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The story conducts itself and ends much as does life: people come in and out and when Finis is written, we feel we may see them again as indeed often happens, for Thackeray used the pleasant device of re-introducing favorite characters such as Pendennis, Warrington and the descendants thereof, and it adds distinctly to the reality of the ensemble.
But no sooner had he become King of Wessex, in 871, than he began to prepare for the work of re-introducing learning into his country. Gathering round him the few scholars whom the Danes had left, and sending for others from abroad, he endeavoured to form a literary class. His chief helper in his great enterprise was Asser of St.
He had improved his days by knitting garments for the statues of his favourite patron saints. He celebrated his return by re-introducing the Inquisition and the torture-chamber, both of which had been abolished by the Revolution.
The view of Groos partial and a better explanation of play proposed as rehearsing ancestral activities The glory of Greek physical training, its ideals and results The first spontaneous movements of infancy as keys to the past Necessity of developing basal powers before those that are later and peculiar to the individual Plays that interest due to their antiquity Play with dolls Play distinguished by age Play preferences of children and their reasons The profound significance of rhythm The value of dancing and also its significance, history, and the desirability of re-introducing it Fighting Boxing Wrestling Bushido Foot-ball Military ideals Showing off Cold baths Hill climbing The playground movement The psychology of play Its relation to work.
Yet, the fact that knowledge and beliefs and other background mental phenomena are not constantly conscious does not mean that they cannot be remembered. The same applies to all other unconscious content. Unconscious content can be recalled. Psychoanalysis, for instance, is about re-introducing repressed unconscious content to the patient's conscious memory and thus making it "remembered".
The remaining events of this first volume include an unexpected meeting with the kind baker’s wife, which takes place at Gellert’s grave. Yorick’s imitators were especially fond of re-introducing a sentimental relationship. Yorick led the way in his renewed acquaintance with the fille de chambre; Stevenson in his continuation went to extremes in exploiting this cheap device.
Must not such a bed be always saturated, and be always the means of re-introducing into the system of the unfortunate patient who lies in it, that excrementitious matter to eliminate which from the body nature had expressly appointed the disease?
AT last, after so many years, I have the pleasure of re-introducing you to 'Prince Otto, whom you will remember a very little fellow, no bigger in fact than a few sheets of memoranda written for me by your kind hand.
That he has a kind and humane heart can be judged from the fact that it was he who was responsible for the re-introducing of the six months residence law. Why should two people be forced to live together in distrust and misery any longer than was absolutely necessary? And so he worked as best he could to shorten that time, as much as the statute would permit.
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