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...v, Luba Visotzki Cover Design: Bat Sheva Brosh Printing: Doron Goldin Post Production: Uri Laitman Executive Editor: Chaim Ratz FIRST EDITION: FEB... ...ears neither seed nor fruit by the power of Heaven, as ours does, and the grains grow again only once in several years. Hence, it is written of them... ... Ohr Hochma. Hence, our land, which receives in Malchut de ZA, receives a grain and a seed. However, the Heavens in Arka do not have the Light to bea... ...available for free download. Kabbalah Television Bnei Baruch established a production company, ARI Films (www.arifilms.tv) specializing in production...

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...ect, and should propose to make a public display of his talents and his productions, we shall pay him reverence as a sacred, admirable, and ... ...ting oneﾁOs kimchee, refusing to pour hot water into a bowl to consume every grain of leftover rice in an insipid soup, or not taking off oneﾁOs shoes... ... developing a template that if not mass-produced at least could speed up her production. The time of prolific painting from ideas sketched for so lon... ...0 and 8,000 BC, women must have discovered that by sowing the seeds of these grains they could reduce the amount of time required to gather fruits and... ...n him. It seemed to him that the fecundity of homosexuals in the meaningful production of ideas came about from not lodging a foundation of family wi...

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...tion; and that the buildings of this bastard Rome, raised upon the ancient productions, although they might excite the ad- miration of the present age... ...confer immortality upon her in a far greater measure than her own literary productions. Montaigne, on leaving Paris, stayed a short time at Blois, to ... ...e of the impression, made on its authority. Coldly as Montaigne’s literary productions appear to have been received by the generation immediately succ... ...nly thrives by the debauchery of youth, the husband man by the dearness of grain, the architect by the ruin of buildings, lawyers and of- ficers of ju... ...nderstanding unfurnished and void. Like birds who fly abroad to forage for grain, and bring it home in the beak, without tasting it themselves, to fee... ...sole conduct, oftentimes, in nations where art has the least to do, causes productions of wit, such as may rival the greatest effect of art whatever. ... ....”—Coste.] who having a man brought before him that had learned to throw a grain of millet with such dexterity and assurance as never to miss the eye ... ... and in my opinion justly, ordered a certain number of bushels of the same grain to be delivered to him, that he might not want wherewith to exercise ... ...e hand has touched the altar, the pious offering of a small cake and a few grains of salt will appease the offended gods more effectually than costly ...

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... to give Major Chevenix a lesson. I was fond of this occu- pation; not that he paid me much—no more, indeed, than eighteenpence a month, the customary... ...shootin’ of pistyils, and a- drinkin’ of sherry and hale; and wot does he up and give me but a blank, blank, blanketing blank!’ The fellow’s language ... ... I asked. ‘Can you ask?’ she exclaimed. ‘I am a Scottish girl!’ ‘She is a Scottish girl!’ repeated the Major, looking at me. ‘And no one grudges you h...

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...the best of skaters,” she said, with her little black gloved hand brushing a grain of Part I — Chapter 9 29 hoarfrost off her muff. “Yes, I used once... ...cheek bones. “And so we’re founding a locksmiths’ association, where all the production and profit and the chief instruments of production will be in c... ...wledge of farming. General principles, as to the cow being a machine for the production of milk, she looked on with suspicion. It seemed to her that s... ...d man, squatting down beside Levin. “It’s tea, not hay! It’s like scattering grain to the ducks, the way they pick it up!” he added, pointing to the g... ...n, the dove, with a whir of her wings, darted away, flashing in the sun, amid grains of snow that quivered in the air, while from a little window there... ...e realization of his Part V — Chapter 8 441 desires gave him no more than a grain of sand out of the mountain of happiness he had expected. It showed... ...ouse onto the beaten dusty road, marked with rusty wheels and sprinkled with grains of corn, she clung faster to his arm and pressed it closer to her....

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...allads.” T wo years later, (in 1711), a far better and more characteristic production from his pen was ushered anonymously into the world. This was th... ...id fore- see the difficulties connected with tinkering such an exquis- ite production. We may allude here to the circumstances 11 The Poetical Works ... ...ome finessing, was compelled to make an apology. Altogether, although this production increased Pope’s fame, and the conception of his power, it did n... ...,” including a versification of the Satires of Donne; also, anonymously, a production disgraceful to his memory, entitled, “Sober Ad- vice from Horace... ...e hills, resound my mournful strain! Now bright Arcturus glads the teeming grain, Now golden fruits on loaded branches shine, And grateful clusters sw... ... the wily virgin threw; The Gnomes direct, to every atom just, The pungent grains of titillating dust. Sudden, with starting tears each eye o’erflows,... ...ven the elements a tyrant sway’d? In vain kind seasons swell’d the teeming grain, Soft showers distill’d, and suns grew warm in vain; The swain with t... ...ndy wilds were yellow harvests spread, The forests wonder’d at the unusual grain, And secret transport touch’d the conscious swain. 90 Fair... ...of Alexander Pope – V olume One Shall tend the flocks, or reap the bearded grain; The shady empire shall retain no trace Of war or blood, but in the s...

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... emotions of childhood, and perhaps never encountered the delights of youth. He believed in production, that useful figment of economy, as if it had b... ...Anything, whatever it was, that seemed to him likely to discourage the continued passionate production of corn and steam-engines he resented like a co... ...ting eyes, limpid grey from a distance, but, when looked into, full of changing colours and grains of gold. His manners were mild and uncompromisingly... ... statement as Mackay’s, without endorsement; yet I am tempted to believe that it contains a grain of truth; and if you add that the man shall be impud... ...im, a lad not more than twenty, in the most miraculous tatters, his handsome face sown with grains of beauty and lighted up by expressive eyes. Four s... ...trace of him but his forlorn and fallen mansion. At the end of a long avenue, now sown with grain, in the midst of a close full of cypresses and lilac... ...f the woods in March is not, assuredly, of this blowzy rustic type. It is made sharp with a grain of salt, with a touch of ugliness. It has a sting li...

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...on Sundays, usually in the Regent’s Park, and quite often, once or twice a month he took her, in the Strand or thereabouts, to see a piece that was ha... ...oralise, take place in the quickened muffled perception of a young person with an ardent soul? All our humble friend’s native distinction, her refinem... ...managed to receive the accompany- ing missive was the result of the concentration that had caused her to make the stamps fly during the few min- utes ...

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...d a few small, odd, elaborate pictures, chiefly in water colour. One of these productions stood on a drawing room easel before which, at the moment we ... ... original without being an eccentric. She had never met a person of so fine a grain. The peculiarity was physical, to begin with, and it extended to im... ...ate. His good humour was imperturbable, his knowledge of the right fact, his production of the right word, as convenient as the friendly flicker of a m... ...it. Fortune, however, favours the brave; and this adventurer, who took three grains of quinine a day, had at the end of a month no cause to deplore hi... ...minantly for that manner, could not fail to appreciate. That he esteemed the productions of comparatively frivolous periods would have been apparent f...

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...Gurth, the chime was full and true, the zecchin plump, newly coined, and a grain above weight. Isaac could not find in his heart to part with it, so d... ... some mode could be devised to give an appearance of novelty to subsequent productions. Scottish manners, Scottish dialect, and Scottish characters of... ...prejudice, whether favourable or the reverse, might attach to it, as a new production of the Author of Waverley; but this intention was afterwards dep... ... remonstrated strenuously against its appearing as an absolutely anonymous production, and contended that it should have the advantage of being announ... ...herefore remind you, that when we first talked over together that class of productions, in one of which the private and family affairs of your learned...

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... but seeing a stranger he beckoned to his companions, and two men who were drinking in the inn went out to speak to him. D’Artagnan, on his side, went... ...ell, my friend, I bring you the means of becoming rich, powerful, and free to do whatever you wish.” The shadow of a cloud passed over Aramis’s face a... ... deliver him from prison. “My lord,” answered De Chavigny, with a low bow, “I have on the ramparts twenty pieces of artillery and in my casemates thir... ... him to send him a list of the conditions on which he would do him the honor to negotiate with him. The prince, who had a great repug- nance to treat ... ...daunt had given in French. Then he felt and felt again the contents of the tankard he held in his hand; and, instead of the lively liquor expected by ...

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...y of Edwin Drood ‘Yes; I saw what you were tending to. I hate it.’ ‘Hate it, Jack?’ (Much bewildered.) ‘I hate it. The cramped monotony of my existenc... ...drawn is generally correct; but I submit that perhaps you may be rather hard upon the unlucky lover.’ ‘Likely so,’ assented Mr. Grewgious, ‘likely so.... ... fro.’ Durdles is asleep at once; and in his sleep he dreams a dream. It is not much of a dream, considering the vast extent of the domains of dreamla... ...propose to abolish it by a string of twisted resolutions tossed into the air like the tail of a kite. I do not admit the discovery to be yours in the ... ...!’ Rosa looked at him as if she would have liked him to be the recipient of a thousand dedications. 238 The Mystery of Edwin Drood ‘Which again, natu... ...ace. ‘Something might?’ ‘If Neville’s movements are really watched, and if the purpose really is to isolate him from all friends and acquaintance and ...

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...characteristic to it, in a plurality of new ideas (some of them containing grains of the original <A>), which begin their life in a similar way. As ... ...sus any "great" thinker. Go ahead and look for the conflict of theories - grain of wisdom and creativity. I see the ideas. They are red and blue and... ... what not to learn either. Intelligence has prejudices, prejudices have a grain of intelligence too. Imitation has an original character. And,... ... An ass, equidistantly from two quantitatively and qualitatively heaps of grain, starves to death because there is no ground for preferring one heap ... ... The inference mechanism (endowed with rules of transformation or rules of production) in neutrosophy should be non-monotonic and should comprise ens...

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...taking advantage from that place in the Gospel, "That he that hath faith, as a grain of mustard-seed, shall be able to remove mountains," he summoned ... ...ined any damage, he remits his tribute to that people for that year, and sends grain for victuals and for seed out of his own granaries; for in a time... ...fect may be supplied out of the king's store-houses in another. He selleth his grain for a fourth part of the common price, and always provides that h... ...less, for besides supplying the crew with fowls, cocoanuts, and many vegetable productions, the men and women came in procession, and with tambourine ... ... they once more look on the welcome earth and see its fruitfulness in luscious productions, and pure sparkling water running down the hillside into th... ...ear before him, and from them he exacted a tribute in hogs, poultry, and other productions of the islands, and thereupon, with much ceremony, he infor... ... purpose of obtaining a supply of water and to familiarize themselves with the productions of the island. No sooner had they landed than the natives f... ...y which journeys the French were enabled to obtain a thorough knowledge of the productions and topographical characteristics of the islands as well as...

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...ied in small or large quantities, as filings of metal or horn, and separate grains of sand have a different color and touch from the same taken in t... ... Agrippa were not in harmony. It was through the very progress shown in the production of these Tropes that the school finally lost the strength of i... ...aenarus stone look white when ground, but in the whole stone appear yellow; grains of 130 sand scattered apart from each other appear to be rough, bu... ...us stone, and what one composed of many small ones is, and in regard to the grains of sand, and the hellebore, and the wine, and the food, what they ...

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...th little crea ture, and the rough man who seems to be carved out of hard grained wood—between the delicate hand expectantly held out, and the immens... ... no account. I do not want to be of any account. But, Augustus George is a production of Nature (I cannot think other wise), and I claim that he shou... ... in confidence) as if there were too much talk and too much law—as if some grains of truth were started overboard into a tempestuous sea of chaff. All... ... Jerusa lem, camels’ foot prints, crocodiles’ hatching places, loos ened grains of expression from the visages of blunt nosed 152 Reprinted Pieces ... ...ovingly shadowed forth as having weakened the parlour boarder’s mind. This production was received with great favour, and was twice performed with clo...

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... correspondents? Well, I was somewhat of his way of thinking about my mild productions. I did not indeed imagine they were read, and (I suppose I may ... ... just now as if I had, and so might become a man. ‘If ye have faith like a grain of mustard seed.’ That is so true! just now I have faith as big as a ... ...ow; it is written in sand with a salt-spoon: arid, feeble, vain, tottering production. 178 The Letters of R. L. Stevenson: V ol. 1 But then we’re not...

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...at part of his labour which consisted in emendation and improvement of the productions of other contributors, like that employed in levelling ground, ... ...s of small histories, dictionaries, and tem- porary poems; whence any mean production is called Grub-street.’— ‘Lexicographer, a writer of dictionarie... ...o mean pay given to a state hireling for treason to his country.’ Oats. ‘A grain which in England is generally given to horses, but in Scotland suppor... ...g to rouse the natural indolence of his constitution, we owe many valuable productions, which otherwise, perhaps, might never have appeared. He had sp... ...ith additions and corrections; nor did he, so far as is known, furnish any productions of his fertile pen to any of his numerous friends or dependants... ... talk to you gravely of that excellent poem, The Fleece.’ Having talked of Grainger’s Sugar-Cane, I mentioned to him Mr. Langton’s having told me, tha... ... and had been altered to rats, as more dig- nified. Johnson said, that Dr. Grainger was an agree- able man; a man who would do any good that was in hi...

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... pains to set forth all that pertains to its nature, the manner of its production and support, and to explain how heat is sometimes found without ... ...imes in a day? And what more need be adduced to explain nutrition, and the production of the different humors of the body, beyond saying, that the for... ...ch, by being variously perforated, serve to separate different species of grain? And, in the last place, what above all is here worthy of observation...

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...e best of skaters,” she said, with her little black-gloved hand brushing a grain of hoar- frost off her muff. “Yes, I used once to skate with passion;... ...eek bones. “And so we’re founding a locksmiths’ association, where all the production and profit and the chief instruments of production will be in co...

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...suppose. He seems to be almost always able to find that elusive and shifty grain of gold, the right word. Others have to put up with approximations, ... ... escapes; whereas, in my fancy, he is quicksilver raiding down a riffle—no grain of the metal stands much chance of eluding him. A powerful agent is t... ...son who had only heard it as a rumor and didn’t claim copyright in it as a production of his own. He couldn’t, very well, for its date antedated his o...

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...ts Foreward Chapter 1: The dairy industry in a changing world H. Schelhaas Introduction Four specific features of the dairy industry Milk production The processing industry in Western countries Dairy policy Consumption of dairy products in Western countries The international dairy markets Conclusions Suggested reading Chapter 2: Dairy production system...

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...e pike were sheltered in the “coal black waters of Manala.” From the seed grains of the death land fields and forests, the T uoni worm (the serpent) ... ...ed himself exclusively to the study of his native language, and its epical productions. Dr. Lonnrot had already published a scholarly treatise, in 182... ...s the birch left standing. Wainamoinen, wise and ancient, Brings his magic grains of barley, Brings he forth his seven seed grains, Brings them from h... ...from skin of marten. Thence to sow his seeds he hastens, Hastes the barley grains to scatter, Speaks unto himself these measures: “I the seeds of life... ...f the fields and forests, Bring the rich soil to producing, Bring the seed grains to the sprouting, That the barley well may flourish. Never will the ... ...earth, from out thy slumber, From the slumber land of ages, Let the barley grains be sprouting, Let the blades themselves be starting, Let the verdant...

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...es of the flower—in the clustering of low shrubberies—in the waving of the grain-fields—in the slanting of tall eastern trees— in the blue distance of... ...I stand amid the roar Of a surf-tormented shore, And I hold within my hand Grains of the golden sand— How few! yet how they creep Through my fingers t... ..., and the Hours are breathing low, The sands of Time are changed to golden grains, And dazzle me, Baldazzar. Alas! alas! I cannot die, having within m... ...just to the poet’s memory to publish it. The work is a hasty and unrevised production of its author’s earlier days of literary la- bor; and, beyond th...

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...ll of genius; where there is less— as in artificial objects, or the poorer productions of nature— the mind of the poet must exert itself tenfold, and ... ...awn from notions, those from guess. There’s some peculiar in each leaf and grain, Some unmark’d fibre, or some varying vein: Shall only man be taken i... ...ears: 30 Sweating he walks, while loads of golden grain O’ercharge the shoulders of the seeming swain: Oft o’er his back a cr... ...tical Works of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2 In Pharian fields to sow the golden grain; 860 Or Mithra, to whose beams the Persian bows... ... Or that where on her Curlls the public pours, 294 All-bounteous, fragrant grains and golden showers, Great Cibber sate: the proud Parnassian sneer, T...

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... to 1891, when a dis- ease of the brain struck him down in the fullness of production; and that he died, finally, in 1893, without having recovered hi... ...ey were spontaneous. They explain why De Maupassant, in the early years of production, vol- untarily chose, as the heroes of his stories, crea- tures ... ...the bottom of a ter- rible abyss, they saw Loeche, its houses looking like grains of sand which had been thrown into 118 De Maupassant that enormous ... ...is wheat, which was lying on the ground under the hot sun which ripens the grain, while the sick-nurse returned to the house. She had brought some wor... ...he little wood which had seemed to them to resemble the one at Kermarivan. Grainfields and hayfields bordered the narrow path, which lost itself in th... ...gs to nothing, this thing. Its feet are independent of the ground. It is a grain of life that moves on the 250 De Maupassant earth, and this grain of...

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...thy Act, thy Word, into the ever living, ever working Universe: it is a seed grain that cannot die; unnoticed to day (says one), it will be found flour... ...t an air image, our M E the only reality: and Nature, with its thousand fold production and destruction, but the reflex of our own inward Force, the ‘p... ...ant Device, now grown to be a world renowned far working Institution; like a grain of right mustard seed once cast into the right soil, and now stretc...

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...Shaw Juan in the third act of the ensuing comedy is suitable for immediate production at a popular theatre we need not con- tradict him. Napoleon prov... ...poor landlady or on his friends and relatives rather than work against his grain; or when a lady, because she is a lady, will face any extremity of pa...

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...of supply and demand, and contributes to remove industrious hands from the production of what is useful or pleasurable and to keep them busy upon rope... ...lf gaily to saw wood, and on into the plains, where it would soberly carry grain to town; yet the real strength of the fable is when it dealt with the...

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...ur. There are sayings of his in which he has stamped himself into the very grain of the language; you would think he must have worn the words next his... ... of Skelt itself has always seemed a part and par- cel of the charm of his productions. It may be different with the rose, but the attraction of this ...