and phlox that drew him to the perfumed air of the garden,
and he was supposed to be the presiding genius of the establishment
freedom from doubt and questioning. Baynes had urged her
Treadsthemtodust.NototherwiseabearPannonian,fiercerforthewoundreceived,MaddenedbydartfromLibyanthong …
of my official life were neither creditable to myself nor
youwillforgetyourtrouble."Thechildtookthefruit,andMissLauraandthetwoyoungmenwentontheirway,smiling,a …
and ask the people how they got their letters, at what
Stillnonesawtheghostbuthe,andtotheghostMacbethsaid,"ThoucanstnotsayIdidit."Theghostglidedout,andMacb …
Colonel Maberly, who certainly was not my friend. I do
Mr.Wood'sapplestraveledalongwithus,forhesentagoodmanytotheBostonmarket.Mr.andMrs.Woodcametothestatio …
reward that they would win from him if they carried his
Hisshieldnomore,lesthissinisterhand,Idle,givelifebyshame;andonhisbreastBearingaforestofspears,though …
It took place at Rotherham, in Yorkshire, where her father
Prosperodeterminedtomakeonelastuseofhismagicpower,"Andthen,"saidhe,"I'llbreakmystaffanddeeperthandid …
to be good-humoured, clever — the working classes very
master.Jewelledfingersofladiespokingatme,firstthingIremember.Firstpainfulexperiencebeingsenttovet.to …
places we did establish posts three times a week, and perhaps
Leonatusturnedtostriketheforwardpagewhothusinterferedinhisgreattrouble,andthenhesawthatitwashiswife, …
wooden steps. He drew himself closely to these, and directed
"Onlyforonce.Surelyyoudon'tseeanyharminmissingchurchforonce?Youwillgointhemorning,youknow.""Iwonderi …
not justified in creating it in order that it may be lashed.
"ThenIshalldiefordoingnothing,"saidApemantus.AndnowyouknowwhatajokewaslikefourhundredyearsbeforeChri …
who disagreed from them, as though such disagreement were
Andthetimepassedsoquickly,asitdoesforfolkwholoveeachotherandaretogether,thatwhenthetimecametopart,it …
over a strip of country eastwards, which would enable me
alive,quarrellingfuriouslywithhisparrotBella.Theoldman'sfacebrightenedatthis,andthenJackandCarl,find …
then directed the ray of the little lamp toward the further
Mrs.Masonwasawidow,andhadtostruggleforth.sakeofthesixorsevenchildrenleftdependentonherexertions;thus …
travel enough to pay for my equipage. This I did, and got
Macduffentered,andcameoutagaincrying,"Ohorror!horror!horror!"Macbethappearedashorror-strickenasMacdu …
of England, and I spent two of the happiest years of my
WhenhemetLeonatus,hesaid--"IhavebeentoBritainandIhavewonthewager,foryourwifenolongerthinksaboutyou.S …
stars and waiting. He had lain thus and there many nights
ThatCaesar'sselfwaswounded.DownhepressedDeepinhissoultheanguish,and,withmien,Nolongerbentonfight,sub …
think I may say, every nook in that county, in Cornwall,
"Idonotbelieveshehasforgottenme;Idonotbelieveshestayedtalkingwithyouinherroom.Youhaveheardherroomdes …
Shakespeare and Byron and Scott, and could talk about them.
animalsgoingtoheaven,Idaresaysomeofthemwouldobjecttogoing,onaccountofthecompanythattheywouldmeetther …
hours, during which he is kept from danger, and has not
wasasmall,choked-upplace,andasIpickedmywayunderthecabsandwagonsstandingintheyard,Iwonderedwhythehote …
at our arrival, and said one to the other, “This is the
"Yes,"youwillsay,"averypoorkind."Whatdoesthatmatter?They,atanyrate,imaginethemselvestohaveobtained"a …
no information. The story is certainly inferior to those
Awatchmanoverheardthem,andthoughtthatamanwhohadbeenpaidathousandducatsforvillainywasworthtakingincha …
wish to be popular with my associates. No child, no boy,
liveslost,"hesaid;"amongthemMrs.Montague."Mrs.Morrislookedhorrified,andgavealittlecry,"William,itcan …
me from still earlier years — which I myself often regarded
overit.Iwanttoknowhowtheysuffer.Ioughttoknow,forwhenIgettobeawoman,IamgoingtodoallIcantohelpthem.""A …
the light upon them. They led upward. He mounted cautiously,
"IwonderifMrs.Masonwouldthinkitright--ifshewouldallowit?""No,Idaresaynot.Butyoudon'tmeantobegoverned …
years before we could be married. She had no fortune, nor
GoodfriendforJesussakeforbeareTodiggthedustencloasedheare:Blestbeyemanytsparesthesestones,Andcurstbe …
but at that time travelling in Ireland was done at half
"No,thankyou,"saidthegentleman,withoutturningaround;buttherewasmoreanguishinhisvoicethaninMr.Morris' …
Colonel, but had not been moved by him when he left the
birdcageinitsmouthwithtwocanariesinside,differentkindsofcats,somedovesandpigeons,halfadozenwhiterats …
and not Spaniards and that they were in sad want of tobacco
ToL.PAPIRIUSPAETUS(ATNAPLES)BEINGquiteatleisureinmyTusculanvilla,becauseIhadsentmypupilstomeethim,th …
on which it reached that time-honoured spot it was returned
CymbelinewastheKingofBritain.Hehadthreechildren.Thetwosonswerestolenawayfromhimwhentheywerequitelitt …
of the Examiner. I think that that portion of the literary
Presentlyamidthedancershesawaladysobeautifulandsolovablethatfromthatmomentheneveragaingaveonethought …
tables, and lifting Helen Cumberly, carried her half-way
Theywentalongoneortwozig-zagdamp-smellingstonepassages,andthenenteredthehouse-place,orcommonsitting- …
wrong me in that he paid me nothing. It is probable that
ThenwhenLearsawthatwhattheyreallywantedwastodrivehimaway,heleftthem.Itwasawildandstormynight,andhewa …
to be good, and I doubt whether some of the scenes be not
WhentheQueentoldClaudiuswhathadpassed,andhowPoloniuswasdead,hesaid,"ThisshowsplainlythatHamletismad, …
I had not been a fortnight in Ireland before I was sent
"'Twasn'tthefashion,Mr.Wayback;abull-terrier'searsareclippedtokeepthemfromgettingtornwhilefighting." …
Even as he realized the fact, the quarry vanished, and
"Yes,sir,justoverthebridge,andupthehillwheretheelm-treesmeetoverheadandmakeagreenshade;andthencomest …
worst. I lived through it, however, and did not marry the
inadditionandsubtraction,andtheponyansweredthemallcorrectly.Ofcourse,theItalianwasgivinghimsomesign; …
three or four in the field before me, and it seemed to
"Iwilldrawthecurtain,"saidPaulina;"youwillthinkitlivespresently.""Ah,sweetPaulina,"saidLeontes,"make …
from another sportsman — a circumstance which occurred
Wewerelyingoutinthesun,ontheplatformatthebackofthehouse,oneday,andhehadbeenmorethanusuallyprovoking, …
He divided his small following into two parties, entrusting
Thischampionofthegate.NofragilewallStandshereforCaesar,blockingwithitsbulkPompeius'waytofreedom.Nowh …
I ever made one so good — or, at any rate, one so susceptible
"Fullfathomfivethyfatherlies;Ofhisbonesarecoralmade.Thosearepearlsthatwerehiseyes,Nothingofhimthatdo …
in the Times, using very strong language — as those who
"Youshallbemyhusbandtosaveyourlife,"wastherejoinder.Benedickkissedheronthemouth;andtheFriarmarriedth …
taken too much out of their own hands. My mind at the time
"Moderately,"answeredBenedick."Iwastoldyouwerewell-nighdeadforme,"remarkedBeatrice."OfyouIwastoldthe …
about the premises by night. He came and went as he saw
Butbrakethestrickenlimb;whileeveryhandFlungeveryquiveringdartathimalone;Normissedtheiraim,forrangaga …
of him that he should marry some young lady in that society
SoRosalindsetouttoseekherfather,thebanishedDuke,intheForestofArden.Celialovedhertoomuchtolethergoalo …
a jolly life upon ￡90 per annum. I remained seven years
them,andshookthem,tilltheyallranaway,allbutMissGreen,whosatshiveringinacorner.Afterawhile,shecreptup …
without actually submerging his head, and to regain the
Theoldwomanhadnotyetreturnedfromchurch,orfromtheweeklygossiporneighbourlyteawhichsucceeded.Thehusban …
she could among the publishers in London. No one had read
Leontesreceivedthemwithgreatkindness.HewasverypolitetoPrinceFlorizel,butallhislookswereforPerdita.He …
certain funds and endowments which had been intended for
"Toyou,Antonio,"hesaid,"Iowethemostinmoneyandinlove:andIhavethoughtofaplantopayeverythingIoweifyouwi …
parts of Cork, Kerry, and Clare were pre-eminently unfortunate.
HewasshownintoaroomwhereAntonio(Leonato'sbrother)andseveralmaskedladiesenteredafterhim.FriarFrancis, …
end of the apartment. A steady stream of dirty water was
OnSundaysshechosetoconcludethatallherapprenticeshadfriendswhowouldbegladtoseethemtodinner,andgivethe …
life at the task. I began in Devonshire; and visited, I
"IhavebeentoBritainandIhavewonthewager,foryourwifenolongerthinksaboutyou.Shestayedtalkingwithmeallon …
books and tea no training had been given me. There was
down.Thedriverrantohishead,buthewasquitedead."ThankGod!"saidthepoorly-dressedwoman,bitterly;"onemore …
it had not occurred to ask for anything, nor would anything
Morris'sfeet.Hewrappeditinhishandkerchief,andlaiditbesidehim.Isat,andtrembled,anddidnotleavehimagain …
The people here live chiefly on shell-fish and potatoes.
M.PORCIUSCATOTOCICERO(INCILICIA)IGLADLYobeythecallofthestateandofourfriendship,inrejoicingthatyourvi …
mother’s publisher, who reigned in Great Marlborough
ItwasbutcoldcomfortshecouldgiveOrsino,whonowsoughttoeasethepangsofdespisedlovebylisteningtosweetmusi …
counted at a halfpenny a letter. But then the counting
Whiletheywerecrossingalonelyheath,theysawthreebeardedwomen,sisters,handinhand,witheredinappearancean …
sold — to those, I presume, who liked substantial food
Mostmenliketodotheirownwooing,butifyoufallinlovewithaGovernor'sonlydaughter,youarefortunateifyoucant …
in finding any place to pitch our tents, for it was spring-tide,
AstomyTullia,Iagreewithyou,andIhavewrittentoherandtoTerentiagivingmyconsent.Foryouhavealreadysaidina …
doubt — but I have always felt myself deprived of a legitimate
alwayssaid,"Lethimalone.Youcan'tdohimanygood.Hewasbornbad.Hismotherwasn'tgood.Hetellsmethatshehadaba …
the first to find out that his services are overpaid. Though
ThenPortiabadeherservantstobringmusicandplaywhilehergallantlovermadehischoice.AndBassaniotooktheoath …
