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..., import quotations into paper e-mails, etc., and copy the book. Reading forward or backward Before we go any further, a very personal suggestion: ... ...9 Kublai Khan had matured into a ruler ready to unite and lead the empire forward. By granting family members considerable independence in the gover... ...bookkeeping spurs world trade Italians took Arabic numerals another step forward when they used them to invent double-entry bookkeeping. One simply... ...or drawings was so ingrained that some scribes were forbidden to make any corrections. This applied to even the best-educated or experienced scribes... ...best-educated or experienced scribes. Such a culture not only preserved errors but also opened the way for copy thus corrupted to be further corru... ...n an operator discovered in the middle of setting a line that he‘d made an error, he‘d fill out that line by drawing his index finger down the first ...

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... signal, improperly in- terpreted, owing to the fog, was the cause of this error.” The funds rose one per cent higher than before they had fallen. Thi... ... or from whom we attempt to snatch it. Thus, the greater number of a man’s errors come before him disguised under the specious form of necessity; then... ...ome before him disguised under the specious form of necessity; then, after error has been commit- ted in a moment of excitement, of delirium, or of fe... ...ighly, tell him that he has spoken amiss.” And she took two or three steps forward. Monte Cristo watched her with an air so thoughtful, and so 108 Th... ...er. A committee of twelve members was chosen to examine the proofs brought forward by Morcerf. The investigation would begin at eight o’clock that eve... ...a good effect. The committee was made up of Liberals, several of whom came forward to shake hands with him.” Albert felt his heart bursting at these p... ...g more nor less than an assassin!” “Sir, I do not deny the justice of your correction, but the more severely you arm yourself against that unfortunate...

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...er the level of the logical acceptance, jumps out abruptly in the main point to consider and constrains to acknowledgment. It looks as if it were an error, but not so big as to take alarm and not even to be clearly inhibited. It is a mechanism of exception in thought, that will accepted with the complicity of a total sympathetic tolerance. The aesthetic behaviour of the...

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...orentin Smarandache. But the surprise had to grow on, as the reading went forward, because the poems constituted only an element of the significant ... ...t to consider and constrains to acknowledgment. It looks as if it were an error, but not so big as to take alarm and not even to be clearly inhibite... ...res with lucidity. The experiment of dislocation of the text is sometimes forwarded up to the annulment of the text itself and the disintegration of ... ...er modes of investigation -of the proximity and not of the origin, of the error and not of the truth, that is to say of all that constructs “the rich... ...ansferred to the cupboard at home... * An Introduction in the kingdom of error named the texts gathered in Defective writings - paradoxist short pr... ...an excessive detachment. Unlike the normality, the defects bring liminary corrections. The Party press tics are mocked as senseless enormities. “The...

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... and questions I had prepared, which they could use to move the discussion forward, but the informants were also able to decide what they wanted to ta... ...struggle. Good deeds can counteract bad ones (baab), bring forgiveness for errors and reroute the course from the wrong path. Through his own life and... ... in the long- term. It is the identity of creative, development-minded and forward-looking organizers, for whom work and achievement are the purpose ... ... Haas, Mary R. 1951. The Declining Descent Rule for Rank in Thailand: A Correction. American Anthropologist 53, 585– 587. Hale, Ann 1979. A Reass...

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... of that strain, Forgot its functions, and slept undisturb’d. 440 If this be error, and another faith Find easier access to the pious mind, Yet were I... ...d ever pass along Untouched by these remembrances; no, no, But I was hurried forward by a stream And could not stop. Yet wherefore should I speak, Why... ...ts with innocent milk Doth also for our nobler part provide, Under His great correction and controul, As innocent instincts, and as innocent food. 275... ...d. 275 This was her creed, and therefore she was pure From feverish dread of error and mishap And evil, overweeningly so called, Was not puffed up by ... ...he vine clad hills of Burgundy, Upon the bosom of the gentle Soane We glided forward with the flowing stream: 385 Swift Rhone, thou wert the wings on w... ...ong time we sate, For scarcely more than one hour of the night— Such was our error—had been gone when we Renewed our journey. On the rock we lay And w... ...lt, was but a stream That flowed into a kindred stream, a gale That helped me forwards, did administer To grandeur and to tenderness—to the one Directl...

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...ray wandering land-loupers;’ and with an anxious glance at Lilias, he went forward un- willingly to perform those duties of hospitality which had beco... ...ade him dread and hate the eye of a stranger; and while the knight was led forward to the hall fire, he merely pressed up to the priest, and eagerly d... ...ou the honour to be your guest?’ And Sir Patrick rather roughly pushed him forward, gruffly whispering, ‘Leave not Lily to supply your lack of courtes... ...ave many a day; his sons, woe is me!—Sir,’ recovering himself, ‘pardon the error of an old dying man, who owes you more than he can express.’ ‘Then, S... ...lse- where I would fellow you to the death.’ ‘This is no time to show your error,’ said James; ‘and I therefore counsel you to come no farther. The En... ...ance, that all this is my work on earth, or tell me if it be all one grand error. Men there have been like Caesar, Alexander, or Charlemagne, who thou... ...rs, trying 116 The Caged Lion to prop a bad cause because you cannot take correction, nor observe discipline.’ A sudden suspicion came over Malcolm t...

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...e was not as handsome as Miss Such a one, whom perhaps beauty had led into errors which she might have otherwise avoided. Miss Bridget Allworthy (for ... ...t as it was hoped by some, and expected by all, to be sent to the House of Correction, but to receive wholesome admoni tion and reproof; which those ... ...d before the justice, and it was universally apprehended that the House of Correction would have been her fate, though some of the young women cryed o... ...ny criminal in tention whatever. He had indeed committed no other than an error in politics, by tempering justice with mercy, and by refusing to grat... ...ty, they desired to have seen sacrificed to ruin and infamy, by a shameful correction in Bridewell. So far from complying with this their inclinatio... ... ing how to give the captain proper encouragement, with out appearing too forward; for she was a strict observer of all rules of decorum. In this, ho... ...worse qualities) to have entertained the least suspicion of what was going forward. The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding 32 ... ...whose eyes could see objects at a dis tance, and who could very well look forward a few years into futurity, had perceived a strong likelihood of Cap... ...icks in the world would, if they could, confine honour to their own absurd errors and damnable deceptions; “but honour,” says he, “is not therefore ma...

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... founded in conscience is, in my opinion, entitled to be so treated. Other errors I left as I found them, it being of little conse- quence whether I s... ... he was sure the purpose of this meeting would furnish some apology for an error, if there be any, in the opinions of those who attend. They would app... ...r passed from my mind; and I feel convinced that you have pardoned my many errors, from the feeling that I was striving for the widow and the fatherle... ...doctor, leaving the patient to the young lady and the servant, who wheeled forward his chair, and were replacing him in it, hurried me out of the room... ...ng on a rocking-horse, where your utmost exertion never carries you a foot forward; it is a kind of mental treadmill, where you are perpetually climb-... ...n the days of heady youth was a mere schoolboy’s eagerness to get farthest forward in the race in which I had engaged; to drink as many bottles as —; ... ... in which case I shall be happy to receive, from sufficient authority, the correction of the errors which must creep into traditional documents. The o...

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...f these days. The Chancellor rises; the bar rises; the prisoner is brought forward in a hurry; the man from Shropshire cries, “My lord!” Maces, bags, ... ... house was out of sight, I sat, with my bird cage in the straw at my feet, forward on the low seat to look out of the high window, watching the frosty... ... said the Lord Chancellor, glancing towards him. Richard bowed and stepped forward. “Hum!” said the Lord Chancellor, turning over more leaves. “Mr. Ja... ...d is more than suspected of laying his umbrella on her as an instrument of correction. But these vague whisper ings may arise from Mr. Snagsby’s bein... ...ny more, even by a look. I remembered my guardian’s gentleness towards his errors and with what per fect freedom from resentment he had spoken of the... ...f course, though she had a far, far greater reliance on his correcting his errors than I could have—which was so natural and loving in my dear!—and sh... ...ng heart would have to give him; how he thought of her through his present errors, and she would think of him at all times—never of herself if she cou... ... key, but the keys of prisons are larger. In this city there are houses of correction (where the treadmills are, for women), the gates of which are ve...

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...r pardon,’ said the gentleman, detaching himself from the lady, and coming forward. ‘I am a man of few words and a bad hand at an explanation—but lady... ...aid Mr Dorrit again, with the magnifi- cent placidity of one who was above correction, ‘to solicit the favour of a little private conversation with yo... ... rich Spanish fan of black and gold. The attendant gondola, having skimmed forward again, with some swift trace of an eye in the window, Fanny laughed... ...e, was 73 Little Dorrit – Book Two Blandois of Paris. He spoke, and moved forward beside Fanny. Little Dorrit was in front with her brother and Mrs G... ... liable to mistakes, that even you, Mrs General, have fallen into a little error. The attention and distinction you have so impressively mentioned, Mr... ...re,’ she answered, and now her hands clasped her head: ‘through what fatal error of Flintwinch’s, through what incompleteness on his part, who was the... ... disposed of. First, not a word more from you about the past. There was an error in your calculations. I know what that is. It affects the whole machi...

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... Ber. For the following sir. 224 Clo. As it shall follow in my correction, and God de-fend - 5 - Loues Labour’s lost Shakespeare: First F... ...pey the great, the 1862 Page Hercules. 1863 Brag. Pardon sir, error: He is not quantitie enough 1864 for that Worthies thumb, hee is ... ...eriurie, to adde more terror, 2410 We are againe forsworne in will and error. 2411 Much vpon this tis: and might not you 2412 Forestall ou... ... Ber. And three times thrice is nine. 2432 Clo. Not so sir, vnder correction sir, I hope it is not so. 2433 You cannot beg vs sir, I can ... ...e times thrice sir. 2435 Ber. Is not nine. 2436 Clo. Vnder correction sir, wee know where- vntill it 2437 doth amount. 2438 ... ...1 Ber. I, and worne in the cap of a Tooth- drawer. 2572 And now forward, for we haue put thee in countenance 2573 Ped. You haue put... ...18 Sweet chuckes, beat not the bones of the buried: 2619 But I will forward with my deuice; 2620 Sweete Royaltie bestow on me the sence of ... ... Suggested vs to make: therefore Ladies 2729 Our loue being yours, the error that Loue makes 2730 Is likewise yours. We to our selues proue fa...

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...time for the great work of 57 Sir Walter Scott repentance, I would not go forward with you.” “Oh! thou shalt live as long as Methuselah,” said Varney... ...wn behalf, when wisdom bade me be a true broker to my lord! And this fatal error has placed me more at her discretion than a wise man would willingly ... ...ook possession of them, she should have no means of knowing what was going forward in that part of the ancient building, or of exposing herself to be ... ...t be no check upon the private conversation of her lord and lady, now came forward; and as she made her reverential curtsy, the Earl could not help sm... ... door,” said Master Robert Laneham, with emphasis, by way of reply, and of correction. “Well, qualify thine office as thou wilt, man,” replied the Ear... ...e stage? for there lies the point, and not in any ways touching his former errors, in breaking parks, or the other follies you speak of.” “Why, truly,... ...ould think this were true, my lord,” said Elizabeth, “we should give sharp correction for such offences. But it is ill arguing against the use of anyt... ...,” said Janet; “let my services, however poor, be some atone- ment for his errors!” “I were most unjust, dearest Janet, were it otherwise,” said the C...

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... endeavour to win them; and then, in time, I might be able to show him the error of his ways: but I looked in vain for that generous, noble spirit his... ...egs wide apart, his hands thrust into his breeches- pockets, his body bent forward, and his face twisted into all manner of contortions in the ecstasy... ... she, meantime, unsparingly abusing me, either for interrupt- ing her with corrections, or for not rectifying her mistakes before they were made, or s... ...en to be informed, as a stimulant to exer- tion, that other boys were more forward than he, it is not surprising that he made but little progress duri... ... of O— and its neighbourhood for twenty miles round. Of course, she looked forward to it with the wildest impatience, and the most extravagant antici-... ...: but amidst the cares of copies and sums—in the inter- vals of correcting errors here, and reproving derelictions of duty there, I was inwardly takin...

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...ave right and truth, until the angel prince in pride walked in the ways of error. Then no longer would they work their Codex Junius 11 4 own advantag... ...f the landsmen. About him fearless fighters moved; grey wolves of war went forward to the onslaught thirsting for battle, loyal of heart. He chose the... ...’s love from God. (ll. 22 32) Then I beheld that nation walking in ways of error, the tribe of Israel following after sin, and doing evil. That was a ... ... heart might Codex Junius 11 84 know that a mightier than he had power of correction, against whom he might not prevail. (ll. 523 537) Then the eart...

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... saith the LORD. 30 In vain have I smitten your children; they received no correction: your own sword hath devoured your prophets, like a destroying l... ...els and in the imagination of their evil heart, and went backward, and not forward. 25 Since the day that your fathers came forth out of the land of E... ...s a nation that obeyeth not the voice of the LORD their God, nor receiveth correction: truth is perished, and is cut off from their mouth. 29 Cut off ... ...ehood, and there is no breath in them. 15 They are vanity, and the work of errors: in the time of their visitation they shall perish. 16 The portion o... ...falsehood, and there is no breath in them. 18 They are vanity, the work of errors: in the time of their visitation they shall perish. 19 The portion ...

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..., import quotations into paper e-mails, etc., and copy the book. Reading Forward Or Backward Before we go any further, a very personal suggestion... ...9 Kublai Khan had matured into a ruler ready to unite and lead the empire forward. By granting family members considerable independence in the gover... ...okkeeping spurs world trade Italians took Arabic numerals another step forward when they used them to invent double-entry bookkeeping. One simply... ...or drawings was so ingrained that some scribes were forbidden to make any corrections. This applied to even the best-educated or experienced scribes... ...st-educated or experienced scribes. Such a culture not only preserved errors but also opened the way for copy thus corrupted to be further corru... ...n an operator discovered in the middle of setting a line that he‘d made an error, he‘d fill out that line by drawing his index finger down the first ...

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...rer—where was he? As to the murderer, he was walking rapidly backwards and forwards in the parlor, au- dible but not visible at first, being engaged w... ...midable. From all this, however, the sole practical inference was to hurry forward with the trial of further keys, and to detect the hidden treasure. ... ...e amongst men for the sake of teaching truths in science, or of correcting errors in science. Most justly is this said: but often in terms far too fee... ...the missionary, it was yet at his discretion—if not to correct other men’s errors, yet at least in his own person to speak with scientific precision. ... ... the purposes of a reli- gion, but would have been against them. Even upon errors of a far more important class than errors in science can ever be—sup... ...inal mob. In this way is thrown away the opportunity, not only of applying corrections to false national tastes, but oftentimes even to the unfair acc... ...r his masque far more than he ever hoped to gain, did this Junius not come forward in his own person, when all the legal danger had long passed away, ... ...eader, have the goodness to hold your tongue. 7 ‘ Athenian Theatre:’—Many corrections remain to be made. Athens, in her bloom, was about as big as Ca... ...dises, and the ‘Samson,’ in a state of blindness— but subsequently, in the correction of the proofs, he must have suffered still more from this confli...

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... oftentimes at a distance from the press (so as to have no opportunity for correction); and al- ways written at a distance from libraries, so that ver... ... too briefly and too feebly upon the capital interest at stake. To apply a correction to some popular misreadings of his- tory, to show that the crimi... ... of retalia- tion for counter aggressions on the part of the enemy, stands forward uniformly in the van of such motives as it is thought worth while t... ...for addressing this remark to me was, that she fancied there might be some error in the trans- lation of the Greek expression. I replied that, in my o... ...mmunicating any religious truths, far less any moral truths. The obstinate error rooted in modern minds is, that, doubtless, the moral instruction was... ...em of ceremonial worship, a pompous and elaborate cultus, were not brought forward in Germany until about ten or twelve years ago; whereas, my doctrin... ...irect collision passages that are reciprocally illustrative, re- strain an error or illuminate a truth. And a reason, which I have since given in prin... ...bserver of these changes, was it not likely enough that I also was rushing forward to court and woo some frantic mode of evading an endurance that by ... ...- sionally assisted by the tutor, and subject, in its whole course, to his corrections, and what may be called his scholia, or collateral suggestions ...

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...e world. Concerning each of which many seem to have fallen into very great errors; for by invention, I believe, is gener ally understood a creative f... ...fire, besides my landlord and landlady, who occasionally went backward and forward, Mr. Partridge, the serjeant, and the coachman who drove the young ... ...II BOOK X IN WHICH THE HISTORY GOES FORWARD ABOUT TWELVE HOURS Chapter 1 Containing instructions very necessa... ...g given you these few admoni tions, we will, if you please, once more set forward with our history. Chapter 2 Cont... ...en so much pains to eradicate her headstrong opinions, and to rectify your errors in policy, you know she was taken out of my hands; so that I have no... ...lly silenced his resent ment as the manner in which he now discovered his error; for as to the behaviour of Mrs. Honour, it had the more confirmed hi... ... in his prayers for your welfare. Had not my hand been withheld from due correction, I had scourged much of this diabolical spirit out of a boy, of ...

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...uggles in his great effort from strength to strength, has no spite against error. Far beyond halfway he hastens to meet the purblind. But God is again... ...distinctive misapprehension of God. It is only in the synthesis and mutual correction of 24 God The Invisible King many divergent ideas that the idea... ...hese days one does not argue greatly about dogma. Almost every conceivable error about unity, about personality, about time and quantity and genus and... ...nd similarity and every kink in the difficult mind of man, has been thrust forward in some form of dogma. Be- side the errors of thought are the error... ...t mind of man, has been thrust forward in some form of dogma. Be- side the errors of thought are the errors of emotion. Fear and feebleness go straigh... ...ngth. He should stand lightly on his feet in the morning time, eager to go forward, as though he had but newly arisen to a day that was still but a pr...