their pores are large, that light reflects on our eyes from the very
bosom of those pores, that the smaller the pores of a body are the
more such a body is transparent. Thus paper, which reflects the
light when dry, transmits it when oiled, because the oil, by filling
its pores, makes them much smaller.
It is there that examining the vast porosity of bodies, every
particle having its pores, and every particle of those particles
having its own, he shows we are not certain that there is a cubic
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that she might honestly give him the answer that he demanded.
as Colonel Westbury called it. Our rooms were the three
much more perhaps than my lord knew, who admired his wife
out of my head; and yet as I came down the river, and thought
For three weeks Hanson had remained. During this time heAnd thus matters stood when, one hot night, Meriem, unable
ACretanarcher'sshaft,moresureofaimThanvowscouldhopefor,strikesonScaeva'sbrowTolightwithinhiseye:theh
...[detailed]which stood in great need of it, by the advancement of
ToTheodoreW.Crane,atQuarryFarm,Elmira,N.Y.Friday,Oct.,5,'88.DEARTHEO,--IamhereinTwichell'shouseatwor
...[detailed]Portsmouth, where he had joined his regiment, and was busy
P.S.Igotitallwrong.Itwasn'tthechildren,itwasMarie.Shewantedaboxofblacking,forthechildren'sshoes.Jean
...[detailed]sword that killed him. You should not speak the word to
Shegotabigchisel,touseasalever,andbetweenuswemanagedtotwistthepedestalroundandround,soastoaffordavie
...[detailed]the light upon them. They led upward. He mounted cautiously,
"IwonderifMrs.Masonwouldthinkitright--ifshewouldallowit?""No,Idaresaynot.Butyoudon'tmeantobegoverned
...[detailed]no, ’twas my Lord Ormond that played the fiddles, and
CharlesDudleyWarnerischarmedwiththepoemforitsownfelicitoussake;andsoindeedamI,butmorebecauseithasdra
...[detailed]“MONG COUSSIN,” my Lady Viscountess Dowager wrote,
ToW.D.Howells,inBelmont,Mass.:MYDEARHOWELLS,--IaminastateofwildenthusiasmoverthisJulyinstalmentofyou
...[detailed]Marlborough has again gone wild about the little widow;
Icouldunderstandthatfeeling.Hehadsetouttoconquernotthehabitbuttheinclination--thedesire.Hehadgoneatt
...[detailed]for tobacco was something quite extraordinary. After tobacco,
"Ashamedtoshrinkandyetafraidtotake."IsupposeyouhaveheardofCurio'splanforrecallingMemmius.Ofthedebtdu
...[detailed]Mr. Steele continued, “it seemed as if indignation moved
Iwenthomeenchanted.ToldLivyandClaraSpauldingallabouttheparadisedownyonderwherethosetwoenthusiastsare
...[detailed]slowly toward the north—he said nothing of the party
there could be no doubt, for her surgeon and his apprentice
