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Updated: May 19, 2025
Near-sighted people why so common. Heat of our rooms. Very fine print. Spectacles. Reading when tired. Rubbing the eyes. Cold water to the eyes. Tasting and Smelling. Benumbing the senses. How this has often been done. The teeth. How to preserve them. Feeling. Corpulence and slovenliness. Sense of touch. The blind how taught to read. Hint to parents. The hand. Neglecting the left hand.
He is very near-sighted with those magnificent orbs, for he will jump into any one's lap, who wears a black gown, but jump down instantly, and when he finds my lap curl down for a brief season. But he is not much of a lap-loving cat. He puts up his nose and smells my face all over in what he means for a caress, and is off.
Sir Peter, who was near-sighted, put on his spectacles and examined the face of the new-born. "True," said he, "it has black eyes, very extraordinary: portentous: the first Chillingly that ever had black eyes." "Its mamma has black eyes," said Miss Margaret: "it takes after its mamma; it has not the fair beauty of the Chillinglys, but it is not ugly."
Clo removed a napkin she had laid over it, and pushed the parcel across the table. As she did this she rose. "Looks right enough!" remarked the ferret man, sitting still. "This is what she told me to expect: long white envelope, three gold seals " He picked the parcel up, holding it to his sharp nose and near-sighted eyes. "Yeh, munergram, or what yuh call it, right, too."
But then, she is terribly near-sighted, and cannot wear spectacles because they fall off her nose." "Then she loses her way easily, I suppose?" said Lamberti, too much intent on his plans to be amused at trifles. "Yes. She is always losing her way." "That might easily happen to her in the Palazzo Farnese. It is a huge place, and you could manage to go up one way while she went up the other.
It's the way they're raised." "But dis one do SMELL so like de nation, Huck." "Well, they all do, Jim. We can't help the way a king smells; history don't tell no way." "Now de duke, he's a tolerble likely man in some ways." "Yes, a duke's different. But not very different. This one's a middling hard lot for a duke. When he's drunk there ain't no near-sighted man could tell him from a king."
Happiness is the voice of optimism, of faith, of simple, steadfast love. No cynic or pessimist can be really happy. A cynic is a man who is morally near-sighted, and brags about it. He sees the evil in his own heart, and thinks he sees the world. He lets a mote in his eye eclipse the sun.
She now turned and looked fully at him, though he was aware of being a mere blur in her near-sighted vision. "Do you mean to ask it now?" "Yes." "And have you wished to ask it ever since you first saw me?" He tried to say that he had, but he could not; he could only say, "I wish to ask it now more than ever." She shook her head slowly. "I'm not sure how you want me to answer you." "Not sure?"
The effect of maternity endowments and maternity centers supported by private philanthropy would have, perhaps already have had, exactly the most dysgenic tendency. The new government program would facilitate the function of maternity among the very classes in which the absolute necessity is to discourage it. Such "benevolence" is not merely superficial and near-sighted.
"Sir, you could not give me a greater pleasure than the perusal of those poems would afford." The near-sighted sage unlocked a rosewood cabinet and took out three leaves of tinted paper which he gave to Burr. On the pages were written, in fine hand, several stanzas under the title, "Indian Summer." "Read this at your leisure and give me your opinion."
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