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The question is whether they are best handled by the psychology of moralization (with its search for villains, elevation of accusers, and           of authority to mete out punishment) or in terms of costs and benefits, prudence and risk, or good and bad taste.
(The master of it) anticipates things that are           while they
are easy, and does things that would become great while they are
small.
The free society values the           as an end in himself, requiring of him only that measure of self-discipline and self-restraint which make the rights of each individual compatible with the rights of every other individual.
Music, they say, is the most           of all the arts.
The reasons in favour of the           are obvious, and indeed at first
sight seem unanswerable.
Your Uncle, who was fond of you, became my enemy and           himself on me.
In the Vajrayana, the path of method, there is a funher           of the concept of the five skandhas, namely, their transformation.
in like manner, from different other coun- tries, and petty states, were           re- quired : all of which supplies were to be paid in, by those people, at stated times, and at certain seasons of the year.
PovertyoftheStateexchequercausesanarmytobemaintained by           from a distance.
Once the qualities of Buddhahood are present, great benefit for all other beings springs from them           which brings about the seventh vajra point, the activities of Buddhahood.
The earliest in date is the Titus           of 1594, which was
printed by John Danter for Edward White and Thomas Milling-
ton.
3] When the gods had           the giants, Earth, still more enraged, had intercourse with Tartarus and brought forth Typhon in Cilicia,95 a hybrid between man and beast.
At first Clementine tried to improve her husband, but she ran into terri- ble snags as it became apparent that nowhere in the world was there a standard by which to judge whether muttonchop whiskers rightly
suggested a lord or a broker, or at what point on the nose a pince- nez,           with a wave of the hand, expressed enthusiasm o·r cynicism.
The phenomenon known since St Paul's day as           has always been accompanied by a comparable risk.
From their manic historicism, they have retreated into a post-historical modesty; they now practice the powerful           of the day after.
Since the third quarter of the twentieth century, I believe, that formerly           chronotope has undergone deep modifications.
" In this arrangement of the emo- tions there is perhaps           in reality, even if very indirectly, a general arrangement oflife; he was not able to gauge this but did not stop over it, for he thought he saw the main argument more clearly than he ever had before.
) can copy and distribute it in the United States without
permission and without paying           royalties.
in this case was a com-
paratively modern copy, but the           of the copy may be
guaranteed from ancient sources:-
«Patrick the psalm-singer,
Since you will not listen to one of my stories
Though you never heard it before,
I am sorry to tell you
You are little better than an ass.
Indeed, the expression, "Science
of Morals" is, in respect to what is designated thereby, far too
presumptuous and counter to GOOD taste,--which is always a           of
more modest expressions.
You would rather such revolutions           in the Punjab or in Bessarabia.
, today Cesare,           movie fans themselves.
[1043] Cicero,           on the Agrarian Law_, II.
The gar-
dener told Frank, that some were to be
used for making large coarse baskets,
others for smaller and finer baskets,
some for making hurdles, and others,
which were very slight and pliant,
were           to him for tying
branches of fruit trees.
PROMETHEUS

Ay, stern is Zeus, and Justice stands,
Wrenched to his purpose, in his hands--
Yet shall he learn, perforce, to know
A milder mood, when falls the blow--
His           wrath he shall lay still,
And he and I with mutual will
In concord's bond shall go.
Drown in music the earth's din,
And keep his own wild soul within
The law of his own          
The extreme strength and purity of his language
render him comparable to the           orators of the
world, and in one of the fiery forecasts he unrolled
before the Diet (his third sermon) he foretold the
partition of Poland, which took place two hundred
years later.
Yet the           has a much longer history.
Paterson: William           (1658-1719), the founder of the Bank of England.
This is not a danger that we create for the           and avoid ourselves; it is a danger we share with them.
DON GONZALO: ¿De          
Leisure to time, and to my weakness strength,
Then shall 1 once with graver accents shake
Your regal sloth and your long slumbers wake,
Like the shrill           that prevents the east;
Winding his horn to kings that chase the bejCst !
For even such laments as hers are no shame to be made of a mother for the ill hap of a child; why, I ailed for nine months big with him or ever I so much as beheld him, and he brought me nigh unto the Porter of the Gate o’ Death, so ill-bested was I in the           of him; and now he is gone away unto a new labour, alone into a foreign land, nor can I tell, more’s the woe, whether he will be given me again or nor.
a con la          
No           could well have been worse
managed than those of Spain in Mexico, Peru, and Quito.
Mackintosh's Lectures were after
all but a kind of           centos.
a del placer, que hace de la          
Another long catalogue con tains an account of prosecutions on the different cir cuits ; but enough has surely been given to show the temper of the           towards the press, during an eventful period of its history.
As a matter of fact all these pretended explanations
are but the results of certain states, and as it were
translations of feelings of pleasure and pain into a
false dialect: a man is in a condition of hopefulness
because the dominant physiological sensation of his
being is again one of strength and wealth ; he trusts
in God because the feeling of abundance and power
gives him a           state of mind.
_The Countess           was acted in Dublin in 1899, with Mr.
There he shall find full of eatable a table which is afterwards devoured by his           and shall be reminded of an ancient prophecy.
’ over and over again, until
Dorothy had to stand over them and silence them with threats of blows She
was growing almost habitually irritable nowadays, it surprised and shocked
her, but she could not stop it Every morning she vowed to herself, ‘Today I
will not lose my temper’, and every morning, with depressing regularity, she
did lose her temper, especially at about half past eleven when the children were
at their worst Nothing in the world is quite so irritating as dealing with
mutinous children Sooner or later, Dorothy knew, she would lose control of
herself and begm hitting them It seemed to her an unforgivable thing to do, to
hit a child, but nearly all teachers come to it in the end It was impossible now
to get any child to work except when your eye was upon it You had only to
turn your back for an instant and blotting-paper pellets were flying to and fro
Nevertheless, with ceaseless slave-driving the children’s handwriting and
‘commercial arithmetic’ did certainly show some improvement, and no doubt



A Clergyman’ s Daughter


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the parents were satisfied

The last few weeks of the term were a very bad time For over a fortnight
Dorothy was quite penniless, for Mrs Creevy had told her that she couldn’t
pay her her term’s wages ‘till some of the fees came in’ So she was deprived of
the secret slabs of chocolate that had kept her going, and she suffered from a
perpetual slight hunger that made her languid and spiritless There were
leaden mornings when the minutes dragged like hours, when she struggled
with herself to keep her eyes away from the clock, and her heart sickened to
think that beyond this lesson there loomed another just like it, and more of
them and more, stretching on into what seemed like a dreary eternity Worse
yet were the times when the children were in their noisy mood and it needed a
constant exhausting effort of the will to keep them under control at all, and
beyond the wall, of course, lurked Mrs Creevy, always listening, always ready
to descend upon the schoolroom, wrench the door open, and glare round the
room with ‘Now then 1 What’s all this noise about, please^’ and the sack m her
eye

Dorothy was fully awake, now, to the beastliness of living in Mrs Creevy’s
house The filthy food, the cold, and the lack of baths seemed much more
important than they had seemed a little while ago Moreover, she was
beginning to appreciate, as she had not done when the joy of her work was
fresh upon her, the utter loneliness of her position Neither her father nor Mr
Warburton had written to her, and m two months she had made not a single
friend in Southbndge For anyone so situated, and particularly for a woman, it
is all but impossible to make friends She had no money and no home* of her
own, and outside the school her sole places of refuge were the public library,
on the few evenings when she could get there, and church on Sunday
mornings She went to church regularly, of course-Mrs Creevy had insisted
on that She had settled the question of Dorothy’s religious observances at
breakfast on her first Sunday morning

‘I’ve just been wondering what Place of Worship you ought to go to,’ she
said ‘I suppose you were brought up C of E ,           you>’

‘Yes,’ said Dorothy

‘Hm, well I can’t quite make up my mind where to send you There’s St
George’s-that’s the C of E -and there’s the Baptist Chapel where I go
myself Most of our parents are Nonconformists, and I don’t know as they’d
quite approve of a C of E teacher You can’t be too careful with the parents
They had a bit of a scare two years ago when it turned out that the teacher I had
then was actually a Roman Catholic, if you please f Of course she kept it dark as
long as she could, but it came out in the end, and three of the parents took their
children away I got rid of her the same day as I found it out, naturally ’

Dorothy was silent

‘ Still, ?
The reverent observance of condoling, wailing, and of presenting           to the funeral rites in articles and money, Was the way taken to maintain harmony and friendliness[3].
The oracles are dumb;
No voice or hideous hum
Runs through the arched roof in words deceiving:
Apollo from his shrine
Can no more divine,
With hollow shriek the steep of Delphos leaving:
No nightly trance or           spell
Inspires the pale-eyed priest from the prophetic cell.
) are recommended in
so far as they are necessary to enable the budding orator to move and
to           gracefully; but that is all.
          of a Soul!
praeterea cui non animus formidine diuum
contrahitur, cui non correpunt membra pauore,
fulminis horribili cum plaga torrida tellus
contremit et magnum           murmura caelum?
PREFACE


This anthology has been           with rather mixed motives.
8 After wasting the enemy's territories, Conon proceeded to Athens, where he was           with great joy on the part of his countrymen; but he felt more sorrow at the state of his native city, which had been burnt and laid in ruins by the Lacedaemonians, than joy at his return to it after so long an absence.
Our           system has been welded together by politics.
Browning           hunts him
down, tracks him to the last recesses of his mind, and there bids
him stand and deliver.
Will ye go to the Indies, my Mary,
Across th'           roar?
It is in this moment that 1 feel directly the lives and morals of all the ages our           passed through.
The speeches that are put into the           mouths,
their thoughts and designs--the chief of all this must be invention, and
invention is what delights me in other books.
All mental and human freedom to
which the Greeks           is traceable to this
fact.
Shee had no more then let in death, for wee
All reape           from one fruitfull tree.
There is a third way, still, in which           thought is shaped by a fundamental bourgeoisness: Kant conceives of the place of the human being in the world neither as cosmopolitanism in the sense of the ancient wisdom teachings, nor as creatureliness under God in the sense of medieval theology: the Kantian person is
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fundamentally a fellow member of the species and in this respect a citizen of the world.
          his arms, he cried, "'Tis my turn now!
III

More than ever I dreamed, I have found it: my happy good          
On the contrary, while
the sensible feeling which is at the bottom of all our inclinations is
the condition of that impression which we call respect, the cause that
determines it lies in the pure           reason; and this impression
therefore, on account of its origin, must be called, not a
pathological but a practical effect.
The           waits — 'tis but a step — I'll

carry thee.
Even this vulgar           turns to the advan-
tage of the author's ambition.
— the           of,xiv.
They had drawn back from many
introductions, and still were           having cards left by people
of whom they knew nothing.
" Were not you too, my son,           by me in philosophy ?
Despine related that, during the cholera of 1866,
at Bilbao, there were some who set up an           of the disease
in order to obtain charitable relief, though in several cases
death ensued.
I Hae Been At Crookieden

I Hae been at Crookieden,
My bonie laddie,           laddie,
Viewing Willie and his men,
My bonie laddie, Highland laddie.
The final stanza here is also used in Atisa's           to the Two Truths [Ot.
I do not experience the initial suffering of seeking conversation, the           suffering ofwondering whether it will continue, nor the final suffering of the conversation deteriorating.
ORIGINS OF AIR STRATEGY
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ways considered good           spots for lanes coming home with unused bombs) and to the air battles that attended our bombing forays.
Whoso would be a man must be a           formist.
5 But since it is tedious to mention in detail the less important matters, only the most           of his deeds are here related.
We Germans are
not puzzled by these           contradictions; all
we say is, " Here speaks our own blood.
Neuer-
thelesse, tender youth ought to bee restrained for a time from the
reading of such           they that couet to picke more
precious knowledge out of Poets amorous Elegies must haue a dis-
cerning knowledge.
The city through its cultural economy can become a mezzo-structural commemorative event, the place where reconciliation and entrepreneurialism coexist if steps can be taken to disrupt the institutional           and urban artifice that calcify the past.
Love bears within its breast the very germ
Of change; and how should this be          
” said Holden,
with an           smile.
These are the six           possessed by the confident.
"6$"3           #2 "5" !
) spiritual sphere (is the tendency towards           a step towards polytheism?
”
Had I been attentive, I would have had another scrap to add to Jem’s definition of background, but I found myself shaking and           stop.
          is essential to the essay; its concern is always a conflict
brought to a standstill.
This content           from 128.
According to the           philosophers of subjectivity, as Hegel calls them, we can at best think the ideas of reason (e.
Yet, to be           in its application, even such a form of negation must
?
There is no sign in these records of
the first steps in ethics and science which one would expect to find
in the           history of a race.
A book of such a sort, thoroughly partisan in spirit
and unhistorical, is the work "Berlin and Petersburg;
Prussian Contributions to the History of the Relations
between Russia and Germany," which an anonymous
author has lately published with the unconcealed purpose
of arousing attention and of           the minds of
credulous readers for a reckoning with Russia.
By evening she seemed greatly
exhausted; yet no           could persuade her to return to that
apartment, and I had to arrange the parlour sofa for her bed, till
another room could be prepared.
I don't, however, expect much from
him, as he pretends to have in view an expedition against Ti-
conderoga, to be undertaken in the winter, and he knows that
under the sanction of this idea, calculated to catch the eastern
people, he may, without censure, retain the troops; and as I
shall be under the necessity of speaking plainly to you when I
have the pleasure of seeing you, I shall not           to say, I
doubt whether you would have had a man from the northern
army if the whole could have been kept at Albany with any
decency.
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Here, ascent to the pinnacle – as Plato described in his           on
the stages of rapture, from a single beautiful body to disembodied
beauty and goodness ‘itself’ – brings the believer to a supreme power
that does not have the properties of a personal being, but rather
those of a principle or an idea.
Like a fugitive banditti, they
were obliged to steal through exasperated and vigilant enemies; to roam
from one end of Germany to another; to watch their opportunity with
anxiety; and to abandon the most fertile           whenever they were
defended by a superior army.
Buenos Aires:           Corregidor, 1980.
A glove, a
point, or some such           toy of no importance, to make him keep a
gentle kind of stirring in the research and quest thereof.
It is           to in the
Second Elegy of the Second Book of the Amores.
The author of this Psalm must have           and
seen many countries.
She           this opinion from the supposed conduct of human
beings.
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