 | Maarten Maartens - 1892 - 550 páginas
...There was a man once — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him, and he died. And the people came and stood about his corpse. "...kicked it." The dead man opened one eye. "But always towards the Goal," he said. There was a man once — a naturalist. And one day he found a lobster upon... | |
 | Maarten Maartens - 1892 - 462 páginas
...the natural course of time his friends slew Mm, and he died. And the people came and stood about Ids corpse. "He treated the whole round world as his football,"...opened one eye. "But always toward the Goal," he said. There was a man once—a naturalist. And one day he found a lobster upon the sands of time. Society... | |
 | Maarten Maartens - 1892 - 466 páginas
...flood about his corpse. "//« treated the whole round world as his football? they said, indiynantly, " and he kicked it." The dead man opened one eye. "But always toward the Goal," he said. There was a man once—a naturalist. And one day he found a lobster upon the sands of time. Society... | |
 | 1907 - 1014 páginas
...of Maarten Maartens's parables. " In the natural course of time his friends slew him, and he died. And the people came and stood about his corpse. '...one eye. ' But always toward the Goal,' he said." 1 From " Crucial Instances." Copyright, 1901, by Charles Scribner's Sons. 442 THE OUTLOOK 26 October... | |
 | 1894 - 500 páginas
...once, a satirist," writes Maartens. ' ' In the natural course of time his friends slew him and he died, and the people came and stood about his corpse. '...one eye: ' But always toward the goal ' he said." The satirical lecturer may fancy that he is always kicking the ball toward the goal. Perhaps he is... | |
 | Maarten Maartens - 1895 - 466 páginas
...And the people came and stood about his corpse. "He treated the whole round world as his football?1 they said, indignantly, " and he kicked it" The dead...opened one eye. "But always toward the Goal," he said. There was a man once — a naturalist. And one day he found a lobster upon the sands of time. Society... | |
 | George Otis Draper - 1902 - 594 páginas
...There was a man once — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him, and he died. And the people came and stood about his corpse. "He...opened one eye. " But always toward the Goal" he said. — MAARTEN MAARTENS. r ... | |
 | 1902 - 40 páginas
...There was a man once — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him, and he died. And the people came and stood about his corpse. '...opened one eye. 'But always toward the goal,' he said." This story seems to me to apply with peculiar fitness to the work of Henrik Ibsen, and to be the sufficient... | |
 | 1906 - 650 páginas
...quotation from Ibsen himself. Some of his characters are conversing over the dead body of another. " He treated the whole round world as his football,"...opened one eye. " But always toward the goal," he said. HELEN MARGERY DEAN. JUNE Daisies white in the fields to-night Are waving 'neath the moon, The little... | |
 | Reuben Post Halleck - 1913 - 678 páginas
..."There was a man once, — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him and he died. And the people came and stood about his corpse. '...one eye. ' But always toward the goal.' he said." This goal toward which Carlyle struggled to drive humanity was the goal of_jiicu^L-acjrievernent. Young... | |
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There was a man once — a satirist. In the natural course of time his friends slew him, and he died. And the people came and stood about his corpse. " He treated the whole round world as his football," they said, indignantly, "and he kicked it. 
