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Updated: May 12, 2025
He was essentially a bookman, but of that high type the only type that is worthy of a spark of our admiration which explores through books the voyages of the human reason, the shifting impulses of the human heart, the chequered fortunes of great human conceptions.
Charles fears for his own safety Earl Marischal's advice Letter from Goring Charles's danger Charles at Coblentz His changes of abode Information from Pickle Charles as a friar Pickle sends to England Lochgarry's memorial Scottish advice to Charles List of loyal clans Pickle on Frederick On English adherents 'They drink very hard' Pickle declines to admit arms Frederick receives Jemmy Dawkins His threats against England Albemarle on Dawkins Dawkins an archaeologist Explores Palmyra Charles at feud with Miss Walkinshaw Goring's Illness A mark to be put on Charles's daughter- -Charles's objets d'art Sells his pistols.
I could see she wasn't troubling with the question whether I was speaking the truth. She was sizing me up as a man. I cannot describe that calm appraising look. There was no sex in it, nothing even of that implicit sympathy with which one human being explores the existence of another. I was a chattel, a thing infinitely removed from intimacy.
Siddons and Talma and Kean are acting while Mungo Park explores Africa, and Capt. I say, and though on a far different grade, running parallel and contemporary with all a curious, quiet yet busy life centred in a little country village on Long Island, and within sound on still nights of the mystic surf-beat of the sea.
He comes into the second state, which is one of reformation, when he begins to think that there is such a thing as sin and still more when he thinks that a given evil is a sin, explores it somewhat in himself, and does not will it. Man's third state, which is one of regeneration, sets in and continues from the former.
Some dig like woodpeckers in decayed wood; others probe only in soft rotten wood; while the humming-bird-billed Xiphorhynchus, with a beak too long and slender for probing, explores the interior of deep holes in the trunks to draw out nocturnal insects, spiders, and centipedes from their concealment.
The weasel is a subtle and arch enemy of the birds. It climbs trees and explores them with great ease and nimbleness. I have seen it do so on several occasions. One day my attention was arrested by the angry notes of a pair of brown-thrashers that were flitting from bush to bush along an old stone row in a remote field.
In this book, she explores the impact and implications of cyberspace: its effect on our daily lives, the responsibilities that come with our new powers, and the global issues the Internet creates.
Together they make a pretty thorough search, fine, finer, finest. The chickadee explores the twigs and smaller branches; what he gets is on the surface, and so fine as to be almost microscopic. The nuthatch explores the trunks and larger branches of the trees; he goes a little deeper, into crevices of the bark and under lichens. Then comes Downy, who goes deeper still.
For a little while longer, a minute at most, the Epeira convulsively moves her legs. So long as these throes continue, the Pompilus does not release her prey. She seems to watch the progress of the paralysis. With the tips of her mandibles she explores the Spider's mouth several times over, as though to ascertain if the poison-fangs are really innocuous.
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