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...ant with his child. Twenty years ago Sang Huin (Shawn then) had swung a golf club into her eye and the blood had splattered everywhere. On that day, ... ... lost, looking for distinguishable signs, shapes in buildings, and widths of streets. Everything from the thin dust-sheathed roads to the hangul (Kor... ...le from what he saw minutes and hours earlier. He ran into no one since the streets were empty. Then he became careful of where he stepped. "The du... ... around a bonfire. He recognized different buildings, and the curves of the street near a hard dirt tennis court. This was Ne Doc Dong. "Do you want ... ...iny among lady mannequins, and being nearly hit by a car as he played in the street. A man yelled at his mother for letting her child run around unres... ...an yelled at his mother for letting her child run around unrestrained in the streets. Humiliated, she sent him to the bedroom of the trailer. The radi... ...r is tourism. I study here at Chongju University and I'm part of the English club here among other things. I'm very pleased to meet you. You can teach... ...brief reunions when she was a teen-ager; a 13 year old friend in her bicycle club; the faces of drunken high school classmates when she was bar- hoppi... ...the parents could now talk about their daughter and be part of the Caucasian club. But sick as he sometimes was, he gave them nothing and for it they...

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...catching up with the old neighbourhood. Weekends and after school saw the street like a playground. Excited kids hung from trees on the nature strip... ...esidents often watched the kids kicking the football in the middle of the street. Her thirty-four year old lungs felt like lead weights as Chris plon... ... are done in private.” His granddaughter turned away, looking out over the street. “I can’t even wipe my arse around here without everyone knowing wh... ... day-care and Bill had gone on a monthly outing with the Elderly Citizens Club. Although the weather had forecast late afternoon showers, she decide... ...h Chris going bright red. 42 CHAPTER 8 The rambling old hotel in the main street of town had a reputation for serving decent meals. Although the hot... ...rself. “Car coming!” Chris grinned with Rick’s abrupt turn to look up the street. She heard the builder swear and Paul laughing at Rick’s wet pants. ... ...splay such traits.” “I thought it was called the bad boy image; you know, club em, bang em and move onto the next cave.” “Yeah, another giant leap i...

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...thought away, and a sudden impa- tience washed over her. She had to ride the streets of Raya, and now. With no thought of Regan and the lumbering coac... ...d, and the whole damn family. Everyone I know by name, even strangers on the street.” Her voice broke and she swallowed before adding. “Not one is a m... ...ith talons extended. Angus stepped in front of her and lifted his makeshift club, while Maggie growled low in her throat. “Hear me,” a voice cried, ...

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...TER 6 Major Tifto Major Tifto had lately become a member of the Beargarden Club, under the auspices of his friend Lord Silverbridge. It was believed, ... ...hat only two blackballs were given against him. Under the mild rule of the club, three would have been necessary to exclude him; and therefore Major T... ...ies. If he wanted to draw Charter Wood he would take his hounds out of the street at Egham directly in the other direction. If he had made up his mind... ... then the young noble- man was quite aware that the Major was a friend for club purposes, and sporting purposes, and not for home use. ‘Everything of ... ...ones for the last year and a half. ’ Soon after that Major Tifto left the club,— with considerable enhanced respect for Mr Longstaff. CHAPTER 7 Conse... ...he Seven Dials. ’ 67 Anthony Trollope ‘He has got very nice rooms in Duke Street. ’ ‘Have you seen him, then?’ ‘Of course I have. ’ ‘Poor fellow! I w... ...ask you. Secondly, I know you are going to dine with Frank Tregear, at the club. Thirdly, I want you to talk to me, and not to Miss Cass. And, fourthl... ...l from the Beargarden, which as all the world knows is close to St James’s Street, to Liverpool Street in the City in ten minutes. When Lord Gerald re... ...leven Silverbridge and his brother were at breakfast at an hotel in Jermyn Street. They had slept in Carlton Terrace, but Lord Gerald had done so with...

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...im in his own house,” said Bixiou, “but we may have seen each other in the street in the old days.” “The prosperity of the firm of Nucingen is one of ... ...e of an evening, at a ball or wherever it is; next day you meet her in the street and look as though you knew her again—’improper.’—At dinner you disc... ... and punch, pert as a feuilleton, impudent and light-fingered as any Paris street-arab. He had been a source of honor and profit to a well-known Engli... ...his waistcoats—and found no difficulty in enter- ing the fraternity of the club yclept to-day the Grammont. He had renounced the diplomatic career; he... ...riers have been raised against passion in social life as barricades in the streets. In truth, my brothers, the ‘im- proper’ is gaining upon us, I tell... ...y at the offices of the Com- pany, such and such a number, such and such a street,’ where the public find a staff of clerks in green caps, about as pl...

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... by way of emphasis. They rattled on through the noisy , bustling, crowded street of London, now displaying long double rows of brightly- burning lamp... ...hat and rambled out again. He strolled westward this time, pacing the long streets with hurried footsteps, and agitated by a thousand misgivings and a... ...arted, along one of the thoroughfares which lie between Park Lane and Bond Street, he passed a handsome hotel, before which he stopped mechanically . ... ...d so to the world. I will know you; I will follow you home if you walk the streets till morning.’ Sir Mulberry’ s hand involuntarily closed upon the d... ...ts hinges after Sir Mulberry’s passing out, they stood side by side in the street together. There was a private cabriolet in waiting; the groom opened... ...eth. 85 Charles Dickens ‘Noised in all directions,’ replied Ralph. ‘Every club and gaming-room has rung with it. There has been a good song made abou... ...led roofs, geranium pots, and liv- ery servants. There were the Stranger’s club-house, the Ath- enaeum club-house, the Hampton club-house, the St Jame... ...-house, the Ath- enaeum club-house, the Hampton club-house, the St James’s club-house, and half a mile of club-houses to play in; and there were rouge...

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...ou say?” Levin cried with horror. “How do you know?” “Prokofy saw him in the street.” “Here in Moscow? Where is he? Do you know?” Levin got up from hi... ...e still more difficult. She saw that girls of Kitty’s age formed some sort of clubs, went to some sort of lectures, mixed freely in men’s society; drov... ...ent to some sort of lectures, mixed freely in men’s society; drove about the streets alone, many of them did not curtsey, and, what was the most impor... ...ere to finish the evening. He passed in review of the places he might go to. “Club? a game of bezique, champagne with Ignatov? No, I’m not going. Chˆ a... ...embered how he had spent a night in the lockup for disorderly conduct in the street. He remembered the shameful proceedings he had tried to get up aga... ...g that his wife had visitors, came into the drawing room before going to his club. Stepping noiselessly over the thick rugs, he went up to Princess My... ... such skill and decision that he was reckoned the best player in the English Club. Vronsky respected and liked Yashvin particularly because he felt Ya... ... villas and the old lime trees in the gardens on both sides of the principal streets sparkled with wet brilliance, and from the twigs came a pleasant ... ...mstances of the posi tion. Very soon Marya Philimonovna had established her club, so to say, under the acacias, and there it was, in this club, consi...

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...ry town houses, the two large windows looking out on a broad old-fashioned street, through heavy framework, and panes 5 Yo n g e of glass scratched w... ... “Is Miss Winter afraid of the quarrymen?” hallooed Harry. “Shall I take a club?” “I’ll take my gun and shoot them,” valiantly exclaimed T om; and whi... ...natching up her gloves; then, as they ran downstairs, and emerged into the street, “It is a famous subject.” “Yes, you have made a capital beginning. ... ...mong them. They were almost at home, when the sight of a crowd in the main street checked them. Norman and Mr. Ernescliffe went forward to discover th... ...- curred in the afternoon Ethel began to understand his mo- tive. The High Street led past the spot where the accident had taken place, though neither... ... comes regularly to school on Sundays, for she will be admit- ted into the club; I will recommend her if she has a good character and comes regularly.... ...table almost as it used to do. Dr. May resumed his old habit of skimming a club book, and imparting the cream to the listeners; and Flora gave them so... ...t to be seen, and recommended by Mr. Wilmot to the Sunday-school and penny club at Stoneborough, and, this being proclaimed and the children selected,... ...g Ethel of Cherry Elwood having once shocked her by saying the Whit-Monday club was the most beautiful sight in the whole year. And above! that galler...

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...ethering of a goat in a field or the chasing of an unlicensed dog into the streets solves it for the goat or the dog; but it shews that in no class ar... ...d all sorts of in- structive and healthy things easily accessible, or with streets and shop windows and crowds and vehicles and all sorts of city deli... ...er which dissents from his views to be brought into his house. Even at his club he resents seeing it, and excludes it if it happens to run counter to ... ... chil- dren. T olerate them at home we will not. Let them run loose in the streets we dare not until our streets become safe places for children, whic... ...ld outside the uni- versity at least as well as the shopkeeper in the High Street does. And this is just what they do not know at present. You may say... ...nces are of course much larger than the mere ability to read the name of a street or the number of a railway plat- form and the destination of a train...

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...third partner. I might as well deposit my family history in the hands of a club. His partner is always visible. It is my belief that Camminy has taken... ...ed in the merriest of grins. ‘She sells apples at a stall at a corner of a street hard by, and I saw her sitting pulling at her old pipe in the cold O... ... him.’ ‘Y ou’re for the city,’ said Philip, after they had walked down the street. ‘Not I,’ said Con. ‘Let them play V esuvius down there. I’ve got an... ...le? ‘I suppose we all work for pay,’ said he. ‘It seems to me a cry of the streets to call us by hard names. The question is what we fight for.’ He sp... ...ind, hearing Mr. Mattock and Mr. Rockney agree to walk in company to their clubs.’ He proposed to them that they should delay the march on a visit to ... ...tation of a profound depres- sion. Outside these dismal assemblies, in the streets, an an- cient song of raven recurrence croaked of ‘Old England a- g... ...nd a- going down the hill’; for there is a link of electricity between the street-boy and the leading article in days when the Poles exchange salutati...

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...ligently for old patterns and for an- cient carving in oak, and in Wardour Street he succeeded in obtaining five panels, representing the Blessed Virg... ...y must be added, from a speech of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge at Nobody’s Club. I looked at him from another point of view, and I can tell you only h... ...horse chestnuts and elms. Below are the schools, and the irregular curving street of houses, thatched, tiled, or slated, in gardens or close to the ro... ..., replies: “I’m not like those little mountebank doctors that go about the streets, and say this, that, and the other, and tell you as many lies in on... ...e, with purple streaks, almost stemless, grows under a wall in Otterbourne Street. Small-Leaved Lime (Tilia parvifolia).—Hursley Park; av- enue at Bra...

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...e. Can she save him from the treacherous political legacy of his late wife? Set in 1871, the story sweeps from the tragedy of the Chicago Fire to the streets of New York and finally to the wild, dangerous coast of Ireland. Is Daniel merely using Morgan for his own deceptions? Or is she right to listen with her heart? www.DesertBreezePublishing.com...

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... in the old days, not now, when he sometimes had difficulty remembering the street on which they lived or recalling his only daughter’s name when he... ...ay. “Is this how you settle things, Mr. Faraday? By throwing us into the street? What about the contract you signed, an act presented, and money... ... And the fire — it just exploded over our heads and rained down on us in the street. Like it was the end of the world. Like it was hell.” Danie... ...husband, renowned tenor Daniel Connolly, was found wandering the burned-out streets in a daze the next morning. He was taken to a Chicago hospital ... ...you see the clothing I laid out for you? And look at you, you’re like some street urchin with your hair all wild and your face all covered with ink ... ...When Peter had sent word they would be early and planned to take him to the club for dinner, Daniel had sent back his regrets. He was not ready to s... ...rets. He was not ready to show Listen With Your Heart 21 his face at the club. And with the memory of the shocked expression on that sweet, young... ...ring. As he fell, Falkner wrenched the cudgel from the man’s belt loop and clubbed him on the temple. “Too much grog, boyo? I’ll take you somewhe...

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...ord, Oxford, and Columbia Court Apartments and runs through the prestigious streets: Cornell, Columbia, Berkley, and last but not least, Yale Avenue.... ...CI is just as good as any of the Ivy League schools. Somehow, I don't think street names and apartment courts are going to measure up to that standar... ...s Vuitton suitcase. I pull up to Gabriel's house, only a few blocks down the street, since he can't be seen walking to my house in ostentatious Irvin... ... there is because they don't want convicts and hoodlums walking “ ” “ ” the streets of Irvine. Instead, they let you out late at night, at a godforsa... ...an be dangerous and deadly. — I remember when we were driving one night to a club in LA. We had to get there before ten o'clock or else we would have... ...e generally small, so they typically gang up on people. If you ever go to a club and mess with one Asian guy, a hundredfold will jump out of nowhere... ...hat are guilty, and besides, I hate going to court. Court is like a country club full of backstabbers, betrayers, traitors otherwise known as politic... ...eep our heads up. So let's go out tonight. We'll go grab some dinner and go clubbing. A friend of mine is working the door tonight.” I'm not in the ... ...u eating? I thought that we're going to go grab dinner before we “ head out clubbing, I say to him, leaning over on the kitchen counter. ” Yeah. Thi...

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...e enemy was observing his every move. He steered cautiously down the main street lined with old semi-detached houses, once coated in whitewash, but ... ...e odd cigar on special occasions. Residing only a kilometre from the main street, his humble mansion is naturally coated in whitewash, but has a til... ...b plucking the rock from his face. 19 CHAPTER 4 One can see from the main street many houses dotted amongst the stark hills and those built in crate... ...ot, as all have corrugated red roofs in need of repair. At the end of the street, which incidentally becomes a T intersection, one looks directly at... ... to see after school activities, such as children playing cricket in side streets or girls jumping rope. A parent has no problems trying to drag jun... ...o read God’s word. It is easier to donate time or money to one’s hobby or club than to give and go to church. It is easier to hate than to love.” Jo... ...lamming the back door as he headed off to the church. Snakelex and his fan club hung about the church grounds, watching a number of people enter the ...

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...en I read a well-known romance author's latest release for one of my book clubs. I found the plot tired and formulaic, and her writing to be a little... ... never thought of Anna as foolish. Some of the people whom he saw on the streets or who had lived in the building, certainly, but not Anna. She was...

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...dad won’t let her travel alone.” “It’s absolutely pathetic! He lets her go clubbing on her own yet wants me to chauffeur her on a trip to a farm. Gee... ...ng to Carson. Who’s Sue?” He asks me. “She owns the grocery store down the street, why?” “Okay Sis, this is what happened. Carson rang the emergency ... ...ay will be short and sweet; there will definitely be no partying or night clubbing. I hate the city; this place with all its problems is home to me.... ... whilst we continue to groom the sheep that are as placid as two opposing street gangs locked in the same room. Ali helps to restrain these raging m... ...anding on the pavement; Michael unlocks the passenger side door. The main street looks busier than it did prior to our stroll. People have had lunch... ...an’s hunting ground. If I see a dinosaur and some idiot named Ug waving a club, I’m out of here. My expression is saying no more; evidently, the mes... ...of the furniture. It makes me feel like I’d be forcing people out into the street and adding to the homeless. Having said this, I’m not about to let ... ...d no one else to turn too considering it’s driving him insane.” “Join the club,” I utter, disheartened. This is too much for this breather to handle... ... us his friend is no threat and that we should include Barry in the spook club. “He’s not that bad,” Michael responds to Steven’s smart remark. “Gra...

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... up the steps, and you happen to be a favourite, she trots out to open the street-door for you before you knock, 12 Sketches by Boz and as you must b... ...went the door, off went the first class-coach, and up came the second. The street door opened again; the excitement of the whole row increased—Mr. Rob... ...R NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOUR WE ARE VERY FOND of speculating as we walk through a street, on the character and pursuits of the people who inhabit it; and not... ...utiful and interesting study; but there is something in the physiognomy of street-door knockers, almost as characteristic, and nearly as infallible. W... ...l; for when the company did go away, instead of walking qui- etly down the street, as anybody else’s company would have done, they amused themselves b... ...t. Now, with all respect for the opinion of society in general, and cutter clubs in par- ticular, we humbly suggest that some of the most pain- ful re... ...desire, but not the means, to compete with him. He belongs to two or three clubs, and is envied, and flattered, and hated by the members of them all. ... ...splay. A numerous race are these red-faced men; there is not a parlour, or club-room, or benefit society, or humble party of any kind, without its red...

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... up the steps, and you happen to be a favourite, she trots out to open the street-door for you before you knock, 12 Sketches by Boz and as you must b... ...went the door, off went the first class-coach, and up came the second. The street door opened again; the excitement of the whole row increased—Mr. Rob... ...R NEXT-DOOR NEIGHBOUR WE ARE VERY FOND of speculating as we walk through a street, on the character and pursuits of the people who inhabit it; and not... ...utiful and interesting study; but there is something in the physiognomy of street-door knockers, almost as characteristic, and nearly as infallible. W... ...t. Now, with all respect for the opinion of society in general, and cutter clubs in par- ticular, we humbly suggest that some of the most pain- ful re... ...desire, but not the means, to compete with him. He belongs to two or three clubs, and is envied, and flattered, and hated by the members of them all. ... ...splay. A numerous race are these red-faced men; there is not a parlour, or club-room, or benefit society, or humble party of any kind, without its red... ...’ house at every assizes. It is the head-quarters of the Gentlemen’s Whist Club of Winglebury Blues (so called in opposition to the Gentlemen’s Whist ... ...r so!’ repeated Dumps, with an expression of countenance like the knave of clubs, in convulsions. ‘Oh! vy, it’s rather a sing’ler circumstance about t...

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...ividuality over the young. 6 The Arrow of Gold PART ONE CHAPTER I CERTAIN STREETS HAVE an atmosphere of their own, a sort of universal fame and the p... ...universal fame and the particular affection of their citizens. One of such streets is the Cannebiere, and the jest: “If Paris had a Cannebiere it woul... ...municipal pride. I, too, I have been under the spell. For me it has been a street leading into the unknown. There was a part of it where one could see... ...ked deserted, in fact, festal and overlighted, but cheerful. The wonderful street was distinctly cold (it was an evening of carnival), I was very idle... ...ompanies of masks with linked arms and whooping like red Indians swept the streets in crazy rushes while gusts of cold mistral swayed the gas lights a... ...s of tradition and morality as understood by the members of that exclusive club to which he belongs. And yet when I thought that all this, those poor ... ...r, and, looking up, saw one of his acquaintances, a member of the Royalist club, a young man of a very cheerful disposition but whose face looked down... ...dy personality, who had been looking for her all over Europe and talked in clubs—astonish- ing how such fellows get into the best clubs—oh! Azzolati w... ...at any rate, pretended to be. He was an honourable man, a member of a good club, he was very Pari- sian in a way, and all this, he continued, made all...

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...ife her people, her hills, and her houses, and even the very stones of her streets. And if in the future works which may lie before me you should disc... ...eritable old gentleman, that might be seen any day hobbling along the High Street with the most brilliant eye—but that is no fiction—and the greyest h... ...here no Bracebridge Hall in exist ence? Has it no ancient shades or quiet streets? In bygone times, when Irving left that Hall, he left sitting in an... ...isdain to watch the stars with Ferguson, the shepherd’s boy; it walked the streets in mean attire with Crabbe; it was a poor barber here in Lancashire... ...e following speech. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—Dr. Johnson’s experience of that club, the members of which have travelled over one another’s minds in every... ...al 115 SPEECH: LONDON, MAY 7, 1866. The Members of the Metropolitan Rowing Clubs dining together at the London T avern, on the above date, Mr. Dickens... ...ern, on the above date, Mr. Dickens, as Presi dent of the Nautilus Rowing Club, occupied the chair. The Speech that follows was made in proposing “Pr... ...r. The Speech that follows was made in proposing “Prosperity to the Rowing Clubs of London.” Mr. Dickens said that— HE COULD NOT AVOID the remembra... ...LD NOT AVOID the remembrance of what very poor things the amateur rowing clubs on the Thames were in the early days of his noviciate; not to mention...