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.... The truck had a machinegun mounted in the back with a belt feed of 5.65 mm rounds. She was still not sure where they got it. Assault weapons were ... ...the Flash Storm, he had never even held a pistol, let alone handled heavy artillery. His inexperience, coupled with the overwhelming fear that flled... ...exi knew she had one chance to get a drop on the Seekers. While the heavy artillery was focused on the building, she headed straight across the road... ... make sure I don’t get lost,” Vincent agreed. “The rest of you all set?” 107 7 Scorpions: Rebellion The replies came in a series of nods. Once again... ...dy armor.” John smirked. “Good. Then let’s get ready. You have any heavy artillery or anti-tank weaponry?” “ A litle. A couple of anti-aircraf missi...

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............................................................................. 107 CHAPTER XVI A PROCEEDING OF SOME AMBASSADORS ............................ ...ney shortly. The journey to Normandy is postponed. The King has despatched MM. De Bellieure and de la Guiche to M. de Guise to sum- mon him to court; ... ... to cannon-shot, when a body of men are drawn up in the face of a train of artillery, as the occasion of war often requires, it is unhandsome to quit ... ...yenes’; who having shown him to the Sieur de Villiers, com- missary of the artillery, he pointed a culverin so admirably well, and levelled it so exac... ...can, of falling into the hands of a judge who is an enemy and victorious. 107 Montaigne CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV CHAPTER XV OF OF ... ...o was general of the army, was racked through and through with the enemy’s artillery, his battalion routed, and himself taken prisoner, is not to be e...

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...I was about to destroy your work. I felt I was wrong to wish to make my life turn from the course you had marked out for it. Certainly it would have b... ...ne of your friends?” “Certainly.” “M. de V anin?” “M. de V anin! ah! they may do what they like with him, but —” “But —” “But they must not touch the ... ...d the marquise, “that is clear enough, I think. Besides, that is not all. Read on, read on;” and Fouquet continued, —”The two first to death, the thir... ...rous, or as skillful as D’Artagnan, without being at the same time inclined to be a dreamer. He had picked up, here and there, some scraps of M. de la... ...be considered as finished: they were not yet furnished with their cannons, but the platforms had their gites and their madriers all prepared; the eart... ...en duels, and will probably fight eleven. His name alone is significant enough. As far as I am concerned, you are well aware that I can fight also. I ...

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...lle. “Pooh! I dare say she was an ugly woman,” said the procureur-du-roi. 107 Balzac “She has paid dearly for her sin,” observed the Abbe de Grancour... ...ose the career that pleased me most,—either military or naval engineering, artillery, or staff duty, or the civil engineering of mining, and ponts et ... ...ies,— posts that are almost as useless in our corps as colonels are in the artillery, where the battery is the essential thing. The engineer-in-ordina... ...tery is the essential thing. The engineer-in-ordinary, like the captain of artillery, knows 164 The Village Rector the whole science. He ought not to... ...e her nearest friends, those on whose discretion reliance could be placed. MM. Grossetete, de Grandville, Roubaud, Gerard, Clousier, Ruffin, took the ...

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... more than half that number. We took all their cannon, eight mortars, many artillery waggons, a quantity of standards, and some pairs of kettle-drums.... ...mounting into the pulpit: he was by no means troubled; put aside the ser- 107 Saint-Simon mon he had prepared, and, without delaying a moment, took f... ...inctions on his illegitimate children. M. du Maine, as grand-master of the artillery, had to be received at the Chambre des Comptes; and his place oug... ...efile of Judoigne became so gorged with baggage and with the wrecks of the artillery we had been able to save, that everything was taken from us there... ... and scrapings, and his words. The King asked him if he were a relation of MM. le Tellier. The good father humbled himself in the dust. “I, Sire!” an-... ...ther humbled himself in the dust. “I, Sire!” an- swered he, “a relative of MM. le Tellier! I am very different from that. I am a poor peasant of Lower... ... de Brissac, his brother-in-law. It was she who unwittingly put the cap on MM. de Brissac, which they have ever since worn in their arms, and which ha...

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...i. 6. “He who began... will perfect.” Eph. v. 14. “He will illuminate.”) 107 H G Wells The old man had written his Greek tags in shakily resolute ca... ...pon the dark; here was Russia under the noontide, and so great a battle of artillery raging on the Dunajec as no man had ever seen before; whole lines... ...t’s as much friendship as anything. I go by the evening train to-morrow.” “Mm,” said Serope with his eye on Eleanor. “In these uncertain times,” he be...

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...’s, as to tell the story, with some added pleasantries, in the presence of MM. de Bauvan and de Granville, of her attempt to get a commis- sion of lun... ...ave over to them. The stock-jobber could aim at a fortune any day with the artillery of specula- tion, but the man was a slave to the hope of happines... ...of chiefs of the police and the hero of the department, highly esteemed by MM. Lenoir and d’Albert, the last Lieutenant-Generals of Police. The Revolu... ... looked on a blank wall at the opposite corner. As this study was divided 107 Balzac from the stairs by the whole width of Peyrade’s bedroom, the fri... ...te de Gondreville, that it is to oblige one of the men who relieved him of MM. de Simeuse, and he will work it—” “Here den, mensieur,” said the Baron,... ...it is a hard job, I can tell you; it will take as much pulling to get your artillery through as it took the first Consul to get over the Alps.” “But v...

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...e, the poacher knows it; he obeys the rule and never misses. An officer of artillery would have found the essential parts of this weapon in good condi... ...pital of the de- partment. Before the elder Soudry, a quartermaster in the artillery, became a brigadier of gendarmes, he had been wounded in a skirmi... ...easures. In so doing he reckoned, as we shall see, without his Gaubertin. 107 Balzac CHAPTER VIII THE GREAT REVOLUTIONS OF A LITTLE VALLEY “WELL, MAI... ...e land-owners who trust the care of their prop- erty to Gaubertin (such as MM. de Soulanges and de Ronquerolles) are not devastated. The dead wood is ... ...drafted at the great conscription. In 1809 young Niseron was still only an artilleryman, in a corps d’armee stationed in Illyria and Dalmatia when it ...

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...nding space of garden; but the Wooden Galleries were the common ground of 107 Balzac women of the streets. This was the Palais, a word which used to ... ... have the honor of playing for you this evening, gentlemen, is the work of MM. Raoul and de Cursy.” “Why, Nathan is partly responsible,” said Lousteau... ... a short scrutiny, he returned them to Lucien with a serious countenance. “MM Fendant and Cavalier are delightful young fellows; they have plenty of i... ...nce before very long, and win respect, and carry weight; but this Royalist artillery is destined for a first attempt at reprisals, the Liber- als are ...

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... French gov- ernor, childishly predicting fleets and armies from Britain. 107 Melville But what is the welfare of a spot like Tahiti to the mighty in... ... rude 128 Omoo hut of entertainment for mariners, and supplying them with mm and dice. Upon the missionary islands, of course, such conduct was sever... ...rocking overhead, and mark- ing their progress. The action over, the heavy artillery came up, in the person of the Long Doctor with the blunderbuss. “... ... and departure of royalty were always announced at the palace by the court artilleryman—a fat old gentleman who, in a prodigious hurry and perspiratio...

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...am. But in spirit she was unhappy. The talk went on like a rattle of small artillery, always slightly sententious, with a sententiousness that was onl... ...railway, so that she spun round and round, on two legs, as if she were in 107 the centre of some whirlwind. It made Gudrun faint with poignant dizzin... ...diots, great giggling idiots!’ cried the father inflamed with irritation. ‘Mm-m-er!’ booed Ursula, pulling a face at his crossness. The yellow lights ...

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...e Colonel Nosozzo had been killed (I read) while trying to prevent his own artillery from firing on the mob; but in that hell’s cauldron of a distract... ...take not) in preference to the friar’s, or the owl– and bat-haunted tower. MM. T– and S– will be left there: T–, an intelligent, hard- working Frenchm... ...only in the second place, by the wish to treat a story (as he phrased it) 107 Robert Louis Stevenson like a sum in arithmetic. I do not think he quit...

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... Rosas was close to the river. It consisted of a square formed by waggons, artillery, straw huts, etc. The soldiers were nearly all cavalry; and I sho... ...d directly in front, within the nest, there is a partition, which reaches 107 Charles Darwin nearly to the roof, thus forming a passage or ante- cham... ...possibly of an elephant,* and of a hol- low-horned ruminant, discovered by MM. Lund and Clausen in the caves of Brazil, are highly interesting facts w... ... the great collection lately brought to Europe from the caves of Brazil by MM. Lund and Clausen. In this collection there are extinct species of all t... ...th this fact, when I found, to my surprise, that the descriptions given by MM. Quoy and Gaimard were applicable, not to reefs in general as implied by...