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...pleasure driven behavior. So I think some have rationalized their way to their atheism rather than reasoned their way.‖ —―Good point, Lee. T... ...t there is no question that his insights were critical to Western thinking. He was one of the great minds of our history.‖ —―Right Lee. I... ...e great, but I think our more important memories are far more often in the areas of power, love and meaning accomplishments.‖ —―Well Lee, F... ...ey fall and are replaced by new dynamic societies whose citizens look to the future and work for their dreams.‖ —―It‘s not all about sex, Lee. S... ...uess those are good sources of power for high school kids.‖ 22 —―Lee, I... ... 51 year. Australia is pretty high too, with over 1 in 5 women being beaten in a year. This compares with 1in 8 in the UK, 1 in 33 in Canada... ...nt, Africa, or the Mid-east, but even in the countries that lead the way in stamping out harassment and abuse in sport are not clean. Norway, Canada... ...girls have been raped by their coaches. Olympic coaches in Ireland and England have been jailed for sexually abusing their female athletes. In Canada... ...e air pollution, the violence, and all. I must spend at least twenty hours a week just dreaming about what it would be like to live in western Canada...

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...eration, and throwing in civili zation and whiskey, ‘for lagniappe;’ and in Canada the French were schooling them in a rudimentary way, missionarying... ...p tied into the Gulf of California, and therefore afforded a short cut from Canada to China. Previously the supposition had been that it emptied into... ...issippi Mark T wain 11 turned back, now, and carried their great news to Canada. But belief is not proof. It was reserved for La Salle to fur nis... ...n, In our towdn did dwed’l (dwell,) She loved her husband dear i lee, But another man twyste as wed’l. Life on the Mississippi M... ...iloo, Ri too, riloo, rilay e, She loved her husband dear i lee, But another man twyste as wed’l. And so on—fourteen verses. I... ...me trip in three days, three hours, and twenty minutes. * In 1870 the “R. E. Lee” did it in three days and ONE hour. This last is called the fastest t... ...d was a shade under fourteen and three eighths miles per hour. In the “R. E. Lee’s” time the distance had di minished to about one thousand and thirt... ... bread pretty soon, but we’ll cotton seed his salad for him from the Gulf to Canada, and that’s a dead certain thing.” Cincinnati glowed and flashed w... ...er his corpse. It is a grim sort of a thought. The relics of St. Anne, up in Canada, have now, after nineteen hundred years, gone to curing the sick b...

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...k for a kiss from such a dear creature as Amelia, I would purchase all Mr. Lee’s conservatories out of hand.) “O heavenly, heavenly flowers!” exclaime... ...res- ently in the same regiment. They had served in the West Indies and in Canada. Their regiment had just come home, and the attachment of Dobbin to ... ...rd enough to pur- chase his majority—or he must sell out and go and dig in Canada, or rough it in a cottage in the country.” With such a 194 V anity ... ...went with George to the depot of his regiment, before the boy embarked for Canada, he gave the officers such a dinner as the Duke of York might have s... ...e old General hoped that the regiment which had helped to beat Montcalm in Canada, and to rout Mr. Washington on Long Island, would prove itself worth...

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...he sea, Can ever dissever my soul from the soul of the beau- tiful Annabel Lee. It came out of the sea—all by itself. I drew that fight, fought out in... ...Torpenhow’s letterpress in the Nungapunga Book. ‘How do they call moose in Canada, Nilghai?’ The man laughed. Singing was his one polite accom- plishm... ...wning mercy of a kindly bullet through his head. Torpenhow knelt under the lee of the camel, with Dick’s body in his arms. To return to the Electronic...

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... looks jolly and good-natured,” said Paulina. “But did you hear what Elsie Lee always calls her, ‘our maiden aunt’?” All three laughed, and Vera added... ...inveigled poor Henry, broke everything hastily off, and shipped him off to Canada to his brothers, George and John. They found some employment for him... ...picious galere,” added Phyllis; “but I own I shall be glad to be under the lee of old England again.” “What was your telegram?” 78 Modern Broods “Bre... ... Alethea and her little Somervilles she had seen en route to 117 Yo n g e Canada, and Phyllis was to come in due time when Bernard Underwood could be... ... trouble at Filsted, his father came and broke it off, and sent him out to Canada, where I fear he did not do well, and nothing has been heard of him ... ...d. 129 Yo n g e “Except an anonymous parcel, returning to the brothers in Canada the sum he had taken with him. Strangely, the clue was not followed ... ...e of him had been lost, except in the restoration to the two broth- ers in Canada. T o the surprise and indignation of Sir Jasper, there had been no a...

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...ge, th ough it could be sailed either by the north of Cataio eastward, or of Canada westward, while our Spanish licensing gags the English press never...

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...e died when I was about seven years old, on one of my master’s farms, near Lee’s Mill. I was not allowed to be present during her illness, at her deat... ...ree. We knew 71 Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass nothing about Canada. Our knowledge of the north did not extend farther than New York; an... ...alker, and should like to go where I could get work. I thought of going to Canada; but he decided against it, and in favor of my going to New Bedford,...

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... either hand, and beyond, was a wholly uninhabited wilderness, stretching to Canada. Neither horse nor cow, nor vehicle of any kind, had ever passed o... ...e country of uninterrupted forest, stretching away up the East Branch toward Canada, on the north and northwest, and toward the Aroostook valley on th... ...t was fairly deposited on the ground. When all were under, we propped up the lee side, and busied ourselves there whittling thole pins for rowing, whe... ... the Jesuit missionaries, accustomed to the St. Lawrence and other rivers of Canada, in their first expeditions to the Abenaquinois, speak of rivers fe... ...h the fact, was, as if we were upon a high table land between the States and Canada, the northern side of which is drained by the St. John and Chaudie... .... Lawrence. His is the only account that I know, of an expedition through to Canada in this direction. He thus describes his first sight of the latter ... ...respecting our course, and inclined to the western shore for the sake of its lee; for otherwise, if the wind should rise, it would be impossible for u... ... these broad lakes raises a sea which will swamp a canoe. Looking off from a lee shore, the surface may appear to be very little agitated, almost smoo... ..., at its narrowest part, to the eastern side, and were soon partly under the lee of the mountain, about a mile north of the Kineo House, having paddle...

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... full quantity upon the reader in such books as Cape Cod, or The Yankee in Canada. Of the latter he con- fessed that he had not managed to get much of... ...d to get much of himself into it. Heaven knows he had not, nor yet much of Canada, we may hope. “Nothing,” he says somewhere, “can shock a brave man b... ...there are few spots more shocking to the brave than the pages of Yankee in Canada. There are but three books of his that will be read with much pleasu... ...Men & Books was but a poor performance. He would make better verses on the lee-side of a flagon at the sign of the Pomme du Pin, than in a cushioned s...