones on many frontiers, looked at the world through ... ... don’t themselves.” The old gentleman had ruled a large part of the Indian Empire, but he was in the habit of saying that he had rather have written t...

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...o be near his person; you will see splendid fetes; you will see the king, who they say is so handsome, so agreeable!” “Ay, and still more, I shall see... ...ile of the two girls; and he did not remark that the hand of Louise remained in his. “There “ said Montalais, “you have pardoned me, Louise, for havin... ... in great agitation. “Mesdemoiselles, I inconvenience you very much. I have, without doubt, been very indiscreet,” stammered Raoul, very ill at ease. ... ... stammered Raoul, very ill at ease. “It is a heavy step,” said Louise. “Ah! if it is only M. Malicorne,” added Montalais, “do not disturb yourselves.”... ... just come.” “Did you see nobody concealed while you were there?” “Madame!” “I saw a man’s hat, I tell you — the hat of that fellow, that good-for-not... ... master and friend, by los- ing nothing at all.” How well that dear Monsieur d’Artagnan knew the hearts of men and grocers! They who have pronounced D... ... Quixote mad because he rode out to the conquest of an empire with nobody but Sancho, his squire, and they who have pronounced Sancho mad because he a...

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... more than touch at Aurora, and exchange some fish-hooks for some bows. At Malicolo, in 1851, the Bishop and his party , while fetch- ing water, had b... ... more personal letters. On his sister Fanny’s birthday , when the visit to Malicolo was just over, after his birthday wishes, he goes on:— ‘And now, h... ...he whalers, for there were six in the chiefs house, and one was fired, not mali- ciously but out of display. The Bishop told them his object, and they... ...alty Isles, as lying so near to New Caledonia, were tempting to the French Empire, and the Bishop at the same time felt it his duty to attempt their c... ... be content always to do as you are told by us, to be like children, as in malice so in knowledge; you can never be missionaries, you may become assis... ...e on Saturday, and we chose such a beautiful property, between Veverao and Maligo, I dare say about ten acres. Then I spoke to the people here, explai... ...character. T o think that this is the country of St. Louis and Bayard! The Empire seems almost systematically to have completed the demoralisation of ...

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... doctrine that shall be equally available for applica- tion in the British Empire and in the United States. T o that we must come, unless our talk of ... ... nation and those in Cape Colony another, and on the other the patriots of Empire who would have me, for example, hail as my fellow-subjects and col- ... ...onal existence. One hears, too, of the sacred principle of Free T rade, of Empires and Zollvereins, and the Rights of the Parent to blockade the educa... ...aking nate villages, levy taxes and administer atrocity in the name of the Empire, and even, I am told, outface for a time the modest heralds of the g... ...e same way that new diseases coming to peoples unused to them are far more malignant than among peoples who have suffered from them generation after g... ...nate mothers, are converted into admirable bandsmen for the defence of the Empire or trained to be servants for people who feel the need of well-train... ... Beyond the limits of lunacy it might be possible to define a condition of malignancy or ruthlessness that would justify confiscation, attempts to for... ...t of the eyes. Most preposterous of all for some reason is a figure—one is mali- ciously disposed to present it as feminine and a little unat- 177 H ...

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...nt opinions, I look upon it indeed as an unmanly and stupid vice, but less malicious and hurtful 18 Book the Second than the others, which, almost al... ... says: “Non est, ut putas, virtus, pater, Timere vitam; sed malis ingentibus Obstare, nec se vertere, ac retro dare.” [“Father,... ...nto it; “Multos in summa pericula misfit Venturi timor ipse mali: fortissimus ille est, Qui promptus metuenda pati, si cominus ... ...n, and that it was to serve his enemies to keep his blood to gratify their malice. We read in the Bible that Nicanor, the persecutor of the law of God... ...d Decidit abscissum; cum mens tamen atque hominis vis Mobilitate mali, non quit sentire dolorem.” [“They relate that scythe-bearing chariots... ...gs of so little moment: a man must have been general in the conquest of an empire or a kingdom; he must have won two-and-fifty set battles, and always... ...d it, but had dissembled out of obedience to the laws, till he came to the empire. He was in his own so superstitious, that he was laughed at for it b... ...of he died, did not for all that neglect to inquire after the state of the empire, and even in bed continually despatched very many affairs of great c... ...r time in science and other retired employments, gave great blows to their empire; and Amurath III., now reigning, following their ex- ample, begins t...

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... unresigned as ever to this tragedy, in so far as it was the work of human malice. V engeance, as a mission for me, as a task for my hands in particul... ...t nothing at all, many such charges are made idly and carelessly, and some maliciously.” “But what charges?” I cried, and then he wanted to speak priv... ...two things is apparent to me; either the accusation is one of pure hellish malice, without a color of probability or the shadow of a foundation, and t... ...ement of my wo—had been conceded by a demon’s subtle 37 Thomas de Quincey malice only with the purpose of barbing the pang, by thus forcing it into a... ...e sun and the moon rise and set as usual upon the mightiest revolutions of empire and of worldly fortune that this planet ever beholds; and it is some... ...in some quarters of this great metropolis, and in other cities of the same empire, by means of a very malignant typhus. This fever is supposed to be t... ...eat metropolis, and in other cities of the same empire, by means of a very malignant typhus. This fever is supposed to be the peculiar product of jail... ...judged to be his enemies. That vengeance lay in detaching from the Russian empire the whole Kalmuck na- tion, and breaking up that system of intercour... ...e, in the martial glory acquired, for continu- ing his connection with the empire in whose service he had won it, and by whom only it could be fully a...

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...n inertia and superstition to hang on the back of the pioneer, and all the malice of vulgarity and prejudice to threaten him, is responsible for many ... ...ll, in the Europe she had once dominated as the mightiest of the Christian empires. THE LIMITS TO TOLERATION But the large toleration these considerat... ...ve fluid, on the ground that he might use them to commit murder or inflict mali- cious injury. He has no general power to prevent citi- zens from sell... .... If it is to be tolerated at all: if we are not to make war on the German Empire for permitting it, nor punish the English people who go to Bavaria t...

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...he Battle of Prague and total subjection of Bohemia. Book II. State of the Empire. — Of Europe. — Mansfeld. — Christian, Duke of Brunswick. — Wallenst... ...rotestants to the Emperor’s necessities and to the common dan- gers of the empire, their encroachments on the temporalities of the church, and their a... ...to the distresses of another, save where national jealousy could indulge a mali- cious joy at the reverses of a rival. This barrier the Reformation de... ...what would have been the fate of the Reformation, and the liberties of the Empire, had not the formidable power of Aus- tria declared against them. Th... ...mpropriator of an ecclesiastical founda- tion, who held immediately of the Empire, whether elector, bishop, or abbot, forfeited his 19 Friedrich Schi... ...ees tottering, their churches pro- faned, and their religion degraded. The malice of his enemies had circulated the most fright- ful representations o... ...rraine. A distrust of the Swedish monarch was now loud and open, while the malice of his enemies busily circulated the most injurious reports as to hi... ...t Gustavus, by his manoeuvres on the Rhine, gave a dangerous handle to the malice of his enemies, and in some measure justified the suspicion that he ... ... ish soldier who fell into their hands! All the tor- ments which inventive malice could devise were exercised upon these unhappy victims; and the sigh...

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... tual and more equivocal r\oc\le of warrior, politician, and founder of an empire. G. Margoliouth. 11 The Koran SELECT BIBLIOGRAP SELECT BIBLIOGRAP S... ...were thus forwarded to several of the chief mili- tary stations in the new empire, and all previously existing copies were committed to the flames. Za... ...in it on which mighty nations, and conquering though not, perhaps, durable–empires can be built up. It is due to the Koran, that the occupants in the ... ... Arabia, are transformed, as if by a magician’s wand, into the founders of empires, the builders of cities, the collectors of more libraries than they... ... ‘rahhmani ‘rrahheem. El-hamdoo lillahi rabi ‘lalameen. Arrahhmani raheem. Maliki yowmi-d-deen. Eyaka naboodoo, wa‚yaka nest aeen. Ihdina ‘ssirat almo... ...kut on 1 Kings vi. ch. 182. 6 Lit. unless ye bear me witness. 7 That is, malignant. “The efreets are generally believed to differ from the other dji... ...elieved to differ from the other djinn in being very powerful and al- ways malicious; but to be in other respects of a similar na- ture” (Lane’s Moder... ...sses shall say, “These are they who made their Lord a liar.” Shall not the malison of God be on these unjust doers, Who pervert others from the way of... ...ily, they who are infidels and die infidels,–these! upon them shall be the malison of God and of angels and of all men: Under it shall they remain for...

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...d rock-resounding Hypanis, and thou 62 Volume 3 Eridanus who bearest like empire’s sign T wo golden horns upon thy taurine brow Thou than whom none o... ...hough in fact victorious, _135 I left His seat of empire, from mine eye Shooting forth poisonous lightning, while my words Wi... ...earth; Nothing that in a moment will make rich Men and the world with fine malicious mischief— There is no dagger drunk with blood; no bowl From which... ...in dust With spirit, thought, and love; on Man alone, Partial in causeless malice, wantonly Heaped ruin, vice, and slavery; his soul Blasted with with... ...eeting visions Have left a record there To testify of earth. ‘These are my empire, for to me is given _60 The wonders of t... ... _110 Might eat and perish, and My soul procure Wherewith to sate its malice, and to turn, Even like a heartless conqueror of the earth, All mise... ...170 He brought on earth to satiate with the blood Of truth and freedom His malignant soul. At length His mortal frame was led to death. 141 Shelley I... ...ioned in my country, and I cried, “Go! Go!” in mockery. A smile of godlike malice reillumed _180 His fading lineament... ...ssage to the peaceful grave Has crushed the earth to misery, and given Its empire to the chosen of His slaves. These have I seen, even from the earlie...

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... of local posi- tion, much more when united with that avowed inveteracy of malignant feeling, which was bitter enough to rouse a re- action of bittern... ... suc- cession of disastrous events, by which it should seem that a perfect malice of misfortune pursued the vestiges of the mighty poet’s steps. In 16... ...is with the humility of his fortunes; secondly, under a baser impulse, the malicious pleasure of seeing a great man degraded. Accordingly, as in the c... ...homas de Quincey who has left on record, in a posthumous work of 1592, his malicious feelings towards Shakspeare, could not have failed to notice it. ... ...r. And is it to be imagined that an enemy, searching with the diligence of malice for matter against Shakspeare, should have failed, six years after t... ...ne. That he must have looked with trepidation and perplexity upon his wild empire and its “dark foundations,” may be supposed. The tenure was uncertai... ...had humbled Caesar himself to the dust, and left him an emperor without an empire? We at least, for our parts, could not read without some emotion one...

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...Viscount de Varnetot, a small, thin man, already old, remained true to the Empire, es- pecially since he saw rising up against him a pow- erful advers... ...onquered, a prisoner to the Prussians, and upon the ruins of the crumbling Empire the young and radiant Re- public arises, picking up your broken swor... ...l see immediately. “I am strong and mild-tempered, without a pennyworth of malice in me. But she! oh! la! la! she looks insignificant, she is short an... ...ked the nurse. “She is rather better, on the contrary,” he replied, with a malignant look out of the corner of his eyes. Then he went out. La Rapet wa... ...ery few friends, at the office of the mayor of the English urban district, malicious people in the Faubourg were making fun of the whole affair, and a... ...know each other in the future” “I must certainly insist on that,” she said mali- ciously. The “Exotic Prince” had, however, made a con- quest of the c... .... I think this is highly suspicious, and I fear that the priests have been maligning me to my father. Until less than a year ago, we used to live very... ...he matter, if you do not object to opposing the most powerful force in the Empire for the sake of such an insignificant indi- vidual as myself.” “Ever...

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...y from him. Another piece called to her mind a dainty young woman clad in an Empire gown, taking mincing dancing steps as she came down a long avenue ... ...on to linger and hold themselves apart. He walked between them, whether with mali cious or mischievous intent was not wholly clear, even to himself. ... ... son, too. It must have been quite hard to let him go.” Mademoiselle laughed maliciously. “Her favorite son! Oh, dear! Who could have been imposing su... ...eason?” “They are your husband’s,” returned Mademoiselle, with a shrug and a malicious elevation of the eyebrows. “Oh! I see there is no deceiving you... ...e?” She went and grasped Mademoiselle’s hands up from the keys. “Oh! unkind! malicious! Why did you not tell me?” “That he was coming back? No great n...

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...antulas teach oth- erwise: and they themselves were formerly the best world- maligners and heretic-burners. With these preachers of equality will I no... ...then doth she seduce most.” When I had said this unto Life, then laughed she mali- ciously, and shut her eyes. “Of whom dost thou speak?” said she. “P... ...trangle you, ye singing birds of my hopes! Yea, at you, ye dearest ones, did malice ever shoot its arrows—to hit my heart! And they hit it! Because ye... ...t, when it again became silent and still all around, and I alone sat in that malignant silence. Thus did time pass with me, and slip by, if time there... ... lonesomest tribulation called. Impotent towards what hath been done—it is a malicious spectator of all that is past. Not backward can the Will will; ... ...l, do not then upbraid when I also offer you something of mine. This is mine empire and my dominion: that which is mine, however, shall this evening a...

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...tremist groups from these same countries; from the African states of Chad, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, and Uganda; and from the Southeast Asian states of Bu... ... First, the bombing signaled a new terrorist challenge, one whose rage and malice had no limit. Ramzi Y ousef, the Sunni extremist who planted the bom... ...n annual budget larger than the gross domestic product of Russia, it is an empire. The Defense Department is part civilian, part military .The civilia... ...ork with a coalition to eliminate terrorist groups and networks, and avoid malice toward any peo- ple, religion, or culture. 41 President Bush recalle... ...the southern Philippines to Indonesia • West Africa, including Nigeria and Mali • European cities with expatriate Muslim communities, especially citie... ...he Muslim world. Moghul India, Safavid Persia, and, above all, the Ottoman Empire were great Islamic powers that arose long after the Baghdad Caliphat...

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...etely abandoned the child of his marriage with Adelaida Ivanovna, not from malice, nor because of his matrimonial grievances, but simply because he fo... ...hoolfellows from the bottom class to the top want to mock at him, not from malice but because it amused them. This characteristic was a wild fanatical... ...s nose was not long, but sharp, like a bird’s beak. “T o all appearances a malicious soul, full of petty pride,” thought Miusov. He felt altogether di... ...was led up to the holy sacrament, which had been explained to me as due to malingering and the trickery of the “clericals,” arose probably in the most... ...earth in the Church and was nothing but the Church. When the pa- gan Roman Empire desired to become Christian, it inevita- bly happened that, by becom... .... His face was suddenly solemn and impressive, which gave him a positively malignant look. Dmitri bowed generally to all present, and without a word w...

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... her. “I have already begged you so to conduct yourself in society that even mali cious tongues can find nothing to say against you. There was a time ... ...tion. “I cannot be your wife while I. . . ” she began. He laughed a cold and malignant laugh. “The manner of life you have chosen is reflected, I suppo... ...lough too wasn’t always used. It was introduced maybe in the days before the Empire, but it was probably brought in by force. Now, in our own day, we ... ...“That, anyway,” said Nikolay Levin, with an ironical smile, his eyes flashing malignantly, “has the charm of—what’s one to call it?—geometrical symmetr... ...t got a profitable job: there was triumph and joy, there was a gleam like the malignant gleam he saw in his wife’s eyes. “You desire my assistance in s... ...not endure him. “Well, have you seen him?” said Alexey Alexandrovitch with a malignant smile. “Of course; he was at our sitting yesterday. He seems to...