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... a better than usual audience, some of them royalty. Tambourlaine usually appeals to royalty. This was Crown night, Christ’s crown, hell’s crown, fog... ...make him perform—hardly the way to create a star. Clifton’s father had to appeal to the authorities for his boy’s release. I went to see him, at his... ...times. There was absolutely no trace of her. She simply disappeared. Some criminal? Some man? Death? I never knew. Ave Maria! Home Over the year... ...lt that there was more to life than brute labor. I found friends. Honesty appealed. I was not impressed by rowdies. Serving as Captain in the Black ... ...liction of duty, Company K, while on guard near Washington. Regardless of reports I feel that they had carried the Union on their bayonets. Cramer a... ..... Libby—a prison. Thousands of men are incarcer- ated. Who pays for these criminal acts? All of us pay. We pay as though we were buying sugar at $12... ...hickets...so is much of my concept of this war, due largely to inadequate reports or reports that arrive too late to be of any use. My colored pins,... ...st succeed. The White House Office The pigeonholes of my desk contain reports of disgraced militiamen, unfor- tunate prisoners of war, civilian a...

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...of his ministers ... for the King to broadcast in disregard of that advice would be appealing over the heads of his constitutional advisers. "The la... ... massacres were carried out by military officers with dictatorial powers, aided by criminals especially released from jails and assigned to their g... ...e Contempt of Court charge and was sentenced to six months in Cook County Jail. His appeal on that charge was subsequently dismissed." At first, ... ... Abduction and Serial Murder Investigative Resources Center (CASMIRC), and Violent Criminal Apprehension Program (VICAP). VICAP is a nationwide... ... system that assists specially trained investigators to identify serial crimes and criminals by focusing on the linkages that exist among crimes by... ...s Debunkers of UFO sightings often propose to explain the persistent and recurrent reports as atmospheric phenomena, such as mirages. UFO enthusia... ...continued to be enforced in a few states until 1966! Contrary to distorted media reports, Prohibition was very popular. By 1934, annual alcohol c...

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...ly gravitate towards like minded non-conformists and outcasts. The organization is criminalized. Drug dealing, bank robbing and other manner of org... ...nalized. Drug dealing, bank robbing and other manner of organized and contumacious criminality become integral extensions of the struggle. A crimin... ... and based on the family and the village, not on abstract national allegiances. If criminal abuses ended, the Ottoman state might yet have invented... ...ch was modelled on the pre- war Serbian one. While a minority with limited popular appeal, the Ustashe did not materialize ex nihilo. They were the... ...ir "roots". Unable to differentiate themselves from the hated Serbs racially - they appealed to religious heterogeneity. Immediately after the polit... ...eracy into a stricter "Yugoslavia". In an attempt to defuse internal divisions, he appealed to natural features (like rivers and mountains) as inte... ...led by it. In September 1998, NATO threatened air strikes against Serbia, following reports of a massacre of women and children in the village of Go... ...s blamed the KLA and William Walker, the head of the OSCE observer team. The media reports were inconclusive. While everyone was fighting over the ...

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...e in endeavoring to catch some fragments of his meaning.” Noirtier cast an appealing look on Valentine, which look was at once so ear- nest and impera... ...ken off, throws a sort of dis- credit on a young lady; then again, the old reports, which I was so anxious to put an end to, will instantly gain groun... ...nful conversation.” “Nevertheless, sir, you see I have answered your first appeal, al- though certainly the conversation must be much more painful for... ...an; you should have traced her.” “And what do you think I did? I feigned a criminal process, and employed all the most acute bloodhounds and skilful a... ...port; but, as you are aware, the police does not content itself with vague reports.” “However,” replied the abbe, with an affable smile, “when that re... ...o your husband.” “But, mon Dieu, tell me, how can I do otherwise?” “Do not appeal to me, mademoiselle; I shall be a bad judge in such a case; my selfi... ...rightful than even threats would have been, and he had not ceased when two reports of a pistol were heard; he had fired them himself, and had killed t... ...iavolo, as they say in my country.” “Reverend sir, I am impelled” — “Every criminal says the same thing.” “Poverty” — “Pshaw!” said Busoni disdainfull... ... same ardor that he was accustomed to exercise when re- quired to speak in criminal cases. But three weeks had already passed, and the most diligent s...

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...e America's fierce resistance to and indefatigable obstruction of the International Criminal Court. Opportunistic multilateralism notwithstanding,... ...mbing. It not only refuses to subject its soldiers to the jurisdiction of the World Criminal Court - but also its facilities to the inspectors of th... ... noncombatants their main tactic - while regular armies rarely do. Such conduct is criminal and deplorable, whoever the perpetrator. But what about... ...laeologus who forced Cantacuzenus to abdicate and to retire to a monastery. John V appealed to the Pope, and through him, to the Western world, for... ...nterest in Afghanistan and until some months before his death Massoud was trying to appeal to it in vain. The West was uninterested, but others were... ...terialized as long as the sanctions remain intact. Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty reports that Russian firms already control two fifths of sales o... ...ecasting, the United Nations has launched an unprecedented $2.2 billion "emergency appeal for immediate humanitarian assistance for the people of I... ...ies to release from its warehouses heavy equipment destined for the Kurdish parts, reports Radio Free Europe. Iraq also continues to pursue it prog... ... disability and recuperation benefits, mostly through the "Arab Liberation Front", reports the "Daily Telegraph". Family members of the "heroes" g...

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...cey didn’t understand the connection between the ac- tions of two demented criminals and Americans in general, but it didn’t occur to her to challenge... ...in his, responded to his gentle squeeze. “I have to read a lot of business reports.” He changed the subject. “You told me about your hus- band and chi... ...ving to go to Europe and pay so much money, or having to sneak around like criminals.” Lacey dabbed at her swollen eyes. 141 A COURAGEOUS BATTLE “I’m... ...g fifty, the thought of working in dangerous, uncomfortable places did not appeal to him. Now he asked himself out loud, “Will Jana be enough? Is this... ...right now for this. We’d have to go through a lower court and then several appeal courts. I’m not optimis- tic.” “Well, just get it started please, Ch... ... border cities. In other places they suggest that tourists be alert due to criminal activity at night. I checked it all out. There is a town called En... ... of is insane? He tried to listen to music, but couldn’t. He tried to read reports, but couldn’t. He gave up, took a shower, and climbed into bed with... ... around the world. I amassed hundreds of pages of informa- tion. There are reports based on many years of data collected in the Netherlands and Oregon...

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...ery displayed -- A dearly bought victory -- A third desperate battle -- Cortez appeals to the religious fervor of his soldiers -- An overture for peac... ...d to extraordinary acts of valor -- The havoc and peril that induced Cortez to appeal to Montezuma -- Fatal wounding of Montezuma by his own men -- Hi... ...l-gotten gains -- Escape of de Pontis and capture of the robbers -- A singular appeal to the law -- The vast booty acquired at Cartagena is lost in li... ...essed by 12,000 natives -- Initiatory ceremonies of royalty -- Burial alive of criminals -- Intercourse with Fijians -- War trumpets of the natives --... ...ng names to them, but which fail to designate any present known lands. He also reports meeting with strange adventures and witnessing mysterious sigh... ... which have been found in the section of Africa which he then visited. He also reports having seen from his vessel a burning mountain, not a volcano, ... ... he left were lost in the fifth century, small dependence can be placed on the reports concerning his discoveries. A WONDROUSLY PROFITABLE COMMERCE. S... ...heir supernatural power, they had a horrible custom of dressing and eating the criminals condemned to death by imperial judgment. But though they had ... ...n, and the pronouncement of what appeared to be a benediction. BURIAL ALIVE OF CRIMINALS. Fiji Islands are only two hundred miles from the Friendly Gr...

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...quately monitored as to their environmental impact." Hawk continued unabated. "Reports have circulated for years that these toxic dumpsites are the... ..." As Jacobs and Thompson were half-way out the door Brent added, "I want daily reports. Understand?" RICHLAND, WASHINGTON PACIFIC NORTHWEST FOR T... ...r epidemic here," she said, sipping on hot but stale coffee. "Maybe they've had reports of similar occurrences. They've got a huge medical data base... ... Interstate. The grounds were manicured with flowers, which gave it an inviting appeal instead of the usual sterile, hospital look. UIO Johnathan ... ...t tell who spoke and then noticed a little man with a hatchet face. "Your slick appeal and theatrics, quot­ ing this Chief Seattle is nothing more th... ...xperience with the FBI Director. Imagine! Treating him like some kind of common criminal. The final rays of sun flitted away as they entered the par... ...?" "So what! I.E. will be indicted and the Committee will look like a hero." "Criminal charges could be filed against you and Matloch." "The wheel... ...ctor said purposely leaving off the Secre­ tary. To him, he was now just another criminal. "If your informa­ tion results in retrieving the stolen plu... ... around in his mind. It might make a nice vacation place. The idea of no phones appealed to him. The excitement of fishing for rainbow trout that Ri...

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...ing to himself, “spies! the country swarms with them.” Madame Michu looked appealingly to heaven. A beautiful fair woman with blue eyes, composed and ... ... The boy had no suspicion of the importance of his gossip. Violette in his reports blackened all Michu’s actions and gave them a criminal aspect by ab... ...sip. Violette in his reports blackened all Michu’s actions and gave them a criminal aspect by absurd suggestions,—unknown, of course, to the bailiff, ... ...it was now concentrated on another man, far 22 An Historical Mystery more criminal in his eyes,—on Malin, whose secrets were known to the bailiff, he... ... army, great orators inspiring vast audiences, and (it must be said) great criminals perpetrating bold crimes derive their inspiration. At such times ... ...ng with Grevin within hearing of Michu, but he made the most of Corentin’s reports and convinced Napoleon that the four gentlemen were sharers in the ... ...stice gave rise to questions of competence which came before the courts of appeal. If the department of the Aube had had a special court, the verdict ... ...de premiere instance (lower civil courts), imperial courts, and a court of appeal or supreme court. They were agitating the question of a legal garb o...

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...be added henceforth a deadlier internal gangrene. This rising in La Vendee reports itself at Paris on Wednes- day the 29th of August;—just as we had g... ...f such stuff are we all made; on such powder-mines of bottomless guilt and criminality, ‘if God restrained not; as is well said,—does the purest of us... ...s for my Provencal: two National Guards, one of them drunk, presented some appeal from the Section of Croix Rouge in favour of the Prisoner; the Man i... ...favour of the Prisoner; the Man in Grey answered: “They are useless, these appeals for traitors.” Then the Prisoner exclaimed: “It is frightful; your ... ...ther, ninety-three years old. As for the Orleans Prisoners, they are State Criminals: Royalist Ministers, Delessarts, Montmorins; who have been accumu... ...rposes, and this not often: profane swearing is almost unknown, though the Reports are frank enough; we find only one or two oaths, oaths by Marat, re... ...r has its scepticism; miraculous victory its rage of vengeance. Then as to criminalty, is the prostrated Giant, who will devour us if he rise, an inno... ... against Liberty? Shall our Sentence be itself final, or need ratifying by Appeal to the People? If guilty, what Punishment? This is the form agreed t... ...ation is purged away. Let there be Civic Feast universally over France: so reports Barrere, or Painter David; and the Convention as- sist in a body. (...

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...gements, or repeated to him, in a wondering, blundering way, with constant appeals to her attendant, the new tales she had heard, he used to listen wi... ... There was once a Strasburg armourer who had refused ransom, and talked of appealing to the Kaiser. He trod on that door and—Ursel pointed downwards. ... ...as his father of the untenableness of their present position. Hugh Sorel’s reports of what he heard at Ulm had shown that the league that had been dis... ...red him what interested her; and, partly from her lips, partly through her appeals to her at- tendant, he had learnt that life had better things to of... ...oud old Freiherrinn, who was as averse as ever to the measure, partly from reports that the Court was not yet arrived at Ratisbon, the expedition was ... ...had heard of Wildschloss’s designs, and they had set abroad such injurious reports re- specting the Lady of Adlerstein, that Sir Kasimir was in the ac... ...xpectation. Many a time had the brothers paced their platform of rock, the criminal had fallen into a dose, and women and boys were murmuring that the...

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...tion, ’— till once the new equal-justice, of Departmental Courts, National Appeal-Court, of elective Justices, Justices of Peace, and other Thouret-an... ...as not one Federation, and universal Oath of Broth- erhood, once for all? (Reports, &c. (in Hist. Parl. ix. 122- 147).) A most pertinent suggestion; d... ... risks and at all costs: till Cant cease, nothing else can begin. Of human Criminals, in these cen- turies, writes the Moralist, I find but one unforg... ..., in this state of ner- vous excitability, with hypotheses, suspicions and reports, keeps questioning these two distracted human individuals, and agai... ...tted, in this manner, with French blood. Some ‘Twelve unfortunately shot,’ reports Bailly, count- ing by units; but Patriotism counts by tens and even... ...aked sabre, waiting at the door, for a Brigand verdict. Short judgment, no appeal! There is Brigand wrath and vengeance; not unrefreshed by brandy. Cl... ...elf together; and then! With- out delay, however, let a New Jury-Court and Criminal Tri- bunal be set up in Paris, to try the crimes and conspiracies ... ...iots, whatever become of other blood, shall be inquired after. Tremble, ye Criminals and Conspirators; the Minister of Justice is Danton! Robespierre ...

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....” “Here is an infidel for you, my good neighbours!” said Lambourne, again appealing to the audience. “Here’s a fellow will rip up his kinsman’s folli... ...le—this still most lovely and most unhappy girl, must rest in her father’s appeal to the broken laws of his country. I must haste to ap- prise him of ... ...ired was so far preserved, that nothing got abroad but vague and uncertain reports, which were received and repeated, but with- out much credit being ... ... the Countess, had con- fession in it. It was like the reverence which the criminal makes to the judge, when he at once owns his guilt and implores me... ...y God for her father. I need her prayers, for I am at a hard pass. Strange reports are abroad concerning my way of life. The congregation look cold on... ... plainness) come by ducking and danger in attempting to catch it.” “I will appeal to the Earl of Leicester,” said T ressilian, “against the infamy of ... ...During the course of their brief journey, three different and inconsistent reports were circulated by him on their ac- count—namely, first, that T res... ...ly the sol- dier advancing to almost inevitable death, but even the doomed criminal who goes to certain execution, shows an anxiety to array his perso... ...soned in the lowest dungeon of the Castle—to deal with her as the worst of criminals—”but spare,” she exclaimed, “my sight and hear- ing what will des...

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...wspapers tired of the expensive photographic reproductions, the optimistic reports, the perpetual sequence of triumph and disaster and silence. Flying... ...hem turned out well. The first strayed off into the infinite, heed- ing no appeals; the second was killed in the night by a fruit motor-waggon which f... ...f his marvellous modern world for a time, out of all the rush and confused appeals of it, and floating like a thing dead and disembodied between sea a... ...Over the side of the basket the robe of the Desert Dervish was hanging, an appeal for consideration, an ineffectual white flag. He was now very distin... ...the south of City Hall from over the ruins of the Brooklyn Bridge, and the reports of the gun, followed by the first crashes of the collapsing Dexter ... ...se people would have the complexions and eyes and expressions of tramps or criminals, and often the clothing of prosperous middle-class or upper-class...

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...lworthy was, and will hereaf ter appear to be, absolutely innocent of any criminal in tention whatever. He had indeed committed no other than an err... ...se saw sufficient probability of obtaining with this young lady; for as to criminal indulgences, he cer tainly never thought of them. This was owing ... ...s pas sion, which was fixed on those things which matrimony only, and not criminal correspondence, could put him in possession of, or could give him ... ...struck a woman. Mr. Partridge bore all this patiently; but when his wife appealed to the blood on her face, as an evidence of his barbarity, he coul... ...nt, till, being bid to speak, he said he had already spoken the truth, and appealed to Heaven for his innocence, and lastly to the girl herself, whom ... ...at, and Laelius the Wise, according to Horace, many years ago; nay, Cicero reports them to have been “incredibly childish.” These, it is true, played ... ...not express the contempt I have for your politics of all kinds; but I will appeal likewise to the young lady herself, whether I have ever taught her a...

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...he heart of any one who had the power to be touched with their yearn- ing, appealing, almost piteous gaze, as though their owner had come into a world... ...ing his hands in prayer. ‘How long, O Lord, how long?’ Malcolm took up the appeal of the Psalm, repeating it in Latin, but with none the less fervency... ...ral right, as he placed the men in their ambush behind the knoll, received reports from those he had set to watch, and concerted the signal with Halbe... ... ‘The “Itinerarium of Adamnanus,”’ replied Malcolm, blushing at the sudden appeal. ‘Ha! I’ve heard of it,’ cried the English knight. ‘I sent to half t... ...from different quarters, and prepared to take the command in person; while reports daily came in of the great muster the Armagnacs were making, as tho... ...ate of Christian forgiveness; nor could any power on earth show any of the criminals that the King acted in the eternal interests of right and justice...

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...ose husband was ignorantly convicted of having murdered her; but on solemn appeal to a higher court, he was acquitted because it was shown upon the ev... ...joinders, injunctions, affidavits, issues, references to masters, masters’ reports, mountains of costly nonsense, piled before them. Well may the cour... ...rs. Snagsby not to give her warning “when she quite comes to,” and also in appeals to the whole establishment to lay her down on the stones and go to ... ...d child now bemoaned his sufferings with a very low spirited noise. As he appealed to me for compassion, and as I was only a listener, I undertook to... ... the superior beings in my shape, whose delicacy I offend! Jo’s ideas of a criminal trial, or a judge, or a bishop, or a govemment, or that inesti ma... ...es and kid gloves and riding canes for the boroughs), and daily bring back reports on which Sir Leicester holds forth after dinner. Daily the restless... ...gone a little while, she rings her bell. “Where is Sir Leicester?” Mercury reports that he is at present shut up in the li brary alone. “Has Sir Leic...

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... There’s the Ginger Beer Com- pany, of which Brough is a director: awkward reports are abroad concerning it. The Consolidated Baffin’s Bay Muff and Ti... ...r battle-royal between the two ladies; at the end of which I in- tended to appeal to Mrs. Hoggarty, and say that she ought really no longer to stay in... ... only laughed the more at this rebuke, and evidently considered me a great criminal. I was glad to be released from their society by the appearance of... ... office, where I procured a clerkship. Y ou may suppose me a very hardened criminal, because I have ordered clothes of Mr. V on Stiltz; but you will h...

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... of Mrs. Thomas Tusher. I pass over as odious and unworthy of credit those reports (which I heard in Europe and was then too young to understand), how... ... hair. The lady blushed, and seemed to deprecate his ridicule by a look of appeal to her husband, for it was my Lord Viscount who now arrived, and who... ...iend, and in reply to a question that may be prejudicial to either, is not criminal, but, on the contrary, praise- worthy; and as lawful a way as the ... ...h it was difficult to resist the 67 Thackeray sweet persuasion and tender appealing kindness. This friendly controversy, and the intimacy which it oc... ...would never 92 Henry Esmond – Book One have allowed; his favorite writers appealing more to reason and antiquity than to the passions or imaginations...