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... for her own ease and safety is continually tempted to fatal accommodations. From which arrayed opposition it clearly appeareth, that not Christ, but... ...ld by the hosts of creation, in every look with which they behold Christ in like manner arrayed. For surely he hath taken upon him, not the nature o... ...oh exercise yourselves at such seasons with solemn thoughts, and the Lord will bring in array before you such a congregation of your sins and shortco... ...hat they have no faith in their own eyes, but as it were taking into their hands a good telescope, that they may the better observe this great pheno... ...iah Vol. 1 Part I. -186- “Then who is it? It is, say they, taking a look with their telescope, It is St. Michael, the prince of the angels, the ... ... about to produce Antichrist, but to their all declaring for him, and entering into his projects of iniquity: but besides that this is said without f... ... fore-show such greatness to the true Messiah, the Son of David. To carry into effect a project like this, he shall have to send through all parts o... ...h, and is of the seven,” because he shall come from the abyss with new valour, with new projects, with new and greater fury, and armed with new hard...

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...same as to be full of faith and of wisdom. Then, against whom so much wrath and array of vengeance? If you, Sir, can conceive against whom, I Comin... ...nimates them against that terrible and wonderful woman, who may yet ruin all his projects. This is the reason why he lets himself be seen under the f... ...good to the purposes of God, as we shall see hereafter. The dragon then, being arrayed with all his armour, shall present himself before the woman,... ...btless, are those armies, and those terrible arms in which the dragon appeareth arrayed; “having seven heads and ten horns: and for the same end are ... ...nst which he directeth all his attention, as being the cause of the ruin of his projects by her unseasonable delivery. Against her therefore he takes... ..., that from a certain, suitable, and secure elevation, we did observe with good telescopes all the various things which would result here below in c... ...avenly bodies is absolutely incomprehensible, and that with the aid of the best telescopes there is hardly discovered the most insignificant part of... ...d in the universe with our eyes, all which we compass with our view by the best telescopes, and all which we cannot bring within our ken (which perha...

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...state’s tax base while enabling the development of many renewable energy projects. CREATING CLEANTECH INDUSTRY The Kü‘oko‘a Plan will create a clean... ...state’s tax base while enabling the development of many renewable energy projects. CREATING CLEANTECH INDUSTRY The Kü‘oko‘a Plan will create a clean... ...ndor, the cultural diversity of our cosmopolitan population, the exciting array of entertainment and shopping, and access from major ports across th... ...ith high-profle companies and government agencies on major photovoltaic projects. PHOTO: MICHAEL TORRES PHOTOGRAPHY 23 APEC 2011 · HAWAII BUSINE... ...n world-class facilities are already there and the world's most advanced telescope, the multinational Thirty Meter Telescope, is scheduled to be c... ...o explore the nearby and distant universe with some of the most advanced telescopes on Earth. Two of Earth’s most sought-after sites for probing ... ...a fve-year, worldwide search, the board of directors of the Thirty Meter Telescope chose Mauna Kea as the site of astronomy’s next big leap forwar...

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...wealth they confiscate. Such redistribution often comes in the form of pork barrel projects and benefits to the middle-class. This is why the tax b... ...e cultures are likely to be risk averse. Other cultures look to the future – always projected – for the same reasons. These cultures invest their e... ...ed crime. Empires typically degenerate into an abyss of corruption, megalomaniacal projects, deceit, paranoia, and self- directed aggression. The a... ...ffective; and 'fittest' is virtually never a single optimal genotype but rather an array of genotypes that collectively enhance population survival... ...rs, for instance) – are usually none of these things. The outcome is a bewildering array of ever-shifting mental health "diagnoses" expressly centr... ...rs, for instance) – are usually none of these things. The outcome is a bewildering array of ever-shifting mental health "diagnoses" expressly centr... ...s brain (computers), his legs (vehicles and air transport), his eyes (microscopes, telescopes) - etc. When these gadgets are miniaturized to the po... ...s brain (computers), his legs (vehicles and air transport), his eyes (microscopes, telescopes) - etc. When these gadgets are miniaturized to the po...

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...wealth they confiscate. Such redistribution often comes in the form of pork barrel projects and benefits to the middle-class. This is why the tax b... ...e cultures are likely to be risk averse. Other cultures look to the future – always projected – for the same reasons. These cultures invest their e... ...ed crime. Empires typically degenerate into an abyss of corruption, megalomaniacal projects, deceit, paranoia, and self- directed aggression. The a... ...ffective; and 'fittest' is virtually never a single optimal genotype but rather an array of genotypes that collectively enhance population survival... ...rs, for instance) – are usually none of these things. The outcome is a bewildering array of ever-shifting mental health "diagnoses" expressly centr... ...rs, for instance) – are usually none of these things. The outcome is a bewildering array of ever-shifting mental health "diagnoses" expressly centr... ...s brain (computers), his legs (vehicles and air transport), his eyes (microscopes, telescopes) - etc. When these gadgets are miniaturized to the po... ...s brain (computers), his legs (vehicles and air transport), his eyes (microscopes, telescopes) - etc. When these gadgets are miniaturized to the po...

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...et a slight intimation of the Actual Infinity of the Universe: aim the Hubble telescope in one direction and pick up the farthest detectable radiatio... ...3 billion light years away. Now, if you could magically transport the Hubble telescope 13 billion light years to the farthest radiation you managed... ...iversalize his findings correctly. Lao Tse just didn’t have the Hubble Space telescope to show him that not only the world of Nature, but the entir... ... was a war. We absorbed the earth at war with itself into ourselves and then projected it out. We projected our inner state of bleeding rawness, o... ..., our inner state of war outwards and we are still doing it. By this classic projection we avoided feeling our inner pain, in this way we avoided fa... ...ng organisms, they had defected to the other side. They were just mindlessly projecting their raw red rage outwards, recreating red raw bleeding wo... ...all: abstraction. This process became highly creative. It produced an entire array of things that we call by different names, but all are a product... ...ial X-Ray vision. You would be able to see, feel, hear, an infinite, complex array of things going on... Now: once having done that... ask yourse... ...the effect of those products on the environment: and you get a vast segmented array of influences and forces: each cloaked and insulated in secrecy, ...

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... Harper’s Bazaar: “He tells a haunting and beautiful story and manages to telescope, in a brilliantly leisurely way, a lifetime, a full and eventful... ...n, the copyright holder has chosen to issue this work as an eBook through Project Gutenberg as a free open access publication under the terms of the... ...n Bartlett, for her faithful, patient, and perceptive help with this long project. ✧ For my father, Paul Alexander Bartlett, whose kindness, l... ...perfections, many hopes. I find a new calm in all that I experience: as I project into tomorrow I sense this serenity. Simplicity itself wears an aur... ...es to grey: the Seine. I taste the antique taste of time and illusion: my telescope focuses on wayfar- ers: I see them in mirrors: years of princes, ... ...ul, the center of my sinful earth, Thrall to these rebel powers that thee array. Why dost thou pine...such a mistaken canister Of words that I wou... ...shall, with loaded pis- tols and drawn swords, and in military costume and array—for what purpose? To escort and conduct a poor trembling slave from ...

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...sylvania State University, Jim Manis, Faculty Editor, Hazleton, PA 18201-1291 is a Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publi... ...ng figures were led in from another room. They were stu- dents panoplied for the duel. They were bareheaded; their eyes were protected by iron goggles... ...ashionable attire, fif- teen minutes before, but now they did not resemble any beings one ever sees unless in nightmares. They strode along, with thei... ...d was covered and 27 A Tramp Abroad concealed by them. It is said that the student likes to appear on the street and in other public places in this k... ...devoted himself to pious works, and longed for the deliverance of death. Now just at midnight, every night, the lost heiress stood in the mouth of her... ...do anybody’s heart good to worship in. I thought it was pretty manifest that the elderly lady was embarrassed at finding herself in such a conspicuous... ...nt of the hotel, and this was filled with groups of villagers waiting to see the diligences arrive, or to hire themselves to excursionists for the mor... ...ng it. The mystery was explained. He hadn’t been dancing. He was the “Boots” of the hotel, and was attending to business. CHAPTER XLIV I Scale Mont Bl... ...in the yard and watched the gangs of excursioning tour- ists arriving and departing with their mules and guides and porters; they we took a look throu...

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... Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and eas... ... loads, have flung the stems of fir-trees in guise of bridges, to join the projecting reefs, around and beneath which the surges roar incessantly. Thi... ...he chancel, and a little farther on you see the parsonage. Higher up, on a projection of the mountain is a dwelling-house, the only one of stone; for ... ...m here below, and leads him forward through illimitable regions where vast arrays of facts become abstractions, where the greatest works of Nature are... ... SANCTUARY THERE ARE PAGEANTS in which all the material splendors that man arrays co-operate. Nations of slaves and divers have searched the sands of ... ...like a torch lighted in a mine, reveals to him a Science. All human ideas, arrayed in every attractive form which Mystery can invent surrounded a blin... ...by the same science,—one by the testimony of your senses reinforced by the telescope, the other by the testimony of your mind; and yet the one con- tr... ...es, filled with those groups of worlds a mere fraction of which is all our telescopes can reach, but whose immensity is revealed by the rapidity of li...

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...ortable Docu- ment File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and eas... ...nt poverty with my financial claims. And quite insensibly, in the way such projects grow, the under- standing of a Cavorite monopoly grew up between u... ...ight thinking at all of the risks we were running. Now they came like that array of spectres that once beleaguered Prague, and camped around me. The s... ...at it would be rather odd if—my friend— chanced to be looking through come telescope.” “It would need the most powerful telescope on earth even now to... ...gulfs. Nothing happens. Men have watched this planet systemati- cally with telescopes for over two hundred years. How much change do you think they ha... ... as for people!” “By the way,” I asked, how small a thing will the biggest telescopes show upon the moon?” “One could see a fair-sized church. One cou... ...ality of a complicated insect, with whip-like tentacles and a clanging arm projecting from his shining cylindrical body case. The form of his head was...

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... a Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and e... ... Its workings through the vainly guarded eye, And in whatever aspect it arrays Itself, ‘t is still the same hypocrisy; Coldness or anger, e... ...ystem feigns o’er the controulless core Of human hearts, than all the long array Of poets and romancers: You ‘re a bore, A charlatan, a co... ... For want of water, and their solid mess Was scant enough: in vain the telescope Was used—nor sail nor shore appear’d in sight, Nought but t... ...not enough to show the imperial halls, In all the flashing of their full array; Perhaps there ‘s nothing— I ‘ll not say appals, But saddens ... ...tly did enrich, He climb’d to where the parapet appears; But there his project reach’d its utmost pitch (‘Mongst other deaths the General Ri... ... In the wind’s eye I have sail’d, and sail; but for The stars, I own my telescope is dim: But at least I have shunn’d the common shore, And... ...nsual call, Commands—the intellectual lord of all. Perhaps he hath great projects in his mind, To build a college, or to found a race, A hos...

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... a Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project, the Pennsylvania State University’s Electronic Classics Series, ... ...ld wainscoted chamber, with small pan els, and set off with a miscellaneous array of furniture. I have a particular respect for three or four high ba... ...all apothecary’s shop. He has a cadaverous countenance, full of cavities and projections; with a brown circle round each eye, like a pair of horned sp... ... has passed whole afternoons in look ing back upon the metropolis through a telescope, and en deavoring to descry the steeple of St.Bartholomew’s. N...

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... Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and eas... ...stock-in-trade of this old gentleman comprised chro- nometers, barometers, telescopes, compasses, charts, maps, sextants, quadrants, and specimens of ... ...ighbourhood was shy to own the Rail- road. One or two bold speculators had projected streets; and one had built a little, but had stopped among the mu... ...d such constant communication in his thoughts, and for whom he planned and projected, as for an existing reality , every day . Thus Paul grew to be ne... ...a powdered head (inaudibly to him of course), who was staring at a ship’ s telescope with all his might and main. ‘That’ s no use. I could do that. Co... ...ther dining-tables, were among its most reasonable arrangements. A banquet array of dish-covers, wine- glasses, and decanters was generally to be seen... ... as if they were physic, catching up keys with loadstones, looking through telescopes, endeavouring to make himself acquainted with the use of the glo... ...her sparkling spectacles, and ‘Brighton’ over the other. There was a grand array of white waistcoats and cravats in the young gentlemen’s bedrooms as ... ...ds; and feathers tremble on the carriage that they draw; and these, and an array of men with scarves and staves, attract a crowd. The juggler who was ...

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... Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and eas... ... and direct of women will some day, to your dire surprise, draw out like a telescope into successive lengths of personation. Alas! for the man, know- ... ...upposed that all knowledge is at the bottom of a well, or the far end of a telescope. Sainte-Beuve, as he grew older, came to regard all experience as... ...upon any work much more considerable than a halfpenny post card? Who would project a serial novel, after Thackeray and Dickens had each fallen in mid-... ...ath catch people, like an open pitfall, and in mid-career, laying out vast projects, and planning monstrous foundations, flushed with hope, and their ... ...ut with his portraits, you were struck with 94 Robert Louis Stevenson the array of expressive faces, as compared with what you may have seen in looki... ...mantic flight of civilisation; the compensatory benefit for an innumerable array of factories and bankers’ clerks. To the artistic spirit exercised ab...

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... Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in En- glish, to free and e... ...stock-in-trade of this old gentleman comprised chro- nometers, barometers, telescopes, compasses, charts, maps, sextants, quadrants, and specimens of ... ...ighbourhood was shy to own the Rail- road. One or two bold speculators had projected streets; and one had built a little, but had stopped among the mu... ...d such constant communication in his thoughts, and for whom he planned and projected, as for an existing reality , every day . Thus Paul grew to be ne... ...a powdered head (inaudibly to him of course), who was staring at a ship’ s telescope with all his might and main. ‘That’ s no use. I could do that. Co... ...ther dining-tables, were among its most reasonable arrangements. A banquet array of dish-covers, wine- glasses, and decanters was generally to be seen... ... as if they were physic, catching up keys with loadstones, looking through telescopes, endeavouring to make himself acquainted with the use of the glo... ...her sparkling spectacles, and ‘Brighton’ over the other. There was a grand array of white waistcoats and cravats in the young gentlemen’s bedrooms as ... ...ds; and feathers tremble on the carriage that they draw; and these, and an array of men with scarves and staves, attract a crowd. The juggler who was ...

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...ate University, Electronic Classics Series, Jim Manis, Faculty Editor, Hazleton, PA 18201-1291 is a Portable Document File produced as part of an ongo... ...respects. And it was a most significant and encouraging circumstance that whenever he struck that chord, or whenever he described anything which Chris... ...ending finally to the effect that weal only, is available on the spur of the moment. You anxiously call out, ‘V eal, then!’ Your waiter having settled... ... (which never amused us, though we basely pre- tended that it did), and I behold his big round face, and I look up the inside of his outstretched coat... ...ling the blind man away on expeditions wholly uncontemplated by, and unintelligible to, the man: wholly of the dog’s conception and execution. Contrar... ...n our wonder- ful Beer!’ Down by the Docks, the pawnbroker lends money on Union-Jack pocket-handkerchiefs, on watches with little ships pitching fore ...

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...op of Vertues hill, Discount’nance her despis’d, and put to rout All her array; her female pride deject, Or turn to reverent awe? for Beauty sta... ...Table in this Wilderness, And call swift flights of Angels ministrant 385 Array’d in Glory on my cup to attend: Why shouldst thou then obtrude th... ...rs old 15 Infallible; or wert thou sought to deeds That might require th’ array of war, thy skill Of conduct would be such, that all the world ... ... Before mine eyes thou hast set; and in my ear 390 Vented much policy, and projects deep Of enemies, of aids, battels and leagues, Plausible to... ... Parallax or Optic skill 40 Of vision multiplyed through air, or glass Of Telescope, were curious to enquire: - 34 - PARADISE REGAIN’D. The Fourt...

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... Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and eas... ... a dis- couraged, but not disgusted man, one who still clings to his first projects,—more perhaps to employ his faculties than in the hope of a doubtf... ... we will, the moment comes when the decision must be made. The greater the array of reasons for and against, the less sound will be the judgment. The ... ...blic busi- ness took a literary form. France went to ruin in spite of this array of documents; dissertations stood in place of action; a million of re... ... pros- perity of the nation; delays for seven years, by its machinery, the project of a canal which would have stimulated the pro- duction of a provin... ...ion of vineyards, and 20 Bureaucracy on licenses, where now an irritating array of taxes existed as a burden on itself and its officials. Taxation wa... ...f the Code is above them or beneath them; they have neither eye- glass nor telescope; they want good stout horrors easily vis- ible. With their eyes f...

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... Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and eas... ...n there emerged from under a sculptured portal the figure of a young girl, arrayed with as much richness of taste as the most splendid of the flowers,... ... smile or sneer, nor bid the Rogues’ March be played, in derision of their array. Feeling within their breasts a shuddering sympathy, which at least g... ...ound them, and thus supplied a medium in which good and high things may be projected and per formed—give to these a lofty place among the benefactors... ...uring their earthly march, all will be peace among them when the honorable array or their procession shall tread on heavenly ground. There they will d... ...arlier productions and fixed it upon the tantaliz ing mystery of this new project. Copley, the celebrated painter, then a young man and a resident of... ...eacon’s hand—a reduced likeness of his friend Captain Hunnewell, holding a telescope and quadrant—may be seen to this day, at the corner of Broad and ...

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... Portable Document File produced as part of an ongoing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and eas... ... anxiety to see how the son would take the damp so vexatiously cast on his projects. He made the gesture that Mrs. Frost called debonnaire— read on fo... ...!’ On rushed the narration, unheeding trifles. ‘There was the 45 Yo n g e array: Mr. Calcott in the chair, and old Freeman, and Cap- tain Shaw, and f... ...racter was the insouciance that he displayed when his trifling or his wild projects had given umbrage. Yet, even here, she could not but feel a hope, ... ...g red crater of cinders, their smile laughing ruddily back from the bright array on the dresser, the drugget laid down, the round oaken table brought ... ...ight and good for human nature’s daily food. Our profane squinting through telescopes at the Lady Moon reveals nothing but worn-out volcanoes and dry ...