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...ilitant church, embarrassed (as we know all churches to have been) by pre- occupations of judgment, derived from feuds too local and interests too pol... ...y time making further collations. How many he added, I cannot tell without consulting books—a thing which I very seldom do. But since that day, and lo...

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...like dead porridge, if you can take the conception. These two are his only occupations. All day long you can hear him sing- ing over the brat when he ... ...r all, to be a man of reasonable honour and kindness. Do you remember once consulting me in Paris whether you had not better sacrifice honesty to art;...

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...ttempted before. Military celebrities have been disguised and set at lowly occupations for dra matic effect, but I think McClintock is the first to s... ...a park, and does not look like anything but a park. Consequently, without consulting me, it has been new named NIAGARA FALLS PARK. This is sufficient...

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... an immediate hasty impulse; I think I am. My greatest danger would lie in her consulting Mrs. Fraser, and I at a distance, unable to help my own caus... ...e lieving sorrow. Employment, even melancholy, may dispel melancholy, and her occupations were hopeful. She had so much to do, that not even the horr... ...o direct her thoughts to other subjects, and revive some interest in the usual occupations; but whenever Lady Bertram was fixed on the event, she could...

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...ay presented to him in some new form, but in the midst of these engrossing occupations he found leisure—that is, he made it—to review the past transac... ...e heard him come back. He ordered the servants to set about their ordinary occupations, and went into his own apartment, where he trod so heavily that... ...sing out,’ and he would make up the differ- ence from his pocket. Casually consulting his big watch, as a deep means of dazzling the establishment, an... ... the sis- ter applied herself, with a less anxious breast, to her domestic occupations; and the grey-haired man, late Junior of Dombey’ s, devoted the...

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...her that they never made up their minds to any important undertaking without consulting her. “And just now, I am impatiently awaiting my mother’s arri... ...ually appear in the doorway the large figure of an old solicitor who had been consulting with the lawyer himself. The lawyer was a little, squat, bald ... ...y began again on the subject that had been started at dinner—the liberty and occupations of women. Levin was of the opinion of Darya Alexandrovna that... ...ble playing with a penknife, and fell to dreaming. Among Seryozha’s favorite occupations was searching for his mother during his walks. He did not bel... ...ummon him to supper. On the stairs were standing Kitty and Agafea Mihalovna, consulting about wines for supper. “But why are you making all this fuss?... ...sweet, very, very unhappy, good woman,” he said, telling her about Anna, her occupations, and what she had told him to say to her. “Yes, of course, sh...

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...stence of a certain Timothy Fielding, helped suggestions of less dignified occupations as actor, booth-keeper, and so forth; but these have long been ... ...s under her arm, and all the money she was worth in her own purse, without consulting any one, imme- diately set forward in pursuit of one whom, notwi...

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...d an- other observation—struck into the conversation like a clock, without consulting anybody. Flora had just said, ‘Mr Clennam, will you give me a gl... ...reets; in the waggons, carts, and coaches; in the workers going to various occupations; in the opening of early shops; in the traffic at markets; in t... ...s for the best interests of Society; and he considered that he was at once consulting those interests and expressing the feeling of Society, when he w...

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... which were in reality the jus- tifiable acts of independent sovereignties consulting a distinct interest. The spirit of enterprise, which characteriz... ...us. The militia would not long, if at all, submit to be dragged from their occupations and families to perform that most disagreeable duty in times of... ... critical investigation as would be impracticable to men called from their occupations, and obliged to decide before they were permitted to return to ...

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...d an- other observation—struck into the conversation like a clock, without consulting anybody. Flora had just said, ‘Mr Clennam, will you give me a gl... ...reets; in the waggons, carts, and coaches; in the workers going to various occupations; in the opening of early shops; in the traffic at markets; in t... ...s for the best interests of Society; and he considered that he was at once consulting those interests and expressing the feeling of Society, when he w... ...am as well as I—yes, I am as well as I usually am,’ said Mr Merdle. ‘Y our occupations must be immense.’ ‘Tolerably so. But—Oh dear no, there’s not mu...

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...d, rather resemble a person holding out a small mirror at arm’s length and consulting it with a special turn of the head. It was in a word with this v... ...s moved promptly to emulate so definite an example of “sloping.” He had his occupations—books to arrange perhaps even at Fawns; the idea of the siesta,...

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... by any public exhibition of resentment. On returning to his quarters, and consulting with his chief adviser, Mr. Esmond, who was now entirely in the ... ...ity could be needed, that poor soul afforded it in the altered company and occupations in which Esmond found her. For days before, her chariot had bee...

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... Prettymans—that she was resolved to leave them. She had done this without consulting her mother, driven to it by various motives. She knew her father... ... the wife whose malady demands wine; the rags of the husband whose outward occupations demand decency; the neglected children, who are learning not be... ...edious with her at home, while sitting with her mother, with all her daily occupations within her reach. But in so telling herself she took herself to...