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...tentsCover 1The Essays of Francis Bacon 3Imprint ... ...lication Date: June 15th 2010 139 Francis BaconThe Essays of Francis Bacon 2 THE ESSA... ...onOf Parents and ChildrenOf Marriage and Single LifeOf EnvyOf LoveOf Great PlaceOf BoldnessOf Goodness and Goodness of NatureOf NobilityOf Seditions a... ... Christians, the spiritual and temporal; and both have their dueoffice and place, in the maintenance of religion. But we may not takeup the third swor... ...But leaving these curiosities (though not unworthy to be thought on, infit place), we will handle, what persons are apt to envy others; whatpersons ar... ...ll other inferior officers, intheir full lights and pre-eminences of their places. For by that means,there be so many screens between him and envy.Abo... ... loveperfecteth it; but wanton love corrupteth, and embaseth it.Of Great PlaceMEN in great place are thrice servants: servants of the sovereign orst... ...der it. During that triumvirate of kings, King Henry the Eighth ofEngland, Francis the First King of France, and Charles the FifthEmperor, there was s...

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...y between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. After reading Genesis 3:15 we have a question for the reader. Question: Enmity was placed between whose seeds? Answer: Enmity was placed between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. The word seed H2233 means 'child'. The enmity was placed between Cain (the child of the serpent, Satan) and...

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... Copyright © 2019 The Light in the dark place Published by The Light in the dark place at www.thelightinth... ...ter reading Genesis 3:15 we have a question for the reader. Question: Enmity was placed between whose seeds? Answer: Enmity was placed between t... ... serpent and the seed of the woman.The word seed H2233 means 'child'.The enmity was placed between Cain (the child of the serpent, Satan) and Abel (th... ...e rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in heavenly places." EPHESIANS 6:12One of the most prominent examples of the a... ... worshipping Lucifer!(You may review this in this short video here on YouTube: Pope Francis Declares Lucifer As God.) https://www.y... ...ube.com/watch?v=q1CGiCvgcRQDescription: Watch as ALL the Pieces fall so easily into place once you KNOW the TRUTH ,,,,JESUS IS the Spirit of ALLTRUTHT...

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... 43Publication Date: June 15th 2010 42 Francis BaconNew Atlantis 2 INTRODUCTORY NOTEBacon's literary ex... ...had dispatched our answer, there cametowards us a person (as it seemed) of place. He had on him a gownwith wide sleeves, of a kind of water chamolet, ... ...follow my advice, there shall first go with me some few of you,and see the place, and how it may be made convenient for you; andthen you may send for ... ...or we that were a while since in thejaws of death, were now brought into a place, where we found nothingbut consolations. For the commandment laid upo... ...on: he said; "Ye knit myheart to you, by asking this question in the first place; for it sheweththat you first seek the kingdom of heaven; and I shall... ...is true that the same inundation was notdeep; not past forty foot, in most places, from the ground; so thatalthough it destroyed man and beast general...

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... Chapter 1 The Origin of Lime. Chapter 2 The Legacy of Lymme Chapter 3 Dog gone Lymmer Chapter 4 Limmer and Letters Limmer origins and Place names. Limmer and Migration Putting Limmer on the map Chapter 5 - As far back as surnames go Chapter 6: A second look at the Map Chapter 7 Limmer Landmarks Chapter 8: Meet the Family Chapter 9...

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.................................................................. 36 Limmer origins and Place names.................................................... ... 7 Introduction IntroductionThe internet is not a place to take information at its face value. A simple e... ...g andBasingstoke has meant the destruction of a good deal of the earlyhistory of Limmers. Places like Suffolk and Norfolk have takentime and care to d... ...all this, part two of these jottings takes the form of generaldiscussion around the name, places and terms associated withLimmer. We must do this firs... ...1 Source : An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk Thetford By Francis Blomefield. As we have discussed in part one, Ly... ...47 The dispute was “William Lymmer and Elizabeth v John Bird over the personal estate of Francis Ladyman, deceased, of Little Welnetham. The plot th... ...4) his wife is not named she is presumed to be & Marie Ladyman daughter of Francis and Marie Unknown Ladyman born C 1615. ... ...bes married John Nunn (Brother of Frances Nunn) 12 April 1697 died Thurston 28 Feb 1719; Francis bap 6 June 1683 died 18 Feb 1725; Richard Sibbes ba... ...harles I. All the Quarles family did well at Cambridge. William's brother Francis, pictured, became an English poet most famous for ...

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...ication Date: June 15th 2010 222 Francis BaconThe Advancement of Learning 2 INTRODU... ...t of Learning 2 INTRODUCTION."The TVVOO Bookes of Francis Bacon. Of the proficience andaduancement of Learning, divine and hu... ...ege, and proceeded from Grammar to Logic, the second of theSeven Sciences. Francis Bacon as a youth of sixteen, at TrinityCollege, Cambridge, felt the... ...hildren by his formermarriage, and by his second wife two sons, Antony and Francis, ofwhom Antony was about two years the elder. The family home was a... ...s, ofwhom Antony was about two years the elder. The family home was atYork Place, and at Gorhambury, near St. Albans, from which town, inits ancient a... ...tyle, Bacon afterwards took his titles ofVerulam and St. Albans.Antony and Francis Bacon went together to Trinity College, Cambridge,when Antony was f... ...oks, and that much reading is weariness of the flesh;"and again in another place, "That in spacious knowledge there is muchcontristation, and that he ... ... whereto the senses are butreporters, he defineth likewise in these words, placed after thatcalendar or ephemerides which he maketh of the diversities... ...ngs beautiful, or decent, in the true return of theirseasons. Also He hath placed the world in man's heart, yet cannot manfind out the work which God ...

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... two plays on French Renaissance French chronicles of the 1590s, based on Pierre de L'Estoile's Journal in the reign of King Henry IV of France Francis de Sales, based on biographies by Etienne-Marie Lajeunie and Michael de la Bedoyere ...

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... 1 French chronicles of the 1590s and Francis De Sales ... ...ds The owners rather seek dexterityTime: 16th century Of lips than that of hands.Place: France ... ...lier feared. For condemnation I can muster, thoughBévue. How, no more climbing on your In absolutes alone. I'll place some woodforked ... ...ral of all Act 2. Scene 2. A palace in Paris. 1593 Our forces, say, intrepid son of war, Of Francis, duke of Guise... ...e with a broken jug and two cupsThen, if caught, weep in sorrow on yourhands. Bévue. I guess a mending place is what IBlanche... ...ields: Bévue. Whoop! Whoop! This wenching isI take it out, however large it swells most jolly, too!Before me, to place it in warmer nes... ...reasons to Bourges. Which might have finishedweep hard. religion's martyrdom, when the same Francis, ... ...emote clouds pity, but notformality in his marble pose, uneroded by 45 Francis De Sales ... ...f On Protestant toes.Geneva Boisy. Fetch others to prepare resourcefullyFrancis de Boisy, father to Francis de Sales ...

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... 234Publication Date: August 10th 2010 233 Francis Beaumont & John FletcherA King, and No King 2 Pers... ... the service your self.Mar.Not so hasty sweet Bessus, where was it, is the place vanish'd?Bes. 7At Bessus desp'rate redemptio... ...desp'rate redemption, where's that?Bes.There where I redeem'd the day, the place bears my name.Mar.Pray thee, who Christened it?Bes.The Souldiers.Mar.... ...ing found thee, wi'my SwordDrive thee about the world, till I had met Some place that yet manscuriosity Hath mist of; there, there would I strike thee... ...at goes unto Iberia from the King, 30That he will place a Lady of our Land With the Kings Sister that isoffered me; Thither s... ... and no King. | Acted at the Globe, by his MajestiesServants. | Written by Francis Beamount, and John Flecher. | AtLondon | Printed for Thomas Walkley... ...nd now the second time Printed, according | tothe true Copie. | Written by Francis Beamount and | John Flecher. |London, | Printed for Thomas Walkley,... ...And now the third time Printed, according | to thetrue Copie. | Written by Francis Beamont & John Fletcher Gent. | TheStationer to | Dramatophilus. | ... ...nd now the fourth time printed, according | tothe true Copie. | Written by Francis Beaumont & John Fletcher Gent. |The Stationer to | Dramatophilus. |...

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...phin in History.Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication DataJeffrey, Francis. John Lilly, so far- / Francis Jeffrey & John C. Lilly. p. cm. I... ... 89-28512 CIPCopyright © 1990 by Francis JeffreyAll rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced ... ...tistCommunication between Man and DolphinIn the Province of the Mind (with Francis Jeffrey]OHN LILLY.so far ...byFrancis Jeffrey and John C. Lilly, M.... ...the other ap­prentice bankers. In banking, his native intelligence found a placeto shine, and by 1912 he was working at the First National Bankof St. ... ...At age three, he stopped beingMommy's Baby and became an individual. In place of the old world, there was instantly a whole new6 ... ...uture-by which Dick meant John'schoice of a future career. Their talk took place at the bank in"Einstein, Jr." ... ...you'llhave no trouble getting into Harvard. And after that, there will bea place for you here at the bank. After you've had some experi­ence, I'll set... ...home onthe island. That year John attended a conference in San Francisco,where he had been invited to give a presentation of his boldposit... ...eeting of the American Psychiatric and Psy­choanalytic associations in San Francisco, where he first metElisabeth. Earl Ubel organized a press confere...

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...The Bakersfield Californian objected to the barren site, and also to the twisting path from town - there were nearer and better camping places. Besides, it wrote, the “hot bend in the river" was no place to spend $20,000 of tax money. The Californian rallied the public to oppose the purchase, but the rival Bakersfield Morning Echo considered the old Barker pr...

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...earer and better campingplaces. Besides, it wrote, the “hot bend in the river" was no place tospend $20,000 of tax money. The Californian rallied the ... ...hase, but the rival Bakersfield Morning Echoconsidered the old Barker property a fine place for a public park -- ww... ...ons-per-minute raised river water to the reservoiras well as to a metal tank that was placed high on the hillside.17 Hartboasted, "A clean sandy botto... ...n recalledthat when they left their park jobs after WWII the caretakers who tooktheir places were Perry and Barbara Denton, who occupied the adobehous... ...hen thebison got worked up they rammed the enclosure. It was prettyexciting." Darrell Francis, also remembered the large animals."Northwest of the old... ...ew, Gus Balasis and Irene Balasis Restituto, Mar 200360 Author's interview, Darrell Francis, 2003. In 2003 Francis was a guide for Tejon Ranch.... ...ia.com p 30 of 59 Park map for Sheriff's Barbecue, 1941In 1947 Darrell Francis became pool manager, and for the next sevensummers he li... ...he next sevensummers he lifeguarded there with Cal Druey, Owen Nelson and GaryMorris. Francis described cleaning the plunge: "The deep end was nextto ... ...out 4:30 or 5:00 AM to clean the walls and bottom."7171 Author's interview, Darrell Francis, 2009 www.gilbertgia.c...

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...im. Their search takes them to Italy, where the elusive stranger seems just beyond their reach. Then, near the ancient town of Assisi, home of Saint Francis, something extraordinary occurs....

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...of the room seemed naturaland peaceful, an aura of otherworldliness suggested a spiritual presence. Itwas too stark to be a place of power or wealth, ... ...e lights came froman ambulance, several police patrol cars and a fire engine near the corner ofK and 10th Streets. The same place where he saw the pan... ...iscussion with the police officer. “After Teresa and I left thescene, we went for a sandwich. Her theory is that maybe some Franciscanwas just checkin... ...tery where one person diedand the other disappeared. Will there be more to this story?” “Perhaps. Teresa knows a couple of Franciscans and is going t... ...ything. The bad news is that mostof my inquiries led to dead ends. I contacted my friend Brother Michaelabout activities of Franciscans and other reli... ...r. He said that withHalloween approaching, perhaps someone was trying out their saintcostume, then added maybe it was Saint Francis himself.” “Only o... ...hed talking, Brother Michaelrecalled hearing a story several weeks ago about a teenager, a pregnant girl,who showed up at a Franciscan rectory to than... ... life is precious, fromthe unborn child to the dying elder, from hungry families to strugglingsoldiers to those in far away places. Even, he said, the... ...lies to strugglingsoldiers to those in far away places. Even, he said, the little birds gatheringaround us. He said when we place our needs last, rath...

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...The years of World War I, 1914-1918, were years of change for Canada. Canada made a place for itself in world affairs, and the country found its stride. Women in Canada too found their stride, making significant contributions to Canada’s war efforts, and becoming fully engaged in the social, economic, politi...

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...ons on political participation. Though pressure was applied for women to give up their jobs to homecoming servicemen and return to their “natural” places as the keepers of the hearth, many women refused to do so, and indeed the huge loss of life on the battlefields of Europe and in the flu epidemic meant that marriage and motherhood were closed for many women. A generat...

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...o give up their jobs tohomecoming servicemen and return to their “natural” places asthe keepers of the hearth, many women refused to do so, and indeed... ...nce, the wrong. After all, men may be human. Perhaps the timeman’s place is the farm. Shall I call man away from the will come when m... ...it to do the most good, a call for back to Canada to a name and place on the quilt. So back bedding came from the front-line hospitals in E... ...man givingvalue as breakfast foods, and a reading of “Waterloo.” her place of birth, and the meeting ended with theThey sang “It’s a Long, Long ... ...he financial resources of manywomen. Pay was usually $4.00 a week. In many places,room and board were provided, but in the Niagaraarea, the women had ... ...to use their vote to support conscription.Francis Beynon was one feminist who was certainly not a Prior to the ... ...lature.household questions. In her farewell column, Francis explained that she wasWith the onset of the war, Beynon assumed tha...

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...heir impressions. Perfect time for an exchange of ideas! Over numerous cups of tea, they shared their thoughts on cruising New Zealand – listing places to visit and tips for amazing adventures. New Zealand was a great place to sail, they said, but Stewart Island was extraordinary. I was all - “Wow! Penguins!” but Foster was more - “Windy. Cold.”. He was being practica...

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...gone to New Zealand to avoid the season of dodgy tropical cyclones and instead we had discovered a dot of wilderness that must be one of the windiest places in the South Pacific. But the splendid isolation, the total wildness, and the challenge of sailing to a place far off the beaten track made it one of our best destinations, ever!...

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...we had brought ashore. Just as the wind is free and allows us to sailfreely from place to place without fuel, sunshine and solar light is free.Economy... ...umerous cups of tea, they shared their thoughts on cruising NewZealand – listing places to visit and tips for amazing adventures. NewZealand was a gre... ...know the Australian Alps get more snow than the SwissAlps? And Oz is a dangerous place! Located midway off the nearly 3,000 kilometres of Australia... ... whose branches litter the forest floor.The palms look quite tropical and out of place. Fuzzy fiddleheads, curlingand embryonic, are akin to Maori bon... ...lent keys” having since passed awayand I don't know if the tradition is still in place. But it gave us the chance tomeet Fin (ZL4HI) and our two weath... ...at people have and need, not what they don't have anddon't need. Canadian ex-pat Francis Hickey believes strongly in thisperspective. He shared the pr... ...rtue (25 feet long) in 1960 and came in third. This inaugural racewas won by Sir Francis Chichester. Hooked on sailing, Lewis gave up aneighteen-year ... ...ndication of wind strength using the Beaufort scalewhich was invented in 1805 by Francis Beaufort, an officer of the RoyalNavy. It was first used on t... ...waiki-Nui from Tahiti to New Zealand,unescorted. With him was his father-in-law, Francis Puara Tuarongo Cowan,who decades earlier had accompanied Eric...

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... and support in the inspiring teachings of thewise ones from all times and places. Having collectedand been uplifted by such writings for over threede... ...hakingloose negative habits so that something new and better cantake their place. — Susan L. Taylor The futur... ...iritual dimension in ourlives does not mean escaping life or dwelling in a place ofbliss outside this world, but discovering ways to handle life’sdiff... ..., it is a form of spiritual employment—simply being whowe are confirms our place in the village. That is one of thefundamental understandings about gi... ... to our natures, the giftcan emerge. — Francis Weller The Wild Edge of Sorrow H... ... We can be the kindness that reminds someone that theworld is a loving place…. Into this day we can weave a simplekindness that can gently ease th... ...you must first have it inyour heart. — St. Francis of Assisi Awe is the emotion that arises when we encounter vas... ... Wonder is the basis of worship. — Francis Bacon — 41 — Inspiring Thoughts for Ch...

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...ot as much of a dump as some of the joints I’ve lived in. And it’s not actually as bad as I’m making it out to be. I’ve lived in some pretty crummy places over the years, spying on one group of miscreants or another. And compared to those places, this apartment is sort of like paradise. Sort of. It has hot and cold running water and that’s more than can be said for a ...

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...the missing chapters, I should just make something up andinsert them in the appropriate place. Time past and the manuscriptcontinued to sit on the ben... ...nd it’s not actually as bad as I’m making it out to be. I’velived in some pretty crummy places over the years, spying on onegroup of miscreants or ano... ...aces over the years, spying on onegroup of miscreants or another. And compared to those places, thisapartment is sort of like paradise. Sort of. It ha... ...e. Sort of. It has hot and cold runningwater and that’s more than can be said for a lot places. Istanbul? Thatwas a real dead end, go nowhere, nothing... ...oteverybody. Just most people. All I ever really wanted was to be ableto live in my own place day after day and do nothing but sit aroundin my underwe... ... you alwaysneed to think that you know everything already and don’t, my real42 —name is Francis, Earl of Greystone, Tarzan’s little known cousin. Hap-...

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...Description: When An American Sets Out to Found a College, He Hunts First for a Hill. John Harvard Was An Englishman and Indifferent to High Places. The Result is That Harvard Has Become a University of Vast Proportions And No Color. Yale Flounders About Among the New Haven Shops, Trying to Rise Above Them. The Harkness Memorial Tower is Successful; Otherwise The ...

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... FirstFor A Hill. John Harvard Was An Englishman And Indifferent To High Places.The Result Is That Harvard Has Become A University Of VastProporti... ...t Slowly In Twos, While TheOther Students And The Faculty Stood In Their Places; Then ThePresident, Followed By The Faculty, Passed Out Of The Gre... ...n The Class-Room And Wondered In aMoment Of Panic If He Was In The Right Place. He Sat Down Dubiously AndLooked At His Watch. Four Minutes Left. H... ...rious; Or As Hugh Once Said To Carl,"Morse Looks Kinda Noble." As Hugh Placed His Hand On The Door-Knob Of No 19, He HeardSomething ... ...The Outside World Misjudges Of All This For Various Reasons.In The First Place, It Can Reach It As A Rule Through Explanations Only;And The Explan... ...ms, 768 " In The South Seas And Island Nights' Entertainments, 769 St. Francis, The Little Flowers Of, Etc., 485 Stopford Brooke'S Theology In T... ...oungest Daughter Of Charles, Second Duke Of Grafton. She Married In 1741 Francis, First Marquis Of Hertford. (36) George Lane Parker(1724-1791),...

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...g since there seemed few shops in proximity to the canal and, for a change of pace, it allowed us to get off the beaten path and drive to and hike in places that ordinarily would’ve been a bit too far to reach by foot or bike. Spain, the Pyrenees, the Atlantic coast ... With the car we could truly explore a vast area without going far! The only downside to the “wheels an...

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...ap) to shore carrying abow and/or stern line. Bollards are often already in place but, if not, tap-tap-tap :in go the mooring pins. After securing fro... ...w-decks. On calm days at sea, the foredeck is my private space, my quiet place formeditation. Alternately a source of shade or the perfect flat spo... ...by one, the items on my "to-do" list got ticked off. Charts were checkedand placed in order, the wind vane cleaned and set up, lockers re-sorted so th... ... French Burgundian town on theLoire River, not-so-well-known as the resting place of Bernadette, the saintwho saw visions in the grotto at Lourdes. Sh... ...yle, and probably afew Serge Gainsborough and Jacques Brel as well. Maybe a Francis Cabrel, aJJ Goldman. I don't know. It was insane. It was, in fact,... ... to the FM radio. I was introduced to the songs of Jean-Jacques Goldman and Francis Cabrel. The poetry of their lyrics inspired me.We slowly got used ... ...it waspurely by chance that we serendipitously found ourselves in the right place atthe right time. We staked out a spot with a bit of shade near a ro... ...ing days in the Pacific a dozen years earlier, we introduced them to ourSan Franciscan mates, Jim and Mary on Festina Tarde. Michael and Sheilaspent a...

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...ts and reached Gibraltar in 5 hours, having a bit of lunch on the way. Lowering all the sails, we switched on the motor and motored in, looking for a place to moor and it was pretty full on the moles, so we had to moor alongside some other boats, in the middle, tied up to the outside one, before dropping the anchor. We then rowed ashore on the ‘Crab’, although Nikki staye...

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...ad to Bayonne, near Biarritz.About 10 miles from Bordeaux, we stopped at a place on the map, called Le Gap. Here, wehad a cheese sandwich and a coffee... ...re were 3 beds in the room, a dresser, a table, 2 chairsand a sink and the place was rather dismal and damp. Jenny was a bit nervous about the dampand... ...,986 (700 milesthis trip) we took a photo of a church and town square at a place called Belin*.3(Added Jenny’s recollections-I did remember that hotel... ...with me forever.I have just looked up Tolosa, it looks like an interesting place, on a river - as i say Ithink we must have been on the outskirts - or... ...hink we must have been on the outskirts - or maybe I'm thinking of another placewe stayed at? Looking forward to the next episode!)Saturday 6th Decemb... ... of glasses of anis. The two Danes were there and aguy who had some mules, Francisco, bought us a drink. I had a long conversationwith him in Spanish,... ...t as ‘singeing the Kingof Spain’s beard’, in reference to a quote from Sir Francis Drake.Later on, John went out to see a man about his dogs, after Ni...

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...COMMENTARY My aim First of all, I would like to place on record what my interest in this book is. I do not have any great interest in the minor details of Malabar or Travancore. Nor about the various castes and their aspirations, claims and counterclaims. My interest i...

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...esent translation of vidu peru, generally mistaken for a gift of houses, or even for a gift to 72 families is fully secured by document II3 m several places ; vidu (cf. II, k3) is the verbal noun of vidu, “ to leave,” signifies “remittance, freedom,” hence in ancient T. Synonymous with S. mocsha ; the derived meaning is “freehold, Janmam,” hence the modem signification “ga...

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...cting the real looks of the ordinary peoples of this subcontinent is placed. Most of them do not represent the social leaders of the place... ... Malabar Manual My aim First of all, I would like to place on record what my interest in this book is. I do not have any g... ...estion can shift this direction. With a single word or adjective or usage, placed in an appropriate location with meticulous precision, an indivi... ...rk in the Government Press. While reprinting the spelling of the place names have, in some cases, been modernized. Egmor... ...tten by Edgar Thurston. QUOTE: Concerning the Dikshitars, Mr. W. Francis writes as follows* :— "...............is the property of a cla... ...as since been divided into two branches—St. Mary’s conference and St. Francis Xavier’s conference. The poor and helpless of every creed are ... ...h Brown of Anjarakandi, who know the country well, thus wrote to Dr. Francis Buchanan in the earliest years of the present century regarding ... ...f Clement VXIII (in 1605), appointed as their first Archbishop, Mgr. Francisco Roz, a Jesuit, who was afterwards transferred by Paul V to ... ... they became disgusted with them and rejected the allegiance of Mgr. Francisco Garcia, who was then their legitimate bishop. “And now...

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...ow for the doorkeeper, who came racing on stage doing up his flies. While the director was threatening the poor bloke with garrotting for leaving the place wide open as an invitation for the IRA to plant bombs, I was bundled down and out into the street, scuffing the toes of my beautiful new shoes on the stairs. Self-assurance somewhat undermined, I retreated to Piccadill...

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... a grain store where I built up a stunning arrayof muscles in all the right places, and discovered that labourers can be just as smart,pleasant, inter... ...was I had not the faintestidea what that secret was! I just knew I needed a place where I could be ‘myself’ withoutfear of condemnation. I longed, as ... ... upon rank of black taxis.Serried rows of red double-decker busses going to places I had heard of but only dreamedof visiting, and more people in one ... ...but the fat old tart took one look at Mik and snapped, “NoBlacks!” The next place was cleaner and the bloke didn’t even look up from his telly ashe to... ...as full ofbroken glass. I checked the window directly above – no wonder the place was freezing!Mik woke up. It was only eight-thirty. I said I'd have ... ... cello concertwhich pleased us both. We wandered the Tate Gallery, agreeing Francis Bacon was a conman, and after a few more outings together I finall... ... of respectability and independencewith a permanent lover. Perhaps if, like Francis Bacon, I'd been horsewhipped as a boy,or thrown onto the streets t...

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...raumatic Stress Disorder (“Mean World Syndrome”)? Do you have one of more MIPTSD risk factors? * You usually think the world is a dangerous and mean place. * You think that violence is usually the best solution to world problems. * You tend to categorize people as good or bad. * You fear one or more groups of people and feel no commonality with them; you are part of “u...

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...ou have one of more MIPTSD risk factors?* You usually think the world is a dangerous and mean place.* You think that violence is usually the best solu... ...wn discerning mind. 3 For any reader, you’ll spot warm-hearted humor blossoming in unexpected placeswithin the book. I also avoid graphic trauma detai... ...with your quality of life.You’ll even discover that PTSD/DID historically have a time-honored place in manyspiritual (including shamanic) traditions. ... ...supplements should be taken with food. To swallow non-liquid supplements more easily, I first place the capsules on mytongue. I fill my mouth part-way... ...ainers with lids, preferablywith each container holding no more than two weeks’ worth of oil. Place one container onthe table and the others in the re... ...bjects in that space. Evolution’s End:Claiming the Potential of Our Intelligence (Harper, San Francisco, 1993) cited in Restoring Your Eyesight: A Tao... ...Altered States of Consciousness” by Erika Bourguigon from PsychologicalAnthropology edited by Francis L.K. Hsu).15 Hypnotism by G.H. Estabrooks (1957 ... ...and A.D. Kanner (eds) Ecopsychology:Restoring The Earth, Healing The Mind (pp.xvii-xxiii, San Francisco: Sierra Club). I find the Hillman concepts (th...