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...they herded a man, woman and child to the spot where she stood. The small family was unceremoniously pushed to the ground in front of her feet, maki... ...place. Marble statues and busts of deceased ancestors and other important family personages were strategically placed, instilling awe, fear and inti... ...t by the young, and the reasons why he stayed with this very dysfunctional family. He sighed, got out and froze. Something was wrong. Jacques shed h... ...nt him to remember his failure as Beta and Chief Enforcer to the Le Croix family.” “Yes, my Alpha. It shall be as you command.” Zina grinned and hung... ...rd and his gang.” “I just got here and do not have all the reports. Bring Byron to me now.” Henry turned to Boris. “Contact the Council. Let them kn... ...ecided he might as well be profitable while waiting. A few minutes later, Byron arrived, followed by Naiya, Boris, and Jacques. “Well?” Henry impati... ...ere is talk of replacing him soon.” “Is that so, Boris? Good to know. Now, Byron, you are my best tracker. Find Laylah and bring her back here.” “Hen... ...led the house. I should be the one to bring her back.” “Permission denied. Byron is more than capable. You need to figure out how they got through a ... ...rk. I refuse to be blindsided again.” “But!” “I have spoken. That is all. Byron, go with Naiya. She can give you something of Laylah’s to track her ...

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... years after the birth of Abraham. Why do the Bible call it Ur Kasdim? Abraham's family are described as pastoral nomads. Wandering shepherds rar... ...d to allow his body onto its soil. It took 12 years of constant petitioning by the family to let his remains be interred in the country that he hel... ...hough most fingerprints recovered from crime scenes are partial. In the case of Byron Mitchell, in 1998, two latent prints were said to substant... ... as Mahatma "Great Souled") Gandhi (1869-1948). He was NOT born to a poor Indian family. His father was dewan (chief minister) of Porbandar, the... ...was Gujarati. He wanted to be a medical doctor - more precisely, a surgeon. His family forced his to study law. His first political activity w... ...anatically religious mother, Augusta, and his older brother, Henry, on a 195- acres family homestead outside Plainfield, Wisconsin. His father, Geor...

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...rring situation with photographs typically involves the reprinting of old family photographs for preservation, sentimental, or nostalgic purposes. U... ...you know, the customer’s upset and rightfully so because they can’t get a family photograph. And we’re in a situation as a retailer ... ...s where individuals give personal effects to a museum upon the death of a family member, or where a scholar donates professional writings to a libra... ...ps the most common involves a user who wishes to make a reproduction of a family photograph, but the original photographer is unidentifiable, or lon... ...(71); Bowns (84); Mahon (233); Rush (265). 86 See, e.g., Grudecki (110) (family photos); Grimsley (119) (family photos); Stevenson (150) (family ph... ...tner Joseph Getchel Jessica Jones Irons/National Humanities Alliance Byron F. Stone John Ganly Nicolas Sincaglia and Joy O’Shell Heidi Mehl...

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...rring situation with photographs typically involves the reprinting of old family photographs for preservation, sentimental, or nostalgic purposes. U... ...you know, the customer’s upset and rightfully so because they can’t get a family photograph. And we’re in a situation as a retailer ... ...s where individuals give personal effects to a museum upon the death of a family member, or where a scholar donates professional writings to a libra... ...ps the most common involves a user who wishes to make a reproduction of a family photograph, but the original photographer is unidentifiable, or lon... ...(71); Bowns (84); Mahon (233); Rush (265). 86 See, e.g., Grudecki (110) (family photos); Grimsley (119) (family photos); Stevenson (150) (family ph... ...tner Joseph Getchel Jessica Jones Irons/National Humanities Alliance Byron F. Stone John Ganly Nicolas Sincaglia and Joy O’Shell Heidi Mehl...

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...lives who is living with HIV. I name the friend I’ve never met in person. Byron is a former Broadway actor and author. As kind as he is handsome and... ...former Broadway actor and author. As kind as he is handsome and talented, Byron has sent me notes of encouragement and support during some very dark... ...re the Castle is a 17-year-old bluestocking, living with her impoverished family in an English castle during the war years. I am completely hooked by... ...me by on his hospital chaplain rounds and say hello, pray with me and any family member who was there and then go on his way. When I got out of the h... ...eople, many of them close to my age. I liked Pastor Russ and also Pastor Byron, who was in charge of the youth ministry. I don't know who was more... ... to The Beatles." I didn't feel inclined to talk to him after that. Pastor Byron and his wife moved away to run a halfway house for troubled teens who... ...n sanctuary to watch a video presentation by James Dobson of Focus on the Family. The little Christian Church had affiliated with them and I remembe... ...r get a sitter or go to Denny's." Well, when I start to consider that the family at Denny's, or even McDonald's, may have saved up for their less ex...

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...rring situation with photographs typically involves the reprinting of old family photographs for preservation, sentimental, or nostalgic purposes. U... ...you know, the customer’s upset and rightfully so because they can’t get a family photograph. And we’re in a situation as a retailer ... ...s where individuals give personal effects to a museum upon the death of a family member, or where a scholar donates professional writings to a libra... ...ps the most common involves a user who wishes to make a reproduction of a family photograph, but the original photographer is unidentifiable, or lon... ...(71); Bowns (84); Mahon (233); Rush (265). 86 See, e.g., Grudecki (110) (family photos); Grimsley (119) (family photos); Stevenson (150) (family ph... ...tner Joseph Getchel Jessica Jones Irons/National Humanities Alliance Byron F. Stone John Ganly Nicolas Sincaglia and Joy O’Shell Heidi Mehl...

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...about gay rights be deleted?). For example, Prodigy sought a reputation as a family-friendly service and was more aggres- sive about deleting sensitiv... ...ting Cybercrime: In Search of a Model, 2 J. I. C. L.  T. 58 (2007); Byron Hittle, An Uphill Battle: The Difficulty of Deterring and Detecting ... ...social theory that rejects the devaluation of community. In as- serting that family, friends, and social groups are important to the good life, commun... ...derstandings comprehend a wider subject than the individual alone, whether a family or tribe or city or class or nation or people, to this extent they... ...l law scholar Laurence T ribe was distressed when a statement he posted on a family Web site became the sub- ject of public attention. R, T N...

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...e bounds of the hereditarie and injurious demeanours the children of that family were wont to shew their fathers. 'By custome,' saith Aristotle, 'as... ... for or pleasant voyage soever he undertake, but that taking leave of his family and friends, he shall feele a chilling and panting of the heart, an... ...ged them. There is not much lesse vexation in the government of a private family than in the managing of an entire state: wheresoever the minde is bu... ...their fathers, and that hath not been engraffed into some noble stocke or family. And as good lucke serveth, the basest upstart and most obscure hou... ...cularly to my house? A sonne in law will transferre the same into another family: Some silly upstart purchaser of Armes will make it his chiefe Coat... ...e a business of it: witnesse the recoylings of the Lords of Momorancy and Byron, which therein are forgotten; and which is more, you shall not so mu...

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...r for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Don Juan by George Byron , the Pennsylvania State University, Jim Manis, Faculty Editor, Haz... ...iversity’s Electronic Classics Series. Cover design: Jim Manis; portrait of Byron from a painting by Thomas Philips, 1814 Copyright © 1999 The Pennsy... ...tate University is an equal opportunity University. 1821 DON JUAN by George Byron DEDICATION BOB SOUTHEY! You ‘re a poet — Poet laureate, And r... ... he who understands it would be able To add a story to the Tower of Babel. Byron’s Don Juan “Dedication” 3 You — Gentlemen! by dint of long se... ...not loathe the Sire to laud the Son, But closed the tyrant hater he begun. Byron’s Don Juan “Dedication” 4 Think’st thou, could he— the blind ... ... Like garden gods — and not so decent either. The Missal too (it was the family Missal) Was ornamented in a sort of way Which ancient mass b... ... many a sparkling hearth was bright With the piled wood, round which the family crowd; There ‘s something cheerful in that sort of light, Ev... ...nidada,’ Was steering duly for the port Leghorn; For there the Spanish family Moncada Were settled long ere Juan’s sire was born: They wer... ...g by land or water, Most naturally some small doubt inspires— A female family ‘s a serious matter (None trusts the sex more, or so much admire...

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...e Bernard Shaw A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication Cashel Byron’s Profession by George Bernard Shaw is a publication of the Pennsylva... ...document or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Cashel Byron’s Profession by George Bernard Shaw, the Pennsylvania State Universit... ...iversity is an equal opportunity university. 3 George Bernard Shaw Cashel Byron’s Profession By George Bernard Shaw PROLOGUE I MONCRIEF HOUSE, Panley... ...nes, lumps of bread, and such other projectiles as were at hand. 4 Cashel Byron’s Profession On this rainy spring afternoon a brougham stood at the d... ...ourse—on the common. Apart from the deception practised, I think 6 Cashel Byron’s Profession the taste they betrayed a dangerous one; and I felt boun... ...private instructions. One of these, which excited great indignation in his family, was that his body should be 27 George Bernard Shaw conveyed to Mil... ... rose and went to the door, where she stopped to say, “You do not know our family circumstances. I will go now and try to prevail on my mother to let ... ... “He has done so well in the colonies that he has indulged himself and his family with a trip to England. His arrival made quite a sensation in this c... ...S had elapsed a letter came for Cashel as he sat taking tea with the Skene family. When he saw the hand- writing, a deep red color mounted to his temp...

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...om the comfortable curves of his figure you can see that he has a wife and family, a country house, and an account with the Bank of France. He descend... ...in the heart of woman. No one, be she lady or lorette, a young mother of a family, a respectable tradesman’s wife, a woman of easy virtue, a duch- ess... ...art II tentous Gaudissart advances like a romantic character out of one of Byron’s poems. If she is a city madam, the oldest is put forward. He brings... ...tarts, in an awkward fashion invented in Lon- don, and cultivated in every family with patriotic care. “An Englishwoman!” he continued for Bixiou’s ea...

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...nd revolution burst on Monsieur de Fontaine he was encumbered with a large family. Though it was no part of the noble gentlemen’s views to solicit fav... ..., to the monarch’s remembrance, he was no longer satisfied with taking his family, as he had piously done every Sunday, to cry “Vive le Roi” in the ha... ... Sunday, to cry “Vive le Roi” in the hall of the T uileries when the royal family passed through on their way to chapel; he craved the favor of a priv... ...e venerable group, which formed a respectful semi-circle before the august family; then, having extricated his sword, not without some difficulty, fro... ...omte de Fontaine’s good sense, wit, and tact, every member of his numerous family, however young, ended, as he jestingly told his Sovereign, in attach... ...turned his head, and bent it a little to the right like Alexander, or Lord Byron, and some other great men, for the sole purpose of attracting attenti...

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...t, feels that her birth authorizes her to claim issue from a parliamentary family. This conviction explains why the lady, who is somewhat blotched as ... ...ity, to say a few words as to the present destina- tion of the Latournelle family,—the head clerk being included in the latter term. Ingouville is to ... ...ere he remained, in Vilquin’s pocket as it were; at the heart of Vilquin’s family life, observing Vilquin, irritating Vilquin,— in short, the gadfly o... ...ack, lean as a consumptive, but nevertheless vigorously framed—visited the family of his former master and the house of his cashier less from affectio... ... Hugo. I’m sure I don’t know where such people” (Vic- tor Hugo, Lamartine, Byron being such people to the Ma- dame Latournelles of the bourgeoisie) “g... ... the book in English. But I cer- tainly sha’n’t learn English to read Lord Byron when I didn’t learn it to teach Exupere. I much prefer the novels of ... ...t to be very glad that she goes into these enthusiasms for the corsairs of Byron and the heroes of Walter Scott and your own Germans, Egmont, Goethe, ... ...odern masterpieces of three literatures, English, French, and German. Lord Byron, Goethe, Schiller, Walter Scott, Hugo, Lamartine, Crabbe, Moore, the ... ...py of Rousseau. Or she fancied 44 Modeste Mignon herself the wife of Lord Byron; guessing intuitively his con- tempt for the real, she made herself a...

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...open to seekers after mys- teries. No one knew from what country the Lanty family came, nor to what source—commerce, extortion, piracy, or inheritance... ...hey owed a fortune estimated at several mil- lions. All the members of the family spoke Italian, French, *Macedoine, in the sense in which it is here ... ...ed, and was always quoting M. de Metternich or Wellington. This mysterious family had all the attractiveness of a poem by Lord Byron, whose difficult ... ...ngton. This mysterious family had all the attractiveness of a poem by Lord Byron, whose difficult passages were translated dif- ferently by each perso... ...raic equations, adventurers have many chances in their favor. Even if this family were of gypsy ex- traction, it was so wealthy, so attractive, that f... ...little mysteries. But, unfortunately, the enigmatical history of the Lanty family offered a perpetual subject of curiosity, not unlike that aroused by...

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...ready to give you satisfaction; I fought in July.’ ‘Though the father of a family,’ he replied, ‘I am ready—’ ‘Father of a family!’ I exclaimed; ‘my d... ...azy, idle, happy. You may be as ambi- tious as Napoleon, as poetic as Lord Byron, and yet a power unknown, invisible, will compel you to bury your poe... ...irit which, alas! is yielding, day by day, to that other spirit which Lord Byron has characterized as “English cant.” For his sins, after getting down... ...inter, poet, musician, statesman—and binds itself to pay them over to your family, your heirs, if, by reason of your death, the hopes foundered on you... ...fling sum, a mere nothing, you protect 28 The Illustrious Gaudissart your family from disastrous results at your death—” “But I live,” said the fool.... ...n. “I remarked, Monsieur, that if you die the capital will be paid to your family without discussion.” “Without discussion?” “Yes, unless there were s...

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...ill told to travellers through the Notch, of the destruction of the Willey family in August, 1826. The house occupied by the family was on the slope o... ...eat landslide took place. The house was in the track of the slide, and the family rushed out of doors. Had they remained within they would have been s... ...all its fea tures. And what was the Great Stone Face? Embosomed amongst a family of lofty mountains, there was a valley so spacious that it con taine... ...OUS GUEST THE AMBITIOUS GUEST THE AMBITIOUS GUEST O NE S EPTEMBER NIGHT a family had gathered round their hearth, and piled it high with the driftwoo... ...d the ‘herb, heart’s ease,’ in the bleakest spot of all New England. (This family were situated in the Notch of the White Hills, where the wind was sh... ... opera glass set in gold, and seemed to be making a quotation from some of Byron’s rhapsodies on mountain scen ery. There was also a trader, returnin...

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... to speak, it will not be out of place to give some account of him and his family. This diplomate, a man of four-and-thirty, who had been married abou... ...rty, who had been married about six years, was the living portrait of Lord Byron. The familiarity of that face makes a description of the Consul’s unn... ...ver, be noted that there was no affectation in his dreamy expression. Lord Byron was a poet, and the Consul was poetical; women know and recognize the... ...ri- ously sought out by the sculptor David to grace a tomb. This beautiful family was the object of Camille’s secret study. It struck Mademoiselle des... ...ne, you will do me the honor of dining here every Monday. That will be our family dinner, our family party.’ “My uncle and the Count then began to tal... ... but obedience and beauty. By exalting the soul above the body, the modern family in Europe—a daugh- ter of Christ—invented indissoluble marriage, and... ...my purely physical resemblance—with the exception of his club foot—to Lord Byron. It was tacitly acknowledged that her own troubles, as to which she k... ...ery Saturday! In short, I like M. Gaudissart’s gold pieces as much as Lord Byron, your double, liked Mr. Murray’s.’ “ ‘This is not becoming in a woman... ...already reasserted their mastery. She said: “ ‘Do you know why I like Lord Byron so much? It is because he suffered as animals do. Of what use are com...

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...presents as many idiosyncracies as there are varieties of men in the great family of France. It is extremely curious and amus- ing to listen to the di... ...nd resignation, crime and devotion, the Donna Julia and the Haidee of Lord Byron. The former guardsman stayed, with apparent impertinence, after the o... ...e and integrity are. Oh! how your laugh wounded me. Reflect on that ruined family, always in distress; poor young girls who have reason to curse you d... ...s a year,’—that silly wish we all make, laughing; to bring opu- lence to a family sitting by the light of one miserable lamp over a poor turf fire!—no...

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...days when cash had begun to flow in plenteously to the young father of the family, he had taken it into his head to build for himself, or rather for h... ...he had enjoyed for some time past. In the course of the next fortnight the family arrange- ments all altered themselves. Unless when Beckard was ther... ... Dunn would read to them; not sermons, but pas- sages from Shakspeare, and Byron, and Longfellow. “He reads much better than Mr. Beckard,” Susan had s... ...e went to hear Mr. Beckard preach, and walked to and from meeting with the family. This pleased Mrs. Bell, and they were all very gracious that aftern... ...ta; but as yet he had not done so. And, as he was still a stranger in the family, she did not like in any way to compromise Susan’s name. Indirectly ... ... approved, it was thought well that Hetta should know her future husband’s family. So she went for a week, and Mr. Beckard went with her. “He will b...

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...r Walter had improved it by adding, for the information of himself and his family, these words, after the date of Mary’s birth—”Married, December 16, ... ... wife. Then followed the history and rise of the ancient and re- spectable family, in the usual terms; how it had been first settled in Cheshire; how ... ... with Elizabeth, for Mary had merely connected herself with an old country family of respectability and large fortune, and had therefore given all the... ...ks of everybody else; for he could plainly see how old all the rest of his family and ac- quaintance were growing. Anne haggard, Mary coarse, every fa... ...ointment, moreover, which that book, and especially the history of her own family, must ever present 7 Jane Austen the remembrance of. The heir presu... ...and they walked together some time, talking as before of Mr Scott and Lord Byron, and still as unable as before, and as unable as any other two reader... ...dieus to the Cobb. Anne found Captain Benwick again drawing near her. Lord Byron’s “dark blue seas” could not fail of being brought for- ward by their... ...n cheerfulness, and she would learn to be an enthusiast for Scott and Lord Byron; nay, that was 133 Jane Austen probably learnt already; of course th...