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...hould tell you that it is all up with the army in Paris. The Directory, in consequence of a disturbance in the Assembly, has made another clean sweep ... ...and the young marquis had obtained a revelation of each other’s minds as a consequence of this interview, and their intercourse thus took rapid stride... ...ugh he trusted his secrets to no one, his habits gave plenty of ground for logical deductions. Pille-Miche turned several times sharply to look at his...

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...n Prothero and that rather coarsely conceived epicureanism that seemed his logical destiny . When quite early in their Cambridge days Prothero’s revol... ...of the planless man, the rule of the unkempt mind. It means as a necessary consequence this vast boiling up of collectively meaningless things. “What ... ... evil side of patriotism, religious and social intolerance, every so- cial consequence of muddle headedness, every dividing force indeed except the pu... ...t grew when by all the rules of life it ought to be diminishing. It was in consequence of that regret and his controversies with Prothero while they t...

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...mselves.” Michaud, the bailiff of Les Aigues, had come to the cha- teau in consequence of the assault on Vatel’s eyes. But before we relate the consul... ...more of your tales.” The truth was that Rigou was hurrying to Soulanges in consequence of the warning given him by the steward of Les Aigues, which, i... ...n’s collection. “I have,” he said to all inquirers, “five hundred ornitho- logical objects, two hundred mammifers, five thousand in- sects, three thou... ... floated on the morning breeze with the silky curls of the golden hair. In consequence of going they knew not where, they presently came to a locked g...

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...he had slain his brother. There was such a thing as pure accident, and the consequences did not attach to one, even though one had killed one’s brothe... ...d, ‘where will you go then?’ But she ignored his question. She had her own logical state- ment to make, and it must be made as she had thought it. ‘I ...

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.......................................................................... 57 CONSEQUENCES ................................................................. ....” What he learnt at Sandhurst be- yond the regular routine is of no great consequence. He looked about him, and he found soap and blacking, so to spe... ...at attention; and, as I have said, the heart of her mother was uplifted in consequence. Kitty Beighton took matters more calmly. It was pleasant to be... ...rr-Saggott to the company of young Cubbon, and was scolded by her Mamma in consequence. “But, Mother,” she said, “Mr. Saggot is such—such a—is so fear... ...great store on speak- ing his mind, did Schreiderling! 61 Rudyard Kipling CONSEQUENCES Rosicrucian subtleties In the Orient had rise; Ye may find the... ...ruck out the plan that saved him. She had the wisdom of the Ser- pent, the logical coherence of the Man, the fearlessness of the Child, and the triple...

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.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 122 Phase the Fourth — The Consequence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 CONTENTS iii XXV . . .... ...many chil dren, on that flagstone floor, that they were worn nearly flat, in consequence of which a huge jerk accompanied each swing of the cot, flinging... ...past was past; what ever it had been it was no more at hand. Whatever its consequences, time would close over them; they would all in a few years be ... ...flatness, like a fly on a billiard table of indefinite length, and of no more consequence to the surroundings than that fly. The sole effect of her presen... ...henceforward — for a short time or for a long. 126 Phase the Fourth — The Consequence Phase the Fourth — The Consequence XXV C lare, restless, went o... ..., so gentle and affectionate as he was in general, there lay hidden a hard logical de posit, like a vein of metal in a soft loam, which turned the ed...

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...cin’s friendliness, as will readily be supposed, suf fered no diminution in consequence; he exerted much strength and skill in wheeling a large easy... ...ical questions to put to you, with an infinite variety of possible cases and logical deductions therefrom. If he be of the utilitarian school, too, wh... ... blue pill, said it must be taken immediately, or he wouldn’t answer for the consequences. The recital of these and many other moving perils of the li... ...e humour. As the young gentleman could not see the joke however, possibly in consequence of its being on the top of his own head, it did not go off qu... ... a turn of the conversation which might have been productive of slaughterous consequences, if a young lady, betrothed to the young gentleman, had not ... ...eature?’ whereunto the naughty creature replied, that he had been in bed, in consequence of a late party the night before, and had only just risen. Th...

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...manship and the vast science of life of Tom Jones; the ineffable irony and logical grasp of Jonathan Wild, might have left us with a slight sense of h... ...ascribing to her honours which she as little deserves. To retrieve the ill consequences of a foolish con- duct, and by struggling manfully with distre... ...eremptorily on his making me immediately his wife, what- ever might be the consequence. “He seemed thunderstruck at this proposal, being, I sup- pose,... ... one poisonous drop which embitters the whole! O, Amelia! what must be the consequence of my ever having the honour to call you mine!—You know my situ... ...eet creature, carry your thoughts a little further. Think of the tenderest consequences, the dear- est pledges of our love. Can I bear to think of ent... ...y with Amelia, and have married her without the least consideration of any consequences. “With such thoughts I had tormented myself for near two hours...

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...ing into crim- son, and so on and so on. And this is true not only of bio- logical species. It is true of the mineral specimens constitut- ing a miner... ...icro- scope, it will not serve at all. It is true you can make your net of logical interpretation finer and finer, you can fine your classification mo... ...d as the true scientific bed-rock. It was scarcely suspected that the bio- logical sciences might perhaps after all be truer than the ex- perimental, ... ...elation and sig- nificance, is what is meant by God. You may embark upon a logical wrangle here with me if you have failed to master what I have hithe... ...he scientific plane one is a fatalist, the universe a system of inevitable consequences. But as I show in that section re- ferred to, it is quite poss... ...o not think my new faith breaks with my old. But it fol- lows as a natural consequence of my metaphysical prelimi- naries that I should find the Chris... ...ther from what for a single unprotected individual would be the inevitable consequences of a par- ticular line of conduct, conduct which happened to b... ...ctly. There is a constant breaking down and building up of usage, and as a consequence a lessened need of wholesale substitutions. Human methods have ... ...ment. He has physiological idiosyncrasies too that are indifferent to bio- logical classifications and moral generalities. It is not true that his abs...

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...uld ever be a streamer on Ben Kyaw. It brought water, too, and was mossy* to the top in consequence. I have seen us sitting in broad sunshine on the R... ...upon the sea, nor any voice but the familiar voice of sheep and gulls; and per- haps in consequence of this repose in nature, my kinsman showed himsel... ...re was a considerable pause, and Will, who began to feel uneasy, began to grow angry in consequence. ‘It seems you are too proud to say your mind,’ he... ...ate himself on an escape, he said, and would take a higher opinion of his own wisdom in consequence. But at heart, he was reasonably displeased, moped... ...of nature. He played a game of skill, depending on 83 Merry Men the rules, calculating consequence from cause; and what if nature, as the defeated ty... ...ubsequently many moving and decisive accidents in the lives of all, which would make as logical a period as this of birth. And here, for instance, Doc... ...peak like a child. You weary me exceedingly, quoting my words out 167 Merry Men of all logical connection, like a parroquet.’ ‘And at any rate, we ha...

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...powers, admitted to be of the very highest or- der, take precedence of his logical force. Whilst the schools might have trained him to the exhibition ... ...iate with miserable degradation. To such a mind, the ordinary processes of logical deduc- tion are like proving that two and two make four. Mastering ... ...efforts of the degraded themselves. A gentleman present, distinguished for logical acumen and subtlety, and who had devoted no small portion of the la... ...IS- TRICT—TUCKAHOE—ORIGIN OF THE NAME— CHOPTANK RIVER—TIME OF BIRTH—GENEA- LOGICAL TREES—MODE OF COUNTING TIME— NAMES OF GRANDPARENTS—THEIR POSITION— ... ...parents. Genealogical trees do not flourish among slaves. A person of some consequence here in the north, sometimes designated father, is literally ab... ...e cabin, under the ominous title of “old master,” was really a man of some consequence. He owned several farms in T uc- kahoe; was the chief clerk and... ...he old gentleman paused in the prayer, to give us a short lecture upon the consequences of inattention, both immediate and future, and especially thos... ... is irresponsible. He may, if he pleases, cripple or kill, without fear of consequences; except in so far as it may concern profit or loss. To a man o... ...of the land. Here was a radical change in my opinions, and in the ac- tion logically resulting from that change. T o those with whom I had been in agr...

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...cise as mathematical for- mulae, and with every term in relations of exact logical con- sistency with every other. It will be a language with all the ... ...ises, riddles, incommensurables, a whole monstrous intri- cate universe of consequences that I have to do my best to unravel. I attempt impossible rec... ...s, and comes to an end, or succeeds and impresses himself in offspring, in consequences and re- sults, intellectual, material and moral, upon the worl... ...imal substance inside, no vegetable without;—what could be simpler or more logical? Nothing upon me but leather and allwool garments, within, cereals,... ...on I felt, as I sat and listened to the botanist entangling himself in the logical net of this wild nonsense. It impressed me as being irrelevant. Whe... ...h its immediate result in glutting the labour market is similar, its final consequences are entirely different from those of the first. The whole tren... ...olish humour prompts me to unfold all these, hand them to her and take the consequences, but I resist. “Lost,” I say, briefly. “Both lost?” she asks, ... ...e inferior but that it corrupts the supe- rior. There is only one sane and logical thing to be done with a really inferior race, and that is to exterm... ...lli- gent outlook; and interwoven with this there is the senti- mental and logical Liberalism that sprang from the stresses of the eighteenth century,...

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...I took it with this view I was effectually protected from all material bad consequences by the necessity of interposing long intervals between the sev... ...colouring, and for once they find it necessary to impress a sense of their consequence upon others, they meet with a thousand occasions for moderating... ... my own self materialiter consid- ered (so I expressed it, for I doated on logical accuracy of distinctions), accused, or at least suspected, of count... ...ed; but the truth is, having no reason to think that our meeting could, in consequence of a short interruption, be more difficult or uncertain than it... ...toms of vi- nous intoxication, it yet struck me that he might proceed on a logical error of using the word intoxication with too great latitude, and e... ...wed by a proportionate depression, and that the natural and even immediate consequence of opium is torpor and stagnation, animal and mental. The first... ...ur- day night, more than as it was a summons to hear Grassini? T rue, most logical reader; what you say is unanswerable. And yet so it was and is, tha... ... In this I am aware that I have not at all fulfilled my own intentions, in consequence of the tor- por of mind, pain of body, and extreme disgust to t...

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...e always spoke very pompously. ‘Hicks, ’ said he, ‘I have sent for you, in consequence of certain arrangements which are pending in this house, connec... ... objection to making the affair known to my acquaintance just now; and the consequence is, that I sent to you to know whether you’d oblige me by actin... ...oping with an officer during his temporary sojourn in the Fleet Prison, in consequence of his inability to discharge her little mantua-maker’s bill), ... ... Mrs. Tibbs presented herself, and the negotiation commenced. ‘I called in consequence of an advertisement, ’ said the stranger, in a voice as if she ... ...enson looked on all these qualifications with pro- found contempt; and the consequence was that the two were always disputing, much to the edification... ...d the toad-eating Flamwell. ‘At least, I apprehend that to be the just and logical deduction?’ said Sparkins, in a tone of interrogation. ‘No doubt of...

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...er of succession; and Miltonically I include myself; having surely as much logical right to count myself in the series of my own brothers as Milton co... ...pretend that a court of ap- peal would have reversed his sentence? But the consequences were distressing. A new set of characters in every act brought... ... in which I came before them: to be a lawful pris- oner, it struck her too logical mind that I must have been caught in some aggressive practices. “Th... ... with me, showing clearly, in a series of general or- ders, what frightful consequences must ensue, if major gen- erals (as a general principle) shoul... ... filled, the whole nation is running helter skelter into heresy—and all in consequence of your majesty’s sacred laziness.” Our governments were less r... ...e. I was privileged, and had the entree even of the female apartments; one consequence of which was, that I put this and that together. A number of sy... ...into sentences, as deadly and significant as T ekel, upharsin. And another consequence was, that, being, on ac- count of my age, nobody at all, or ver... ...man should not specially have qualified himself for the service of a theo- logical tournament; and my mother’s range of acquaintance was not very exte... ...uch unearned forgiveness upon the army at large? But secondly, in a merely logical sense of practical self-consistency, would it have been rational or...

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...azzled by such a marriage, she understood what was passing, and feared the consequences. Most people appeared full of consternation. The Apartment, wh... ...y (to prevent him doing so, he had been made a deacon, and he was bound in consequence to remain single), and in a nun, who was equally bound by her v... ...uxembourg was with- out bounds. When we met he would not salute me, and in consequence I discontinued to salute him; by which he lost more than I, in ... ...ortunately for us, the vexation of Harlay became so great at this time, in consequence of the disdain with which we treated him, and which we openly p... ...d I to Germany in his. I went first to Soissons to see my regiment, and in consequence of the recommendation of the King, was more severe with it than... ...rything showed in the Czar the vast extent of his knowledge, and a sort of logical harmony of ideas. He allied in the most surprising manner the high-...

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...n’s ill-humour; for it appeared 26 The Master of Ballantrae the visitor refused to name himself except to me, a sore af- front to the major-domo’s co... ... boat drawing away, and the lugger lying with her foresail backed awaiting it. THE GAP MADE in our money was a sore embarrassment, and, among other co... ...n, I have ever shunned their company. Not only do I see no cause to regret this diffidence in myself, but have invariably remarked the most unhappy co... ...Henry – and considering the freetraders, far safer than myself. Not but what he had a trouble of his own; and this, as it brought about the gravest co... ...with one whom I will sup- port at any possible cost to me or mine. As for the errand upon which you came to him, you must deliver yourself from the co... ...ly repeated: “And over his banes when they are bare The wind sall blaw for evermair!” I have said there was no music in the man. His strains had no lo...

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...y’s nature to be anxious, to have scruple within scruple and to forecast the consequences of things. She returned in ten minutes, in her bonnet, which... ...that recent period of exile in the West, of which we have had a hint, and in consequence of which the present occasion may Chapter 6 35 have seemed t... ... that young lady feel that their common undertaking would, in Chapter 14 87 consequence, be so much more serious. It is always supposed that revoluti... ...d be sure not to perceive this outrage—not to dislike them in Chapter 15 95 consequence. There were so many things that she hadn’t yet learned to dis... ...rial injustice; but it remained abstract, platonic; she didn’t detest him in consequence. What was the use of her having that sharp, inspired vision o... ...ion; and, on the other hand, how weak Verena would be on the statistical and logical side if she herself should not bring up the rear. Together, in sh... ... the hand of fate, of which the small, ignoble scenes unrolled themselves so logically. The denouement would of course be in keeping, and would consis...

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...ertainly unwise to admit any sort of responsibility for our actions, whose consequences we are never able to fore- see,” remarked Marlow by way of ass... ...es we are never able to fore- see,” remarked Marlow by way of assent. “The consequence of his action was that I got a ship,” said the other. “That cou... ...dmit it was something like telling a man that you would like a bath and in consequence being instantly knocked overboard to sink or swim with your clo... .... Poets not being generally foresighted in practical affairs, no vision of consequences would restrain him. Y es. The Fynes were excellent people, but... ...excel- lent mother (of the strict governess type), she was as guileless of consequences as any determinist philosopher ever was. As to honour—you know... ... merest starting-point becomes a coign of vantage, and then by a series of logically deducted verisimilitudes one arrives at truth—or very near the tr... ...if somewhat ill-na- tured practical joke. “Oh hang it,” he exclaimed—in no logical connection with what he had been relating to me. Nevertheless the e...

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..., and with this spectacle before him, and contemplating these immeasurable consequences consciously for the last time that could allow him a retreat,—... ...escent, collaterally, or otherwise, with the six first, it would be a more logical distribution to com- bine them according to the fortunes of the sta... ...tem natos, men born to be slaves.” 72 The Cæsars Roman descent.* And the consequences were suitable. Scarcely a family has come down to our knowledg... ...h a condition has never existed before or since that era of the world. The consequences to Rome were—that the reasoning and disputatious part of her p... ...ul state of doubt in Atheism; amongst the thoughtless and irreflective the consequences were chiefly felt in their morals, which were thus sapped in t... ...act which conferred any authority, into the channels of court favor—and by consequence into a mercenary dis- posal. Each successive emperor had been t...