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... told the truth. They were careful and obsequious with their "wei," their traditions, and their buried tongues. They were in favor of just getting a... ...ried to mitigate his pain by becoming absorbed in her own that she pursued philosophically exempt of emotionalism. "My parents are always moving aroun... ... the prescription. Such was his doctoral degree of addiction and from this philosophical islet inundations from void and addiction could not take him ...

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...ing to ride a bicycle—various rules and regulations, essential customs and traditions all so familiar and natural, pushing up from her memory, asserti... ...ren't so annoying, it would have been funny. "Since when did you become so philosophical?" she asked. "Hmm, since I been hanging out with you, I guess...

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...dvent and reign, as it is written in the Holy Scriptures; enabling me to cast aside the traditions upon this subject which I had received from the fa... ... concerning a personal Antichrist, which my author rejects, having found it amongst the traditions of the Church, encrusted with all manner of rust a... ... the peculiar character and effects of these three which may be called the popular, the philosophical, and the prophetical methods of setting forth C... ...say of morals, of a pathetic piece of sentiment, or a poetical invention, or some other philosophical exercise proper to the closet, or some rhetori... ...also do the gropings of the spirit after God, if haply she might find him, with all the traditions of a primitive religion, institutions of temples,... ... darkness; and not to these times, when we have become enlightened with larger and more philosophical views of the universe. Nay, it is enough for us... ...lves, scribes, pharisees, and lawyers, knew only the Messiah described in the books and traditions of men; it was as it were a consequence inevitable... ...ty of the fathers and of certain other doctors, who, with unbridled license, would make traditions and articles of faith out of the conjectures of s...

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... matter in which culture you were born, you have scriptural doctrines and traditions handed down to you to tell you how to behave. You are told that... ... value—to communicate something, to function in the world—that's all, not philosophical concepts. That has no meaning at all. Wanting anything oth... ...to achieve something, otherwise it has no use. You can build a tremendous philosophical structure of thought, but that has no value at all. You can i... ...bbish, balderdash! You can indulge in such absolute nonsense and build up philosophical theories but there is no subject there at all, at any time. ... ... and yet the answers must come from them, not from the encrusted, useless traditions of the holy business. The so-called messiahs have left nothi... ...y. Spirituality is the invention of the mind and the mind is a myth. Your traditions are choking you but, unfortunately, you don't do anything. You ... ... was nothing to it at all. Totally disillusioned with the whole religious traditions of both the East and the West, I plunged myself into modern psyc... ... to accept that possibility. They made a tremendous structure out of that philosophical thought. They talked of the void. They talked of emptiness. Y...

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...ands of times in diverse ways, make Paris the most en- tertaining and most philosophical city in the world, I played a mental macedoine*, half jesting... ...ged that the Jesuits smiled at them. At last, if we are to believe college traditions, he was expelled because, while awaiting his turn to go to the c...

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...he word ‘Sociology’ was invented by Herbert Spencer, a popular writer upon philosophical subjects, who flourished about the middle of the nineteenth c... ...part to maintain armies that sus- tained in their broader organisation the traditions of the European wars of thirty and forty years before. There was... ...n and a quar- ter of arguable soldiers upon the board of Welt-Politik. The traditions of Japan and the Central European armies were more princely and ... ...ealth and appliances, and leave gov- ernment and education to the rustling traditions of hun- dreds of years ago? Those traditions come from the dark ... ...authority, blind to the new possibilities and litigiously reliant upon the traditions of the past. Perhaps the most dangerous of those outworn traditi... ...ds of thousands, whose spirits were in rebellion against all these ancient traditions of flag and empire. Weren’t we, perhaps, already in the throes o...

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...invariably do as we said. That, in his phrase- ology, was “maintaining the traditions of the school.” He had indeed an effect not of a man directing a... ...my private dreams, partly because I was a little antagonised by the family traditions 59 H G Wells that ran through the school. I was made to feel at... ...derneath, ‘With which is incorporated the Observer.’ That picks up the old traditions, makes an appeal to old boys and all that, and it gives us somet... ...ng in—what is the word?—muliebrity. She had cour- age and initiative and a philosophical way of handling ques- tions, and she could be bored by regula... ...was an Hegelian mess of which I had partaken at Codger’s table by way of a philosophical training, my sym- pathies have always been Pragmatist. I belo... ... what I should do; they felt I had reserves of experience and incalculable traditions. Close to us were the Cramptons, Willie Crampton, who has since ... ...on of a constructive dream capable of sus- taining a great educational and philosophical movement such as no formula of Liberalism supplied. The fact ... ... and as if it was quite a small matter, I set my- self to secure a uniform philosophical quality in our columns. That, indeed, was the peculiar virtue... ...touched to flaccidity by her pen or mine…. I was at great pains to give my philosophical, political, and social matter the best literary and critical ...

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...m to special righteousness awakens in me that scorn and anger from which a philosophical mind should be free… I fear that trying to be conversational ... ... no longer living. That very year of our travels he took his degree of the Philosophical Faculty—and only then his true vocation declared itself. Obed... ...uthors of the eighteenth century. In him Christian charity was joined to a philosophical indul- gence for the failings of human nature. But the memory... ... could you expect from running up against Russia?” He was capable, too, of philosophical reflections. “Look at your Napoleon now. A great man. There i... ...in a complete scheme of delicate shades and crude colours by the inherited traditions, beliefs, or preju- dices—unaccountable, despotic, persuasive, a...

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... to special righteousness awakens in me that scorn and danger from which a philosophical mind should be free… . I fear that trying to be conversationa... ...uthors of the eighteenth century. In him Christian charity was joined to a philosophical indulgence for the failings of human nature. But the memory o... ... could you expect from running up against Russia?” He was capable, too, of philosophical reflections. “Look at your Napoleon now. A great man. There i... ...in a complete scheme of delicate shades and crude colours by the inherited traditions, beliefs, or preju- dices—unaccountable, despotic, persuasive, a...

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...by over a century the slow march of human science. It suffices to read his philosophical and mineralogical works to be convinced of this. In one pas- ... ..., “behold him! here are seven- teen works from his pen, of which one, his ‘Philosophical and Mineralogical Works,’ published in 1734, is in three 40 ... ...work on the Astral Regions, has never been published; it is among the oral traditions left by Swedenborg to the three disciples who were nearest to hi... ...rases which are often commonplace. “Bah!” said the worthy pastor, making a philosophical gri- mace as he spread a layer of salt butter on his slice of...

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...ely made up in the matter. He approved altogether of his daughter. But the traditions of parentage, his habit of restrained decision, made him act a j... ... man start and look over Eleanor’s shoulder, and he assumed an attitude of philosophical contemplation of the water, so as to give the young man the l... ...ee, Sir, we’ve hardly known each other—I mean we’ve been associated over a philosophical society and all that sort of thing, but in a more familiar wa... ...nfused with superstition; an apprehension as yet en- tangled with barbaric traditions of fear and with ceremonial surgeries, blood sacrifices, and the...

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...he doctor,—it sounded—wistfully. “They have the same jumble of motives and traditions, I suspect, whether they are eventful or not. The brakes may be ... ...arden….” “The life we lived here,” said the doctor, has left its traces in traditions, in mental predispositions, in still unanalyzed fundamental idea... ... His name is Dr. Martineau. He is quite as civilized as I am. He is also a philosophical writer. He is really a very wise and learned man indeed. He i... ...vented and ascribed to his departed friend. They talked anthropologically, philosophically, speculatively, with an absurd pretence of detachment, they... .... This is a world of fools and brutes in which we live, a world of idiotic traditions, imbecile limi- tations, cowardice, habit, greed and mean cruelt...

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...te atheist, I defied God, and so far as God is the mere sanction of social traditions and pres- sures, a mere dressing up of the crowd’s will in canon... ... pop—as God meant them to do. What stupid things we human beings are!” Her philosophical moments were perhaps the most baf- fling of all. 6 6 6 6 6 Bi... ...? Art is nothing aristo- cratic except when it is a means of scientific or philosophical expression. Art that does not argue nor demonstrate nor dis- ... ... with a wriggle black was loose and had closed again. Inspired by the best traditions of chivalry Benham came to her assistance. He was not expert wit... ...ificent 11 11 11 11 11 When a man has found and won his mate then the best traditions demand a lyrical interlude. It should be possible to tell, in th... ...is definition of Prejudice impressed White as being the most bloodless and philosophical formula that ever dominated the mind of a man. “Prejudice,” B... ...slightly pot-bound, so to speak, in the ancient characters and the ancient traditions, but for all that, they know, they have, what all the rest of th...

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...three assistants, and his dietary and private life were characterised by a philosophical simplicity. He was a water- drinker, a vegetarian, and all th... ...etofore. In that satellite of ours there are new elements, new appliances, traditions, an over- whelming avalanche of new ideas, a strange race with w...

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...le nature, which made havoc of Joseph’s heart, he might have continued the traditions of the great Italian masters, though, for that matter, the last ... ...en’s faith in European Federation. Fulgence Ridal scoffed at Leon Giraud’s philosophical doctrines, while Giraud himself prophesied for d’Arthez’s ben... ...lectual world? French writers have kept Europe in the path of analysis and philosophical criticism from age to age by their powerful style and the ori...

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...induced by the master film was relieved by a livelier, more lyric and less philosophical drama: Mack Schnarken and the Bathing Suit Babes in a comedy ... ...g popular stories and seeing plays, asserted Carol, she had found only two traditions of the American small town. The first tradition, repeated in sco... ...and Sam Clark there would be no reason for desiring the town to seek great traditions. It is the Harry Haydocks, the Dave Dyers, the Jackson Elders, s... ... your own infractions.” 384 Main Street To Carol was given a sudden great philosophical under- standing, an explanation of half the cautious reforms ...

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...ing description! But this was nothing to the wild pranks that lived in the traditions of the elder generation; and in a few years more the boys were d... ... the same time the whole genius loti, the venerable build- ings with their traditions, the eminence secured by intellect and industry, the pride that ... ...lder Fellows of the College at that time, that so great an inroad upon old traditions should have been made with such an entire absence of provocation... ...arly low ebb in the county, and there is not a neighbourhood which has not traditions of incredibly igno- rant, careless and underbred—if not dissipat... ...c- essarily unattractive form. ‘Don’t we overlay it a good deal with human traditions, and still more often take it for granted that what suits us mus... ...ink Shairp in his “Essays,” gives a good critique as far as it goes on the philosophical and religious manner of our day. ‘Alexander Knox says somewhe...

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...ny rate to disregard. These were the staunch economists, and argumentative philosophical Radicals,— men of standing and repute, who are always in doub... ...think you are Quixotic. A Prime Minister is of all men bound to follow the traditions of his country, or, when he leaves them, to leave them with very... ...dity of sending it. Who was he that he should venture to set aside all the traditions of office? A Pitt or a Peel or a Palmerston might have done so, ... ... to take it. In such a condition should he have not have been bound by the traditions of office, bound by the advice of one so experienced and so true... ...so true as the Duke of St Bungay? And for whom had he broken through these traditions and thrown away this advice? For a man who had no power what- ev...

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...e knowing in small matters of physic. They hand these things down in their traditions. Now in cancers and hydrophoby they are quite ingenious. I will ... ...Cooper the vast difference between a saving faith and the corollaries of a philosophical theology; and it teaches us to reduce our self-examination to... ...n the olden time, Dickon. Most of the American genealogists commence their traditions like the sto- ries for children, with three brothers, taking esp...

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...oath never again to commence any war with Athens. There are yet many other traditions about these things, and as many concerning Ariadne, all inconsis... ...st suppose happened as represented uniformly by them. There are also other traditions of the marriages of Theseus, neither honorable in their occasion... ...each of which precepts they would not commonly disclose. So some of Numa’s traditions have no obvious meaning. “Thou shalt not make libation to the go... ... oil in Egypt. Solon’s softness and profuseness, his popu- lar rather than philosophical tone about pleasure in his po- ems, have been ascribed to his...