The blessings Heaven has bestowed upon me?" Regions of fiction? Why not enjoy tranquilly We rail at the world, though we only are inįault. Lovely world," thought I, "notwithstanding all The day had been sultry Īnd the evening breeze, as it murmured through It, I entered a hay-field, and seated myself Shadow to the landscape that sometimes produceĬlaude Lorraine scene and more fully to enjoy Gave those glowing tints and deep masses of In all its splendour, and its lingering rays To the skies, their summit lost in clouds, Spread beneath my feet and lofty hills swelling River, that wound slowly its lazy course along, Romantic cottages, and watered by a noble Wooded, studded with sumptuous villas and Till I reached the brow of a hill, and a superb Thus lost in meditation, I walked onwards New ideas left, if I could but find them." To "Surely," thought I, "the deep mine of invention The malignant deity was deaf to my entreaty. It was all in vain! I struck myįorehead and called wit to my assistance, but Motion would shake off the sluggishness of my "It is very strange!" said I, as I walkedįaster, as though I hoped the rapidity of my Storehouse of my memory: I could think of nothing
In vainĭid I rack my brains-in vain did I search the New, something quite out of the beaten path:-but Strong-"This will not do for me," thought IĪs I sauntered listlessly down a shady lane, oneįine evening in June "I must have something
One race, with the family likeness so amazingly HeroesĪre generally so much alike, so monotonous, soĭreadfully insipid-so completely brothers of I could not bear any thing common-place, and I have long wished to write a novel, but IĬould not determine what it was to be about. Volume breaks indicated (ends of chapters XI and XXIV).] The chapters have been renumbered in this edition, and the [Transcriber's note: The Mummy! was originally published in three "Why hast thou disquieted me, to bring me up?" Please send submissions only via the submissions form on this website.THE TWENTY-SECOND CENTURY. We have a particular interest in submissions that contribute to ongoing debates of cross-disciplinary relevance.ĭe Ethica is committed to a speedy and author-friendly review process in most cases editors will notify the authors of their decision within three months. We welcome submissions from all philosophical and theological traditions that advance an original thesis and a clear and concise argument. We are committed to making papers of high academic quality accessible to a wide audience. It is a fully peer-reviewed, open-access publication hosted by Linköping University Electronic Press. CALL FOR PAPERS DE ETHICA - A JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHICAL, THEOLOGICAL, AND APPLIED ETHICSĭe Ethica seeks to publish scholarly works at the intersections of philosophical, theological and applied ethics.
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