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... gave up on Zionism as early as 1935, but he still staunchly supported the Transfer agreement … Everyone wondered why, but only Rohm and later Himml... ...lackmailed by the Zionists into accepting and then actively supporting the Transfer Agreement, in the face of strong internal opposition.” I wheel... ...is best and only intimate friend.” “The second document is a summary of contacts, agreements, money transfers, and liaisons between the SD and the... ... broke his neck, shot three bullets into his heart, and dumped him in a forest near Munich. He may have known the truth about the kinky relationship ... ...hould have never fought our brothers, the English and we should have signed a peace agreement with France, not an armistice. We should have been mor... ...ts to prevail and the material to be published a few weeks later.” Dan nodded in agreement: “I think that Libby is on the mark. The Eichmann af...

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...Excerpt: The house of Heine Brothers, in Munich, was of good repute at the time of which I am about to tell,--a time not long ago; and is so still, I trust. It was of good repute in its own way, seeing that no man doubted the word or solvency of Heine Brothers; but ...

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...The House of Heine Brothers, in Munich by Anthony Trollope A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publicat... ...te Electronic Classics Series Publication The House of Heine Brothers, in Munich is a publication of the Pennsylvania State University. This Portable... ...as an electronic transmission, in any way. The House of Heine Brothers, in Munich, the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Classics Series, Jim ... ...pportunity university. 3 Anthony Trollope The House of Heine Brothers, in Munich by Anthony Trollope T he house of Heine Brothers, in Munich, was of ... ...estershire. But it was by no means so with the house of Heine Brothers, of Munich. There they were, the two elderly men, daily to be seen at their din... ...months. The earliest period at which, in accordance with old Hatto Heine’s agreement, young Onslow might be admitted to the bank, was still distant by...

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...wash that we paint over the firm outlines of reality, and the treaties and agreements of emperors and kings and statesmen have little of the per- mane... ...o both sides. If Germany, Italy and Russia can come to any sort of general agreement in these matters, their arrangements will be a matter of secondar... ... sort of thing was supposed to be nec- essary to the national success. But Munich, the comic papers, Herr Harden, Vorwaerts, speak, I think, for the c...

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...tria or Germany. It is a short distance as the crow flies from Rovereto to Munich, but not as the big gun trav- els. The Italians, therefore, as their... ...yards wide and weighing hundreds or thousands of tons. Nothing but a world agreement not to do so can prevent this logical development of the land iro... ...persons and interests localised in that country but foreign to it. Such an agreement as I have here sketched out would at once lift international poli...

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...eturned to the men, like two conspirators who have withdrawn to come to an agreement. Birkin looked up at them. Ursula hated him for his cold watchful... ...l, loving plane—but there beyond, where there is no speech and no terms of agreement. There we are two stark, unknown beings, two utterly strange crea... ...is. Paris was dry, and essen- tially boring. She would like to go to Rome, Munich, Vienna, or to St Petersburg or Moscow. She had a friend in St Peter... ... Petersburg or Moscow. She had a friend in St Peters- burg and a friend in Munich. To each of these she wrote, asking about rooms. She had a certain a... ...r in the air at the crisis. The Germans were all proficient—they were from Munich chiefly. Gerald also was quite passable. There were three zith- ers ... ... had had enough. I lay in the sun and did not go to work. Then I walked to Munich—then I walked to Italy—beg- ging, begging everything.’ ‘The Italians... ...u have everything there, with- out the foolishness of Paris or the beer of Munich.’ He sat and looked at her, coldly. What she liked about him was tha...

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...d certainly succeeded. 72 The Heir of Redclyffe There was no coming to an agreement. Laura’s sense of justice revolted at the notion of Guy’s being g... ...at she could hardly believe it real. A taste of society, which they had at Munich, though very pleasant, had only made them more glad to be alone toge... ...l’s parasol.’ ‘And the other day,’ said Guy, ‘when Thorndale’s brother, at Munich, inquired after Lady Morville, I had to consider who she was.’ ‘Oh! ... ...alahad,’ said Amy. ‘T wo—three evenings. You must have been a long time at Munich.’ ‘A fortnight,’ said Guy, ‘there is a great deal to see there.’ Phi... ...ip by no means approved of V enice, especially after the long loitering at Munich, think- ing that in both places there was danger of Guy’s being led ... ...ve off calling you a bride, after your splendid appearance at the party at Munich, in all your whiteness and orange- 424 The Heir of Redclyffe flower...

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...re successful. A new town for art, fashion, and politics has been built at Munich, and there it seems to answer the expectation of the builders; but a... ...nich, and there it seems to answer the expectation of the builders; but at Munich there is an old city as well, and commerce had already got some con-... ...o stay for two or three weeks at a hotel, or perhaps for one week, may, by agreement, have this charge reduced. At one inn I stayed a fortnight, and h... ...s charge reduced. At one inn I stayed a fortnight, and having made no such agreement, was charged the full sum. I felt myself stirred up to complain, ...

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...drid, to Lisbon, to Berlin; more than equal to Rome and Milan; or again to Munich and Dresden, taken by couples: and, in this point, beyond comparison... ...h other as to merit the description of parallels, all the circumstances of agreement—all those which com- pose the resemblance for the very reason tha...

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...n a case which I learned in Germany. Riding one day in the neighborhood of Munich, I over- took a distinguished amateur of our society, whose name I s... ... a meal which few people took. At this moment, what is the single point of agreement between the noon meal of the English laborer and the evening meal...

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...o back. But not with any presence of going to talk things over, come to an agreement, wind up their joint life like a business association. No—if he w... ... The forgotten terms of their bridal compact came back to Nick: the absurd agreement on which he and Susy had sol- emnly pledged their faith. But was ... ...s. And later it’s just possible 98 The Glimpses of the Moon we may get to Munich for a week—oh, Susy!” Her hands clasped, her eyes brimming, she dran...

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...g com- pleted for public inspection within eight days of the hour of their agreement. The whole Court was witness to it. They arranged for the statue,... ...PLE WENT TO SEA. The wonder is that I did not go with him: we were both in agreement that adventures were the only things worth living for, and we des... ...out, they never arrived at an understanding about it, beyond a sententious agreement once, in the extreme heat of 226 The Adventures of Harry Richmon... ...for the winter, if we hear nothing of entreaties to turn aside to Ischl at Munich. She is sure to entreat me to accompany her on her annual visit to h... .... Mr. Peterborough is for exploring a battle-field in the neighbourhood of Munich. He shall. I wish him to see the Salzkammergut, and have a taste of ... ...n put together,’ and they servilely joined their fragmen- tary capitals in agreement. She went so far as to retain Peterborough to teach her Latin. He...

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...ker 1897 edition CHAPTER 1 Jonathan Harker’s Journal 3 May. Bistritz.— Left Munich at 8:35 P.M., on 1st May, arriving at Viennaearly next morning; sh... ... If he can’t out argue them he bullies them,and then takes their silence for agreement with his views. Lucy was looking sweetly pretty in her white ... ...this very hour, this very moment, if I may. Time presses, and in our implied agreement with the old scytheman it is of the essence of the contract. I ... ...who own them. Then he go to a builder, and he sell him that house, making an agreement that he pull it down and take all away within a certain time. A...

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...es; or, strictly speaking, quarrelled on between the adverse factions; for agreement it was hard to effect upon any point. The deadly fear which had b... ...or its osten- sible object, as a mask to its political designs, expired at Munich in 1807; but not before it had founded a successor more directly pol... ...s were entirely new, having been plundered from an ill-guarded armory near Munich, or from convoys which he had attacked. “Who would be a gentleman,” ... ... you, as soon as possible, that “the words” of Adam Smith cannot prove any agreement with Mr. Ricardo, if it appears that those words are used as equi...

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...e thousand dollars. At the right moment Babbitt snatched from a drawer the agreement he had had Miss McGoun type out a week ago and thrust it into Pur... ...tion of epithelial cells under radium had made the name of Zenith known in Munich, Prague, and Rome), were talking in Doane’s library. “Zenith’s a cit...

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...iving up these pleasant meetings, but why not give up the dessert?’ So the agreement was made that the cost should for the present be made over to the... ...esden for the purpose; revelling, by the way, on the pictures and glass at Munich, descriptions of which fill three or four letters. He remained a mon... ...), being provided with spare sails, spars, chronometer, boat, &c., and all agreement to be off unless by a certain day (already past) she was in a sta... ...me books. I am told that Government sanc- tions natives being brought upon agreement to work for pay, &c., and passage home in two years. We know the ...

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...d go back to Tercanbury for another term, and then should leave. With this agreement Philip was not dis- satisfied. But when he had been back a few da... ... in the Latin Quarter in Paris, and I’ve met him in pensions in Berlin and Munich. He lives in small hotels in Perugia and Assisi. He stands by the do... ...ou have to look alive.” Perhaps Philip would have settled down but for the agreement that if he did not like the work he could leave after a year , an... ...er- 595 W. Somerset Maugham ent persons, and found that it aroused hearty agreement, he came to the conclusion that it was only obscure to his own in...

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...ving left Switzerland he went to Isne, an imperial then on to Augsburg and Munich. He afterwards proceeded to the Tyrol, where he was agreeably surpri... ...s; but also, that being done, if their enemies do not yield and come to an agreement, they conceive it lawful to employ without reproach in their wars...

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...objectionable. She flinched before their dislike. She hastened to smile in agreement with Miss Villets, to glance publicly at her wrist-watch, to warb... ...ck where steel cranes unloaded steamers from Buenos Ayres and Tsing-tao. A Munich concert-hall, and a famous ‘cellist playing—play- ing to her. One sc...

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...d kindness. In a postscript, she stipulated that she should have a written agreement, that she should see the child as of- ten as she wished—she could... ...assee kept house at Flo- rence together. It is said she was ordered out of Munich, and my friend Mr. Frederick Pigeon avers that it was at her house a...

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...us Adolphus passes the Lech. — Defeat and Death of Tilly. — Gustavus takes Munich. — The Saxon Army invades Bohemia, and takes Prague. — Distress of t... ...strating the disputed countries, soon brought the contending parties to an agreement, in order to avert the common danger. They agreed to govern the d... ...ause the ecclesiastical electors, and also Maximilian, Duke of Bavaria, at Munich. The whole issue of the war, the fate of Frederick and the Emperor, ... ... defend himself. If General Tilly wants money or provisions, let him go to Munich, where there is plenty of both.” The ir- ruption of two bodies of im... ... and the demand now made by the Elector, George William, in terms of their agreement, for the restoration of Spandau, greatly increased this feeling. ... ...rave a full redress of grievances. Both parties honourably performed their agreement. Hesse Cassel adhered to the Swedish alliance during the whole of... ...gan ere the Croats commenced plundering, and messengers were despatched to Munich and Vienna with the news of the victory. Pappenheim had thrown himse... ... which the bigoted violence of the Bavarians seemed to invite retaliation. Munich itself opened its gates to the invincible monarch, and the fugitive ... ...nt compensation for the failure of his plans. But how could he consider an agreement valid, which was extorted from his sovereign, and based upon trea...

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...garet. Howards End’s impossible. I let it to Hamar Bryce on a three years’ agreement last March. Don’t you remember? Oniton. Well, that is much, much ... ...far from sure that I shall give him permission. There was no clause in the agreement. In my opinion, sub- letting is a mistake. If he can find me anot... ... story. “Give Meg my love and say that I want to be alone. I mean to go to Munich or else Bonn.” “Such a message is easily given,” said her brother. “... ...d little guarantee that the rent would be paid regularly, he cancelled the agreement, and resumed possession himself. Until he relet the house, the Sc... ...that she nearly let me in for a very bad bargain. No sooner did I sign the agreement than she got engaged. Poor little girl! She was so keen on it all... ...nt rallied Helen’s letter ar- 270 Howards End rived. She had posted it at Munich, and would be in London herself on the morrow. It was a disquieting ... ... you would never have told me.” “Oh yes, I should. We have taken a flat in Munich.” Margaret glanced out of the window. “By ‘we’ I mean myself and Mon... ...ibby, and take more yourself than I can say. Promise to come and see me in Munich later.” “Certainly, dearest.” “For that is all we can do.” It seemed... ...I ask you my question now?” “Certainly, my dear.” “To-morrow Helen goes to Munich—” “Well, possibly she is right.” “Henry, let a lady finish. To-morro...

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...ing it when expressed.” So Bernard reflected, as he rolled in the train to Munich. “Gordon’s mind,” he went on, “has no atmo- sphere; his intellectual... ... the parties to it have not a mutual resemblance. There must be a basis of agreement, but the structure reared upon it may contain a thousand disparit... ...ng-off. What would be a better proof of what is called a “tension” than an agreement to avoid a natural topic? 95 Henry James Bernard moralized a lit... ...tions, it was the habit of her compan- ions—indeed, it was a sort of tacit agreement among them—simply to make a circle and admire. They sat about and... ...re and cry to you.’ ‘Don’t mind me,’ I said; ‘you know it is a part of our agreement that I was not to be critical. ’ ‘Our agreement?’ he repeated, va...

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...me back safe and sound, but Geraldine was already packed up to take her to Munich, where Charles Audley and Stella now were, and to leave her under th... ...e midst arrived a telegram from Charles Audley, summoning him instantly to Munich. Angela was in danger of fulfilling her childish design of marrying ... ... hurried and distressful rush in the trouble about Angela; but that was at Munich, and nearly nine years ago, before the many changes and chances of l... ...ere is a lawyer or Prevention of Cruelty man who could tell me whether the agreement holds, but I am afraid she is too old. You saw no mark of ill-usa...

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...DEN EX- TINCTION I HAVE STILL TIME before me, according to the terms of my agreement with the person to whom I have, I fear foolishly, entrusted the l... ...s Livia’s beloved Baden. We rest a night in the city of Mozart, a night at Munich, a night at Stuttgart. Baden will detain my cousin full a week. She ... ...ference to him disarmed Livia. They smiled at his name transiently, but in agreement: the tattler-spout of their set was, a fatal person to encounter,... ...ip, the rustle of silks, the much heart, the neat ankle; and the sparkling agreement, the reserve—the moth- erly feminine petition that she may retain... ...hand, he foresaw the closest of personal reasons for hesitat- ing to be in agreement with the lady wholly. The countess was not so much a persuasive l... ...s engagement with the girl Madge was a happier subject for expatiation and agreement. Her deeper tones threw a light on Gower, and where she saw goodn...

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...tion, in which case I promised my- self that I wouldn’t stop till I got to Munich; but no.) “Do you mean to say that my friend was not only trying to ... ...om Fear had made rabbits or moles, early carried the pail (which by common agreement not one of us had touched that day) downstairs, along the hall, a...