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Rolf Boldrewood (thomas Alexander Browne) - Robbery Under Arms
[ FICTION]
... was enough to drive any man mad that had been used to a free life. Day after day, night after night, the same and the same and the same over again. Then the dark cells. I got into them for a bit. I wasn''t always as cool as I might ...
Kinglake Alexander William - Eothen
[ MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS]
... no change - I was still the very centre of a round horizon; hour by hour I advanced, and still there was the same, and the same, and the same - the same circle of flaming sky - the same circle of sand still glaring with light and fire. Over all the heaven ...
Sterne Laurence - A Sentimental Journey
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... she was almost upon me before I saw her; so I gave a spring to once side to let her pass. - She had done the same, and on the same side too; so we ran our heads together: she instantly got to the other side to get out: I was ...
Mandeville John - The Travels Of Sir John Mandeville
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... an image in the likeness of his father, and constrained all his subjects for to worship it; and anon began other lords to do the same, and so began the idols and the simulacres first. The town and the city were full well set in a fair country and a ...
Dickens Charles - Sketches Of Young Gentlemen
[ ENGLISH MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS]
... they wish to stop, but are uncertain whether to do so or not, he makes several feints of returning, which causes them to do the same; and at length, after a great quantity of unnecessary dodging and falling up against the other passengers, he returns and shakes hands most affectionately ...
Aristotle - On Interpretation
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... the judgement concerning a good thing, that it is good, and that concerning a bad thing, that it is bad, may be one and the same, and whether they are so or not, they both represent the truth. Yet the subjects here are contrary. But judgements are not contrary because ...
Conan Doyle Arthur - Tales Of Terror And Mystery
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... understood that my judicial separation from my wife made it impossible for me to do the right thing by her--but she came all the same, and we had a delightful time, as long as it lasted." "But how about the other man?" Kennedy shrugged his shoulders. "I suppose it ...
Kant Immanuel - Introduction To The Metaphysics Of Morals
[ METAPHYSICS]
... is bound by an obligation. It is therefore the subject-matter of all obligation. Duty as regards the action concerned may be one and the same, and yet we may be bound to it in various ways. The categorical imperative, as expressing an obligation in respect to certain actions, is ...
Veblen Thorstein - The Theory Of The Leisure Class
[ FICTION]
... same as saying, ever since the institution of a leisure class was first installed. But the precise ground of selection has not always been the same, and the selective process has therefore not always given the same results. In the early barbarian, or predatory stage proper, the test of fitness ...
Aristotle - On Memory And Reminiscence
[ IN SCANDINAVIAN LANGUAGES]
... a picture and a likeness: that is, while one and the same, it is both of these, although the 'being' of both is not the same, and one may contemplate it either as a picture, or as a likeness. Just in the same way we have to conceive that the ...
Bellamy Edward - Looking Backward: 2000-1887
[ FICTION]
... according to a regular scale for medical attendance, from the patient's credit card." "I can imagine," I said, "that if the fee is always the same, and a doctor may not turn away patients, as I suppose he may not, the good doctors are called constantly and the poor doctors ...

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