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...ly, can easily form an idea of Demodocus and Phemius.”— Ancient Greece, p. 94.] But poverty soon drove him to Cumæ. Having passed over the Hermæan pla... ...Larissa’s ever-fertile ground: In equal arms their brother leaders shine, 94 The Iliad of Homer Hippothous bold, and Pyleus the divine. Next Acamas a... ...g from afar, Proclaim their motions, and provoke the war So when inclement winters vex the plain With piercing frosts, or thick-descending rain, To wa... ...hoary locks, and thus replied: “Well might I wish, could mortal wish renew 94 That strength which once in boiling youth I knew; Such as I was, when Er... ...n: I saw his coursers in proud triumph go, Swift as the wind, and white as winter-snow; Rich silver plates his shining car infold; His solid arms, ref... ...oursers fly before Ulysses’ bow, 215 Pope Swift as the wind, and white as winter-snow. Not unobserved they pass’d: the god of light Had watch’d his T... ...he Iliou Persis, wherein the one was represented as unrivalled in surgical operations, the other as sagacious in detecting and appreciating morbid sym...

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...ly garden you’ve made! Do you know, I’ d like to live here always!” “In the winter nights—” the Gardener was beginning. “But I’d nearly forgotten wha... ...lvie and Bruno Lewis Carroll 89 perhaps he meant to make a cloak for the winter?” “Perhaps,” I said, for Bruno had twisted up the last word into a... ...g our Fairy King, We ring, ring, ring. Sylvie and Bruno Lewis Carroll 94 “See, oh, see! On every tree What lamps are shining, ting, ti... ...rew his arms round her neck for this novel, but apparently not very painful, operation. “It’s very like kissing!” Sylvie remarked, as soon as her lips... ...y, they set to work at once sewing—if that is the proper word to describe an operation such as I had never before witnessed. Each of them threaded her...

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...e satiny skin is like a silk paper applied to the flesh, shuddering at the winter of a cold look, expanding in the sunshine of a loving glance,—teachi... ...rodigious activity and intel- ligence of a native of Provence. This double operation of Dumay’s was worth a fortune to the house of Mignon. The colone... ...ated men was free?—that was the question. Modeste began by securing the co-operation of Francoise Cochet, a maid taken from Havre and brought back aga... ...I shall make myself a mother, by taking care of others and by my secret co-operation in the existence of a great man, to whom also I shall carry all m... ...er family than the Mignons. Husband and wife agreed, therefore, to go and 94 Modeste Mignon live in Provence, if the Comte de La Bastie really meant ... ...ue Saint-Thomas-du-Louvre, near the royal stables; his salary paid for his winters in the city, and his twenty- seven thousand francs for the summers ... ... thought I was over-generous in giv- ing her thirty; she has never known a winter, that duchess!” “Yes,” said La Briere, “she is a cameo—preserved bec...

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... appa- ritions is owing to the strength of imagination, and the pow- erful operation of fancy in their minds; that there is no such thing as a spirit ... ...will be af- fectionately concerned to prevent any that are under his care 94 The Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe living in a total neglect of G... ...essed by it, that it is capable of no relief. Nor did it fail of its usual operations upon the fancy, by heightening every danger; representing the En... ...ther by the ruggedness of their countenances nor their clothes; and in the winter, when the ground is covered with snow, they live un- 207 Daniel Def... ...following account. We had now been almost seven months on our journey, and winter began to come on apace; whereupon my partner and I called a council ... ...s. They told us of sledges and rein- deer to carry us over the snow in the winter time, by which means, indeed, the Russians travel more in winter tha...

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...eat men are seldom over scrupulous in the arrangement of their attire; the operation of shaving, dressing, and coffee imbibing was soon performed; and... ...n—Donna Christina in despair—prus sic acid—stomach pump in my portmanteau—operation performed—old Bolaro in ecstasies—consent to our union— join hand... ...uation, exposed to a galling fire of blank cartridges, and harassed by the operations of the mili tary, a fresh body of whom had begun to fall in on ... ... little man called out in a very loud, solemn voice,— The Pickwick Papers 94 ‘Mr. Luffey!’ Everybody was hushed into a profound stillness as the in ... ...76 THE BAGMAN’S STORY and he used to tell it, something in this way. ‘ONE WINTER’S EVENING, about five o’clock, just as it began to grow dusk, a man... ...Marlborough Downs when it blows hard; and if you throw in beside, a gloomy winter’s evening, a miry and sloppy road, and a pelting fall of heavy rain,... ...ut the charms of this time of year are enhanced by their contrast with the winter season. August has no such advantage. It comes when we remember noth...

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... hand tenderly. But though the Sechard household had money sufficient that winter, they were none the less subjected to Cerizet’s espionage, and all u... ...roblem. He had been trying to find a single process to replace the various operations of pounding and maceration to which all flax or cotton or rags, ... ...of September, a letter came from Lucien, the first since the letter of the winter, which David had kept from his wife’s knowledge—the announcement of ... ...ing Cerizet with him. Cerizet was his foreman now, and had promised his co-operation in re- turn for a thousand-franc note. Doublon could reckon upon ... ...mp begin as their own dupes. He walked up through L’Houmeau, shame at the 94 Eve and David manner of his return struggling with the charm of old asso... ...f miracle which requires, like some other miracles for that matter, the co-operation of skilled labor. Out of ten ovations offered to ten living men, ...

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...op for receiving the head; to make the head requires two or three distinct operations; to put it on is a peculiar business; to whiten the pins is anot... ...s of making a pin is, in this manner, divided into about eighteen distinct operations, which, in some manufactories, are all performed by distinct han... ...loyed, and where some of them consequently performed two or three distinct operations. But though they were very poor, and there- fore but indifferent... ...is a distinction, even in the lowest species of labour, between summer and winter wages. Summer wages are always highest. But, on account of the extra... ...ordinary expense of fuel, the maintenance of a family is most expensive in winter. Wages, therefore, being highest when this ex- pense is lowest, it s... ...id, indeed, ought to save part of his summer wages, in order to defray his winter expense; and that, through the whole year, they do not exceed what i... ...the expense of management, and to afford such a profit as might have been 94 The Wealth of Nations drawn from an equal capital employed in any common...

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...s far as this might be done by facing the fire, turned round and began the operation a tergo. ‘Come, Mark, it is twenty minutes past six. Will you go ... ...people together for early morning prayers?’ she said, as she commenced her operations with the teapot. ‘I can’t say that I do, ’ said Mark. ‘But then ... ...st prepare himself to make good a portion at least of that heavy payment. 94 Framley Parsonage Why had he come to this horrid place? Had he not every... ...ou mysteries, and read all your riddles by—when shall I say?—by the end of winter. ’ ‘I do not know that I have got any mysteries. ’ ‘Oh, but you have... ... did in giving up his Leicestershire hunting, and coming to reside for the winter at Framley. It was proper, and becoming, and comfortable in the extr... ...c so slow in that affair of Griselda Grantly? Why so often in these latter winter days did he saunter over to the par- sonage? And then that terrible ... ... find its way to its proper destination without any neces- sity for his co-operation. And then Mr Crawley returned home in the Framley Court gig. 164...

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...s ugly and poor. Old and ugly and poor—is not this to be thrice old? Pons’ winter had begun, the winter which brings the red- dened nose, and frost-ni... ...raternal fashion of the Paris cab- horse; rising every morning, summer and winter, at seven o’clock, and setting out after breakfast to give music les... ...effort here! And, turn it over, look!—a ball in a drawing-room. Summer and Winter! And what ornaments! and how well preserved it is! The hinge-pin is ... ...leaning against the frame; he had purposely taken this position; he meant 94 Cousin Pons the portress to come to him. The shop had once been a cafe. ... ...outcry in such phenomena, no violent excep- tion to nature’s laws, but the operation of a recognized fac- ulty; possibly a kind of mental somnambulism... ...ng a purgative pill, something like Morrison’s, and intrusted the business operations to an old hospital chum, a house-student who afterwards took a r... ...The portress was plied with various remedies, and finally underwent a sham operation, crowned with complete success. Poulain repaired to the Ar- senal...

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...e to pay for making abstracts in the case, so that the case may go on this winter; but I came away, and forgot to do it. What I want now is to send yo... ...one if its own internal regulations, when the new postage system went into operation on the first of July, 1845, and that it was continued until the t... ...to a speedy and honorable termination by the most vig- orous and energetic operations, without inquiry about its justice, or anything else connected w... ...for Illinois, and three more for the eloquent Whig member from the State. 94 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two HIS FATHER’S REQUEST FOR MONEY... ...; but, in military phrase, the battle- field is too far from their base of operations. But it is said there now is no law in Nebraska on the subject o...

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...fter lines, stanzas upon stanzas, in a sweet low melancholy voice, on long winter evenings when occasionally the burden of his troubles would be light... ...was at times a lightness of heart about the man. In the course of the last winter he had translated into Greek irregular verse the very noble ballad o... ...as falling, and abroad he would encounter all the severity of the pitiless winter. Still it might have been better that he should have gone. The exerc... ...n his hand? But after a while, Lady Lufton, exercising some cunning in the operation of her friendship, had persuaded her sister-in-law at the Framley... ..., permit- ting himself to use very strong language in his allusion to the 94 The Last Chronicle of Barset bishop’s wife. It must be recorded on his b... ... him. But on reconsideration, as he drew nearer to the scene of his future operations, he thought that it might be well for him to remain that night a... ...as it had been drawn, they proceeded to make arrangements for their future operations. The period of work was to begin always at eleven, and was to be...

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...d, father of the present head of the house, many favors in the finan- cial operations under the Restoration, obtained for him also the confidence of t... ...me de la Chanterie, courteously, “but as early as the working-men,— six in winter, half-past three in summer. Our bed-time is ruled by that of the sun... ... Our bed-time is ruled by that of the sun. We are always asleep by nine in winter and eleven in summer. On rising, we all take a little milk, which co... ...ze, who says the first mass, at six o’clock in summer and seven o’clock in winter, at Notre-Dame, where these gentlemen are present daily, as well as ... ...possession of the money of the Treasury as the fundamental basis of future operations. Some time after this, one named Dubut, of Caen, sent an emissar... ...s by means of Hiley that the plotters obtained, from the beginning, the co-operation of one Herbomez, otherwise called General Hardi, a former rebel o... ... her a suppli- ant to the foot of the Throne. But that which the Chancel- 94 The Brotherhood of Consolation lor of His Imperial and Royal Majesty can...

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...y, Lepidus. LEPIDUS: Your serpent of Egypt is bred now of your mud by the operation of your sun: so is your crocodile. MARK ANTONY: They are so. PO... ... s .] Soldier: Enobarbus, Antony Act IV , scene vi 94 Hath after thee sent all thy treasure, with His bounty overplus: the m... ... shall Be brooch d with me; if knife, drugs,serpents, have Edge, sting, or operation, I am safe: Your wife Octavia, with her modest eyes And still con... ...s as rattling thunder. For his bounty, Act V , scene ii 118 There was no winter in t; an autumn twas That grew the more by reaping: his delights W...

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...he whole country round the Loire was in a state of revolt. In the heart of winter he hurried back, and took the Gauls by surprise by crossing the snow... ...verni had always consid- ered as their impenetrable barrier throughout the winter. The towns quickly fell into his hands, and he was rapidly recov- er... ...effort in their behalf. The Franks had made up their minds to settle, and 94 A Book of Golden Deeds not to destroy. They were not burning and slaying... ...o escape, and thus they still enabled the garrison to hold out. So all the winter passed, Christmas was kept with brilliant feastings and high merrime... ...tove in the room, and the maidens began to pack up their clothes there, an operation that lasted till eight o’clock; while Helen’s friend stood there,... ...s become the especial prey of infec- tion. At that time lead works were in operation in the moun- tains, and the village was thickly inhabited. Great ...

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...f that Elysium of his last night,’ said Charles: ‘a swamp half frozen on a winter’s night, full of wild ducks. Here, Charlotte, come and tell Mary the... ..., that he bought because it was dying, and cured it, only it died the next winter, and a toad, and a raven, and a squir- rel, and—’ ‘That will do, Cha... ...tters them as he had eaten ballads, and all men’s ears grow to his tunes. —Winter’s T ale IT WAS A GLORIOUS DAY IN JUNE, the sky of pure deep dazzling... ... had been a boy returning from his first half-year’s schooling; and never 94 The Heir of Redclyffe did little school-boy look more holiday-like than ... ...d Amy had the garden to herself to cool her cheeks in. But this was a vain operation, for a fresh ac- cess of burning was brought on while Laura was h... ...e made the taking off her bonnet and the settling her lace as elaborate an operation as she could, and Amy flitted about as if she did not by any mean...

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.... One of these casual visi tors was Aleister Crowley. He was spending the winter in Paris. I took an immediate dislike to him, but he interested and ... ...whether he was telling the truth or merely pull ing your leg. During that winter I saw him several times, but never after I left Paris to return to L... ...nd Dr Porhoët, drawing upon his memory, recounted the more extraordi nary operations that he had witnessed in Egypt. He had known Arthur Burdon ever ... ...ere called homunculi. The old philosophers doubted the possibility of this operation, but Paracelsus asserts positively that it can be done. I picked ... ... beast, ‘you will be to blame.’ ‘I promise you that nothing will happen.’ 94 TheMagician 9 9 9 9 9 MARGARET’S NIGHT was disturbed, and next day she ... ...ay in the deserted studio, and accepted a friend’s invitation to spend the winter in Italy. The good Dr Porhoët remained in Paris with his books and h... ...hought to be im mersed in occult studies for the performance of a magical operation; and some said that he was occupied with the Magnum Opus, the gre...

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...rom an ugly fall across hedge and fence into one of the lanes of her short winter walks. “All’s well, all sound, never better, only a scratch!” the ge... ...re- jected hope to keep patience nigh her; but surely it can not always be Winter! said her reasoning blood, and we must excuse her as best we can if ... ...that Willoughby came in the order of the revolving seasons, marking a long Winter past. He had specially to speak with her father, he had said. What c... ...els. She might call the man she wrenched her hand from, Egoist; jilt, the 94 The Egoist world would call her. She dwelt bitterly on her agreement wit... ...e in my father’s time. I have seen to it once.” “It must be perilous as an operation for tracheotomy; which I should assume it to resemble in surgical... ...ng creature, having lost acquaintance with his ha- bitual personality, the operations of an impish host had un- doubtedly smitten his consciousness. H...

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...—sure of him— and gave her cheek for his kiss, for she never performed the operation, but kept her mouth, as she remarked, for food and speech, and no... ... soft-voiced in his path, would not have satisfied the poor boy, and here 94 Evan Harrington was this wretched outcast, and instead of being relieved... ... you, you couldn’t give him up. The squire met him first in the coach, one winter. He took him for a Russian nobleman— didn’t find out what he was for... ... in your position, and certainly you will be sent to Elburne House for the winter.’ Rose lifted her hands, crying: ‘Ye Gods!—as Harry says. But I’m ve... ...ith mitted. And how lay the coveys? And what about the damage done by last winter’s floods? And was there good hope of the pheasants? Outside this lat... ...rejection of the volume cast at her, and a threat of several for offensive operations, if need were. The Countess spoke nearer to what she was implyin... ... her unassailed. On the road she had Andrew to tear to pieces. O delicious operation! And O shameful brother to reduce her to such joys! And, O Provi-...

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...nd I shall get the knout unless—” “Go and speak to Mr. Shadrach, in room Z 94, the fourth court,” said Mendoza good-naturedly. “Leave me at peace, Cou... ... I datest Screw,”—and so forth. Then the diary re- lates to Stock Exchange operations, until we come to the time when, having achieved his successes, ... ...groombs, and a fimmale for the House. I’ve 7 osses: in cors if I hunt this winter I must increase my ixtablishment. “N.B. Heverythink looking well in ... ...its placid sufface—and a curricle is a driving up to the grand hentrance, 94 Thackeray and me in it, with Mrs., or perhaps Lady Hangelana de la Pluch... ...hastened, I say,—although delayed would have been the better word, for the operation of bleaching lasted at least two hours. “How is the prisoner, Gho... ...n fellow of the Irregulars, whom I had summoned to dress me, performed the operation to my satisfaction, invested me with the elegant uniform of my co... ...s not a turning, no night so black to which there comes not a morning. Icy winter is fol- lowed by merry spring-time—grief is often succeeded by joy.”...

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...elf, who followed the plough in summer-time to pay their col- lege fees in winter; and this inequality struck him with some force. He was at that age ... ...ss bread in consequence, and for lack of that bread somebody will die next winter: a grim consideration. And you must not hope to shuffle out of blame... ...the wonder of others. And you and your dear brother have, by this cycle of operations, built up a contrast very edifying to examine in detail. The man... ...ity of every face. No more does the merry medical run eagerly in the clear winter morn- ing up the rugged sides of Arthur’s Seat, and hear the church ... ...ng over our evening cups, with all the merriment that we wanted in youth. 94 Robert Louis Stevenson COLLEGE PAPERS CHAPTER III – DEBATING SOCIETIES A...

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... AMERICAN HOMELAND 145 5.1 Terrorist Entrepreneurs 145 5.2 The “Planes Operation” 153 5.3 The Hamburg Contingent 160 5.4 A Money Trail? 169 6.... ...ssistant Daniel Byman Professional Staff Member Dianna Campagna Manager of Operations Samuel M.W . Caspersen Counsel Melissa A. Coffey Staff Assistant... ...viation Admin- istration (FAA) later investigated these security screening operations, the screeners recalled nothing out of the ordinary.They could n... ...n 9/11 when the transponder signals for three of the aircraft disappeared. 94 Before 9/11, it was not unheard of for a commercial aircraft to deviate ... ...rked alongside INS agents, and the two groups sometimes cooperated. In the winter of 1999–2000, as will be detailed in chapter 6, questioning by an es... ...retary of Defense Caspar W einberger opposed Shultz, who made little head- 94 THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 94 way ... ...hed. No further intelligence came in about terrorist acts planned by Iraq. 94 The 1986 attack in Libya and the 1993 attack on Iraq symbolized for the ... ...scal year 1997.The additional funds included the FBI’s support of the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, Utah (a onetime increase), enhanced secu... ...t fortress, reflecting the gravity of the surrounding threat. 8 During the winter of 2003–2004, Musharraf made another strategic deci- sion. He ordere...

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...ntlemen, and in the country of Prester John! Y ou shiver out of bed on icy winter mornings, to break the ice for Ball and Dapple to drink.” “Y es, ind... ...etty clearly that each of the two military com- manders was conducting his operations with perfect success. Three of the detachment of five attacked b... ...t his treasure, and, failing in this, to unscrew it from the ground; which operation he performed satisfactorily. 49 Thackeray “Y ou see, Count,” sai... ...ce, make an honest man for life of you, who ever were, will be, and are a 94 Catherine: A Story rascal. Who sends the illness? who causes the apple t... ...n have fallen on his knees and worshipped his friend and guide. They began operations, almost immediately, by an attack on Mrs. Hayes. On hearing, as ...

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...stics, so that many died raving mad with the torment, and some in the very operation. In these distresses, some, for want of help to hold them down in... ...n my ears. If I could but tell this part in such moving accents as should 94 Journal of the Plague Y ear alarm the very soul of the reader, I should ... ...n infection there is no apparent extraordi- nary occasion for supernatural operation, but the ordinary course of things appears sufficiently armed, an... ...se differing effects of one and the same distem- per, and of its differing operation in several bodies; nor is it my business here to record the obser... ... as I observed at first, and is well known to many yet living, a very cold winter and a long frost which con- tinued three months; and this, the docto... ...d) of the dis- temper was spent, the contagion was exhausted, and also the winter weather came on apace, and the air was clear and cold, with sharp fr... ... takes hold of the mind. However, it Pleased God, by the continuing of the winter weather, so to restore the health of the city that by February follo...

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... to him by inoculation. This I mention for the sake of parents who omit that operation, on the supposition that they should never forgive themselves i... ...gaining his favour by paying any ser The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 94 vile respect to him, but, after some time, took this other method. Ha... ...gularly took my turn of duty there as a common soldier. My activity in these operations was agreeable to the gov ernor and council; they took me into... ...invented Penn sylvania Fireplaces; wherein their Construction and Manner of Operation is particularly explained; their Advantages above every other M... ... of it, is to be found among my political papers that are printed. Being the winter following in Boston, I had much conver sation with Governor Shirl... ...art in their contrivance of those places, that seems worth mention. It being winter, a fire was necessary for them; but a common fire on the sur face...

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...as over and the beasts were stabled, would take the road, it might be in a winter tempest, and travel perhaps miles by moss and moorland to spend an h... ... test of some publicity, and under this hopeful impulse he composed in six winter months the bulk of his more important poems. Here was a young man wh... ..., and weaknesses to match. He loved to walk under a wood to the sound of a winter tempest; he had a singular tenderness for animals; he carried a book... ...rous to existing institutions – such I call good books.” He did not think 94 Robert Louis Stevenson them easy to be read. “The heroic books,” he says... ...ors, socially intimate, and occasionally joining together for some serious operation just as modern stockjobbers form a syndicate for an important loa... ...ones, he continued to have that family to dinner on the anniversary of the operation. Not Hazlitt nor Rousseau had a more romantic passion for their p...