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...d despite its humorous side, tied a new itnot in tlie bond of ail Williams men. The parade, the fireworks, the transparencies, the sharp, short strugg... ... Follow- ing the drag was the North Adams " band," and then came the fresh men in a blaze of fireworks. The parade marched up Main street to the Greyl... ...1898, of Chicatfo, III. Tiffany & Co. Hlllh Avenue and .17lh Si., New York Men's Gold Watches New Model 18 Karat Gold open-faceWatches suitable for yo... ...ain uuii repaired pruniplly. TIIF DONKLIN PKN CO. 51t-GlN JofforiiiD Avr., Toledo O. Bviaurn I'oukliu BoK-milaii fna The Ten Eyck Albany Fireproof Eur... ... into business. Yarnelle will enter the employ of Moisman, Yarnelle & Co.. iron n.'ercliantB, at Fort Wayne. Ind. Aak your dl*l«r to ihow you the P«ll... ...ondly, in our attitude toward athletics. There is danger that not only the players who partici- pate in the games, but those' who sit on the bleachers... ...ed and one error. Two double plays occurred, in one of which four Williams players fig- ured. Warren took the batting honors by securing three hits fr... ...d six mem- of the geology 1 and 2 clRssesmade an excursion to the Cheshire iron mines last Saturday afternoon. The Cheshire glass sand quarries were a... ...he chess club for organization will be held this afternoon at 4 p. m. " An iron hand railing has been put in place at the top of the stair- way at the...

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...te battle -- Horrible butcheries -- Da Gama encloses his helpless prisoners of men, women and children in the ship and sets fire to it -- A scene unpa... ...-- Six thousand dead upon the field -- Another terrible battle -- Four hundred men against more than one hundred thousand -- Gorgeous decorations of t... ...nduced Cortez to appeal to Montezuma -- Fatal wounding of Montezuma by his own men -- His resolve to end his bitterness in death -- Hand to hand fight... ...e -- Female wrestlers and boxers -- An extraordinary dance -- A band of bamboo players -- The female dancers punished for a false step 469- 480 CHAPTE... ...lted by a goat........................................ 450 Procession of flute-players............................................. 451 Feast of the R... ... Greece; and accounts have been given of the finding of the hulls of ships and iron anchors upon the mountains of Switzerland, very far from land, tho... ...y of eighty tons, besides vast stores of provisions, and four wooden and eight iron anchors, all of which are suggestive of a size far greater than he... ...re stranded on the shore; thirty thousand men were thirty years in digging the iron to make her hull. Her cables were; as thick as the diameter of St.... ... were compelled to remain surrendered to the Spanish Admiral, Don Frederick de Toledo. Don Frederick was embarrassed by the situation. He would willin...

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...o bed. P Yesterday, the wine workers gathered at a nearby vineyard, old men and girls, in tattered clothes, some lazy, some hard-working, pressing... ...tled with damp. Clouds made the day cool. Someone toyed with a flute, the men treading, emptying husks over sandy soil, now and then pausing to talk... ...eak. Atthis ran up to me. Anak- toria came. Gyrinno came. Boys yelled. Old men rushed past the house. Dogs barked. Someone banged a drum. Such clamor... ...mehow out of focus; yet it seems I hear the flute and lyre of the ceramic players. I dreamed I talked with Cyprus-born... No, that is a poor li... ...th his rasping tongue and fish eyes—was there a more dishonest ruler? How ironical that he should represent us! As he kept folding and unfolding his... ...fraid?” he asked. “Of what?” “That it might bring bad luck.” He laughed ironically, as he flipped and caught the scarab, with a flick of his wrist... ...s, bows and arrows, arquebuses...standards...saddlery. The King admired a Toledo sword and a pair of antique Hungarian spurs. I was taken by an engr... ...h. Sometimes the courtyard was a refuge. Cypress. Old ones. “With my big iron key, I stepped into my rooms. Five. My studio had good light. Of cour... ...it, pricking thing for future pricking, if need be: long, needle-pointed: Toledo steel: the right length to kill her—or me. Laughter and fog, spines...

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...ak door had been put in by his orders, and the walls were lined with sheet-iron; he even re- placed the dirty window sash by panes of ribbed glass, so... ...s. “My gaffer will go farther with his ‘sabots’ than yours with their cast-iron contrivances that turn out mass books all day long,” he would boast. “... ...e MM. Didot he came to know of excellent work- ers, honest and industrious men; he will choose his succes- sor, no doubt, from among the best of them.... ...ll describe him for those who are accustomed to dealings with all kinds of men, and can appreciate its value—Cointet concealed the expression of his e... ...n Sun- days, and lived on a remarkably good understanding with the Liberal men of business. There were those in L ’Houmeau who said that this divergen... ... privilege of our literature; papermaking will be for France what coal and iron and coarse potter’s clay are for England—a monopoly. I mean to be the ... ...yourself,” returned the Spaniard. “Though I am a canon of the cathedral of Toledo, I occa- sionally smoke a cigarette. God gave us tobacco to allay ou... ...he postilion shut the door. “Now speak; I am listening,” said the canon of Toledo, to Lucien’s bewilderment. “I am an old priest; you can tell me ever... ...protector. “Here, in this caleche beside the Abbe Carlos Herrera, canon of Toledo, secret envoy from His Majesty Ferdinand VII. to his Majesty the Kin...

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...at he did not observe his own success; he did not hear, he did not see the ironical exclamations of admiration, the genuine appreciation, the biting g... ... opera ball in search of an adventure, and who expect it as confidently as men looked for a lucky coup at roulette in Frascati’s day, he seemed quite ... ...easant who has never heard of the Grand livre. With a few rare exceptions, men wear no masks in Paris; a man in a domino is thought ridiculous. In thi... ...no is thought ridiculous. In this the spirit of the nation betrays itself. Men who want to hide their good fortune can enjoy the opera ball without go... ...r and this attractive youth, whom pov- erty had not long since held in its iron grip in the heart of Paris. Beauty and youth might cover him in deep g... ... of keen raillery. “No!” said the fat mask in his ear, repaying a thousand ironies in one by the accent he lent the monosyllable. Rastignac, who was n... ...ndsome Dutch woman would have swallowed up the income of the Archbishop of Toledo; she ate two nota- ries out of house and home—” “And kept Maxime de ... ... an escaped convict, but that you are in fact Don Carlos Herrera, canon of Toledo, and secret envoy of this Majesty Ferdinand VII.,” said he, addressi... ...anchon, and some others are to be confronted with the self-styled Canon of Toledo; they will not recognize him as Jacques Collin who was arrested in t...

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...women, yawning, their old shoes slapping. The dawn mist spun away. Cues of men with lunch-boxes clumped toward the immensity of new factories, sheets ... ...ies, sheets of glass and hollow tile, glittering shops where five thousand men worked beneath one roof, pouring out the honest wares that would be sol... ...able elm, two respectable grass-plots, a cement driveway, and a corrugated iron garage. Yet Babbitt was again dreaming of the fairy child, a dream mor... ... was per- fection, and made him also perfect. He regarded the cor- rugated iron garage. For the three-hundred-and-sixty-fifth time in a year he reflec... ...abbitt feel loyal and important. It associated him with Good Fellows, with men who were nice and human, and important in business circles. It was his ... ...lled. The familiarity of the rite fortified him: the sight of the tall red iron gasoline-pump, the hollow-tile and terra- cotta garage, the window ful... ...spell, I simply seek the best hotel, no matter in what town I be—St. Paul, Toledo, or K.C., in Washington, Schenectady, in Louisville or Albany. And a... ...same good jolly kind of guff, ‘bout autos, politics and stuff and baseball players of renown that Nice Guys talk in my home town! “Then when I entered...

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...ed. Any floating tradi- tions that may once have existed, transmitted from men who had known him, had long since died out, and of other record there w... ...one; for the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were incurious as to “the men of the time,” a reproach against which the nineteenth has, at any rate,... ...er’s judgment to decide whether the data justify the inference or not. The men whose names by common consent stand in the front rank of Spanish litera... ...Glorious Deeds, and Noble Posterity of the Famous Nuno Alfonso, Alcaide of Toledo,” written in 1648 by the industrious genealogist Rodrigo Mendez Silv... ...onso VI, and was rewarded by divers grants of land in the neighbourhood of Toledo. On one of his acquisitions, about two leagues from the city, he bui... ... seems to have taken umbrage. Everyone who has paid even a flying visit to Toledo will remem- ber the ruined castle that crowns the hill above the spo... ...us a piece of property to be left in private hands; and he had him heavily ironed and lodged in his own prison. If he thought that by these means he c... ... could make noth- ing of him, the Dey sent him back to prison more heavily ironed than before. The poverty-stricken Cervantes family had been all this... ...h him, the case of Cervantes was critical. He was already on board heavily ironed, when the Dey at length agreed to reduce his demand by one-half, and...

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...curst fortune; and long life to the supreme benevolence of His Eminence of Toledo, Don Bernardo de Sandoval y Rojas; and what matter if there be no pr... ...ntly, and found him sitting up in bed in a green baize waistcoat and a red Toledo cap, and so withered and dried up that he looked as if he had been t... ...ing for a single knight-errant to demolish an army of two hundred thousand men, as if they all had but one throat or were made of sugar paste? Nay, te... ..., I suspect it to be all fiction, fable, and falsehood, and dreams told by men awakened from sleep, or rather still half asleep.” “That is another mis... ...as of the fame of her beauty. She treated with scorn a thousand gentlemen, men of valour and wisdom, and took up with a smooth-faced sprig of a page, ... ...ars of princes, times would be different, and other ages would be reckoned iron ages more than ours, which I hold to be the golden of these latter day... ...nlucky scheme; but it was all preaching in the desert and ham- mering cold iron. Nevertheless, among many other representations made to him, the house... ...friars, and it is now reckoned the greatest good luck to kiss or touch the iron chains with which they girt and tortured their bodies, and they are he... ...ifficulties in the way of the promise of my government; for I have heard a Toledo apothecary, who talked like a goldfinch, say that where 228 Don Qui...

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...ed. Any floating tradi- tions that may once have existed, transmitted from men who had known him, had long since died out, and of other record there w... ...one; for the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were incurious as to “the men of the time,” a reproach against which the nineteenth has, at any rate,... ...er’s judgment to decide whether the data justify the inference or not. The men whose names by common consent stand in the front rank of Spanish litera... ...Glorious Deeds, and Noble Posterity of the Famous Nuno Alfonso, Alcaide of Toledo,” written in 1648 by the industrious genealogist Rodrigo Mendez Silv... ...onso VI, and was rewarded by divers grants of land in the neighbourhood of Toledo. On one of his acquisitions, about two leagues from the city, he bui... ... seems to have taken umbrage. Everyone who has paid even a flying visit to Toledo will remem- ber the ruined castle that crowns the hill above the spo... ...us a piece of property to be left in private hands; and he had him heavily ironed and lodged in his own prison. If he thought that by these means he c... ...he could make nothing of him, the Dey sent him back to prison more heavily ironed than before. The poverty-stricken Cervantes family had been all this... ...h him, the case of Cervantes was critical. He was already on board heavily ironed, when the Dey at length agreed to reduce his demand by one-half, and...

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... only vain coxcombs would dare to write on sub- jects already described by men really and deservedly eminent; on the other hand, that these subjects h... ...llying, cursing, storming, fighting, as is sometimes the wont with gentle- men of his cloth and education. Mr. Brock was strictly, what the Marquis of... ... having a command at the battle of the Boyne; though probably (as he never men- tioned the fact) upon the losing side. The very year before this narra... ...hich he used to bring home as he won; and which he depos- ited in a strong iron chest, cunningly screwed down by himself under his own bed. This Mrs. ... ...and his way of disposing of them; how he kept his money screwed down in an iron chest in their room; and a very lucky fellow did Brock consider his of... ...ter.” And she went back to the sofa again, and sat down, and looked at the players. Mr. Brock looked at her white face and fixed eyes with a grim kind... ...urse you, we’ll die together!” shouted the Count, as he too pulled out his toledo, and sprang at Mrs. Catherine. “Help! murder! thieves!” shrieked she... ...sary; for, after shouting many times, and in vain, Mr. Brock found a small iron bar (indeed, he had the instrument for many days in his pocket), and f...

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...lly in forming my mind and body. She feared for me the usual fate of young men, who believe their for- tunes made, and who find themselves their own m... ...in person, at the commencement of the spring, had drawn away all the young men of my age to commence their first campaign; and, what piqued me most, t... ... him by the captains of the two companies of Muske- teers, as to the young men who served in them. I have reason for believing, that I owe to Maupertu... ...d. She unceasingly wore brace- lets, garters, and a girdle, all armed with iron points, which oftentimes inflicted wounds upon her; and her tongue, fo... ...t Orange, found nearly all the suffrages favourable. So striking while the iron was hot, they obtained a provisional judgment from Neufchatel, which a... ...a private cabinet, when D’Antin arrived from Versailles. He approached the players, and asked what was the position of the game, with an eager- ness w... ...or himself and accorded none to oth- ers. His brain and his health were of iron; his conduct was so also; his nature was savage and cruel. He was prof... ... blamed even by his own countrymen. Staremberg did not make a long stay at Toledo, but in quitting the town, burnt the superb palace in the Moorish st... ...se acts had excited such dis- approval that she was sent from her exile at Toledo to Bayonne), sister too of the Queen of Portugal, who had in- duced ...

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...re it is bad, it goes beyond the worst; it is the delight of the basest of men. Where it is good, it reaches the exquisite, the very best; it minister... ...tes.’ Putting aside the rather slight connection established be- tween two men of whom one is of very little importance compared with the other, this ... ...eventeenth century. There were nevertheless, before 17 Rabelais that, two men, certainly very different and even hostile, who were its initiators and... ...e, and other their neighbours, all stiff drinkers, brave fellows, and good players at the kyles. The good man Grangousier took great pleasure in their... ...ide himself in the water for fear of rain. He would strike out of the cold iron, be often in the dumps, and frig and wriggle it. He would flay the fox... ...long as the great pillars of Enay, and the horn was hanging to it in great iron chains, it being of the wideness of a tun of mer- chant ware. After th... ...ick and dead judge. At the pilferers. At unoven the iron. At the caveson. At the false cl... ...ith the ball was over or under the line. The waters are the heats that the players take till they sweat again. The cords of the rackets are made of th... ...n his hand. Although, to speak in the true diabological sense or phrase of Toledo, I must needs confess and acknowledge that veritably the devils cann...

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... AND GOD DISPOSES.” There are but few im- portant events in the affairs of men brought about by their own choice. Although frequently urged by friends... ...ted of in two volumes in such way as to do justice to all the officers and men engaged. There were thousands of instances, during the rebellion, of in... ...e Kanawha River, Vir- ginia, in 1825, being at the time one of the wealthy men of the West. My grandmother Grant died in 1805, leaving seven chil- dre... ...cothe, about seventy miles, with a neighbor’s family, who were removing to Toledo, Ohio, and returned alone; and had gone once, in like manner, to Fla... ...question, and in a few minutes all the sailors charged with mutiny were in irons. I rather felt for a time a wish that I had not gone aboard just then... ...ard just then. As the men charged with mutiny submitted to being placed in irons without resistance, I always doubted if they knew that they had mutin... ...orral, the former with ropes to serve as halters, the latter with branding irons and a fire to keep the irons heated. A lasso was then thrown over the... ...mainder the pay of privates. This would not secure a band leader, nor good players on certain instruments. In gar- rison there are various ways of kee... ...oirs eye was regaled, on every block near the water front, by the sight of players at faro. Often broken places were found in the street, large enough...

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...encing what he would later call “a sud-den and almost universal turning of men 6 Sherwood Anderson from the old handicrafts towards our modern life o... ... two nov- els mostly written in Elyria, Windy McPherson’s Son and Marching Men, both by now largely for- gotten. They show patches of talent but also ... ...hobic, the result is a book about extreme states of being, the collapse of men and women who have lost their psychic bearings and now hover, at best t... ...ys going on. It doesn’t stop. Water and paint can’t stop it. If a thing is iron, then what? It rusts, you see. That’s fire, too. The world is on fire.... ...his whole body quivering with excite- ment. In spite of themselves all the players watched him closely. The opposing pitcher be- came confused. “Now! ... ... off the bases, ad- vancing, retreating, held as by an invisible cord. The players of the opposing team also watched Joe. They were fascinated. For a ... ... on a summer afternoon, you have perhaps seen, blinking in a corner of his iron cage, a huge, grotesque kind of monkey, a creature with ugly, sagging,... ...ors, had been killed in a street fight with the edi- tor of a newspaper in Toledo, Ohio. The fight con- cerned the publication of Clarence Richmond’s ... ...el muttering with wrath. Crossing a little dusty street and climbing a low iron railing, he went to sit upon the grass in the station yard. George Wil...

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...ted States a week, and who asked me whether lords in England ever spoke to men who were not lords. Nor can I omit the opening address of another gentl... ...er political arrangements! To a Frenchman—I do not of course include great men who have made the subject a study,—but to the ordinary in- telligent Fr... ...f foreign politics, seeing that the subject is not there often taken up by men who are absolutely igno- rant, and that mistakes when made are subject ... ...educated. They are seldom troubled with mauvaise honte; I do not say it in irony, but begging that the words may be taken at their proper meaning. The... ...offin and as high as a linen chest—and, in return for this, he receives an iron ticket with a number on it. As he approaches the end of his first inst... ... is it for corn and wheat only that its waters are needed. Tim- ber, lead, iron, coal, pork—all find, or should find, their exit to the world at large... ...ll it all goes on toward Buffalo. Then on Lake Erie there are the ports of Toledo, Cleveland, and Erie. At the bottom of Lake Erie there is this city ... ...rts round the lakes: Racine, Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Port Sarnia, Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, and many others. At these ports the produce is generally... ...erica the bitterness against England has amounted almost to a passion. The players—those chroniclers of the time—have had no hits so sure as those whi...

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...d temperate and nearly cloudless in the eastern United States. Millions of men and women readied themselves for work. Some made their way to the T win... ...ing of their checked bags, not their screening at the checkpoint. All five men cleared the checkpoint and made their way to the gate for American 11. ... ...ternational Airport in the Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C., five more men were preparing to take their early morning flight.At 7:15, a pair 2 THE... ...rcraft was not hijacked, and tracked Delta 1989 as it reversed course over Toledo, headed east, and landed in Cleveland. 156 But another aircraft was ... .... 102 THE 9/11 COMMISSION REPORT Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 102 Ironically, this committee was eliminated in the 1970s as Congress was unde... ..., Ramzi Binalshibh, Marwan al Shehhi, and Ziad Jarrah would all become key players in the 9/11 conspiracy. Mohamed Atta Mohamed Atta was born on Septe... ...s completed and the equipment was ready, but legal issues were still being ironed out. 114 By August 11, the principals had agreed to deploy the Preda... ... have made them very interested in learning more about Mihdhar. 71 The sad irony is that the agents who found the source were being kept from obtainin... ...ur hearings we regularly asked witnesses:Who is the quarterback? The other players are in their positions, doing their jobs. But who is calling the pl...