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... Hasupha, the children of Tebbaoth, 48 The children of Ceros, the children os Siaa, the children of Phadon, the children of Lebana, 582 Book of Nehem... ...ing, and I will instruct thee in this way, in which thou shalt go: I will x my eyes upon thee. 9 Do not become like the horse and the mule, who have ... ...all come with a great multitude to destroy and slay many. 45 And he shall x his tabernacle, Apadno, between the seas, upon a glorious and holy mounta... ...ions. Prophecy of Habacuc 1165 Chapter 2 I will stand upon my watch, and x my foot upon the tower: and I will watch, to see what will be said to me,...

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..................................................................................................................................................... 12 X-ING A PARAGRAB ............................................................................................................................................... 17 METZENGERSTEIN .................................................

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.......................................................................... 12 X-ING A PARAGRAB ............................................................. ...is no competing with a lion who has no proboscis at all.” 17 V olume Four X-ING A PARAGRAB AS IT IS WELL KNOWN that the ‘wise men’ came ‘from the Eas... ...sputable, that when the exigency does occur, it almost always happens that x is adopted as a substi- tute for the letter deficient. The true reason, p... ...a substi- tute for the letter deficient. The true reason, perhaps, is that x is rather the most superabundant letter in the cases, or at least was so ... ...eretical to employ any other char- acter, in a case of this kind, than the x to which he had been accustomed. ‘I shell have to x this ere paragrab,’ s... ... nor fragility. I could not imagine a more graceful curve than that of the os femoris, and there was just that due gentle prominence in the rear of th... ...h?—why, not General John A. B. C.? Savage affair that with the Kickapo-o-o-os, wasn’t it? Say! don’t you think so?—perfect despera-a-ado—great pity, ‘...

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...HEIR CHILDREN................... 63 CHAPTER IX OF THE ARMS OF THE PARTHIANS .............................................................. 84 CHAPTER X OF BOOKS .............................................................................................................. 87 CHAPTER XI OF CRUELTY..................................................................................

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... .............................................................. 84 CHAPTER X OF BOOKS ................................................................... ...er himself has illumined the increas- ing earth.”—Cicero, Frag. Poet, lib. x.] We fluctuate betwixt various inclinations; we will nothing freely, noth... ...tant;” [“Half-dead fingers grope about, and grasp again the sword.”—Æneid, x. 396.] so falling people extend their arms before them by a natural impul... ...n, he was demoralised by his love as father and husband.”—T asso, Gierus., x. 39.] Muley Hassam, king of Tunis, he whom the Emperor Charles V . restor... ...ory grows soft under his touch and yields to his fin- gers.”—Ovid, Metam., x. 283.] 84 Book the Second CHAPTER IX CHAPTER IX CHAPTER IX CHAPTER IX CH... ...nda, Quem Venus ante alios astrorum diligit ignes, Extulit os sacrum coelo, tenebrasque resolvit;” [“As when, bathed in the waves of O...

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................................................................................................................................................ 92 RUNE X ILMARINEN FORGES THE SAMPO ................................................................................................................... 103 RUNE XI LEMMINKAINEN’S LAMENT .................................................

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...ind it, Never can the hero give it, Ukko is the only Master.” R R R R RUNE X UNE X UNE X UNE X UNE X ILMARINEN FOR ILMARINEN FOR ILMARINEN FOR ILMARIN... ...a moi ’a moi ’a moi ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. The Moon. K K K K Kos os os os os’ken nei ’ken nei ’ken nei ’ken nei ’ken nei ’ ’ ’ ’ ’ti. ti. ... ...s 0s 0s 0s’ ’ ’ ’ ’mo mo mo mo mo. . . . . The same as Osmoinen. O O O O Os noi s noi s noi s noi s noi ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. A synonym o... ... noi ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. ’nen. A synonym of Wainola’s hero. O O O O Os s s s s’ ’ ’ ’ ’mo tar mo tar mo tar mo tar mo tar . . . . . The daugh...

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...n Egypt, who often bring forth three or four children at one time. CHAPTER X Virginity, what it is, in what it consists, and how vitiated; together wi... ...oman pudor, or shame. The fissure magna reaches from the lower part of the os pubis, to within an inch of the anus, but it is less and closer in virgi... ...row thicker and fuller towards the pubis, and meeting on the middle of the os pubis, form that rising hill which is called 43 The Works of Aristotle ... ...of two spongy and skinny bodies, con- taining a distinct original from the os pubis, its tip being cov- ered with a tender skin, having a hole or pass... ...oined by its own sub- stance and by certain membranes that fasten into the os sacrum and the share-bone. Its size varies much in different women, and ... ... and is long and round, and on the upper side flattish, seated un- der the os pubis, and ordained by Nature partly for the evacu- ation of urine, and ... ...ish and old cheese, must be prohibited. 80 The Works of Aristotle CHAPTER X Of Dropsy of the Womb Uterine dropsy is an unnatural swelling, caused by ... ... drachms; with oil of mas- tich, wormwood and wax, make an ointment. SECT. X.—Of the Epilepsy and Convulsions in Children. This is a distemper that is...

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...f rope, ant I will give you work ant tress ant money, ant you can live wis os.’ I says, ‘Goot!’ “I go to ze manufactory of rope, ant ze goot man says ... ...way from prisons. He has not house nor tresses nor preat. He will live wis os. Give him clean linen, ant norish him.’ “I livet one ant a half year in ... ...sly into ze street. Nopoty have seen me, ant I go on ze roat.” 31 Boyhood X CONCLUSION OF KARL’S NARRATIVE “I HAD NOT SEEN my Mamma for nine year, an...

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...e called the metaphysics of friend- ship or love. At the beginning of Book X. we return to the topic of Pleasure, which is now regarded from a differe... ...ficult to gather, in outline at least, from what has been said. [Sidenote: X] Next let us speak of Perfected Self-Mastery, which seems to claim the ne... ...a given End, of which Practical Wisdom is the true conception.” [Sidenote: X 1143a] There is too the faculty of Judiciousness, and also its absence, i... ...it is the proper line for him to take, his former without any such notion. X And it is not possible for the same man to be at once a man of Practical ... ...ial one: and corresponding Friend- ships will follow upon such Communions. X Of Political Constitutions there are three kinds; and equal in number are... ... to speak of adding to the Chief Good. See Book X. chap. 11. [Greek: delon os oud allo ouden tagathon an eiae o meta tenos ton kath’ auto agathon aire...

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...ess what is reported of it by the learned Archbishop Eustathius, in Odyss. x., and ac- cordingly Aristotle, in his Poetic, chap, iv., does further set... ...have been by that faculty as evidently to raise our hap- piness, as by our os sublime (our erected faces) to lift the dignity of our form above them.’... ...ommon sort, but (as himself informeth us) in his very spir- its! and whose os sublime is not simply an erect face, but a brazen head, as should seem b... ...millo Querno was of Apulia, who, hearing the great encouragement which Leo X. gave to poets, travelled to Rome with a harp in his hand, and sung to it... ...ory, and service of the prince, supply its place.’—De la République, chap. x.—P . 441 ‘The balm of Dulness:’ the true balm of Dulness, called by the ...

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...ts, properly so called, are ornate, grotesque, inconvenient, and, at least os- tensibly, comfortless to the point of distress. The priest is at the sa... ...ight I I I I Industrial E ndustrial E ndustrial E ndustrial E ndustrial Ex x x x xemption and Conser emption and Conser emption and Conser emption and... ...er classes, espe- cially among the hereditary leisure class. Moreover, the os- tensible serious occupation of the upper class is that of gov- ernment,...

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...ngland was carrying on with the most formidable capacity and activity. The os- tensible England was making the empire sick with its incon- tinences, i... ...n with the dynamite none the less. I will discover a ray mightier than any X-ray: a mind ray that will explode the ammunition in the belt of my advers...

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...ould stump him, and I don’t think it would have done so if he had not made os a mouth instead of a bone, in dealing with the ‘Wolf and the Lamb.’ He w... ...ly believed that his rejection was in consequence of his confusion between os, ossis, and os, oris, and was very sore about it, had gone with Allen an... ... and prim old duenna, and meekly bore Clara’s reproachful glances. CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X ELLEN’S MA ELLEN’S MA ELLEN’S MA...

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...oe of the right foot. We made an incision over the outside of the exterior os sesamoideum pollicis pedis, and thus got at the root of the abductor mus... ...o fair: Thou did’st not die too soon, Nor with too calm an air. X. From more than fiends on earth, Thy life and love are riven, To join t...

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... and wept he came again; and bending low, he whispered the decree. CHAPTER X Was it Heaven? Or Hell? A CURE FOR THE BLUES BY COURTESY OF M R. C ABLE... ... of before. This is the scheme. Ambulinia is to leave the breakfast table, os tensibly to “attend to the placing of those flowers, which should have ... ...time, and this is doubtless a case of the sort. 129 Mark Twain THE LETTER X———, California, JUNE 3, 1879. Mr. S. L. Clemens, HARTFORD, CONN.: DEAR S ...

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...heir sudden appearance in the lowest known fossilifer- ous strata. Chapter X On the Geological Succession of Organic Beings On the slow and successive... ... parallel layers; with the centre of each sphere at the distance of radius x sqrt(2) or radius x 1.41421 (or at some lesser distance), from the centre... ...lties above discussed are greatly di- minished, or even disappear. Chapter X On the Geological Succession of Organic Beings On the slow and successive... ...ear the Straits of Magellan are inhabited by one species of Rhea (American os- trich), and northward the plains of La Plata by an- 311 Charles Darwin...

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... a little forward, and their progress is slow. On two occasions I saw some os- triches swimming across the Santa Cruz river, where its course was abou... ...er drops. They had nothing to eat excepting what they could catch, such as os- triches, deer, armadilloes, etc., and their only fuel was the dry stalk... ... killed seven deer in a week. The men believed they had seen about fifteen os- triches (part of one of which we had for dinner); and they said that se... ...poses besides flight; the penguins as fins the steamer as paddles, and the os- trich as sails: and th Apteryz of New Zealand, as well as its gigantic ... ...rafts, which by seminal propagation neve or only casually reappear CHAPTER X TIERRA DEL FUEGO Tierra del Fuego, first arrival — Good Success Bay — An ...

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... friends and kins- folk, those had been carefully withdrawn so soon as the os- tentatious display of festivity , equally unnecessary and strangely tim... ... the reader shall learn in the next chapter. 109 Sir Walter Scott CHAPTER X. With throat unslaked, with black lips baked, Agape they heard him call; ...

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...es leads gentlemen, as well as ladies, astray. 93 George Meredith CHAPTER X MY GENTLEMAN ON THE ROAD AGAIN NEAR A MILESTONE, under the moonlight, cro... ...nimal spirits to my service for half an hour.’ ‘Yours, Countess, from the ‘os frontis’ to the chine!’ was the exuberant rejoinder. The Countess made a...

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...ncies are fostered in them. They live only for mutual envy, for luxury and os- tentation. T o have dinners visits, carriages, rank, and slaves to wait... ...it worth it? Is it worth it?” exclaimed the boy in his grief. PART IV Book X The Boys Chapter 1 Kolya Krassotkin IT WA S THE BEGINNING of November. Th... ...y, but tedious. But what about me? I suffer, but still, I don’t live. I am x in an indeterminate equation. I am a sort of phan- tom in life who has lo...