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...ow bishop of Barchester; but nevertheless he has his cares. He has a large family, of whom the three eldest are daughters, now all grown up and fit fo... ... subject have, however, failed in enabling me to fix the date on which the family changed its religion. He had been a sizar at Cambridge, and had ther... ...ade. His feet and hands are large, as has ever been the case, with all his family, but he has a broad chest and wide shoulders to carry off these excr... ...misconduct among his clergy, immorality in his parish, or omissions in his family; but he was not anxious to do so where the neces- sity could be avoi... ...hing. He could have bought every single individual possession of the whole family of the Proudies, and have restored them as a gift, without much feel... ...arguments, and the bishop had made them known to the Marquis of Kensington Gore. The marquis, who was Lord High Stew- ard of the Pantry Board, and who...

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...but he alone was honored with the title of Squire; for though Mr. Osgood’s family was also understood to be of timeless origin — the Raveloe imaginati... ...ople went dry — always provided that his doings did not bring trouble on a family like Squire Cass’s with a monument in the church, and tankards older... ...sehold order. His easy disposition made him fall in unresistingly with the family courses, but the need of some tender permanent affection, the longin... ...sequences of his father’s violent resentment for the wound inflicted on his family pride — would have, perhaps, to turn his back on that 24 SILAS MARN... ...hat I would.” “Ay, ay,” said Mr. Macey, in the height of complacency; “our family’s been known for musicianers as far back as anybody can tell. But th... ...rhaps Mr. Snell’s bull got out again, as he did before.” “I wish he mayn’t gore anybody then, that’s all,” said Jane, not altogether despising a hypot...

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...ut he alone was honoured with the title of Squire; for though Mr. Osgood’s family was also understood to be of timeless ori- gin—the Raveloe imaginati... ...ople went dry—al- ways provided that his doings did not bring trouble on a family like Squire Cass’s, with a monument in the church, and tan- kards ol... ...- hold order. His easy disposition made him fall in unresistingly with the family courses, but the need of some tender perma- nent affection, the long... ...equences of his father’s violent resentment for the wound inflicted on his family pride—would have, perhaps, to turn his back on that hereditary ease ... ... I would.” “A ye, aye,” said Mr. Macey, in the height of complacency; “our family’s been known for musicianers as far back as any- body can tell. But ... ...rhaps Mr. Snell’s bull got out again, as he did before.” “I wish he mayn’t gore anybody then, that’s all,” said Jane, not altogether despising a hypot...

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...ous frauds; and, finally, that he wrote under the patronage of the Flavian family: by his sycophancy he had won their protection, which would have ove... ... from the first, with the simplicity of truth, in what order of society my family moved at the time from which this preliminary narrative is dated. Ot... ... as of some higher rank than did really 18 Thomas de Quincey belong to my family. And this impression might seem to have been designedly insinuated b... ...and very soon after the incidents recorded in this chapter, leaving to his family, then consisting of a wife and six children, an unburdened estate pr... ...hich had been made captive is ransomed with blood. Crimsoned with glorious gore, the wreck of the conquering party is relieved, and at liberty to retu... ... themselves on two eminences—Kilthomas, about ten miles to the westward of Gorey; and the Hill of Oulart, half way (i.e., about a dozen miles) between... ...orey; and the Hill of Oulart, half way (i.e., about a dozen miles) between Gorey and Wexford. They were attacked at each point on Whitsunday. From the... ..., as a station from which they could march with advantage upon the town of Gorey, lying seven miles to the northward. On the 1st of June, a truly bril... ...ken place between a mere handful of militia and yeomanry from this town of Gorey and a strong detachment from the rebel camp. Many persons at the time...

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...ned that cold paper-and-ink immortality. He was a South Ameri- can of good family, and the books published in his lifetime numbered him amongst the li... ... This favour had been granted to him in consideration of his distinguished family and of his father’s high po- sition amongst the chiefs of the Republ... ...nce which Gaspar Ruiz, peasant son of peasants, received from the Royalist family whose daughter had opened the door of their miserable refuge to his ... ...he said, as much generosity in me as had been shown to him by the Royalist family which had given him a refuge. “Ha! It was well and nobly said to a y... ...er to lay the matter before my general-of-division, Robles, a friend of my family, who had appointed me his aide-de-camp lately. “He took it out of my... ...f wounded vanity. At last, dishevelled, their shirts in rags, covered with gore and hardly able to stand, they were led away forcibly by their mar- ve...

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...tes in one cover,’ said Gertrude. ‘Papa says they are to be laid up in the family archives, and labelled “The Infants’ Honeymoon.”’ ‘Papa is very happ... ...them come in riding double again?’ The recent wedding was the third in the family; the first after a five years’ respite. It ensued upon an attachment... ... had taken place shortly after Easter; and im- mediately after, the Rivers family had departed for London, and T om May had returned to Cambridge, lea... ...t impossible in the drawing-room; but Aubrey was a rival pet, and with the family characteristics of aquiline features, dark gray eyes, and beautiful ... ...little of the good-humoured raillery and teasing that treated Ethel as the family butt, while she was really the family authority. ‘All gone, Ethel,’ ... ... sickness of heart the Doctor could not hide from himself the dark clot of gore and the few white hairs adhering to the wood, and answering to the sta...

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... few years before this event, a prodigious fire occurred at Liverpool; the Goree, a vast pile of warehouses close to one of the docks, was burned to t... ...zing propensities, by striking a second blow, and ac- complishing a second family extermination. Somewhat light- ened was the provincial panic by this... ...ad of the stairs—directing her to go out and purchase some oysters for the family supper. Upon what slender accidents hang oftentimes solemn lifelong ... ...stance of her own absence for an hour; her belief that Mr. and Mrs. Marr’s family had all been mur- dered in the interval; and that at this very momen... ... a soldier been called upon to face so complex a danger. For if the entire family of his neighbor Marr had been extermi- nated, were this indeed true,... ... night stretched out on the floor, and the narrow premises so floated with gore, that it was hardly possible to escape the pollution of blood in picki... ...es of thrilling interest, this second case even went beyond the first. The family which suffered in this in- stance was that of a Mr. Williamson; and ... ...uld swear to as recently worn by Williams. In this waistcoat, and glued by gore to the lining of its pockets, was found the French knife. Next, it was...

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..., to send you the account of this affair as it has been handed down in the family. “James Stewart of Ardvoirlich, who lived in the early part of the 1... ...r, that I am aware, before hinted at, has been a constant tradition in the family; and, from the comparative recent date of the transaction, and the s... ...rt, now of Ardvoirlich, many years ago, by a man nearly connected with the family, who 15 Sir Walter Scott lived to the age of 100. This man was a gr... ... Ogilvies and other cavaliers of Angus and Kincardine, but even the potent family of the Gordons, whose extensive authority was only equalled by their... ...cup. “What the deil, man,” said an old Highland servant be- longing to the family, “can she no drink after her ain master without washing the cup and ... ... lay. Unmoved he scann’d the visage o’er, The clotted locks were dark with gore, The features with convulsion grim, The eyes contorted, sunk, and dim....

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... depended on their union, and the reconcilement of the two branches of the family had long been a favourite scheme of King Henri II. Both alike were d... ...illiant young Baron de Ribaumont, head of the white or elder branch of the family. 8 Yo n g e The family contention seemed likely to wear out of its ... ...hat it was expected that the whole inheritance would centre upon the elder family. However, to the general surprise, the Chevalier late in life marrie... ...ost. Therefore would I thither convey you all, and there amid thy mother’s family would we openly abjure the errors in which we have been nurture. I h... ... Paris to obtain from the Queen-mother the necessary permission to take my family to visit thy grand-father, and it must now be our endeavour to start... ... seconds more at the foot of the stairs. There, indeed, lay a pool of dark gore, and almost in it Berenger’s black velvet cap, with the heron plume. E...

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...imself to write. When eight years old, he was placed under the care of the family priest, one Bannister, who taught him the Latin and Greek grammars t... ... curious, if true, that she was as deformed in person as Pope himself. Her family seems to have been noble. In 1713, he published “Windsor Forest,” an... ..., and men- tioning that he had some papers of P .T .’s in reference to his family history, which he would shew him. Pope replied by three advertisemen... ... And mad Ambition shall attend her there: There purple Vengeance bathed in gore retires, Her weapons blunted, and extinct her fires: There hateful Env... ...rhaps even Britain’s utmost shore Shall cease to blush with strangers’ gore, See Arts her savage sons control, And Athens rising near the ... ...y steps, and points to yonder glade? ’Tis she!—but why that bleeding bosom gored, Why dimly gleams the visionary sword? Oh, ever beauteous, ever frien... ..., Hope, and Joy, fair Pleasure’s smiling train, Hate, Fear, and Grief, the family of Pain, These mix’d with art, and to due bounds confined, Make and ... ... resounding wood, All vocal beings hymn’d their equal God: The shrine with gore unstain’d, with gold undress’d, Unbribed, unbloody, stood the blameles... ...eem’d the ethereal vault no more; Altars grew marble then, and reek’d with gore: Then first the Flamen tasted living food; Next his grim idol smear’d ...

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... With full intent t’auenge that villany, On that vilde man, and all his family. And comming down to seeke them, where they wond, Nor si... ... from their sides did flow, And gushed through their armes, that all in gore They trode, and on the ground their liues did strow, Like ... ...hree one sencelesse lumpe remaine, Enwallow’d in his owne blacke bloudy gore, And byting th’earth for very deaths disdaine; Who with a ... ...eare, Right in the flanke him strooke with deadly dreare, That the gore bloud thence gushing grieuously, Did vnderneath him like a pond... ...ten ought; That round about her iawes one might descry The bloudie gore and poyson dropping lothsomely. Her name was Enuie, knowen well...

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...eme they graue and learned? 758 Why so didst thou. Come they of Noble Family? 759 Why so didst thou. Seeme they religious? 760 Why so d... ...olke first dyed, and Yorke all hagled ouer 2496 Comes to him, where in gore he lay insteeped, 2497 And takes him by the Beard, kisses the gash... ...lood of Princes, and with wounded steeds 2607 Fret fet- locke deepe in gore, and with wilde rage 2608 Yerke out their armed heeles at their de...

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...ed me: “Now really, did I ever really, see one like it?” All the Pecksniff family upon earth are quite agreed, I believe, that Mr. Pecksniff is an exa... ... 1868. CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTORY, CONCERNING THE PEDIGREE OF THE CHUZZLEWIT FAMILY A S NO LADY OR GENTLEMAN, with any claims to polite breeding, can po... ...any claims to polite breeding, can possibly sympathize with the Chuzzlewit Family without being first assured of the extreme antiquity of the race, it... ...by grudging and malicious persons, that a Chuzzlewit, in any period of the family history, displayed an overweening amount of family pride, surely the... ..., is taken into account. It is remarkable that as there was, in the oldest family of which we have any record, a murderer and a vagabond, so we never ... ... of Reason, and spouting up to the universal arch above us, its sanguinary gore,’ said Mr Brick, putting on a little blue cloth cap with a glazed fron... ..., sir, I advert with indignation and disgust to that accursed animal, with gore-stained whiskers, whose rampant cruelty and fiery lust have ever been ...

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...n a reeking wallow in the middle of the main thorough fare and suckled her family. Presently there was a distant blare of military music; it came ne... ...own horse and man. And in the same wise he served King Uriens of the land of Gore. And then there came in Six Bagdemagus, and Sir Gareth smote him dow... ... of human nature: spiritual wants and instincts are as various in the human family as are physical appetites, com plexions, and features, and a man ... ...k on their lord the bishop’s road three days each — gratis; every head of a family, and every son of a family, three days each, gratis, and a day or ... ...xisted, who, with a free vote in every man’s hand, would elect that a single family and its descendants should reign over it forever, whether gifted o... ...e your slave, your —” “No you won’t, you won’t be anybody’s slave. Take your family and go along. Your lord the bishop will confiscate your small prop...

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...ies met. They could hardly recognise their dead, but they washed the clotted gore from off them, shed tears over them, and lifted them upon their wagg... ... the city—the son of Atreus still shouting, and with hands all bedrabbled in gore; but when they had reached the Scæan gates and the oak tree, there t... ... the fore head, just at the rise of his nose; the bones cracked and his two gore bedrabbled eyes fell by his feet in the dust. He fell backwards to t... ... Jove and the other gods ordained it) migrated to Argos. He married into the family of Adrastus, and his house was one of great abundance, for he had ... ...n is not as well worth killing as Prothoenor was: he seems rich, and of rich family, a brother, it may be, or son of the knight Antenor, for he is ver... ...led already or will fall hereafter, and one cannot protect every one’s whole family .” With these words she took Mars back to his seat. Meanwhile Juno... ... his chariot; then he mounted the car with his hands and feet all steeped in gore as a lion that has been gorging upon a bull. And now the fierce groa... ...his men to set a large tripod upon the fire that they might wash the clotted gore from off Patroclus. Thereon they set a tripod full of bath water on ...

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...ut of their parchments into the bank ing house air. Your lighter boxes of family papers went up stairs into a Barmecide room, that always had a grea... ...rs and false swearers had rested on the prisoner as a victim, because some family affairs in France, he being of French extraction, did require his ma... ...because, on unfavourable Sundays, he was accustomed to be with them as the family friend, talking, reading, looking out of win dow, and generally get... ...and had bestowed her as a prize upon a very rich Farmer Gen eral, poor in family. Which Farmer General, carrying an appropriate cane with a golden ap... ... is possible,” said the uncle, with great calmness. “For the honour of the family, I could even resolve to incom mode you to that extent. Pray excuse... ...am of sparks struck out of the stone, all their wicked at mosphere seemed gore and fire. The eye could not detect one creature in the group free from...

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...nd—mother’s head off— sandwich in her hand—no mouth to put it in—head of a family off—shocking, shocking! Looking at Whitehall, sir?— fine place—littl... ...ancy dress—little boy—non sense—ensign 97th—Honourable Wilmot Snipe—great family—Snipes—very.’ ‘Sir Thomas Clubber, Lady Clubber, and the Misses Club... .... Tupman’s ear, as the charitable committee ushered Sir Thomas Clubber and family to the top of the room. The Honourable Wilmot Snipe, and other disti... ...s con descension. Lady Clubber took a telescopic view of Mrs. Smithie and family through her eye glass and Mrs. Smithie stared in her turn at Mrs. So... ...aid, and Mr. T upman, as easy and unconcerned as if he had belonged to the family from the first moments of his infancy . Fastened up behind the barou... ... lonely fields like the howl of an evil spirit. His face turned black, the gore rushed from his mouth and nose, and dyed the grass a deep, dark red, a...

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...unted to die, Foul age of deceit and of hate,— on her head Least stains of gore-guiltiness lie; To the hearts of the just her blood from the dust Not ... ...d Park, where she was kindly welcomed; but wealth did not so abound in the family but that, when opportunity offered, he was thankful to accept the co... ...them by God, as she assuredly is.” “Mean you, then, to adopt her into your family?” asked the minister. “We know not if she hath any kin,” said Richar... ... the employment was thought by Mis- tress Susan somewhat derogatory to the family dignity, and there was a strong suspicion both in her mind and that ... ...te of Bridgefield in fief on tenure of military service to the head of his family. She did not know how much it was worth by the year, but she must pr... ...t about leaving his crew in the charge of his lieutenant while he took his family home. So busy were both, and so full of needful cares, the one in gi...

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...d; the object being to retain their vast accumulation of wealth within the family. Another story hinted that she was a German prin- cess, whom, for re... ...h, in former times, have gone the princes and cardinals of the great Roman family who built this pal- ace. Or they have come down, with still grander ... ...murder,—ran into this fatal gulf, and formed a mighty subterranean lake of gore, right beneath our feet. The blood from the thirty wounds in Caesar’s ... ...r disturbed mind gave a sinister interpretation. Some of her friend’s airy family, the doves, with their heads imbedded disconsolately in their bosoms... ...sible, stretching back to- wards a grove of trees. “At some period of your family history,” observed Kenyon, “the Counts of Monte Beni must have led a... ...s halls in some palace of the Arabian Nights. It must have been a numerous family, indeed, that could ever have sufficed to people with human life so ...

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... What is it all about? Have you some ban quet, or is there a wedding in the family for no one seems to be bringing any provisions of his own? And th... ... I want to know about this stranger. What country does he come from? Of what family is he, and where is his estate? Has he brought you news about the ... ...rce enough as it is. I suppose you think he will give you something for your family , but I tell you— and it shall surely be when an old man like you... ...s hand within his own. “What you say,” said he, “shows that you come of good family . I both can, and will, make this exchange for you, by giving you ... ...stranger. First find the queen. Her name is Arete, and she comes of the same family as her husband Alcinous. They both descend originally from Neptune... ... again. We ran away in a fright, but he plucked the beam all besmirched with gore from his eye, and hurled it from him in a frenzy of rage and pain, s... ...he is a fearful sight; even so was Ulysses besmirched from head to foot with gore. When she saw all the corpses and such a quantity of blood, she was ...