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...le plaisir est pour moi, Mademoiselle Bertin. - S’il vous plaît, appelez-moi Claudine. - D’accord, pas de problème. Alors vous m’appellerez Jean-Hubert. Il se leva et serra la main tendue. C’était une surprise agréable de voir cette jeune femme énergique alors qu’il s’attendait à rencontrer un agent immobilier chauve et grisonnant, épais et fade. Il eut cependant...

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...déric Dambreville, Mihan Daniel, Denis De Brucq, Mohamad Farooq, Laurence Hubert-Moy, Anne-Laure Jousselme, Shubka Kadambe, Mohammad Khoshnevisan, ... ...ui Samuel Corgne, de la Université de Rennes, sub conducerea dr. Laurence Hubert- Moy, care cuprindea date reale privind terenurile agricole din Bre...

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...olumojn, kies vendoprezo dum la aperdato atingis 250,- svfr. Ferez (ferez) Hubert, franco, instruisto. Nask. 15 marto 1896 en Voyenne (apud Laon). Unu... ...Strasburgo fariĝis la centro de tre vigla E-a movado, precipe subtenata de Hubert Ferez, kiu en aŭg. 1921 komencis eldoni LRS, 4 p. 47x31 en E-a, fran...

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...g muscles, rolling eyeballs, and long pointing quivering fingers; there was little Prince Arthur (Northcote) crying, in white satin, and bidding good Hubert not put out his eyes; there was Hubert crying; there was little Rutland being run through the poor little body by bloody Clifford; there was Cardinal Beaufort (Reynolds) gnashing his teeth, and grinning and howling dem...

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...ittle Prince Arthur (Northcote) cry- ing, in white satin, and bidding good Hubert not put out his eyes; there was Hubert crying; there was little Rutl...

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... . . . 562 22.6 References . . . . . . . . . . . 563 Chapter 23 Information fusion for natural hazards in mountains 565 by J.-M. Tacnet, M. Batton-Hubert and J. Dezert 23.1 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . 566 23.1.1 Natural hazards in mountains . . . . . . 566 23.1.2 Experts are expected to manage and integrate the overall uncertainty . . . . . . . . . 568 23.1.3...

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...lda Wade. She is a very capable nurse, but there is something mysterious about her from the moment she arrives at the hospital. Upon meeting her, Dr. Hubert Cumberledge greatly admires her and becomes a devoted friend. It turns out that Hilda has one purpose in life, and in pursuit of that purpose she will travel across the world, from London to South Africa, Rhodesia, Ind...

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... Am stat mai mult în grupul francezilor: Jean Dezert, Samuel Corgne, Laurence Hubert-Moy, Patrick Vannoorenberghe, Pierre Valin din Quebec (editor a... ... veni s ă- şi prezinte lucrarea în cadrul sec ţiunii noastre... S. Corgne, L. Hubert-Moy şi G. Mercier de la Universitatea din Rennes, Fran ţa, au p...

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...ook across the lawn of the manor house I can see the little chapel of St. Hubert and the rooftops of the château; it often seems to me that I have b... ...ncient bridge and my face—ravaged by time. At the little chapel of Saint Hubert, which I admire so much, so complete in itself, pigeons were flying... ..., sixty men, each carrying a lighted taper, accompanied his coffin to St. Hubert’s chapel, on the evening of May the 4th. Royalty, château-pages, s...

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...resent. The contest was won by Grove Arthur Gilbert, of Fulton, N. Y., and Hubert William Fowle, of Woburii, was awarded the second prize. Gilbert's d... ...lenheim and Mt. Vernon Everett James Seymour Westbrook The New South Giady Hubert William Fowle The judges were Rev. C. H. Burr, Rev. W. E. Foley and ... ...s Ray- mond Schofield Curtice 1908, of South Norwalk, Conn,, Arthur Gerald Hubert Power 1908, of Middletown, Conn,, and Frank Hatch Streightoff 1909, ... ... England", 34 vol- umes devoted almost entirely to history, and written by Hubert Howe iSanoroft, and a large num- ber of volumes of the ''Journal of ...

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...eir foes, 635 Open your gates, and giue the Victors way. 636 Hubert. Heralds, from off our towres we might behold 637 From first to... ...’s downe mischiefe. Austrias head lye there, 1288 Enter Iohn, Arthur, Hubert. 1289 While Philip breathes. 1290 Iohn. Hubert, keepe ... ...larums, excursions, Retreat. Enter Iohn, Eleanor, Arthur 1298 Bastard, Hubert, Lords. 1299 Iohn. So shall it be: your Grace shall stay beh... ...ome hether little kinsman, harke, a worde. 1318 Iohn. Come hether Hubert. O my gentle Hubert, 1319 We owe thee much: within this wall of... ...say, 1325 But I will fit it with some better tune. 1326 By heauen Hubert, I am almost asham’d 1327 To say what good respect I haue of the... ...uld doe it. 1358 Iohn. Doe not I know thou wouldst? 1359 Good Hubert, Hubert, Hubert throw thine eye - 30 - The life and death of King... ...shall not liue. 1371 Iohn. Enough. 1372 I could be merry now, Hubert, I loue thee. 1373 Well, Ile not say what I intend for thee: 13... ...essing goe with thee. 1377 Iohn. For England Cosen, goe. 1378 Hubert shall be your man, attend on you 1379 With al true duetie: On to... ...will not say no. Exeunt. Actus Quartus, Scaena prima. 1570 Enter Hubert and Executioners. 1571 Hub. Heate me these Irons hot, and lo...

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...eries. Cover design: Jim Manis; Art work: Christian Schussele (1824? 1879). Hubert and Arthur, 1858. Oil on canvas, approximately 63 x 46 inches. Phi... ...: (ESSEX:) The Earl of SALISBURY : (SALISBURY:) The Lord BIGOT : (BIGOT:) HUBERT DE BURGH : (HUBERT:) ROBERT FAULCONBRIDGE : Son to Sir Robert Fa... ...stria’s head lie there, While Philip breathes. [Enter KING JOHN, ARTHUR, and HUBERT .] KING JOHN : Hubert, keep this boy. Philip, make up: My mother ... ...s, excursions, retreat. Enter KING JOHN, QUEEN ELINOR, ARTHUR, the BASTARD, HUBERT, and Lords .] KING JOHN : [To QUEEN ELINOR ] So shall it be; yo... ...INOR : Come hither, little kinsman; hark, a word. KING JOHN : Come hither, Hubert. O my gentle Hubert, King John, Act III, scene iii 32 We owe thee... ...d. I had a thing to say, But I will fit it with some better time. By heaven, Hubert, I am almost ashamed To say what good respect I have of thee. HUBE... ...ll not! yet I love thee well; And, by my troth, I think thou lovest me well. HUBERT: So well, that what you bid me undertake, Though that my death we... ...do it. KING JOHN : Do not I know thou wouldst? Good Hubert, Hubert, Hubert, throw thine eye On yon young boy: I’ll tell thee... ...oth tread, He lies before me: dost thou understand me? Thou art his keeper. HUBERT: And I’ll keep him so, That he shall not offen...

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... it is simply unthinkable. The names of the two officers were Feraud and D’Hubert, and they were both lieutenants in a regi- ment of hussars, but not ... ...t not in the same regiment. Feraud was doing regimental work, but Lieut. D’Hubert had the good fortune to be attached to the person of the general com... ..., so favourable to the proper appreciation of military lei- sure, Lieut. D’Hubert, one fine afternoon, made his way along a quiet street of a cheerful... ...lashes, lowered demurely at the sight of the tall officer, caused Lieut. D’Hubert, who was accessible to esthetic impressions, to relax the cold, seve... ...ut at six this morning.” The pretty maid tried to close the door. Lieut. D’Hubert, opposing this move with gentle firmness, stepped into the ante-room... ...ot been home since six o’clock this morning?” Saying these words, Lieut. D’Hubert opened with- 138 A Set of Six out ceremony the door of a room so co... ...followed him, and raised her candid eyes to his face. “H’m!” said Lieut. D’Hubert, greatly disappointed, for he had already visited all the haunts whe... ... went out. Service, I suppose.” “Service? Not a bit of it!” cried Lieut. D’Hubert. “Learn, my angel, that he went out thus early to fight a duel with ... ... criticism. She only looked up for a moment in mute surprise, and Lieut. D’Hubert concluded from this absence of emo- tion that she must have seen Lie...

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...here had been a good deal of noisiness among the young folks at Christmas. Hubert Delrio was there, and I fancy there was some nonsense going on.” “Ah... ...it is the real correct church,” said Paulina. “Oh, yes!” cried V era. “Mr. Hubert Delrio went to see it in case Eccles and Beamster should have an ord... ...ays snowed, or rained, or skated, I mean we skated, or something, whenever Hubert had time; but I am perfectly dying to learn.” “Well, before you expi... ...dangerous.” “But do you know, Nag, I do believe that it is the church that Hubert Delrio was sent down to study and make a design for.” “Whew! There w... ...h in Flapsy’s affections surviving the contact with greater swells.” “Poor Hubert!” “Perhaps his will not survive common sense. I am sure I hope not f... ...scrapes with the M.A. Just think. It is all very well to say she has known Hubert all his life; but she can’t treat him as a gentleman, or she won’t. ... ...g at Mr. Waring’s coun- try house a sort of semi-flirtation had begun with Hubert Delrio, a young man to whose education his father had sac- rificed a... ...kely that either was seriously smitten, and it was more than probable that Hubert Delrio would be too busy to look after 43 Yo n g e a young lady now... ...tless state, longing to hear whether the promising young artist was really Hubert Delrio, and hoping, while she believed that she feared, that she sho...

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...stace sounded was the last. With his lance Sir Eustace pointed, And to Hubert thus said he, “What I speak this Horn shall witness For thy bett... ...Saviour Do my sinful soul demand, Hither come thou back straightway, Hubert, if alive that day; 30... ...ay have a living House still left in thee!” “Fear not,” quickly answer’d Hubert; “As I am thy Father’s son, What thou askest, noble Brother, W... ...rother’s life, for Land’s and Castle’s sake? “Sir!” the Ruffians said to Hubert, “Deep he lies in Jordan flood.”— 5... ... 50 Stricken by this ill assurance, Pale and trembling Hubert stood. “Take your earnings.”—Oh! that I Could have seen my Broth... ...to England steer’d. 60 To his Castle Hubert sped; He has nothing now to dread. But silent and by stealth he ... ... For the sound was heard by no one Of the proclamation-horn. But bold Hubert lives in glee: Months and years went smilingly; ... ... Ancient Castle, Woods, and Mountains Hear the challenge with delight. Hubert! though the blast be blown He is helpless and alone: Thou hast a... ...e word! And there he may be lodg’d, and thou be Lord. Speak! astounded Hubert cannot; And if power to speak he had, ...

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...anything, really; but I suppose she brought in Prince V arigliano—and Lord Hubert—and there was some story of your having borrowed money of old Ned V ... ...nterposed. “The Grand Dukes go to that little place at the Condamine. Lord Hubert says it’s the only restaurant in Europe where they can cook peas.” L... ...rt says it’s the only restaurant in Europe where they can cook peas.” Lord Hubert Dacey, a slender shabby-looking man, with a charming worn smile, and... ...o tired of the Terrasse: it’s as dull as one of mother’s dinners. And Lord Hubert has promised to tell us who all the awful people are at the other pl... ...By Jove, I believe that’s the Dorsets back!” Stepney ex- claimed; and Lord Hubert, dropping his single eye-glass, cor- roborated: “It’s the Sabrina—ye... ...’t been a row.” “It’s most awfully jolly having Miss Bart back,” said Lord Hubert, in his mild deliberate voice; and Mrs. Bry added in- genuously: “I ... ...dmires her immensely: I’m sure she’d be charmed to have it arranged,” Lord Hubert agreed, with the 172 House of Mirth professional promptness of the ... ...ed hours of the day, seem to offer an infinity of ways of being idle. Lord Hubert Dacey had finally gone off in quest of the Duchess of Beltshire, cha... ... this time. She doesn’t realize that it’s Lily’s beauty that does it: Lord Hubert tells me Lily is thought even handsomer than when he knew her at Aix...

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...hetically entreated them, and shed such piteous tears, and so appealed to Hubert de Bourg (or Burgh), the warden of the castle, who had a love for ... ...he castle, who had a love for him, and was an honourable, tender man, that Hubert could not bear it. To his eternal honour he prevented the torture fr... ...t him down to the castle of Falaise. ‘On what errand dost thou come?’ said Hubert to this fellow. ‘To despatch young Arthur,’ he returned. ‘Go back to... ...patch young Arthur,’ he returned. ‘Go back to him who sent thee,’ answered Hubert, ‘and say that I will do it!’ King John very well knowing that Huber... ...ng pris oner to the castle of Rouen. Arthur was soon forced from the good Hubert —of whom he had never stood in greater need than then—carried away b... ...g sovereign; and the exercise of the Royal authority was confided to Earl Hubert de Burgh . These two personages had from the first no liking for eac... ...es. When the young King was declared of age, Peter de Roches, finding that Hubert increased in power and favour, retired discontentedly, and went abro... ..., retired discontentedly, and went abroad. For nearly ten years afterwards Hubert had full sway alone. But ten years is a long time to hold the favour... ...s, and being a novelty, the King began to favour him and to look coldly on Hubert. Wanting money besides, and having made Hubert rich, he began to dis...

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... dates and chestnuts 70 A Modern Telemachus from the forest. ‘Alas!’ said Hubert, ‘this is worse than ever. As long as we were near the sea, I had ho... ...ill be lost, even if the Consul should send after us.’ ‘Never fear, Maitre Hubert,’ said Estelle; ‘you know T elemaque was a prisoner and tamed the wi... ...e very dogs in Paris, and being dragged up these weary hills, where Maitre Hubert and I car- ried Mademoiselle every foot of the way on our backs, and... ... to save her,’ said Arthur in French. ‘Maitre Hebert, do you not know me?’ Hubert looked up. ‘M. Arture! M. Arture! Risen from the dead!’ he cried, th... ...e meaning of it, and Zuleika can nearly say them.’ ‘Misericorde!’ cried M. Hubert. ‘What may not the child have brought on herself!’ ‘Selim will be a ... ... should be martyrs,’ said Estelle, as she had so often said before; and as Hubert shuddered and cried, ‘Do not speak of such things, Mademoiselle, jus...

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... to my bondsman?” said the Saxon, kindling in wrath. “Marry, that did old Hubert,” said Wamba, “Sir Philip de Malvoisin’s keeper of the chase. He c... ...with silver, and a silken baldric richly ornamented with a medallion of St Hubert, the patron of silvan sport. More than thirty yeomen at first presen... ...he ten shafts which hit the target, two within the inner ring were shot by Hubert, a forester in the service of Malvoisin, who was accordingly pronoun... ...n to the bold yeoman, with a bitter smile, “wilt thou try conclusions with Hubert, or wilt thou yield up bow, baldric, and quiver, to the Provost of t... ...y fortune; on condition that when I have shot two shafts at yonder mark of Hubert’s, he shall be bound to shoot one at that which I shall propose.” “T... ... John, “and it shall not be refused thee.—If thou dost beat this braggart, Hubert, I will fill the bugle with silver-pennies for thee.” “A man can do ... ...bugle with silver-pennies for thee.” “A man can do but his best,” answered Hubert; “but my grandsire drew a good long bow at Hastings, and I trust not... ...rget was now removed, and a fresh one of the same size placed in its room. Hubert, who, as victor in the first trial of skill, had the right to shoot ... ...target, but not exactly in the centre. “You have not allowed for the wind, Hubert,” said his an- tagonist, bending his bow, “or that had been a better...

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...ed him sleek and fair. While chafed the impatient squire like thunder, Old Hubert shouts, in fear and wonder, “Help, gentle Blount! help, comrades all... ...ould first his mettle bold provoke, Then soothe or quell his pride. Old Hubert said, that never one He saw, except Lord Marmion, A steed so fair... ...tide, And stems it gallantly. Eustace held Clare upon her horse, Old Hubert led her rein, Stoutly they braved the current’s course, And though f...

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...ey out of her desk, and began a process of turning the Sir Roland into Sir Hubert. Oliver and his mother were in the sitting-room, and, on James’s ret... ...ry James Frost before her, in company with Adeline and the transformed Sir Hubert. It was much easier to line his tent with a tapestry of Maltese cros... ...ng the time spent in their society, but in general preferred peace and Sir Hubert. On the other hand, James was an unusually caressing father. After h... ... enfolded him. Sir 147 Yo n g e Roland had disappeared, and James and Sir Hubert were falling farther and farther asunder. And Isabel sighed, partly ... ... and proceeded with the benevolent hermit, who came to the rescue when Sir Hubert was at the last gasp, and Adeline had received his beautiful resigne... ... angry. ‘Oh, my dear, there is trouble enough in the world!’ said Isabel; ‘Hubert and Adeline have been my companions so long, that at least I must le... ...greatest kindness;’ and her eye unconsciously sought the bag where lay Sir Hubert, whom all this time her imagination was exalting, as the hero who wo... ...e way, he took the opportunity of telling her that he had been reading Sir Hubert, and admired him very much, discussing him and Adeline with the same... ... release her mistress. As to novels and sentiment, they had gone after Sir Hubert; and though Charlotte was what Martha expressively called ‘fairly ru...

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...nd of his cigar into the ditch, he cried out vehemently: “I swear by Saint Hubert that never again will I trust myself in unknown territory with a sta...

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...uld scarcely need such wild allies as you propose; the Count of Paris, and Hubert of Senlis may be reckoned on, I suppose.” “No truer friend to Norman... ... in a lower tone, “for the present, at least, we must keep up appearances. Hubert of Senlis, and Hugh of Paris, have their eyes on us, and were the bo... ... the frontier to be a safe abode for the little Duke, and his uncle, Count Hubert of Senlis, agreed with Bernard the Dane that he would be more secure...

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... their cruel privations, than for communication with the rest of humanity. Hubert alone—and Hubert too will one day abandon me. All are of a piece, on... ...e!” Ellieslaw left the chapel with a gesture of mute despair. “Follow him, Hubert Ratcliffe,” said the Dwarf, “and in- form him of his destiny. He wil...

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...he drew, The laboring stag strained full in view. T wo dogs of black Saint Hubert’s breed, Unmatched for courage, breath, and speed, Fast on his flyin... ...nd C. iv. 13. 3: “the boar of Thessaly Was never so emboss’ d.” 120. Saint Hubert’s breed. Scott quotes T urbervile here: “The hounds which we call Sa... ...rt’s breed. Scott quotes T urbervile here: “The hounds which we call Saint Hubert’s hounds are commonly all blacke, yet neuertheless, the race is so m... ...t we find them of all colours. These are the hounds which the abbots of St.Hubert haue always kept some of their race or kind, in honour or remembranc...

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...d. THE BOLTED DOOR as first published in Scribner’s Magazine, March 1909 I Hubert Granice, pacing the length of his pleasant lamp-lit li- brary, pause... ...stigator? Y es? Give me Mr. Den- ver, please. . . Hallo, Denver. . . Y es, Hubert Granice. . . . Just caught you? Going straight home? Can I come and ...

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... of last year’s fruit crop in New Zealand, which was a serious matter, for Hubert, her only brother, made his living on a fruit farm, and if it failed... ...as a teacher also, wrote: “We ought to be prepared, though I have no doubt Hubert will be more reasonable this time.” And then went on in her sensible...

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... his shoulder. The hounds have been on a pilgrimage to the shrine of Saint Mesmer, or Saint Hubert in the Ardennes, or some other holy intercessor who...

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...ves open to the charge of preferring it even to the little chapel of Saint Hubert, which stands on the edge of the great terrace, and has, over the po...

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... work upon a line of masked entrenchments and hidden rifle pits between St Hubert and Virton that were designed to check and delay any advance from th...

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...o bring down at least one partridge to celebrate his first Feast of Saint- Hubert. The pressure of anxiety, his wounded self-love, his despair, real o...

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... fit, and the goldsmith can beat it out when needed. So on with you in St. Hubert’s name, Father Abbot!” Slender-boned and thin as was Ebbo’s hand, it...

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...y me, Ann Veronica? Very sincerely yours, “Hubert Manning.” Ann V eronica read this letter through with grave, attenti...

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...she will never forgive; you are a Genevese.” Upon this he told me the Abbe Hubert, who was from the same city, and the sincere friend of M. de la Popl... ... ture. I recollect, also, the pastorals of Gessner, which his trans- lator Hubert had sent me a little time before. These two ideas occurred to me so ...

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...ion, I am sure.’ ‘Oh!’ murmured the family practitioner. ‘“Praise from Sir Hubert Stanley!”’ ‘You are good enough,’ returned Doctor Parker Peps, ‘to s...

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...at his father had prized; and he greatly scandalized Sidney , the pupil of Hubert Languet, by openly expressing his distaste and dismay when he found ...

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...ion, I am sure.’ ‘Oh!’ murmured the family practitioner. ‘“Praise from Sir Hubert Stanley!”’ ‘You are good enough,’ returned Doctor Parker Peps, ‘to s...

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...arl of Arundel, Alan de Galloway Con stable of Scotland, Warin Fitz Gerald, Hubert de Burgh Seneschal of Poictou, Peter Fitz Herbert, Hugh de Nevil,...

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...der had to be produced, named, and kissed—Conrade and Francis, Leoline and Hubert, Wilfred and Cyril, and little Stephana the baby. Really the names w... ...broken victual system,” began Rachel, “it creates dependence.” “Come here, Hubert,” said Fanny, beckoning a boy she saw at a distance, “come and shake... ...ce’s protection, and more 19 Yo n g e easy of access than his elders; and Hubert was a handsome, placid child, the good boy, as well as the beauty of... ...e others thought it necessary to go after him, the jeopardy of Leoline and Hubert became greater than it was possible to permit; so Grace took them by... ...ters, who had relaxed their attention a little, perceived that Conrade and Hubert were both missing, and on Rachel’s inquiry where they were, she rece... ...ere is not the smallest use in denying it. I know you took it when you and Hubert went away together. Your Aunt Grace found it gone this morning, and ... ...te, but recollecting that this would give him the opportunity of preparing Hubert to support his false- hood, she let him enter with her, and sought L... ...Conrade, wrenching his hand away, and putting it behind his back. “Where’s Hubert?” asked Rachel, looking round, and much vexed when she perceived tha... ...bert?” asked Rachel, looking round, and much vexed when she perceived that Hubert had been within hear- ing all the time, though to be sure there was ...

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...of Falaise. Nobody quite knows what was done to him there. The gov- ernor, Hubert de Burgh, once found him fighting hard, though with no weapon but a ... ...o defend himself from some ruffians who had been sent to put out his eyes. Hubert saved him from these men, but shortly after this good man was sent e... ...his mother’s bracelet, swearing to rule according to Magna Carta, and good Hubert de Burgh undertook to govern for him, one baron after another came b... ...was beaten in a battle at Lincoln; and when his wife sent him more troops, Hubert de Burgh got ships together and sunk many vessels, and drove the oth... ...ers got about him when he grew up, and persuaded him to let them take good Hubert de Burgh and imprison him. He had taken refuge in a church, but they... ...and his council. This Louis was son to the one who had been driven back by Hubert de Burgh. He was one of the best men and kings that ever lived, and ...

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...uch of elf. Often Miriam kneeled to the child and drew him to her. “Eh, my Hubert!” she sang, in a voice heavy and sur- charged with love. “Eh, my Hub...

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...lifornia Senator and Congressman had defeated the Democratic Vice President, Hubert Humphrey, and the American Independent Party candidate, George Wal...