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...mmas, tensions, and the meaning of that work The story depicts the struggles of a young woman trying to support herself. The main character, Christie Devon, works outside the home in a variety of different jobs, but the end of her story marks the beginning of a new career as a voice and activist for other working women. (Summary by Bonnie Lee)...

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...ike kunestis. Vilĉinjo iom suspektemis pri hundoj, kaj Toto supozis ke ĉiu hundo havas devon ĉasi ĉiun vidatan kokinon. Sed Doroteo parolis al ili kaj... ...ur la Gardisto de la Giĉeto, kaj persono malmulte grava, kvankam mi penas plenumi mian devon. Mi devas nun informi vin, Princino, ke antaŭ ol eniri ni... ...su mian malsaĝecon,” pledis la Reĝo tre serioze. “Denun mi penos ĝoji kaj plenumi mian devon rilate la regatojn.” Do post tio ŝi foriris de li kaj eni...

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...ktestro, kaj ankaŭ li vidis la oran domon en la arbareto, kaj ankaŭ li sentis devon iri vidi kiu loĝas tie; kaj kiam li ekvidis la Mastro-knabinon li ... ... regis dum multaj jaroj, sed li tiom r me decidis inde regi kaj plenumi sian devon ke lia ringo, kiun li denove portadis, eĉ ne unufoje pikis lin sev... ... e venos ke mi timas ke pli verŝajne mi opiniiĝos ĝena ol ne plenumanta mian devon. ” La Sultano de la Hindioj ne pli insistis, sed diris al li: “Fil... ... laŭbezone. Plenumu por miĉi tiun alian gravan servon, kaj tiel kompletigu la devon de bona lo al tenera patro. ” La Princo reiris kaj diris al la F...

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...The action takes place in London, with excursions to Devon, Yorkshire, and Portsmouth, as we follow the adventures of the eponymous hero. Nicholas is forced to unwelcome employment to help secure support for his widowed mother and his sister from their mercenary relative Ralph,...

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...Rudyard Kipling published Stalky & Co. in 1899. Set at an English boarding school in a seaside town on the North Devon coast. (The town, Westward Ho!, is not only unusual in having an exclamation mark, but also in being itself named after a novel, by Charles Kingsley.) The book is a collection of linked short stories, with some informat...

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... A D U C E R I TERESINKA PEREIRA (Brésil/É.U.) 1992 - 1993 CETTE JOURNÉE 29 Nous devons capituler devant l'Ange de la Paix! Not...

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...eaturing the detective Sherlock Holmes. Originally serialised in The Strand Magazine from August 1901 to April 1902, it is set largely on Dartmoor in Devon in England's West Country and tells the story of an attempted murder inspired by the legend of a fearsome, diabolical hound....

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...l centre of English banks, stores and, incongruously, an English tea shop run by two ladies from Devonshire. Higher up on the hillocks nestled pink ... ... last she was satisfied with her purchases, Helen instructed the driver to return and stop at the Devon tea shop. The smoke from the dung fires, Ros... ... sub-continent, had settled in Mirapore and opened their tea shop. The little shop was a slice of Devon set in the foothills of the Himalayas. It had... ...e near that delightful tea shop run by the English ladies and I would like to treat you to a real Devon cream tea’, invited Helen. In the cosy litt... ...invited Helen. In the cosy little tea shop, the flamboyant Countess quite overwhelmed the little Devon women, who outdid themselves with their delic... ...igure with your delicious pastries,’ her charm making worthwhile all the culinary efforts of the Devon ladies. During their conversation, Helen int...

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...athèmatiques sans solutions, comme de très jolis poèmes de l`esprit – nous devons scientifiquer l`art dans ce siècle technique; des textes impersonne...

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...sti normala kaj sendanĝera nur se ĉiuj E-istoj komprenas kaj plenumas sian devon, submetante sin al memvola disciplino, se ĉiuj recenzistoj montras la... ...i ekskluzive je ĉiuj aliaj; ili surhavos la mencion de tiu 504 aprobo. Mi devontigas min persekuti, konsente kun Sro de Beaufront kaj liaj eldonistoj... ... Du anka Kontrakto. Inter Dro Zamenhof kaj Sro de Beaufront. Dro Zamenhof devontigas sin: l. eldonigi neniun el siaj verkoj rilataj al tiu lingvo, kr... ... kondiĉoj de ĉi tiu kontrakto. . (Artikolo I-a) Sia anke Sro de Beaufront devontigas sin: pagi al Dro Zamenhof kaj al liaj heredontoj aŭ reprezentant... ...Por la verkoj rilataj al Esp-o, kies aŭtoro estos li mem, Sro de Beaufront devontigas sin pagi al Dro Zamenhof⅓ de la sumoj, kiujn li rice- vos de la ... ...ricevantoj eble opinias, ke ili ne plu aĉetu libron, ĉar ili ja faris sian devon. La porparolantoj vicigis tiun grandan nombron da novaj E-istoj, kiuj... ... Per sia gazeto li memorigis la E-istojn, ke ili estas homoj. „Ni havas la devon ne forgesi“, li skribis en nobla artikolo „Super“ (,E', 5 jan. 1915).... ...entro estis elektita la Klubo en Zagreb, (Primorska 11), kiu plenumas tiun devon ĝis hodiaŭ. La taskoj de la centro estas: l. kunligi la E-istajn klub... ...mo E-ista en Aspremont, apud Nice (A. M.), Francujo. Nask. 19 jun. 1880 en Devonport. E-isto de 1906. Fondis: „Tri Urboj E Grupo“ (Plymouth Devon), 19...

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... ke Noĉjo Hakisto, la Stana Imperiestro de la Palpbrumoj, estas homo kiu neniam neglektas sian devon, kiam oni indikis ĝin al li.” “Devus esti plezuro... ...min, sed mi strebos ne lasi tion malĝojigi min. Se tia estas mia devo, nu mi deziras fari mian devon, sed se magio neebligas mian edziĝon do mi plu vi...

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...eĉis liajn risortojn, ĉiam kaj ĉiuokaze. Eble estus pli bone esti maŝino kiu plenumas sian devon ol karn-kaj-sangulo kiu ne faras tion, ĉar morta vero...

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...iĝis Reĝo. Sed ili diris ke li devos promesi reformi sian fikonduton kaj fidele plenumi sian devon, kaj li devos ŝanĝi sian nomon de Kru-el al Gru-el. Ĉ...

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.............................................. 9 Katie Aughenbaugh ?My Grandfather? ................................................................. 11 Devon Bowlin ?Almost Famous?.............................................................................. 12 Zachary Elder ?Pinocchio vs. the Puppet-master? ................................................ 16 Wendy Long ?Imp...

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...ther” ................................................................. 11 Devon Bowlin “Almost Famous”.................................................. ... who have had the privi- lege of knowing him. Best of Freshman Writing 12 Devon Bowlin English 15 – Fayette campus Almost Famous Even when it’s over,...

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...d if I am contradicted in that assertion, I will say in all Eu- rope—is in Devonshire, on the southern and south- eastern skirts of Dartmoor, where th... ... daughter was Patience Woolsworthy, or Miss Patty, as she was known to the Devonshire world of those parts. That name of Patience had not been well ch... ...ntiquities of the county in which he lived. He was the Jonathan Oldbuck of Devonshire, and especially of Dartmoor, without that decision of char- acte... ...hat was his line of life. It was in that capacity that he was known to the Devonshire world; it was as such that he journeyed about with his humble ca... ... man. As it was, he could walk from Oxney Colne to Priestown, fifteen long Devonshire miles across the moor; and he who could do that could hardly be ... ...places, be the best spot from which a tour- ist could visit those parts of Devonshire, but for the fact that he could obtain there none of the accommo... ...en; and perhaps it was now thought expedient to look after Aunt Penelope’s Devonshire acres. Aunt Penelope was empowered to leave them to whom she ple... ...ing, there still were Gribbles and Poulter discussing some knotty point of Devon lore. So Patience took off her hat, and sat herself down, waiting til... ...d told none of his family what were his intentions in this second visit to Devonshire, and now he had to bethink himself whether they would be satisfi...

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...ld on board the yacht. Wilfrid and Lady Charlotte gave their votes for the Devon coast. All were ready to be off, when Miss Ford received a telegram f... ...hore, and said, “No; it must be Dover.” Now, Mrs. Chump’s villa was on the Devon coast. Lady Charlotte had talked to Wilfrid about her, and in the sim... ...that she must be got on board. This was the reason of their decid- ing for Devon. But Georgiana stood for Dover; thither Merthyr said that he must go,... ...ble; but not his own victim. He scarcely holds up his head. We are now for Devon. T racy is with us; and we never did a wiser thing than when we decid... ...the aristocracy of light conversationalists. Adieu! We speed for beautiful Devon. ‘Me love to Pole, and I’m just,’ etc. That will do this time; next, ... ... dramatic monologues occupied her time while the yacht was sailing for her Devon bay. At last the thought struck her that she would send for Braintop—... ...a man shedding tears burnt to her heart. Merthyr and Georgiana remained in Devonshire till a let- ter from Madame Marini one morning told them that Em... ...e!” Emilia had cried it out to herself almost aloud, on the jour- ney from Devon to London. The landscape slipping under her eyes, with flashing grey ... ...hen she attempted to penetrate to Wilfrid’s reason for calling her down to Devon that he might renounce and abandon her. She wanted a reason to make h...

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... these would he exchange His dark Lochaber’s boundless range: Nor for fair Devon’s meads forsake Ben Nevis grey, and Garry’s lake. Thus while I ape... ...arkling bowl. Then he, whose absence we deplore, Who breathes the gales of Devon’s shore, The longer missed, bewailed the more; And thou, and I, and d...

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... know what they were doing for Sci- ence. Foxy faithfully worked some deep Devon lanes behind a lonely cross-roads inn; and it was curious that Prout ... ...aster’ll be crazy,” he said. “Poachers simly,” Stalky replied in the broad Devon that was the boy’s langue de guerre. “I’ll poach ‘em to raights!” He ... ...m-and- tongue paste, pilchards, three jams, and at least as many pounds of Devonshire cream. “My hat!” said he, throwing himself upon the banquet. “Wh... ...his afternoon.” Rabbits-Eggs was the local carrier—an outcrop of the early Devonian formation. It was Stalky who had invented his unlovely name. “He w... ...reakers falling nine-deep along the Pebbleridge. Far down the steep-banked Devonshire lane he heard the husky hoot of the carrier’s horn. There was a ... ... loon-pistols down a trouser-leg, and hurried forth to a deep and solitary Devonshire lane in whose flanks a boy might sometimes slay a young rabbit. ... ...o such thing if Mary was here,” said McT urk, lapsing into the broad North Devon that the boys used on their campaigns. “Who’m takin’ my name in vain?... ...as set. It was then that Tulke found his way blocked by a tall daughter of Devon—that county of easy kisses, the pleasantest under the sun. He dodged ...

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...ought a five thousand dollar car, he first vice- president built a home in Devon Woods, and the president was appointed minister to a foreign country.... ...urday evening he took Eunice Littlefield to a dance 341 Sinclair Lewis at Devon Woods. Babbitt had a glimpse of her, bouncing in the seat of the car,... ...tell the truth, I don’t know, Howard. It’s some classmate of Ted’s, out in Devon Woods. Don’t see what we can do. Wait, I’ll skip up and ask Myra if s...

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...d, was the daughter of James Coleridge, of Heath’s Court, Ottery St. Mary, Devon, Colonel of the South Devon Vol- unteers. He was the eldest of the nu... ...date September 19, 1871. The boy’s first school was at Ottery St. Mary, in Devonshire, of which his great-grandfather and great-uncle had both been he... ...London was a great fatigue to an invalid, her desire to spend Christmas in Devonshire led to her remaining there with her daughters, when her husband ... ...he plea- sure of announcing that his great friend, Edmund Bastard, a young Devonshire squire, was among the ‘select,’ and he says of himself: ‘You wil... ...here he was one of an eleven of Coleridge kith and kin against the rest of Devon. His reputa- tion in the field was such that, many years later, when ... ...a of 1832 had been especially terrible in the unwholesome precincts of the Devonshire seaports, and the effect was a great craving for religion. The C... ...not safe to go.” But I thought of what my feelings would be if it were the Devonshire coast, somewhere about Sidmouth, and no landing!’ However, they,... ...mnant of the old family gathering, on a calm autumn day, with lovely South Devon scenery around you. ‘The day comes to me in the midst of one of the d... ... girls careless, and of course, like boys and girls such as you know of in Devonshire, not free from mischief. ‘Indeed, it is a matter for great thank...