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Tocqueville Alexis De - Democracy In America
[ FRENCH FICTION]
... there is no religious animosity, because all religion is respected, and no sect is predominant; there is no jealousy of rank, because the people is everything, and none can contest its authority; lastly, there is no public indigence to supply the means of agitation, because the physical position of the ...
Burnett Frances - The Shuttle
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... towards the splendour of whose possessions his revered grandmother might be driving him. "I am not thinking anything," cried Jane in answer. "But she is everything, and I am nothing. Just look at her--and then look at me, Tommy." "look at you as long as you'll let me," gulped ...
Butler Samuel - Erewhon
[ ENGLISH SATIRE & HUMOR]
... the common accidents of life. Moreover, they hold their deities to be quite regardless of motives. With them it is the thing done which is everything, and the motive goes for nothing. Thus they hold it strictly forbidden for a man to go without common air in his lungs for ...
Gilbert William S. - Sullivan Sir Arthur - The 14 Gilbert And Sullivan Plays
[ POETRY]
... underdone cannot be helped. LIEUT. I see. I think that manner of thing would be somewhat irritating. POINT At first, sir, perhaps; but use is everything, and you would come in time to like it. LIEUT. We will suppose that I caught you kissing the kitchen wench under my very ...
Wilde Oscar - Intentions
[ DRAMA]
... form, and there is no secret in art that will not be revealed to you, and remember that in criticism, as in creation, temperament is everything, and that it is, not by the time of their production, but by the temperaments to which they appeal, that the schools of art ...
Fitzgerald Francis Scott - This Side Of Paradise
[ FICTION]
... damn it-do their lessons, get 'em out of trouble, pay 'em stupid summer visits, and always entertain their kid sisters; keep my temper when they get selfish and then they think they pay me back by voting for me and telling me the 'big of St. Regis's. I want ...
Twain Mark (samuel L. Clemens) - The Tragedy Of Pudd'nhead Wilson
[ FICTION]
... owe them no good will, considering the brunet treatment of me that night. Prejudice or no prejudice, Pudd'nhead, I like them, and when they get their deserts you're not going to find me sitting on the mourner's bench." He took up another strip of glass, and exclaimed: "Why, here's old ...
James Henry - Roderick Hudson
[ FICTION]
... any trouble, please, sir, remember"--And she paused, with a tremulous voice. "Remember, my dear madam?" "That he is all I have--that he is everything--and that it would be very terrible." "In so far as I can help him, he shall succeed," was all Rowland could say. He ...
Gaboriau Emile - Baron Trigault's Vengeance
[ FRENCH FICTION]
... acting contrary to conscience, I called the most absurd sophistries to my assistance. I tried to convince myself that appearances are nothing, that reality is everything, and that it did not matter if I were known as a courtesan since rumor lied, and my life WAS really chaste. When the ...
Kautsky Karl - The Intellectuals And The Workers
[ SOCIALISM & RELATED SYSTEMS]
... importance, the digression is not perhaps without value. Nietzsche's philosophy with its cult of superman for whom the fulfilment of his own individuality is everything and the subordination of the individual to a great social aim is as vulgar as it is despicable, this philosophy is the real philosophy ...
Lawson Henry - Over The Sliprails
[ ENGLISH FICTION]
... that''s good enough for me. We might argue that black is white, and white is black, and neither of ''em is anything, and nothing is everything; and a woman''s a man and a man''s a woman, and it''s really the man that has the youngsters, only we imagine it''s the ...

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