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...ed by the fate of Nina and by the murmurs of tropical forests; and even my intimate intercourse with Almayer (a person of weak character) had not put ... ...his wife’s voice and Abdullah’s (his enemy) mental reference to the God of Islam—”The Merciful, the Compassionate”— which closes the book, there were ... ... moral support which I seemed to feel al- ways near me in the most distant parts of the earth. As to Mr. Nicholas B., sub-lieutenant of 1808, lieu- te... ...aced way of an inexplicable impulse. It would take too long to explain the intimate alli- ance of contradictions in human nature which makes love itse... ...xtent of calling now and then (it was fairly close neighbourhood for these parts, forty miles or so), or even of putting in an appear- ance for the gr... ...arest town in Russia proper. From there they were dispersed to the distant parts of the Empire. On this occasion poor Mr. Nicholas B. penetrated into ... ...e- pose of the old man’s last years ought not to be dis- turbed. Even such intimates as my paternal grand- father, a comrade-in-arms during Napoleon’s...

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...i- nant as the British Navy of 1915, and capable of delivering a much more intimate blow. Had he not better wait for that? When such consolations as t... ... media, and the consultations of the anti-German al- lies will become more intimate and detailed. Suggestions will “leak out” remarkably from both sid... ...ible development of a new spirit and method in the legal profession are so intimately interwoven as to be practically one and the same question. The i... ... That is perhaps conceivable, for example, of Strassburg and the low-lying parts of Alsace. I do not know enough to do more than guess. It is conceiva... ... and Italian languages through Egypt. I guess, however, that it will be an Islamic and not a Christian cult that will be talking Italian and French. F... ...comity of civilised peoples…. A few words of digression upon the future of Islam may not be out of place here. The idea of a militant Christendom has ... ...told by nearly everyone who has a right to speak upon such ques- tions, is Islam, and its natural propagandist is the Arab. There is no reason why he ... ... these disillusionments that Germany may break up again into its component parts. It is pointed out that Germany is, so to speak, a palimpsest, that t...

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...he Saracens that the Marquis of Montserrat should be invested with certain parts of Syria, which they were to yield to the Christians. Richard, accord... ...ea- tures had acquired, from the hot climate, a hue much darker than those parts of his neck which were less frequently ex- posed to view, or than was... ... afforded small appearance of accommodation. The cell was divided into two parts, in the outward of which were an altar of stone and a crucifix made o... ... couch, came to the two knights, and taking them each by the arm, while he intimated to them to remain silent, led them to the front of the hut. “In t... ...est feather.” Here the orator, jingling his staff, interrupted the bard to intimate to the party—what they might not have inferred from the descriptio... ... of them. His next, which to some persons, but scarce to any who have made intimate acquaintances among the canine race, may appear strange, was to ex... ...se vow limits them to know neither truce nor faith with the worshippers of Islam. May the Prophet blight them, both root, branch, and twig! Their peac... ...ly lucre, have assumed the turban of the Prophet, and followed the laws of Islam, with their own consciences be the blame. Themselves sought out the b...

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...great difficulty. The family were becoming almost French. Sir Ulick was an intimate friend of one of the noblest men of the day, James Fitz-James, Mar... ...he smouldering flame were pointed to, while the whole host loudly shouted ‘Islam!’ Victorine trembled, sobbed, tried to hide herself; but Estelle stoo... ...g to the effect that they were a good deal out of the Dey’s reach in those parts, to- gether with what he feared was an intimation that they were alto... ...Arthur. ‘I’ll see ye the morn; I hae tell’d the sheyk we are frae the same parts. Maybe I can serve you, if ye ken what’s for your guid, but I canna s... ...essel, and had found it expedient to purchase his freedom by conversion to Islam, after which his Scottish shrewdness and thrift had resulted in his b... ... with him, and bidding him think over what had been said, since slavery or Islam were the only alterna- tives, returned to the tents of merchandise. F... ...do sic a deed owre lichtly, and strive to gar him wait while I am in these parts to get your word, and nae doot it will be wiselike at the last.’ 84 ... ...eply to the question whether the merchant was tak- ing leave of the sheyk, intimated that it was no business of theirs, and assumed authority to make ... ... the Calypso outside the harbour, and he instantly ran up a signal flag to intimate success. A boat was immediately put off from the frigate, containi...

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...essary in any case to an author’s purposes. 2. As furnishing a key to some parts of that tremendous scen- ery which afterwards peopled the dreams of t... ...meta- physicians have it, and not of a coexistence; in the relation of the parts of time, and not of the parts of space. During his breakfast I genera... ...ed for the Earl of D—, to whom (though my acquaintance with him was not so intimate as with some others) I should not have shrunk from presenting myse... ...much regarding the direction or the distance, to all the markets and other parts of London to which the poor resort of a Saturday night, for laying ou... ...ps His pencil in the gloom of earthquake and eclipse. —Shelley’s Revolt of Islam. READER, who have thus far accompanied me, I must request your attent... ... not forget my knowledge; and my understanding had been for too many years intimate with severe thinkers, with logic, and the great masters of knowl- ...

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... in Utopia, and lapsing from our high specula- tive theme into halting but intimate confidences. He declares he has not come to Utopia to meet again w... ... windy report, the earthly great. He sets me thinking of more personal and intimate applications, of the human beings one knows with a certain approxi... ...common liberty to kill. Thereby one may go to and fro in all the or- dered parts of the earth, unencumbered by arms or armour, free of the fear of pla... ...keenest curiosity peeping from his eyes, the unfamiliar forms of the house parts and furnishings, the unfamiliar courses of the meal. Outside this lit... ... alienably his, his to give or lend or keep, free even from taxa- tion. So intimate is this sort of property that I have no doubt Utopia will give a m... ...eve the simplicity of per- fection. He will make his girders and rails and parts as gra- cious as that first engineer, Nature, has made the stems of h... ... consolidation of such a world-wide culture as me- diaeval Christendom and Islam foreshadowed. The first on- set of these expansive developments has b...

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...ness a man betrays when he explains the uncongenial habits of some unloved intimate. And when the moment came to start and the little engine did not i... ...said the doctor, known what you call an openly bad woman,—at least, at all intimately….” Sir Richmond looked with quick curiosity at his compan- ion. ... ...octor’s chair creaked as he rolled to and fro with the uneasiness of these intimate utter- ances. “I agree,” said Sir Richmond presently. “One does th... ...uch as it does to you?” “We are one people,” she said. “We” “Europe. These parts of Europe anyhow. And ourselves.” “You are the most civilized person ... ...threw out the statement that Italy was frightfully overpopulated. “In some parts of Italy it is like mites on a cheese. Nobody seems to be living. Eve... ...s and workers and so forth by any inner necessity. Those are just the ugly parts they play in the present drama. Which is nearly at the end of its run... ... Feiner! And I am bored by India and by Egypt. I am bored by Poland and by Islam. I am bored by anyone who professes to have rights. Damn their rights...

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...a strange waste of people, it made him feel like a mis- sionary in infidel parts, but it was a kindly waste. It was nei- ther antagonistic nor malicio... ...essible candour and completeness just exactly what was the matter with his intimate life. The bishop very ear- nestly did not want these details, and ... ...too glad 62 The Soul of a Bishop of a listener. He talked as if they were intimate and loving friends, and so it seemed to both of them they were. It... ... a line. I did. You take the wings of the morning and fly to the uttermost parts of the earth. And there you find—” He held up a lean finger, and incl... ...creen of tea-things 103 H G Wells and cakes and so forth against her more intimate enthusi- asm. Meanwhile he began to see his way clearer and to de-... ...od you salute to-day is the God of the Jews and Gentiles alike, the God of Islam, the God of the Brahmo Somaj, the un- known God of many a righteous u... ...cut yourselves off and come apart from the great world of faith, Catholic, Islamic, Brahministic, Buddhistic, that grows now to a common consciousness... ...ound friendships and co-operations. All the great religions, Christianity, Islam, in the days of their power and honesty, had proclaimed the advent of...

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...don—to “come it” over me. He said he had heard of me. He had read Kipps. I intimated that though I had written Kipps I had continued to exist—but he d... ...he Shogun into the shadows. The modern type of king shows a disposition to intimate at the outset that he cannot help it, and to justify or at any rat... ...s, is unexpectedly complicated inside. The T ank is as crowded with inward parts as a battleship. It is filled with engines, guns and ammunition, and ... ...ntages of such an arrangement; the stimulus of emulation, the promotion of intimate frater- nal feeling between the peoples of the two countries. “At ... ...bout God the more he remains the same simple thing. Judaism, Christianity, Islam, modern Hindu religious thought, all agree in declaring that there is... ...n man- kind come to any certain happiness and security. The prece- dent of Islam helps my faith in the creative inspiration of such a renascence of re...

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...had suited himself with a vic- tim some time before, viz., an old and very intimate friend. For he seems to have laid it down as a maxim—that the best... ...h was already half occupied by the boy, and the other empty: in these, she intimated that the two strangers must 50 The Note Book of an English Opium... ...or her murder, when the alarm in the street interrupted him. 6 ‘Revolt of Islam,’ canto xii. 7 See his bitter letters to Lady Suffolk. 54 The Note ... ...the use of these words in one part of Scrip- ture, with their use in other parts, holding the same spiritual relations. The creation, for instance, do... ...in biblical language as not to know, that (except in the merely historical parts of the Jewish records) every section of time has a secret and separat... ...r two since I had in my hands a pocket edition, comprehending all the four parts of the worthy skipper’s adventures within a single volume of 420 page... ...econd Lord Mornington (author of the well-known glees) as a cousin, and as intimately connected with her brother the great foudroyant performer on the...

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...ance of his marriage with the heiress of Burgundy is one of the best known parts of his life. He was scarcely two-and-twenty when he lost her, who per... ...last order of nobility. Still, however, in the wilder and more mountainous parts of the country, some of the old families of unreduced, truly free Fre... ...d been so well concealed in Christina’s kirtles that he had taken them for parts of her wardrobe. Most precious were they now, when, out of the reach ... ...er that this had been his reception, for not only was Schlangenwald an old intimate of the Markgraf, but Swabia was claimed as a fief of 177 Yo n g e... ...nd refreshed her patient, the gentle potentate of his chamber consented to intimate her consent to admit the invader. But not till after delay enough ... ... after their first taste of the miseries of a sea life, the alternative of Islam or slavery was again put before them. “And, by the holy stone of Nica...

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... Life of Johnson I have omitted most of Boswell?s criticisms, comments, and notes, all of Johnson?s opinions in legal cases, most of the letters, and parts of the conversation dealing with matters which were of greater importance in Boswell?s day than now. I have kept in mind an old habit, common enough, I dare say, among its devotees, of opening the book of random, and re...

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... notes, all of Johnson’s opinions in legal cases, most of the letters, and parts of the conversation dealing with matters which were of greater import... ...nts, keeping the style, idiom, and exact words of each. Let him reject all parts of it, however diverting, of which the charm and force will evaporate... ...er.’ He was indefatigable in hunting up and con- sulting all who had known parts or aspects of Johnson’s life which to him were inaccessible. He menti... ...’s own, it increases one’s ac- quaintance among people who think, it gives intimate companionship with a great and friendly man. The Life of Johnson i... ...egance of female dress. When I found that he saw the romantick beauties of Islam, in Derbyshire, much better than I did, I told him that he resembled ... ...elf than to his companion.’ Dr. Percy, the Bishop of Dromore, who was long intimately acquainted with him, and has preserved a few anecdotes concernin... ...llow Johnson, with whom, though some years older than himself, he was very intimate. This would have been a great comfort to Johnson. But he fairly to... ...she thinks reasonable.’ Dr. Johnson obligingly proposed to carry me to see Islam, a romantick scene, now belonging to a family of the name of Port, bu... ...ngreve wrote his Old Bachelor. We viewed a remarkable natural curiosity at Islam; two rivers bursting near each other from the rock, not from immediat...

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...y descended to deliberate invention and artful 1 Mahommed and the Rise of Islam, in “Heroes of Nations” series. 8 The Koran rhetoric. He, in fact, a... ...er of the development and growth of any plan in the mind of the founder of Islam, or of the circumstances by which he was surrounded and influ- enced.... ...chasms, or to suppress details of a nature discreditable to the founder of Islam, proves his scrupulous honesty as a compiler, as well as his reverenc... ...d derived the materials of his Koran are, over and above the more poetical parts, which are his own creation, the legends of his time and country, Jew... ...ll as her cousin Waraka, a reputed convert to Christianity, and Muhammad’s intimate friend, are said to have been well acquainted with the doc- trines... ... commentators to have a primary reference to the succession of subjects or parts, like the rows of bricks in a wall. The titles of the Suras are gener... ...w that at or during this period Muhammad had gained an increasing and more intimate acquaintance with the Jewish and Christian Scriptures. “The accoun... ... We will punish those who foster divisions, 20 Who break up the Koran into parts: By thy Lord! we will surely take account from them one and all, Conc... ...us part of the verse. The partisans of Ali quote this passage to prove the intimate union of Ali and his posterity with the Prophet. 17 That is, to Z...

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...land Defense 14 1.3 National Crisis Management 35 2. THE FOUNDATION OF THE NEW TERRORISM 47 2.1 A Declaration of War 47 2.2 Bin Ladin?s Appeal in the Islamic World 48 2.3 The Rise of Bin Ladin and al Qaeda (1988?1992) 55 2.4 Building an Organization, Declaring War on the United States (1992?1996) 59 2.5 Al Qaeda?s Renewal in Afghanistan (1996?1998) 63 3. COUNTERTERRORISM E...

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...TERRORISM 47 2.1 A Declaration of War 47 2.2 Bin Ladin’s Appeal in the Islamic World 48 2.3 The Rise of Bin Ladin and al Qaeda (1988–1992) 55 ... ...rorists and Their Organizations 365 12.3 Prevent the Continued Growth of Islamist Terrorism 374 12.4 Protect against and Prepare for Terrorist Att... ... London to publish what they termed a fatwa issued in the name of a “World Islamic Front.”A fatwa is normally an inter- pretation of Islamic law by a ... ...Mosques, schools, and boardinghouses served as recruiting stations in many parts of the world, including the United States. Some were set up by Islami... ...other elements in the intelligence community include the national security parts of the FBI; the Bureau of Intelligence and Research in the State Depa... ...urge officers had little familiarity with the new issues. Inevitably, some parts of the world and some collection targets were not fully covered, or n... ...llege in Greifswald, in northeastern Ger- many.There Jarrah met and became intimate with Aysel Senguen, the daugh- ter of Turkish immigrants, who was ... ...n that he maintained much closer contact with his family and continued his intimate relationship with Senguen.These ties may well have caused him to h...

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...meggezine! Oo’s to storp us? RANKIN. The most dangerous chieftain in these parts, the Sheikh Sidi el Assif, has a new American machine pistol which fi... ...IR HOWARD (startled). I did not know I was so favorably spoken of in these parts, Captain Brassbound. We want an escort for a trip into the mountains.... ...All ready, sir. KEARNEY. Verry good. I’m waiting. The bluejacket turns and intimates this to those without. The officers of the Santiago enter. SIR HO... ...nds of the Cadi of Kintafi, who rightly held that there was more danger to Islam in one Cunninghame Graham than in a thousand Christians, may be learn...

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... market day, I went into the mar- ket-place, and to and fro in the several parts of it, and made stands, crying as before, Wo to the bloody city of Li... ...oned just as much as religious emotions are; and if we only knew the facts intimately enough, we should doubtless see “the liver” determining the dict... ...mself least about a definition which shall give their essence. Enjoying an intimate acquain- tance with all their particularities in turn, he would na... ... of Religious Experience whole residual cosmos as an everlasting presence, intimate or alien, terrible or amusing, lovable or odi- ous, which in some ... ...a difference of doctrine; rather is it a difference of emotional mood that parts them. When Marcus Aurelius reflects on the eternal reason that has or... ...iss guns, etc., reminds one of noth- ing so much as of the early spirit of Islam spreading its religion by the sword. [30] In his book (too little rea... ...s of this order have played and still are playing leading and constructive parts. Emerson himself is an admirable example. Theodore Parker is another—... ...rab mind, it has been suggested that Sufism must have been inoculated into Islam by Hindu influences. We Christians know little of Sufism, for its sec... ...e inner self, for all those vain oblations. In the ascetic practices which Islam, Bud- dhism, and the older Christianity encourage we see how indestru...

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...e heart is pure and innocent; and the col- lision between the two separate parts imposed by duty on the one hand, by extreme youth on the other, the o... ...anied by Hannah, to the police court and to the prison—a vast, ancient, in parts ruinous, and most gloomy pile of build- ing. In those days the admini... ...; and as these periods came round every two hours, it would happen at many parts of the day that vast crowds accumulated waiting for the next opening ... ... not raise her head, nor make an effort to do so, nor by any sign whatever intimate that she was conscious of our presence, until the turnkey in a res... ... was a sad one for Christianity; just 720 years before the western horn of Islam had been rebutted in France by the Germans, chiefly under Charles Mar... ...ut the Adrianople gate of Constantinople, to depress the ultimate hopes of Islam in the midst of all its insolence. The very haughtiest of the Mussulm... ...ineteen years as a domesticated friend, Coleridge ought to have been known intimately. And it is rea- sonable to expect, from so much intercourse, som... ...e—how large they were—which Coleridge made in spite of opium. All who were intimate with Coleridge must remember the fits of genial animation which we... ...nder a common centre of religious civilization, as Christendom suppose, or Islamism, would not fight—no, and would not (by the national sense of wrong...

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...as a licentious stain on the score of Don Giovanni. Even the more abstract parts of the Don Juan play are dilapidated past use: for instance, Don Juan... ...and Macbeths, su- perfluously punt his crew down the stream of his monthly parts by mechanical devices which I leave you to describe, my own memory be... ...ng but his art. To women he is half vivisector, half vampire. He gets into intimate relations with them to study them, to strip the mask of convention... ...kless as his own? The force of men who fought, not for themselves, but for Islam. They took Spain from us, though we were fighting for our very hearth... ...JUAN. Have no fear, Commander: this idea of a Catholic Church will survive Islam, will survive the Cross, will survive even that vulgar pageant of inc...

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... to see and hear whom pilgrims had flocked for thousands of miles from all parts. What was such an elder? An elder was one who took your soul, your wi... ...he waiting crowd of pilgrims of the humbler class who had flocked from all parts of Russia on purpose to see the elder and obtain his blessing. They f... ... months in the town, though they had met fairly often, they were still not intimate. Alyosha was naturally silent, and he seemed to be expecting somet... ...did not dare to look at Rakitin, the divinity student, whom he knew almost intimately. He alone in the monastery knew Rakitin’s thoughts. “Forgive me,... ... had had two suitors. She refused them, but was as cheerful as ever. I was intimate with her, not in ‘that’ way, it was pure friend- ship. I have ofte... ...her. Foma has a room in the house of these sluts here. Foma comes from our parts; he was a soldier in our regiment. He does jobs for them. He’s watchm... ...n immediate agonising death if he did not renounce Christianity and follow Islam. 117 Dostoevsky He refused to deny his faith, and was tortured, flay...

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... to see and hear whom pilgrims had flocked for thousands of miles from all parts. What was such an elder? An elder was one who took your soul, your wi... ...he waiting crowd of pilgrims of the humbler class who had flocked from all parts of Russia on purpose to see the elder and obtain his blessing. They f... ... months in the town, though they had met fairly often, they were still not intimate. Alyosha was naturally silent, and he seemed to be expecting somet... ...did not dare to look at Rakitin, the divinity student, whom he knew almost intimately. He alone in the monastery knew Rakitin’s thoughts. “Forgive me,... ... had had two suitors. She refused them, but was as cheerful as ever. I was intimate with her, not in ‘that’ way, it was pure friend- ship. I have ofte... ...her. Foma has a room in the house of these sluts here. Foma comes from our parts; he was a soldier in our regiment. He does jobs for them. He’s watchm... ...n immediate agonising death if he did not renounce Christianity and follow Islam. 117 Dostoevsky He refused to deny his faith, and was tortured, flay...