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...of his kennel, and sends forth a thundering bark, which is answered by two fox-hounds shut up in the opposite cow-house; the old top-knotted hens, scr... ...he patriarch Joseph, for his great skill and knowledge and the kindness he shows to his brother and his parents.” “Perhaps you don’t know the trouble ... ...ooks down on her shoulders bordered by the old black lace, the dark fringe shows to perfection on her pink cheek. They are but dim ill-defined picture... ... looking on life as if it was Treddles’on Fair, where folks only go to see shows and get fairings. If we do, we shall find it different. But where’s t... ...y is in my ears, mingling with the twittering of a bird out- side the wire network window—the window overlooking the garden, and shaded by tall Guelde... ...y claim to a fifth letter), the old man with the close leather cap and the network of wrinkles on his sun-browned face. Was there any man in Loamshire...

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...errace. It looks, and is, as evanescent as a dream; and yet, in its rustic network of boughs, it has some how enclosed a hint of spiritual beauty, an... ...t grand processions, and public banquets, and brilliant illuminations, and shows of wax work, with like nesses of the distinguished officers, as smal... ...rgain, to keep your royal and sagacious self from being transformed into a fox. But do as I bid you; and the matter may end better than it has begun.”... ...low these directions, and you may defy her magic arts to change you into a fox.” Quicksilver then gave him some further advice how to be have, and bi... ...g a man, as other liquor is apt to do, it brings him to his true self, and shows him as he ought to be.” The chief butler liked nothing better than to... ... into pig’s bristles, or make a lion’s claws grow out of his fingers, or a fox’s brush behind him. “Drink, my noble guest,” said Circe, smiling, as sh...

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...” he said, “how did it happen? He must have be- witched her, I suppose? It shows how strictly one must look after a wife! You want to keep a firm hand... ... the moonlight) like a big blur; it was clear that it was a wild animal, a fox or a wolf. My heart seemed to stand still ... though one might wonder w... ...ether. In appearance he was a round, podgy figure; and his face was like a fox’s with a nose like an owl’s. His eyes were brown, bright, also like a f... ...t and sinewy, with yellowish grey whiskers, an unshaven chin and a perfect network of wrinkles on his cheeks and forehead. His wife looked older than ...

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...racter. This son had been one of the earliest Quakers, converted by George Fox; and moreover there had been love between him and a young lady of great... ...mselves from the imme diate vicinity of the fireside, and were playing at fox and geese in a corner near the window. But little Elsie, having very qu... ...d to see, but verdant with moss, or in many cases richly enwreathed with a network of creeping plants, and oftenest the ivy of old growth, clamber in... ...at things through half shut eyes; into a limbo where things were put away, shows of what had once been, now somehow fainted, and still maintaining a s... ... s Secret sense of waking things,—to burst through the mist and delu sive shows that bewildered him, and catch hold of a reality. He stamped upon the... ...PTER XVII. CHAPTER XVII. CHAPTER XVII. Note 1. Author’s note .— “Redclyffe shows how to find, un der the surface of the village green, an old cross.”...

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...ther. You hear of men painting pot-boilers to keep an aged mother—well, it shows they’re excellent sons, but it’s no excuse for bad work. They’re only... ... glass. She liked to leave untouched a large glass filled to the brim. “It shows the waiters who you are,” she said. Philip chose an opportunity when ... ...at he shuddered at the thought of having been connected with her. “It just shows how damned weak I am,” he said to himself. The adventure was like a b... ...an of five- and-forty , with badly dyed hair; she had a yellow face with a network of small red veins all over it, and yellow whites to her pale blue ... ...came an obses- sion,) and he saw in them all the sheep or the horse or the fox or the goat. Human beings filled him with disgust. But presently the in...

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...dest symbol of human wisdom: the sign of the Dao. This shows the effect of the Path of Splitness. It shows Everythingness and... ...ng. What is good about this practical demonstration of Splitness is that it shows how Time actually works. It demonstrates the Nature of Time as ... ...ns were created by Impetus following the Organic Path of Splitness. This shows how the earlier Condition of Infinite Causality naturally evolved... ...s not a natural kind of bio- feedback: that is an abomination of living neural networks stopping dead without any living bio- feedback. Instead of p... ...PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Three: Hominids 181 2. Hyenas: close social networking… re-establishing social contacts daily, female hierarchy of ... ...n his money. The destructive confidence of a judge rests in an entire social network of laws-lawyers-police-legislators-Army-Navy-Air force and a w...

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...king; but I tell you I was bored to death before the first day was out. It shows my luck—the very day I landed the weather changed. A thunderstorm wen... ...usual way I was taking, for commonly I used to cut through the intervening network of back streets. I turned into Uni- versity Street, to discover tha... ...tself an anticipation? It was curious that I could reason and follow out a network of sug- gestion as clearly as ever: so, at least, it seemed to me. ... ...iscolouration (supposed to be frozen water) round either pole.” Which only shows how small the vastest of human catastrophes may seem at a distance of...

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...ne to you.” T reville said to himself: “If the cardinal has set this young fox upon me, he will certainly not have failed—he, who knows how bitterly I... ... character he had given himself, judged it prudent to decamp. 9 D’ARTAGNAN SHOWS HIMSELF A S ATHOS AND PORTHOS had foreseen, at the expira tion of a h... ... that’s impossible!” “Look, rather, monsieur,” said D’Artagnan, “the clock shows it.” “That’s true,” said M. de Treville; “I believed it later. But wh... ...g, and an expression of countenance resembling at once the polecat and the fox. His head, supported by a long and flexible neck, issued from his large... ...ening?” “Yes, just before you came.” “My dear Athos, we are enveloped in a network of spies. And do you believe he knew you again, Kitty?” “I pulled d...

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... at once answered, ‘Igno- rance, madam, pure ignorance.’ His definition of Network* has been often quoted with sport- ive malignity, as obscuring a th... ... 148 Boswell’s Life of Johnson upon cities, and palaces, and pictures, and shows, and Arcadian scenes. He was of Lord Essex’s opinion, who advises his... ...romore, Dr. Barnard Bishop of Killaloc, Dr. Marlay Bishop of Clonfert, Mr. Fox, Dr. George Fordyce, Sir William Scott, Sir Jo- seph Banks, Sir Charles... ...thers have voted, though they should get no more money, or even less. That shows that the respect for family is not merely fanciful, but has an ac- tu... ...able.” This is no good definition of toleration upon any principle; but it shows that he thought some things were not tolerable.’ Toplady. ‘Sir, you h... ...ey, Sir Charles Bunbury, Dr. George Fordyce, Mr. Steevens, and Mr. Charles Fox. Before he came in, we talked of his Journey to the Western Is- lands, ... ...t one of Dryden’s careless verses. Sir Joshua. ‘I was glad to hear Charles Fox say, it was one of the finest poems in the English language.’ Langton. ...

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...multu- ous tree-clumps; and the broad spaces of moorland are balanced by a network of deep hedgerows that might rival Suffolk, in the foreground. – Ho... ...ur letter. Your affectionate, R. L. S. The effect of reading this on Fanny shows me I must tell you I am very happy, peaceful, and jolly, except for q... ...rnals before I looked at one of the plays, beyond the names of them, which shows that Saintsbury was right, and I do care more for life than for poetr... ...better than Waverly; Nigel, too; and Quentin Durward about as good. But it shows a true piece of in- sight to prefer Waverley, for it is different; an... ...n two stools. It is odd, too, to see how this man thinks me a full-blooded fox-hunter, and tells me my philosophy would fail if I lost my health or ha... ...de your paper, for those who do not know me, essentially unfair. The rich, fox-hunting squire speaks with one voice; the sick man of letters with an- ...

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...etters from Sebastopol” (espe cially in the second and third series), and shows, like them, the change effected by the realities of war in the intole... ...d and twenty five acres, filled with fine old trees, and intersected by a network of well kept walks. Smoking as he strolled Volgin took his favourit... ...ere is a kind, gentle mother of a little girl reading a story to her about Fox, a dog that lamed some rabbits. And here is this little girl. During he...

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...ed whisper. “What, Monsieur Pierre... Do you consider that as- sassination shows greatness of soul?” said the little prin- cess, smiling and drawing h... ... the war with Buonaparte will begin. And he says Buonaparte is in Braunau! Shows you’re a fool. Y ou’d better listen more carefully!” “What devils the... ... but yourself to at- tack. Believe me in war the energy of young men often shows the way better than all the experience of old Cunctators.” “But in wh... ...een winter rye. The hares had already half changed their summer coats, the fox cubs were beginning to scatter, and the young wolves were bigger than d... ...d how well he looks on his horse, eh?” “A perfect picture! How he chased a fox out of the rank grass by the Zavarzinsk thicket the other day! Leaped a... ...giving tongue. A moment later he heard a cry from the wooded ravine that a fox had been found, and the whole pack, joining together, rushed along the ... ...fway lay some snow-covered piles of fire- wood and across and along them a network of shadows from the bare old lime trees fell on the snow and on the...

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... better go.” Even those neighbors who had called Peter Featherstone an old fox, had never accused him of being insincerely polite, and his sister was ... ...eh?” “My father never tells me anything about his affairs, sir.” “Well, he shows some sense there. But other people find ‘em out without his telling. ... ... by ten, and the quotient—dear me!—is able to take a degree. But that only shows you are ten times more idle than the others.” “Well, if I did pass, y... ...wallader, provokingly. “A coursing fellow, though,” said Sir James, with a fox- hunter’s disgust. “And one of those who suck the life out of the wretc... ...s gave him credit for,” he observed, in the ear of his wife. “This funeral shows a thought about everybody: it looks well when a man wants to be follo... ...ion many had given up the “Pio- neer”—which had a motto from Charles James Fox and was in the van of progress—because it had taken Peel’s side about t... ...at cleverness was—what was the shape into which it had run as into a close network aloof and independent. No one quicker than Rosamond to see causes a...

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...the musings of young Ravenswood were deep and unwitnessed. The peasant who shows the ruins of the tower, which still crown the beetling cliff and beho... ...is turn. “Your fingers, Craigie, seem to itch for that same piece of green network,” said he; “but I make my vow to God, that if they offer to close u... ...ith the unanimous applause of all present, that they should course the old fox (meaning Caleb) ere he got to cover, and toss him in a blanket. But Loc... .... And I will be the man, cousin,” continued his lordship, “will course the fox for you, and make him rue the day that ever he refused a 244 Bride of ... ... him double the value of these lands, which he pursues with an ardour that shows he has forgotten how much I am implicated in the matter.” Lucy, howev...

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...s down but we do not have a pilot report that did it. 233 As this exchange shows, Secretary Rumsfeld was not in the NMCC when the shootdown order was ... ...most worldwide organization.This organization included a financial support network that came to be known as the “Golden Chain, ” put together mainly b... ...Os). Bin Ladin and the “Afghan Arabs” drew largely on funds raised by this network, whose agents roamed world markets to buy arms and supplies for the... ...rises. In time, the former would encompass numerous companies and a global network of bank accounts and nongovernmental institutions. Fulfilling his b... ...linder, then discovered it to be bogus. 49 But while the effort failed, it shows what Bin Ladin and his associates hoped to do. One of the al Qaeda re... ...ulture of the newsroom. During the 1990s, the rise of round-the-clock news shows and the Internet reinforced pressure on analysts to pass along fresh ... ...y launched a large-scale set of air strikes against Iraq, Operation Desert Fox, in December 1998. These military commitments became the context in whi... ...ecember 17, the day after the United States and Britain began their Desert Fox bombing campaign against Iraq, the Small Group convened to dis- cuss in... ...,” Oct. 24, 2001. Despite security problems at Logan (see, e.g., two local Fox 25 television inves- tigative reports in February and April 2001, and a...