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...red, that he might celebrate the wedding as soon as Conrad’s infirm state of health would permit. Manfred’s impatience for this ceremonial was remarke... ...would give to Hippolita, who questioned her in the most anxious terms on the health of Manfred, and how he bore his loss. Matilda assured her he was w... ...ut I do not complain of the lot which Heaven has cast for me; I am young and healthy, and am not ashamed of owing my support to myself — yet think me ... ...ing he was employed by Hippolita in her The Castle of Otranto — Walpole 37 charities, ordered him to be admitted, intending to leave them together, ... ...our Hippolita’s virtues; I think her a Saint; and wish it were for my soul’s health to tie faster the knot that has united us — but alas! Father, you ... ... thou, brother? I come this instant from the castle, and left her in perfect health.” “Martelli,” replied the other Friar, “passed by the con vent bu...

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...s very deli- 7 The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope – V olume One cate in health, and their only child. Pope’s study is still pre- served in Binfield... ...he Man, there is very little to be said for the general tendency—so far as healthy morality and Chris- tian principle are concerned—of the writings of... ...ies. And that I expect no favour on account of my youth, business, want of health, or any such idle excuses. But the true reason they are not yet more... ...f home-felt quiet please, Successive study, exercise, and ease. He gathers health from herbs the forest yields, And of their fragrant physic spoils th... ...ho can unconcern’dly find Hours, days, and years slide soft away, In health of body, peace of mind, Quiet by day; 4 Sound sleep ... ...And still new needs, new helps, new habits rise, That graft benevolence on charities. Still as one brood, and as another rose, These natural love main...

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... the following morning. I was assured by Mr. Bannerbridge that my father’s health and appetite were excellent; he gave me a number of unsatis- 23 Geo... ...e old Port, which they tell us is going also. Favour me by drinking to the health of Rich- mond Roy the younger.’ They drank to me heartily, but my fa... ...l in India!’ Boddy waited a minute, and then said, ‘Is your father in good health?’ Heriot’s face was scarlet. At first he stuttered, ‘My father!— I h... ...ourhood; and then we shook hands, they requesting us feebly to drink their healths, and we saying, ay, that we would. T emple was in distress of spiri... ...ing our arrival.”’ ‘The Baron!’ said T emple. ‘He’s like a Baron, too. His health. Your health, sir! It’s just the wine to drink it in, Richie. He’s o... ...ed me, ma’am. You wouldn’t build school- houses, you couldn’t subscribe to Charities, you acted parsi- mony, to pamper a scamp and his young scholar! ... ..., or remorseful. She expected sympa- thy; she read me the long list of his charities. I was reminded of Julia Bulsted commenting on my father, with he...

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...a very fine person, and a most comely set of features, adorned with youth, health, strength, freshness, spirit, and good nature, can make a man resemb... ...om est young fellows in the world. His face, besides being the picture of health, had in it the most apparent marks of sweet ness and good nature. T... ...e happened than the behaviour of Partridge, who, when the serjeant drank a health to King George, repeated only the word King; nor could he be brought... ...ble sight of an excellent smoaking dish of eggs and bacon. In strong and healthy constitutions love hath a very dif ferent effect from what it caus... ...nciple; they now shook hands heartily, and drank bumpers of strong beer to healths which we think proper to bury in oblivion. These healths were aft... ... this present from her, who, though she did not give much into the hackney charities of the age, such as building hos pitals, &c., was not, however, ...

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...d with difficulty. ‘Don’t fly from un- fortunate man in shattered state of health. Give poor invalid honour of your company. It ain’t—ain’t catching.’... ...of clinking their rims, and inwardly drinks with great hearti- ness to the health and success in life of the young lady who has reduced Mr V enus to h... ...conversation were as yet so very imperfectly developed, even in a state of health, that in sickness they were little more than monosyllabic. But, he h... ... many thanks for the tea and all faviours and wishing to know the family’s healths.’ ‘Have you just come, Sloppy?’ ‘Yes, mum.’ ‘Then you have not had ... ...,’ said the man, composedly. ‘I was going to drink to your daughter. Y our health, Miss Riderhood.’ ‘That knife was the knife of a seaman named George... ...trons and Ex-Vice-Patron- esses, what does it all mean in the books of the Charities that come pouring in on Rokesmith as he sits among ‘em pretty wel...

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...great deal too round and red for a heroine; but her face blushed with rosy health, and her lips with the freshest of smiles, and she had a pair of eye... ...red when excited by that fatal supper. As soon as I have recovered, for my health is very much shaken, I shall go to Scotland for some months, and am ... ...most reverential regard for Miss Pinkerton, and dear Chiswick. I hope your health is good. The world and the cause of education cannot afford to lose ... ...e Captain, and anxious to hear his military stories, and to know about the health of his dear Mamma), would laughingly point to the opposite side of t... ... every day, and received bulletins from Miss Rebecca respecting his aunt’s health. This improved so rapidly, that poor Briggs was allowed to see her p... ...w himself before the Hampshire public, subscribed handsomely to the county charities, called assiduously upon all the county folk, and laid himself ou...

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...ut hint that the better air of this new district was more favourable to my health, as I was then suffering under the penalties of too rapid a growth, ... ...nd improving the beauties of nature, had found therein, as he said, bodily health, and a pleasing relaxation for the mind. At the bottom of the extend... ...op- pressive to their guest. They had their little round of occupa- tions, charities, and pleasures; Rachel had her poultry-yard and conservatory, and... ...igs caa’d those killing times, they wad hae drunken themsells blind to his health at ony time. Now you are to ken that my gudesire lived on Redgauntle... ...ass of brandy to himsell, and gave another to Hutcheon, and wished him all health and lang life, and said that, for himsell, he wasna lang for this wo... ...n his grave till he had righted his poor bond-tenant; and the second was a health to Man’s Enemy, if he would but get him back the pock of siller or t...

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...ch are to follow. Consequently , these Epistles in their progress (if I have health and leisure to make any progress) will be less dry , and more susc... ...us, and the balmy dew; For me, the mine a thousand treasures brings; For me, health gushes from a thousand springs, Seas roll to waft me, suns to ligh... ...cts to one end, but acts by various laws.’ In all the madness of superfluous health, The trim of pride, the impudence of wealth, Let this great truth ... ...; And still new needs, new helps, new habits rise, That graft benevolence on charities. Still as one brood, and as another rose, These nat’ral love ma... ...mankind, Reason’s whole pleasure, all the joys of sense, Lie in three words, health, peace, and competence But health consists with temperance alone; ... ...content. But grant him riches, your demand is o’er? ‘No, shall the good want health, the good want pow’r?’ Essay on Man by Alexander Pope 32 Add hea...

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...beginning and quite completely the end of his investigations into Zenith’s charities and corrections; and as to the “vice districts” he brightly expre... ... which he announced the beauty, convenience, cheapness, and supererogatory healthfulness of Glen Oriole. The only flaw was that the Glen Oriole sewers... ...t., which Babbitt and the Traction officials had given to him for “fixing” health inspectors and fire inspectors and a member of the State Transporta-... ...rfect; the chairs were gently supercilious. Eathorne’s inquiries as to the healths of Mrs. Babbitt, Miss Babbitt, and the Other Children were softly p... ... Insist on it. It’s, uh—I think he sticks around home too much for his own health.” Eathorne came. It was a friendly dinner. Babbitt spoke gracefully ... ...r Dobbs, any questions regarding spiritual progress, matrimonial problems, health and well- being questions, financial difficulties, and—” They listen...

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...d with difficulty. ‘Don’t fly from un- fortunate man in shattered state of health. Give poor invalid honour of your company. It ain’t—ain’t catching.’... ...of clinking their rims, and inwardly drinks with great hearti- ness to the health and success in life of the young lady who has reduced Mr V enus to h... ...conversation were as yet so very imperfectly developed, even in a state of health, that in sickness they were little more than monosyllabic. But, he h... ... many thanks for the tea and all faviours and wishing to know the family’s healths.’ ‘Have you just come, Sloppy?’ ‘Yes, mum.’ ‘Then you have not had ... ...,’ said the man, composedly. ‘I was going to drink to your daughter. Y our health, Miss Riderhood.’ ‘That knife was the knife of a seaman named George... ...trons and Ex-Vice-Patron- esses, what does it all mean in the books of the Charities that come pouring in on Rokesmith as he sits among ‘em pretty wel...

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... Eight daughters of the plough, stronger than men, Huge women blowzed with health, and wind, and rain, And labour. Each was like a Druid rock; Or lik... ...rage, I, that have lent my life to build up yours, I that have wasted here health, wealth, and time, And talent, I—you know it—I will not boast: Dismi... ...left to do, The breath of life; O more than poor men wealth, Than sick men health—yours, yours, not mine—but half Without you; with you, whole; and of... ... seemed it strange that soon 63 Tennyson He rose up whole, and those fair charities Joined at her side; nor stranger seemed that hears So gentle, so ... ...and of sheep, A raiser of huge melons and of pine, A patron of some thirty charities, A pamphleteer on guano and on grain, A quarter-sessions chairman...

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...pposite agen- cies, it is a miserable corrupter and blighter to the genial charities of the human heart. Soon after this I contrived, by means which I... ...se I was leaving the saviour of my life; yet I, consider- ing the shock my health had received, was cheerful and full of hope. She, on the contrary, w... ...robably always accompany a bodily constitution of primeval or antediluvian health. Thus, 43 Thomas de Quincey for instance, opium, like wine, gives a... ...ion of the benigner feelings incident to opium is no febrile access, but a healthy restoration to that state which the mind would naturally recover up... ...theon,” and “the beatific druggist” of 1804? Even so. And how do I find my health after all this opium-eating? In short, how do I do? Why, pretty well... ... term of eight years during your natural life, may as little disorder your health as mine was disordered by the opium I had taken for eight years, bet...

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... a melodrama at Astley’s. The day was uncommonly fine; the air bracing and healthful; the whole aspect of the town cheerful, thriv ing, and industrio... ...er gods. Above all, I sincerely believe that the public institu tions and charities of this capital of Massachusetts are as nearly perfect, as the mo... ...he people or to recognize their existence as improvable creatures, private charities, unexampled in the history of the earth, have arisen, to do an in... ...the whole of the real and personal estate is divided between half a dozen charities; and that the dead and gone testator has in pure spite helped to ... ...of the same class, it stands a mile or two without the town, in a cheerful healthy spot; and is an airy, spacious, handsome edifice. It is built upon ... ... their growth, rapidly developed themselves; and during the four months of health which she enjoyed, she appears (making due allowance for a fond moth... ... blunted. ‘It was not until four years of age that the poor child’s bodily health seemed restored, and she was able to en ter upon her apprenticeship... ... temperament; a large and beautifully shaped head; and the whole system in healthy action. The parents were easily induced to consent to her coming to... ...tten. The city is rich in public institutions and in Catholic churches and charities, but it is mainly in the prospect from the site of the Old Govern...

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... and the Sofy had been! After the early dinner, which suited the invalid’s health, Aunt Jane said she would take V aletta and Fergus to go down to the... ...district, and Mr. Hablot is the vicar; but as it is very poor, we keep the charities all in one. Rotherwood built splendid schools, so we only have an... ...ne time with apologies about not returning her visit. She was in such weak health, so unequal to walking up the cliff, that she was sure Miss Mohun wo... ...r the visiting all the creatures, so as to bring an exact ac- count of the health and spirits of Rigdum Funnidos, etc., also for some favourite story-... ...ion, and which indeed her mother had talked of offer- ing to some of those charities which have a miscellaneous appetite, and wonderful power of adapt... ...rs, and was gratified to hear of the ardent affection of the Begum and the health of 84 Charlotte M. Young Rigdum, though Gillian was forced to confe... ...s,’ said Miss Mohun, ‘added to the reckless folly of the “Bachfisch” about health.’ ‘That’s true,’ said Adeline, ‘girls must be either so delicate tha... ..., Miss Mohun preferred to 144 Charlotte M. Young hear of the V ale Leston charities and church details, and Miss Adeline of the Rowthorpe grandees an... ... Jane knew that it could be only done at the cost of her subscriptions and charities, and she merely undertook to take no measures till winter—the Roc...

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...owbank was thus in- duced, while doing me the great honour of proposing my health to the meeting, to say something on the subject of these Novels so s... ...in a particular manner to patronize, that they were called on to drink his health. To that charity he had often sacrificed his time, and had given up ... ...r unfeigned thanks for their liberal sup- port, and begged to propose “The Health of the Patrons of the Edinburgh Theatrical Fund.” (Cheers.) Lord Mea... ...hich had been afforded himself, he would beg leave to propose a toast, the health of one of the Patrons, a great and distinguished individual, whose n... ...d in a somewhat new situation. Whoever had been called upon to propose the health of his Hon. Friend to whom he alluded, some time ago, would have fou... ... stamoch; and—” But she suddenly interrupted the bead-roll of her proposed charities, and assuming a very sage look, and primming up her little chatte...

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...news- papers announced—going to the south for motives con- nected with the health of his wife, which had long kept her in retirement. A year—more than... ...f conscious privilege that, cleverly cor- 39 Henry James rected by pretty charities, gave distinction to her ap- pearance—it had yet not a direct inf...

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...of the service; might, however, be reck- oned in subscriptions for all the charities, and left her pew open to poor people, and none but the poor. She... ...ed it to himself half aloud; he was shockingly nervous. ‘Yes, I have finer health than many a younger woman,’ she said. ‘An ordinary calculation would... ...certain that their pay will not support a family; and in a marriage of two healthy young people, we have to assume the existence of the family. You ha...

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...ook at the causes of things. They are afraid of sunshine, of nakedness, of health, of adventure, of science, lest that old watching spider take offenc... ...king roads to bring men together, they are doctors working for the world’s health, they are building homes, they are constructing machinery to save an... ...al code, a profession which was blind to the common interest of the Public Health and regarded its members merely as skilled practitioners employed to... ...onception of an army of devoted men work- ing as a whole under God for the health of mankind as a whole, broadening out from the frowsy den of the “le... ...use his knowledge of the tricks of that trade to help end it. He knows the charities it may claim and the remedies it needs. . . . A very interesting ... ...n faith. Let us be as clear as possible upon this. God is concerned by the health and fitness and vigour of his servants; we owe him our best and utmo...

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...-colonel of his regiment. M. de Bellaise then inquired anxiously after the health of our uncle, who, on the death of his wife, had retired to his own ... ... while he wrote it. So she recovered, if it can be called recovery—for her health had been shattered by all this want of the most care and considerati... ...he boy was at a farm not very far off; he was seven months old, and a fine healthy infant, though not as clean as I could have wished; but then T ryph... ...any doctor, declared that it was in con- sequence of the long disregard of health and strain of spirits, and so managed her that, though never strong,... ...pirits, and so managed her that, though never strong, she improved much in health, and therewith in looks. Beautiful she could hardly be, as the world... ...art of the mob was composed of real poor, who had experienced his mother’s charities, he could deal with them; and when they were the mere savage band...

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...eaming and dancing in accordance with the encouraging smiles on her fresh, healthy, red lips, as her hands, very soft and delicate, though of large an... ...est gentleness, and a good deal of quiet sadness. I suppose it is from his health, though he is much better now: he still coughs, and he moves slowly ... ...od when there is a change of constitu- tion, and that we may yet see him a healthy man.’ ‘Has he been going out, or seeing more people of late?’ ‘No—s... ...t she was saddened by the contrast between her joys and his sorrow and ill health, and thought it unkind to speak of her delight to one so far removed... ...the subject; but Albert persisted in inquiries about Mr. Martindale’s age, health, and the likeli- hood of his marrying, till she could no longer be w... ...imes not fully convinced of the pru- dence of all the accessories to their charities, and still less pleased at the influence exercised by Theresa ove... ...m thoughtless plea- sure and disregard of religion—nay, even of the common charities of home! And to fasten the guilt to herself were those few half-u... ... history-monger- ing! I have been teaching a ragged school, helping at any charities that needed a hand; but it seems amateur work, and I want to be i...