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...THE CURSE OF KALI 3 England 1854 It was a beautiful autumn day when Sir Terence French informed Helen of the family’s wish that she should marry h... ...wn father, Doctor Arthur Forsythe, and all the mourners had left the Grange, except Sir Terence. Helen sat in the bay window seat, the skirt of her ... ...and his will to live. I hope you do not think it indelicate of me to raise this matter so soon.’ Helen looked up and stared, almost unseeingly, at t... ... out of her chest and she pressed her hand to her breast to still its beating. ‘What do you say, Helen?’ insisted her uncle. ‘I know you and Gavin ... ...Gavin were friends when you were children. It is not as if he is a stranger.’ ‘Uncle’, whispered Helen, trying to compose her emotions. ‘I was but a... ...rtable.’ She led the way into the large vestibule, its panelled oak walls hung with the heads of hunting trophies and portraits of the white hunters... ...en 80 The walls were covered in oyster pink silk and hung with gilt framed paintings of English hunting scenes and landscapes. A large, bow-fronted... ...umels and pickaxes, preying on travellers, but your own Major General Sleeman was responsible for hunting them down and destroying them,’ explained ... ...n before the arrival of summer. This ball, held as usual in the British Residency, was called the Hunt Ball because it preceded the Nawab’s annual S...

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... the coast of Hawaii. During the day, it is buried deep in the sand. It emerges to hunt at nightfall. Moonlight is its mortal enemy: conveniently f... ...e street. We immediately thought New York was being bombed." Another eyewitness, Helen J. Hurwitt, from Greenacres, Fla., told the Post: "I he...

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...t afforded him, to charge Darius. 'No, no,' said hee, 'it fits not mee to hunt after night-stolne victories;' mato me fortunæ pæniteat, quam tictoriæ... ... ingemiseunt quidem. (CIC. Tusc. Qu. ii.) 'Great is the force of custome: Huntsmen wil watch all night in snow, and endure to bee scorched on the hi... ...) 'Is it not a shame for a naturall Philosopher, that is the watchman and hunts-man of nature, to seeke the testimonie of truth from mindes endued a... ... their eyes. Where every man makes himself a God of what be pleaseth: the hunter of a Lion or a Fox; the fisher, of a certaine kinde of Fish; and fr... ...horitie of judging: and must resolve himselfe to see the fault of what he hunteth for, and the good of what he bringeth in. This so vulgar considerat... ...indnesse. Seemeth she not to be a right artist? Constantine, the sonne of Helen, founded the Empire of Constantinople, and so, many ages after, Cons... ...pire of Constantinople, and so, many ages after, Constantine the sonne of Helen ended the same. She is sometimes pleased to envie our miracles: we h... ...es as his name and his workes; nothing so knowne and received as Troy, as Helen and her warres, which peradventure never were. Our children are yet ...

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...outset of a relationship? I suppose my husband had lots of practice, and had his supply-hunting tactics down to a fine art. This is the case with th... ...know what humility really stands for." "The new head of the complaint department is Ms. Helen Waite. If you have a complaint, go to Helen Waite." "... ...s, futile and meaningless activity. To the narcissist, every day is a new beginning, a hunt, a new cycle of idealisation or devaluation, a newly in... ...uiddity (the essence) of the narcissist. Do bees plan to sting? Do tigers analyse their hunting patterns? Do mothers love their children by design? ... ... insatiable addiction to Narcissistic Supply – and only then a cognitive 'blueprint' of hunting, conversion and conquest." Ask Sam Vaknin http://gr...

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...did not appear at once to catch its un- usual sound, she repeated, ‘Violet Helen; we most of us have strange names.’ ‘Violet Helen,’ he repeated, with... ...it, and wrote me a furious letter, full of denun- ciation—two of them—they hunted me everywhere, so I saw it was no use going there.’ ‘She is much hur... ...ed curiosity. ‘She died,’ said Arthur. ‘How long ago? What was her name?’ ‘Helen Fotheringham. She was our old parson’s daughter. They waited eight ye... ...s his mourning still.’ Violet looked aghast, and spoke low. ‘How very sad! Helen! That was the reason he looked up when he heard it was my name. Poor ... ...ve the knack with it you have, and it is lucky, for they cost as much as a hunter.’ ‘Indeed, I will try to be no expense.’ ‘I say, what do you wear th... ...calculating how large an in- come would be necessary to enable him to keep hunters, go from home, &c., without which he declared it would be in- toler... ...ld times; I know the place, I believe.’ ‘You talk of knowing it, who never hunted!’ said Arthur. ‘No, no; you are a great traveller, John, but you don... ... Arthur what had passed. ‘ Ah! poor John,’ he said, ‘he never can speak of Helen, and any agita- tion that brings on that cough knocks him up for the ... ...elight she was, and my anticipations of again seeing the look that recalls Helen. If Helen was here, how she would be nursing her!’ John saw his broth...

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...he wine-skins at the bed-head, and those notable examples of hostelry art, Helen going off in high spirits on Paris’s arm, and Dido on the tower dropp... ...equal to supplying them, and because I am by nature shy and careless about hunting for authors to say what I myself can say without them. Hence the co... ...ou do as you have sworn; if not, by the same oath I swear to come back and hunt you out and punish you; and I shall find you though you should lie clo... ...is discretion and imitated the beaver, which finding itself pressed by the hunters bites and cuts off with its teeth that for which, by its natural in... ...done more mischief in reveng- ing thee than the Greeks did for the rape of Helen, who, if she were alive now, or if my Dulcinea had lived then, might ... ...magina- tion as I would have her to be, as well in beauty as in condition; Helen approaches her not nor does Lucretia come up to her, nor any other of... ...for one; although I knew he was in the town, and almost every day went out hunting, a pastime he was very fond of. I remember well how sad and dreary ... ...er town will be famous and celebrated in ages to come, as Troy was through Helen, and Spain through La Cava, though with a better title and tradition.... ...in villages. On one of them was painted by some very poor hand the Rape of Helen, when the bold guest carried her off from Menelaus, and on the other ...

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... parts, meeting by chance a hind that had recently calved, flying from the hunters, let the dam go, and pursuing the fawn, took it, being wonderfully ... ... he was most at leisure. What leisure time he allowed himself, he spent in hunting and riding about, and so made himself thoroughly acquainted with ev... ... appropriator. But he himself was accused of having in his possession some hunting tackle, and books, that were taken at Asculum. T o this he confesse... ...ge and success of the Ro- mans; and therefore he bestowed some few days in hunting lions and elephants. And it is said, that it was not above the spac... ...he circuit of his expedition, especially as he saw how difficult it was to hunt after Mithridates with an army, and that he would prove a worse enemy ... ... in his Philippics, that Antony was as much the cause of the civil war, as Helen was of the Trojan. But this is but a calumny. For Caesar was not of s... ...ers in Rome. And as Homer gives Paris in several places the title of “fair Helen’s love,” 824 V olume Two making a woman’s name the glory and additio...

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... you finish it once you start it, and lastly but in no way last in my heart, Helen and Morgan O. who put up with my nervous breakdowns and eased me t... ... was the only thing that made sense. When this night began, I’d been on the hunt for a Vampire stalking the mean streets of New Orleans. Contrary ... ...e chair to give me another dirty look. “And he’s a comic book artist, not a hunter.” “Sorry, but he sure looked like a cop on the few episodes I’ve... ...t famous reindeer of them all was getting away? “The rogue Vampire I’ve been hunting, until you decided to play Terminator on me.” Stepping over me... ...mpires. It said so right on page forty-seven of Whistler’s Guide to Vampire Hunting Grounds. Nowhere did it say ‘look in smelly alleys’ and Whistl... ... while you clean up, tell me what the hell you’re talking about.” “Vampires hunt where humans are least likely to notice us. For that reason, prost...

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...re are the new girls: Heptha, with copper hair... Myra, who is Turkish... Helen, a scatterbrained darling... Ah, but each is exquisite in her own V... ...each girl an affirmation. P Why is Kleis involved in spats with Gyrinno, Helen, Myra? Why are the girls put out with her? Why can’t they agree to d... ... troubled and try to distract me. “No work today!” cries Gyrinno. “Let’s hunt flowers in the woods.” Heptha bothers the cook to prepare me special ... ...ers the cook to prepare me special delights. Anaktoria dresses up a song, Helen and Gyrinno dance, Atthis tries a musty joke. It is a healing tempo... ...est...they preferred the virginal...snowy peaks...whispering groves...the hunting cry...” Warming my feet on a warming stone, I said I preferred the... ...t, and yet... We will have quite a ceremony, Libus, Alcaeus, Gogu, Nanno, Helen, my girls, sailors, half the town, Pittakos and rogues...Rhodopis an... ...gave up staying with Alcaeus; I had missed those visits to his home where Helen has taught me designs for my loom and reaffirmed what patience reall... ...the Edward MacDowell Association, the New School for Social Research, the Huntington Hartford Foundation, the Montalvo Foundation, and the Carnegie ...

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... Modern Human Dynamics Pgs 223-266 Human Psycho-biologic Totality. Chapter 5: Modern Humans: Pgs 267-299 The Transition from Hunter-gatherers to Settlements Chapter 6: Civilization Pgs 300-704 A: The Beginnings of Civilization Pgs 705-1474 B: The Effect of Civilization on Humans Pgs 1475-1868 Chapter 7: E...

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...hapter 5: Modern Humans: Pgs 267-299 The Transition from Hunter-gatherers to Settlements ... ...Pg 265 Memory and Wisdom Chapter Five: Modern Humans: The Transition from Hunter-gatherers to Settlements. Pg 267 Modern Humans before Civili... ...osexual love between equals was created, when Paris of Troy fell in love with Helen of the Greeks, and both the Trojans and the Greeks were almost c... ...ing the carcasses of dead animals killed by meat-eating predators: they began hunting living animals themselves. An omnivore with a digestive system... ...it is much easier to get food by starting a grass fire or a forest fire: than hunting dangerous animals using a few small hand tools. Anthropology h... ...arely; save his wife from suffering the same fate which had been meted out to Helen of Troy. A fact which no scholar can get around. The rapist’s ... ...rship of blind destruction. Attacking the most beautiful woman in the world: Helen of Troy… because they were blind to her beauty? Or because they... ...rs laying siege; just so he could rape the most beautiful woman in the World: Helen of Troy. And after burning that city to the ground, and despoil... ...rutes are attracted to virgins who have never had sex. Beauty and the beast. Helen of Troy and 10,000 raving mad homosexual monsters. This attract...

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...n’t been able to laugh since the last dance she shared with Caelan at his wife-hunt ball. Just the thought of it made her cross her arms over her bo... ...ou can ask,” the man said with a shrug. “My daughters are both seven. Ruth! Helen! Come here!” Two small girls with long braids and similar blue... ...face. “Is that all right with you?” Aislinn asked the father. “Are you sure, Helen?” “Aye!” Her eyes shone with excitement. “And you, Ruth? You ... ...d to me. “Thank you but no, we have other houses to go to,” Geoffrey said. “Helen, gather your things and when you are ready, go to the castle. Te... ...you’ll continue to be a page and then a squire and finally, a knight.” “Wow,” Helen said. “I can be a knight!” Aislinn and Geoffrey said goodbye an...

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...ies’ patents because it offered its users on-screen programming guides, 5 the hunted became the hunter. In 2004, TiVo sued satellite TV distributor Ech... ...solutions tendered then become the full property of the institutional bounty hunter. 21 Amazon’s Me- chanical T urk has created a marketplace for the ... ...y of Economic Production, 114 Y L.J. 273 (2004). 66. See Yochai Benkler & Helen Nissenbaum, Commons-based Peer Production and Virtue, 14 J. P. P... ...(defining the DMCA safe harbor protections). 65. See James Bessen & Robert M. Hunt, An Empirical Look at Software Patents, 16 J. E.  M. S. 157... ...6 J. E.  M. S. 157 (2007). 66. Id. 67. See James Bessen & Robert M. Hunt, The Software Patent Experiment, 14–15 (Research on Innovation Worki... ...Robin Foster & Tom Kiedrowski eds., 2006). 131. Cf., e.g., Local Loan Co. v. Hunt, 292 U.S. 234, 244 (1934) (noting that providing debtors with a clea...

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...mpt to parody the 4 ABBEYCHURCH CHAPTER I. ONE SUMMER AFTERNOON, Helen Woodbourne returned from her daily walk with her sisters, and immedia... ...the window shutter so as to command a good view of the street, she began, ‘Helen, do you know that the Consecration is to be on Thursday the twenty-ei... ...ad of the Tuesday after?’ ‘I know Lizzie wished that it could be so,’ said Helen, ‘be- cause the twenty-eighth is St. Augustine’s day; but I thought t... ...rawing-room,’ answered Katherine. ‘Will everything be ready in time?’ said Helen. ‘Dear me!’ cried Katherine, ‘I wonder if it will. What is to modern ... ...t the things in the church—the cushions and the carving on the Font,’ said Helen. ‘Oh dear! yes, the Font is very nearly done, we saw to-day, you know... ... Second back to England.’ ‘I must search and consider,’ said Anne; ‘I will hunt him out when I go home, and if we have a print of him, and if he is to... ... whatever it may be?’ ‘A great deal,’ said Anne; ‘do not you recollect our hunt- ing all over the garden one day for Winifred and Dora, and at last ou...

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...k, ladies, we have any right to blame her; for though the task of husband- hunting is generally, and with becoming modesty, entrusted by young persons... ...ord Minto, the Governor-General, patronised; and then he described a tiger-hunt; and the manner in which the mahout of his elephant had been pulled of... ...ord Minto, the Governor-General, patronised; and then he described a tiger-hunt; and the manner in which the mahout of his elephant had been pulled of... ...akes the sport only the pleasanter.” He had never been but once at a tiger-hunt, when the accident in ques- tion occurred, and when he was half killed... ...uties in Bengal very soon after Napoleon had taken up his residence at St. Helena, where Jos saw the ex-Emperor. To hear Mr. Sedley talk on board ship... ...te —”the young patrician interposed between me and the lady and whisked my Helen off without a word of apology. I was fain to bring up the rear with t... ...aterloo and all but announced that Napoleon never would have gone to Saint Helena at all but for him, Jos Sedley. After leaving St. Helena he became v... ...cer, Captain Kirk, was disappointed of his majority. After they passed St. Helena, Major Dobbin’s gaiety and strength was such as to astonish all his ... ...e and caused him to perish, himself, in a miserable is- land—that of Saint Helena in the Atlantic Ocean. 605 Thackeray We see by these examples that ...

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..., and then gave Philip a friendly push to- wards her. “This is a new boy , Helen, His name’s Carey . ” Without a word she shook hands with Philip and ... ...nto Rose’s study . Rose was sitting at his desk, working with a boy called Hunter , and turned round crossly as Philip came in. “Who the devil’s that?... ...nt. “I thought I’d come in and see how you were.” “ We were just working.” Hunter broke into the conversation. “When did you get back?” “Five minutes ... ...ever appeared; and next morning when he went in to prayers he saw Rose and Hunter singing along arm in arm. What he could not see for him- self others... ...fe, and though he had passed them in solitude Rose had lived in the world. Hunter had stepped into the vacant place. Philip found that Rose was quietl... ...ame back?” “Oh, don’t be an ass,” said Rose. “I don’t know what you see in Hunter. ” “That’s my business.” Philip looked down. He could not bring hims... ...tures and ventured upon no action of his life without consulting her. “No, Helene, I tell you this,” he shouted. “I would sooner my daughters were lyi... ...w it into the washing-basket by his side. Suddenly he came upon one signed Helen. He did not know the writing. It was thin, angular, and old-fash- ion... ...ys of his life God- fearing, humble, and pious. Y our affectionate sister, Helen. Philip pushed the letter away and, leaning for - ward, rested his fa...

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... an example in our own time, if it had not been for the “Memorial of Saint Helena,” and the controversies between the Royalists and the Bonapartists, ... ...w; she left him as little as she could, following him on horseback both in hunting and in war. Her idolatry for Francois I. saved the house of the Med... ...t, they conquered; whereas with the excep- tion of the wife of Luther, the Helen of that Iliad, all the others had no tenderness, no beating of the he... ...er and amuse the caprices of the present king. He loves art and poetry and hunting, also a little girl he saw at Orleans; there’s occupation enough fo... ...ity, like that of duke and marshal.” “He is right,” said Birago. “Poet and huntsman,” said Catherine in a dreamy tone. “We will hunt and make love!” c... ...onsequent on digestion,—for he had just supped like a prince returned from hunting; possi- bly he was seeking to avoid conversation in presence of so ... ...o Vincennes which carried no title; and thither she went whenever the king hunted and spent the night at the castle. It was in this gloomy fortress th...

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...impairing the effect of his speech by add ing one other word. ‘Why do you hunt and persecute me, God help me!’ said the old man turning to his grands... ...and feel ing for the time as though, go where they would, they were to be hunted down, and could never be safe but in hiding, her heart failed her, a... ...somehow or other to come right at last; ‘in which case,’ say they who have hunted him down, ‘—though we certainly don’t expect it—nobody will be bette... ...rop ‘gainst the ills of mortality. Talk of the cor dial that sparkled for Helen! Her cup was a fiction, but this is reality (Barclay and Co.’s).—If... ...d it, and are but children at the last. As many restless spirits, who have hunted fortune, fame, or pleasure through the world, retire in their declin...

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...re are the new girls: Heptha, with copper hair... Myra, who is Turkish... Helen, a scatterbrained darling... Ah, but each is exquisite in her own V... ...each girl an affirmation. P Why is Kleis involved in spats with Gyrinno, Helen, Myra? Why are the girls put out with her? Why can’t they agree to d... ... troubled and try to distract me. “No work today!” cries Gyrinno. “Let’s hunt flowers in the woods.” Heptha bothers the cook to prepare me special ... ...ers the cook to prepare me special delights. Anaktoria dresses up a song, Helen and Gyrinno dance, Atthis tries a musty joke. It is a healing tempo... ...est...they preferred the virginal...snowy peaks...whispering groves...the hunting cry...” Warming my feet on a warming stone, I said I preferred the... ...t, and yet... We will have quite a ceremony, Libus, Alcaeus, Gogu, Nanno, Helen, my girls, sailors, half the town, Pittakos and rogues...Rhodopis an... ...gave up staying with Alcaeus; I had missed those visits to his home where Helen has taught me designs for my loom and reaffirmed what patience reall... ... all I have loved. Only in memory will I walk along the orchard creek and hunt for crayfish, think and stare as a boy thinks and stares. I had sever... ...s, glacés, Vouvray. I am partial to grapes and someone on the royal staff hunts them up for me. Sometimes I find five or six silver dishes with as m...

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...vice, as did Enis (1973), classifying on organizational goals and audience types. Hunt (1976) also took social marketing into consideration. Howev... ...ficult when one tries to classify human phenomena; apologias are always in order. Hunt (1976) for example, stated that his scheme does not "imply th... ...ts not only have vocational and educational deficiencies but also bring to the job-hunting situation family and personal problems that are amenable t... ...oward, J. A. and J. N. Sheth. 1969- The Theory of Buyer Behavior. New York: Wiley. Hunt, Shelby D. 1976. "The Nature and Scope of Marketing." Journal... ...Effect of Mass Communication. Chicago: University of Illinois Press. Schwartzman, Helen B., Anita W. Kneifel and Merton S. Krause. 1978. "Culture Co...

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... the coherent, directional, patterns of action. It is the pursuit that matters, the hunt more than the game and the game more than victory or gains.... ...al Liberation Front, the Earth Liberation Front and the Britain-based SHAC, or Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty, are 'way out in front' in terms of da... ...? Cultures, Classificatory System of Culture is a hot topic. Scholars (Fukoyama, Huntington, to mention but two) disagree about whether this is t... ...ebate his actions. It "proves" to him that he exists. The narcissist goes around "hunting and collecting" the way the expressions on people's face... ...ht to kill a pursuer who knowingly and intentionally is bent on taking one's life. Hunting down Osama bin-Laden in the wilds of Afghanistan is, the... ...ove, triggers the production of testosterone and sexual attraction then kicks in. Helen Fisher of Rutger University suggests a three-phased model ...

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...inesburg when it was a crime to be a Democrat. In the old days they fairly hunted us with guns.” Between Elizabeth and her one son George there was a ... ... them sons of laborers on the Bentley farms, had guns with which they went hunting rabbits and squirrels, but David did not go with them. He made hims... ...d out. “I know who I’m going to fall in love with,” he said sharply. “It’s Helen White. She is the only girl in town with any ‘get- up’ to her.” Struc... ...lard turned and walked toward his visitor. “Look here,” he said. “You know Helen White better than I do. I want you to tell her what I said. You just ... ...gh the door, slammed it sharply in his friend’s face. “I’m go- ing to find Helen White and talk to her, but not about him,” he muttered. Seth went dow... ...ed that he had said so more vigorously. Although his acquaintanceship with Helen White, the banker’s daughter, was out- wardly but casual, she was oft... ...r hung a heavy brass knocker, an innovation introduced into the village by Helen White’s mother, who had also organized a women’s club for the study o... ...e afoot? I had to tell some- one and you were the only one I could tell. I hunted out another queer one, you see. I ran away, that’s what I did. I cou... ..., and how on such days he had wandered away into the woods to gather nuts, hunt rabbits, or just to loaf about and smoke his pipe. His marriage had co...

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...s a fine swarthy fellow , with dark hair and large moustachios, who rode a-hunting in clothes of Lincoln green, with russet boots on his feet, and a b... ...e whole train, with spears in their hands like lacquered area railings, to hunt down the boars, or perhaps encounter a bear: in which latter case the ... ...preparatory to issuing forth after a boar or two. 75 Charles Dickens ‘“My hunting train, ma’am,” said the baron. ‘“Disband them, love,” murmured the ... ...y fellow of forty-eight or thereabouts, he had no feasting, no revelry, no hunting train, and no hunting—nothing in short that he liked, or used to ha... ...“I think I’ll kill myself.” ‘This was a bright idea. The baron took an old hunting- knife from a cupboard hard by, and having sharpened it on his boot... ...ow she could dance, till her last benefit, and then she played Juliet, and Helen Macgregor, and did the skipping-rope hornpipe be- tween the pieces. T...

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...road back? But they would leave to Priam and the Trojans their boast, even Helen of Argos, for whose sake many an Achaian hath perished in Troy, far a... ...ative land? But ye would leave to Priam and the T rojans their boast, even Helen of Argos, for whose sake many an Achaian hath perished in T roy, far ... ...d. Therefore let T rojan’s wife and paid back his strivings and groans for Helen’s sake. But if any man is overmuch desirous to black ship, that befor... ...art most of all was set to take vengeance for his strivings and groans for Helen’s sake [Or, “for Helen’s searchings of heart and groans.”]. And of th... ...os and Paris fought in single combat; and Aphrodite rescued Paris. And how Helen and PriambeheldtheAchaianhostfromthewallsofTroy. N OW WHEN THEY WE... ...through the crowd with a din, as when two boars full of valour fall on the hunting hounds; so rushed they on again, and slew the T rojans, while gladl... ...t he, as aforetime, fought like a whirlwind. And as when, among hounds and hunting men, a boar or lion wheeleth him about, raging in his strength, and... ... in a rugged path, and leave not their hollow hold, but abide and keep the hunters at bay for the sake of their little ones, even so these men have no... ...er the son of Menoitios and stood as it were a lion before his whelps when huntsmen in a forest encounter him as he leadeth his young. And by his side...

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...t and white in the moonlight, and shouting, “Fizzle, you fool! Fizzle, you hunter of women! You hot-blooded hound! Boil! boil! boil!” Suddenly he caug... ... ary people, that British Museum—you should read George Egerton and Justin Huntly M’Carthy and Gissing and the rest of them.) We loved in our intellec... ...e of the witnesses is still alive; the reader, if he have the leisure, may hunt the lads out to- morrow, or even brave the terrors of the redoubtable ... ...e room, another multi- tude, in infinite anguish, watched the woman as she hunted with greedy eyes for something she could not find. They crowded abou... ...ter she noted that Fanny had a slightly “touristy” leather strap, and that Helen had succumbed to a serge jacket with side pockets, into which her han... ...me, my dear!—Rome!”— they gave their attention to their fellow-travellers. Helen was anxious to secure a compartment to themselves, and, in order to d... ... he ought to be,” said Miss Winchelsea. Presently the conductor discovered Helen’s attempt at a cor- ner in carriages. “Room for five,” he bawled with... ... survey of his fellow-travellers produced a book and fell to reading. When Helen and Fanny were looking out of the window at Chislehurst—the place int... ...the conductor about the deck with inquiries, in a manner that suggested to Helen’s mind the rather vulgar image of hens with a piece of bacon rind, un...

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...nt:) A Nobleman. (Nobleman:) Two Keepers. (First Keeper:) (Second Keeper:) A Huntsman. (Huntsman:) A Son that has killed his father. (Son:) A Father t... ...aw were worth a thousand crowns, To make this shameless callet know herself. Helen of Greece was fairer far than thou, Although thy husband may be Men... ...ies .] RICHARD: Nay Warwick, single out some other chase; For I myself will hunt this wolf to death. [Exeunt.] SCENE V: Another part of the field. [... ...good usage and great liberty, And, often but attended with weak guard, Comes hunting this way to disport himself. I have advertised him by secret mean... ...ivity. Henry VI, Part III , Act IV , scene v 65 [Enter KING EDWARD IV and a Huntsman with him .] Huntsman: This way, my lord; for this way lies the ... ...this way lies the game. KING EDWARD IV : Nay, this way, man: see where the huntsmen stand. Now, brother of Gloucester, Lord Hastings, and the rest, ...

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...I felt that an evil time might be coming upon those whom he had set himself to hunt down. “You want to go home, no doubt, Doctor,” he remarked as we e... ...rty is complete,” said Holmes, buttoning up his peajacket and taking his heavy hunting crop from the rack. “Watson, I think you know Mr. Jones, of Sco... ... Mr. Merryweather, who is to be our companion in to night’s adventure.” “We’re hunting in couples again, Doctor, you see,” said Jones in his conse qu... ...ed at his skirts. The light flashed upon the barrel of a revolver, but Holmes’s hunting crop came down on the man’s wrist, and the pistol clinked upon ... ...r upon the man’s face, “it is not part of my duties to my client, but here’s a hunting crop handy, and I think I shall just treat myself to — ” He too... ...amid the dangers which encompass me.” “I am all attention, madam.” “My name is Helen Stoner, and I am living with my stepfather, who is the last survi... ... she rose to leave me, but she paused at the door and looked back. “ ‘Tell me, Helen,’ said she, ‘have you ever heard anyone whistle in the dead of th... ...he sud denly shrieked out in a voice which I shall never forget, ‘Oh, my God! Helen! It was the band! The speckled band!’ There was something else wh... ...hter’s marriage, the dying allusion to a band, and, finally, the fact that Miss Helen Stoner heard a metallic clang, which might have been caused by on...

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...cannot relapse into inertia. Such a man, even more than the Alpine chamois hunter, comes to crave the dangers and the hairbreadth escapes of his trade... ...e, and also woe- ful sorrow, when an Edmund Burke arises, like a cheeta or hunting leopard coupled in a tiger-chase with a German poodle. To think, in... ...a British Ministry. One laughs at the probable conversation between an old hunting squire coming up to comfort the First Lord of the T reasury, 92 Th... ...en sown 1 in Norfolk or Mid-Lothian, reaped, thrashed, ground, baked, and hunted through all sorts of tortures, yields a break- fast roll that (as a ... ...tepped, walking in brightness, the most faultless of Grecian marbles, Miss Helen Faucit as Antigone. What perfection of Athenian sculpture! the noble ... ...nse. To have seen a Grecian play is a great remembrance. To have seen Miss Helen Faucit’s Antigone, were that all, with her bust, [Greek: os agalmatos... ...’ is worth— what is it worth? Worth the money? How mean a thought! T o see Helen, to see Helen of Greece, was the chief prayer of Marlow’s Dr. Faustus... ...low’s Dr. Faustus; the chief gift which he exacted from the fiend. T o see Helen of Greece? Dr. Faustus, we have seen her: Mr. Murray is the Mephistop... ...s of the earth would confederate in every age against his works, and would hunt them out for extermination as keenly as Herod did the innocents in Bet...

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...’s and mine, And vesper bell’s that rose the boughs along; The spectre huntsman of Onesti’s line, His hell dogs, and their chase, and the fa... ...bel Might teach them this much better than I ‘m able. Babel was Nimrod’s hunting box, and then A town of gardens, walls, and wealth amazing, ... ... by no means boded To gentlemen engaged in the assault: Hounds, when the huntsman tumbles, are at fault. But here I leave the general concern, ... ... a race. So was his blood stirr’d while he found resistance, As is the hunter’s at the five bar gate, Or double post and rail, where the exist... ...r— In cities caged. The present case in point I Cite is, that Boon lived hunting up to ninety; And what ‘s still stranger, left behind a name ... ...f yore have led To Homer’s Iliad, since it drew to Troy The Greek Eve, Helen, from the Spartan’s bed; Though on the whole, no doubt, the Dar...

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...aline; Livia; Signior Valentio and his cousin Tybalt, Lucio and the lively Helena. A fair assembly: whither should they come? Servant: Up. ROMEO: ... ..., she had a better love to be rhyme her; Dido a dowdy; Cleopatra a gipsy; Helen and Hero hildings and harlots; Thisbe a grey eye or so, but not to th... ...they had changed voices too! Since arm from arm that voice doth us affray, Hunting thee hence with hunt’s up to the day, O, now be gone; more light an... ...esser cause, and ne’er been sick. LADY CAPULET: Ay, you have been a mouse hunt in your time; But I will watch you from such watching now. [Exeunt LAD...

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... does not exist. Even if it should be admitted that Menelaus had preferred Helen all his life, Helen would have preferred Paris; and so it has been, i... ...an improbability, but it is certain that a feeling of satiety will come to Helen or to Menelaus. The whole difference is that to one it comes sooner, ... ...society, sometimes amusing one’s self, and which is really nothing but the hunt for a husband. “But say to a mother or to her daughter that they are e... ...d. “But say to a mother or to her daughter that they are engaged only in a hunt for a husband. God! What an of- fence! Yet they can do nothing else, a... ...more than any- thing else, a means of forgetting, an intoxication, just as hunting, card-playing, and my functions at the Zemstvo served the same purp... ...e necessity of keeping myself in a state of perpetual semi-intoxication by hunting, card-playing, and, above all, the use of wine and tobacco. It was ... ...wn hens—God be praised!—and they have been lay- ing for this long time. We hunt only for the eggs our own hens lay, and have no use for the eggs other...

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... I am in favour of some degree of military training for all gentlemen. You hunt?’ Patrick’s look was, ‘Give me a chance’; and Mr. Adister continued: ‘... ...are something of a shot, I suppose. We hear of gentle- men now who neither hunt nor shoot. You fence?’ ‘That’s to say, I’ve had lessons in the art.’ ‘... ...ugh heirlooms to be seen about the house, shields on the armoury walls and hunting-horns, and drinking-horns, and spears, and chain-belts bearing clas... ...hem on their march to the dinner-table. Patrick pursued his double task of hunting his thousand speculations and conversing fluently, so that it is no... ... by his lively gallop to a certain degree of hard brightness noticeable in hunting men at their dinner. The elixir in Patrick carried him higher than ... ...he trial. For she’s that fiery dragon, a beautiful woman with brains—which Helen of T roy hadn’t, combustible as we know her to have been: but brains ...

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...broke her faith: Then follows Cleopatra, lustful queen.” There mark’d I Helen, for whose sake so long The time was fraught with evil; there the g... ...ch, when us A noise surpris’d, as when a man perceives The wild boar and the hunt approach his place Of station’d watch, who of the beasts and boughs ... ... divine Been of Cosenza’s shepherd better scann’d, Who then by Clement on my hunt was set, Yet at the bridge’s head my bones had lain, Near Benevento,... ...sh’d, and betook themselves Unto the bitter passages of flight. I mark’d the hunt, and waxing out of bounds In gladness, lifted up my shameless brow, ... ...at from no erring Spirit I reveal. Lo! I behold thy grandson, that becomes A hunter of those wolves, upon the shore Of the fierce stream, and cows the... ...Par. See “Sennuccio mio” v. 63. The birds.] Hell, Canto V. 46, Euripides, Helena, 1495, and Statius; Theb. 1. V. 12. v. 81. He.] Corso Donati ... ... Comedy of Dante Paradise 276 For statues one, and one for aphorisms Was hunting; this the priesthood follow’d, that By force or sophistry aspir’d...

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...s which are not re quired by any natural want; such as the whole tribe of hunt ers and actors, of whom one large class have to do with forms and col... ...ing into further details about the dances of our citizens, or about their hunting and cours ing, their gymnastic and equestrian contests? For these... .... The inference is obvious. The time then has arrived, Glaucon, when, like huntsmen, we should surround the cover, and look sharp that justice does no... ...o hes and shes, or do they both Plato’s The Republic 133 share equally in hunting and in keeping watch and in the other duties of dogs? or do we entr... ...hat is a question which I put to you, because I see in your house dogs for hunting, and of the nobler sort of birds not a few. Now, I beseech you, do ... ...ought about as Stesichorus says that the Greeks fought about the shadow of Helen at Troy in ignorance of the truth. Something of that sort must inevi...

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...t some distance of time, contemplate with wonder.’ He was indefatigable in hunting up and con- sulting all who had known parts or aspects of Johnson’s... ...With him he continued two years, and then rose to be under the care of Mr. Hunter, the headmas- ter, who, according to his account, ‘was very severe, ... ...f a master to teach him.’ It is, however, but justice to the memory of Mr. Hunter to mention, that though he might err in being too severe, the school... ...d is well known.’ Indeed Johnson was very sensible how much he owed to Mr. Hunter. Mr. Langton one day asked him how he had acquired so accurate a kno... ...ut that, Sir, I should have done nothing.’ He told Mr. Langton, that while Hunter was flogging his boys unmer- cifully, he used to say, ‘And this I do... ...and belabour his confessor. He had dined that day at Mr. Hoole’s, and Miss Helen Maria Williams being expected in the evening, Mr. Hoole put into his ...

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...al circle to which they belonged. Prince V asili’s daughter, the beautiful Helene, came to take her father to the ambassador’s entertainment; she wore... ...t waiting for an answer she turned to speak to his daughter, the beautiful Helene. “What a delightful woman this little princess is!” said Prince V as... ...e abbe. Another, of young people, was grouped round the beautiful Princess Helene, Prince Vasili’s daughter, and the little Princess Bolkonskaya, very... ...icomte wished to begin his story and gave a subtle smile. “Come over here, Helene, dear,” said Anna Pavlovna to the beautiful young princess who was s... ...ring the glamour of a ballroom with her as she moved toward Anna Pavlovna. Helene was so lovely that not only did she not show any trace of coquetry, ... ...his easygoing nature. Even in the country do we get any rest? Theatricals, hunt- ing, and heaven knows what besides! But don’t let’s talk about me; te... ...kiss- ing her hand, “you’re feeling dull in Moscow , I daresay? Nowhere to hunt with your dogs? But what is to be done, old man? Just see how these ne... ... somewhere,” said Lavrushka. “Now then, you devil’s puppet, look alive and hunt for it!” shouted Denisov, suddenly, turning purple and rushing at the ... ...as quickly and surely as possible, and then all will be right, as our bear huntsman at Kostroma used to tell me. ‘Everyone fears a bear,’ he says, ‘bu...

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...ADE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 WHEN HELEN LIVED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106 ON THOSE ... ...ew star! Maybe you have not heard of us, you have come forth so newly, You hunter of the fields afar! Ah, you will know my loved one by his hunter’s ar... ...easant tongue Upon his wasted hands, For leading aged hounds and young The huntsman near him stands. ‘Huntsman Rody, blow the horn, Make the hills rep... ...near him stands. ‘Huntsman Rody, blow the horn, Make the hills reply.’ The huntsman loosens on the morn A gay wandering cry. Fire is in the old man’s ... ...ove and sway, And when the wandering music dies They hear him feebly say, ‘Huntsman Rody, blow the horn, Make the hills reply.’ ‘I cannot blow upon my... ...ore death — Away, away! You are safer in the tomb. September 29, 1913 WHEN HELEN LIVED WE have cried in our despair That men desert, For some trivial ... ...m bitterest hours; Yet we, had we walked within Those topless towers Where Helen waked with her boy, Had given but as the rest Of the men and women of... ...S The heart revealing intimacy That chooses right, and never find a friend. Helen being chosen found life flat and dull And later had much trouble from ... ...at nothing strange; the tragedy began With Homer that was a blind man, And Helen has all living hearts betrayed. O may the moon and sunlight seem One ...

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...tain could read the names on their sterns with the glass. They were the ship Helen Mar, of New York, and the brig Mermaid, of Boston. They were both ... ...l sorts, fandangos, and every kind of amusement and knavery. Trappers and hunters, who occasionally arrive here from over the Rocky mountains, wi... ...s. It chanced that, at this time, there was a company of forty trappers and hunters from Kentucky, with their rifles, who had made their head quar t... ...struction to the rebels, but never stirred from his fort; for forty Kentucky hunters, with their rifles, were a match for a whole regiment of hungry,... ...e proved to be the brig Convoy, from the Sandwich Islands, engaged in otter hunting, among the islands which lie along the coast. Her armament was f... ...d being of great value, the government require a heavy sum for a license to hunt them, and lay a high duty upon every one shot or carried out of the ...

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... Hyde Counsel John W . Ivicic Security Officer Michael N. Jacobson Counsel Hunter W . Jamerson Intern Bonnie D. Jenkins Counsel Reginald F . Johnson S... ... 175 passed was con- trolled by United Airlines, which had contracted with Huntleigh USA to per- form the screening. 6 In passing through these checkp... ...in was reportedly located in the vicinity of the Sheikh Ali camp, a desert hunting camp being used by visitors from a Gulf state. Public sources have ... ...151 Reporting from the CIA’s assets provided a detailed description of the hunt- ing camp, including its size, location, resources, and security, as w... ... camp where he visited the Emiratis; the tribals expected him to be at the hunting camp for such a visit at least until midmorning on February 11. 155... ... Theodore Olson, Sept. 11, 2001; FBI report of investigation, interview of Helen Voss, Sept. 14, 2001;AAL response to the Commission’s supplemental do... ...son Lowery interview (Jan. 28, 2004); Janet Reno testimony ,Apr. 13, 2004; Helen S. interview (Dec. 29, 2003); Stephen Colgate interview (May 19, 2004...