He came presently, waddling very actively for such a stout mana big, burly, gray-bearded intellectual, with eyes that beamed intelligent good-humour through gold-rimmed glasses.

He came presently, waddling very actively for such a stout mana big, burly, gray-bearded intellectual, with eyes that beamed intelligent good-humour through gold-rimmed glasses.

But it was the day of Mrs. Bloomer, as well as Rosa Bonheur; and earnest young "intellectuals" among women had a notion, I fancy, that to shake off their silks and laces was, symbolically, at all events, to shake off the general disabilities of their sex, and was somehow an assertion of a mental equality with man.

He was himself a wild poem; and he discoursed wild poems to us,musical romances from Dreamland; but the luxury to himself and us was bought by injury to others which was altogether irreparable, and pardonable only on the ground that the balance of his mind was destroyed by a fatal intellectual, in addition to physical intemperance.

Macaulay's varied talents Descent and parentage Birth and youth Education Character; his greatness intellectual rather than moral College career Enters the law

Although socialism and communism had been known in China long ago, this line of development of Western philosophy had interested Chinese intellectuals much less than liberalistic, democratic Western ideas.

Yet I did not expect very much round the corner of a restaurant frequented by shabby intellectuals...

He came presently, waddling very actively for such a stout mana big, burly, gray-bearded intellectual, with eyes that beamed intelligent good-humour through gold-rimmed glasses.

If theological commonplace books be no better filled, I think they had better be laid aside, and I could wish that men of tolerable intellectuals would rather trust their own natural reason, improved by a general conversation with books, to enlarge on points which they are supposed already to understand.

It is easy enough for dried-up egotists, withered intellectuals, to sneer at this love of life in the young, and their despair at the loss of it; but it was not alone their ruined, blasted youth that pressed on these poor soldiers,though that was terrible enoughthe worst was not to know the reason for this sacrifice, and the poisonous suspicion that it was all in vain.