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...f, the gath- ering of the precious drops of right reason, wisdom’s light- 5 George Meredith ning; and no soul possessing and dispensing it can justly... ...orked, under the presidency of Constance. 318 Diana of the Crossways BOOK 5 CHAPTER XXXVI IS CONCLUSIVE AS TO THE HEARTLESS- NESS OF WOMEN WITH BRAIN... ...om to rouse a songful nest in the bosom of the viewer. Sometimes they were April, variable to soar with rain-skirts and sink with sunshafts. Or they d...

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...lack of any more compelling impulse he followed the porter to the luggage 5 Wharton van, singled out his property, and turned to march behind it down... ...ci- sions was like trying to break her way through the silver tangle of an April wood. Darrow wished to use his diplomatic opportunities as a means of...

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...orting a bal cony, beneath which a flight of wide granite steps descends 5 Hawthorne towards the street Over the entrance hovers an enormous specime... ...chooled herself to hope for little other return than the waywardness of an April breeze, which spends its time in airy sport, and has its gusts of ine...

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...cate revenges of the artistic prodigal that he was tempted to take. E. R. 5 Turgenev The following is the list of T urgenev’s chief works: ENGLISH TR... ...h coat with a gorgeous beaver col- lar, although it was already the end of April. He impressed Nejdanov and Paklin, and even Mashurina and Ostrodumov,...

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...other in this sanctuary, may readily be imagined by every reader who pos- 5 Thackeray sesses the least sentimental turn. When don’t ladies weep? At w... ...think of any but—but the husband whom she had lost. On the twenty-fifth of April, and the eighteenth of June, the days of marriage and widowhood, she ...

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... that I spent with my young Alcides as he now stands before me in memory. 5 Charlotte M. Yonge Our family history is a strange one. I, Lucy Ali... ...o town, half distracted with the pain of his hands, in the sunrise of that April morning, he had had the good fortune to meet Mr. Yolland just coming ...

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... there is a very nice house to be let close to the village, and they went 5 Yo n g e to look at it with grandpapa, and he kept on saying how well it ... ...hin hers, and had opened the sashed door into the garden. It was a regular April day, with all the brilliancy and clear- ness of the sunshine that com...

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...is he then?” She could neither turn her neck, nor stretch out her hand to 5 Balzac pull the bell, which would have put in motion a cook, three clerks... ...ho sol- emnly put Christmas logs on their fire, draw kings at play, invent April-fools, stroll on the boulevards when the weather is fine, go to see t...

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... to their greatest use; if I am able to amuse, I will try to benefit too; 5 Anne Brontë and when I feel it my duty to speak an unpalatable truth, wit... ...cursion, we rose, and took our leave. But this was only March: a cold, wet April, and two weeks of May passed over before we could venture forth on ou... ...and that sweet smile passing and appearing like gleams of sun- shine on an April day. No wonder he should hunger and thirst to hear her sing. I now fo... ...ill; and I do not and will not regret that I have linked my fate with his. APRIL 4TH.—We have had a downright quarrel. The particu- lars are as follow... ...nspoken fears, I trust we shall be happy yet. CHAPTER XXV ON THE EIGHTH OF APRIL we went to London, on the eighth of May I returned, in obedience to A... ...mn tones the following appeal to my humanity:— ‘It will be four years next April since I first saw you, Mrs. Huntingdon—you may have forgotten the cir...

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...him. In time he touched his guitar in her chamber, and they played Rizzio 5 George Meredith and Mary together. “For I am not the first who fou... ...to betray it. The common woman in them made cheer together after their own April fashion. Following which Mrs. Berry probed for the sweet particulars ... ...o the poor outcast from Johnson. The sorrows of Autumn have no warning for April. The little bride, for all her tender pity, felt happier when she had... ...eliever in the Great Shad- dock dogma. 276 Ordeal of Richard Feverel BOOK 5 CHAPTER XXXIV IT WA S THE MONTH OF JULY. The Solent ran up green waves be...

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...ses of prod- uct,” which one of our poets has jocosely compared to chests 5 Balzac of drawers. Let us remark here, that the creation of the municipal... ...sieur and Madame Thuillier returned home. Five days later, in the month of April, the ordinance which convoked the electors to appoint a member of the... ... to the work. Cadenet procured thirty votes in his section. On the 30th of April Thuillier was proclaimed member of the Council-general of the departm... ...ewspaper, small size, at thirty francs a year. Calculating the editions at 5,000 the costs are:— Paper, 5 reams at 12 francs . . . . . . . . . . ...

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...ave but one fear for her.’ ‘I have many—the chief being the grandmother.’ 5 The Young Step-Mother ‘Mine will make you angry, but it is my only one. Y... ...X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X CHAPTER X IT WAS ‘A GREEN YULE,’ a Christmas like an April day, and even the lengthening days and strengthening cold of Janu- ar... ...id Mr. Kendal, one relenting autumn day, when November strove to look like April, ‘I thought of walking to pay Farmer Graves for the corn. Will you co... ... at the great house by telling him of it.’ ‘How old is she?’ ‘Fifteen last April, and she is like an April wind, when it comes warm and frolicking ove...

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... family as dearly as I love them. But, like many fond parents, I have in 5 David Copperfield Vol. I my heart of hearts a favourite child. And his... ...d then I got into the cart, and the lazy horse walked off with it. CHAPTER 5 I AM SENT AWAY FROM HOME WE MIGHT HAVE GONE about half a mile, and my poc... ... me, at this hour, that I have never seen such sunlight as on those bright April afternoons; that I have never seen such a sunny little figure as I us...

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...ars and even these old cities will be transformed and seen no more except 5 Beatrix in the pages of this iconography. One of the towns in which may b... ...ill show the qualities of her mind and temperament. 197 Beatrix Guerande, April, 1838. To Madame la Duchesse de Grandlieu: Dear Mamma,—You will under...

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...ho compares it carefully with the original will have little doubt that it 5 Cervantes – Ormsby’s 1922 ed. is a concoction from Shelton and the French... ...the right. This, however, did not absolutely unfit him for service, and in April 1572 he joined Manuel Ponce de Leon’s company of Lope de Figueroa’s r... ...n failing for some time, and he died, apparently of dropsy, on the 23rd of April, 1616, the day on which England lost Shakespeare, nominally at least,...

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...and Blanche’s pretty head was a wise and prudent one, what was the use of 5 Yo n g e keeping the poor lad unsettled? So Mrs. Rivers, the eldest siste... ...ly darkness of a December evening. ‘Five already, and he is to be there by 5.25.’ ‘He’ was no other than Harry May, and ‘there’ was the station. With ... ...uspense, a telegram had come from Plymouth, with the words, ‘Stoneborough, 5.25.’ 94 The Trial In ignorance as to the state of the traveller, and exp... ...e deceased, but filled up in Samuel’s handwriting. This had taken place in April; and another witness, a baker, proved the having paid the five-pound ... ...ut what is all this about going to Indiana?’ ‘They are going at the end of April to settle in a place called Massissauga, where Henry is to farm till ...

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...row though rapid stream at its source, was much filled with “flood wood,” 5 James Fenimore Cooper or fallen trees; and the troops adopted a novel exp... ... by the sweet phrensy driven.” —Somerville. From this time to the close of April the weather continued to be a succession of neat and rapid changes. O...

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...r' Printed in USA by Baker Johnson, Dexter, MI First Edition 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Contents Thank You, Thank You, Thank You ........................ ...n Getting What You've Always Got... ................................. .55 5 6 Failure Is Someone Else's Opinion of the Outcome of a Situation ........ ...tory. Mahalo, Wally Amos There Are No Facts on the Future On a muggy April Fools Day in 1992, I found myself walking through the 24-hour action... ...o work. I started delivering the New York newspapers. I had to get up at 5 A.M. and deliver my papers before I went to school. Sunday papers were t... ...ee the creation of a na­ tional population of Wally Amos cookie junkies! 5 .f You Keep on 'hinking What You've Always 'hought, You'll Keep on GeH... ...ocial good as well as a profitable en­ terprise. Ben and Jerry's donates 7.5% of their pretax profits to so­ cial projects and community events. Shar... ...h my friends and I would gain in the end. I wrote to them as follows: On April 1st, I was served with papers, by a process serv­ er, while waiting t... ...while waiting to board a plane for Honolulu. At first I thought it was an April Fool's joke. It wasn't. It might some­ day be a scene in a movie. I ... ...rced energy. My plans were to open the boutique in Portland the following April. One associate suggested I market Uncle Noname in Hawaii as well. It...

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...N: 1-55611-093-6 Manufactured in the United States of America 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 DESIGN: Stanley S. DrateIFolio Graphics Co. Inc. This book is de... ...TTITUDE 31 3) THE POWER IN SELF-ESTEEM 53 -4 THE POWER IN COMMITMENT 75 5 THE POWER IN INTEGRITY 93 6> THE POWER IN GIVING 109 7 THE POWER IN IM... ...POWER IN SELF~ESTEEM equals all of you. Each of us is made up of the same 5> 9 stuff, yet each of us is unique. We have so much to be proud of; our... ...or, eliminate "but" from your vocabu, lary. You will achieve a lot more. 5. The fifth square shows the bulb darker yet and reads, "We tried somethi... ...or my indoctrina, tion-nobody willingly goes to Syracuse in February! On April 10, 1979, I was officially introduced at a news conference held at t... ...n he ran his first mail order 149 ad in Good Housekeeping, offering six 4.5 ounce cans for a dollar. The hook was that readers had to send in the n...

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...d things. Karl Popper 5 This book is dedicated to my wife and to everyone who participated ... ...* This was originally a paper presented in a conference in Prato, Italy, on April 30th, 1987. 35 First of all we must ask ourselves: what is a w... ...* This was originally a paper presented in a conference in Prato, Italy, on April 30th, 1987. 39 I have my paper written out, but first I would li... ...h is experienced directly and that which pertains to the outside world. 5. Is the universe contracting? Physicists ask themselves if this univers... ...h is experienced directly and that which pertains to the outside world. 5. Is the universe contracting? 101 Physicists ask themselves if thi... ...oratory of Existential Anthropology that was held in Frascati on November 4-5, 1995. 180 The beauty of the models used by Raffaello, or by Leonar... ... the 3 rd Group Laboratory on Existential Anthropology, held on November 4-5, 1995. 186 Intuitive truth is subjected to reason but reason alone,... ...t the Universita’ Cattolica in Milan, during the congress of the A.N.E.P., April 29 th , 1996, with the title: “Progettualita’ e saggezza del nascitu...