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...of words for the Vocabularies and Sentences has been confined to those Nouns, Verbs, and Adjectives in common, everyday use. As to the Prepositions, Pronouns, Adverbs, Particles, Tense Signs, etc., these most is memorized in their entirety became of their continued recurrence. As regards the question of putting all words used in the examples of a lesson into the vocabula...

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...oun, and the Noun as an Adjective. Participles -- 22-23 -- Lesson 4 -The Noun, Gender, Number, Case. Declension. Syntax -- 23-26 -- Lesson 5 - The Personal Pronoun. Table of. Declension -- 27-31 -- Lesson 6 - Demonstrative, Interrogative, and Indefinite Pronouns, and Adjective Pronouns -- 31-32 -- Lesson 7 - Words and Sentences referring to Lesson 6 -- 33-34 -- Lesson...

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...elation between persons, to things it is a connexi~n with objects. In the personal relation one subject - I - confronts another subject-Thou 1; in ... ...ded by me: "Thou has no bounds"; the 1 'though the second person singular pronoun has almost dia­ appeared from modern English usage, it rema.ins in ... ...froro suggesting an obscure situation, it keeps .the whole thought iu the personal aud responsible sphere in which alone it is truly to be understoo... .... It is Buber's signal achievement to have so expressed the nature of the personal that it may now reclaim. its right to be taken seriously. In the... ...shows clearly that the reality of our status as persons, living in mutual perSonal relation, is a controlling factor distinct from our "rights 88 i... ...moment, is gaining in consequence a new understanding of the essentially personal nature of God's relation to men and of men's relation to one anot... ... do." In this total situation the persons, as expressed both in nouns and pronouns, are embedded. still only in relief and without finished independ... ...emotely . with the whole being, so are countless 1'8 only indispens­ able pronouns, necessary abbreviations for" This man here who is speaking". You...

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...ade Congress award him the title of El Libertador (the Liberator). The seeds of his personality cult were sown. When he lost Caracas to the royalist... ...w.hyperdictionary.com/dictionary/candidate http://faculty.whatcom.ctc.edu/lthomp/personal/wordfor.htm Capone, Alphonse (“Al”) The "fact" th... ...th_America/United_ States/Wars/Civil_War/ http://dmoz.org/Society/Military/People/Personal_Experiences/Ameri can_Civil_War/ Cocaine Cocaine, dis... ...il" was contentious as the Postal Office was thought to have a monopoly on sending personal notes and messages around. But the Postal Office, not r... ...e been producing honey for 10-12 million years. http://www.honey.com/ Hygiene, Personal Personal hygiene was rediscovered only in the late 19... ...tml S/he (Etymology) The widespread use of the word "she" as the female singular pronoun is astoundingly new. The word "she" existed in both M... ...nguages) "seo", or, in the accusative, sie. But women simply did not deserve a pronoun all their own. Prior to the 12 century - when the Eng... ...o the 12 century - when the English language was already 400 years old - the female pronoun was "heo" ("hye", or "hie" in Middle English). "Heo" was...

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...? Why, they themselves admit that here all philosophy breaks down. That the pronoun “this,” in both Greek and Latin, is referred to “body,” is due to... ...to you? What I accept, I accept not on my merits or by any right that I may personally have to it. I know that I am receiving more than a worthless o... ...eceive or apply, in behalf of another, the promise of God, which demands the personal faith of each one individually? Can I give to another the promi... ...re is a divine promise, there every one must stand on his own feet; his own personal faith is demanded, he will give an account for himself and bear... ...but he who does not believe will be condemned.” Even so each one can derive personal benefit from the mass only by his own personal faith. It is abs... ... awakened and nourished. For just as the truth of this divine promise, once pronounced over us, continues until death, so our faith in it ought neve... ...am traductus, a mystical grammar, in which the noun was compared to man, the pronoun to man’s sinful state, the verb to the divine command to love, t...

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...s and interjections of the people who normally surround him. It felt very personal. Coming from a family of people pretty much into spiritual read... ...uite the opposite of what is inherent here. Every human being has a unique personality of his own which is trying to express itself. The culture h... ...nd thwarted what is there inside. It is in this sense that I use the word personality. There is nobody like you anywhere in this world among the six... ...ganism, the living organism. The culture has made it impossible for the personality to express itself in its own way because the culture has diffe... ...hat little freedom he can have, what little opportunity there is for this personality to express itself, will be lost. These glands are outside th... ...manent entity there at all. What is there is only a first person singular pronoun, nothing else. If you don't want to use that word it is your privi...

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...3 -- Three Degrees of Comparison -- 114 -- Comparative Sub-divided -- 114 -- Numeral Adjectives -- 115 -- Observation on Numeral Adjectives -- 116 -- Pronoun—Definition and Use -- Sec. -- 117 -- Classes—Person and Number -- 119—120 -- Personal Pronouns -- 121—122 -- Orthography of the First Person -- 123 -- Paradigm of First Person -- 124 -- Remarks on the Paradigm -- 125...

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...from the end of the nineteenth century. Nearly 200 pages longer than its predecessor, the 13th edition also addressed, for the first time, the use of personal computers and word processors, which authors were just beginning to turn to in preparing their manuscripts. A decade later, computer word processing and desktop publishing were becoming the norm, and the 14th edit...

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...copies may be distributed so long as such copies (1) are for your or others personal use only, and (2) are not distributed or used commercially. Pr... ...he Supreme Being or Power, or any member of the Christian Trinity; and all pronouns referring to the Deity, when not immediately preceded or follow... ...d! " " Oh, that I were home again! " All the principal words (i. e., nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, verbs, first and last words) in English ... ...n thesis Dr. Cooley has transformed the social materials of hi times into a personal product; his mind has reorganized and reproduced the suggested ... ... writers the privilege of preferring theirs to yours. Make a study of the "personal equation" in the case of those individuals (editors and others)... ...repeat, or to look at the copy for himself. He intends no aspersion on your personal integrity. Regulate and equalize your speed. Do not race at a ... ...cal alliances I+; of political divisions, 4, 5; of:pobt~cal parties, 7; of pronouns refern- to the Supreme Being, 31; of pm~ nouns and adjec- tive... ...les of: capi- talization of principal words in, 37; to be italicized, 52. Pronouns: capitalization of in titles of publications, 37; referring $ D... ...pra," compounds with, 192. Supreme Being, capitalization of names for, and pronouns referring to, 21. Swedish titles of publications, use of cap~t...

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...ains to buying Tax Lien Certificates and Tax Deeds. It provides information and personal experience. It contains general definitions, guidelines an... ...information has been compiled and presented to you as the result of the author’s personal experience and research along with interviews and conversa... ...er to succeed, you need to create realistic goals for yourself. Think of it as a personal business plan. A business plan is an important way to keep ... ...a number of sample forms that you can use as your starting point. Whatever your personal relationship may be with a potential investor, a handshake... ...t the lender is earning so the may cause negative amortization. Caveat Emptor Pronounced: kah-vee-ott emptor, it is Latin for “let the buyer bewar... ...ds or buildings. All property which is not real property is said to be chattel. “Personal property” or “personalty” are other words sometines used t... ...rmining the rights or obligations of the Lessor or Lessee. 29. CONSTRUCTION. The pronouns used herein shall include, where appropriate, either gende...

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...When the personality is rigid to the point of being unable to change in reaction to changing circumstances - we say that it is disordered. Such a person takes behavioral, emotional, and cognitive cues exclusively from others. His inne...

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...f narcissism." Lisa Angelettie M.S.W., BellaOnline's Mental Health Editor "What is Narcissistic Personality Disorder" "If you wish to get under ... ...ychiatrist and Author of "Just Like His Father?" "If you want to understand Narcissistic Personality Disorder from the best, don't look any ... ...t now, for the first time, Dr. Vaknin offers much-needed first hand account of what Narcissistic Personality Disorder is like. Malignant Self Love o... ... it. The result: Our members go zooming up the learning curve of understanding the Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Our members say the knowledge ... ... who treat both narcissists and their victims and families." Darla Boughton, Owner, Narcissistic Personality Disorder Board http://groups.msn.com/NA... ...ssistic Personality Disorder (NPD) Most narcissists are men. This is why I use male pronouns throughout this book. What is Patholog... ...ffering is defiant and by "deciding to abort" they reassert their omnipotence. The narcissist's pronounced and public misery and self-pity are comp...

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...rgy cells can be pulled out of robots and soon they were thrust in their own personal black abyss with none of the three able to see outside of blackn... ...e. He didn't mind that so much. To embark on a deep friendship with strong personal commitment and devoid of the bouts of infatuation and frenzy lik... ...n such closure? Why did they gain worth and awareness of their being only in personal interactions? Was he nothing but the composite of other people's... ...omfortable to bounce around in the similar movements of his circumambulatory personal life. He hoped that the bus would arrive in time so that he co... ... most unfortunate of lives surely have had many) would justify everything. A personal contact in the past or when the wind...or the sun...or the rain ... ...anched breath. Sang Huin thought of Sungki's syntax which also lacked object pronouns in "You must all eat." "Is there an ashtray? I'll put this out. ... ...gh I am a disciple of Freud, as much as I can be a disciple of anything, the pronounciation is "fraw" and not "Freud." "Sorry." "It's okay. I've been... ...ather treacherous and scowled; and yet she was cognizant that gender neutral pronouns akin to a chair and having thrown water at her furry child weren...

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...ed by death. May he forgive me for turning him into a "she" to make the pronouns easier. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A revised version of chapter 26 was ... ...passing of his silver-mackerel tabby, the great Joshua Thunderpussy. His personal website can be found at http://www.wpl.lib.in.us/roger/. ...

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...e and find that I have sprung a mine—or the nearest approach to it I could find— behind his back?My position is pretty. Y es, I am an aristo- crat. I ... ...MONDAY . No clearness of mind with the morning; I have no guess what I should do. ’Tis easy to say that the public duty should brush aside these littl... ...politics. A determination was come to by the Presi- dent that he had been an idiot; emissaries came to G. and me to kiss and be friends. My man propo... ...ther day in a very handsome man- ner. He asked leave to reprint Damien; I gave it to him as a present, explaining I could receive no emolument for a ... ...my best as best I can. But you may conceive the difficulty of a history extending to the present week, at least, and where almost all the actors upon ... ...vices, but is unused, skittish and uneasy, and wants a lot of attention and humouring; lastly (of saddle horses) Luna—not the Latin moon, the Hawaiian... ...d Mill-Race, they would think of a quarter-mile. So—I am nameless again. My melancholy young man is to be quite a Romeo. Y es, I’ll name the book from... ...tterly broke down as interpreter; long speeches were made to me by Mataafa and his orators, of which he could make nothing but they were ‘very much su... ...ay evening to the club. I make some progress now at the language; I am teaching Belle, which clears and exercises myself. I am particularly taken with...

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... cause, though, indeed, Mrs. Luna had made it worse by becoming instantly so personal. There was nothing in the world so personal as Mrs. Luna; her si... ...nd it was open to grave doubt that she could have entertained a sentiment so personal. She was in love, even in those days, only with causes, and she ... ...slowness and distinctness, and evidently a high sense of responsibility; she pronounced every syllable of every word and insisted on being explicit. I... ...thetic little name. And yet people said that women were vain, that they were personal, that they were interested! While Miss Birdseye stood there, ask... ...om which, this evening, she had been torn, and was incapable of asking him a personal question. She knew two or three of the gentlemen; she had seen t... ...e; several ladies, impatient of vain delay, had left their places, to appeal personally to Mrs. Farrinder, who was presently surrounded with sympathet... ...ed in prolonged and ingenuous asides; this was still for her benefit, but the pronoun sufficed them. She had wished to judge Doctor Tarrant (not that sh... ...emarkable for their chivalry. He was a man who still, in a slangy age, could pronounce that word with a perfectly serious face. This boldness did not ... ...conceived the extraordinary idea’—and it was wonderful to hear how Mrs. Luna pronounced that adjective—‘of sending on to Boston for that girl. It was ...

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...he grass; and that nobody does any mischief,’ he added in an awful tone of personality. ‘So if I see anybody rooting up holly trees I shall be bound t... ...tie was very much pleased with her own pretty tennis dress; but she had no personal vanity for herself, only for her mother. The knowledge that she wa... ...rly, so as to see people arrive and know who they are.’ They was a useful pronoun to Alice, who felt it a liberty to call her grand-looking sister-in... ...ter-in-law took care that he should hear that the Duchess of Redcastle had pronounced his wife sweetly pretty and lady-like, and talked of inviting th... ...o the hospital. They were only a mile and a half from Lescombe, and it was pronounced safe to cross on foot by the remains of the bridge, so that Anna... ... do, especially as May’s secession had made the conversation a little more personal. Nuttie was in a certain way realising for the first time what her... ..., and then it was only to desire her to tell her uncle that the attack was pronounced to be a return of the illness of last spring, and that it would ... ...the matter—represented the danger of falling be- tween two stools, pleaded personal preference, and whereas Mr. Egremont was too lazy for resistance t... ...hanged indescribably for the better, as much indeed as Mrs. Houghton’s own personal array, which had no longer the desolate neglected look of old. A l...

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... a cigarette and restfully observing the duel then in progress. My acquaintanceship with a party to the coming contest had the effect of giving me a k... ... not been home a full half-hour, after witnessing those playful sham-duels, when circumstances made it nec- essary for me to get ready immediately to ... ...n as I heard of the late fiery outbreak between M. Gambetta and M. Fourtou in the French Assembly, I knew that trouble must follow. I knew it because ... ... for I have never read it before. 69 A Tramp Abroad THE LEGEND LORE (TWO SYLLABLES) was a water nymph who used to sit on a high rock called the Ley o... ...rial Majesty was a maid of honor— and I had been taking her for one of her boarders, all the time. This is the only time I have ever had an Empress un... .... And we recog- nized, also, that it was that sort of quaint commingling of baritone and falsetto which at home we call “Tyrolese war- bling.” The jod... ...erest! How it takes possession of a man! how it clings to him, how it rides him! I strode onward from the Schwarenback hostelry a changed man, a reorg... ...se officially to the University, and give themselves no fur- ther concern about it. The University court send for the stu- dent, listen to the evidenc... ...e is sure to lose his temper early; and if he sticks to the subject, and will not be warned, it will at last either soften his brain or petrify it. Pe...

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...it was exactly where I couldn’t have succeeded. I had been sent down to be personal and then in point of fact hadn’t been personal at all: what I had ... ...e confidence of Guy Walsingham, the brilliant author of ‘Obsessions. ’ She pronounced herself thoroughly pleased with my sketch of her method; she wen... ...tter.” She looked mystified, then turned visibly pale. “Why, hasn’t he any personal charm?” The girl was terrible and laughable in her bright directne... ...s terrible and laughable in her bright directness. “Ah that dreadful word ‘personally’!” I wailed; “we’re dying of it, for you women bring it out with... ...genius as fine as this idol of ours let him off the dreary duty of being a personality as well. Know him only by what’s best in him and spare him for ... ...eration or a big building contracted for under a forfeit. She can’t have a personal taste any more than, when her husband suc- ceeds, she can have a p... ... I replied; ‘in the age we live in one gets lost among the genders and the pronouns. The clear thing is that Mrs. Wimbush doesn’t guard such a treasur...

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...lbert? He was on a stool before the dining-room fire, looking piteous, and pronouncing his tooth far too bad for going to church, and she had just tim... ...ad come, for the boy suf- fered a good deal, and was faint, and Mr. Bowles pronounced his mouth in no state for a ride to T remblam. ‘I must go,’ said... ... Albinia, trying to become grave, judicial, and conciliatory, contrived to pronounce that it was very 51 The Young Step-Mother silly to leave anythin... ...it till next time,’ said Albinia. ‘What do you mean?’ ‘Because this is too personal to myself.’ ‘Nay, your own candour is an example to which Lucy can... ... work with Lucy, and ren- dered the room so pretty and pleasant, that Lucy pronounced that it must be called nothing but the boudoir, for it was a per... ...be grateful to old friends, but there were changes.’ And thereby Lucy grew personal as to the manners of the Osborns, while Albinia defended herself a... ...ezzling the subscriptions, both parties launching into the usual amount of personalities and exaggerations. Albinia’s testimony cleared Mrs. Brock as ... ...t her in mind of the Source of all goodness; but any visible acceptance of personal applications of religious teaching had not yet been accomplished. ... ...and me, when I say that I had at- tained to somewhat of what I should call personal religion, such as we often find apart from the Church.’ ‘But, Edmu...

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...petual Buttonses from Thrupp’s; and the thing in all this that she would have liked most unspeakably to put to the test was the possi- bility of her h... ...han they suspected or would care to think. There were those she would have liked to betray, to trip up, to bring down with words altered and fatal; an... ...e as much those of her sex whom she would have liked to help, to warn, to rescue, to see more of; and that alternative as well operated exactly throug... ...t the other was, in her private circle, her only equal, but the admission came, when it did come, with an honest groan; and since equality was named, ... ...n undue exposure of innocence, was not quite sure. “Well—the people who live there.” “Lady Ventnor? Mrs. Bubb? Lord Rye? Dear, yes. Why they like one.... ... lodgings. If she did the flowers for the bachelors, in short, didn’t she expect that to have consequences very different from such an outlook at Cock... ... from here, and just about the time I speak of. It wasn’t delivered, you see. We’ve got to recover it.” CHAPTER XXIII She was as struck with the beaut...

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...y be good preachers, but they do no edify. Many of the fanatics of our day pronounce words of faith, but they bear no good fruit, because their purpos... ...od and Christ of the honor that belongs to them alone. Note especially the pronoun “our” and its significance. Y ou will readily grant that Christ gav... ...to believe that Christ gave Him- self for your sins. Our feelings shy at a personal application of the pronoun “our,” and we refuse to have anything t... ...Him- self for your sins. Our feelings shy at a personal application of the pronoun “our,” and we refuse to have anything to do with God until we have ... ...fice He has taken away the sins of the whole world. Make ample use of this pronoun “our.” Be assured that Christ has canceled the sins, not of certain... ... the Apostle, “to reveal himself in me. Why? For a twofold purpose. That I personally should believe in the Son of God, and that I should reveal Him t... ...tles saw I none, save James the Lord’s brother. Paul minutely recounts his personal history to stop the cavil of the false apostles. Paul does not den... ...tians Was it necessary for Paul to go under oath? Yes. Paul is re- porting personal history. How else would the churches be- lieve him? The false apos... ...harsh. But men need deterring examples. For it is a vice with us to esteem personality more highly than the Word of God. God wants us to exalt His Wor...

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... younger Bunner sister, who was a little taller than her elder, had a more pronounced nose, but a weaker slope of mouth and chin. She still permitted ... ...r dreamed of allowing herself the luxury of self-pity: it seemed as much a personal right of Evelina’s as her elaborately crinkled hair. But now she b... ...touch was as light as a woman’s. “Well, ladies, dat clock’s all right,” he pronounced. “I’m sure we’re very much obliged to you,” said Evelina, throwi... ...hich included both his hostesses, Mr. Ramy drank off the cherry brandy and pronounced it excellent. Evelina meanwhile, with an assumption of industry ... ...he had not long to wait. “Oh, Ann Eliza, on’y to think what he says—” (the pronoun stood exclusively for Mr. Ramy). “I declare I’m so upset I thought ... ... or its light, if she saw it, was too remote to warm her. The thirst for a personal and inalienable tie, for pangs and problems of her own, was parchi... ... boy, and Mrs. Hochmuller and her daughter. Mrs. Hochmuller’s large blonde personality seemed to per- vade the room to the effacement of the less ampl... ...d appeared in the light of literary compositions rather than as records of personal experience. Now she could not but wish that Evelina had laid aside... ...iate future; but she had to rouse herself to feel any sense of relief. Her personal welfare was what least concerned her. Sometimes she thought of giv...