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The Young Woman's Journal
Liveableness. Without the quality of "liveableness" family members cannot dwell
together peaceably. There must be congeniality and adaptability to
circumstances, surroundings, and associates. This will require the determination
to make the ...
... of sweat-baths than of sea-baths, and who are shut out from the exercise of any
manly virtue, save that of renunciation ? They, too, demonstrate the theorem of
the liveableness of life, and that much more conclusively than the " happy man or
...
Edmund Hodgson Yates, Mrs. Ellen Mary (Abdy-Williams) Whishaw, Walter Sydney Sichel,
1885
... save that of renunciation ? They, too, demonstrate the theorem of the
liveableness of life, and that much more conclusively than the " happy man or
woman " who affords Mr. Stevenson more gratification than a five-pound note The
happiness ...
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Selected Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson
They, too, demonstrate the theorem of the liveableness of life, and that much
more conclusively than the 'happy man or woman' who affords Mr Stevenson
more gratification than a five- pound note. The happiness must be temporary, for
under ...
Robert Louis Stevenson, Ernest Mehew,
2001
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Robert Louis Stevenson: The Critical Heritage
If, then, the cancer-eaten pauper is as tenacious of existence as the horse-riding,
sea-bathing, virtuous athlete, is not he the true proof positive of the liveableness
of life, which simply means the tenacity of our earliest, most mechanical habit?
In all cases, however, material must fit together smoothly or breaks come.
Liveableness looks out that those around you are comfortable and, if possible,
have what they like. A New Year card inscribed by James Kendrick Bangs is
suggestive.
Everybody who has ever been iinder a master or engaged by an employer,
everybody who has ever been a member of a household or a family, must have a
ready conception of the quality — liveableness. It may be said to express the
whole ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers,
1861
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Stevenson's Attitude to Life: With Readings from His Essays ...
We need not care whether they could prove the forty-seventh proposition; they do
a better thing than that, they practically demonstrate the great Theorem of the
Liveableness of Life." I HE great Theorem of the Liveableness of Life"— this sums
...
John Franklin Genung,
1901
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Chamber's Journal of Popular Literature, Science and Arts
EmYBODY who has ever been under a master or engaged by an employer,
everybody who has ever "been a member of a household or a family, must have
a ready conception of the quality—liveableness. It may be said to express the
whole ...
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The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson: July 1884-August 1887
They, too, demonstrate the theorem of the liveableness of life, and that much
more conclusively than the “happy man or woman" who aflbrds Mr Stevenson
more gratification than a five-pound note. The happiness must be temporary, for
under ...
Robert Louis Stevenson, Bradford Allen Booth, Ernest Mehew,
1995