" From the head of the table the flashing implements of carving held in askance for stroke, her lips lifted to a smile and a simulation of interest for display of further carnivorous appetites, Mrs. Kaufman passed her nod from one to the other.

First the drive mechanism must have been hit upon, and then the value of the check devices must have been found in fear and flight, and especially in hiding and simulation of death, when even breathing had to be inhibited.

The common duties of society usually require it; and the ecclesiastical profession only adds a little more to an innocent dissimulation, or rather simulation, without which it is impossible to pass through the world.'

They do not know that a subtle but effective system of terrorism and an organised display of force on the one hand and the deprivation of all powers of retaliation of self-defence on the other have emasculated the people and induced in them the habit of simulation.

What if shehis casual acquaintance of the day beforebelonged to that yet greater class of dissemblers who ply their arts and simulations with more individualism and intelligence?

But this is only because the simulation of truth or the blindness of the public conceals the insincerity.

But either he was a dycer, a drunkard, a maker of shift, A picker, or cut-purse, a raiser of simulation, Or such a one as run away with another man's wife.

But little inferior to them in brilliance, if vastly less in intellectual size, was Pope, with his epigrammatic style, his compact senselike stimulating essence contained in small smelling bottleshis pungent personalities, his elegant glitter, and his splendid simulation of moral indignation and moral purpose.

This species of simulation involves no falsehood; its design is not to deceive, but to catechize and instruct.

mockery, mimicry; simulation, impersonation, personation; representation &c 554; semblance; copy &c 21; assimilation.

Was it because you had always wanted an effective simulation of ping-pong?

Mastery of the game, at this stage, means getting to the end: making it to the last level, surviving, becoming the most powerful character or, in the case of a simulation game, designing and maintaining a thriving family, city or civilisation.

he cried, and there was no simulation in his outburst of joy.

Yet I have thought, though it would take a long lecture on Thought Induction to get you to appreciate my reasons, that Parsket had produced what I might term a kind of 'induced haunting,' a kind of induced simulation of his mental conceptions to his desperate thoughts and broodings.

He says that no one was so gentle to any one as Gallio was to every one; that his charm of manner won over even the people whom mere chance threw in his way, and that such was the force of his natural goodness that no one suspected his behaviour, as though it were due to art or simulation.

She was a little entranced, herself, partly with fatigue for she had put in, one after the other, two unusually laborious days, but partly no doubt with her own magic, with this almost convincing simulation of a home which she and her assistants had produced.

But it is curious to see, in a very distant quarter, a like simulation produced amongst them by like causes.

Her uncorseted figure, with only a thin silken gown upon it, wreathed harmoniously in tortile oscillations, her long, black hair flying about her flushed face, and her soul afire with her thoughts and simulations.

she asked, with a simulation of the deepest interest.

The common duties of society usually require it; and the ecclesiastical profession only adds a little more to an innocent dissimulation, or rather simulation, without which it is impossible to pass through the world.

Secondly, positive simulation is what comes of an unlawful willingness to compromise in the matter of avowing and publishing them.

He was such a poseur, his simulation of emotion was so melodramatic that I wondered if he really imagined I would be impressed by it.

To-day, Barbara, Algy, and I, are all constrained to dine; for have not we a dinner-party, or rather a mild simulation of one?a squire or two, a squiress or two, a curate or twosuch odd-come-shorts as can be got together in a scattered country neighborhood at briefest notice.

When he attempted to give his verse gayety of manner, he did not get beyond awkward simulation of an ease which nature had denied him: "Since conjugal passion Is come into fashion, And marriage so blest on the throne is, Like a Venus I'll shine, Be fond and be fine, And Sir Trusty shall be my Adonis.

Storm it as we may with the simulation of light-heartedness, bombard it with our heavy guns, loaded with fishing-hooks and golf-sticks, and skates and base-balls, and butterfly-nets, the walls remain.