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...bite his shirt to stop himself from crying out when Kazem's riveting night sports were too painful and another one was of attempting to remember the f... ... father, he had existed as a verbal punching bag to relieve stress. "Night sports" was the term that Kazem called his form of brotherly love. "No... ...ng no responsibilities for the first time in his life apart from the night sports that usually happened in the mornings, his life was becoming a purpo... ...apart from that time or two of being irritated by their noise when the two families came together. That was over a decade ago. Isn't that right? --Yes... ...want his whole life obsessed by the inconsequential pleasures of his night sports. Kazem disheveled Jatupon's hair with his fingers and slapped... ...s of matter that they were). Inside the stadium-shaped park were homeless families lying on their thin sheets of rectangular bamboo mats and towels. ... ...em were silent, digging deep into their brains for memories of what normal families and normal couples did. They couldn't find what they were seeking... ... blinded by pain and too much exposure to darkness. What did they know of families, couples, and what normal people did? "We have a relationship ... ...o be cloistered in the political issues that mired the day but yearned for sports columns in their newspapers and genuflected to the action effusing f...

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... he was asheimed of me. Mom was the only person that kept me going. She (and sports, and woodwork lesens) helped me get up in the morning and feis... ...otional experiences in the lives of a range of young adults, their friends and families. Ronit has managed to convey deep wisdom and sage advice ab...

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...ealised. The anger, bitterness and grief at the senseless loss of loved ones by families, friends, classmates and a community would last a lifetime... ...any details to the media as they say that the safety of these victims and their families remains the number-one priority.” Through her earpiece, Ja... ...the Metropolitan Police. 31 “No, Rebecca. So far, not one of the parents or families of those involved has spoken to the media directly. All st... ...room. He wished he could be in one now, no one else to hassle him, watching Sky Sports News while tucking into an enormous plate of steak, chips an... ...n its end in the earth below. She’d been here several times before with 46 sports-related injuries and if she ever stood at the base of the ho... ...ad done some very thorough research on each of the known bomb victims and their families. Jasmin and Tommy watched the Randersons in silence as th... ...ut her up. “... and the men tasked with looking after all the victims and their families, and in doing what is best for all, are standing right wit... ... being talked about. She had made James switch the TV off when 24/7 moved on to sports news. “Something weird happened in the lift,” said James, t... ... moving. There was a tightening in his stomach as though he was lifting a heavy sports bag. One second later and the locker slid quickly along the ...

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...cause I do,” Vincent calmly stated. He slammed on the brakes and spun the sports car around. Quickly pushing a 11 7 Scorpions: Rebellion buton whil... ...d saw someone dressed in tight fting, black motorcycle leath- ers riding a sports bike. “Damn rice burners,” Vincent commented. Everyone then turned ... ...people I didn’t know, but that were needlessly taken from their homes and families to be lab rats in a sick experiment to create the very process th...

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...fathers; and now unto this day ceaseth not his enduring warfare upon the flowers of all families and the hopes of all hearts. Oh, and will ye serve ... ... to Aristotle and Pliny, the leopard attracts towards itself the harmless beasts by its sports, diversions, and pretended fawnings; so the Greeks by ... ...hall return and resume their sees, accompanied by their clergy and some other Christian families, who had followed them in their voluntary exile. At ... ...bandoned of all, cast out of their houses, spoiled of their goods, separated from their families, deprived of society and human converse, without fin... ...ch merited the appellation of the true people of God, “You only have I known of all the families of the earth;” saith God himself to them by the pro... ...ir whole heart,” Jei xxiv 6,7. “In that day, saith the Lord, I will be a God to all the families of Israel, and they shall be to me a people,” Jer. x...

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... of stale sweat and keeps pondering the clouded surface of his crumbling watch. His pinkie sports a rectangular, engraved ring of golden imitation. ... ...unloved, rejected by both progenitors and progeny, clinging together, having survived their families. With eyes downcast, hands sculpting breadcrumb... ...too experienced to be optimistic. I visited the friary next morning. A young monk, clad in sportswear eyed me with surprise. I mentioned my referrer... ...attered. I didn't visit, not even on vacations. I found father-substitutes, adopted other families as home. At times, I would remember him, a tiny... ...uch times, Maurice is no longer in jail but in the hereafter, in a world of warm and loving families. "I spent fourteen years inside" – he confides ... ...ed digital square rangefinder on my field of vision). I couldn't see her. Couples and whole families took over the entire space, tables possessed by...

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...The growing ego makes it difficult for us to belong to one another and to our families. 46 FROM CHAOS TO HARMONY Previously, the family institution ... ...of institution in the past, is yet another testimony to the disintegration of families. The intensification of the ego has global effects, too. Thes... ...dream of a hundred years ago: infinite options for recre- ation, travel, rest, sports—the list is endless, yet we no lon- ger believe in a better futu...

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...e ever stroked are the ones you take off as a precursor to your copulatory sports." The gecko stuck out its tongue. "Brackish succulent skin of an edi... ... from now, Noppawan would no doubt tell her son a story in which, for some families, there were no daddies. She might say that in such lucky families ... ...irement he would stare up into empty space from the bleachers near the lit sports stadium in that area where they both lived (an area convenient to As... ...te against these impermanent but nonetheless hard and obdurate clusters of families. As gregarious as he was, he was often driven at such times by an ... ...ed his steps like seaweed washed on crowded shores. On holidays like this, families were everywhere except in fetid trains, like the one he was curren... ...e or faith, that adult fairy tale. He saw a family of mourners grieving as families were meant to grieve and meant to care, but all he knew of them mo... ...in appreciate simple pleasures. A journey there once or twice a week, like sports and art, helped him to find peace of mind by focusing an aspect of h... ...trian purchasers; an occasional bloody limb dangled from one of the ragged sports shoes, and a gecko hung on one of the shoes' tongues. The gecko was ... ... squished shammy that he used to burnish the shine of his Mercedes Benz GL sports utility vehicle, that same vehicle which he had abandoned in the dri...

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...class of men who commit the enormity of making Sunday excursions, take their families with them: and this in itself would be a check upon them, even i... ... on both sides, the men are sent to prison for resisting the officers, their families to the work house to keep them from starving: and there they bo... ...ause it afforded a temp tation for the picking of pockets? When the Book of Sports, for allowing the peasantry of England to divert themselves with c... ...udgements upon Sabbath Breakers, and other like Libertines in their unlawful Sports, happening within the realme of England, in the compass only of tw... ...of England, in the compass only of two yeares last past, since the Booke (of Sports) was published, worthy to be knowne and considered of all men, esp... ...ovelty. ‘A woman about Northampton, the same day that she heard the book for sports read, went immediately, and having 3. pence in her purse, hired a ... ...have had any foundation at all, is about as much chargeable upon the Book of Sports, as upon the Book of Kings. Such ‘sports’ have taken place in Diss...

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...f hasty love or headlong ire. His limbs were cast in manly could For hardy sports or contest bold; And though in peaceful garb arrayed, And weaponless... ...ther spread, Where oft a hundred guests had lain, And dreamed their forest sports again. But vainly did the heath-flower shed Its moorland fragrance r... ... raised by Mar?’ ‘No, by my word;—of bands prepared T o guard King James’s sports I heard; Nor doubt I aught, but, when they hear This muster of the m... ...e-dancers come. I guess, by all this quaint array, The burghers hold their sports to- day. James will be there; he loves such show, Where the good yeo... ...! the Captain of our Guard! Give the offender fitting ward.— Break off the sports!’—for tumult rose, And yeomen ‘gan to bend their bows, ‘Break off th... ...Scott extensive possessions in the counties of Dumbarton and Stirling. Few families can boast of more historical renown, having claim to three of the ... ...nd death to Alpine’s line.” Scott has the following note here: “Most great families in the Highlands were supposed to have a tutelar, or rather a dome... ...ns were often supposed to pre- cede the death of a chieftain of particular families. When she is visible, it is in the form of an old woman, with a bl... ... neighboring clans. The monuments of the lairds of Macgregor, and of other families claiming a descent from the old Scottish King Al- pine, are most r...

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...des about duty and sex and God and the unconquerable bagginess of the gray sports-suit she was now wearing. Ted—Theodore Roosevelt Babbitt—a decorativ... ...ng, and abruptly there returned to Bab- bitt the doubts regarding life and families and business which had clawed at him when his dream-life and the s... ...bby four-flushers.” His friends, she indicated, were “disgusting imitation sports, and horrid little shrieking ignorant girls.” Further: “It’s disgust... ...ance, one whose name even busy garagemen remembered—not one of these cheap-sports flying around in flivvers. He admired the in- genuity of the automat... ...te broker—as the servant of society in the department of finding homes for families and shops for distributors of food—were steadiness and diligence. ... ... Commerce ought to be forced to.” In nothing—as the expert on whose advice families moved to new neighborhoods to live there for a generation—was Babb... ...boosting, go- ahead game, and they’re bored by their wives and think their families are fools—at least when they come to forty or forty-five they’re b... ...ly dedicated to fishing and hunting, whereas the sa- cred and unchangeable sports of Babbitt and Paul Riesling were golfing, motoring, and bridge. For... ...And, then take our other advantages—the movies, frinstance. These Yapville sports think they’re all-get-out if they have one change of bill a week, wh...

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...heir undue proportion in thickness to his diminutive height. The terrified sportsman stood gazing on this horrible apparition, until, with an angry co... ...had hopes of sharing in the redemption of the race of Adam. He pressed the sportsman to visit his dwelling, which he said was hard by, and plighted hi... ...ighted his faith for his safe return. But at this moment, the shout of the sportsman’s companion was heard calling for his friend, and the dwarf, as i... ...till to be discovered in the eagerness with which they pursued those rural sports. The more high-spirited among the youth were, about the time that ou... ... would have been a cir- cumstance of great indifference to the experienced sports- man, who could have walked blindfold over every inch of his native ... ... in compassion to your infatuated blindness. If I cannot send disease into families, and mur- rain among the herds, can I attain the same end so well ... ...lived the time of bloody feud, when a quarrel was carried down between two families from father to son, like a Spanish game at chess, and a mur- der o... ...tation, he was met by his nurse, a person then of great consequence in all families in Scotland, whether of the higher or middling classes. The connex... ... crown and independence.” “There’s the Laird o’ Dunder, ane o’ the auldest families in Tiviotdale.” “He’s in the tolbooth, mother—he’s in the Heart of...

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...r the over-nursing, whichever it might be, that thinned in former days the families of nobles and gentleman, might as well, in the opinion of almost a... ...ook of the Priest, to horse and hound, or even to the sight of the martial sports of the tilt-yard. The last five years had, however, wrought a great ... ...re exchanged with his neighbours, hunting and hawking matches, and all the sports of the tilt-yard, followed each other in quick succession, and the s... ...en sufficiently tender to fulfil all the requirements of the connection of families, and of their old companionship, “now, Agnes, we must take leave o... ...It was here that the pages of the Black Prince were wont to exercise those sports and pastimes for which the court of the palace scarce offered suffic... ..., and slender limbs, made him appear too weak and childish for such active sports as the rest were engaged in, but that the lordly glance of his clear...

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...is flight inconceivably rapid; but the traveller appeared to be too keen a sportsman to be disconcerted by either. As it came first into 13 James Fen... ...terest among the connections of Edward Effingham. They were one of the few families then resident in the colonies who thought it a degradation to its ... ...n’t got a drop of medical blood in your veins. These kind of things run in families. All my family by my father’s side had a knack at physic. ‘There w... ...nd woodchucks, knows better than to believe virtues are not transmitted in families. Don’t you, friend?” “I believe that vice is not,” said the strang... ...nt who could scrape the lint so well as Squire Jones!” “Such things run in families,” observed Richard, rising with alacrity to render the desired ass... ...hout your per- mission? Now, I have known a farmer in Pennsylvania order a sportsman off his farm with as little ceremony as I would order Benjamin to... ...aps, I had better offer to shoot for him. They have got up their Christmas sports, I find, in the bushes yonder, where you hear the laughter— though i... ...Hut would it have been decorous for the High Sheriff of —to mingle in such sports as these?” “Surely you did not think that I in- tended actually to f... ...e spot where most of the young men of the vil- lage were collected for the sports of shooting a Christmas match, and whither Natty and his Companions ...

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...d, after the happiest of totally impos- sible marriages, by the two united families previ- ously at daggers—drawn on our account? When brothers and si... ... who is very like her mother, mar- ried John Spatter’s eldest son. Our two families are closely united in other ties of attachment. It is very pleasan... ...s at ball; at prisoner’s base, hare and hounds, follow my leader, and more sports than I can think of; nobody could beat them. They had holidays too, ...

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...large family, it was natural to dream of other children and their ways and sports till they became almost realities. They took shape when my French ma... ... was chiefly visible in his love of easy chairs, and his dislike of active sports, which made him the especial companion of his sisters. A danger- ous... ...ry wreaths were seen; Beneath the venerable yew The stranger stood the sports to view, Unmarked by all, for each was bent On his own scheme of... ...reak the hair - How can this he the stripling gay, Erst, victor in the sports of May? Full twenty years of cheerful toil, 53 Yo n g e And lab... ...reat fear of Lord Rotherwood’s straying away to join in some of Reginald’s sports, and was grateful to the Irish book for keeping him out of mischief.... ...ut avenue, where the feast was spread. It was pleasant to see so many poor families enjoying their excellent dinner; but perhaps the pleasantest sight...

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... then a place chosen out, and a temple erected in it to Theseus, and those families out of whom the tribute of the youth was gathered were appointed t... ... it, he alleges an inscription upon one of the copper quoits used in those sports, upon which the name of Lycurgus continued uneffaced to his time. Bu... ... POMP NUMA POMPILIUS ILIUS ILIUS ILIUS ILIUS THOUGH THE PEDIGREES of noble families of Rome go back in exact form as far as Numa Pompilius, yet there ... ... soil, bringing up of children, and worship of the gods. Festival days and sports, and the secure and peaceful interchange of friendly visits and hosp... ...y one of whom had issue, and from them descended the noble and illustrious families of Pomponii, Pinarii, Calpurnii, and Mamerci, which for this reaso... ...t a piece of flattery used by writers, who, to gain favor with these great families, made them fic- titious genealogies from the lineage of Numa; and ... ...association, as also his exact regulations for their meals, exercises, and sports, argue Numa no more than an ordinary lawgiver. Numa left the whole m... ... or the man that threw it, or the masters of the games who appointed these sports, were, according to the strictest and best reason, to be accounted t... ... long labor and pains in learning, his deliberation in en- tering into the sports of other children, his easy submission to everybody, as if he had no...

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... as she often said to herself, not the one best calculated for the holiday sports of a boy of sixteen, yet Frederick, having been used to nothing else... ...atures, and she would willingly have been proud of his excellence in manly sports, but in lieu of this she was proud of the spirit which made him long... ...ation of want of manliness, on account at once of his ignorance of country sports, and of his knowledge of accomplishments; but he did not guess at th... ...bserved, for her Aunt Mary had much to hear about the present state of the families, and the stream of conversation flowed away from the fête. The mea... ...The only girl among so many boys, she had learnt to share in many of their sports, and one of the prime favourites was skating, a diversion which owes... ...ceedings, and perhaps, for such accidents will occur in the best regulated families, to devour a share of the prey. Beatrice’s first exclamation was, ... ...ons from the very first, how their love had grown up unconsciously, in the sports in the sunny fields, shady coombs, and green woods of their home: ho...

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...long a smart rider on a prancing Spanish horse; and in the afternoon a few families might be seen in the queer- est old-fashioned little carriages, dr... ...rmenian quarter, where the house- doors are all open, and the women of the families sit under the arches in the court. There was the fig-girl, beautif... ...e a little money to make the pilgrimage to Jerusa- lem. There were several families of Jewish Rabbis, who cel- ebrated their “feast of tabernacles” on... ...ir religion. At morning and evening you were sure to see the chiefs of the families, arrayed in white robes, bowing over their books, at prayer. Once ... ...rraces, children pad- dling about in long striped robes, interrupted their sports or labours to come and stare; and the consul, in his cool domed cham... ...e anti-flea contrivance, preferring the friskiness of those animals to the sports of such a greasy grinning wag as my friend at Ramleh. In the morning...

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...his wards then living. He had been guardian of many orphans of land-owning families from the three south- ern provinces—ever since the year 1860. Some... ... faces in the village: the grave faces with long mustaches of the heads of families, the downy faces of the young men, the faces of the little fair-ha... ... that village lost in the depths of the great Lithuanian forest. The three sports- men had observed them from a hiding-place making them- selves very ... ...le manner. He was related to an incredible number of Marseilles well-to-do families of a cer- tain class. One of his uncles was a ship-broker of good ... ... hour of fashion- able airing. She belonged to one of the old aristocratic families in the south. In her haughty weariness she used to make me think o...