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...vi din Basarabia), pe urm ă profesorii de la catedra de Algebr ă: Vasile Marin, Nicolae Prodan, Arsenie Albu, Leonid Gherman, Ilie Lupu (Metodica p... ...i le-am pierdut prin localuri. Joi seara am mers la un concert de country music, numit bluegrass ( iarb ă albastr ă – de ce „albastr ă”, nu ştiu!). ... ...ez ări (cum or tr ăi oamenii acolo? c ă eu m-am înv ăţat numai în ora şe mari). În Chinley mergem la un vraci (medicine man) indian. Cost ă 20 $. ... ...arme? Îmi spunea Mark: “Ai voie s ă cumperi orice din Mexic, în afar ă de marijuana!”... Am schimbat în casa de cambio (casa de schimb) dolarul la ... ...te, din fiecare). Tonomat într-o cârciumioar ă-bufet. Muzic ă peste tot. Mariachi. Cump ăr dou ă casete în spaniolă, pe care le ascult ăm în ma şi... ...nistratorul ăsta de la curs: Tres Martinez (spaniol), pe române şte: Trei Marinescu! 28 ma...

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...re, iar apoi tot El îl va întreba de p ăcatele vie ţii p ământe şti. 49 MARIA MUSSET (Germany) GENEROSITY Give a lot receive little AD... ... ămila care trebuia s ă plece la Nazareth?” a: „Nu…” z: „Nici eu!” 102 MARIAN BARBU (România) LITERATURA AVIZAT Ă DE SPA ŢII ŞTIIN ŢIFICE ... ...ificarea omului Smarandache cu acrobatul de pe sârm ă „ale c ărui oscila ţii mari, la stânga sau la dreapta, îl aduc uneori pe sub ţirele obiect, da... ...onder if Monsera Banosera, who waits to find God, knows that our language is music of the musics? Doesn’t this fat woman know that the whole Univers... ... La mul ţi ani – 2003! A new happy year! Am primit de la onorabila doamn ă Marioara Smarandache ultimele Dumneavoastr ă c ăr ţi, pe care le-am cit... ... literar. De altfel, v-am urm ărit inclusiv în Istoria literaturii române de Marian Popa. Dar activitatea unui scriitor autentic (a şa cum sunte ţi ... ... Sight sees sea’s sighs, And one wonders, Wandering ‘round Muse’s muzak music Meaning’s mean Often means to be mean Tempt the tempter Fr...

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... 2004 ISBN: 973-7743-05-9 Corectura: Mircea Monu Coperta: Marius-Cristian Dr ăghicean Tipar executat la Tipografia Offsetcolor... ...e, dar cu ideile sedimentate... Viteza: 359 de mile nautice pe or ă (1 mil ă marin ă = 1,852 km; deci, 664,868 km/h). Temperatura: 64 de grade Fahr... ...c ă-su a murit de cancer... Apar, mai târziu, pe u şă: familia Manea (Ion şi Maria, “proprietarii” “Academiei Româno-Americane”, fiindc ă de zece ... ...ţie de pictură şi sculptur ă româneasc ă: Ştefan Munteanu, Bogdan Dumitric ă, Marina Crainic, Dinu R ădulescu (la fa ţa locului, am schimbat câteva ... ...t câteva idei privind pânzele sale), Ovidiu Lebejoar ă, Ion Bete B ănulescu, Maria Mioara Dimulescu, Dan Paul Ci şma ş, Robert Bassler, Martin Varo... ...e lui Graziano Marini g ălbenicioase cu linii intercalate), ori şterse (Zoran Music), ori curate şi albastre-ro şii (Sebastian Burckhardt), ori în p...

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...irst job as a high school gymnastics teacher in the fall. His best friend, Mario, was driv- ing. They had been on a wilderness camping trip. Roger’s t... ...ge to putter around in, and Lacey saw him swell with pride the day Joe and Mario picked him up for curling practice and Mario said, “Hey, man, nice di... ...ime curling and snowmobiling in the winter, and in the summer he went with Mario and Joe for weeks-long wilderness trips. LACEY’S STRUGGLE to choose b... ...waited, dabbing at the surprising tears on her cheeks. “I’m moving in with Mario Ferraro. And I’m quitting my job in June. I don’t know where I’ll be ... ...t at work at the bookstore, she pounded away on her computer. She finished Marilyn by March, and was well into Sarah by the time she received the fina... ...isis; about Wayne Gretzky being traded to the Los Angeles Kings; and about music. Lacey 52 SUSAN BRACKEN was enthralled by her first intimate convers... ...nto his embrace and followed him slowly around the room, mesmerized by the music, the twinkling lights of the city, and the nearness of Jake’s body. S... ...love of nature, and their wonderful house; the world of books; evenings of music and theatre in Toronto and Barrie; their chil- dren. Jake bought a ca... ... his hands on a kitchen towel, Scott asked, “Do you feel like listening to music?” “Sure. Let’s see, it’s Friday, so my station should have the croone...

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...ed to notice a Volkswagen van coming round the bend, playing loud, bouncy music. It pulled up beside them. A man with long, curly hair and beard, an... ...y hair and beards, were clapping hands and singing along to the accordion music that blared out of the van’s stereo. They placed a skullcap on Theo’... ...g too. ‘Is it someone’s birthday?’ Theo asked, raising his voice above the music. ‘Every day is someone’s birthday,’ they yelled back with a whoop, an... ...eve that the only way to f nd God is through joy. And possibly loud disco music.’ They drove at a leisurely rate through the afternoon, stopping ever... ...ky, the van pulled up in a village just f ve miles from Jerusalem and the music was turned off. 132 Bozo and the Storyteller ‘Are we stopping to dan... ...despair. Buntee frowned and attempted to distract him by pointing out the mari- 181 Bombay gold f owers around the steering wheel. ‘See those? The d... ...the valley to the plains where Raj was now the guest of honour. Draped in marigolds and with his tusks painted red, the elephant was surrounded by f... ...ven got enough sense to ask for a lawyer. Sit down and drink your coffee. Maria just brought in some doughnuts.’ Buntee was left alone in the stuffy...

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...We subscribe, in this order of ideas, to the subtle analogy conjectured by Marian 11 Barbu: paradoxism can be understood through the “invention” o... ... cultivated in a recent time, in which the visual intertwines with dance, music, text, may bring an important contribution to a deeper understanding... ...impulses converging from the interior (Urmuz, Tzara) or from the exterior (Marinetti, Apollinaire). What has really remained faithfully to the mode... ...he revolutionary one, when in decadentism “a position of submissiveness” (Mario de Micheli) shows itself, caused by a lack of the sense of differenti... ...ety, in the outside world and the inside world, in fantasy and reality” - Mario de Micheli) has become radical in paradoxism, a limit to which is im... ...minaries - an antiopera, in which he exercises the pure casualness of the musical language). We can affirm that paradoxism is a neo-avant-gardism p... ...n the pages, the counterpoint verbalism, the coalescing of the words, the musical arrangement of the punctuation, the orthographic coercion - usually... ... extreme gestures and options, generally a rhetoric of the excess. Adrian Marino shows clearly that we are living a time of total politicizing, in w... ...ingale”, “Diaphanous smells/ through watersides/ seek their flower”, “The music is / a dream / passing through the stars”, “-Don’t wait for me/ I wi...

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...YSIS OF THE FEELINGS OF HIV/AIDS AFFECTED MIGRANT LABOURERS USING FUZZY MARICES AND FCM This chapter has five sections. In the first section ... ... has changed his religion to Christianity as none of the native Gods like Mari Aatha, Kali Amman cured him, he mainly believes that Jesus will at le... ...ater, good food, good bedding etc. and recreation like TV., radio, divine music, religious consolation and psychological counseling. 15. 85 of th...

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...of Your devoted servant, De Balzac. 4 A Daughter of Eve CHAPTER I THE TWO MARIES IN ONE OF THE FINEST HOUSES of the rue Neuve-des-Mathurins, at half-... ...e!), had fulfilled her tasks as a mother 6 A Daughter of Eve religiously, Marie-Angelique and Marie Eugenie de Granville reached the period of their ... ...er daughters sufficiently to wish to make them angels after the pattern of Marie Alacoque, but the poor girls themselves would have preferred a less v... ...struck its roots deep down into their natures. Under such training the two Maries would either have become mere imbeciles, or they must necessarily ha... ...wling faces. On the gloom of this life one sole figure of a man, that of a music-master, stood vigorously forth. The confessors had 8 A Daughter of E... ...ood vigorously forth. The confessors had 8 A Daughter of Eve decided that music was a Christian art, born of the Catholic Church and developed within... ...ristian art, born of the Catholic Church and developed within her. The two Maries were there- fore permitted to study music. A spinster in spectacles,... ...d developed within her. The two Maries were there- fore permitted to study music. A spinster in spectacles, who taught singing and the piano in a neig... ...e. Such was Schmucke, formerly chapel-master to the Margrave of Anspach; a musical genius, who was now exam- ined by a council of devotes, and asked i...

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...ears, in a street which now bears his name, and gained a living by copying music. Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, the author of ‘Paul and Virginia’, who be... ...es manieres; Ce sont nos amiss, nos amans, Ce sont nos maris et nos freres, Et les peres de ces enfans. These ... ...e of that time, escaped my memory. Though my taste, or rather passion, for music, did not show itself until a considerable time after, I am fully per-... ...ry accouterment; I fol- lowed processions, and was pleased with the solemn music of the priests; I next went to see the king’s palace, which I approac... ...be in the same chapel with this prince and his retinue; but my passion for music, which now began to make its appearance, was a greater incentive than... ...t; this perplexed me—I hesitated, and at length said, with confusion, that Marion gave it me. Marion was a young Mauriennese, and had been cook to Mad... ... need of good broths than fine ragouts, she had discharged her former one. Marion was not only pretty, but had that freshness of color only to be foun... ...dence in me, and judged it necessary to certify which of us was the thief. Marion was sent for; a great number of people were present, among whom 84 ... ...tunes that have overwhelmed my latter years, may have com- pleted it. Poor Marion has found so many avengers in this world, that however great my offe...

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..., yes, indeed. They do say, you know that she associates with artists and musicians, and as the saying is, with strange creatures of all kinds. She h... ...“Ma- dame Byelenitsin was boasting when she said she had all the classical music: in reality she has nothing but polkas and 13 waltzes, but I have al... ...arming!” but Gedeonovsky went so far as to exclaim, “Ravishing poetry, and music equally ravishing!” Lenotchka looked with child- ish reverence at the... ... induced me to sing my song be- fore you. I know you are no lover of light music.” “I did not hear it,” declared the new-comer, in very bad Russian, a... .... “Have you come, Monsieur Lemm,” said Marya Dmitrievna, “to give Lisa her music lesson?” “No, not Lisaveta Mihalovna, but Elena Mihalovna.” “Oh! very... ...d her. He was supplied with money by the neighbour, a good-natured retired marine of- ficer, a confirmed tippler, who took an intense delight in every... ...past one to- morrow. Your stout good-natured husband (ton gros bonhomme de mari) is usually buried in his books at that time; we will sing once more t...

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...ed pleasure in seeing others suffer; and the children feel it: “Suave mari magno, turbantibus aequora ventis, E terra magnum alterius specta... ...uch thing, to write books without learning and without art? The fancies of music are carried on by art; mine by chance. I have this, at least, accordi... ...e been touched with it, and ’tis reason, but not transported: “Ense maritali nemo confossus adulter Purpureo Stygias sanguine tinxit aq... ...t; but read to him Leo Hebraeus—[Leo the Jew, Ficinus, Cardinal Bembo, and Mario Equicola all wrote T reatises on Love.]—and Ficinus, where they speak... ...r need to give myself a little lustre, of the invention of Antigenides the musician, who, when he was asked to sing or play, took care beforehand that... ...e auditory should, either before or after, be satiated with some other ill musicians. But I can hardly be without Plutarch; he is so universal and so ... ...es, indicat uvida Suspendisse potenti Vestimenta maris deo:” [“ The holy wall, by my votive table, shows that I have hanged ... ...touch it themselves; and therefore the Emperor Galba, being pleased with a musician who played to him at supper, called for his money-box, and gave hi... ...ame time, and had dealings with him; and to have reputed him on a par with Marius and Sylla, excepting that he was more close. Other writers have not ...

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...ourtship and proportion: But all his mind is bent to holiness, To number Ave Maries on his beads; His champions are the prophets and apostles, His wea... ...Y VI : The winds grow high; so do your stomachs, lords. How irksome is this music to my heart! When such strings jar, what hope of harmony? I pray, m... ...t murdering basilisks! Their softest touch as smart as lizards’ sting! Their music frightful as the serpent’s hiss, And boding screech owls make the c...

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... none such called in no coun- try, and so on harping and on instruments of music he applied him in his youth for to learn. And after, as he grew in mi... ...that same day came two knights of King Arthur’s, that one was Sir Ector de Maris, and Sir Morganor. And they touched the shield, and bade him come out... ...a little while. So he made him ready, and first he smote down Sir Ector de Maris, and after he smote down Sir Morganor, all with one spear, and sore b...

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............... 72 DOWN THE OISE: CHURCH INTERIORS .................................................................................... 82 PRECY AND THE MARIONNETTES ............................................................................................ 87 BACK TO THE WORLD .....................................................................................................

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.................................... 72 DOWN THE OISE: CHURCH INTERIORS .................................................................................... ... the banks, the wind reached us only in faint and desultory puffs. There was hardly enough to steer by. Progress was intermittent and unsatisfactory. ... ... was what saved us another expulsion; for I cannot say she looked gratified at our appearance. We were in a large bare apart- ment, adorned with two a... ...say, you drubbed me up hill and down dale, and I must endure; but now that I am dead, those dull thwacks that were scarcely audible in country lanes, ... ...old Bur- gundy as red as a November sunset and as odorous as a violet in April. There should be a flageolet, whence the Cigarette, with cunning touch,... ...we are to count the river. On the other side of the valley a group of red roofs and a belfry showed among the foliage. Thence some inspired bell-ringe... ... figures on a most pre- posterous scale, and must be nearly as large as a depart- ment. I can still see the faces of the priests as if they were at my... ... cigar. In the midst of these diver- sions, bang went a drum past the house, and a hoarse voice 88 Robert Louis Stevenson began issuing a proclamatio... ...e, things came as far as a brief personal encounter between the show- man and some lads, in which the former went down as 89 The Inland V oyage readi...

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...ng—except by the quotations of Athenaeus and Plutarch, and the Greek gram- marians who cited them to support a dictum—in this as in the preceding peri... ... of youth, are still alive; the Sganarelles and Arnolphes of the Ecole des Maris and the Ecole des Femmes, are not all buried. T artuffe is the father... ...y is generally in sharp outline, as of skeletons; in quick movement, as of marionnettes. The Comedy might be performed by a troop of the corps de ball... ... watch and are silent, their force of char- acter tells. They are kings in music, we may say princes in poetry, good speculators in philosophy, and ou...

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...of James II had known in their native land. In a gallery above, the Duke’s musicians and the choristers of his chapel were ready to enliven the meal; ... ...ere flushed, her eyes glowing, when the Duchess’s signal closed the dance. Music was then called for, and several of the princely com- pany sang to th... ... sat by her, holding her hand, she spoke, ‘It was all dim before me as the music played, and—’ ‘Thou wast sair forefaughten, dearie.’ Eleanor went on—... ...hip, and proportion: But all his mind is bent to holiness, To number Ave-Maries on his beads: His champions are the prophets and apostles; His wea... ...r father was waiting for them in Paradise. Even Jean was so touched by the music and carried out of herself that she forgot the spectators, forgot the... ...g, after the first dazzling display, only eager to get back again to Saint Marie Maudelin before the King should reclaim it. There was something in th... ...sters, and nothing could be kinder than the tone of King Charles and Queen Marie towards the sisters of their good daughter, as they termed the Dauphi... ...emanship on which the ladies gazed as they sat in the gallery around Queen Marie, the five young prin- cesses together forming, as the minstrels decla... ...he face of manly beauty that it revealed, the applause was renewed; but as Marie held out the prize, a splendidly hilted sword, he bowed low, and said...

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............................................................... 431 LETTER TO MARIA GISBORNE................................................................ ...’— ’ dressed’ (5 53). Shelley may have first seen the word in “The Ancient Mariner”; but he employs it more correctly than Coleridge, who seems to hav... ...ical Works”, in which, to quote his own words, an attempt is made ‘to sum- marize the labours of more than half a century on Shelley’s text, and on hi... ...eezes sweep. _55 Floating on waves of music and of light, The chariot of the Daemon of the World Descends in sile... ...too enamoured of that voice, _65 Locks its mute music in her rugged cell. By solemn vision, and bright silver dream 42 V o... ...voice was like the voice of his own soul Heard in the calm of thought; its music long, Like woven sounds of streams and breezes, held ... ...effable tale. The beating of her heart was heard to fill The pauses of her music, and her breath _170 T umultuously accor... ...ind, whose fierce blasts the waves and clouds confound, Dies suddenly, the mariner in fear Feels silence sink upon his heart—thus bound, The conqueror... ...he faiths of men: all mortal eyes were drawn, _2110 As famished mariners through strange seas gone Gaze on a burning watch-tower, by the li...

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...g found himself located at Barchester. A fine voice and a taste for sacred music had decided the position in which he was to exercise his call- ing, a... ...ons of vellum, typography, and gilding, a collection of our ancient church music, with some correct dissertations on Purcell, Crotch, and Nares. He ha... ...uite at ease in money matters. The vellum and gilding of ‘Harding’s Church Music’ cost more than any one knows, except the author, the publisher, and ... ... across the lawn, he found him playing: and not with- out an audience. The musician was seated in a garden- chair just within the summer-house, so as ... ...en his knees to rest upon the dry stone flooring; before him stood a rough music desk, on which was open a page of that dear sacred book, that much-la... ...y the landsman’s eye, but visible enough to the keen eyes of practical law mari- ners. How wrong his wife was to wish that Bold should marry Eleanor! ...

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... supper in the clean bare chamber of an inn, and the song of birds and the music of the village-bells – these were the recollections of the Grunewald ... ..., in the course of centuries, united the crowned families of Grunewald and Maritime Bohemia; and the last Prince of Grunewald, whose history I purpose... ...of nature’s spiritual ditties, that has not yet been set to words or human music: ‘The Invitation to the Road’; an air continually sounding in the ear... ...pt in lavender. The window, too, looks out above the river, and there’s no music like a little river’s. It plays the same tune (and that’s the favouri... ...rlit dark, the faint wood airs, the clank of the horse-shoes making broken music, accorded together and attuned his mind. And he was still in a most e... ...g, popular air; and long after the words became inaudible the swing of the music, rising and falling, echoed insult in the Prince’s brain. He fled the... ...me, I summon you to be more circumspect.’ ‘Is this a request, Monsieur Mon Mari?’ she demanded. ‘Madam, if I chose, I might command,’ said Otto. ‘You ... ...yed him other- wise; but Heinrich is a man, and plays with all of you like marionnettes. And now at least you see for what you sac- rificed my Prince....

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...f thus to the company—for the Queen’s time is never her own—and, while the music strikes up, read- ing Philip’s letter, as I do.’ She drew a real lett... ...n boarded, sacked, and scuttled on their lawful voyages by certain English mari- ners (gentlemen, he will not call them), who are now at large and wor... ...oice. ‘All this while—hark to it—the wind blows through Brickwall Oak, the music plays, and, with the company’s eyes upon her, the Queen of England mu... ...t. What shall she do?’ Again her voice changed. ‘You are to fancy that the music of a sudden wavers away. Chris Hatton, Captain of her bodyguard, quit... ...Avila that destroyed the Huguenots? What d’you know of him?” she says. The music called from the house here, and they three turned back between the ye... ...o— Her voice shot up and she stamped her foot thrice. ‘Louder! Louder, the music in the gallery! Oh, me, but I have burst out of my shoe!’ She gathere... ...had our fathers of old— Excellent herbs to ease their pain— Alexanders and Marigold, Eyebright, Orris, and Elecampane, Basil, Rocket, V alerian, Rue, ... ...f old— Wonderful tales of the herbs and the stars— The Sun was Lord of the Marigold, Basil and Rocket belonged to Mars. Pat as a sum in division it go...