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He was so absorbed over this letter and the manipulation of it, having but one hand to work with, that Sweetwater determined upon a hazardous stroke.
Therefore they were not raspberries for the million, but for those who resided in favored regions, and were willing to bestow upon them much care and high culture. Eventually another process began, taking place either by chance or under the skilful manipulation of the gardener that of hybridizing, or crossing these foreign varieties with our hardier native species.
But it is above all necessary, for our present manipulation, to regard the real object in hand, or the real elements into which we have resolved it, as provisionally final, and to treat them as so many units.
It was not in the least, moreover, that there was doubt of him, for he was conspicuously addicted to the manipulation of the child, in the frank Italian way, at such moments as he judged discreet in respect to other claims: conspicuously, indeed, that is, for Maggie, who had more occasion, on the whole, to speak to her husband of the extravagance of her father than to speak to her father of the extravagance of her husband.
It should not be any longer than necessary, however, as the extra weight and length make the manipulation of the hot glass more difficult. When a string of bulbs are required on the same tube, a piece of glass 18 inches long may be used at the start, and the first bulb made near the closed end, as described.
To revise science in this spirit would be merely to extend it. No new method, no transverse philosophy, would be requisite or fitted for the task. Knowledge would be transformed by more similar knowledge, not by some verbal manipulation.
And it is the opinion of these poor people, that if they can but have the happiness to be buried in a shroud smutted with this celestial fire, it will certainly secure them from the flames of hell." Dr. Richardson, who witnessed the same pitiful ceremony, is not inclined to give much honour to the performers in respect to skill or dexterous manipulation.
This surgical manipulation is fully described, and is undoubtedly taken from the similar chapter of Roger. Possibly this may refer to ganglion.
It is the artist's business, by the manipulation of his materials and his elements, by the choice of motive and the rendering, by the note and pitch of his color, the ordering of his line, the disposition of his masses, to compel the direction of the emotion; he must not allow the solemnity and awe with which his night invests the Palisades to be mistaken by the beholder for terror or for mere obscurity.
The doctor did not object to the Turkish bath nor the manipulation by the prize-fighter. "Be careful," he said, "when you come out don't get a chill and it may help you. What he rubs you with won't hurt you, and the rubbing is good in itself." "But why haven't your prescriptions made me well?" demanded Markham. The doctor was placid.
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