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... brought unexpected, real tears to Morgan’s eyes, but she had enough of the actor’s soul to know she must milk them to enhance her act. Catching up ... ...our mother and I used to… Alas, no one lives who can write the parts for an actor of my talents. The words that pass for drama these days clog my b... ....” Especially when he was lying, Rupert Gable revealed remnants of the fine actor he once was. Displaying more dignity than he deserved in this sit... ...where the taxicabs lined up along the edge of Washington Square, the horses nickering and chuffing clouds of vapor into air that seemed suddenly much... ...ies of their grand old times together. “Tell Morgan how you came by your nickname, Billy,” Tony prompted. “It was back in the fifties. Stump sp... ...d to kill. It was you!” ***** Rupert Gable ruled the stage as Samuel Adams, commanding the enthralled attention of the audience as he whipped... ...ut unnecessary. Seems as if a new witness has come forth. And just in the nick. With a bit o’ luck, we can get this all wrapped up sweet’ n tidy ...

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...xpectedly, an intrusive and disturbing thought entered his mind. Was he just an actor playing a part in a scene already written in some mystical wor... ... left on his head and then relaxed. At nine p.m. he leisurely strolled down to Nicky Blair's, a swanky LA bar and restaurant. Jacobs thought it wou... ... for the one man he wanted to find: Roger Cox, attorney and front-man for I.E. Nicky Blair's was Cox's favorite hangout. His flamboyant style was p... ...air's was Cox's favorite hangout. His flamboyant style was perfectly suited for Nicky's. It was a place for celebri­ ties, actors and Hollywood produ... ...oyant style was perfectly suited for Nicky's. It was a place for celebri­ ties, actors and Hollywood producers, deal makers, and men on the hunt for... ... restaurant was one of the most successful in L.A. He had the smoothness of an actor, the authority of a classic maitre'd, and the instinct to cate... ... you to invite the CIA and the NSA to this meeting." "What's your conclusion?" Adams, the National Security ad­ visor, asked. "My conclusion is tha... ... backed off. "I'll put some of my National Security people on it right away," Adams added. "It'll be priority at CI," Carlson chimed in. "Put as ...

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...atives, an Emperor. Giving up their time and attention to a single gladiator, actor, etc… Giving up their wealth, giving up their social standing, ... ...d a professional asshole. In order to make money: you have to be a damn good actor and a fake… and damn good at cheating, sneakery, and betrayal..... ...ts time because it was mostly about pure meaninglessness… Super-sexy-slim actors… doing nothing but sitting around, eating pizza, drinking coffee... ...orals. Because of the universal cowardice and greed of the red man: they were nickel-and-dimed to death. They were pushed out of every hunting grou... ... for millions of years. Gaping at foreign scenes became mechanized also: the nickelodeon was invented. Where poor people could go and pay one nick... ...… nobody would have paid to see him. Do you think anyone would have paid one nickel to go see him if he hadn’t put his ideas into a comedic context?... ... at that time was convinced by greedy racists and hate-mongers such as Samuel Adams that these Indians had no right to the land they had lived on for... ...very and any crime the whites decided to do against native North Americans. Adams was a rich Brewer whose father had lost all of his fortune for hi... ...It took years of the landed gentry propping up lower class public figures like Adams, to turn the idea of rebellion into a popular cause. They thems...

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...rocity. Such a beginning boded ill for the Spaniards, and Monbars deserved his nickname as much as did Bartholomew. Nor must "Cross-Eyed John" be forg... ...l the truth expressed in a proverb quoted to them by one of their number, "Old Nick pays poor wages on a small contract." A few at a time, as they wer... ... possible to distinguish the different movements; though one might suppose the actors were now almost tired, as their performance had lasted nearly ha... ... with some additional step towards our knowledge of the Polar regions. William Adams, the great pilot, took a Dutch ship to a latitude higher than had...

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... and telegraphs and iron warships, the ideas and the manners of the native actors date back before the Roman Empire. They are Christians, church-goers... ...on the spot, I select three incidents: the ar- rival on the scene of a new actor, the visit of the Hawaiian embassy, and the riot on the Emperor’s bir... ...a sat inactive listening to the song of consuls. Captain Brandeis. The new actor was Brandeis, a Bavarian captain of artillery, of a romantic and adve... ...rstood to have held strict orders to help Germany. Commander Leary, of the Adams, the American captain, when he arrived, on the 16th October, and for ... ..., must be narrated in its place. And he was no less bold than comical. The Adams was not supposed to be a match for the Adler; there was no glory to b... ... be understood; so much he meant to carry out, and an armed party from the Adams was to have garrisoned on the morrow the scene of the atrocity. But t... ... been smashed against the rim and flung below; the Adler, cast free in the nick of opportunity, had been thrown upon the top. Many were injured in the...

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...and metal sleek as silver. The towel- rack was a rod of clear glass set in nickel. The tub was long enough for a Prussian Guard, and above the set bow... ... 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... ..., avoiding a truck which bore down on him from one side. With front wheels nicking the wrought-steel bumper of the car in front, he stopped, feverishl... ... will prett’ near pay for itself in matches, eh?” It was a pretty thing, a nickeled cylinder with an almost silvery socket, to be attached to the dash... ... 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... ...son and West for graceful tappers. They run 1-2 under the wire. Provin and Adams will blow the blues in their laugh skit “Hootch Mon!” Something doing...

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...attempts—I can use no other word—of lianas to enwrap and capture the intruder, the awful silence, the knowledge that all my ef- forts are only like th... ...with him, dined, and went over in the evening to the American Consulate; present, Consul-General Sewall, Lieut. Parker and Mrs. Parker, Lafarge the ... ...German Consulate, went on board the Sperber (German war ship) in the afternoon, called on my lawyer on my way out to American Consulate, and talked ti... ... The moon rose, one day past full, and we dined in the verandah, a good dinner on the whole; talk with Lafarge about art and the lovely dreams of art ... ...he open door, commanding green meads, two or three forest trees casting their boughs against the sky, a forest-clad mountain-side beyond, and close in... ...st not stand and slouch, but do my best as best I can. But you may conceive the difficulty of a history extending to the present week, at least, and w...

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...y- ment of my board to old M—, [Probably Mathieson, the predecessor of Dr. Adams, to whose memory the author and his contemporaries owe a deep debt of... ...hich is not unusual, their rude fashion being to distinguish each other by nicknames; and they have called him the Laird of the Lakes (not remem- beri... ...urn-foot, than I had the means of ren- dering myself to the far-famed Miss Nickie Murray, the pa- troness of your Edinburgh assemblies. The person I m... ...I NARRATIVE The advantage of laying before the reader, in the words of the actors themselves, the adventures which we must other- wise have narrated i... ... Latimer, have you always been called by that name, or have you any other?—Nick, write down his answers, Nick.’ ‘As far as I remember, I never bore an... ... it as an idle tale. I little thought how nearly I was inter- ested in the actors of a scene so daring. How could you have courage to go through with ... ..., or that caprice which so of- ten tempts painters and musicians and great actors, in the phrase of the latter, to walk through their part, instead of...

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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... .... May 25, 1863. COLONEL HAGGARD, Nashville, Tenn.: Y our despatch to Green Adams has just been shown me. Gen- eral Rosecrans knows better than we can ... ...he framing and support of the Dec- laration were Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, the one hav- ing penned it, and the other sustained it the most forc... ...r of armed insur- rectionists. Y ou need not to be reminded that it is the nick of time for reinaugurating a loyal State government. Not a mo- ment sh... ...- Generals Preston, Cleburne, and Gregg, and Brigadier-Gen- erals Benning, Adams, Burm, Brown, and John [B. H.] Helm wounded. By confusion the two Hel...

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...reat days and victories behind. They shed an united light on the advancing actor. He is attended as by a visible escort of angels. That is it which th... ...into Chatham’s voice, and dignity into Washington’s port, and America into Adams’s eye. Honor is venerable to us because it is no ephemera. It is alw... ...s the upshot of all history, that there is a great responsible Thinker and Actor working wherever a man works; that a true man belongs to no other tim... ...r run up hill, to twist a rope of sand. It makes no difference whether the actors be many or one, a tyrant or a mob. A mob is a society of bodies volu... ...led after their height, thick- ness, or other accidental quality, and have nicknames merely. But the salt, the dates, the ivory, and the gold, for whi... ..., and by many persons incarnates again a sort of whole. She will have all. Nick Bottom cannot play all the parts, work it how he may; there will be so...