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...hen we have the Bible? Why consider us to be animals when we then may be forced to drop the idea of an afterlife? We think we know it all. And ther... ... meaning ‗in‘ is inserted, so it means ‗all in god‘. God is the animating force of nature, its soul. But god is not synonymous with nature. It is so... ... monotheistic, we can find evidence of panenthism, with a God that is the force behind all nature, in early orthodox writings and in later Reformed ... ...smoke more often than your Americans 90 did, however. But 26% of your teenage girls have sexually transmitted diseases, 50% of Blacks and 20% of... ...ifty times higher than had previously been estimated. ―The U.S. teen Chlamydia rate is fifty times higher than that of France. The gonorrhe... ...The syphilis rate is more than triple the European rate. ―The teen pregnancy rate is four times higher than that of France, and France ha... ...r of the pyramids or the delicate exquisiteness of the Taj Mahal. From the aqua apron leading up to the flawless white marble mausoleum, to the semi-... ...to move and gives them some potential for taking care of their needs like hunger and breathing. They have vision, hearing and other senses. ... ...defense to save itself from enemies that need not have been foes. But the hunger for economic, religious or territorial control of the leaders trumps...

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...pointed to the command of an expedition against Mexico -- How he recruited his force -- In the idol temples of Yucatan -- A battle with the natives --... ... on the lake -- A demonstration towards destroying the sacrificial altars -- A force sent against Cortez by the Spanish sovereign -- A forced march of... ..., and daily the captains report to the Admiral the number of those who died of hunger and thirst. Nine weeks and a half. The cry is raised, "land ahea... ...n. The little water that remains is yellow and foul. Nineteen men have died of hunger; thirty-seven are sick and can do no work. There are not enough ... ... days after his escape he could journey only by night, and his sufferings from hunger were frightful. He ate such roots or herbs as he could dig from ... ... of no small importance. Unfortunately, his father died when Thomas was in his teens, and being the eldest son, he came directly into possession of a ... ...dish, and brought as a present a wine which was represented to be as strong as aqua-vitæ. The secretary was received on board, and was treated in the ... ...ery inferior to those used by the New Zealanders, which proved them to be less aquatic in their habits; indeed, the New Zealanders were as essentially... ...dling of canoes. But their most striking characteristic was displayed in their aquatic habits, being apparently as natural in the sea as on land, and ...

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...tue is not less valid in the mouth of him who hates it, forasmuch as truth forces it from him, and if he will not inwardly receive it, he at least put... ...o bella sub Ilio Quo Chium pretio cadum Mercemur, quis aquam temperet ignibus, Quo praebente domum, et quota, ... ...own, and I care not to how many, provided it be truly; or to say better, I hunger for nothing; but I mortally hate to be mistaken by those who happen ... ...or the porter or cobbler, toiled and tired out as they are with labour and hunger? “Num tu, qux tenuit dives Achaemenes, Aut pingu... ...e maritali nemo confossus adulter Purpureo Stygias sanguine tinxit aquas.” [“Never did adulterer slain by a husband stain with purple blood th... ...not to be augmented by the mind, and inge- niously warns us not to stir up hunger by saturity; not to stuff, instead of merely filling, the belly; to ... ...th sun, the world was twenty-five years in perpetual darkness: in the fif- teenth of which a man and a woman were created, who re- stored the human ra... ... “Aut verberatae grandine vineae, Fundusque mendax, arbore nunc aquas Culpante, nunc torrentia agros Sidera, nunc hyeme... ...hat is ten leagues: far or near? If near, what is eleven, twelve, or thir- teen, and so by degrees. In earnest, if there be a woman who can tell her h...

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....................................................... 119 CHAPTER XX OF THE FORCE OF IMAGINATION ......................................................... ...racter and on principle, he belonged, like all the great minds of the six- teenth century, to that political sect which sought to im- prove, without d... ...cceeding his own age, his genius grew into just appreciation in the seven- teenth century, when such great spirits arose as La Bruyere, Moliere, La Fo... ...ving here and there in the vague expanse of the imagination— “Sicut aqua tremulum labris ubi lumen ahenis, Sole repercussum, aut radian... ...chronicle he was then compiling, when he was gone no farther than the fif- teenth or sixteenth of our kings: “Illud in his rebus non addunt: nec ... ...isces, animosaque signa Leonis, Lotus et Hesperia quid Capricornus aqua,” [“What influence Pisces have, or the sign of angry Leo, or Capricorn... ...to be walled up, and by this means starved Pausanias, so that he died with hunger, &c. (lib. xi. cap. 10., of Amyot’s transla- tion). The name of Paus... ...k the First halves were begging at their doors, lean and half-starved with hunger and poverty; and they thought it strange that these necessitous halv... ...shots are levelled; and that other all over scars, pale, and fainting with hunger, and yet resolved rather to die than to open the gates to him; dost ...

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...d at times a tussle, And for their AEneids, Iliads, and Odysseys, Were forced to make an odd sort! of apology, For Donna Inez dreaded the Myth... ... In Spain, you know, this is a sort of sin); When proud Granada fell, and, forced to fly, Boabdil wept, of Donna Julia’s kin Some went to Afri... ...Battista; though (a name call’d shortly Tita), Was lost by getting at some aqua vita. Pedro, his valet, too, he tried to save, But the same ca... ... With their one oar (I wish they had had a pair) What could they do? and hunger’s rage grew wild: So Juan’s spaniel, spite of his entreating, ... ...anded, In silent horror, and their distribution Lull’d even the savage hunger which demanded, Like the Promethean vulture, this pollution; ... ...eautiful was she, Her dowry was as nothing to her smiles: Still in her teens, and like a lovely tree She grew to womanhood, and between whil... ...nly aged — what her years might be I know not, never counting past their teens; But there she slept, not quite so fair to see, As ere that a... ...your luxurious meals: He fought, but has not fed so well of late. Some hunger, too, they say the people feels:— There is no doubt that you des... ...continue: though her years were waning Her climacteric teased her like her teens; And though her dignity brook’d no complaining, So much did J...

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... in May. On his arrival in France his restless and wandering dispo- sition forced him continually to change his residence, and acquired for him the ti... ...s immovable, and resolutely determined to suffer death rather than submit. Force, at length, was obliged to yield to the diabolical infatuation of a c... ...y scruples the persuasions of M. de Pontverre, the dread of perishing with hunger, the pleasures I promised myself from the journey, and hope of obtai... ... me to this degree? At the age I then was, does the fear of perishing with hunger give such alarms? No: I declare with as much truth as pride, that it... ...ost myself, and after several hours’ useless walking, weary, fainting with hunger and thirst, I entered a peasant’s hut, which had not indeed a very p... ...arders and their friends, and among the rest, with a young person of four- teen, called Mademoiselle Serre, whom I did not much no- tice at that time,... ...t in votis: Modus agri non ila magnus Hortus ubi, et leclo vicinus aqua fons; Et paululum sylvae superhis forel. I cannot add, ‘auctiu... ...scribed in the warmest terms of maternal affection: this daughter was fif- teen lively, charming, and of an amiable disposition. Madam de Larnage prom... ...ervant, who made vain inquiries, although after only about twelve or four- teen years, had the registers of the foundling hospital been in order, or t...

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...n which is used to the exclusion of the others, all the activity, address, force, and intelligence which were formerly diffused over his whole body; a... ... “Sir,” said he, “you are aware that Valentine is about to enter her nine- teenth year, which renders it important that she should lose no time in for... ...have this year, you see, eleven, already plucked — twelve, thirteen, four- teen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen. Ah, I miss three, they were he... ...mpany clapped their hands. Four servants carried in two casks covered with aquatic plants, and in each of which was breathing a fish simi- lar to thos... ...ur old landlord!” 219 Alexandre Dumas “Faith, yes,” replied Andrea, whose hunger prevailed over every other feeling. “So you like it, you rogue?” “So... ...e,” said Andrea, “how covetous you are! Two months ago you were dying with hunger.” “The appetite grows by what it feeds on,” said Caderousse, grin- n... ...at you had married Fernand, my calumniator, and that my father had died of hunger!” “Can it be?” cried Mercedes, shuddering. “That is what I heard on ... ...seeing a man in a brown cloak, whom your stepmother was ques- tioning upon aqua tofana? Well, ever since then, the infernal project has been ripening ... ... post on the road from Florence to Rome had just passed the little town of Aquapendente. He was travelling fast enough to cover a great deal of ground...

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...ght of my uncle, and his eyes playing hide and seek with mine, revived the force of my distrust. One thing I discovered, which put me in some doubt. T... ...ound time to open the corner cupboard and bring out a great case bottle of aqua vitae, and now sat with his back towards me at the table. Ever and aga... ...ciety of the cabin-boy so far protected me. Once there, I believed I could force on the visit to the lawyer, even if my uncle were now insincere in pr... ...overed with broken glass and in a horrid mess of blood, which took away my hunger. In all other ways we were in a situation not only agreeable but mer... ...robs (that had two rents to 74 Kidnapped pay, one to King George by stark force, and one to Ardshiel by natural kindness) offered him a better price ... ...ith my wet clothes and weariness, and my belly that now began to ache with hunger, I had enough to trouble me without that. So I set off eastward alon... ... illusion, and taken the trouble to come back. I had starved with cold and hunger on that island for close upon one hundred hours. But for the fishers... ...espatched by an- other hand, that trusty messenger had no more than seven- teen-pence to his whole fortune; and as for James, it appears he had brough...

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... wife of a contractor, a banker, a city man, a broker on a large scale; he forced his way into society with his money, and they say that he is not ver... ...twelve years of the Restoration and did not frequent that temple sacred to hunger and impecunios- ity. There a dinner of three courses, with a quarter... ... he had to do with a bookseller of the old school, a survival of the eigh- teenth century, when booksellers tried to keep Voltaires and Montesquieus s... ...thetic feeling, the dis- tinguished provincial did, as all young creatures hungering for affection are wont to do; he fastened, like a chronic dis- ea... ...s, understanding as much or as little about it as the why and wherefore of forced marches made by the Emperor’s orders. Lucien was inspired with the b... ...ed, a little carelessness might have set the whole quarter blazing in fif- teen minutes, for the plank-built republic, dried by the heat of the sun, a... ...urse, and Paris, generally speaking, crowded the place. Impecunious youth, hungering after lit- erature, took the opportunity of turning over the page... ... pattern repeated at regular intervals, covered the walls, and a series of aqua tints in gilt frames decorated the apart- ment, where Vernou sat at ta... ...mitator with an appearance of genius. The concise grand style of the eigh- teenth century is lacking; you show that the author substi- tutes events fo...

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...much vital strength, is capable of begetting chil- dren; and also that the force of the procreating matter in- creases till 45, 50, and 55, and then b... ...ny things, to accumulate seed, and also to augment it; and other things of force to cause desire, as hen eggs, pheasants, woodcocks, gnat-snappers, bl... ... best time to beget a female is, when the moon is in the wane, in Libra or Aquaries. Advicenne says, that when the menses are spent and the womb clean... ...rachms of the electuary diasatu. Galen allows diuretical remedies, such as aqua petrofolma. If the discharge be angry, treat it with syrup of roses, v... ... or oil of violets; to take away the moisture, use honey of roses, and let aqua mollis be dropped into the ears; or take virgin honey, half an ounce; ... ... prescribe that men should eat when they have an appetite? A. Because much hunger and empti- ness will fill the stomach with naughty rotten humours, w... ...t measures the moon, as she ends her course in twenty-nine days, and four- teen hours. Q. Why do they continue longer with some than others, as with s... ... more cold, and digest less. Q. How much, and from what cause do we suffer hunger better than thirst? A. When the stomach hath nothing else to consume... ...ours which it findeth most ready and most at hand; and therefore we suffer hunger better than thirst, because the heat hath noth- ing to refresh itsel...

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...too dangerous. Thus, for instance, the old Fabliaux—the Farces of the fif- teenth century, the story-tellers of the sixteenth—reveal one of the sides,... ...e case wherein it was. Notwithstanding these admonitions, she did eat six- teen quarters, two bushels, three pecks and a pipkin full. O the fair fecal... ...nk like a T emplar knight. And I, tanquam sponsus. And I, sicut terra sine aqua. Give me a synonymon for a gammon of bacon. It is the compul- 49 Rabe... ... eight hun- dred and thirteen ells of white satin, and for his points fif- teen hundred and nine dogs’ skins and a half. Then was it that men began to... ...with salt, oil, and vinegar. Quum irasceretur furor eorum in nos, forsitan aqua absorbuisset nos; when he drank the great draught. Torrentem pertransi... ...f his water carried us to the thicket. Forsitan pertransisset anima nostra aquam intolerabilem; that is, the water of his urine, the flood whereof, cu... ...es. For, according to the sentence of Hippocrates, Youth is im- patient of hunger, chiefly if it be vigorous, lively, frolic, brisk, stirring, and bou... ...ort. Just so is it with those who are tormented with the grievous pangs of hunger. The stomach begins to gnaw, and bark, as it were, the eyes to look ... ...ood for the death of Patroclus, the most intimate friend of Achilles, till hunger in a rage declared herself, and their bellies protested 345 Rabelai...

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... Edmund Andros intended at once to strike terror by a parade of mili- tary force, and to confound the opposite faction by possess- ing himself of thei... ...Had I bedizened my aged and broken frame with scarlet and embroidery—had I forced my withered lips to smile at my dead heart—that might have been mock... ...his simple piece of crape, that more than one woman of delicate nerves was forced to leave the meeting-house. Yet perhaps the pale-faced congregation ... ...eaten enough to bear him to his journey’s end. T rouble not thyself for my hunger, kind friend, for I have lacked food many times ere now.” The travel... ...fore, carried into the uninhabited wilderness, and left to perish there by hunger or wild beasts. This was no uncommon method of 49 Hawthorne disposi... ...r had been smoked within his premises—many a glass of wine, or more potent aqua vitae, had been quaffed—many a dinner had been eaten by curious strang... ...an almost queenly stateliness with the grace and beauty of a maiden in her teens. A singu- lar tale had gone abroad among the ladies of the province, ...

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...he parish. His goods are distrained, his children are crying with cold and hunger, and the very bed on which his sick wife is ly- ing, is dragged from... ...aced the name from her brass door-plate, in his attempts to polish it with aqua-fortis. But all this is nothing to his seditious conduct in public lif... ...further preface. The four Miss Willises, then, settled in our parish thir- teen years ago. It is a melancholy reflection that the old adage, ‘time and... ... the floor, and seen how savagely she struck the infant when it cried with hunger, you’d have shuddered as much as I did. There they remained all the ... ... feeble singer of this roaring song may turn away, only to die of cold and hunger. One o’clock! Parties returning from the different the- atres foot i... ...s occasionally disported himself on the Thames, must be connected with his aquatic recreations. Who ever heard of a successful water-party?—or to put ... ...m his state of uncertainty, starts up into activity. They approach in full aquatic costume, with round blue jackets, striped shirts, and caps of all s... ...was done before the curtain rose, usually commencing with ‘It is now nine- teen years, my dear child, since your blessed mother (here the old villain’... ...th began scream- ing in the loudest key of her voice, at the rate of four- teen screams a minute; and being unsuccessful, in an onslaught on the eyes ...

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