The National Review, Volume 19W.H. Allen, 1892 - English literature |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 81
Page 300
... means , it means the oppo- site of competition , and the opposite of individual liberty . It means that , instead of men and women being left free to work out their own well - being in life , as they must work out their own salva- tion ...
... means , it means the oppo- site of competition , and the opposite of individual liberty . It means that , instead of men and women being left free to work out their own well - being in life , as they must work out their own salva- tion ...
Page 307
... means a diminution of activity in our ironworks , the owners of which are no longer able to compete with foreigners , and tens of thousands of ironworkers would be thrown out of employment to fill the pockets of the coal - miners ...
... means a diminution of activity in our ironworks , the owners of which are no longer able to compete with foreigners , and tens of thousands of ironworkers would be thrown out of employment to fill the pockets of the coal - miners ...
Page 579
... means in full assurance , that you taste , and feel , and glide along . It were well , you reason , an ' twere all over ; for , somehow , the present is the supreme moment of an impious sacrilege that surely can . never pass unavenged ...
... means in full assurance , that you taste , and feel , and glide along . It were well , you reason , an ' twere all over ; for , somehow , the present is the supreme moment of an impious sacrilege that surely can . never pass unavenged ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
amusing appear beautiful become believe called cause century character Church Colonial common Corsica course Court criticism Crown Colony DAISY death disease doubt Duke England English experience fact feeling GENTLEMEN give Government Guanches Hamlet hand heaven HELEN House of Commons human influenza interest island kind labourer Lady land less letter literary living London Lord Lord Albemarle Lord Dunraven Lord Lytton Lord Palmerston Lord Salisbury Madame Madame de Genlis matter ment microbe mind Minister NATIONAL REVIEW nature never newspaper novel novelists opinion Party pension perhaps persons play poems poet political poor present produce published Queen question reason Rimini ROBERT BRETT salicin seems SKELM social Society spirit story supposed Swedenborg things thought tion trade trout truth Voltaire whole words write young