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...give some countries money when much of it will find its way to a numbered Swiss bank account. Why should you try to combat malaria when HIV attacks ... ...e—needy, honest, truly democratic, peaceful, eager to work—and only a few philanthropists to help. ―It is the old idea that it is better to te... ...help to solve the problems. She could try to minimize the effects as most philanthropists do. She could spend her money on trying to find cures for A... ...id sterilization and free contraceptives. They have been able to get some philanthropists and one European government to help to finance their planne... ...of the costs of the sterilizations and the incentives are paid by foreign philanthropists who have given millions for sterilization—their contributio...

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...g at the world. As I‘m sure you know Chuck, the idea comes from the Greek word ‗philia,‘ which originally meant friendship or brotherly love. Philan... ...all. I must spend at least twenty hours a week just dreaming about what it would be like to live in western Canada, the Arizona desert or the Swiss ... ...ly be more easily persuaded if there is money or education and retirement benefits for them. So you would need a great infusion of money from philan...

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...ing mechanically, predictably, boringly, regularly, unchangingly. Look at the Swiss. Affluent, privileged, mechanically perfect. And boring as hel... ... Riviera. All the wealth of the Congolese People tucked away safely in secret Swiss bank accounts. Living openly as an escaped thief and hoodlum an... ...h profile charities like the symphony, or museums, or cancer research… so the philanthropists can garner the maximum publicity out of their meager ch...

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...arance of admiration, to talk of war with a soldier, wax enthusiastic with philanthropists over the good of the nation, and to give to each one his li... ...ned. I have just come across your coachman, the man is as tipsy as all the Swiss in Switzerland.” The Duchess made no answer; she was looking round th...

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... at the top of a hill, as the Prince de Conti did at Nointel; or producing Swiss scenery at Cassan, like Bergeret, the farmer-general. In short, it is... ...army, so indispensable to a government, in spite of the public orations of philanthropists or narrow-minded moral- ists. But the absolute confidence p... ...nd; you grow thrifty there.—Look here; go there yourself, my dear! Catch a Swiss, and you may perhaps catch a husband, for they have not yet learned w... ...ned off in Asia by England, when a commercial traveler sells him the first Swiss snuff- box that opens in three places. “You want to win my heart? Wel... ...maze of the Conciergerie into a perfectly wholesome room, whatever certain philanthropists may say to the contrary, but cut off from all possible comm... ...y to his con- science and the Law. At the present time, when philosophers, philanthropists, and politicians are constantly endeavoring to reduce every...

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... his cabman’s cry of “Gate, if you please,” al- most put him in spirits. A Swiss, in scarlet and gold, ap- peared, the great door groaned on its hinge... ...p into his carriage; she listened to the order that he gave, and heard the Swiss repeat it to the coachman: “To M. de Rochefide’s house.” Those words,... ...e police courts. That is doing the work of the police thoroughly, and true philanthropists will tell you that it is better to prevent crime than to pu...

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...e necessity of appeasing and contenting one’s own spirit. Y.M. The world’s philanthropists— O.M. I honor them, I uncover my head to them—from habit an... ...ksman, more and better than a mere cool head; he was a type; he stands for Swiss patriotism; in his person was represented a whole people; his spirit ... ...is to a nail. Some prefer a nail at first. However, I like all the French, Swiss, German, and Italian domestic cigars, and have never cared to inquire...

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...ed by Elie Magus, the picture-dealer. The original be- longed to a wealthy Swiss banker, who had only lent it for ten days, and the next day was the l... ...d been an Eastern slave. With due deference to the makers of idylls and to philanthropists, the inhabitants of the provinces have very little idea of ...

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...ibuere” is their motto; they measure to each duty its dose. There are some philanthropists who pity nothing but the man condemned to death. V anity is... ...to the service of God, to the Church. I do not trumpet what I do, like the philanthropists; I do not write about it; I simply act; I am pledged to Chr... ...r reflections, no doubt, heard a “trio” worthy, in its way, of that of the Swiss in “Guillaume Tell.” “Do you see,” said Theodose, returning to Flavie...

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...n artists in gray flaccid hats and flaunting beards; and one of the Pope’s Swiss guardsmen in the strange motley garb which Michael Angelo contrived f... ...ate to beggary. But, in spite of their favorable prayers, by which Italian philanthropists set great store, a cloud seemed to hang over these once Arc...

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...edderburn. “Hill of all people. But I am always inclined to distrust these philanthropists-on-prin- ciple—” “Are you quite sure?” said Miss Haysman, w... ... had come out to Ecuador to climb mountains, to replace one of their three Swiss guides who had fallen ill. He climbed here and he climbed there, and ...

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..., elaborate neatness, the trite moralities and ready-made aphorisms of the philanthropists and publicists, repeated from page to page with wearying in... ...like going to bed than dancing. The two girl cousins, in dresses of dotted Swiss over blue sa- teen, were doing their utmost to pacify her. She could ...

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...fresh leading wind, was herself in hot chase; how very kind of these tawny philanthropists to assist in speeding her on to her own chosen pursuit, — m... ... remain impregnable. And as upon the invasion of their valleys, the frosty Swiss have retreated to their mountains; so, hunted from the savannas and g...

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...ld who was given as a child of six by his parents to some shepherds on the Swiss mountains. They brought him up to work for them. He grew up like a li... ...s characteristic. That pamphlet is translated into Russian by some Russian philanthropists of aristocratic rank and evangelical aspirations, and has b...

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...e whole matter in a simplified picture by imagining all our statesmen, our philanthropists and public men, our parties and institutions gathered into ... ...ds out its hardy and capable sons wherever the world has need of them; the Swiss mountains, too, send their sons far and wide in the world; and on the...

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... am a cosmopolitan gentleman. I own no particular country. My fa- ther was Swiss—Canton de V aud. My mother was French by blood, English by birth. I m... ...ason why they said that the devil was let loose.’ The speaker was the tall Swiss belonging to the church, and he brought something of the authority of... ...d it. But I? No, not I.’ ‘Madame, you are always right,’ returned the tall Swiss. ‘Doubtless you were enraged against that man, madame?’ ‘A y, yes, th... ... the worse.’ 128 Charles Dickens ‘Stay, madame! Let us see,’ returned the Swiss, argumentatively turning his cigar between his lips. ‘It may have bee... ...aid the landlady. ‘Biraud, is it not?’ ‘Rigaud, madame,’ returned the tall Swiss. ‘Rigaud! To be sure.’ The traveller’s soup was succeeded by a dish o... ...ond the Fine Arts to remember the points of a Patriarch, or to invent one. Philanthropists of both sexes had asked who he was, and on being informed, ...

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... am a cosmopolitan gentleman. I own no particular country. My fa- ther was Swiss—Canton de V aud. My mother was French by blood, English by birth. I m... ...ason why they said that the devil was let loose.’ The speaker was the tall Swiss belonging to the church, and he brought something of the authority of... ...d it. But I? No, not I.’ ‘Madame, you are always right,’ returned the tall Swiss. ‘Doubtless you were enraged against that man, madame?’ ‘A y, yes, th... ... the worse.’ 128 Charles Dickens ‘Stay, madame! Let us see,’ returned the Swiss, argumentatively turning his cigar between his lips. ‘It may have bee... ...aid the landlady. ‘Biraud, is it not?’ ‘Rigaud, madame,’ returned the tall Swiss. ‘Rigaud! To be sure.’ The traveller’s soup was succeeded by a dish o... ...ond the Fine Arts to remember the points of a Patriarch, or to invent one. Philanthropists of both sexes had asked who he was, and on being informed, ...

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...ld who was given as a child of six by his parents to some shepherds on the Swiss mountains. They brought him up to work for them. He grew up like a li... ...s characteristic. That pamphlet is translated into Russian by some Russian philanthropists of aristocratic rank 222 THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV and evang...