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...v Christian, Aarhus (Dan.) Indra Talivaldo, Riga Isbrücker Julia, Den Haag Johnson Wilfred B., Birmingham Kamaryt Stanislav, d-ro, Bratislava Karczag ... ...r Paul, Quedlinburg (Germ.) Jagoda Mauricio, La Ceiba (Honduraso) Johanson John, Stockholm Klimas A., Kaunas Krestahov Ivan H., So a Kürsteiner Hans,... ....) Laĥovicki Pinhas, Jerusalem Lanti Eŭgeno, Paris Litauer Józef, Warszawa Major Jozefo, Kameoka (Jap.) Marks Muto, (Jap.) McCormick F. R. A., Dublin ... ...m Eŭgeno, v. Lanti. Adam Z., ps. de A. Zakrzewski (v.) Adams (admz) Alfred John, anglo. Nask. 30 marto 1846, mortis 3 marto 1930 en Hastings. Ĉeestis ... ...as-adas, ema-ema, ita-ita). v. Rimo. Adelsköld (adelŝöld) Claes A., svedo, majoro en la voj- kaj akvo- konstrua korpuso. Nask. 7 sept. 1824, mortis 1 ... ...sk. 1 aŭg. 1882 en Rattray. Prez. de Skota EF, 1929-30. Anderson (andersn) John, skoto, pastro. Mortis 27 marto 1922, 101 ara. Li komencis lerni E-n 8... ... disdonis multe da E ugfolioj pri Svedenborgismo Ashley (aŝli) Archibald John, anglo, anglikana pastro. Nask 1 aŭg. 1884 en Kent. De 1915 paroĥestro... ...zen, Historio de la Mondolingvo, p. 182-96.) Cox (koks) George, anglo, majorgeneralo. Mortis 27 okt. 1909. Servis en la brita armeo (1861-98) en M... ...an, estis en la nomo de UEA. La trian nome de ĉiuj germanaj E-istoj portis majoro von Neubarth, tiutempa havenkomandanto en W . Krom tio akompanis la ...

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...of flower pots is meaningful – I pee, therefore I kill. But this incomprehensible trot from john to armchair and back appears to be the wrong trajec... ...ew semesters in the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa. Ph.D. in Philosophy (major: Philosophy of Physics) – Pacific Western Universi...

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...ing him into the financial maintenance of this prize had caused him to abort major connections in his own life. Now, apart from his mother, there were... ...ke." Sang Huin sat up. "Let me introduce myself. My name is Kim Jin Huan. My major is tourism. I study here at Chongju University and I'm part of the ... ...rsaken if the experiences seemed shallow and there was an assumption that no major connections would evolve from them. Sang Huin crunched the pack fo... ... most capable people monopolized over the world's resources leaving the vast majority of humans destitute, hopeless, burdened by hard labor for susten... ...t your pet pig would be next. Associationism." "David Hume?" she chuckled. "John Locke/David Hume--I'm not sure which. " Rick had to go to the toilet... ...own the toilet like an ignoramus." "Where did you get it from? One of your Johns?" She laughed bitterly. "No, I don't want to marry someone this ig... ... to this belatedly. She dreamed that she and Michael were at a diner in the John F Kennedy International Airport. They were getting married there bef... .... "Of course she does, as all women do. Have you never heard of Masters and Johnson? Surely Kinsey could not have eluded a person of your type. If ... ...as someone like me in my circumstances can. Put up an ad for your fatherﾁOs John Deer riding lawnmower but there havenﾁOt been many callers to take a...

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...edies from Beautiful Tasmania is an innovation; it essentially differs on five major points.  Primarily, all recipes and remedies are inspired ... ...od Cures Prevention and Remedies. Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.: New York Lust John ((1974) The Herb Book. Bantam Books: New York Mességué Maurice ...

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...volunteers bring you 18 recordings of Love not me for comely grace by John Wilbye. This was the Fortnightly Poetry project for September 30, 2012 John Wilbye was an English madrigal composer, and is probably the most famous of all the English madrigalists; his pieces have long been favourites a...

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...Set during WWI in England, The Red Planet is a rich tale about the life in a little English town from the point of view of Major Duncan Meredyth, a disabled veteran of the Boer Wars. As he struggles to keep his life and the lives of those he cares for in harmony, he must also shelter a dark secret regarding one of the village's favorite sons. The...

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...st gaiety of the youngest darling, are probably not dissimilar to those of Major Delavie, in the earlier half of the seventeen hundreds, as he sat in ... ...he gentry of the place and neighbourhood. Twilight was setting in when the Major began to catch glimpses of the laced hats of coachman and footmen ove... ...osed Harriet. “Pray was the cow to instruct you in dancing?” continued the Major. “No, sir,” said Aurelia, whom he had addressed; “she was to be milke... ...er dance with that fine young beau. Who was he, Aura?” “How now!” said the Major, in a tone of banter, while Harriet indulged in a suppressed giggle. ... ... Mistress Urania Delavie.” “There, Aura, ’tis my turn to blush!” cried the Major, comi- cally hiding his face behind Betty’s fan. “But all this time y... ... church-wardens had taken it in hand, so that, owing to Richard Stokes and John Ball, as they perma- nently declared in yellow letters on a blue groun... ...ua- sion, had been induced to lisp out— “Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, Bless the bed I sleep upon; Four corners to by be... ...x- cept when addressed. A good deal of time was also expended in directing John Stiggins, the ladies’ own man, and George Brown, who had ridden with M...

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...n charge. A young lieutenant singled me out to be his adversary at chess, a game in which I was extremely proficient, and would re- ward me for my gam... ...s of the battalion took lessons of French from me while at breakfast, and was sometimes so obliging as to have me join him at the meal. Chevenix was h... ...ndling. And be- sides, I was fallen into a panic of fear. How, if she came no more, how was I to continue to endure my empty days? how was I to fall b... ...oguelat and I slept in the same squad, which greatly simplified the business; and a committee of honour was accordingly formed of our shed-mates. They... ... ‘Frinds—frinds—dam frinds.’ To my great surprise, the doctor appeared very much affected. He nodded his little bob-wigged head at us, and 27 Stevens... ... part of the country. I had lost my way when I saw your torches, and came by chance on this—this incredible scene. Who was the man?’ ‘A suicide,’ said... ... lost her coming two year agone; a remarkable fine woman, my old girl, sir! if you’ll excuse me,’ he added, with a burst of humility. In short, he gav... ...had him- self predicted: beef, greens, potatoes, mustard in a teacup, and beer in a brown jug that was all over hounds, horses, and hunters, with a fo... ... an air of privacy and reserve that seemed to repel in- quiry and disarm suspicion. With a servant like Rowley, and a chaise like this, I felt that I ...

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...gments, first of all, for that service: they have brought together a great majority of my fugitive papers in a series of volumes now amounting to twel... ...ive that I was not uniformly an idiot, I felt inclined to think that, in a majority of cases, I really was; and there were more reasons for thinking s... ...sing that a man had died, viz., “Abiit ad plures” (He has gone over to the majority,) my brother explained to us; and we easily com- prehended that an... ...rs to hear, that, before my eighth birthday, I was promoted to the rank of major general. Over this sunshine, however, soon swept a train of clouds. T... ...nection with the little skirmish 76 Thomas de Quincey between him and Dr. Johnson, noticed in Boswell’s account of the doctor’s Scottish tour. “Ah, d... ...eenth century; our fathers were better men than we!” “O, no, my lord,” was Johnson’s reply; “we are quite as strong as our forefathers, and a great de... ...elder Dr. Aikin.) Mrs. Barbauld was exceedingly clever. Her mimicry of Dr. Johnson’s style was the best of all that exist. Her blank verse “Washing Da... ... and Mr. Clowes, who for more than fifty years officiated as rector of St. John’s Church in Manches- ter. In fact, the golden 2 jubilee of his pastor... ...s- ter. In fact, the golden 2 jubilee of his pastoral connection with St. John’s was celebrated many years after with much demonstrative expression o...

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...mily to be unsettled by the notion of doubt- ful contingencies. My father, John Edward Winslow, was a barrister, and held 4 Chantry House an appointm... ...ad been lost in a West Indian hurricane at sea, and her uncle, Admiral Sir John Griffith, was the hero of the family, having been at T rafalgar and di... ... Ports- mouth coach in the evening. One room was already in order when Sir John Griffith kindly came to see whether he could bring any comfort to a sp... ... to find a fit one he did not know and besides, what could be his aim? Sir John Griffith had said he was only fit for the Church, ‘But one does not wi... ...of Christopher Fordyce, Esquire, of Chantry House, and relict of Sir James John Winslow, Kt., sergeant-at-law, A.D. 1700—the last date, I verily belie... ...ly. However, by the morning, the order sent from Lord Hill, the arrival of Major Beckwith from Gloucester, and the pro- ceedings of the good-humoured ...

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...leading incidents in Montaigne’s life seemed, in the presence of Bayle St. John’s charming and able biography, an attempt as difficult as it was usele... ...year following he was present at Rouen to witness the decla- ration of the majority of Charles IX. We do not know in what manner he was engaged on the... ...by a descen- dant. It was seen about 1858 by an English traveller (Mr. St. John).’—[“Montaigne the Essayist,” by Bayle St. John, 1858, 2 vols. 8vo, is... ...f it, and most of my papers and cash—[The French word is hardes, which St. John renders things. But compare Chambers’s “Domestic Annals of Scotland,” ... ...nal, who printed it with a facsimile of the entire autograph, in 1850. St. John gives the date wrongly as the 1st January 1590.] Sire, It is to be abo... ....”—AEneid, xi. 151.] In the war that Ferdinand made upon the widow of King John of Hungary, about Buda, a man-at-arms was particu- larly taken notice ... ...h the ranks, and that in- stead of sparing fire (which the counsels of the major part tended to) they should entreat the captains to command the 181 ... ...Socrates, after his manner, rallying Hippias, —[Plato’s Dialogues: Hippias Major.]—who recounts to him what a world of money he has got, especially in... ...cilicet et fluvius qui non est maximus, ei’st Qui non ante aliquem majorem vidit; et ingens Arbor, homoque videtur, et omnia de genere...

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...nd much-accused man of Tonga, and his son, with the artificial joint to his arm— where the assassins shot him in shooting at his father. Baker’s appea... ...ters; lunched in the boarding-house, played on my pipe; went out and did some of my messages; dined at a French restaurant, and returned to play draug... ...k at Vailima I shall resume the practice of the diary letter. A good deal is changed. We are more; solitude does not attend me as before; the night is... ...an concourse, these antique and (I understand) quite local manners awoke laughter. One of my biscuit tins and a live calf were among the spoils he cla... ...o say—he reminds me of an M. P. But Sedan was really great, and I will pick no holes. The batteries under fire, the red-cross folk, the county charge—... ... that remains on the mind is probably just enough. I have been enchanted with the unveiling of Revelations. And how picturesque that return of the fal... ...d me of the fact no later agone than last night. ‘Why don’t you leave that to the young men, Mr. Stevenson?’ said she—but when I remember that I felt ...

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... sound system and to the structure of words and phrases, with less concentration on complex sentences. Nevertheless, an attempt is made to cover the major features of the language; the result is probably the most comprehensive treatment ever made of Hawaiian grammar. The analysis is based on the Hawaiian language as found in texts, in ordinary conversation, and in Kawen...

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...or example, Wilson's classification of verbs and his repeated caveats about w-glides. Term papers by Hawkins' students, especially Haunani Apoliona, John Dupont, Kehau Lee, and Makanani Lee, provided information incorporated into the Grammar....

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...table “prelude.” Luther intends his book to be only an introduction to his major engagement on this theme of the sacraments. He expects that after ... ... as completely blasphemous because it questioned the authority of the pope. John Glapion, the father confessor of Charles V, declared that it shocke... ...ought Luther not a few new friends. The most outstanding example of this was John Bugenhagen, who had previously regarded Luther as a reckless hereti... ...puts it in capital letters, thus: THE INFALLIBLE FOUNDATION. Then he treats John 6[:35, 41] with incredible wisdom, where Christ speaks of the bread... ...e Sacrament of the Altar, but because Christ says: “I am the living bread” [John 6:51] and not “I am the living cup,” he actually concludes that we ... ...low the words: “For my flesh is food indeed, and my blood is drink indeed” [John 6:55] and, “Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of man and drink his... ...ectively signifies.” We shall see how much truth there is in this. A great majority have supposed that there is some hidden spiritual power in the w... ... be assured of their salvation to abstain from all vows, above all from the major and lifelong vows. I give this counsel especially to teen-agers an... ...ment. For the sacramental promise is certain; but this promise fails in the majority of cases. Indeed—and here again we recognize the shrewdness and...

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...This poem tells a story that begins in 1823 - just after the Leavenworth campaign against the Arikara Indians - and follows an expedition of Major Andrew Henry during a series of arduous journeys over the Trans-Missouri region. The poem focuses upon the relationship between two trappers - Hugh Glass and Jamie - who, after fighting and hunting together, consequentl...

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...al title of a novel written by the Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson that was first published in 1886. It is about a London lawyer named Gabriel John Utterson who investigates strange occurrences between his old friend, Dr Henry Jekyll and the misanthropic Edward Hyde. The novella's impact is such that it has become a part of the language, with the phrase Jekyll and H...

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.......................................................................... 26 JOHN LACKLAND ................................................................ ...rred Save my heart all unheard Beating to bliss that is past evermore. 27 JOHN LACKLAND A wicked man is bad enough on earth; But O the baleful lustre... ...f false unholy vows! The thief of God and man must have his fee: And thou, John Lackland, despicable prince - Basest of England’s banes before or sinc... ...d thumped a surprising ‘Hurrah!’ Up jumped all the echoing young ones, but John, with the starch in his throat, Said, ‘Father, before we make noises, ... ... The old man glared at him harshly, and twinkling made answer: ‘T oo bad! John Bridgeman, I’m always the whisky, and you are the water, my lad!’ II B... ...nd-up combat: eight hours smelling powder and gore. I entered it Serjeant-Major,”—and now he commands a salute, And carries the flag of old England! ... ... features in the glass: A monstrous semblance mocks her soul! XXXI A false majority, by stealth, Have got her fast, and sway the rod: A headless tyran... ...thy game wherever men engage: These and, majestic in a borrowed shape, The major and the minor potentate, Creative of their various ape;— 381 The tip...

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...ion, “I wish her devotion may choose fair weather for the next visit to St John’s Kirk;—but what, in the name of ten devils,” contin- ued he, turning ... ...mans must suppress their insolence.—Go, Hundebert,” he added, to a sort of major-domo who stood behind him with a white wand; “take six of the attenda... ...pride, the Saxon churl has shown at once his poverty and his avarice.” The major-domo departed with several attendants, to ex- ecute his master’s comm... ...lding doors at the bottom of the hall were cast wide, and, preceded by the major-domo with his wand, and four domestics bearing blazing torches, the g... ...ed with large drinking horns. When the repast was about to commence, the major-domo, or steward, suddenly raising his wand, said aloud,—“For- bear!—... ...names are worthy to be mentioned with the Knights of the Temple, and of St John?” “ Forgive me, lady,” replied De Bois-Guilbert; “the English monarch ... ...himself, and five of his knights, held a tournament after the taking of St John-de-Acre, as challengers against all comers. I say that, on that day, e... ... England, and durst repeat, in this week’s tournament, the challenge of St John-de- Acre, I, mounted and armed as I now am, would give him every advan... ...r, calculated, and self- interested kind. It is a well-known story of King John, that he confined a wealthy Jew in one of the royal castles, and daily...

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...ention, in riot of Prairial, suicide of. GOUPIL, on extreme left. GOUVION, Major-General, at Paris, flight to Varennes, death of. GOVERNMENT, Maurepas... ...es Jacobins. KELLERMANN, at Valmy. 16 Index KLOPSTOCK, naturalised. KNOX, John, and the Virgin. KORFF, Baroness de, in flight to Varennes. LAFARGE, P... ...tined. LECHAPELIER, Deputy, and Insurrection of Women. LECOINTRE, National Major, will not fight, active, in First Par- liament. LEFEVRE, Abbe, distri...

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...d her the reason. “They have been clearing out the old chapel,” she said; “John Clayhudgeons having, it seems, discovered that the stuff within—being,... ...oncern myself. I have a brother’s safety too to be anxious for.” “You mean Major Falconer, your brother by the mother’s side? What can he possibly hav... ... your usage of your wife.” “If,” replied Sir Philip Forester, “you suppose Major Fal- coner simple enough to intrude his advice upon me, Lady Bothwell... ...her Falconer is now serving?” “No man knows the path of honour better than Major Falconer,” said Sir Philip. “An aspirant after fame, like me, cannot ... ... are too deeply serious; I, perhaps, too little so. The dispute I had with Major Falconer was of no earthly consequence. Had anything occurred betwixt...