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...the next city by carrying loads, digging fortifications, serving as human shields, or being pushed into moats as fill. Those unqualified for any of ...

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...the next city by carrying loads, digging fortifications, serving as human shields, or being pushed into moats as fill. Those unqualified for any of ...

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...y. John L. Russell. Palmer C. Rick- etts, Willir.ni Lispeiiard. William H, Shields, Henry C. Shields, Hobart W. Thompson, George S. Thompson, Reynolds... ...Fuller, (t. A. Gil- bert, T. R. (irillith, R. Mowen, J. I'. Ryan. W. L. R. Shields, J. A. Tillinghast, J. F. Weis, C. E. Wolsby. .L S. Westbrook. The ... ...Karoher. Eelley.Eissani, Lu- Monte, Merrill, Potter, Rooney, Ryan, Sheedy, Shields, Stevens, Stocking, Thompson, burner, Titft, Van Woert, H, B, Wood.... ...ohtenliuin, Metzger '09; Gutuian and Payne '10. Grannie, Howard, Kissiini, Shields, Stevens and West brook '10, having hoounie ineligi- ble because of... ...ALL PROBED lead of 75 yards. The quarter mile was an exciting race between Shields '10 at scratch and Lester '11, who had 15 yards, the former winning... ...lex ander '11-, third, Kelley '10 Time. 10 2-5 sec. I 440-yardsdash—Won by Shields '10 (scrotch) ; seoond, Lester '11; third, B. P, Allen '08. Time, 5... ...Sehoomaker of New York city ; Miss Schultz of Kingston, N. Y'. ; Miss Anna Shields of Troy. N. Y. ; Miss Mabel Stower and Miss Florence Van VIeck of M...

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... and services. Put differently: the USA protects the producers and the EU shields the consumer. The USA is interested in the maximization of output ...

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...ionship is supposed to be a reasonably fluid journey, not a situation where you are in 'shields up' mode all the time, and where you have to become ...

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...his individuated existence otherwise blurred by the incessant torture. Pain shields the sufferer from disintegration and capitulation. It preserves...

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... of goods and services. Put differently: the USA protects the producers and the EU shields the consumer. The USA is interested in the maximization ... ...ies: computer anonymizers, safe (anonymous) browsers, face transplants, electronic shields, firewalls, how-to-vanish-and-start-a-new-life- elsewhere... ... of goods and services. Put differently: the USA protects the producers and the EU shields the consumer. The USA is interested in the maximization...

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... of goods and services. Put differently: the USA protects the producers and the EU shields the consumer. The USA is interested in the maximization ... ...ies: computer anonymizers, safe (anonymous) browsers, face transplants, electronic shields, firewalls, how-to-vanish-and-start-a-new-life- elsewhere... ... of goods and services. Put differently: the USA protects the producers and the EU shields the consumer. The USA is interested in the maximization...

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...uman species; the art of conquering the truth by breaking the narcissistic shields we were defending ourselves with (and that we continue to defend ...

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...them before moving on to other aspects of their training. Sir William taught shields and armor upkeep. Sir George had the class use a wooden horse...

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...ated. Indeed our forefathers would have their Caske, Lance, Gantlets, and Shields carried, but so long as the service lasted, themselves would never... ...pred. In Hermus fruitfull fields, or Lycæs yellow grounds, With noyse of shields and feet, the trembling earth so sounds. 'This many-headed, dive... ...t is even as nature framed the same at first. And against any conflict it shields it selfe, but with a naturall and common march. Bookes have not so ...

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.... Read Greek Ancient history. They all polished their armor and helmets and shields and swords until they shone like mirrors. Every hero who was ... ...est. Why? Because all of the killers were using the mirrors of their armor, shields, and swords, to blind their foes with reflected and deflected ... ... the killer from the blinding reflections of the enemy’s armor and swords and shields. Why do you think Greeks only fought in the noonday sun; a... ...d killing. Being so blinded by flashing reflections of sunlight glancing off shields and swords and armor: that you did not even see who you killed... ...nemies; by seeming to attack one opponent: when they were actually using their shields as mirrors to see if some unsuspecting enemy behind them, or t...

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...after another, and to drink their blood. Then the Earth cried out because of the deeds of the unrighteous. Azazel taught men to make swords, knives, shields, breastplates, the fabrication of mirrors and the workmanship of bracelets and ornaments, the use of paint, the beautifying of the eyebrows, the use of stones of every valuable and select kind, and of all sorts of dye...

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..., and over that ford there groweth a fair tree, and thereon hang many fair shields that wielded sometime good knights, and at the hole of the tree han... ...cy, said Sir Ector, and de- parted and came to the tree, and saw many fair shields. And among them he saw his brother’s shield, Sir Lionel, and many m... ...of yours, such as ye trust, and look that the three knights have all white shields, and I also, and no painture on the shields, and we four will come ... ...ng departed, and sent unto Sir Launcelot three knights with the four white shields. And on the Tuesday 12 Sir Thomas Malory they lodged them in a lit... ...horses as fast as they might run, and either smote other in midst of their shields, that both their horses’ backs brast under them, and the knights we... ...oth stonied. And as soon as they might avoid their horses, they took their shields afore them, and drew out their swords, and came together eagerly, a... ...agerly, and either gave other many strong strokes, for there might neither shields nor har- ness hold their strokes. And so within a while they had bo... ...n they hurtled together as two wild bulls rushing and lash- ing with their shields and swords, that sometime they fell both over their noses. Thus the... ... find there many knights of the Round Table, for I have seen many of their shields that I know on yonder tree. There is Kay’s shield, and Sir Brandel’...

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... Gawaine. Allardin of the Isles, said the other. Then either dressed their shields and smote together, but Sir Gawaine smote him so hard through the h... ...foot and dressed his shield, and struck together mightily, and clave their shields, and stoned their helms, and brake their hauberks that the blood ra... ...was Tor ware where two pavilions were, and great spears stood out, and two shields hung on trees by the pavilions. I may not tarry, said Sir Tor, for ... ...nd at the last they were ware of two pavilions, even by a priory, with two shields, and the one shield was enewed with white, and the other shield was... ...hey arose lightly and drew their swords as eagerly as lions, and put their shields afore them, and smote through the shields, that the cantels fell of...

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...er and great store of precious stones from the bright spangles (10) of the shields. Through the hurtling this did hap. Then the guests of the host bet... ...ing breastplates, too, were put in trim, also the stanch helmets and their shields both fair and broad. Now their journey to the Burgundian land drew ... ...fashioned fair. Smoothly trotted the steeds of bold Siegfried’s men. Their shields were new; gleam- ing and broad and fair their helmets, as Siegfried... ...s these guests and took from their hands the black sumpters which bore the shields. The steeds, too, they wished to lead away for easement. How boldly... ...ng whence came these lordly warriors in such shining array, with such good shields, both new and broad. 41 The Nibelungenlied Loth was it to Gunther,... ...lunged the spurs; with all their might they couched the spears against the shields. At this great fear befell the mighty king. After the thrust the ho... ...ast, too, struck many a savage blow; the might of each broke full upon the shields. Thirty of Liudegast’s men stood there on guard, but ere they could... ...lmets many a spear, thrown by here’s hand, hur- tling through the gleaming shields. Blood-red was colored many a lordly buckler; many a man in the fie... ... and wine. Never could the com- rades have been more merry. Their battered shields were borne away for keeping, and enow there was of bloody saddles w...

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...ld all about, and double dyked. And over the tower gate there hung a fifty shields of divers colours, and under that tower there was a fair meadow. An... ...eir horses fell to the earth, and they avoided their horses, and put their shields afore them and drew their swords, and either gave other sad strokes... ...ll manner of thing that there is about, men and women, and horses trapped, shields and spears were all of the colour of Inde, and his name is Sir Pers... ...ell dead to the earth; and lightly they avoided their horses and put their shields afore them, and drew their swords, and gave many great strokes that... ... grovelling on the ground. Thus they fought two hours and more, that their shields and their hauberks were all forhewen, and in many steads they were ... ...s he rode, how there hung full goodly armed knights by the neck, and their shields about their necks with their swords, and gilt spurs upon their heel... ...l their might that they had both, and either smote other in midst of their shields that the paitrelles, surcingles, and crup- pers brast, and fell to ... ...e castle and without. Then lightly they avoided their horses and put their shields afore them, and drew their swords and ran together like two fierce ... ... they recov- ered both, and hewed great pieces off their harness and their shields that a great part fell into the fields. 31 Le Morte Darthur – Book...

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...ix hundred shekels of beaten gold went to one target. 16 And three hundred shields made he of beaten gold: Second Chronicles 9:5 – 9:16 19 three hund... ...store of victual, and of oil and wine. 12 And in every several city he put shields and spears, and made them exceeding strong, having Judah and Benjam... ...d the treasures of the king’s house; he took all: he carried away also the shields of gold which Solomon had made. 10 Instead of which king Rehoboam m... ...lds of gold which Solomon had made. 10 Instead of which king Rehoboam made shields of brass, and committed them to the hands of the chief of the guard... ...pears, out of Judah three hundred thousand; and out of Benjamin, that bare shields and drew bows, two hun dred and fourscore thousand: all these were... ...e priest delivered to the cap tains of hundreds spears, and bucklers, and shields, that had been king David’s, which were in the house of God. 10 And... ...against the enemy. 14 And Uzziah prepared for them throughout all the host shields, and spears, and helmets, and habergeons, and bows, and slings to c... ... wall without, and repaired Millo in the city of David, and made darts and shields in abundance. 6 And he set captains of war over the people, and gat... ...for silver, and for gold, and for precious stones, and for spices, and for shields, and for all manner of pleasant jewels; 28 Storehouses also for the...

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...The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol One common friend from Randolph [Mr. Shields]; and feeling, as I really do, that I, to say the most of myself, a... ...S Article written by Lincoln for the Sangamon Journal in ridicule of James Shields, who, as State Auditor, had de- clined to receive State Bank notes ... ... and another subse- quent letter by Mary Todd, brought about the “Lincoln- Shields Duel.” LOST TOWNSHIPS August 27, 1842. DEAR Mr. PRINTER: I see you ... ... silver, for nothing only that Ford may get his two thou- sand a year, and Shields his twenty-four hundred a year, and Carpenter his sixteen hundred a... ...ooked to the bottom of it, and read aloud, “Your obe- dient servant, James Shields, Auditor.” “Aha!” says Jeff, “one of them same three fellows again.... ...ything in law requiring them to perjure themselves at the bidding of James Shields? “Will the greedy gullet of the penitentiary be satisfied with swal... ...highest bidder for silver in hand, without valuation or re- demption. Why, Shields didn’t believe that story himself; it was never meant for the truth... ...fter the proclamation? Why did n’t Carlin and Carpenter sign it as well as Shields? Answer me that, Aunt ‘Becca. I say it’s a lie, and not a well told... ...a lie, and not a well told one at that. It grins out like a copper dollar. Shields is a fool as well as a liar. With him truth is out of the question;...

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...joust and came together as fast as their horses might run, and brast their shields and the mails, and the one more than the other; and Gawaine was wou... ...there. Then they came together with such a raundon that they pierced their shields and their hauberks, and the spears flew in pieces, and they wounded... ...ixt them in likeness of a fire and a marvellous flame, that both their two shields brent. Then were they sore afraid, that they fell both to the earth...