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...r-beforo- wituessed" cane stratagem were given amid the cheers of I'.UO. •'Fools rushed in where angels feared to tread, " and tried to win the track ... ...rices paid. To get me send a postal to Morrfo Rudnlok Williamstown Station HenryWandless WITH Kinsley Sl Blake TAILORS 3 TnamontPlaoo,Boston at Bonwis... .... GERALD MYGATT 1908 The following new members were elected to the board : Henry Edward Bedford. Jr., 1908 of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Roger Sherman Loomis 1... ... 1908 of Brooklyn, N. Y. ; Roger Sherman Loomis 1909 of Yokoliaran, Japan: Henry Wolcott Toll 1909 of Den- ver, Col. Brown Hockey Captain Downing Pott... ...ass. Eeluit & Envy Lnsis Cooley's Hotel ... American and European Plan.... HENRY E. MARSH, Proprietor SPRINGFIELD, . MASSACHUSETTS 1 WILLIAMS ICBCOBD... ...TICUURSADDRESS M. V. MEADE North Adams, Mass. Oharies A, Glemson, Manrngur HenryDm Tudof, Jamo» Fm Baoon '08 Trualaam DIRECTORY Football—Manager, Will... ...ings by Leonardo de Vinci and Velasquez show cases of dwarfed idiots—court fools—witli narrow contracted eyes,set oblifiue- ly in the face, and constr... ...at aJI times- Ladies' Nights, Friday of Each Week. . . . J. A. EVANS, Mgr. Fool ol Pleasant St., Bennington, Vt. RESERVED FOR ' f •.•' n >. . "1 Hammo... ...Tobacco. Pin Boys at all times. Ladles' NIehts, Friday of Each Week. . . . Fool of Pleasant St., Beoningtoo, Vl. Bruoker's Is the Place to go to Eat T...

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...ty meant that many features found in other networks to keep them secure from fools and Battle of the Networks 31 knaves would be absent. Banks would ... ...: A H   S I 276–79 (2003). 18. Brent Schlender & Henry Goldblatt, Bill Gates and Paul Allen Talk, F, Oct. 2, 1995, a... ...ng [sic] other Internet providers.”). 36. See Jay P . Kesan & Rajiv C. Shah, Fool Us Once Shame on You—Fool Us Twice Shame on Us: What We Can Learn fr...

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... My experiencing life in the mythopoeic consciousness does not render me a fool who does not know how to get on in the world, even if in this consciou... ...y of white pressures on the Sioux to sell their land: “…only crazy or very foolish men would sell their Mother Earth,” he stated (Neihardt, p. 113). S... ...n Environmental Ethics, vol. 1, no. 3, Fall 1979, pp. 255-62. Stites, Sara Henry: Economics of the Iroquois, AMS Press edition, 1978. (First published...

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...re in regard to our everyday life, means maturity and completeness. Matthew Henry’s Commentary on Matthew 5:48 says, “It is the duty of Christians to... ...a great job in my presentation and others have told me so. Love does not act foolish and ruin my Christian witness; love does not demand it’s own way ... ...nor, for it was still delight in writing, only cleverly disguised. We cannot fool God into granting our desires, even if we fool ourselves by appearin...

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...esearch lab. It was chilly, but not cold enough to form snow. Inside, Dr. Henry Le Croix, along with humans and some misguided Weres, gathered under... ... disregard for lives unlike their own. Just the thought of those pathetic fools made her stomach roil. Since the beginning of time, humans had taken,... ...he fence and attacking the guards. “My Alpha, the males have the scent of Henry and are tracking him now. The females have distracted the remaining ... ...rted as he stood to Zina’s right, his eyes on the fighting below. “I want Henry, his wife Helena, and their brat Laylah brought to me. Challenges to ... ...own it was you, Zina! Still striving to destroy things you can’t control?” Henry snarled. Zina laughed at Henry. “Now, now, there’s no need to get yo... ...r research on ways to get rid of our very essence being embraced. Face it, Henry, you are twice the fool!” Zina licked her lips and eyed him. Henry ... ...rid of our very essence being embraced. Face it, Henry, you are twice the fool!” Zina licked her lips and eyed him. Henry was a gorgeous specimen of... ...ah saw the smile leave his face when he shut the door. She knew she hadn't fooled him. On the drive home, he kept checking the rear-view mirror and i... ...until they got to her room. “Thank you, Jacques.” “Laylah, that was a very foolish thing to do. Challenging your father like that. What were you thin...

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...f the mouth liked the taste of the tail and the tail the feel of the mouth. Foolish as he was going to Seoul once again for his fun, he wasn't a fool... ...rely. He told himself that he was innocent in many ways, if not an outright fool, since he had shown himself to be kind and easily taken advantage of... ... ashtray a few feet away and then walked back to where he was. "I feel a bit foolish." He chortled for a couple of seconds nervously. "I was seated al... ...rage, she told herself, was just an inane pitfall to being human, and only a fool was disappointed in human vulnerabilities-as slight as she told hers... ... and took on his mental void. She saw, however, that he was outside and felt foolish. Had her senses been more astute than her cognition? It sometim... ...sidents of Moldavia to the characteristics of albino frogs, myriad owls, and Henry and William James. Was the present moment best celebrated in though...

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...There’s Colonel Blone, and General Grucher, and Sir Dugald Delane, and Sir Henry Haughton, and Mr. Jellalatty. All Heads of Departments, and all power... ...powerful.’ ‘And all my fervent admirers,’ said Mrs. Hauksbee piously. ‘Sir Henry Haughton raves about me. But go on.’ ‘One by one, these men are worth... ...Look! Oh look! Untidiness I can endure, but ignorance never! The woman’s a fool.’ ‘Hsh! She’ll hear you.’ ‘All the women in Simla are fools. She’ll th... ...n would be! My education has been horribly neglected; and I have only this foolish mother-woman to fall back upon.’ The night wore through slowly, and... ...hole Line, and nothing but the Line. Be careful how you back another young fool’s bill, and if you fall in love with a woman twenty years older than y... ....’ ‘Dormer, for instance,’ said Bobby, ‘I think he comes under the head of fool-men. He mopes like a sick owl.’ ‘That’s where you make your mistake, m... ...e a sick owl.’ ‘That’s where you make your mistake, my son. Dormer isn’t a fool yet, but he’s a dashed dirty soldier, and his room corporal makes fun ...

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...y and Joan Karsten, Barb Godin, George Molteni, Howard and Marie Hausman, Henry Clark, Jr., Philip Kamil, John and Patsy Robinson, John and Mar­ ily... ... Mahalo, Wally Amos There Are No Facts on the Future On a muggy April Fools Day in 1992, I found myself walking through the 24-hour action of LA... ...ameless) Amos. We ar­ ranged a meeting. I found myself in discussion with Henry Hoffmeister, a bril­ liant and humorous individual who oversaw the Ta... ...ed for them to waste time on. I got wind of their feelings and approached Henry Hoffmeister to see if this were true. Sure enough, Henry told me my ... ...waiting to board a plane for Honolulu. At first I thought it was an April Fool's joke. It wasn't. It might some­ day be a scene in a movie. I am bei...

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...ames are ordinarily alphabetized under the name following the hyphen; thus, Henry Chandler-Taylor comes under Taylor and not under Chandler (Taylor,... ...the English societies in time to secure a full quota from that country. Sir Henry Campbell, who had the matter in charge, being absent at the time, ... ...e present artificial ratio can be maintained indefhitely." John Ruskin. By Henry Carpenter. ["English Men of Letters," 111.1 London: Black, 1900. ... ...components is de- rived from a transitive verb: mind-reader, story-teller, fool-killer, office-holder, well-wisher, evil-doer, property-owner; hero... ... your queries. Don't stultify your- self and discredit the office by asking foolish questions on the proof. The author will be thankful for any sens...

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...rol and Stevenson Pg 1752 Bob Dylan and Undead evil Pg 1766 How the Undead Fool the Living Pg 1767 The Undead and the Jewish Religion Pg 1767 F... ...ck to their former atomic weight . It is a one-way process. Scientists are foolishly expecting that energy particles today; can recreate what ene... ...ck to their former atomic weight . It is a one-way process. Scientists are foolishly expecting that energy particles today; can recreate what ene... ... in hunting and living was replaced by false domination, the false ability of fooling people through words-language-exaggeration-manipulation of the ... ...ration-manipulation of the truth. The highest status went to those who could fool people better; simply by lying, exaggerating, telling better tall... ...fective; he shit his pants because he could not control his bowel movements. Henry the Eighth is another perfect example of how a genetically, physi... ...bad one. The German Kings were stupider, and just as genetically diseased as Henry’s impotent genes had been. This kind of genetic rot happened t... ...n trying to become a perfect machine? The famous African American slave John Henry tried to out-hammer a steam engine. It made him famous. It also... ... the Spanish pirates? They were fucking worse. The historical true story of Henry Morgan: is the true story of evil triumphing and succeeding so we...

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...cess of those wishing to make use of them. Cover Design: Jim Manis; painting Henry Woods. "Portia," exhitibed in 1888. Copyright © 1999 The Pennsylvan... ...lay a part, And mine a sad one. GRATIANO: Let me play the fool: With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come, And let my liver rat... ...would almost damn those ears, Which, hearing them, would call their brothers fools. I’ll tell thee more of this another time: But fish not, with this ... ...more of this another time: But fish not, with this melancholy bait, For this fool gudgeon, this opinion. Come, good Lorenzo. Fare ye well awhile: I’ll... ...nk, he was so called. NERISSA: True, madam: he, of all the men that ever my foolish eyes looked upon, was the best deserving a fair lady. PORTIA: I... ...sure you are not Launcelot, my boy. LAUNCELOT: Pray you, let’s have no more fooling about it, but give me your blessing: I am Launcelot, your boy th...

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... ways play-ing in my hair,” said another. One afternoon a man of the town, Henry Brad- ford, who kept a saloon, came to the schoolhouse door. Calling ... ...The air whistled through her teeth. As she hurried forward she thought how foolish she was. “He is concerned with boyish affairs,” she told herself. “... ...ell, I guess you’ll get over it,” he said. “I told Will that. You’re not a fool and you’re not a woman. You’re Tom Willard’s son and you’ll wake up. I... ... and, as the office was small, continually knocked against things. “What a fool I am to be talking,” he said. “That is not my object in coming here an... ...you have attracted my attention. You may end by becoming just such another fool. I want to warn you and keep on warning you. That’s why I seek you out... ...have hap-pened during the night. The farm hands looked at him and laughed. Henry Strader, an old man who had been on the farm since Jesse came into po... ...m- ming hats by a window at the rear of the store. She was the daughter of Henry Carpenter, book- keeper in the First National Bank of Winesburg, and ... ... that sometimes persisted all through the night. When she was a young girl Henry Carpenter 153 Winesburg, Ohio made life almost unbearable for Belle,... ...in town and started to drive home to Unionville along the railroad tracks. Henry Brattenburg, the butcher, who lived out that way, stopped him at the ...

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...ted from it and enlarged. In its present form the index is the work of Mr. Henry Littlehales. A. W. POLLARD. PREFACE OF WILLIAM CAXTON AFTER THA T I H... ...t, and suffer me to have it, and I will follow it another twelvemonth. Ah, fool, said the knight unto Arthur, it is in vain thy desire, for it shall n... ...id Merlin, as well as thyself, and of all thy thoughts, but thou art but a fool to take thought, for it will not 43 Le Morte Darthur – V ol. One amen... ...idst leave that sword, Queen Guenever should thou never see. Then were I a fool an I would leave this sword, said Launcelot. Now, gentle knight, said ... ...ut first I let you wit I will not depart from you, for I were worse than a fool an I would depart from you all the while that I win wor- ship. Well, s... ...ght, in this field I shall abide till that I see him under his shield. Ah, fool, said she, thou wert better flee betimes. Why, said Beaumains, an he b...

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...ee. From the point of view of the content industries, of course, all this is fool- ishness. It is not some undesirable accident that intellectual prop... ...d by bumbling judges who do not understand the technology and who are easily fooled by the doom-laden rhetoric of the content companies. The DMCA’s su... ... reference is made. My colleague, the talented composer Anthony Kelley, uses Henry Louis Gates’s term “signifyin’” to describe the process of showing ... ...cts from His Correspondence, Journals and Common-Place Books vol. 1 (London: Henry Colburn, 1830), 379–380. 41. Archives de la Préfecture de Police de...

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... Walden or, Life in the Woods HENRY DAVID THOREAU 1854 DjVu Editions Copyright © 2001 by Global Langua... ...hich moth and rust will corrupt and thieves break through and steal. It is a fool’s life, as they will find when they get to the end of it, if not befo... ...ommon sense, a little enterprise and business talent, appeared not so sad as foolish. I have always endeavored to acquire strict business habits; they... ..., but follows religiously the new. We are amused at beholding the costume of Henry VIII., or Queen Elizabeth, as much as if it was that of the King an... ...so little capital it required, so little distraction from my wonted moods, I foolishly thought. While my acquaintances went unhesitatingly into trade ... ... at a certain rare coincidence is good. I would not be one of those who will foolishly drive a nail into mere lath and plastering; such a deed would k...

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... was soon apologizing. “I haven’t been home a month and already I act the fool. What right have I to criticize anybody? So he brought home a slave w... ...l. And yet, I am grieved, since my own daughter is jealous of them. Dear, fool- ish Kleis, who pretends she has never been a child and is yet so far ... ...s...of me.” Her voice had grown confidential. “If Kleis has done anything foolish, I am willing to accept the responsibility,” I said. “And the con... ...istrust Rhodopis,” says Kleis. But my doubts persist and I consider her a foolish child. For why would she make a confidante of Rhodopis? “I wish y... ... my career, is no longer here: it is a long way from Ve- nus and Adonis to Henry VIII: there were grim diversions, rude and costly failures: my goal ... ... it snowed, and during the afternoon I fell asleep and dreamed I saw King Henry and Shallow crossing the fields be- yond my windows. “O God, that on... ... my windows. “O God, that one might read the book of fate,” I heard King Henry say, as I followed, hidden from view. “I wish to see the revolution ... ...t to him and Raleigh. No writer could have had a better guide for Titus, Henry and Richard. M__ had learned to smoke and like R__ had to putter wit... ...aracters came into being: Agrippa, Iago, Ophelia, Troilus, Falstaff, King Henry, bearded and beardless, slut and angel, SHAKESPEARE’S JOURNAL 46...

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... process, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) bein... ... is good for us and for others - what should prevail? One the one hand, as Patrick Henry put it, "give me liberty or give me death". A life without... ... process, the timeless cycle of birth and death. Suicide is a break with eternity. Henry Sidgwick said that only conscious (i.e., intelligent) bein... ... is good for us and for others - what should prevail? One the one hand, as Patrick Henry put it, "give me liberty or give me death". A life without... ...raptions. Good, Natural and Aesthetic "The perception of beauty is a moral test." Henry David Thoreau The distinction often made between emotions ... .... They also provide price comparisons and the new generation cannot be blocked or fooled by using differing product categories. In the future, th... ...st first assumed the role of the omniscient. It designed ingenious models, devised foolproof laws, imposed fail-safe institutions and strongly "rec... ...I knew that on my tombstone could be written these words, "This man was an absolute fool. None of the disastrous things that he reluctantly predicte...

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...hable sprang to his feet and struck up his favorite drinking song: — “There ’s Henry Ward Beecher And Sunday school teachers, All drink of the sassafr... ...shed to risk great hazards in view of corresponding returns. Like many another fool, disdaining the old trails used by the Northland pioneers for a sc... ...e meal which he had 34 JACK LONDON cooked. Weatherbee grinned. After that the foolish custom of wash ing passed out of their lives. As the sugar pil... ...s of a black pencil crawling in a long, straight line across a mighty sheet of foolscap. One night, many weeks later, Malemute Kid and Prince fell to ... ...last winter, as you will well recol lect, and I know you for a good man and a fool. If you think it your duty to strive with the heathen, well and go... ...t, Baptiste, could n’t think of it. Not for a moment. Grant that this man is a fool and of small use in the nature of things, but still, you know, I c...

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...ish. “And Allen—reposing on your honours? Eh, my boy?” Allen looked rather foolish, and said, “I spoilt it, papa, and 19 Yonge hadn’t time to begin a... ...f course; and here’s French, who says it was a new sort of cow invented by Henry VIII.—a happy 48 Magnum Bonum feminine, I suppose, to the Papal Bull... ...nd won’t have it stopped! I can’t think what makes Allen and Bobus both so foolish whenever she is here.” “She is a very pretty creature,” said Carey,... ...ill have to find out in the course of your life, my dear.” “I thought only foolish people cared about beauty.” “It is very convenient for us to think ... ...ugh.” “Poor Aunt Ellen!” said Babie, in all her gravity; “she is like King Henry I. and never smiled again.” And with more wit than prudence, Mrs. Buf... ...t a fellow,” sighed Johnny. “And who’ll do the verses?” said Rob. “Oh, any fool can do them,” returned Bobus. “The point is to bell the cat.” “There’d... ...r them, adding in his slow, gruff voice—”A statue ain’t alive.” “It made a fool of the whole matter,” proceeded Bobus. “I wish we’d kept a lout like y...

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...ortant to any one.” “What is to prevent you?” “Every thing — my situation — my foolishness and awkwardness.” “As to your foolishness and awkwardness, ... ... relations. To any thing like a permanence of abode, or limitation of society, Henry Crawford had, unluckily, a great dislike; he could not accommodat... ...woman of very pre possessing appearance. Mary Crawford was remarkably pretty; Henry, though not handsome, had air and countenance; the manners of bot... ..., she did not forget to think of it seriously. The scheme was soon repeated to Henry. “And now,” added Mrs. Grant, “I have thought of something to mak... ...plete. I should dearly love to settle you both in this country, and therefore, Henry, you shall marry the youngest Miss Bertram, a nice, handsome, goo... ...e, handsome, good humoured, accomplished girl, who will make you very happy.” Henry bowed and thanked her. “My dear sister,” said Mary, “if you can p... ...old them that she was on the sofa. Mrs. Norris began scolding. “That is a very foolish trick, Fanny, to be idling away all the evening upon a sofa. Wh... ...sh church. There you must look for the banners and the atchievements.” “It was foolish of me not to think of all that, but I am disappointed.” Mrs. Ru... ... worked on. “Well,” said he, “if you really think I had better go; it would be foolish to bring the key for nothing.” And letting himself out, he walk...

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...th’ offence To tire our patience than mislead our sense: Some few in that, but numbers err in this; Ten censure wrong for one who writes amiss; A fool might once himself alone expose; Now one in verse makes many more in prose.     ’Tis with our judgments as our watches, none Go just alike, yet each believes his own. In Poets as true Genius is but rare, True Taste ...

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...Rowe Epitaph on Mrs. Corbet Epitaph on the Monument of the Hon. R. Digby and of His Sister Mary Epitaph on Sir Godfrey Kneller Epitaph on General Henry Withers Epitaph on Mr. Elijah Fenton Epitaph on Mr. Gay Epitaph Intended for Sir Isaac Newton Epitaph on Dr. Francis Atterbury Epitaph on Edmund, Duke of Buckingham Epitaph for One Who Would Not Be Buried in Westm...

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...INT AND THE HUNCHBACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166 TWO SONGS OF A FOOL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 166 ANOTHER SONG OF A ... ... me take love easy, as the leaves grow on the tree; But I, being young and foolish, with her would not agree. In a field by the river my love and I did... ...id me take life easy, as the grass grows on the weirs; But I was young and foolish, and now am full of tears. THE MEDITATION OF THE OLD FISHERMAN YOU ... ...linded by man’s fate, I find under the boughs of love and hate, In all poor foolish things that live a day, Eternal beauty wandering on her way. Come n... ... reed. No woman’s loved me, no man sought my help. Fergus: A king is but a foolish labourer Who wastes his blood to be another’s dream. Druid: Take, i... ...sing about But of the death he met Stretched under a doorway Somewhere off Henry Street; They that found him found upon The door above his head ‘Here ... ...ers down. From mountain to mountain ride the fierce horsemen. II My name is Henry Middleton, I have a small demesne, A small forgotten house that’s set...

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...th’s Popular T ales , and a book of some reputation in its day, Brooke’s Fool of Quality . 8 Autobiography In my eighth year I commenced learning L... ...with another project, of a purely literary periodical, to be edited by Mr. Henry Southern, afterwards a diplomatist, then a literary man by profession... ...of Oxford), Charles Poulett Thomson (afterwards Lord Sydenham), Edward and Henry Lytton Bulwer, Fonblanque, and many others whom I cannot now recollec...

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............................................................. 63 CHAPTER IV – HENRY DAVID THOREAU: HIS CHARACTER AND OPINIONS........... 84 CHAPTER V – Y... ... charm of the old Duke’s verses, and certainly he is too much treated as a fool. The period is not suffi- ciently remembered. What that period was, to... ...e a lively character. It remains for me to acknowledge the kindness of Mr. Henry Pyne, who, immediately on the appearance of the study, sent me his ed... ...ded him, and whom he de- lighted to honour as a master in the art – I mean Henry Fielding – we shall be somewhat puzzled, at the first mo- ment, to st... ...us) to “denounce” the external fatality that hangs over men in the form of fool- ish and inflexible superstition. To speak plainly, this moral purpose... ... judgment. This is what every thoughtful man knows for him- self, for only fools and silly schoolmasters push definitions over far into the domain of ... ...nes have been too strong; and, to say truth, Whitman has rather played the fool. We may be thoroughly conscious that his end is improving; that it wou... ...f the grounds of a private asylum. 84 Robert Louis Stevenson CHAPTER IV – HENRY DAVID THOREAU: HIS CHARACTER AND OPINIONS I. THOREAU’S THIN, PENETRAT... ...ig- ing, and of whom a friend remarked, with equal wit and wisdom, “I love Henry, but I cannot like him.” He can hardly be persuaded to make any disti...