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...e more claret.—Do just leave that nose of yours alone.—Your health, Ripton Thompson! The 25 George Meredith birds hadn’t the decency to wait for him,... ...alled Ripton, what was known to him. The chamber assigned to Master Ripton Thompson was at the northern extremity of the passage, and overlooked Lobou... ...ustin found the door ajar, and the interior dark. To his surprise, the boy Thompson’s couch, as revealed by the rays of his lamp, was likewise va- can... ... trod silently toward the window. The heads of his son Richard and the boy Thompson were seen crouched against the glass, holding excited converse tog... ...of chap, Ricky, I can tell you.” Sir Austin thought more highly of the boy Thompson. Still it looked a detestable conspiracy, and the altered manner o... ...match on at eleven; my little yacht—I’ve called her the ‘Blandish’—against Fred Cuirie’s ‘Begum.’ I shall beat, but whether I do or not, we’ll go up t...

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...him, and nod ding to the two Miss Greys, she adds, in a whisper, that Julia Thompson is a great favourite with Felix, at which intelli gence the sho... ...te with Felix, at which intelli gence the short cough comes again, and Miss Thompson in particular is greatly troubled with it, till Felix coming in,... ...water, he gallantly puts on his goloshes over his slippers, and telling Miss Thompson’s servant to run on first and get the door open, escorts that yo... ... Christian names when he mentions actors, as Charley Young, Jemmy Buckstone, Fred. Yates, Paul Bedford. When he is at a loss Sketches of Young Gentlem...

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...ng, old-fashioned undergarments, like his father-in-law and partner, Henry Thompson. His second embellishment was combing and slicking back his hair. ... ...ers of the staff, besides Babbitt and his partner and father-in-law, Henry Thompson, who rarely came to the office. The nine were Stanley Graff, the o... ... he received, typed, from Miss McGoun that afternoon: BABBITT-THOMPSON REALTY CO. Homes for Folks Reeves Bldg.,... ...ighborhood, handy car line. $3700, $780 down and balance liberal, Babbitt- Thompson terms, cheaper than rent. DORCHESTER.—A corker! Artistic two-famil... ...d hill-slopes across the smiling fields of Dorchester. Sole agents BABBITT-THOMPSON REALTY COMPANY Reeves Building He rejoiced, “I guess that’ll show ... ...you think I ran into the other evening at the De Luxe Restaurant? Why, old Freddy Durkee, that used to be a dead or-alive shipping clerk in my old pla... ...round like he was a millionaire! I cautiously asked him what he was doing. Freddy laughed and said, “Say, old chum, I guess you’re wondering what’s co... ...icabs but in the family automo- bile driven by the oldest son or by Cousin Fred, they formed impromptu processions through the station waiting-room. I...

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Excerpt: My Bondage and My Freedom by Frederick Douglas.

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...My Bondage and My Freedom By Frederick Douglas A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication My B... ...State Electronic Classics Series Publication My Bondage and My Freedom by Frederick Douglas is a publication of the Pennsylvania State University. Th... ... as an electronic trans- mission, in any way. My Bondage and My Freedom by Frederick Douglas, the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Classics S... ...y The Pennsylvania State University is an equal opportunity university. 3 Frederick Douglas My Bondage and My Freedom By Frederick Douglas By a princ... ... IN THAT BEING. —Coleridge Entered according to Act of Congress in 1855 by Frederick Douglass in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the North... ...of non- conformists, and looks with no unfriendly eye upon America. George Thompson, too, was there; and America will yet own that he did a true man’s... ...ed out, from Greenock to Edinburgh, and from Edinburgh to Aberdeen. George Thompson, of London, Henry C. Wright, of the United States, James N. Buffum... ...ham was the most powerful debater on the slavery side of the question; Mr. Thompson was the ablest on the anti-slavery side. A scene occurred between ... ...ave since. The scene was caused by a single exclamation on the part of Mr. Thompson. The general assembly of the Free Church was in progress at Cannon...

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... induce Major Jones to propose for that silly insignificant simpering Miss Thompson, who has noth- ing but her wax-doll face to recommend her? What is... ...ou see how he blushed at the mention of poor George on duty?” “It’s a pity Frederick Bullock hadn’t some of his modesty, Maria,” replies the elder sis... ...nity Fair – V olume One “Modesty! Awkwardness you mean, Jane. I don’t want Frederick to trample a hole in my muslin frock, as Captain Dobbin did in yo... ...idea regarding them. Miss Maria Osborne, it is true, was “attached” to Mr. Frederick Augustus Bullock, of the firm of Hulker, Bullock & Bullock; but h... ...ker & Bullock, all of which advantages were represented in the per- son of Frederick Augustus. Had orange blossoms been in- vented then (those touchin... ...lks to you, is jin- gling his guineas in his pocket. There is that jackass Fred Bul- lock is going to marry Maria—there’s Goldmore, the East In- dia D...

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... induce Major Jones to propose for that silly insignificant simpering Miss Thompson, who has noth- ing but her wax-doll face to recommend her? What is... ...ou see how he blushed at the mention of poor George on duty?” “It’s a pity Frederick Bullock hadn’t some of his modesty, Maria,” replies the elder sis... ...head. 110 V anity Fair “Modesty! Awkwardness you mean, Jane. I don’t want Frederick to trample a hole in my muslin frock, as Captain Dobbin did in yo... ...idea regarding them. Miss Maria Osborne, it is true, was “attached” to Mr. Frederick Augustus Bullock, of the firm of Hulker, Bullock & Bullock; but h... ...ker & Bullock, all of which advantages were represented in the per- son of Frederick Augustus. Had orange blossoms been in- vented then (those touchin... ...lks to you, is jin- gling his guineas in his pocket. There is that jackass Fred Bul- lock is going to marry Maria—there’s Goldmore, the East In- dia D... ...y, with Captains Posky, Stubble, Macraw, Malony; Lieutenants Smith, Jones, Thompson, F. Thomson; Ensigns Hicks and Grady; the band on the pier playing...

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...nner with good company? Colonel Newcome helped to lose his friend’s money; Fred Bayham had an ugly trick of borrowing shirts; and yet they were better... ...Carlyle, wind- ing up, if we remember aright, with the ten note-books upon Frederick the Great. “What!” cried the young fellow, in con- sternation, “i... ...is truly En- glish; they, and not Tennyson’s cotton-spinners or Mr. D’Arcy Thompson’s Abstract Bagman, are the true and typical Englishmen. There may ...

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... Lady Steyne (for whose coronet her lady- ship, then the youthful Georgina Frederica, daughter of the Prince of Wales’s favourite, the Earl of Portans... ...carriage, and the footman saluted Mas- ter George. Here too his aunt, Mrs. Frederick Bullock (whose chariot might daily be seen in the Ring, with bull... ...llocks, covered with cockades and feathers, staring from the windows) Mrs. Frederick Bullock, I say, flung glances of the bitterest hatred at the litt... ...tle miss of seven years of age. “Rosa, go and kiss your dear cousin,” Mrs. Frederick said. “Don’t you know me, George? I am your aunt.” “I know you we... ...aresses of his cousin. “Take me to your dear mamma, you droll child,” Mrs. Frederick said, and those ladies accordingly met, after an ab- sence of mor... ...y, with Captains Posky, Stubble, Macraw, Malony; Lieutenants Smith, Jones, Thompson, F. Thomson; Ensigns Hicks and Grady; the band on the pier playing...

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...and go on talking and smoking in my dining-room until two or three. We had Fred 237 H G Wells Neal, that wild Irish journalist, among us towards the ... ...In India, for example.” 344 The New Machiavelli But nobody touched that. “Thompson,” said Tarvrille to the imperturbable butler, and indicating the t... ... the table generally, “champagne. Champagne. Keep it going.” “M’lord,” and Thompson marshalled his assistants. Some man I didn’t know began to remembe...

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...incapacity, prevented his daily participation in the dangers of the chase. Frederick, Baron Metzengerstein, was, on the other hand, not yet Mary, foll... ...erstein, was, on the other hand, not yet Mary, followed him quickly after. Frederick was, at that time, in his fifteenth year. In a city, fifteen year... ...back, its discomfited rider perished by the dagger of a Metzengerstein. On Frederick’s lip arose a fiendish expression, as he be- came aware of the di... ... let him be mine, however,” he added, after a pause, “perhaps a rider like Frederick of Metzengerstein, may tame even the devil from the stables of Be... ...thing escaped to gratify the excited curiosity of the equerries. The young Frederick, during the conference, seemed agi- tated by a variety of emotion... ...en- tion. The most wonderful—the most ingenious—and let me add, Mr. —Mr. —Thompson, I believe, is your name —let me add, I say, the most useful—the m... ...self, or, more figuratively, like—ah— grasshoppers—like grasshoppers, Mr. Thompson—about us and ah—ah—ah—around us!” Thompson, to be sure, is not my ...

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... visit her former master, Dumont. She had scarcely arrived there, when Mr. Fred. Waring entered, and seeing Isabel, pleasantly accosted her, and asked... ...that many of the first slaveholders were members of the Church of England. Frederick Douglass, who has devoted his great heart and noble talents entir... ...nsiderable me- chanical skill. He obtained property from his uncle, Robert Thompson, and then he went into business as a store- keeper, was considered...

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... window. ‘The gentleman had better come with us if he’ll be so kind,’ said Thompson. ‘I’ve brought a carriage for him.’ ‘But I may go with him?’ said ... .... ‘I may accompany my husband. He is not well, sir, and wants assistance.’ Thompson thought about it for a moment before he spoke. There was room in t... ...The walk, how- ever would not kill the policeman. ‘All right, ma’am,’ said Thompson;—’that is, if the gentleman will just pass his word not to get out... ...ey. ‘I will pass my word for nothing,’ said Mr Crawley. Upon hearing this, Thompson assumed a very long face, and shook his head as he turned his eyes... ...se he feels himself so harshly used.’ ‘I don’t know about harshness,’ said Thompson, brindling up. ‘A close carriage brought and—’ ‘I will walk. If I ... ... his friends—a friend with whom he was very inti- mate, calling him always Fred, and slapping his back, but whom he never by any chance saw out of his...

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...FM.1pp 7/17/04 5:25 PM Page x Thomas H. Kean chair Richard Ben-Veniste Fred F . Fielding Jamie S. Gorelick Slade Gorton Lee H. Hamilton vice chair... .... Hamilton vice chair Bob Kerrey John F . Lehman Timothy J. Roemer James R.Thompson COMMISSION MEMBERS Final FM.1pp 7/17/04 5:25 PM Page xi Final ... ...epartment’s Criminal Division. But in August 2001,Ashcroft’s deputy, Larry Thompson, issued a memorandum reaffirming the 1995 proce- dures with the cl... ...nes on this subject issued in August 2001 by Deputy Attorney General Larry Thompson essentially reca- pitulated prior guidance. However, the attacks o... ...1994–2001 George T enet Director of Central Intelligence, 1997–2004 Larry Thompson Deputy Attorney General, 2001–2003 Dale Watson Executive Assistan... ... December 8, 2003 Intelligence Collection within the United States Larry D.Thompson, former Deputy Attorney General of the United States Philip B. Hey...

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...s the accused. It was adjourned before com- pleting its labors, to meet in Frederick, Maryland. General Scott left the country, and never after had mo... ...st time to take command of the 21st regiment I took with me my oldest son, Frederick D. Grant, then a lad of eleven years of age. On receiving the ord... ...be her great anxiety for one so young going into danger, that I would send Fred home from Quincy by river. I received a prompt letter in reply decided... ...d urging that the lad should be allowed to accompany me. It came too late. Fred was al- ready on his way up the Mississippi bound for Dubuque, Iowa, f... ...combined expedition that had been ordered for the capture of Colonel Jeff. Thompson, a sort of independent or partisan commander who was dis- puting w... ...im- self. This broke up the expedition. But little harm was done, as Jeff. Thompson moved light and had no fixed place for even nominal headquarters. ... ...or eight hours. It proved very fortunate that the expedition against Jeff. Thompson had been broken up. Had it not been, the enemy would have seized P... ...s were brought ashore to me. The chief personage aboard proved to be Jacob Thompson, Secretary of the Interior under the administration of President B... ...mmand should relieve it. On leaving Bruinsburg for the front I left my son Frederick, who had joined me a few weeks before, on board one of the gunboa...