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...nit, am fost la restaurant şi-am b ăut un vin alb. L-am c ăutat pe Alvin White (editor la „Humanistic Mathematics Network Journal”) dar nu sosise –... ...erva ţia are legile ei, diferite de cele federale. Are şi un pre şedinte, Albert Hale, al Na ţiunilor Navajo, care este ales odat ă la patru ani – c... ...t şef la Departamentul de Matematic ă şi Ştiin ţe), Bill Martin, Mary-Ann Smith (care îmi fusese student ă la cursul de Ecua ţii Diferen ţiale, dar ... ...suportând viteze supraluminale cuantice în asentimentul meu, Frank (Toni) Smith (SUA), Edmund Storms (SUA), Gustavo Gonzalez-Martin (Venezuela), And... ...e University, Fresno, unde i s-a oferit un domeniu pe web. Ajutat de Tony Smith, Carlos Castro şi laureatul Nobel Brian Josephson, iar Victor Xianto...

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...guin Books, 1964 edn., p. 196. 31. Detailed discussion in Wilfred Cantwell Smith, “Religious Atheism? Early Buddhist and Recent American”, Australian ... ...eremiah, Ezekiel and others have frequently been characterized as mystics. Albert Schweitzer made a strong case for characterizing the Christian apost... ... experience which transcends the boundaries between religious systems. 76. Albert Schweitzer, The Mysticism of Paul the Apostle, A & C Black, London, ... ...rica, a religious understanding which he could not find among the orthodox whites. In his Journal of 1672, Fox recounts numerous such occurrences. We ... ...s which may revolutionize our view of the reli- gious dimension as much as Albert Einstein’s theories of relativ- ity did physics? Strangely enough, t... ...t of studying Jung I became aware that because the influx of non-indigenous white people onto the North American continent had been artificially superim... ...nique features of human life as shaped by and on that continent. Moreover, white culture has an enormous amount of value to learn from red culture. Bu... ...9 as well as fluent English, and he was ethnologist to the Iroquois at the Smithsonian Institution. He worked for years in close collaboration with Ch... .... & C.H.: Man, Land and Myth in North Australia: the Gunwinggu People, Ure Smith, Sydney, 1970. Berndt, R.M. & C.H.: The World of the First Australian...

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...lvet Underground Belle & Sebastian Interpol The Verve · Richard Ashcroft The Smiths · Steven Patrick Morrissey The Cure And You Will Know Us By The Tr... ...gging and kissing would make their kids soft, like those Americans aka “ ”— White Americans. Asians typically view those Americans as lazy, spoiled, ... ... love? Plenty of kids got bad grades and still grew up to become successful—Albert Einstein, for instance. I really got upset when I heard this from... ...of Korean girls and a lot of other Asian girls date non-Asian guys, such as white guys, even — — black guys, who display domineering Asian father tr... ... turn around to see an old lady, wearing a navy-blue voile print dress, her white hair pulled back with a large clip. She stares at me like a puppy ...

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...noticed how common it is for scientists to enjoy music as a hobby, as did Albert Einstein.) Soon after Alcuin‘s scholarly fame reached the continent... ...develop a machine that would mean ―more books—more education for all.‖ Whitelaw Reid and Darius Ogden Mills Soon thereafter, Mergenthaler‘s need ... ... funds to continue his experiments coincided with New York Tribune editor Whitelaw Reid‘s need to reduce his paper‘s high labor costs. Reid, born i... ...Kluger recounts the saga of Mergenthaler‘s alliance with Mills‘ son-in-law Whitelaw Reid. Access to his father-in-law‘s fortune let Reid make a typ... ...education‘s highest honorariums as teacher tools. Photos of chalk-wielding Albert Einstein testify to how indispensable they became even at the highe... ... computers of most universities and research institutions. Kemeny helped Albert Einstein with his math Born in Hungary, John Kemeny came to America... ...od Blocks to Electronics. Irvington-on- Hudson, NY: Harvey House, 1965. Smith, Richard Norton. The Colonel: The Life and Legend of Robert R. McCorm...

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...egion And Kahoolawe Fisheries-Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly And Isaac Harp-March 25, 2003, At Maalaea, Maui. 982 -- Frank Harrison And Teresa Smith-Neizman-Recollections Of Fisheries At Lahaina And Mala, Maui;-And Kaunolu Lanai; And opelu Fishing In The Present Day-Oral History Interview With Kepa Maly And Isaac Harp-March 25, 2003, At Lahaina, Maui. 1002 -- Isaac ...

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... ‘They’ve put us into boots,’ said Una. ‘Look at my feet— they’re all pale white, and my toes are squidged together awfully .’ 9 Rudyard Kipling ‘Yes... ...ch they shared with Puck. ‘That’s Little Lindens’ baking,’ he said, as his white teeth sunk in it. ‘I know Mrs Vincey’s hand.’ He ate with a slow side... ...; so I slipped over to see what I could see.’ ‘ And what did you see?’ ‘ A smith forging something or other out of Cold Iron. When it was finished, he... ... or later by someone.’ ‘How did you know?’Dan went on. ‘Because I knew the Smith that made it,’ said Puck quietly. ‘Wayland Smith?’ Una suggested. [Se... ...k of Pook ’s Hill.] ‘No. I should have passed the time o’ day with Wayland Smith, of course. This other was different. So’—Puck made a queer crescent ... ...soul”; and the younger, who shook most when I kissed ‘em, says between his white lips, “I think you have power to make a god of a man.” ‘“Come to Cour... ...’t a real organist, you know. She just comes down here sometimes, from the Albert Hall.’ ‘Oh, what a miracle of a voice!’ said the Archbishop. It rang...

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...dress, with a small lace ruff opening in front, deep cuffs to match, and a white apron likewise edged with lace, and a coif, bent down in the centre, ... ...the lake, when a rude oarsman attempted to pull aside her muffler, and the whiteness of the hand she raised in self-protection betrayed her, so that s... ...of the chair, and the squire prepared to rise, his lip trembling under his white beard, and emotion working in his dejected features. They were before... ...h, where a loose horseshoe of the Earl’s caused a halt at a little wayside smithy. Mary, always friendly and free-spoken, asked for a draught of water... ...oken, asked for a draught of water, and entered into conversation with the smith’s rosy-cheeked wife who brought it to her, and said it was sure to be... ...on of the vulgar regarding a natural phenomenon.” “Yea, my Lord,” said the smith, looking up from the horse’s foot; “’tis the trade of yonder philosop... ... blessed at home. The Austrians make good husbands, I am told. Matthias or Albert would be a noble mate for thee; only thou must be trained to more pr...

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... air and the blue of the lower sky con- tinually breaking out into eddying white puffs, it is wonder- ful how tawdry such panoplies of the effigy appe... ... to the northern mountain front I passed through Campo- Formio and saw the white-faced inn at which Napoleon dis- membered the ancient republic of V e... ...he arcades, uttering ambiguous cries, and did a brisk business of flitting white sheets among the little tables. “T o-night,” said my companion, “I th... ...ed about Irish poli- tics. We discussed the political future of Sir F . E. Smith. We also disputed whether there was an equivalent in English for embu... ...say that commonly the rare tourist to the British offensive passes through Albert, with its great modern red cathedral smashed to pieces and the great... ...lbania, or such love and loyalty as people profess for King George or King Albert or the Duc d’Orleans—it puzzles me why—or any such intermediate obje...

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...at’s a wee by ordinar, they clink ye down for a wager as fast as a Lowland smith would hammer shoon on a Highland shelty. An’ so the Laird behoved eit... ...rn abruptness of his usual manner; “are the Gael to-day of softer flesh or whiter blood than their fathers were? Knock the head out of a cask of usque... ...and, and began to shake it with violence, which Allan, with a gripe like a smith’s vice, returned with such force, as to drive the iron splents of the... ...er for resisting a charge of horse, or for breaking the infantry. A common smith will make a hundred pike-heads in a day; here is plenty of wood for s... ...] still congealed the hail-drops in her hair; they were like the specks of white ashes on the twisted boughs of the blackened and half-consumed oak th... ...nd in samite; and the pearls which they wove among her black tresses, were whiter than the frozen hail-drops. While the song proceeded, Lord Menteith ... ...ard of, Ranald, though you may have heard of no one else), said to Francis Albert, Duke of Saxe-Lauenburgh, when he was mortally wounded on the plains...

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...Group ‘ Āma‘u Mahalo to our Suporer for leading the way for Hawai‘i Laua‘e Albert C. Kobayashi, Inc. Aloha Petroleum, Ltd. Atherton Family Foundation ... ...e during 2009) 8 Pearl Harbor naval base and Hickam Air Force base 9 Camp Smith (Pacifc Command for all U.S. armed f orces from California to Africa... ... for America’s Health. 15 17 18 20 19 21 16 America’s Most Diverse State White 24.7% Asian (mostly Filipino, Japanese, Chinese and Korean) 38.6... ...r depending on Daylight Saving Time, which Hawai‘i does not use. CALGARY, ALBERTA 6 hours, 23 minutes (one-stop) VANCOUVER 5 hours, 39 minutes ... ...180 feet) high, with an aluminum-like coating distinguishing it from the white domes that currently dot the summit. On top of a dormant volcano It... ...low Celsius (-4 F) and snow falls, giving rise to the name Mauna Kea or “white mountain.” A notice posted year-round warns: “Beware of Falling Ice... ...ork of 57,000 alumni and more than 750 partner organizations. CAMP H.M. SMITH: On the hillside above Pearl Harbor, world leaders meet at the head...

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...noticed how common it is for scientists to enjoy music as a hobby, as did Albert Einstein.) Soon after Alcuin‘s scholarly fame reached the contine... ... develop a machine that would mean ―more books—more education for all.‖ Whitelaw Reid and Darius Ogden Mills Soon thereafter, Mergenthaler‘s nee... ... funds to continue his experiments coincided with New York Tribune editor Whitelaw Reid‘s need to reduce his paper‘s high labor costs. Reid, born... ...Kluger recounts the saga of Mergenthaler‘s alliance with Mills‘ son-in-law Whitelaw Reid. Access to his father-in-law‘s fortune let Reid make a t... ...education‘s highest honorariums as teacher tools. Photos of chalk-wielding Albert Einstein testify to how indispensable they became even at the highe... ... computers of most universities and research institutions. Kemeny helped Albert Einstein with his math Born in Hungary, John Kemeny came to Ameri... ...od Blocks to Electronics. Irvington-on- Hudson, NY: Harvey House, 1965. Smith, Richard Norton. The Colonel: The Life and Legend of Robert R. McCorm...

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...ander Samuel Phillips Lee. Commander Samuel Swartwout. Commander Melancton Smith. Commander Charles Stewart Boggs Commander John De Camp Commander Jam... ...ell. Lieu- tenant Commanding Napoleon B. Harrison. Lieutenant Com- manding Albert N. Smith. Lieutenant Commanding Pierce Crosby. Lieutenant Commanding... ... tenant Commanding Napoleon B. Harrison. Lieutenant Com- manding Albert N. Smith. Lieutenant Commanding Pierce Crosby. Lieutenant Commanding George M.... ...by. Lieutenant Commanding George M. Ransom. Lieu- tenant Commanding Watson Smith. Lieutenant Commanding John H. Russell. Lieutenant Commanding Walter ... ...NERAL J. W . GEARY . WAR DEPARTMENT, May 25, 1862 1.45 P.M. GENERAL GEARY, White Plains: Please give us your best present impression as to the number ... ...SHINGTON, D.C., June 28,1862. GENERAL DIX: Communication with McClellan by White House is cut off. Strain every nerve to open communication with him b... ...R GOLDS BOROUGH, Fort Monroe: Enemy has cut McClellan’s communication with White House, and is driving Stoneman back on that point. Do what you can fo... ... W ASHINGTON, September 16, 1863. MAJOR-GENERAL MEADE, Warrenton, V a.: Is Albert Jones of Company K, Third Maryland V olunteers, to be shot on Friday... .... MAJOR-GENERAL MEADE, Headquarters Army of Potomac: Y ours in relation to Albert Jones is received. I am appealed to in behalf of Richard M. Abrams o...

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...France and Belgium, and saying to the people there, ‘We have been to those white cliffs across the water, which you can see in fine weather, and from ... .... They were very fond of horses. The standard of Kent was the picture of a white horse. They could break them in and manage them won derfully well. I... ...the same plant that we hang up in houses at Christmas Time now — when its white berries grew upon the Oak. They met together in dark woods, which the... ...ate and drank, it was necessary that there should be good carpenters, good smiths, good painters, among them. For their greater safety in sickness and... ...y Abbey, was one of the most sagacious of these monks. He was an ingenious smith, and worked at a forge in a little cell. This cell was made too short... ...t killed, though; for he was dragged, half dead, at the tail of a horse to Smithfield, and there hanged. Death was long a favourite remedy for silenci... ...e, one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven. She was married to Prince Albert of Saxe Gotha on the tenth of February, one thousand eight hundred a... ... Second 112 Piers Gaveston 175 Plantagenet 87 Pride’s Purge 384 Prince Albert 436 Prince David 160 Prince Edmund 148 Prince Edward 151 Prince ...

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...e that the grey scale of the Thing was no common oxide, that the yellowish-white metal that gleamed in the crack between the lid and the cylinder had ... ...ell, I noted a little black knot of men, the foremost of whom was waving a white flag. This was the Deputation. There had been a hasty consul- tation,... ...d became audible. Beyond the pit stood the little wedge of people with the white flag at its apex, arrested by these phenomena, a little knot of small... ...proceed- ing in the most ordinary way. A boy from the town, trench- ing on Smith’s monopoly, was selling papers with the afternoon’s news. The ringing... ...d free! Fancy having it in control! What would it matter if you smashed to smithereens at the end of the run, after a bust like that? I reckon the Mar... ...s a torrent of water that was rushing down from the waterworks towards the Albert Road), and emerged upon the grass before the rising of the sun. Grea... ...the silent wilderness of houses. Eastward, over the blackened ruins of the Albert Terrace and the splintered spire of the church, the sun blazed daz- ... ...ians, the green waves of Regent’s Park, the Langham Hotel, the dome of the Albert Hall, the Impe- rial Institute, and the giant mansions of the Brompt...

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...Table of Contents: To the Man on Trail, 1 -- The White Silence, 12 -- In a Far Country, 24 -- The Wisdom of the Trail, 44 -- An Odyssey of the North, 53 -- The Law of Life, 90 -- The God of His Fathers, 99 -- The League of the Old Men, 117 -- B?atard, 136 -- All Gold Canyon...

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... Contents To the Man on Trail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 The White Silence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 In a Far C... ...turned to Stanley Prince, a young mining expert who had been in two years. “No white women in the country then, and Mason wanted to get married. Ruth’... ...haven face nipped by the cold to a gleaming pink, his long lashes and eyebrows white with ice, and the ear and neck flaps of his great wolfskin cap loo... ...s thinking rapidly, now, shaping a skillful flank movement on the bed where his Smith & Wesson lay. Keeping his eyes on the madman, he rolled backward ... ...ly toward them. Prince edged away till he reached the nail from which hung his Smith & Wesson. “My God! what is it?” he whispered to Malemute Kid. “Do... ...d been a Mission girl. Her mother had died when she was very small, and Sister Alberta had plucked El Soo as a brand from the burning, one summer day,... ...h El Soo was vain. There was much argument, expostulation, and weeping. Sister Alberta even revealed to her the project of sending her to the United S... ...or is greater than love, and who am I that I should blacken my father?” Sister Alberta journeyed all the way up from Holy Cross on the first steamer, a...

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...y, and the whole company joined in the chorus with unction. I was the only white man under the roof, and the scene and the songs made an impression on... ...one. It was worked out at Hampton Institute, but it was done at Hampton by white men. The plan had, in fact, been many times theoretically laid down b... .... To work out the plan on paper, or at a distance—that is one thing. For a white man to work it out—that too, is an easy thing. For a coloured man to ... ...ertificate which read something like this:— “This is to certify that James Smith is a member of The Plucky Class of the Hampton Institute, and is in g... ...nd of the first year’s work of the school, I was married to Miss Fannie N. Smith, of Malden, W. Va. We began keeping house in Tuskegee early in the fa... ...ncluding an invocation from Bishop Nelson, of Georgia, a dedicatory ode by Albert Howell, Jr., and addresses by the President of the Exposition and Mr... ...ry truly yours, The Common Council of the City of Charleston, By W. Herman Smith, Mayor. This invitation from the City Council of Charleston was accom...

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...ade morn- ing there and evening here; 7 and there all that hemisphere was white, and the other part black, when I saw Beatrice turned upon the left s... ...must needs be inspired by blessed motors, as the work of the hammer by the smith. And the heaven, which so many lights make beau- tiful, takes its ima... ...ed be lost, the lineaments of our faces return so feebly that a pearl on a white brow comes not less readily to our eyes, so I saw many faces eager to... ...he rhyme’s sake. “Mansionem Deus haber non potest ubi charitas non est” B. Alberti Magni, De adhoerendo Deo, c. xii. 7 To learn from her what was the... ... load upon his shoulder at his own will, without the turn- ing both of the white and of the yellow key. 6 And let him deem every permutation foolish,... ...ne who is nearest to me on the right was my brother and master; and he was Albert of Cologne, 14 and I Thomas of Aquino. If thus of all the rest thou... ...ot distracted by the allurement of worldly things. 14 The learned Doctor, Albertus Magnus. 41 Dante – Paradise that it pleases in Paradise. 15 The ...

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...no son owes more unto his father. 5 He wore a long beard and mingled with white hair, like his locks, of which a double list fell upon his breast. Th... ...cales that fall from her hand when she exceeds; 1 so that where I was the white and red cheeks of the beautiful Aurora by too much age were becoming ... ...rger. Then on each side of it appeared to me a something, I know not what, white, and beneath, little by little, another came forth from it. My Master... ...cted by the spurs, since thou didst put thy hand upon the bridle. O German Albert, who abandonest her who has become untamed and savage, and oughtest ... ...God has ordained, —”Render unto Caesar the things which are Caesar’s.” 11 Albert of Hapsburg, son of the Emperor Rudolph, was elected King of the Rom... ...ew, John, called the parricide, in 1308, at Konigsfelden. The successor of Albert was Henry VII. of Luxemborg, who came to Italy in 1311, was crowned ... ...e with my finger,” and he pointed to a spirit in advance, 7 “was a better smith of the maternal speech. In verses of love, and prose of romances, he ...

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...Hey now, lads, let us moisten ourselves, it will be time to dry hereafter. White wine here, wine, boys! Pour out all in the name of Lucifer, fill here... ...a Christi, it is of the best grape! I’faith, pure Greek, Greek! O the fine white wine! upon my conscience, it is a kind of taffetas wine,—hin, hin, it... ...s father ordained to have clothes made to him in his own livery, which was white and blue. T o work then went the tailors, and with great expedition w... ...hough they used all the means that are found in Vitruvius de Architectura, Albertus de Re Aedificatoria, Euclid, Theon, Archimedes, and Hero de Ingeni... ... giant, but he did him no more hurt than you would do with a fillip upon a smith’s anvil. In the (mean) time Loupgarou was drawing his mace out of the... ... the poet blazons? Nay, I am neither a cripple, coiner of false money, nor smith, as he was. My wife possibly will be as comely and handsome as ever w... ...rds dis- solute mariners and seafaring men, in Vulcan, towards loi- tering smiths and forgemen; and so throughout the rest. Now, on the contrary, this... ...D. Thom, in secunda, secundae Q. I. 168. Quoted in very good purpose by D. Albert de Rosa, who fuit magnus practicus, and a solemn doctor, as Barbatia... ...nt verba placentia Papae. Which speech hath been more clearly explained by Albert de Ros, in verbo Roma. Roma manus rodit, quas rodere non valet, odi...

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...I refrained from speaking. And lo! coming toward us in a boat, an old man, white with ancient hair, crying, “Woe to you, wicked souls! hope not ever t... ...his prophecy relates to the dissensions and violence of the parties of the Whites and the Blacks by which Florence was rent. The “savage party” was th... ... the Blacks by which Florence was rent. The “savage party” was that of the Whites, who were mainly Ghibellines. The “one who even now is tack- ing” wa... ...im, cried out, “Such as I was alive, such am I dead. Though Jove weary his smith, from whom in wrath he took the sharp thunderbolt wherewith on my las... ...hese two, the valley whence the Bisenzio descends belonged to their father Albert, and to them. 8 From one body they issued, and all Caina 9 thou ma... ...ait here for me, so that I may free me from a doubt by 8 They were of the Alberti, counts of Mangona, in T uscany, and had killed each other. 9 The ...

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... out of the door and went up to the jailer. She had on a grey cloak over a white jacket and petticoat. On her feet she wore linen stockings and prison... ...t she wore linen stockings and prison shoes, and round her head was tied a white ker- chief, from under which a few locks of black hair were brushed o... ...d over the forehead with evident intent. The face of the woman was of that whiteness peculiar to people who have lived long in confinement, and which ... ...took an isvostchik and drove her to the notori- ous house kept by Carolina Albertovna Kitaeva. From that day a life of chronic sin against human and d... ...is presence gave the money. “Belease to giff it accurately,” said Carolina Albertovna Kitaeva. The attendant was hurt by her want of confidence, and t... ...ther like himself, who had lost his place before the prisoner had, a lock- smith by trade and a drunkard. One night, those two, both drunk, broke the ... ...he chains on the dead man’s feet. “I’ll have them taken off; we have got a smith about, the Lord be thanked,” said the inspector, and blew up his chee... ...he tea, got the four-cornered decanter out of his travelling case and some Albert biscuits, and having placed all this on the cloth he again turned to...

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...the ships to be prepared, and he and his soldiers embarked, watch- ing the white cliffs on the other side of the sea grow higher and higher as he came... ... to go and fight in the East re- ceived a cross cut out into cloth, red or white, to wear on his shoulder. Many thousands promised to go on this crusa... ...egged to have the honor of taking him across in his new vessel, called the White Ship. Henry could not change his own plans; but, as the man begged so... ...d him out and took him to a blacksmith to have chains put on his feet; the smith however said he would never forge chains for the man who had saved hi... ...p from her throne to help him. Three years later she was married to Prince Albert of Saxe- Coburg, a most excellent men, who made it his whole busi- n... ...ll the nation had a grievous loss in the death of the good Prince Consort, Albert, who died of a fever at Windsor Castle, and was mourned for by every... ...ll be over. All the nation rejoiced very much when the queen’s eldest son, Albert Edward, the Prince of Wales, married Alexandra, daughter to the king...

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...he two rows of English people who were sitting at the table; at the row of white bottles of water and red bottles of wine that ran between the English... ...ter- pillar in a swarm of ants. One of the little boys fell down, and some white bullocks came out of an arch- way. Indeed, if it had not been for the... ...o is most informa- tion.) Then Miss Lavish darted under the archway of the white bullocks, and she stopped, and she cried: “A smell! a true Florentine... ...very reason to hope that I am first in the field. He has bought Cissie and Albert from Mr. Flack!” “Has he indeed?” said Cecil, trying to recover him-... ... flippant? But his stiffness remained, and, though he asked who Cissie and Albert might be, he still thought Mr. Beebe rather a bounder. “Unpardonable... ...ion! To have stopped a week at Windy Corner and not to have met Cissie and Albert, the semi-detached villas that have been run up opposite the church!... ...aw Cecil himself, turning over the pages of a novel. It was a new one from Smith’s library. Her mother must have returned from the station. “Once a ca...

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...s the flowerets, by nocturnal chill, Bowed down and closed, when the sun whitens them, Uplift themselves all open on their stems; Such I became wi... ..., Cried: “Such as I was living, am I, dead. If Jove should weary out his smith, from whom He seized in anger the sharp thunderbolt, Wherewith up... ...of my sight, Another of them saw I, red as blood, Display a goose more white than butter is. And one, who with an azure sow and gravid Emblazone... ...one, who with an azure sow and gravid Emblazoned had his little pouch of white, Said unto me: “What dost thou in this moat? Now get thee gone; and... ...fraid to show yourselves to me.” “I of Arezzo was,” one made reply, “And Albert of Siena had me burned; But what I died for does not bring me here... ...The valley whence Bisenzio descends Belonged to them and to their father Albert. They from one body came, and all Caina Thou shalt search through,... ... spur corrected, Since thou hast laid thy hand upon the bridle. O German Albert! who abandonest Her that has grown recalcitrant and savage, And ... ...here he pointed at a spirit in front, “Was of the mother tongue a better smith. Verses of love and proses of romance, He mastered all; and let the...

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...some deal perplexed was her sprite, Her damask late, now changed to purest white. XXVII The news of this mishap spread far and near, The people ran, b... ...or be displeased, I say you judge amiss, At every shot look not to hit the white, All what the enchanter did persuade you, is Against the lore of Maco... ...und, His pride hath lost the praise his prowess won; And that kind pair in white all armed round, Is Edward and Gildippes, who begun Through love the ... ..., no time comes wrong: In every street new weapons forged were, By cunning smiths, sweating with labor long; While thus the careful prince provision m... ...en change of fortune stroke, He won, and on all Italy laid the yoke. LXXVI Albert his son the Germans warred among, And there his praise and fame was ...

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... remarkable instance of this occurred in the end of the 13th century, when Albert of Austria became Em- peror, and when, possibly, for the first time,... ...cheaply far than bondage. RUD. What can we, A shepherd race, against great Albert’s hosts? ATTING. Learn, foolish boy, to know this shepherd race! I k... ...d). Then take your place. STAUFF. Not I. Some older man. HOFE. Ulrich, the smith, is the most aged here. MAUER. A worthy man, but not a freeman; no!— ... ... a charm about them—that’s the truth. Dost see those glaciers yonder—those white horns— That seem to melt away into the sky? WALT. They are the peaks ... ...u by the news? STAUFF. ’Tis true! Near Bruck, by the assassin’s hand, King Albert fell. A most trustworthy man, John Muller, from Schaffhausen, brough...

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...oy and more- power-to-your-elbow business is as peculiar to England as the Albert Hall concerts of Irish music are? No Irishman ever talks like that i... ...ionate dream] But your wits can’t thicken in that soft moist air, on those white springy roads, in those misty rushes and brown bogs, on those hillsid... .... Over the brow, in the desolate valley beyond, is a round tower. A lonely white high road trend- ing away westward past the tower loses itself at the... ...sh sky. The sun is setting. A man with the face of a young saint, yet with white hair and perhaps 50 years on his back, is standing near the stone in ... ...n hwat the pig did to his cloes. Patsy had two fingers out o jynt; but the smith pulled them sthraight for him. Oh, you never heard such a hullaballoo...

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...bouts, dressed in a professional-looking black frock- 19 Shaw coat with a white linen collar and black silk tie. He is of the energetic, scientific t... ...but— HIGGINS [storming on] Take all her clothes off and burn them. Ring up Whiteley or somebody for new ones. Wrap her up in brown paper till they com... ... lady in a simple blue cotton kimono printed 39 Shaw cunningly with small white jasmine blossoms. Mrs. Pearce is with her. He gets out of her way def... ... of sin comparable to the most sensational feats of General Booth or Gypsy Smith. Clara’s snobbery went bang. Life suddenly began to move with her. Wi... ...p is in the arcade of a railway station not very far from the Victoria and Albert Museum; and if you live in that neighborhood you may go there any da...

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...aterials of which a steam en gine is made? Young Man. Iron, steel, brass, white metal, and so on. O.M. Where are these found? Y.M. In the rocks. O.M.... ... and barren of interest, the other one full of interest, inflamed with it, white hot with it. I commanded my mind to busy itself solely with the dull ... ...apter.” Four months later—almost to the day—(April 21st) he was with Jean. Albert Bigelow Paine. Stormfield, Christmas Eve, 11 A.M., 1909. What Is Ma... ...ng a year, and at the beginning and end of each reign I drove a three foot white pine stake in the turf by the road side and wrote the name and dates... ...oung men they were, too—of good families, and brought up in the church. Ed Smith, the printer’s apprentice, nineteen, had been the head Sunday school ... ...who ever commanded a connected battle front twelve hundred miles long, the smith who welded together the broken parts of a great republic and re estab... ...their warfare by hiding in the bushes and then scalping them. Captain John Smith has been styled the father of his country. His life was saved by his ...

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...bout half my school-days in Georgetown were spent at the school of John D. White, a North Carolinian, and the father of Chilton White who represented ... ...resented the district in Con- gress for one term during the rebellion. Mr. White was al- ways a Democrat in politics, and Chilton followed his fa- the... ...ely used there, and I was not exempt from its influence. I can see John D. White—the school teacher —now, with his long beech switch always in his han... ...h Scott had in- spired. In fact I regarded General Scott and Captain C. F. Smith, the Commandant of Cadets, as the two men most to be envied in the na... ...o the pommels of their saddles. Sol- diers detailed as teamsters and black smiths would also enter the corral, the former with ropes to serve as halte... ...und occupied by the Mexicans the day before, and selected Cap- tain C. F . Smith, of the artillery, and Captain McCall, of my company, to take one hun... ...r nearest fort. During the debarkation one shot took off the head of Major Albertis. No other, I believe, reached anywhere near the same distance. On ... ...g to get away from Nashville and not to return to it. At this time General Albert Sidney Johnston commanded all the Confederate troops west of the All... ..., nor did I ever see it in print; neither did I receive an answer. General Albert Sidney Johnston, who commanded the Confederate forces at the beginni...

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...gth—it was fitted up with the simple taste of its owner. The carpet was of white velvet—(laid over several webs of Aubusson, Ispahan, and Axminster, s... ...it trod upon the yielding plain than the shadow did which followed you)—of white velvet, painted with flow- ers, arabesques, and classic figures, by S... ... and priceless bracelets, bangles, and armlets wound round an arm that was whiter than the ivory grand piano on which it leaned. As Miriam de Mendoza ... ... cognizances to the ancient people: you Sax- ons call yourselves Brown, or Smith, or Rodgers,” Rafael ob- served to his friend; and, drawing the instr... ...ess. I had purchased from Murat a very fine Irish horse, Buga- boo, out of Smithereens, by Fadladeen, which ran into the French ranks at Salamanca, wi... ...tel de l’Ail,” and who therefore didn’t un- derstand him. “I wish to be at Smithfield at 6 hours to see the 61 Burlesques men sell their wives.” And ... ...rt, and a—hupp! which made all his horses stop stock-still at an instant. “Albert!” screamed my dear Jemmy: “Albert! Bahbahbah— baron!” The Sarmatian ...

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...some deal perplexed was her sprite, Her damask late, now changed to purest white. XXVII The news of this mishap spread far and near, The people ran, b... ...or be displeased, I say you judge amiss, At every shot look not to hit the white, All what the enchanter did persuade you, is Against the lore of Maco... ...und, His pride hath lost the praise his prowess won; And that kind pair in white all armed round, Is Edward and Gildippes, who begun Through love the ... ..., no time comes wrong: In every street new weapons forged were, By cunning smiths, sweating with labor long; While thus the careful prince provision m... ...en change of fortune stroke, He won, and on all Italy laid the yoke. LXXVI Albert his son the Germans warred among, And there his praise and fame was ... ...ssible are all these things, 140 Albazar with his mace Ernesto slew, 211 Albert his son the Germans warred among, 391 Alcides there sat telling tal...