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...might be toward, that this sweaty hast 94 Doth make the Night ioynt- Labourer with the day: 95 Who is’t that can informe me? 96 ... ... euen but now appear’d to vs, 99 Was (as you know) by Fortinbras of Norway, 100 (Thereto prick’d on by a most emulate Pride) 101 Dar’... ...113 Of vnimproued Mettle, hot and full, 114 Hath in the skirts of Norway, heere and there, 115 Shark’d vp a List of Landlesse Resolutes,... ...eeting 206 Thus much the businesse is. We haue heere writ 207 To Norway, Vncle of young Fortinbras, 208 Who Impotent and Bedrid, scars... ... As ’twere a thing a little soil’d i’th’ working: 934 Marke you your party in conuerse; him you would |(sound, 935 Hauing euer seene. In th... ...on this Businesse. 1109 Meane time we thanke you, for your well- tooke Labour. 1110 Go to your rest, at night wee’l Feast together. 1111 M... ... Be you content to lend your patience to vs, 2961 And we shall ioyntly labour with your soule 2962 To giue it due content. 2963 Laer. ...

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...iya (Sveti Ilija). Peasants sold their sacrificial bulls - the fruits of months of labour - and bought guns with the proceeds. It started rather ... ... - a promise which he kept. The modern Republic of Macedonia is today ruled by a party called VMRO-DPMNE. It is one of a few political parties to... ...pponents of his dictatorship, communists and anti-monarchists. He introduced a one-party, government-controlled electoral system. Thus, in an iro... ...create a centralist and bureaucratic court. When the Croat delegates of the Peasant Party withdrew from the fragmented Constituent Assembly in 1920 ... ...40s. Variants of fascist ideology sprang all over the world, from Iraq and Egypt to Norway and Britain. Even the Jews in Palestine had their own fa... ...iated with the Nazi regime - from industrial murder to racial theories, from slave labour to the forcible annexation of territory. Germany was a c... ...ere world ideologies, adopted enthusiastically in places as diverse as Iraq, Egypt, Norway, Latin America, and Britain. At the end of the 1930's, li... ...during WWII, women made up the majority of the population, purges and back-breaking labour further diminished male life expectancy. As a result of t...

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...ed the com- pany of my kind—as a child rushes into the midst of the dinner-party after a fright in the dark. I must have talked for about ten minutes ... ...s poem, “I seemed to move amid a world of ghosts.” There had been a garden-party at the Commander-in-Chief’s, and we two joined the crowd of homeward-... ... golden slipper with a silver heel? The protection of Pir Khan be upon his labours!” He spread out the skirts of his gabardine and pirouetted between ... ...the rough roads that led into Kafiristan?” “What did which do? There was a party called Peachey Taliaferro Carnehan that was with Dravot. Shall I tell... ...“Emar then, the arrow taking From the loosened string, Answered: ‘That was Norway breaking ‘Neath thy hand, O King.’” He gasped with pure delight of s...

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...cidal indigenous politicians. And it drains the developing world of its brains, its labour, and its raw materials, giving little in return. All pow... ...ek an analysis titled "American Empire Steps Up Fourth Expansion" in the communist party's mouthpiece People's Daily. Expansionism is an "eternal t... ... success to its political stability, neglecting to mention its pluralism and multi- party system, the sources of said endurance. But then, in an int... ... sources of said endurance. But then, in an interesting departure from the official party line, it praises US "scientific and technological innovati... ...ted Afghanistan - increased. Many refugees came back. Urban workers - mostly rural labourers displaced by war - fared worse, though. As industries ... ...iness community to enter a "Global Compact" with the U.N. to uphold "human rights, labour standards and environmental practices." The International... ... France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Austria, Poland, and perhaps Italy, Sweden, and Norway". It is eerily reminiscent of the European Union. The ... ...ere world ideologies, adopted enthusiastically in places as diverse as Iraq, Egypt, Norway, Latin America, and Britain. At the end of the 1930's, li...

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...n upon the Carso I contrived to lose during the temporary confusion of our party by the arrival and explosion of another prospective souvenir in our c... ...d foreign sentimentalists who pretend so amusingly to be socialists in the Labour Leader, whose conception of foreign policy is to give Ger- many now ... ... Alexander Severus, and later Aquileia brought Attila near to despair. Our party alighted; we inspected a 24 War and the Future very old mosaic floor... ...an in any other part of Europe. In peace time, she has constantly exported labour; the Italian worker has been a seasonal emigrant to America, north a... ...t describe it, but think of whatever would stop and de- stroy an attacking party or foil the hostile shell. It is there. Men have had nothing else to ... ...e front line. Very clean young men in white overalls do it as if it were a labour of love. And the Germans in the trenches, the German gunners, know i... ...s to destroy the mercantile marine not merely of Britain and France but of Norway and Sweden, Holland, and all the neutral countries. The German paper...

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... Julia, now married to Robert Cunningham, had come home for Christmas. The party was seated in the drawing-room, that the grown- up daughters had made... ... dance. Jim stood apart, with his legs straddled, a motionless figure. The party round the tree became absorbed and excited as more ruddy tongues of f... ...act look on his face. He was very pale, and seemed- inwardly absorbed. The party threw off their wraps and sat around. Josephine turned to Aaron Sisso... ...s of the countryside, fa- miliar to him as his own breast. A motor-car was labouring up the hill. His trained ear at- tended to it unconsciously. It s... ...le, the fons et origo of modern life. Jim was talking rather vaguely about Labour and Robert Smillie, and Bolshevism. He was all for revolu- tion and ... ...rt Smillie, and Bolshevism. He was all for revolu- tion and the triumph of labour. So they arrived, mounted a dark stair, and entered a large, handsom... ...Tanny. She was half Nor- wegian, and had spent a large part of her life in Norway, before she married Lilly. “Yes, so do I,” said Josephine. “But if o... ...f you?” “Friday,” said Lilly. “How lovely for you!—And when will you go to Norway, Tanny?” “In about a month,” said Tanny. “You must be awfully please... ...-WA A A A ATER MARK TER MARK TER MARK TER MARK TER MARK TANNY WENT AWAY to Norway to visit her people, for the first time for three years. Lilly did n...

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...Bunthorne, and it was resolved therefore to make a cheerful little cyclist party of four into the heart of Kent, and to picnic and spend an indolent a... ...arents would have thought of aeronautics. In the evening, about seven, the party turned homeward, expect- ing no disaster, and it was onlv on the cres... ...ILL SILENT. WHAT WILL PARIS D0? THE PANIC ON THE BOURSE. THE KING’S GARDEN PARTY TO THE MASKED TWAREGS. MR. BUTTERIDGE TAKES AN OFFER. LATEST BETTING ... ...ought about a new T rojan war, was his abduction of the Princess Helena of Norway and his blank refusal to marry her. Then followed his marriage with ... ... tical dimensions. Every need was lavishly supplied them— money, material, labour; only space was restricted. T o begin, therefore, they built high pe...

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... five hundred years; but some remains of them are still found. Often, when labourers are digging up the ground, to make foundations for houses or chur... ...roubled England sorely. These were the Northmen, the people of Denmark and Norway, whom the English called the Danes. They were a warlike people, quit... ...eace, as he was great and good in war, King Alfred never rested from his labours to improve his people. He loved to talk with clever men, and with t... ...e had studied Latin after learning to read English, and now another of his labours was, to translate Latin books into the English Saxon tongue, that h... ...se!’ Immediately on these words being spoken, the floor where the opposite party sat gave way, and some were killed and many wounded. You may be prett... ... rebel brother in Flanders, who was a vassal of Harold Hardrada , King of Norway. This brother, and this Norwegian King, joining their forces against... ...hat man who has fallen?’ Harold asked of one of his captains. ‘The King of Norway,’ he replied. ‘He is a tall and stately king,’ said Harold, ‘but his... ...ame with a great train to hunt in the New Forest. Fine Scholar was of the party. They were a merry party, and had lain all night at Malwood Keep, a h... ...d cheer, both at supper and break fast, and had drunk a deal of wine. The party dispersed in various directions, as the custom of hunters then was. T...

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...h it was his duty to kill the Devil-child, he could not think of letting a party of unarmed men go through the Jungle, which might produce the Wolf-de... ...artermaster on board a big steamer that took tourists to the North Cape in Norway. When the tourist season was over, the steamer ran between London an... ...sink. In half an hour the Little People of the Rocks would be ending their labours, and, as you know, the dhole does not fight best in the twilight. ...

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...rs harrying the coasts of Ireland and Scotland, after which they returned to Norway. CHAPTER II THE BATTLE OF HAFRSFJORD AT THAT TIME N ORWAY WAS ... ...ent at the battle, although Hordland belonged to his dominion. Onund and his party had arrived that autumn from the westernseas, and when Thorir and K... ... side were very large, and the battle was one of the greatest ever fought in Norway. There are many accounts of it, for one always hears much about th... ...in the western parts many distinguished men who had fled from their homes in Norway before King Harald, for he declared all who fought against him out... ...roperty. As soon as Onund had recovered from his wound, Thrand went with his party to Geirmund Swarthyskin, who was the most eminent of the vikings in... ...ur of his youth he preferred to find some other occupation. So Onund and his party returned to the Southern Islands, where they met many of their frie... ...aid: “I have something better to do than to keep my men guarding him. I have labour enough with my lands, and he shall not come in my way.” The Saga o... ...ding of the bridge had cost Thorsteinn, who was a great worker in iron, much labour. Grettir was a first rate hand at forging the iron, but was not of... ....” The Saga of Grettir the Strong 160 “You may venture it,” she said, “much labour will you have before Grettir is laid in the earth; often your lot ...

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...Rabelais is drawn up—which, by the bye, will entail a very great amount of labour—the easiest part will certainly be the bibliography of the old edi- ... ...l this? What moveth him to take all these pains? What are the hopes of his labour? What doth he expect to reap thereby? Nothing but a little marrow. T... ...d hence- forward nothing else but rest, and all the days of my life I have laboured for nothing so much as peace; but now I must, 106 Gargantua & Pan... ...re to have the charge of this garrison, with a 114 Gargantua & Pantagruel party competent for keeping of the place, which, besides its natural streng... ...e passed the Rhine over the bellies of the Switzers and lansquenets, and a party of these hath sub- dued Luxembourg, Lorraine, Champagne, and Savoy, e... ...ntua & Pantagruel and Styria. Then they set fiercely together upon Lubeck, Norway, Swedeland, Rie, Denmark, Gitland, Greenland, the Sterlins, even unt... ...ss shall this day play devilish pranks amongst them. By G—, whoever of our party shall offer to play the duck, and shrink when blows are a-dealing, I ...

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...me: “They, after long contention, Will come to bloodshed; and the rustic party Will drive the other out with much offence. Then afterwards behoves... ...d he: “Fiercely adverse have they been T o me, and to my fathers, and my party; So that two several times I scattered them.” “If they were banishe... ...rds rebuilt it Upon the ashes left by Attila, In vain had caused their labour to be done. Of my own house I made myself a gibbet.” 53 Dante I I I... ... thou do cleanse thee. Thy fortune so much honour doth reserve thee, One party and the other shall be hungry For thee; but far from goat shall be ... ...e such as you are were approaching. I of your city am; and evermore Your labours and your honourable names I with affection have retraced and hear... ...thigh revolves Exactly on the thickness of the haunch, The Guide, with labour and with hard-drawn breath, T urned round his head where he had had ... ... So famous have dishonoured, and two crowns. And he of Portugal and he of Norway Shall there be known, and he of Rascia too, Who saw in evil hour...

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...ilosophers were revealed with un- pleasing suddenness. “My goodness, a tea-party! Oh really, Rickie, you are too bad! I say again: wicked, abominable,... .... Oh, let me introduce—” Ansell was now the sole remnant of the discussion party. He still stood on the hearthrug with a burnt match in his hand. Miss... ...n the inequalities of the floor. The place looked as big as Switzerland or Norway— as indeed for the moment it was—and he came upon it at a time when ... ...ng, nagging, nagging, like a maiden lady who has not been invited to a tea-party. Rickie wondered whether, after all, Ansell and the extremists might ... ...d, “Shall we divide the waters from the land or not? Was not the firmament labour and glory suf- ficient?” At all events it was the beginning of life ... ...ford. Between them they ruled the vil- lage, one claiming the souls of the labourers, the other their bodies. If a man desired other religion or other... ...e a map. The line be- tween the county and the local, the line between the labourer and the artisan—he knew them all, and strengthened them with no un...

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...d my obedience the rescue did not 45 e e cummings take place, nor did our party excite even the curiosity of the scarce and soggy inhabitants of the ... ...e in turn for the purpose of deter- mining the guiltiness of the suspected party. If the latter were found guilty by the Commission, he or she was sen... ...ed from three to six wagonfuls of water twice a day, and in reward for the labour involved in its capture was in the habit of giving a cup of coffee t... ...nish girl all right—English girl no good, no face—everywhere these things: Norway sailors German girls Sweedisher matches Holland candles” … had been ... ... Friend, of no one has he ever or will he ever say My Enemy. When there is labour to do he works like a dog ... the day we had nettoyage de chambre, f... ...s sent for. He en- tered; heard the case; and made a speech. If the guilty party would immediately return the stolen towel, he, The Fencer, would guar...

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...well esteemed man For Godfrey’s sake his brother, and his own; The King of Norway’s heir Gernando than, Proud of his father’s title, sceptre, crown; R... ...we think betide; He is thy friend ‘gainst all the world beside. LXVI “True labour in the vineyard of thy Lord, Ere prime thou hast the imposed day-wor... ...“See that big man that all in brown is bound, Gernando called, the King of Norway’s son, A prouder knight treads not on grass or ground, His pride hat... ... pride was such, there was no place for love. XVI Gernando was the King of Norway’s son, That many a realm and region had to guide, And for his elders... ...ge young, but old in years, Her curled locks about her front are twined, A party-colored robe of silk she wears: This shall conduct you swift as air o... ...he wind in this strange music bore his part. 357 Torquato Tasso XIII With party-colored plumes’ and purple bill, A wondrous bird among the rest there...

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...en- tral Africa? Suppose Germany makes sudden proposals af- fecting native labour that win over the Portuguese and the Boers? There are a score of suc... ...ho happen to be at the head of this or that nation for the time being. Our Labour people will not stand this sort of thing and they will not be bound ... ... of the most significant features of the time is the evident desire of the Labour movement in every European country to take part in a collateral conf... ...d single vote method of election is employed it has to be fought on purely party lines. He is the select man of the Democratic half, or of the Republi... ...fic method of proportional representation could be used. But I suppose the party politician in this, as in most of our affairs, must still have his po... ... have any enthusiasm for the Old Man. It is difficult again— by the dinner-party standards—to know how Lord Curzon can be restrained. But we common pe... ...; the sturdy peasants of Bulgaria suffered from a kindred imposition. Even Norway was saddled with as much of a king as it would stand, as a condition... ...his conception of a life president; both the King of Italy and the King of Norway live as simply as if they were in the White House and are far more a... ...of struggling through this bottle-neck it were conducted from the coast of Norway, where these pests might harbour in a hundred fiords. Con- sider too...

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...................................................................... 27 THE LABOUR UNREST................................................................. ...end in a dispersed, deflated state, chiefly in the seas between Orkney and Norway—though I say it who should not. But these aeroplanes can fly all rou... ...- tion. There is, for example, that flow to and fro across the Atlantic of labourers from the Mediterranean. Italian work- men by the hundred thousand... ...national and imperial development. That greater public life which is above party and above creed and sect has, we are told, taken hold of his imaginat... ...nce then the national spirit, hampered though it is by the tradi- tions of party government and a legacy of intellectual and social heaviness, has bee... ...r—the sacred principle of Free Trade has always impressed me as a piece of party claptrap; but I have never been able to understand how an attempt to ... ...nity twirl through the neck of the hour-glass. THE L THE L THE L THE L THE LABOUR UNREST ABOUR UNREST ABOUR UNREST ABOUR UNREST ABOUR UNREST ( ( ( ( (... ...n Empire, Italy, Belgium, Japan, Hol- land, Spain and Portugal, Sweden and Norway, Turkey in Europe, Egypt and the whole Empire of India, and the popu...

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...esist. If then his Providence Out of our evil seek to bring forth good, Our labour must be to pervert that end, And out of good still to find means o... ... works Created hugest that swim th’ Ocean stream: Him haply slumbring on the NORWAY foam The Pilot of some small night founder’d Skiff, Deeming some I... ...d in what place so e’re Thrive under evil, and work ease out of pain Through labour and endurance. This deep world Of darkness do we dread? How oft ... ... as we were driven, The punie habitants, or if not drive, Seduce them to our Party, that thir God May prove thir foe, and with repenting hand Abolish ... ...r’d with the smell of infant blood, to dance With LAPLAND Witches, while the labouring Moon Eclipses at thir charms. The other shape, If shape it mig...

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...well esteemed man For Godfrey’s sake his brother, and his own; The King of Norway’s heir Gernando than, Proud of his father’s title, sceptre, crown; R... ...we think betide; He is thy friend ‘gainst all the world beside. LXVI “True labour in the vineyard of thy Lord, Ere prime thou hast the imposed day-wor... ...“See that big man that all in brown is bound, Gernando called, the King of Norway’s son, A prouder knight treads not on grass or ground, His pride hat... ... pride was such, there was no place for love. XVI Gernando was the King of Norway’s son, That many a realm and region had to guide, And for his elders... ...ge young, but old in years, Her curled locks about her front are twined, A party-colored robe of silk she wears: This shall conduct you swift as air o... ...he wind in this strange music bore his part. 357 Torquato Tasso XIII With party-colored plumes’ and purple bill, A wondrous bird among the rest there... ...aynim fled, 159 Toward the tree he marched, she thither start, 406 “True labour in the vineyard of thy Lord, 43 “Turks, Persians conquered, Antioch... ... noble look, 392 With murmur loud down from the mountain’s side 285 With party-colored plumes’ and purple bill, 357 “With public prayer, zeal and f...