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...to the very cohesion of Empire. And Serbia blocked the hitherto unhindered path to eastern territories - depriving Austria of lebensraum and raison... ... part of "Europe" rather than the "Balkans". To this very day, they hold all things Eastern (Serbs, the Orthodox version of Christianity, Belgrade, ... ...ovenia and Bosnia- Herzegovina to Italy and, later, accepted a German occupation of eastern Croatia. Composed of frugal ascetics and avaricious oper... ...eloped its own brand of escapism, replete with revenant nationalist leaders, mostly fictional "history", a newly discovered language and a pledge to... ...e very borders of Kosovo are in dispute. The territory known to its inhabitants as "Eastern Kosovo" now comprises 70,000 Albanians, captives in a h... ...astern Kosovo" now comprises 70,000 Albanians, captives in a hostile Serbia. Yet, "Eastern Kosovo" was never part of the administrative province of... ...c supply - have turned against him. At first, in a desperate effort to maintain the fiction underlying his chaotic personality, the narcissist striv... ...rojects a False Self and manages all his social interactions through this concocted fictional construct. People often find themselves involved with ... ..., 1997 "The Suffering of Being Kafka" (electronic book of Hebrew and English Short Fiction), Prague and Skopje, 1998-2004 "The Macedonian Economy ...

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...ady decipher some differ- ence of feeling, some division of interests. The eastern moiety of the county is more purely Conservative than the western; ... .... It can hardly be expected that any one will consent to go through with a fiction that offers so little allurement in its first pages; but twist it a... ... are going abroad. It may be long—very long—before we meet again. ’ ‘About Easter, ’ said Miss Dunstable; ‘that is, if the doc- tor doesn’t known up o... ...slaugh- tered him on the spot. This was by degrees modified till a sobered fiction became generally prevalent, that Mr Moffat 275 Anthony Trollope wa... ...near the lawyers. It has been suggested that the modern English writers of fiction should among them keep a barrister, in order 524 Dr Thorne that th...

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...man only was I on private terms; this was R. Northmour, Esquire, of Graden Easter, in Scot- land. We had met at college; and though there was not much... ... leave the university without one, he invited me on a long visit to Graden Easter; and it was thus that I first became acquainted with the scene of my... ...ch were many and not ill supplied. But what should bring thieves to Graden Easter? And, again, all the shutters had been thrown open, and it would hav... ... until, a quarter of a mile farther, I beheld them die away into the south-eastern boundary of Graden Floe. There, whoever he was, the mis- erable man... ...hore at Graden Wester, and far inland from the peak of Graystiel, the most eastern summit of the Caulder Hills. Bernard Huddlestone, although God know...

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... farm labourers; and yet the parish was of large extent. Framley is in the eastern division of the county of Barsetshire, which, as all the world know... ...ne! Mr Jones gave us the same ser- mon he preached the second Sunday after Easter. Twice in the same year is too often. God bless you! The children ar... ...arish called Hogglestock lying away quite in the northern extremity of the eastern division of the county—lying also on the borders of the western div... ...try house in Barsetshire, but on this occasion our sojourn shall be in the eastern division, in which, as every other county in England, elec- tioneer... ... about in the procession, taking but little part in it of her own, like an Eastern god. She suf- fered her mother’s caresses and smiled in her mother’... ...en my intention to pronounce an opinion, and I should either have laden my fiction with sermons or I should have degraded my sermons into fiction. The...

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...zen surface on the snow that they drove the wagons anywhere off the roads. Easter came in the snow. Then all of a sudden, on Easter Monday, a warm win...

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...755, who first adopted in the Cambrian church the new cycle for regulating Easter. 4 History of the Britons the labour thus imposed on me; I humbly e... ...after Pentecost, with all her followers, both men and women. The following Easter Edwin himself received baptism, and twelve thousand of his subjects ...

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...iers died at the commencement of this year, and his bishopric was given at Easter to the Abbe de Caudelet. The Abbe was a very good man, but made hims... ...ld. There is nothing true in all this except the foundation upon which the fiction arose. I have frankly asked M. de La T rappe upon this matter, and ... ...aden the bitterness of the recollection. From just before Candlemas-day to Easter of this year, noth- ing was heard of but balls and pleasures of the ... ...bate, at our court, that Philip V . should make a journey to Italy, and on Easter-day he set out. He went to Naples, Leghorn, Milan, and Alessandria. ... ...did not return to Versailles for a whole week, or see the King again until Easter Monday. After his supper that evening, and when about to undress him... ...endome altogether. It came, the first journey the King made to Marly after Easter. ‘Brelan’ was then the fashion. Monseigneur, playing at it one day w... ...how it was carried out. It is good to admit our ignorance, and not to give fictions and inventions in place of what we are unac- quainted with. I know...

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... with the most ample instructions, and we departed on the Wednesday before Easter. The day following, my father arrived at Annecy, accompa- nied by hi... ...d not relinquish the plea- sure of leaving his tyrants embarrassed for the Easter feast, at which time he knew they stood in greatest need of him. He ... ... by desire of the bishop, that he might superin- tend the music during the Easter holidays, and that he pro- posed returning that way in a few days. T... ...ortunity. According to the information given to M. Reydelet, we passed our Easter holidays at Bellay, and though not expected there, were received by ... ...reeable objects, and my heart with sentiments in which it delighted. These fictions, by frequently presenting themselves, at length gained a consisten... ...oment, my delirium never left me. After many useless efforts to banish all fictions from my mind, they at length seduced me, and my future endeavors w... ...ned her a proper answer, but did not stir from my house. At the journey of Easter, the year following, 1759, the Chevalier de Lorenzy, who belonged to...

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...ins I should not now be dying.” It was at three o’clock on the T uesday of Easter week, on a beautiful, bright day, that the angel ceased to suffer. H...

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...ry way— what must Amelia do, but remind her brother of a promise made last Easter holidays—”When I was a girl at school,” said she, laughing—a promise... ... a pagody, most likely resemblances of some interesting spot in our famous Eastern possessions. How much for this lot? Come, gentlemen, don’t keep me ...

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... and solemn gravity—he was drawing up ‘A Bill for the better observance of Easter Monday. ’ The footman tapped at the door—the legislator started from... ... so much in my life’—resumed Mr. Gabriel Parsons; ‘I had driven home in an easterly wind, and caught a devil of a face- ache. Well; as Fanny—that’s Mr...

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...e were deposited at the Pacific Transfer Station near Council Bluffs, on the eastern bank of the Missouri river. Here we were to stay the night at a k... ... a fortune in the mines? Were they all bound for Paris, and to be in Rome by Easter? It would seem not, for, whenever we met them, the passengers ran ... ... replied the grocer, “but I think it’s going to turn out port.” In the older Eastern States, I think we may say that this hotch-potch of races in goin... ...ght. No wonder that the Pacific coast is a foreign land to visitors from the Eastern States, for each race contributes something of its own. Even the ... ... from the windows of my father’s house) dying away into the distance and the easterly haar with one smoky seaside town beyond another, or in winter pr... ...o the ears in actuality; so that, by that account, the whole of my published fiction should be the single-handed product of some Brownie, some Familia...

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...blers, and so forth, who are taken on during the run of a pantomime, or an Easter piece, and are then discharged, until the production of some heavy s... ... chast est good keeping—compared with which, the fabled gor geousness of Eastern fairyland itself would appear to be clothed in as many dark and mur... ...y realising the prophetic Pott’s anticipations about the gor geousness of Eastern fairyland, and at once affording a suffi cient contradiction to th...

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...r term with Lady Milsom, by whom she could not well be spared till towards Easter; while, in the meantime, her house was being repaired. CHAPTER II CH... ...d there was a lad besides, grown to manly height; and one boy, at home for Easter, who, caring not for croquet, went with Primrose to exhibit to Thekl... ...the fear of infection had rendered Rock Quay a de- serted place during the Easter vacation. Fergus Merrifield might not come near Primrose and Lily, a... ...d her little sisters, were very happy over their primroses and anemones on Easter Eve, with the beautiful Altar Cross that no one could manage like Au...

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...e is likened to summer. A nd thus it passed on from Candlemass until after Easter, that the month of May was come, when every lusty heart beginneth to...

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...mily must be a mere helpless, useless being, growing old in a ri- diculous fiction of prolonged childhood, affecting those graces of so-called sweet s... ...e choir master from Avoncester, and giving up an afternoon to practice for Easter, but he never told me it was to be to-day.” On inquiry, it appeared ... ...ut—what—” “It is more than lame,” she said. “I should be better off if the fiction of the Queens of Spain were truth with me. I could not move from th... ...age all through this interview. That perfect understanding and the playful fiction about waiting for Rose left him a great deal too free. Ermine might... ...very man.” “I have always been glad that is aprocryphal,” said Grace, “and Eastern women have no choice.” “Nor are Western women better than Eastern,”... ...ced at, from Bessie.” “From Paris?” “Yes, they come home immediately after Easter. ‘Your brother is resolved I should be presented, and submit to the ... ...ng by the door in the centre, he turned the corner of the house, where the eastern gable disclosed a window opening on a sloping lawn full of bright f... ..., criti- cal, droll, and moralizing, displayed by a man who heard works of fiction so rarely that they were always fresh to him, and who looked on the...

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...sin, a poor subaltern, and the next in the entail? Depend upon it, it is a fiction created either by papa’s hopes or Philip’s self-complacency, or els... ...‘I am glad you entered into it,’ said Philip; ‘it has every quality that a fiction ought to have.’ ‘I never read anything equal to the repentance of t... ...think it hardly safe for so excitable a mind to dwell much on the world of fiction,’ said Philip. ‘Nothing has affected him so much as Sintram,’ said ... ... there would be all the difference there is between a feudal prince and an Eastern despot. He would know what it is to live with his match.’ ‘But you ... ...make up her mind to the loss of her playfellow, who was to go to Oxford at Easter, when he would be just eighteen, his birthday being the 28th of Marc... ... Each person was to set down his or her favourite character in history and fiction, flower, virtue, and time at which to have lived, and these were al... ...and walks on the terrace! She looked back, and it was still the same. Last Easter vacation, how they used to study the stars in the evening, to linger... ...ous crags, its single safe landing-place, and the great Shag Stone, on the eastern side, with a whole progeny of nearly sunken rocks, dreaded in rough... ...e very simply, as if he could not help it, with his eye fixed on the clear eastern sky , and with a tone of grave awe and thankfulness which greatly s...

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.................................................................... 361 WEST-EASTERN DIVAN. ............................................................... ... The Foolish Pilgrim.] WHENCE comes our friend so hastily, When scarce the Eastern sky is grey? Hath he just ceased, though cold it be, In yonder holy... ...herish’ d towards them, especially Minnie, the youngest. Well, I went last Easter, politely to pay them a visit, And I wore the new coat now hanging u... ... prospect of peace we should all be rejoicing.” 1796 – 7. 421 Goethe WEST-EASTERN DIVAN. Who the song would understand, Needs must seek the song’s ow... ... greatly admired by Oriental scholars, for the truthfulness with which the Eastern spirit of poetry is reproduced by the Western minstrel. They were c...

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...ce, such ravages have been made! Some soils, like a rocky tract called the Easterbrooks Coun- try in my neighborhood, are so suited to the apple, that... ...inging up in the pastures where cattle have been,—as the rocky ones of our Easter-brooks Country, or the top of Nobscot Hill in Sudbury. One or two of...

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...d of going down, on reaching North Point they went up the bay, in a north- easterly direction. I deemed this knowledge of the utmost importance. My de... ...e canoe belonging to Mr. Hamilton, and upon the Saturday night previous to Easter holidays, paddle directly up the Chesapeake Bay. On our arrival at t... ...ven the bearer, my servant, full liberty to go to Baltimore, and spend the Easter holidays. Written with mine own hand, &c., 1835. “William Hamilton, ...

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...ealize Utopia for the common people: they wished to realize their favorite fictions and poems in their own lives; and, when they could, they lived wit... ...invented? MRS HUSHABYE. Five hundred pounds; and I have made it last since Easter! CAPTAIN SHOTOVER. Since Easter! Barely four months! Monstrous extra...