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...HARRY DOMIN SULLA MARIUS HELENA GLORY DR. GALL MR. FABRY DR. HALLEMEIER MR. ALQUIST CONSUL BUSMAN NANA RADIUS A SERVANT HELENA PRIMUS FIRST ROBOT SECOND ROBOT THIRD ROBOT FOURTH ROBOT...

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...fallen! A new world has arisen: the Rule of the Robots! March! CHARACTERS HARRY DOMIN SULLA MARIUS HELENA GLORY DR. GALL MR. FABRY DR. HALLEMEIER MR.... ...ing me. DOMIN The last chance, Helena. Now, or never!–– HELENA But!–– but, Harry!–– He embraces and kisses her. Knocking at the door. DOMIN (releasing... ...pe nothing happens today. HALLEMEIER For goodness' sake drop it all. Look, Harry, this is a fine cyclamen, isn't it? A new sort, my latest!–– Cyclame... ...? NANA It ought to be the end of the world. Enter DOMIN. HELENA Oh, hello, Harry. Harry, why all these flowers? DOMIN Guess. HELENA Well, it's not my ... ...meier, all of them. Put your hand in my pocket. HELENA Pearls! A necklace. Harry, is that for me? DOMIN It's from Busman. HELENA But we can't accept i... ...have power, you have firearms. But we have just one interesting screed, a dirty old yellow scrap of paper!–– " DOMIN Rossum's manuscript? BUSMAN Yes....

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... magician. Dr Soames looked back at the Blakes. Unless they had given birth to Harry Potter, there had to be a rational explanation for what had j... ...asmin. 50 On the 36 th floor, the lift doors opened, and a cleaner called Harry Jacobs emerged into the corridor, carrying his mop and bucket... ..., in his fifties maybe, wearing a tweed jacket. It was the body of Ryan Hawkins. Harry didn’t want to look too closely. He didn’t know if the guy wa... ...own to reception and get them to call the police. He backed into the corridor. Harry cried out in shock. He hadn’t expected anyone to be behind hi... ...ar her making a strange noise. It sounded like sobbing. “You all right?” asked Harry, looking around him. At the far end of the corridor, he notic... ...u from the building or I may just toss you out the window myself. If you set one dirty foot back on the premises then you’re going to be nicked for ... ...lled him?” “In life,” clarified Mr Randerson, “there are always those to do the dirty jobs.” “Which brings us back to you, Miss Sharma. I told you ... ... get into a fight with a sleepwalker, particularly one as tough as Harden. “The dirty Miss Sharma,” announced Mrs Randerson. “The television star. ... ... Sam, incredulously. She could smell it from her own bed. “When you said she was dirty, I didn’t think you meant you were literally going to disinfe...

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...otton pajamas as he guided her down the corridor. She squinted to see her reflection in the twenty-foot mirror at the end of the hallway. Her short dirty blonde hair pulled back in a ponytail, revealed her pale white skin. She appeared more like a bewildered child and not the confident twenty-two year old she was known to be among her circle of friends. As they walked c...

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... Part One Seeking the Truth Chapter 1 New York, 2008 Chapter 2 Bina Schwartz, Harry’s Mother Chapter 3 Global Nation, 2012 Chapter 4 Serena (alias Lioness) Chapter 5 Cristal (alias Mist) Chapter 6 Joanna Chan (alias Onyx) Chapter 7 Before all hell breaks loose Chapter 8 Questions that need answer...

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...his teeth large and white. “As for math, ‘tis not my strongest suit, either. Harry, Harold, is great at math. He tutors a lot of us. I shall get ... ...t of the bones from Geoffrey and tucked them away. “I don’t want to get them dirty from dinner,” she said as Geoffrey grumbled. Just as she tucked... ...ap now they’ll shut up and leave me alone,” Aislinn grumbled. “Stop whining,” Harry said. She glared at him. For the most part, she enjoyed the mat... ...hing about?” Geoffrey asked. He took the bowls she filled and handed them to Harry. The math whiz placed them on trays that the other pages served ... ...more daggers and pushed the pages nearest her to back up. Harold was helping Harry find a suitable dagger and had his back turned. Adamina threw a ... ... thought was the Speicans’ main force! But they’re planning a sneak attack! Dirty, despicable, traitorous Speicans! They could end up killing man... ...ut Caelan took it personally. “Me, too,” Geoffrey broke in. “He’s a low down dirty rotten bastard.” “His father won’t be happy,” Aislinn warned. “... ...ly do value your friendship. Both of you.” “Me too,” Aislinn said. She felt dirty, as if Caelan’s stolen kiss was a lie, a secret they shared that... ...d, eagerly awaiting it. Woman of Honor 103 Aislinn shot her brother a dirty look. He looked sheepish but she felt no pity for him. Throwing...

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...as Kim Yang Kwam he kept thinking about in the bus. Sang Huin was labeled as dirty a few nights ago: the way he walked on the floor with his shoes ins... ...im in the bus by making him feel miserable for his declaration that he was a dirty person. No, he told himself, he had handled the situation the best ... ... could not figure out why it became such evidence of the accuser that he was dirty-the charge of homosexuality not being directly stated. He asked him... ...rs made of plastic that were used in toilets because they were often wet and dirty. He went back, after urinating, and reopened his locker. He took of... ...rminals in cities under a million people had cement floors and were dark and dirty like a cellar. Just like he had seen in myriad other terminals, her... ... were being arrested and he was gossiping full force to every Tom, Dick, and Harry on the train making an embarrassing scene. Was I supposed to stop m...

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...oncerned a woman who was a perfect housecleaner. She went so far so as to prevent her family from using the bathroom because they would get it dirty.... ...tion also implies an ‗adult‘ relationship. ―A brief definition of love, not necessarily applicable to adult humans, was offered by Dr. Harry ... ... child raising. There are some housekeepers who clean compulsively—sometimes not even letting their families into a room because it might get dirty.... ...s. We call these obsessional thoughts. Or by continuous irrational actions which we call compulsions. So a person who does not want to think ‗dirty ...

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... know I wouldn’t call Mather’ she says. I knew she wouldn’t because they had a few dirty nights together. I said to her ‘Maybe it’s best you didn’t... ...ster.” Brewster sat on a leather chair opposite her. “Did Mr. Mather continue to harry you into his way of thinking?” “Naturally.” She sav...

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... Dorothy Beltham; a married daughter Mrs. Richmond; Benjamin Sewis, an old half-caste butler; various domestic servants; and a little boy, christened Harry Lepel Richmond....

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...ith A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication The Adventures of Harry Richmond by George Meredith is a publication of the Pennsylvania Stat... ... for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. The Adventures of Harry Richmond by George Meredith, the Pennsylvania State University, Elec-... ...y is an equal opportunity university. 3 George Meredith THE ADVENTURES OF HARRY RICHMOND By George Meredith BOOK 1 CHAPTER I I AM A SUBJECT OF CONTEN... ...half-caste butler; various domestic servants; and a little boy, christened Harry Lepel Richmond, the squire’s grandson. Riversley Grange lay in a rich... ...ut two little girls of our host, whose heads were cased in tight-fit- ting dirty linen caps, munched the black bread and drank the sour milk so thankf... ...ared them to the Rhone and the—I forget the name of the river below Geneva—dirtyish; for there was a transparent dif- ference in the Denewdney style o... ... o’ courtship. Come, sit by my hearth, ma’am; I ‘ll be your chimney—faugh! dirty rascals!’ Janet said: ‘I rather like the smell of cigars.’ ‘Like what... ... point is, that this confounded book must be off your shoulders, my lad. A dirty dog may wash in a duck-pond. Y ou see, Harry, the dear old squire may... ...d the honour. ‘I am not a washerwoman,’ she said to me, and spoke of where dirty linen should be washed, and was distressingly broad in her innuendoes...

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...ld ascend The brightest heaven of invention, A kingdom for a stage, princes to act And monarchs to behold the swelling scene! Then should the warlike Harry, like himself, Assume the port of Mars; and at his heels, Leash?d in like hounds, should famine, sword and fire Crouch for employment. But pardon, and gentles all, The flat unraised spirits that have dared On this unwor...

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...es to act And monarchs to behold the swelling scene! Then should the warlike Harry, like himself, Assume the port of Mars; and at his heels, Leash’d i... ... hilts unto the point With crowns imperial, crowns and coronets, Promised to Harry and his followers. The French, advised by good intelligence Of this... ...oat with scanting A little cloth. KING OF FRANCE : Think we King Harry strong; And, princes, look you strongly arm to meet him. The kindre... ...ghtiness and fate of him. [Enter a Messenger .] Messenger: Ambassadors from Harry King of England Do crave admittance to your majesty. KING OF FRANCE... ...on girded Harfleur. Suppose the ambassador from the French comes back; Tells Harry that the king doth offer him Katharine his daughter, and with her, ... ...h along Unfought withal, but I will sell my dukedom, To buy a slobbery and a dirty farm In that nook shotten isle of Albion. Constable: Dieu de bata... ...d of life, an imp of fame; Of parents good, of fist most valiant. I kiss his dirty shoe, and from heart string I love the lovely bully. What is thy na...

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...g bloom; her lips smiling, and her eyes beaming with a kindness which made Harry Esmond’s heart to beat with surprise. 13 Thackeray “His name is Henr... ...alked down the gallery, followed by Mrs. Worksop. When the lady came back, Harry Esmond stood exactly in the same spot, and with his hand as it had fa... ...began to describe what was before them to his wife, and what indeed little Harry knew better than he—viz., the history of the house: how by yonder gat... ... says he, “but take forty-six from ninety, and how old shall I be, kinsman Harry?” “Thirty,” says his wife, with a laugh. “A great deal too old for yo... ...o supper that night—”and you will come too, kinsman, won’t you?” she said. Harry Esmond blushed: “I—I have supper with Mrs. 16 Henry Esmond – Book On... ...ry obsequious to her, she did not like him, because he had thick boots and dirty hands (the pert young miss said), and because she hated learning the ...

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...so. Away I went, next, to the lesser roadside Inns of Italy; where all the dirty clothes in the house (not in wear) are always lying in your anteroom;... ...y in—and they was so little that he couldn’t get his hand into ‘em. Master Harry W almers’ father, you see, he lived at the Elmses, down away by Shoot... ...ted, and he done it all equally beautiful. He was uncommon proud of Master Harry as was his only child; but he didn’t spoil him neither. He was a gent... ...hout getting acquainted with the ways of the family. Even supposing Master Harry hadn’t come to him one morning early, and said, “Cobbs, how should yo... ... I do, Cobbs. Why do I like you, do you think, Cobbs?” “Don’t know, Master Harry, I am sure.” “Because Norah likes you, Cobbs.” “Indeed, sir? That’s v... ...ly on milk and honey. Once he came upon them by the pond, and heard Master Harry say, “Ador- able Norah, kiss me, and say you love me to distraction, ...

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...ed—but no more chance in the world if put to it than fly. Kids. So Captain Harry Dunbar. Good sailor. Great name as a skipper. Big man; short side-whi... ...few thousands a year—a city swell… Come along, old man! And he and Captain Harry go out together—some business with a solicitor round the corner. Capt... ...y go out together—some business with a solicitor round the corner. Captain Harry, when he was in England, used to turn up in his brother’s office regu... ...another thing. Favour. It was like this: When old man Dunbar died, Captain Harry was already in command with the firm. George chucked the bank he was ... ...hings at a time: wood- pulp, preserved-fruit trade, and so on. And Captain Harry let him have his share to work with… I am provided for in my ship, he... ...u wished to give me? he asks… Y ou see, he had played some more than usual dirty trick on the woman and expected awful ructions presently; and to be f... ...s him out—both holding on to the cabin table: No, damn you, you are only a dirty vagabond; but I can scare the other, the chap in the black coat… “Mea... ...unds, day after to- morrow, says Cloete. Oh yes. And to-day take this, you dirty cur… He hits straight from the shoulder in sheer rage, nothing else. ... ...129 goblin his eyes could not have bulged more than at this small boy in a dirty white blouse and ragged knickers. He had a round head of tight chestn...

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..., who for the last two years had been so listless, felt herself flurried. “Harry,” she said to her husband, “how shall we ever be ready?” And her pret... ...at she might not be taken round by Punt’ Arenas. There was another route. “Harry, if you love me, let me go by the Serapiqui.” As to Harry’s loving he... ...thony Trollope mamma,” she said, “I shall never see her!” And then again, “Harry, I know I shall never reach home alive.” “Fanny, my darling, that is ... ...n she was alone with her husband, she repeated to him her sad foreboding. “Harry,” she said, “I shall never see my mother again.” “Oh, yes, Fanny, you... ...er, and then your trouble will be over. All will be easy after that.” “Ah, Harry, you do not know.” “I do know that it is very bad, my girl, but you m... ...l hut, and in the morning they came forth with their clothes still wet and dirty, with their haggard faces, and weary 24 Returning Home stiff limbs, ...

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...He felt as if the hideous cloth went into his blood and made it gritty and dirty. Then Winifred so ready to serve the soldier, when she repudiated the... ... his shirt was slit on the shoulders, and the flesh showed through. He was dirty and unkempt. But his face was quiet. So many things go out of conscio... ...! No, don’t get up. I’m going myself,’ said Isabel. ‘Don’t you go out of a dirty night like this. Let the lad go. Get along wi’ ye, boy,’ said Mrs. We... ...ollar-bone twice broken in the mines. The little terrier of a sergeant, in dirty khaki, looked at him furtively. ‘She’s your Missis?’ he asked, jerkin... ...sband of mine. I declare I never set eyes on him before this night. It’s a dirty trick, nothing else, it’s a dirty trick.’ ‘Why, you’re a liar, saying... ...gan to get down her bags. The porter was nowhere, of course, but there was Harry, obscure, on the outer edge of the little crowd, missing her, of cour... ...ure, on the outer edge of the little crowd, missing her, of course. ‘Here! Harry!’ she called, waving her umbrella in the twi- light. He hurried forwa... ...bead chatelaine, and a little leather case in her grey-gloved hands, while Harry staggered out of the ugly little train with her bags. ‘There’s a trun... ...emained single—all these years. ‘Won’t a porter carry those?’ she said, as Harry strode with his workman’s stride down the platform towards the guard’...

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...ody to anatomize Among my household? Why is Rumour here? I run before King Harry’s victory; Who in a bloody field by Shrewsbury Hath beaten down young... ... what mean I To speak so true at first? my office is To noise abroad that Harry Monmouth fell Under the wrath of noble Hotspur’s sword, And that the ... ...most wounded to the death; And, in the fortune of my lord your son, Prince Harry slain outright; and both the Blunts Kill’d by the hand of Douglas; yo... ...uglas; young Prince John And Westmoreland and Stafford fled the field; And Harry Monmouth’s brawn, the hulk Sir John, Is prisoner to your son: O, suc... ...ews from Shrewsbury: He told me that rebellion had bad luck And that young Harry Percy’s spur was cold. With that, he gave his able horse the head, An... ...n base durance and contagious prison; Haled thither By most mechanical and dirty hand: Rouse up revenge from ebon den with fell Alecto’s snake, For Do...

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...ffirmative. ‘Then come with me,’ said Mrs. Sowerberry: taking up a dim and dirty lamp, and leading the way upstairs; ‘your bed’s under the counter. Yo... ...y inhabited part of the town; and then, striking down a narrow street more dirty and miserable than any they had yet passed through, paused to look fo... ...erberry to Oliver, had consisted of a profuse bestowal upon him of all the dirty odds and 48 OLIVER TWIST ends which nobody else would eat; so there ... ...n seen. He was a snub nosed, flat browed, common faced boy enough; and as dirty a juvenile as one would wish to see; but he had about him all the air... ...iver thought the old gentleman must be a decided mi ser to live in such a dirty place, with so many watches; but, thinking that perhaps his fondness ... ...to him mechanically. Oliver glanced at it, and saw that it was directed to Harry Maylie, Esquire, at some great lord’s house in the country; where, he... ...e time before I see her. You can say I am coming.’ ‘I beg your pardon, Mr. Harry,’ said Giles: giving a final polish to his ruffled countenance with t... ...d never have any more au thority with them if they did.’ ‘Well,’ rejoined Harry Maylie, smiling, ‘you can do as you like. Let him go on with the lugg... ...How could I ever have know happiness again!’ ‘If that had been the case, Harry,’ said Mrs. Maylie, ‘I fear your happiness would have been effectuall...

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...lies and districts by name. Almost always there was but one answer—murder— harrying—foray; and when the question followed, ‘What had the Regent done?’... ...r the Border, and will well-nigh burst at what I have seen and heard! King Harry tells him that to send him home were but tossing him on the swords of... ...y more, only longing to fence him from the Albany swords, about which King Harry is so good as to fash himself.’ ‘But what like is the King?’ asked Li... ... ‘Oh, I would fain see him. Is it true that he was the tallest man at King Harry’s sacring? more shame that he were there!’ ‘He and I are much of a he... ...mie, ’tis well you are come! Now have I some one to speak with. Ever since Harry borrowed my Lady of Westmoreland’s book of the Holy War, he has not h... ...rd. I fear it will be long ere you see your good gold in the stead of your dirty paper, even though I gave you an order on the tolls. How now! What, m...

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...en will do, each out- bawling and out-galloping the other at the tail of a dirty fox, that is to be the prize of the foremost happy conqueror. When he... ...was only fourteen, and ogling poor little Blandford. I wouldn’t marry her, Harry—no, not if her eyes were twice as big. I’ll take my fun. I’ll enjoy f... ...t the county. Y ou have the brains of the family. By the Lord, my dear old Harry, you have the best head and the kindest heart in all the army; and ev... ...ublican at heart,” says the priest with a sigh. “I am an Englishman,” says Harry, “and take my country as I find her. The will of the nation being for... ... to me,” Frank writ, “that I thought I would put in a good word for Master Harry, but when I men- tioned your name he looked as black as thunder, and ... ...or I am Marchioness of Esmond before God and man.” “And have you left poor Harry nothing, dear Marchioness?” asks Lady Castlewood (she hath told me th... ... would find her at prayers now. She tends the poor of the place—the horrid dirty poor! She sits through the curate’s sermons—oh, those dreary sermons!... ... was meantime engaged in drawing a picture of a soldier on horseback for a dirty little pretty boy of the printer’s wife, whom she had left behind her...

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... obedient and dutiful to her, only asserting his equality, in imitation of Harry and T om, by a little of the good-humoured raillery and teasing that ... ...ask of his life to do a parent’s part by them.’ ‘Let me see, he is just of Harry’s age,’ said Ethel, thought- fully, as if she had not the strongest f... ...age,’ said Ethel, thought- fully, as if she had not the strongest faith in Harry’s power of supplying a parent’s place. ‘Well,’ said her father, ‘reme... ...e was more worth it,’ said Ethel; ‘her music and draw- ing are first-rate. Harry was frantic about her singing last time he was at home—one evening wh... ...nning away with the buttered toast from under the nose of a charwoman! let Harry never talk of tak- ing a Chinese battery after that!’ her incapacity ... ... thing, I be- gan to doubt, and I couldn’t stand her taking up with such a dirty little nigger as Henry Ward was at school.’ ‘I think you might have k... ...ooking round in blank despair. ‘Oh dear!’ said Ella, ‘I remember now; that dirty little Polly Mason came to borrow it this morning. I said we wanted i...

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...e us! Sam Clark and the missus and Dave Dyer and Jack Elder, and, yes sir, Harry Haydock and Juanita, and a whole crowd! I guess they see us now. Yuh,... ... of stale beer, and thick voices bellow- ing pidgin German or trolling out dirty songs—vice gone feeble and unenterprising and dull—the delicacy of a ... ... service. Haydock & Simons. Haydock. She had met a Haydock at the station; Harry Haydock; an active person of thirty-five. He seemed great to her, now... ... “Tell me about them first.” “Well, the nice-looking couple over there are Harry Hay- dock and his wife, Juanita. Harry’s dad owns most of the Bon Ton... ...dock and his wife, Juanita. Harry’s dad owns most of the Bon Ton, but it’s Harry who runs it and gives it the pep. He’s a hustler. Next to him is Dave... ...ard, a private village, a white house with no porches save a low and quite dirty stoop at the back, a crimson barn with white trimmings, a glazed bric... ...e works from ten to eighteen hours a day. She has to wash slimy dishes and dirty clothes. She tends the children and runs to the door with wet chapped... ...hods in these large cities. So careless, let- ting tramps and all sorts of dirty persons practically sleep in the reading-rooms.” “I know, but the poo... ...s. I think of myself as so superior, but I do eat and digest, I do wash my dirty paws and scratch. I’m not a cool slim goddess on a column. There aren...