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... latest? Far as I can figure out, Ted’s new bee is he’d like to be a movie actor and—And here I’ve told him a hundred times, if he’ll go to college an... ...lbraus do, it’s too rich for my blood!” On the other side of Babbitt lived Howard Littlefield, Ph.D., in a strictly modern house whereof the lower par... ...ionate instinct that their system of industry and manners was perfect, Dr. Howard Littlefield proved it to them, out of history, economics, and the co... ... given to oratory and to chumminess with the arts. He called on the famous actors and vaudeville artists when they came to town, gave them cigars, add... ...at the Climax Vaudeville Theater this week cer- tainly are a slick pair of actors.” Babbitt, though ordi- narily his voice was the surest and most epi... ...the door, with a group including Gunch, Finkelstein, Pro- fessor Pumphrey, Howard Littlefield, his neighbor, T. Cholmondeley Frink, the poet and adver... ...he thick greasy cards with a deft ferocity menac- ing to the “sports;” and Joe Paradise, king of guides, was sarcastic to loiterers who halted the gam... ... they tramped the forest and shot the rapids. He particularly remem- bered Joe Paradise, half Yankee, half Indian. If he could but take up a backwoods... ...ee, half Indian. If he could but take up a backwoods claim with a man like Joe, work hard with his hands, be free and noisy in a flannel shirt, and ne...

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...solutely dissimilar. The children he seldom spoke to but to reprove; while Howard, the son, the ten-year- old and terrible infant of the household, he... ...ces, and drumming on the table with their knife-handles. The son and heir, Howard, was very much a boy. He played baseball too well to be a very good ... ...ble, took the place of the mother, long since dead. Under her supervision, Howard blacked his own shoes every morning before breakfast, changed his un... ...nitials,” he breathed—”W. J. A. It might be Jack, that J., and it might be Joe, or Jeremiah, or Joshua; and even if he was a captain he might not use ... ..., Billy had been most kinds of a fool in his life, and among others a play-actor; called him- self Gaston Maundeville, and was clean daft on his knowl...

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..., and that he wished his valet to cut his throat. “Les moustaches,” gasped Joe; “les moustaches—coupy, rasy, vite!”—his French was of this sort—volubl... ..., and fresh news began to arrive from the war, brought by men who had been actors in the scene. Wagons and long country carts laden with wounded came ... ... and of her entrance into life by yonder gates; and of Miss Pinkerton, and Joe, and Amelia. The gravel walk and terrace had been scraped quite clean. ... ...ister’s conduct; and when Mrs. Frederick’s first- born, Frederick Augustus Howard Stanley Devereux Bullock, was born, old Osborne, who was invited to ... ... how, for instance, Comus firmly be- lieves that he is the greatest tragic actor in England; how Brown, the famous novelist, longs to be considered, n...

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...had been spent at Marlborough that “Miss” might see a strolling company of actors perform in a barn; but as the piece was the Yorksire Tragedy, the gh... ...d her, just as the boisterous song was beginning in which Jack kisses Bet, Joe kisses Sue, T om kisses Nan, &c. down to poor Dorothy Draggletail, who ... ...then, Miss Staunton.” “I know none of Lady Belle’s secrets, ma’am—ask Miss Howard.” Miss Howard looked sulky; and a little eager, black-eyed thing cri... ...Miss Crawford, you know nothing about it.” “You told me so, yourself, Miss Howard.” “I never said anything so foolish.” “Hush, young ladies,” said Mad... ... never said anything so foolish.” “Hush, young ladies,” said Madame. “Miss Howard, if you know anything, I request you to speak.” “It would be a great...

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...ce certainly; nor a merry one, though very noisy. Look at the faces of the actors and buffoons when they come off from their business; and Tom Fool wa... ...d retired after dinner, the wily old fellow said to his son, “Have a care, Joe; that girl is setting her cap at you.” “Pooh! nonsense!” said Joe, high... ...t the piano. “Miss Sharp has frightened him away,” said Mrs. Sedley. “Poor Joe, why will he be so shy?” CHAPTER IV The Green Silk Purse POOR JOE’S PAN... ... caused her to burst into tears and leave the room. It was on the day when Joe Sedley made his second appearance. Amelia hastened after her friend to ... ...the Doctor. He had been to the Opera, and knew the merits of the principal actors, preferring Mr. Kean to Mr. Kemble. He could knock you off forty Lat... ...n! Ah monstre:” and cursing the tyrant of the play from the boxes; but the actors themselves positively refuse to play the wicked parts, such as those... ...ister’s conduct; and when Mrs. Frederick’s first- born, Frederick Augustus Howard Stanley Devereux Bullock, was born, old Osborne, who was invited to ...

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...r, as if he were some feudal superior, they hold him little better than an actor bow- ing before the reader as his audience. The feudal relation of fe... ...le in rank the highest or in blood the most ancient. He is authorized by a Howard; and though doubts must still lin- ger about the propriety of such a... ...arlisle; and Lord Byron was, besides, connected by blood with the House of Howard: so that there were natural reasons why a man of such extraordinary ... ...could have occurred only to a lover of paradoxes. For Warton (not Tom, but Joe) had actually seen Pompey, and records his opinion of him, which happen... ...im, which happened to be this: that Pompey was ‘pitiful enough.’ These are Joe’s own words. Still, I do not see that one witness establishes a fact of...

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...aid the bar- onet. ‘You didn’t know how I could come out like one of those actor fellows. Well, now, come; at last I’ll tell you why I have sent for y... ...say that he was indifferent to her;—that was all. If ‘all the blood of the Howards’ had depended upon it, she could not have brought herself to utter ... ...His name was Jonah, which his master and his master’s friends shortened to Joe; none, however, but those who were very intimate with his master were a... ...re very intimate with his master were allowed to do so with impunity. This Joe was Dr Thorne’s special aversion. In his anxiety to take every possible... ... he had at first attempted to enlist the baronet’s ‘own man’ in the cause. Joe had promised fairly, but had betrayed the doctor at once, and had becom...

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..., and also the evidence in his possession upon which some of the principal actors and head men were tried and condemned to death,” I have the honor to... ...he Richmond newspapers of 20th and 21st, including a despatch from General Joe Johnston himself, that on the 15th or 16th—a little confusion as to the... ...and driving him south to Crystal Springs, twenty-five miles below Jackson. Joe Johnston telegraphed all this, except about Loring, from his camp be- t... ...k Kirby Smith took Milliken’s Bend since, allowing time to get the news to Joe Johnston and from him to Richmond. But it is not absolutely impossible.... ...R GENERAL ROSECRANS: We are sending you two small corps, one under General Howard and one under General Slocum, and the whole under General Hooker. Un...

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...ment) with respect to the fictitious character of the incidents and of the actors in that famous tale. Mere accident it was that had intercepted those... ...is undeniable, insist upon having “an atmosphere of their own;” whilst the Howards, the Stanleys, the Talbots, of England; the Hamiltons, the Douglase... ...between the enigma and its answer may remind the reader of an old story in Joe Miller, where a traveller, apparently an inquisitive per- son, in passi...

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...reception in the best families at Lichfield. Among these I can mention Mr. Howard, Dr. Swinfen, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Levett, Captain Garrick, father of th... ...te of Johnson’s triumph- ing over his pupil David Garrick. When that great actor had played some little time at 61 Boswell’s Life of Johnson Goodman’... ... nine years of Horace, should be revised and altered at the pleasure of an actor. Yet Garrick knew well, that without some alterations it would not be... ... principles, to make your read- ers suffer so much.’ Mr. Thomas Davies the actor, who then kept a bookseller’s shop in Russel-street, Covent-gar- den,... ...t the Epitaph should be in English, observed to Sir Joshua, ‘I wonder that Joe Warton, a scholar by profession, should be such a fool.’ He said too, ‘... ...is liberality, indeed, was at all periods of his life very remarkable. Mr. Howard, of Lichfield, at whose father’s house Johnson had in his early year... ...ng away, Mr. Johnson presented him with half- a-guinea; and this, said Mr. Howard, was at a time when he probably had not another. We retired from Mrs...

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...this world are due to emulation, rather than to the native nobility of the actors. A young man leads a forlorn hope because an- other young man has of... ... oysters, and talk to him about the Chancellor of the Exchequer,’ said Fit Howard, who had been private secretary before Eames, and might therefore be... ...less me into the bargain.’ ‘And you didn’t give him the oysters?’ said Fit Howard. ‘Not a shell,’ said Johnny. ‘I’m blessed if you don’t beat cock-fig... ...e, and much, I have no doubt, that was thoroughly enjoyed by the principal actor. As for Conway Dalrymple, he was so second-rate a personage in the wh... ... dear Arabin’. It had once between them always been ‘Dear Frank,’ and Dear Joe’’ but the occasions for ‘Dear Frank’ and ‘Dear Joe’ between them had lo... ... long been past. Crawley would have been very angry had he now been called Joe by the dean, and would have bitten his tongue out before he would have ... ... of the catastrophe which had happened in the City. Servants are wonderful actors, looking often as though they knew noth- ing when they knew everythi...

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...he Taliban’s human rights abuses than on driving out Bin Ladin.Another key actor, Marine General Anthony Zinni, the commander in chief of the U.S. Cen... ...sary publicity . His speeches focused especially on the danger of nonstate actors and of chemical and biological weapons. 2 As the millennium approach... ...reat, punish those responsible for the 9/11 attacks, hold states and other actors responsible for providing sanctuary to terrorists, work with a coali... ...l Khattab Saudi; mujahid leader in Chechnya L’Houssaine Kherchtou (a.k.a. Joe the Moroccan,Abu Talal) Moroccan; former al Qaeda member who broke with... ...ll carried cockpit keys on their person. See Craig Marquis, Craig Parfitt, Joe Bertapelle, and Mike Mulcahy interview (Nov. 19, 2003). 27.AAL transcri... ... flights. On American Airlines’ policy , see Craig Marquis, Craig Parfitt, Joe Bertapelle, and Mike Mulcahy interview (Nov. 19, 2003). United Airlines... ...tification Book Fiscal Y ear 1995,” undated, p. 6. On Freeh’s efforts, see Howard M. Shapiro,“The FBI in the 21st Century,” Cornell International Law ...