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...s companions, admonishing them of the necessity of maintaining a union that no divisions could separate; for it was his hope that the company would co... ...ver sleeping, and for food requiring only a mouthful of sea water, a breath of air laden with the smell of salty spray. It brings him wealth, good for... ...ts of positions and with all kinds of distortion. Sometimes the ship is in the air; sometimes a double reflection is presented in the water; occasiona... ...lly there are three images of the same vessel, two in the water and one in the air. The tropical seas are full of optical wonders. The Arctic Region a... ...d in which to visit the idol temples that were set up on the islands. Another division of the palace grounds was devoted to a game preserve where su... ...h they either raise or take down at pleasure. Some greater ships have thirteen divisions on the inside, made with boards enchased, so that if by a blo... ...til July 13th that the shores of England faded from the voyagers' view. On the 29th of October Cape of Good Hope was reached, where a stop was made un... ...onho, thence to Island Fayal, so that he did not arrive at Plymouth until July 29th, when he immediately proceeded to London, to give an account of hi... ...ong which he coasted, in a stress of bad weather, with slow progress until the 29th, when he came in sight of the territory of British America. Here h...

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... By Indrek Pringi Library of Congress Txu 987-756 Copyright January 29th 2001 Canadian Copyright: 1072425 Nov 12 th 2009 Due to the... ... in the atmosphere there is almost nothing else except the Formless Medium of air. Is a fish aware that it is traveling through the Medium of water ... ...ravels? No. Are animals aware that they are traveling through the medium of Air as they travel? No. They take the Medium they travel through for... ...Medium of Space for granted once it found that there was something beyond the air called Space which they could travel through. What happens when y... ...onnection is ever actually lost. But by creating break- ups, divorces, feuds, divisions, strife, conflict: humans merely create the need to heal thes... ...not Accumulation. Addition is not Connection. Neither is subtraction, or division, or multiplication or any of the other crap mathematics is use... ...gether because human interests are specialized and segmented. Never mind the divisions caused by language, culture, race, religion and politics. Al...

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... brainchild of Larry Lessig and Hal Abelson; Science Commons and ccLearn are divisions of Creative Com- mons that I helped to set up which concentrate... ...hly textured understanding of “mine” and “thine,” of rights of exclusion, of division of rights over the same property (for example, between tenant an... ...ions, and ideas—become, after voluntary communication to others, free as the air to common use.” 12 Our art, our culture, our science depend on this p... ...e over all space, without lessening their density in any point, and like the air in which we breathe, move, and have our physical being, incapable of ... ...er Hugo put forward. Perhaps the romantic author does not create out of thin air. Perhaps he or she is deeply embedded in a literary, musical, cultura... ...possibilities—using the history of a single song as my case study. On August 29th, 2005, a hurricane made landfall in Louisiana. The forecasters calle... ...of operation. One cannot copyright the coat hanger, the mouse- trap, or long division. One cannot even copyright a “sculpture” if the main function of...

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... us. For pray, gentlemen, was ever anything so modern as the spider in his air, his turns, and his paradoxes? he ar gues in the behalf of you, his br... ... threw it with ease, and it went, by an unerring hand, singing through the air; nor could the Modern have avoided present death if he had not luckily ... ...tay with your friends; but your carcase shall be left for the fowls of the air and the beasts of the field.” With that he raised his sword, and, with ... ... of his nativity by my own rules, and find he will infallibly die upon the 29th of March next, about eleven at night, of a raging fever; therefore I a... ...Four teenth, after a week’s sickness at Marli, which will hap pen on the 29th, about six o’clock in the evening. It seems to be an effect of the gou... ...EING AN ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF MR. PARTRIDGE THE ALMANACK MAKER, UPON THE 29TH INSTANT. IN A LETTER TO A PERSON OF HONOUR; WRIT TEN IN THE YEAR 1708... ...s specious, Have strove to prove with great precision, With definition and division, Homo est ratione praeditum ; But, for my soul, I cannot credit ‘e...

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...usmore; What reins were tightened in despair, When rose Benledi’s ridge in air; Who flagged upon Bochastle’s heath, Who shunned to stem the flooded T ... ...d, Each plant or flower, the mountain’s child. Here eglantine embalmed the air, Hawthorn and hazel mingled there; The primrose pale and violet flower ... ... o’er His ruined sides and summit hoar, While on the north, through middle air, Ben-an heaved high his forehead bare. XV. From the steep promontory ga... ...this dirge seems to be amphibrachic; that is, made up of feet, or metrical divisions, of three syllables, the second of which is accented. Some of the... ...his allotted portion; the hounds had a certain allowance; and, to make the division as general as possible, the very birds had their share also. ‘Ther... ...tanding, and has been recently restored. Here James VI. was crowned on the 29th of July, 1567, and John Knox preached the coronation sermon. 562. Morr... ...eness. See on ii. 525 above. In some eds. this song is printed without any division into stanzas. 670. Forest. The 1st ed. and that of 1821 have “fore...

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...the influences of the place, the ancient home of his forefathers, with the air that he breathed; then he flung out a most mel- ancholy exclamation. “C... ...om, the ancient Hall of Audience, stood above a row of cellars with grated air-holes, once the prison cells of the old court-house, now converted into... ...fter the pressure was removed, there followed that sudden revival of class divisions which did so much harm to the country. The most national of all s... ...uld have given them an asylum in his house if they had fled thither on the 29th of July 1830. Benjamin Constant sent a copy of his work on Religion to... ... The death of a king on the scaffold, the protracted agony of a queen, the division of the nobles’ lands, in his eyes were so many binding contracts; ... ...y reason why she looks as she does,” returned de Marsay, with a triumphant air. The two young men exchanged a smile. Mme. de Maufrigneuse saw the smil...

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...le I was there, and he did not support my theory as to the goodness of the air. “It is poisoned by the soldiers,” he said, “and everybody is ill.” But... ...act, it stood there in the middle of the battle-field, on the very line of division between loyalism and secession. And this was the spot which Wash- ... ...alf the amount of accommodation nominally devoted to ladies, the desirable division is to a certain extent made. I generally found that I could obtain... ...House of Representatives after he had been President of the United States. Divisions in the Senate do not take place as in the House of Representative... ...young man will step into a car and sit beside you, with that easy careless air which is com- mon to a railway passenger in England who is passing from... ... towns. They are slow, dingy, and uninteresting; but they all pos- sess an air of substantial, civic dignity. It must, however, be remembered that the... ...ives by Mr. Spaulding, a member of the Committee of Ways and Means, on the 29th of January last, may per- haps be taken as giving as trustworthy infor...

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...agined that the origin of the meeting was a gambling dispute. Except fresh air, the prisoners had, upon payment, most things they could desire. Intere... ...iver to Chelsey. Esmond thought the sun had never shone so bright; nor the air felt so fresh and exhilarating. Temple Garden, as they rowed by, looked... ...nce did not desert him. So he called his old aunt Marchioness, but with an air as if he was the Marquis of Esmond who so addressed her. Did she read i... ...have seen in life (saving always those arising from money disputes, when a division of twopence halfpenny will often drive the dearest relatives into ... ...nto the ancient solemn edifice. 46 Henry Esmond – Book Two CHAPTER VI THE 29TH DECEMBER. THERE WA S SCARCE A SCORE of persons in the Cathedral beside... ...t care- worn face. “Do you know what day it is?” she continued. “It is the 29th of December—it is your birthday! But last year we did not drink it—no,... ...pper,” says my lord. “Huzzay! It was such a hungry sermon.” “And it is the 29th of December; and our Harry has come home.” “Huzzay, old Pincot!” again... ...same battle. But being aide-de-camp to Gen- eral Lumley, who commanded the division of horse, and the army marching to its point of destination on the... ...he was glad when his general gave him notice that he was going back to his division of the army which lay in winter-quarters at Bois- le-Duc. His dear...

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...ll sides. One day early after dinner I saw M. de Chartres, with a very sad air, come out of his apartment and enter the closet of the King. He found h... ...e nearly all the dishes that were before him, and that she refused with an air of rudeness which did not, however, check his polite- ness. It was furt... ...usion. The King allowed him to speak to the end, and then assumed a severe air. “It is true,” said he, “that I am enamoured of her, that I feel it, th... ...ok Huy in three days, losing only a sub-engineer and some soldiers. On the 29th of July we attacked at dawn the Prince of Orange at Neerwinden, and af... ...tenon. Another event excited less surprise than interest. On Sun- day, the 29th of November, the King learned that La Vauguyon had killed himself in h... ...ho were extremely excited. Nearly at the same time, that is to say, on the 29th of May, in the morning Madame de Saint-Simon was happily deliv- ered o... ...inished by giving to the Archduke what we could not defend, and mak- ing a division of the rest. My plan was to leave Philip V. possession of all Ital... ...hed that all should be devoted to him alone, without re- serve and without division. All the Court, however, showed interest in this return, and Berin... ...Saint-Simon embroiling people one with the other, so as to profit by their divisions. This was one of his principal occupations during all the time he...

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...mer in the middle of the next room, a yard-stick in his hand measuring the air, and so ill wrapped up in his green cotton dressing-gown with chocolate... ... turned about to say to his wife, “Well, what do you want, Constance?” his air and man- ner, like those of a man absorbed in calculations, were so pro... ... If occasionally he com- plained, the head clerk would smile with a jovial air, and say ,— “Ah, my boy! all is not rose at ‘The Queen of Roses.’ Larks... ... Rabourdin, one of the un- der-secretaries in Monsieur de la Billardiere’s division; Mon- sieur Cochin, same division, his wife and son, sleeping-part... ...e Kellers.” 178 Rise and Fall of Cesar Birotteau III IT WAS NOT until the 29th of December that Birotteau was allowed to re-enter Adolphe’s cabinet. ...

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...suspecting any subtle, fraudulent purpose, simply recoil from the romantic air of such a statement—which builds up, as with an enchanter’s wand, an im... ...his church does not forsake her dead so long as they continue in the upper air, but waits for her last “sweet and solemn 11 farewell” at the side of t... ...—these were fascinations as of witchcraft. Into the woods, into the desert air, I gazed, as if some comfort lay hid in them. I wearied the heavens wit... ...From without, also, the alarm was every hour increasing. On T uesday , the 29th of May, the rebel army advanced from Enniscorthy to a post called Thre... ...ion was the fort at Duncannon, twenty-three miles distant. Thither, on the 29th, an express had been despatched by the mayor of Wexford, reporting the... ...itted to possess themselves of the county of Wexford in its whole southern division—Ross and Duncannon only excepted; of which the latter was not liab... ...and the other was saved by the procrastination of the rebels. The northern division of the county was overrun pretty much in the same hasty style, and... ...hman, full of courage, but presumptu- ously disdainful of the enemy, led a division upon one of the two roads, having no scouts, nor taking any sort o... ...hed forward in time. The first was the attack upon Ross, undertaken on the 29th of May, the day after the capture of Enniscorthy. Had that attack been...

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...egan to rain blows down upon each other with such light- ning rapidity that I could not quite tell whether I saw the swords or only flashes they made ... ...understand why the opposing sword was not beaten down under the assault. Presently, in the midst of the sword-flashes, I saw a handful of hair skip in... ...ere not always idle; every now and then we heard a succession of the keen hissing sounds which the sword makes when it is being put through its paces ... ...green Tennesseans stare and gawk when they saw him come a-ripping along in a sulky—didn’t believe they’d ever heard of a sulky in their lives. “Well, ... ...ent at the upper end, like a lady’s finger; one monster sugar-loaf resembled a bishop’s hat; it was too steep to hold snow on its sides, but had some ...

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...ttentive listener to the whole, left the room, to seek the comfort of cool air for her flushed cheeks; and as she walked along a favourite grove, said... ... she could honour all the better feelings of her calmness; but the general air of oblivion among them was highly important from what- ever it sprung; ... ... which the present daughters of the house were gradually giving the proper air of confusion by a grand piano-forte and a harp, flower-stands and littl... ...to own other eyes and other limbs! She could not think of much else on the 29th of September; and she had this sympathetic touch in the evening from M... ...out Louisa for Captain Wentworth; nothing could be plainer; and where many divisions were nec- essary, or even where they were not, they walked side b... ...ise called their attention to Captain Wentworth’s hitherto perfectly quiet division of the room. It was nothing more than that his pen had fallen down...

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...ara, when the winds waken, and lift and winnow the immensity of sand! The air itself (Travellers say) is a dim sand-air; and dim looming through it, ... ...grene. This rising in La Vendee reports itself at Paris on Wednes- day the 29th of August;—just as we had got our Electors elected; and, in spite of B... ...is; terror and rage, tears and frenzy: tocsin-miserere pealing through the air; fierce desperation rushing to battle; mothers, with streaming eyes and... ...nch Revolution - V olume Three employed in preserving the salubrity of the air in the Pris- ons, and persons ‘who presided over these dangerous op- er... ... knows it not, started from brief slumber at Sedan, on that morning of the 29th of August; with stealthiness, with 50 The French Revolution - V olume... ... hay; nor Lille City surrendered itself. The Lille trenches opened, on the 29th of the month; with balls and shells, and redhot balls; as if not trenc... ... de la Revolution! Then Equalisation of Weights and Measures, with decimal division; Institutions, of Music and of much else; Institute in general; Sc...

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...uffered, or was supposed to suffer (which is quite the same thing), by the air of London. As soon, therefore, as official duties, atten- dance on Parl... ...bert observed that her heart as well as consent was in these nuptials; the air of dignity, yet of deep feeling, with which he flung down the half-draw... ...explained his actual business. The man of books, with a much more composed air, pro- ceeded to examine the manuscripts. The title of the first was ‘ A... ...Walter Scott forded by the rude hospitality of his castle, and the general division and subdivision of his estate among them. Flora was so much belove... ...n during the advance into England. NOTE 24.—THE CHEVALIER’S IRISH OFFICERS Divisions early showed themselves in the Chevalier’ s little army , not onl... ...e my Lord George and the artilirie time to come up, resolved to sejour the 29th at Penrith; so ordered his little army to appear in the morning under ... ... army happened to quarter. ‘While this small army was out in a body on the 29th De- cember, upon a rising ground to the northward of Penrith, passing ...

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...of the state, and worse in the belly. The idea of a sovereign pervades the air; the name we have; the thing we are not so sure of. And the process of ... ...erate and questionable deeds. Upon this scale, commercial sharpness has an air of patriotism; and I can imagine the man, so far from haggling over the... ...pounds of lead and pounds sterling of money continued to be blown into the air without cessation and almost without result. Colonel de Coetlogon, an o... ... evacuated the place in the night. At half-past five on the morning of the 29th a signal-gun was fired in the trenches at Laulii, and the Tamasese cit... ... breach between the races by a fresh and a scarce pardonable mark of their division. The same day again the Germans repeated one of their earlier offe...

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...OM of Hollywell House was one of the favoured apartments, where a peculiar air of home seems to reside, whether seen in the middle of summer, all its ... ...ten, good-natured face, gray whiskers, quick eyes, and a hasty , undecided air in look and movement. He greeted Philip heartily, and the letter was gi... ...ally lost their animated and rather satirical ex- pression, and assumed an air of weariness and discontent. Charles was at this time nineteen, and for... ...h, and the psalms seemed especially suitable to their thoughts. Before the 29th was fin- ished, it was beginning to grow dark. There were a few pale f... ...moranda, only precious for the handwriting; but when she came to the lower division; she found it full of verses, almost all the poetry he had ever wr...

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...d in the Italian manners; this put me more at my ease, and being reminded of Alan’s air that he had taught me in the hole near Carriden, I made so bol... ...e of it?” she asked. “I do not know the real name,” said I. “I just call it Alan ’s Air.” She looked at me directly in the face. “I shall call it Davi... ...im. I began to walk swiftly and at random, conscious only of a desire for movement, air, and the open country. CHAPTER VII – I MAKE A FAULT IN HONOUR ... ...that I seemed to bear her in my arms. CHAPTER VIII – THE BRAVO The next day, August 29th, I kept my appointment at the Advocate’s in a coat that I had... ...nations; but I observed one thing, none of those who came late had any share in the division of my spoils. The last discussion was very violent and ea...

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... not reach you in two weeks, judging by past experience. Franklin’s single division did not reach you in ten days after I ordered it. A. LINCOLN, Pres... ...eral McClellan at 6.30 P .M. yesterday telegraphed that Fitz-John Porter’s division had fought and driven 13,000 of the enemy, under General Branch, f... ...isfactory. Fre- mont has nominally 22,000, really about 17,000. Blenker’s division is part of it. I have a despatch from Fremont this morn- ing, not ... ...V . ANDREW JOHNSON, Nashville, Tenn., via Louis- ville, Ky.: Y ours of the 29th received. I shall take it to General Halleck, but I already know it wi... ...f the United States to the Granadian Confederacy, who was appointed on the 29th day of May, 1861, was directed, in view of the occupation of the capit... ...the 28th, and we have despatches here directly from Vicksburg of the 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st; and, while they speak of the siege progressing, they ... ... Septem- ber 21, 1863. MRS. A. LINCOLN. Fifth Avenue Hotel. New Y ork: The air is so clear and cool and apparently healthy that I would be glad for yo...

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...at large, at the moment when this paper is preparing for the press (on the 29th of April, 1850), and never once taken up yet, who, within these twelve... ...ds five o’clock in the afternoon, when delicate odours of cookery fill the air, and its hotel windows (it is full of hotels) give glimpses of long tab... ...d, shook him to the soul. Yet M. Loyal is not a man of mere castles in the air, or, as he would say, in Spain. He has a specially practical, contrivin... ...tunate man who drew the billet ‘M. Loyal Devasseur’ always leaped into the air, though in heavy march ing order. M. Loyal cannot bear to admit anythi... ...d took some rum and water. I embraced the oppor tunity of asking how many divisions the art and mystery of bill sticking comprised? He replied, three... ... all responsibility, except the preservation of a voucher ruled into three divisions, of which the first was snipped off at Folkestone, the second abo... ...When Mr. and Mrs. Sprat have satisfied their material tastes by that equal division of fat and lean which has made their menage im mortal; and have,...