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Yang Tu, champion of neo-imperialists publisher famous pamphlet the pamphlet Yangtsze Valley, Japanese activities in Yuan Shih-kai the bailiff of the Powers his early life first emerges into public view in Seoul appointed Imperial Resident at Seoul leaves Korea in command of Hsaiochan camp refuses to depose Empress Tzu-Hsi appointed Governor of Shantung defeats the Boxers made Viceroy of Chihli reorganizes the army made Grand Councillor and President of the Board of Foreign Affairs made "Senior Guardian of the Heir Apparent" dismissed from Pekin appointed Viceroy of Hupeh and Hunan appointed President of Grand Council schemes for the abdication of the Manchu Dynasty attempted, assassination of commissioned to organize the Republic elected Provisional President takes oath of office negotiates the Reorganization loan negotiates and controls the great foreign loan suppresses the Southern rebellion elected full President unseats Radical members of Parliament entices Vice-President to Pekin position strengthened by death of Empress Lun Yi ruthless suppression of opposition brings out the Constitutional Compact promulgates the Presidential Succession law creates a "Palace of Generals" negotiates with Germany animosity of Japan his démenti of bribes the Japanese press his Dictatorship recognized by Japan the précis of Japanese Minister's coercive conversation reviewed in Black Dragon Society's Memorandum intrigues of his family he yields to advocates of monarchy invokes services of Yang-tu his interview with Gen.
If a woman of any of the other casts goes to a man, and entices him to have criminal correspondence with her, the magistrate shall cut off her ears, lips and nose, mount her upon an ass, and drown her, or throw her to the dogs. To the commission of adultery with a dancing girl, or prostitute, no punishment nor fine is annexed.
There is indeed a pernicious destructive sort of flattery wherewith rookers and sharks work their several ends upon such as they can make a prey of, by decoying them into traps and snares beyond recovery: but that which is the effect of folly is of a much different nature; it proceeds from a softness of spirit, and a flexibleness of good humour, and comes far nearer to virtue than that other extreme of friendship, namely, a stiff, sour, dogged moroseness: it refreshes our minds when tired, enlivens them when melancholy, reinforces them when languishing, invigorates them when heavy, recovers them when sick, and pacifies them when rebellious: it puts us in a method how to procure friends, and how to keep them; it entices children to swallow the bitter rudiments of learning; it gives a new ferment to the almost stagnated souls of old men; it both reproves and instructs principles without offence under the mask of commendation: in short, it makes every man fond and indulgent of himself, which is indeed no small part of each man's happiness, and at the same time renders him obliging and complaisant in all company, where it is pleasant to see how the asses rub and scratch one another.
She comes to his feet with the treasures of the world—she bears him from palace to palace—by some unfailing witchcraft she entices the breezes to follow her and fan the pale cheek of her lord—she lifts his armed navies to the very gates of his garden—she watches the walls of his serai—she stifles the intrigues of his ministers—she quiets the scandals of his courts—she extinguishes his rivals, and hushes his naughty wives all one by one.
I bid defiance to thy power; I love Serpentina, and none but her forever; I will not be Hofrat, will not look at Veronica, who by thy means entices me to evil. Can the green Snake not be mine, I will die in sorrow and longing. Take thyself away, thou vile rook! Take thyself away!"
Induction, analysis, comparison, observation, experiment, are the chief instruments of such a rational method. In Bacon, as its first creator, materialism still conceals within itself in an ingenuous manner the germs of a many-sided development. On the one hand, the sensuous poetic glamour in which matter is bathed entices the whole personality of man.
They say that the hyena entices and betrays to the killing, the tiger kills and eats his fill, then the jackals come in and leave only bones and tendon-stuff for the hyena. This is what he devours as soon as it is old enough to suit his taste." "Are all these animals here in this jungle?"
Every man passing by, as recruiting sergeants did formerly, looking for recruits, with conscripts, entices and ruins them these foolish lassies and we have now only the scum of the female sex for servant maids, all that is dull, nasty, common and ill-formed, too ugly, even for gallantry. "Well, this girl was charming, and I often gave her a kiss in dark corners; nothing more, I swear to you!
"Hebron herself entices him," said the nomarch of Horti. "All women entice men," answered the nomarch of Emsuch. "Sense, however, is given a man to avoid sin." "But is not the pharaoh husband to all the women of Egypt?" whispered the nomarch of Abs. "Moreover, sin is under the judgment of the gods, while we are occupied only with Egypt."
Then, making a sudden dive, she leaves the little ones afloat and obliged to exert their own powers. Re-appearing at a little distance, she entices them towards her, and thus they at once become good swimmers. Before concluding, I will relate an instance of the sagacity often displayed by the tame or domestic duck. It is told by a gentleman named Mr. Saul:
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