the fact therefore that things often fail to fulfil our expectations is no evidence that our expectations will not probably be fulfilled in a given case or a given class of cases thus our inductive principle is at any rate

i think more gratefully now of the verses i learned from the bible and the hymn book than of almost anything that came to me in that time of beginnings the whole hymn book was not for me then any more than the whole bible

as long as we're to leeward of him the game is his but let's get to wind'ard of him and it's ours to do what we like with it

season it well with salt and pepper and a little mace or cloves rub a quarter of a pound of butter in a half a tea cup of flour with a little parsley and thyme stir this in with a pint of oysters

the farmer of course knew the cranes and their ways he had had experience with such birds before he soon returned to the field with a sling but he did not bring any stones with him

her credulity had been no match for his art every body believed her innocent from the guiltless tenor of her unspotted youth and from the known libertinism of her barbarous betrayer yet her sufferings were too acute

but you must first tell me that story you used to tell me long ago of lady ringdove that lived in epping forest to whom the ghost came and told something she was never to reveal and who slowly died of the secret growing all the time more and more like the spectre

then he had taken a marked interest in smerdyakov and had even thought him very original he had encouraged him to talk to him although he had always wondered at a certain incoherence or rather restlessness in his mind

would take us far beyond the bounds of a single book nor can we here consider the formation of these mountain landscapes how the crystal rock were brought to light by glaciers made up of crystal snow making beauty

these mighty captains of industry whose very names were magic with power when written on pieces of paper to cause cities to rise in the desert and then to fall again beneath a rain of shells and poison gas

julia was also very ready to help nora's younger brothers in their lessons and as harry gostar said there isn't another girl nora knows that could help a fellow with his greek exercises and even if she hasn't studied greek any longer than i have

you poison a man and poison and poison him with this april night air can't poison you with much more of it miss perry interrupted him indulgently to morrow it'll be may night air and i expect that'll be a lot better for you don't you

to hind and sind and persia snatched up every beautiful girl and boy they saw till they had made up the required number moreover he sent other four score who fetched comely black girls

a frame for the all it is never the object of veneration or sacrifice no myth brings it down to his comprehension it is not installed in his temples

this time they got him in the tub safely and began to turn the water in the tub was slippery and so was the candy and as the water crept up to where zip was tied not hand and foot but worse still

the pelican

soon he came to a teepee from whence loud wailing voices broke it was the teepee of the stolen baby and the mourners were its heart broken parents

potatoes thy coal thy gold and silver the inexhaustible iron in thy mines

the channel of the river passing down through what is now the bottom of lake michigan which had an outlet at the head of the lake near chicago and flowed off into the mississippi river all of the lake bottoms of this great chain with the exception of lake erie

he slid off his pony and led him nearer the ditch

it would be foolish i know to pretend to sum up dostoevsky as a contortionist but he has that element in him mister conrad suggests a certain vice of misshapenness in dostoevsky when he praises the characters of turgenev in comparison with his

when the animal is alarmed or first disturbed it naturally dilates the pupil and the eye glares when it is appeased or composed the pupil contracts and the light in the eye is no longer seen

though you are so keen to shed their blood and you would shed our blood also connachar and the noble manly handsome youths with beauteous brown locks returned inside we are now said they going home to tell our father that you are now safe

has the good shepherd ever said them of you ma'am has he ever called the bright angels together and said to them of you rejoice with me for i have found my sheep which was lost

before she laid out anything even on food his father had been very gloomy so gloomy that he had actually been cross to his wife it is a strange thing how pain of seeing the suffering of those we love will sometimes make us add to their suffering

and then he put an arm around the old woman and drew her close to him she smiled the unchanging mother smile of three score years and patted his big brown hand with her crooked mittened fingers while her son spake

shall i call yes she brightened with a little glow of triumph swept him almost tenderly with her eyes in turning and retracing her steps down the brookside grass rejoined her companions

for my end is near soon after this sigurd died commending his wife to the young hero's loving care and at his own request the funeral feast was closed by the public betrothal

was impossible to jean valjean

and i know not where they have laid him answered mary and turning away tear blinded saw the gardener as she thought woman why weepest thou repeats the gardener whom seekest thou hopelessness had dulled every sense

the door shut with the incisive bang peculiar to well made carriages of this sort

and now with a dread in our hearts we stand and gaze at the work of the years we have builded a temple with pillars white ye have stained it with blood and tears

the horror of which was that it was away from him what if i should wake some morning and find myself there sometimes i did not dare to go to sleep for that dread and the thought was too awful to speak of to anybody

when i follow out the dream thoughts closely i ever find only scorn and contempt as correlated with the dream's absurdity it is well known that the discovery of a cracked sheep's skull on the lido in venice gave goethe the hint for the so called vertebral theory of the skull

there was jingo too who had won fame and lasting honor by her wonderful fighting and was so great she had to sit by the emperors and look down on the other empresses such a lot of them

and that is that our grooms should not keep us waiting no said athos i see them about twenty paces behind my lord i recognize grimaud by his long legs and his determined slouch tony carries our muskets

here comes my own true love she said then he took the pot of ointment and rubbed himself on the leg and after that he rubbed all the wounded and so they all got well again in a moment

it was very strange that he should come to longbourn instead of to lucas lodge it was also very inconvenient and exceedingly troublesome she hated having visitors in the house while her health was so indifferent

he has the merit for pansy of being in love with pansy she can see at a glance that lord warburton isn't he'd be very good to her said ralph he has been good to her already

one of the most interesting and striking investigations made by edison in this connection is worthy of note and may be related in his own words i felt certain that there must be large bodies of magnetite in the east

what more could we either give or promise thee what else couldst thou not from us merely but from any others have either had or expected

that she could remain at sea for a month or more her speed submerged was fourteen knots which gave her a superiority over the fastest german craft and she could remain submerged for two days

you see plainly he said that i am jean valjean in that chamber there were no longer either judges accusers nor gendarmes there was nothing but staring eyes and sympathizing hearts