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...e the system Naskaupi River - Lake Michikamau in Labrador and George River in Quebec. His companions on this journey were his friend, New York lawyer Dillon Wallace and an Indian guide from Missannabie, George Elson. From the start, the expedition was beset with mistakes and problems. Instead of ascending the Naskaupi River, by mistake they followed the shallow Susan Brook...

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...nst. Stannard was first off the helicopter. She was followed by officers Lucas, Dillon, Djarbi, Nowak and Okeke. She didn’t know anything about the... ...ctantly, Nowak heaved the inert form of Okeke over his shoulder, while Lucas and Dillon came down to pick up Smith. Another delay, mused Stannard, a... ...s sure there were no more hostiles lying in wait. “Clear,” he confirmed. Lucas, Dillon, Djarbi and DI Stannard emerged into the corridor. Stannard ...

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...barn doors opened and in walked a big, brown stallion with my old friend Josh Dillon sitting high on top. “WELL IF IT ISN’T THE FAMOUS BILLY RIT... ...you. Have a seat in front of the fire. When did you get home?” “Thanks, Mr. Dillon,” I responded as I took a seat on the bench in front of the fir... ...t’s kind of lonely out here with just Josh and me now.” “I heard about Mrs. Dillon’s passing last year, sir. I’m awful sorry.” Battle At Bighorn... ...ll miss her sweet potato pie,” I answered, not knowing what else to say. Mrs. Dillon was a wonderful lady and a great mother to Josh. She lost one ... ... up to Marshal Preston, but I think we have a chance.” “What is it?” Mister Dillon asked. “They’re a barrel of rattlesnakes. This better be good.”... ... before Marshal Preston. That means somebody’s got to go to Butte.” Mister Dillon squirmed in this chair. “Josh, that’s a long, cold ride right n... ...in the morning.” Battle At Bighorn 73 “Now hold on there, Josh,” Mister Dillon spoke up. “We just lost our mother and I don’t want to lose yo... ...ou two talk,” I said, and got up from the bench. “No need, Billie,” Mister Dillon answered. “He’s right. You both are. This valley needs help and... ...might be able to uncover more evidence.” “Sounds like you’re right,” Mister Dillon added. “What do your folks think about it?” “Truth is, Mister...

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...n, Charleston, Cherokee, Chester, Chesterfield, Clarendon, Colleton, Darlington, Dillon, Dorchester, Edgefield, Fairfield, Florence, Georgetown, Gre...

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...and I would have did it but they wanted me on Saturday and that when Marshal Dillon is on. 240 Jenny Faye don’t like Marshal cause he don’t sing...

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...care este adevărat față a naturii filmului, deoarece captează viața ca o reflecție, viața ca pe un vis." (Bielawski 2018) Istoricul de filme, Steven Dillon, spune că o mare parte a filmului ulterior a fost profund influențată de filmele lui Tarkovsky. (Dillon 2006) Tarkovsky a dezvoltat o teorie a cinematografiei pe care a numit-o "sculptarea în timp". Prin aceasta el a...

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...jagged rawness? I’ll make I’m going to trot down the hall and bring in the Dillons, and we’ll all have coffee or something.” “The Dillons?” “Yes. Real... ...r something.” “The Dillons?” “Yes. Really quite a decent young pair—Harvey Dillon and his wife. He’s a dentist, just come to town. They live in a room... ...aid, her faltering admitted, that they wished they had never mentioned the Dillons. With spurious enthusi- asm he said, “Splendid! I will.” From the d... ...d in the peeled leather chair. He slipped out, came back with Dr. and Mrs. Dillon. The four of them drank rather bad coffee which Pollock made on a ke... ... young and dared to face life— “I’m not half as well oriented as that Mrs. Dillon. So 168 Main Street obviously adoring her dentist! And seeing Guy o... ...entist! And seeing Guy only as an eccentric fogy. “They weren’t silk, Mrs. Dillon’s stockings. They were lisle. Her legs are nice and slim. But no nic... ...can’t believe—” “Well now, I’m telling you!” “Does he play much poker? Dr. Dillon told me that Dr. Gould wanted him to play—” “Dillon told you what? W... ...hat Dr. Gould wanted him to play—” “Dillon told you what? Where’d you meet Dillon? He’s just come to town.” “He and his wife were at Mr. Pollock’s ton... ...were at Mr. Pollock’s tonight.” “Say, uh, what’d you think of them? Didn’t Dillon strike you as pretty light-waisted?” “Why no. He seemed intelligent....

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...e, the wild weather pouring on them; Dumouriez through his Kellermanns and Dillons pricking them a little in the hinder parts. A little, not much; now... ... withal, is there not ‘a Plot in the Luxembourg Prison?’ Ci-devant General Dillon, and others of the Suspect, plotting with Camille’s Wife to distribu...

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...they’ll be wanting their own boots I’m thinking. And there’s young Misther Dillon; he’s come to stay. But Lord love you—” and he again looked at the e... ... a tray of negus across the room in those which I had worn at dinner. “The Dillon girls are going to stay here,” said Fanny as I wished her good night...

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...96 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea ants, besides several of his crew. Captain Dillon, a shrewd old Pacific sailor, was the first to find unmistakable tra... ...- longed to some vessels that had run aground on the reefs some years ago. Dillon guessed that he meant La Perouse, whose disap- pearance had troubled... ...ould find numerous debris of the wreck, but winds and tides prevented him. Dillon returned to Calcutta. There he interested the Asi- atic Society and ... ...undry of the arsenal at Brest about 1785. There could be no further doubt. Dillon, having made all inquiries, stayed in the unlucky place till October... ...he was warmly welcomed by Charles X. But at the same time, without knowing Dillon’s move- ments, Dumont d’Urville had already set out to find the scen... ...er of the Astrolabe, 97 Jules Verne had then sailed, and two months after Dillon had left Vanikoro he put into Hobart Town. There he learned the resu... ...had left Vanikoro he put into Hobart Town. There he learned the results of Dillon’s inquiries, and found that a certain James Hobbs, second lieutenant... ...knowing how to credit the reports of low-class journals, decided to follow Dillon’s track. On the 10th of February, 1828, the Astrolabe appeared off T... ...e French Government, fearing that Dumont d’Urville was not acquainted with Dillon’s movements, had sent the sloop Bayonnaise, commanded by Legoarant d...

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...erable be- fore luncheon, but you have been making your tree more like Mr. Dillon’s Sunday periwig, every minute since I have been here. And such a sh... ...g, they were loaded with flowers from all quarters, beginning with old Mr. Dillon offering Winifred his best variegated dahlia, by name Dod’s Mary.’ ‘... ...on offering Winifred his best variegated dahlia, by name Dod’s Mary.’ ‘Mr. Dillon!’ exclaimed Katherine; ‘I thought he never gave away his flowers on ... ...suckles, talking to the old people, admiring their flowers, especially Mr. Dillon’s dahlias, and watching the troop of children, who looked like a liv...

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...ding vessels.’ They met near T anna, but not before the Bishop had been in Dillon’s Bay, on the island of Erromango, the scene of Williams’s murder, a... ...n their fate, but none succeeded till, in 1826, a sandal-wood trader named Dillon found in the possession of a European, who had lived since 1813 in T... ...- rity, when a visit was paid to him, and Patteson gathered some leaves in Dillon’s Bay, the spot where John Williams 185 Yo n g e met his death sixt... ...don at Erromango. He has a small house on the high table- land overlooking Dillon’s Bay, and certainly is exposed to winds which may, for aught I know... ...t shock to hear a Nengone man call out from a sandal-wood vessel, lying in Dillon’s Bay, that they had both been killed! It was but too true. The Erro...

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...soners they had picked up, and massacre their own Commander, poor Theobald Dillon, driven into a granary by them in the Town of Lille. And poor Gouvio...

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...ch was suppressed two days after. A month before his death he had sent for Dillon (charged here with the affairs of King James, and a very distinguish...

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...n- ers they had picked up, and massacre their own Commander, poor Theobald Dillon, driven into a granary by them in the Town of Lille. And poor Gouvio... ...e, the wild weather pouring on them; Dumouriez through his Kellermanns and Dillons prick- ing them a little in the hinder parts. A little, not much; n... ... withal, is there not ‘a Plot in the Luxembourg Prison?’ Ci-devant General Dillon, and others of the Suspect, plotting with Camille’s Wife to distribu...

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...a Thompson, Sept. 23, 2001; Chuck Severance interview (Apr. 15, 2004); Jim Dillon interview (Apr. 15, 2004); Diane Graney interview (Apr. 16, 2004). I... ...interview (Nov. 19, 2003); Michael Woodward interview (Jan. 25, 2004); Jim Dillon inter- view (Apr. 15, 2004). See also AAL transcript, telephone call...

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... march to Raymond. McClernand was ordered to march with three divisions by Dillon’s to Raymond. One was left to guard the crossing of the Big Black. O...