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...rld were in deep waters drown’d. For seas—as well as skies—have Sun, Moon, Stars As well as air—Swallows, Rooks, and Stares; As well as earth—Vines, R... ...n then remember, I will not keep it from you. Well met, gentlemen; this is lucky that we meet so just together at this very door, Come, hostess, where...

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...els explode my little secret, without your cutting off with my books. It’s lucky for some of them they cut and ran when they did! Here am I … No one k... ... light. The moon in its first quarter hung over the westward hill, and the stars were clear and almost tropically bright. After five minutes, during w... ...st. “This blessed gift of smoking!” he said, and puffed vigor- ously. “I’m lucky to have fallen upon you, Kemp. You must help me. Fancy tumbling on yo... ... filtering I was doing, and went and stared out of the great window at the stars. ‘I could be invisible!’ I repeated. “To do such a thing would be to ... ...h. I understood now how it was the cat had howled until I chloroformed it. Lucky it was I lived alone and untended in my room. There were times when I...

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...s first cigar and mixed his first glass of grog. The sun went down and the stars peeped out, the Tower turned from its own proper colours to grey and ... ...ly!’ said Quilp. ‘What did I tell you about making me creak the door? It’s lucky for you that from what she let fall, I’ve got the clue I want, for if... ... Her husband added with some exultation, ‘But you may thank your fortunate stars the same stars that made you Mrs Quilp you may thank them that I’... ...e body of a servant girl, who being then and there engaged in cleaning the stars had just drawn it out of a warm pail to take in a letter, which lette... ...ly through them all, she awoke to find that it was yet night, and that the stars were shin ing brightly in the sky. At length, the day began to glimm... ...hin ing brightly in the sky. At length, the day began to glimmer, and the stars to grow pale and dim. As soon as she was sure of this, she arose, and... ...’s called, eats. The dogs whose names an’t called, keep quiet. Carlo!’ The lucky individual whose name was called, snapped up the morsel thrown toward... ...ay become a Cheggs or anything else she likes, but not a Swiveller. Oh you lucky dog! He’s richer than any Jew alive; you’re a made man. I see in you ...

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...ion of my conversation; American peculiarities, nasal twang, Yankee notions, stars and stripes. Well, it was not at all accurate; she couldn’t have li... ...d immediately over her cradle, and CHAPTER 18 145 the breezy freedom of the stars and stripes might have shed an influence upon the attitude she there... ...any rate, that will do very well. But I persist in thinking your cousin very lucky to have a chronic malady so long as he doesn’t die of it. It’s much... ...c streets of Rome, where heavier sorrows than his had been carried under the stars. “What’s the character of that gentleman?” Osmond asked of Isabel a... ...ferent moral or social clime from her own, that she had grown up under other stars. She believed then that at bottom she had a different morality. Of ... ...fied the situation at a stroke, it came down from above like the light of the stars, and it needed no explanation. There was explanation enough in the ... ...ce.” “The one talking to the rosy young man? That’s my husband’s daughter.” “Lucky man, your husband. What a dear little maid! “You must make her acqu...

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...with those more terrific, and almost as sublime, which the Medi- terranean reveals under the keels of its ships in a clear sum- mer day, a gigantic mi... ...g in not seeking service with that master yonder. A powerful noble this intendant, seem- ingly! In good truth, we poor fellows know nothing at the cou... ...ndered him, “it is true I have made great progress in the company of monseigneur.” “I am waiting for the distribution of the pleasures, Mousqueton, an... ... “No doubt; but as I shall raise an army to —” “Yes, yes — I understand, parbleu! — a coup-de-main. Yes, then, monsieur, you will triumph, for no one ... ...ome,” said D’Artagnan to himself, not having lost one of the details we have related, “this is a very fair gathering — circumspect, calm, accustomed t... ...have no doubt that both in France and Holland they excite inter- est. What is he doing who calls himself king of England?” “Oh, my lord!” cried the fi... ... from this auxiliary, and upon those sick man’s eyes were, from time to time, turned the uneasy looks of the king, the queen, and the courtiers. The f... ... said he, in a fretful voice, whilst putting on, behind the curtain, his dressing-gown, with the assistance of Bernouin. “I am here, my lord,” said th... ...er De Guiche, and affairs did not look utterly hopeless. On their arrival in the gallery, dazzling with the blaze of light, where the most beautiful a...

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... to Miss Linwood’s. Let the children of the present generation thank their stars that tragedy is put out of their way. Miss Linwood’s was worsted-work... ...hrough the mazy qua- drille, with all the noblemen standing round in their stars and uniforms! You may still, doubtless, see the pictures at the Briti... ...Lon- don in the middle of the nineteenth century. As such, future students—lucky they to have a book so pleas- ant—will regard these pages: even the m... ...ark him who is telling his client “there is cholera in the hair;” and that lucky rogue whom the young lady bids to cut off “a long thick piece”—for so...

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...Jaquetta getting shiny studs of celandine. Ah! I remember those glistening stars were all closed before we came back. Well, it must come, so it is sil... ...ay of her darling. No, you needn’t fear, there’s nothing to get by it now. Lucky for you you brought the poor boy out, when I thought him safe by the ... ...etting a partnership at Shinglebay. “And Hester,” said Jaquetta, “it is so lucky for me that I came down from being a fine lady. I might never have kn...

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...sson. Those men might as well not believe in the steadfastness of the very stars because one or two are reported lost out of the firmament, and now an... ..., having left Fleetwood with a band of revellers. The night was now clear. Stars were low over the ridge of pines, dropped to a league of our strange ... ...slemont hard by will be the place for their honeymoon, I guess. And he’s a lucky dog, if he knows his luck.’ So said Admiral Baldwin. He was proceedin... ...-looking girl,’ Potts could now afford to say; and he sang out: ‘Feel fit, lucky dog?’ ‘Concert pitch!’ was the declaration of Kit Ives. ‘How about Lo... ...at it was, and the meanness of the satisfaction, darkened her. Envy of the lucky adventurer Mr. Woodseer, on her husband’s behalf, grew hor- ridly con... ...ell fed; she’s not ill treated.’ ‘You ‘re out?’ ‘That’s as it happens. I’m lucky in seeing you early. He don’t mean to hurt her; he won’t be beaten. A... ... like her. The boy ‘ll be a sturdy. She’ll see he has every chance. He’s a lucky little one to have that mother.’ ‘You think her handsome, Madge?’ 24... ...ho can say?—the creature is a rocket of the shot into the fiery garland of stars; she may personate any new marvel, be an unimagined terror, an overwh... ...neficence in frailty to the poetry of the flower, and secret of the myriad stars will fail to tell you more than does that poetry of your little flowe...

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...on his heel and walked away with the Lone Wolf, and as he looked up at the stars he felt happy. “No more sleeping in traps for me, Akela. Let us get S... ...e flat of the hand—and he sat down, cross-legged, be- fore Kala Nag as the stars began to come out, the tom-tom in his lap, and he thumped and he thum... ...ling in the fodder, and watched the curve of his big back against half the stars in heaven, and while he watched he heard, so far away that it sounded... ... had been smoke. He was going uphill, but though Little Toomai watched the stars in the rifts of the trees, he could not tell in what direction. Then ... ... and the camel here is frightened by bad dreams in the night.” “It is very lucky for us that we haven’t all got to fight in the same way,” said the tr...

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...ters generously. When he read Chinn’s note he laughed, which they deemed a lucky omen, till he called up policemen, who tethered the ponies and the bu... ... Rudyard Kipling world. There she stayed for a certain time, and the great stars of those mild skies beheld her playing puss-in-the-corner among islan... ...dded, a moment’s silence. “Bless ‘em!” said Mrs. Jim, sleepily. Before the stars paled, Scott, who slept in an empty cart, waked and went about his wo... ... rod o’ track ploughed up. No; no one’s hurt, but both tracks are blocked. Lucky the wreckin’-car an’ derrick are this end of the yard. Crew ‘ll be al... ...re was confusion and dust and wood. Bamboo was lying on the ground, seeing stars; an Archangel pony rolled beside him, breathless and angry; Shikast h... ...t—she was brought in at three in the morning—got ten days. I suppose I was lucky. I must have knocked his senses out of the guard. He told the old duc... ...r that. I want to kiss him. Some day I think I will. Heigh-ho! she’ll be a lucky woman that gets Young Innocence. See ‘im now, girls. Do ye blame me?”...

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............................... 9 Andrew Michael ?How To Get Completely Lost? .......................................... 11 Chris Hanney ?The War of the Stars? ............................................................ 12 Dana Helsel ?Role Reversal within MacBeth? ................................................ 14 Douglas Webster ?What Are We Fighting For?? ..................

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............................................. 11 Chris Hanney “The War of the Stars”............................................................ 12 Dana ... ...ysterious pyramids were made by the Mayan Indians. By the alignment of the stars, the Mayans could read the constellations’ posi- tions, which enabled... ...day, no scientists or mathematicians are able to explain how they read the stars and even how they were able to build the pyra- mids. Stone slab walls... ...hman Writing 12 Chris Hanney Delaware County – English 15 The War of the Stars IN 1975, a young director named George Lucas wrote the story of the... ...? Probably not too many. Look at golf, another very popular hobby. You are lucky to be able to even hit a golf ball well after a day’s prac- tice, let...

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...reams; there is no truth Saving in thine own heart. Seek, then, No learning from the starry men, Who follow with the optic glass The whirling ways of stars that pass--Seek, then, for this is also sooth, No word of theirs--the cold star-bane Has cloven and rent their hearts in twain, And dead is all their human truth....

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... from the starry men, Who follow with the optic glass The whirling ways of stars that pass — Seek, then, for this is also sooth, No word of theirs — t... ...ng And humming Sands, where windy surges wend: And he called loudly to the stars to bend From their pale thrones and comfort him, but they Among thems... ...t of the temple]. A sad, sad thought went by me slowly: Sigh, O you little stars.! O sigh and shake your blue apparel! The sad, sad thought has gone f... ...arel! The sad, sad thought has gone from me now wholly: Sing, O you little stars.! O sing and raise your rapturous carol To mighty Brahma, be who made... ...lver boughs; But all that are killed in battle Awaken to life again. It is lucky that their story Is not known among men, For O, the strong farmers Th... ...d, and all the three Fell down upon the dust and snored. ‘Maybe I shall be lucky yet, Now they are silent, ’ said the crane. ‘Though to my feathers in... ... while he fumbled with the stones They toppled over; ‘Were it not I have a lucky wooden shin I had been hurt’; and toppling brought Before his eyes, w... ...sticks, And that if our works could But vanish with our breath That were a lucky death, 210 THE COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS For triumph can but mar... ...barked, and midnights chimed, And through the chime she’d say, ‘That was a lucky thought of mine, My lover. looked so gay’; But heaved a sigh if the c...

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...the Boer war, when one realised that it had never occurred to our happy-go-lucky Army that it was possible to 9 H. G . Wells make a military use of b... ...oth of humanity. We do but emerge now from a period of deliberate happy-go-lucky and the in- fluence of Herbert Spencer, who came near raising public ... ...possibility, it is neces- sary; the whole social movement of the time, the stars in their courses, war against the permanence of the present state 72... ... a painted Pagan God and live upon a ceiling. I crown myself becomingly in stars or tendrils or with electric coruscations (as the mood takes me), and... ... must be made. 208 An Englishman Looks at the World The mere sight of the stars and stripes serves to recall it; “Yankee” in the mouth of a European ... ...anised disorganisation. Personal freedom, defi- ance of authority, and the stars and stripes have always gone together in men’s minds; and subsequent ... ...ctor of design and will. One meets rich men at times who seem to be merely lucky gamblers, who strike one as just the thousandth man in a myriad of wi... ... nobodies washed up by an eddy. Others, again, strike one as exceptionally lucky half- knaves. But there are others of a growth more deliberate and of... ...their daily journeys, it lights our cities till they outshine the moon and stars, and reduces to our service a score of hitherto unsus- pected metals;...

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...g about me. However much I was affected by the beauty of the sea, the bright stars, and the clouds driven swiftly over them, I could not but remember... ... things much changed for the better. The sea and wind had gone down, and the stars were out bright. I experienced a corresponding change in my feel... ...o get out of her reach. We had no light in the binnacle, but steered by the stars, and kept perfect silence through the night. At daybreak there was ... ...g towards us, extending over that quarter of the horizon, and covering the stars, which shone brightly in the other part of the heavens. It came upo... ...When off Cape Horn, they are nearly over head. The cross is composed of four stars in that form, and is said to be the brightest constellation in th... ...n told great stories of her sailing, and had great confidence in her as a ‘‘lucky ship.’’ She was seven years old, and had always been in the Canton ... ...g on the Sabbath is not, as many people suppose, because Sunday is thought a lucky day, but because it is a leisure day. During the six days, the crew... ... of anxiety. But we cared very little about the matter ourselves. ‘‘Happy go lucky’’ with Jack! We did not believe that a French prison would be much ... ... Connecticut, who employed her in the whaletrade in the Pacific. She was as lucky and prosperous there as in the merchant service. When I was at the...

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...ll rid of Miss Brooke, a girl who would have been requiring you to see the stars by daylight. Between ourselves, little Celia is worth two of her, and... ... triumphant delight in his studies, and something like pity for those less lucky men who were not of his profession. “If I had not taken that turn whe... ...ing Rigg; and having some relenting towards all these people who were less lucky than he was aware of being himself, he would not for the world have b... ...not creep along the coast but steer Out in mid-sea, by guidance of the stars. WHEN DOROTHEA, walking round the laurel-planted plots of the New Hos... ...og and Magog: it was as free from interruption as a plan for threading the stars together. And Dorothea had so often had to check her weari- ness and ... ...ch have happened if the cavalry had not come up in time.” “A y, ay, it was lucky,” said Caleb, speaking rather absently, and looking towards the spot ... ...th me to St. Botolph’s, will you?” It was a fine night, the sky thick with stars, and Mr. Farebrother proposed that they should make a circuit to the ... ...eds, And fragrance in thy footing treads; Thou dost preserve the Stars from wrong; And the most ancient Heavens, through thee, are fresh ...

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...ll rid of Miss Brooke, a girl who would have been requiring you to see the stars by daylight. Between ourselves, little Celia is worth two of her, and... ... triumphant delight in his studies, and something like pity for those less lucky men who were not of his profession. “If I had not taken that turn whe... ...ing Rigg; and having some relenting towards all these people who were less lucky than he was aware of being himself, he would not for the world have b... ...ng the coast but steer Middlemarch 351 Out in mid sea, by guidance of the stars. W hen Dorothea, walking round the laurel planted plots of the New Ho... ...og and Magog: it was as free from interruption as a plan for threading the stars together. And Dorothea had Middlemarch 385 so often had to check her... ...ght have happened if the cavalry had not come up in time.” “Ay, ay, it was lucky,” said Caleb, speaking rather absently, and looking to wards the spo... ...ith me to St. Botolph’s, will you?” It was a fine night, the sky thick with stars, and Mr. Farebrother proposed that they should make a circuit to the ... ...on their beds, And fragrance in thy footing treads; Thou dost preserve the Stars from wrong; And the most ancient Heavens, through thee, are fresh and...

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...dly at Natasha, whose cheeks were glowing and whose eyes were shining like stars. “I think I really may have overshot the mark, children; but I’ve alw... ...shed, and still seeming as it were shame- faced, with eyes that shone like stars, ran after me out on the stairs, and begged me to come back early. I ... ...d luck for them. Though, indeed, there’s a proverb even now that fools are lucky. And do you know there’s nothing pleasanter than to live with fools a...

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...r covering his crotch. That would have been totally pathetic. He took a deep breath, let it out in a loud sigh, turned, stretched, grinned up at the stars and jogged a hundred metres up stream where he swam for a bit, then drifted back to the beach and wandered across the sand to retrieve his clothes. The rock was still there but the clothes weren’t. He ran up to the car ...

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...4/5 was a place that could only be found on detailed military maps. This planet was circling a sun situated at the border between our Local Bubble of stars in the Milky Way and the much bigger Loop 1 Bubble, another assembly of suns and planets. DN-DU-144/5 was the fifth planet in outward direction, when counted from the local star as centre. Base 18 now consisted of a doz...

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...4/5 was a place that could only be found on detailed military maps. This planet was circling a sun situated at the border between our Local Bubble of stars in the Milky Way and the much bigger Loop 1 Bubble, another assembly of suns and planets. DN-DU-144/5 was the fifth planet in outward direction, when counted from the local star as centre. Base 18 now consisted of a doz...