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... commerce with evil spirits.‖ – Blackstone‘s ―Commentaries,‖ book iv. Chapter 4, p. 61. An anonymous seventeenth-century writer reasons as follows... ...tioneer, on the other side of the castle, and ask him if he had disposed of the books which had been left with him for sale; but that I must return ... ...tioneer, on the other side of the castle, and ask him if he had disposed of the books at auction which had been entrusted to him. He told me also, at... ...he occasion for this incarceration is said to have been her poisoning of the two sons of the then Margrave of Brandenburgh (incidentally her own, by ... ...OD. In the manuscript Discourse on Witchcraft, 1705, written by John Bell, p.41, I find the following account from Theophylact on the subject o... ... finished. Strange hymenials for a woman of seventy-five and the mother of ten sons and daughters and abundance of grandchildren; and it does not e... ...come here;‖ and she was at once cured, and sat reading the Bible and other good books for a long time. But when she left the study the demons return...

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... i -1 ___ 0 ___ 1 ___ Thomas Jefferson to Isaac McPherson, August 13, 1813, p. 6. 37278_u00.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page ii James Boyle The Public ... ...adame Bovary, or the antibiotic, or The New York Times? Well, it depends. If books have to be copied out by hand, then Madame Bovary is just like the ... ...music were a threat to the traditional music business, but digital copies of books? I am skeptical. This book will be freely and legally available onl... ...true copyright statute—was produced partly because of publishers’ fights with booksellers; the authorial right grew as an afterthought. 5 The history o... ...re to penis-enhancement techniques, misspelled stock tips, and the penniless sons of Nigerian oil ministers would be reduced. That sounds pretty attra... ... right to extinguish the monopoly by paying a specified and reasonable sum....P erpetual monopolies of every sort are forbidden not only by the Genius ... ...y, in The Works of Benjamin Franklin, ed. John Bigelow, vol. 1 (New York: G. P . Putnam’s Sons, 1904), 237–238. 58. Kenneth Arrow, “Economic Welfare a... ...ks of Benjamin Franklin, ed. John Bigelow, vol. 1 (New York: G. P . Putnam’s Sons, 1904), 237–238. 58. Kenneth Arrow, “Economic Welfare and the Alloca... ...bl’g Co., 28 F . Supp. 676 (S.D.N.Y. 1939); Houghton Mifflin Co. v. Stackpole Sons, Inc., 104 F .2d 306 (2nd Cir. 1939) (upholding the validity of the ...

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...y, hiding behind the trees; fair sisters of North Adams; members of the A. P. W. society, the advancers of the social life at Williams; heroes of the ... ...found in all the chief galleries of Europe. CALENDAR MONDAY, MARCH 18 7.80 p. m. —Lecture by Dr. Pratt on ' 'The Present Stains of Cbrietiao Missions.... ... Dr. Pratt on ' 'The Present Stains of Cbrietiao Missions.'' 10 H. H. 7.30 p. m.—First of two lectures by Mr. Guerard on "The Geography of France and ... ...Bemls' .. NEW HAVEN, CONN. The Finest Line of Pianos in the County Cluett& Sons 1 16 State Street North Adams StA,NT)A"RD RBPiTTABl^E ^ Frequently Rep... ...rt MAIN ST., NORTH ADAMS The Hotel Lenox Back Bay, Boston L. D. WILLCUTT & Sons BUILDING CON- STRUCTION. 166 Devonshire Street BOSTON, . MASS, MEADE'S... ...MASS. Class Fri., Sat. eve. nings. Private lessons bT appointment Class at Sons of Veterans Hall MondaT evening. FOR PARTICUURSADDRESS M. V. MEADE Nor... ...tuiftdl aiul his remarkable work on the liubrador cnast, to a study of his books and those of others about I him. it is a story to enlist the attenlii... ...ork includes that wdiiidi sup- plies the real needs of men. Men need laws, books, council. e.xa;n- ple, syuipnthy, friends, and above all, Ootl. These... ...e- spect resembles Tom Jones, by Fielding Tt orginally consisted of twenty books, but only parts of the 15th and KStli are now extant. The story deals...

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...rd is "now often used disparagingly to connote deception or distortion " (2nd ed., p. 1138). A zero-based approach assumes innocent-till-proved-guil... ...nificant empirical work … insightful and rigorous … (but) specialized and narrow" (p. 60). This book attempts to bridge the theory /practice gap, f... ...om our otherwise close 32 years together. Furthermore it was she who inspired our sons to teach their father that the Fine home should be a free ma... ... buy. "Free individual choice is a vital protection against tyranny" (Kelman 1965, p. 35), or as H. G. Wells is said to have quipped, "He who raises ... ...agent with national influence is Harvard psychiatrist Robert Coles. Through his 13 books and more than 350 articles he has worked to communicate the... ...ita consumption of cigarettes in the world, government sponsored posters and comic books carrying messages illustrating adverse effects of smoking, ... ...n India's population control program. Nutrition messages were publicized in comic books (Berg 1970, p. 1402) and distributed in India where use has...

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...around me, the shop next to me sold dried fish. With my wife and two small sons, I had arrived in Lampang on the night train from Bangkok, and stood t... ... I am a farmer. I have 12 children in all, but two of them are dead, six sons and four daughters. All are already married. Two of them are policeme... ...tire of it and the animals must be sold. I have six children in all, three sons and three daughters. They are already married. My youngest daughter ha... ...e he was, but he died and now we await his rebirth as divine redeemer. The books say that he who is born dies, and when one dies, one is reborn. But I... ...o the middleman naturally gets a larger fee Ban Mae Kong Nya 1985, Mr Kaew P., 49. It's impossible to get out of the debt trap these days from a larg... ...m the temple was called to the house, to read chapters or sermons from his books. That way, they drive out evil souls from the house where death has v... ...o read at the temple, which is why former monks who were able to read e.g. books on sorcery and almanacs were given the honorary name 'temple teacher'... ...ad shaving and robing. A Buddhist monk comes to perform this ceremony at 1 p.m. It is to remember how good the parents have been and to assure how gra... ...of His Eightieth Birthday I-II. The Siam Society. Bangkok. Ferguson, John P. – C. B. Johannsen 1976. Modern Buddhist Murals in Northern Thailand: A S...

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...her sChair CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER CHAPTER VI VI VI VI VI THE P THE P THE P THE P THE P INE TREE SHILLINGS INE TREE SHILLINGS INE TREE SH... ...he craft of the politician and the fierceness of the warrior. “Treat these sons of the forest as men and brethren,’’ he would say; “and let us endeavo... ...R HAD KNO THE CHAIR HAD KNO THE CHAIR HAD KNO WN WN WN WN WN “SIR W ILLIAM P HIPS,” continued Grandfather, “was too ac tive and adventurous a man to ... ...y becomes very obscure just at this point; and I must search into some old books and manuscripts before proceeding further. Besides, it is now a good ... ...er sChair APP APP APP APP APPENDIX ENDIX ENDIX ENDIX ENDIX T T T T TO P O P O P O P O P AR AR AR AR ART I T I T I T I T I EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA... ...own into prison or compelled to flee for their lives. Among these were two sons of .old Simon Bradstreet, the last of the Puritan governors. Mr. Willa... ...fore our chair came into his possession. But, as he was the author of more books than there are days in the year, we may conclude that he wrote a grea... ... the room you would probably behold it crowded, and piled, and heaped with books. There were huge, ponderous folios, and quar tos, and little duodeci... ...e was enough of the old Puritan spirit remaining to cause most of the true sons of New En gland to look with horror upon such an attempt. Great exer ...

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...f surveying to do, and now and then a merchant got him to straighten out his books. With Scotch patience and pluck he resolved to live down his reputa... ...was the first day of July, 1830—he was at work over a set of tangled account books in his workroom, which looked westward over a stretch of vacant lot... ...of our race. He brought death into the world. Pudd nhead Wilson s Calendar P ercy Driscoll slept well the night he saved his house minions from goin... ...n years old, and well educated for that age, very studious, very fond of our books, and well grounded The Tragedy of Pudd nhead Wilson - Mark Twain 3... ...ew graveyard, and the jail, and where the richest man lived, and the Freema sons’ hall, and the Methodist church, and the Presbyterian church, and wh... ...n rich, en I is po’ en gitt’n ole, en I come heah b’leavin’ dat you would he’p de ole mammy ‘long down de little road dat’s lef’ ‘twix’ her en de grav... ...ituation to help her, and wasn’t going to do it. “Ain’t you ever gwine to he’p me, Marse T om?” “No! Now go away and don’t bother me any more.” Roxy’s... ...t died de same year yo’ young Marse Tom Driscoll’s pappy died, en all de Ma sons en Odd Fellers en Churches turned out en give him de bigges’ funeral... ...se, and begged to assure him that as far as it might lie in the power of the Sons of Liberty, his temporary membership in the order would be made plea...

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...d none of uncommon intelli- gence or education; but some of them had a few books, which he borrowed eagerly. Thus he read and reread, AEsop’s Fables, ... ...tings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol One to write; not only making extracts from books he wished to remember, but also composing little essays of his own. F... ...ess” with a dissolute partner, who drank whiskey while Lincoln was reading books. The re- sult was a disastrous failure and a load of debt. Thereupon ... ...e and tender utterance than his let- ter to a mother who had given all her sons to her country, written at a time when the angel of death had visited ... ...he files of the War Department a statement that you are the mother of five sons who have died gloriously on the field of battle. I feel how weak and f... ...ually despised and disregarded, if their rights to be secure in their per- sons and property are held by no better tenure than the caprice of a mob, t... ...bott, Wm. Butler, C.R. Matheny, John T. Stuart, Judge Logan, Robert Irwin, P . C. Canedy and S. M. Tinsley, all saw and examined it, and that at least... ...e I will write again when I get more time. Your friend as ever, A. LINCOLN P. S.—The Democratic giant is here, but he is not much worth talking about.... ...g some ineffectual search was made for him; and on Tuesday, at one o’clock P.M., William and Henry started home without him. In a day or two Henry and...

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....—This, though written hastily, and in a situation where I had no aid from books, is yet far from being what some people have supposed it—a simple rec... ...tract shapes. It had happened, that amongst our vast nursery collection of books was the Bible, illustrated with many pictures. And in long dark eveni... ... looks like a dull orange, or a red billiard ball.”—Introd. to Biog. Lit., p. clxii. And, upon this 33 Autobiographic Sketches same analogy, psycholo... ...n brothers as Milton could have to pronounce Adam the goodliest of his own sons. First and last, we counted as eight children, viz., four brothers 37... ... the rear of that majestic substance which is the author of its existence. Books he detested, one and all, excepting only such as he happened to write... ...dren pursue her steps? Not apparently: exter- nally, things went well; her sons were reasonably prosperous; her handsome daughter—for she had a more y... ...HIM, there is no chance that he should be occupied with chimeras, because (p. 6) “he has met with some who have acknowledged the fact of their having ... ... and in particular, for the honor of literature, it grieves me to find, by p. 10, that the largest number of these shams, and perhaps the most uncandi... ...his son-in-law, Mr. Wilkins, as did a certain Irish Colonel Bowes, who had sons at the school, requesting earnestly, in terms most flattering to mysel...

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...anity and enterprise, to enter on an attempt to improve that class of per- sons—since, greatly improved through the agency of good women. 5 Charles D... ...o long as I live, and so long as my descendants have any legal right in my books, I shall cause to be republished, as an appendix to every copy of tho... ...I shall cause to be republished, as an appendix to every copy of those two books of mine in which I have referred to America. And this I will do and c... ...he habit of seeking to propitiate his favour by presents of plate, jewels, books, watches, and other valuable ar- ticles. Thus, he writes on one occas... ...CITY OF LONDON; AND RELATES WHAT FELL OUT UPON THEIR WAY THITHER W HEN M R P ECKSNIFF and the two young ladies got into the heavy coach at the end of ... ...ving a blessing on the appetites of those present, and committing all per- sons who had nothing to eat, to the care of Providence; whose business (so ... ...cksniff, ‘let that dear orphan’s friends apply, by letter post-paid, to S. P., Post Office, Salisbury. I don’t know who he is exactly. Don’t be alarme... ... eh? Well, I don’t know. Tom’s not a bad name. Thomas Pinch Chuzzlewit. T. P. C. on his pinafores—no objection to that, I should say?’ Tom cleared his... ...ry, a nurse, and watcher, and performer of nameless offices about the per- sons of the dead—whom he had recommended. Her name, as Mr Pecksniff gathere...

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...; or, the World in a Man-of- War.’ Thus, of Melville’s four most important books, three, ‘Typee,’ ‘Omoo,’ and ‘White-Jacket,’ are directly auto bio- g... ...ach, at the foot of the T aconic. In Stockbridge, yonder, is Mr. James [G. P . R. James], conspicuous to all the world on his mountain-pile of history... ...not repeat the experiences of which I had been reading with rapture in his books. In vain I sought to hear of Typee and those paradise islands, but he... ...ussing such matters is pointed out by Hawthorne also, in the ‘English Note Books.’ This habit in- creased as he advanced in years, if possible. The ch... ...e passionately fond of flowers, and never wearied of decorating their per- sons with them; a lovely trait in their character, and one that ere long wi... ... into the T ypee valley the day before, and was now with three chiefs, her sons, on a visit to her kinsmen. As the old king’s wife left him, Jimmy aga...

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...? of the same sort come on in your family? Are you possessing houses and lands, and oxen and asses, and men-servants and maid-servants, and begetting sons and daughters? We are not keeping house, but boarding at the Globe Tavern, which is very well kept now by a widow lady of the name of Beck....

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...nds, and oxen and asses, and men-servants and maid-servants, and begetting sons and daughters? We are not keeping house, but boarding at the Globe Tav... ... our best friends. It is old Uncle Thomas Campbell of Spring Creek—(Berlin P .O.). He has received several documents from you, and he says they are ol... ...here? 16 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two SECOND CHILD TO JOSHUA P. SPEED SPRINGFIELD, October 22, 1846. DEAR SPEED:—Y ou, no doubt, assign ... ...s by that big name, he can have it by turning to Niles’s Register, vol. 1, p. 336. And if any one should suppose that Niles’s Register is a curious re... ... of the transfer 38 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Two made on the books of the department, which, however, was neglected to be done; that the... ...rs of this House had for its only object to give bounty lands to such per- sons as had served for a time as privates, but had never been discharged as... ...efore said note was executed. Your Petitioner further states that the rea- sons of his not being present at said trial, as he was not, and of its not ... ... to what a J. P . upon the expiration of his term shall do with his docket books, papers, unfinished business, etc., but so far as I know, the practic...

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...ties of Religious Experience A Study in Human Nature by William James To E.P.G. In Filial Gratitude and Love CONTENTS LECTURE I RELIGION AND NEUROLOGY... ...on to normal moral ripen- ing— Leuba’s ideas— Seemingly unconvertible per- sons— Two types of conversion— Subconscious in- cubation of motives— Self-s... ...to con- versations with the lamented Thomas Davidson and to the use of his books, at Glenmore, above Keene Valley, I owe more obligations than I can w... ...rience of receiving instruction from the living voice, as well as from the books, of European scholars, is very familiar. At my own University of Harv... ...e my citations, my sentences and para- graphs of personal confession, from books that most of you at some time will have had already in your hands, an... ...rks about the two sorts of judgment, because there are many religious per- sons—some of you now present, possibly, are among 15 William James them—wh... ...iches, and an admi- rable renewal of bodily strength. I alleged these rea- sons to those who so often accused my visions of be- ing the work of the en... ...e one side of it lies institutional, on the other personal religion. As M. P. Sabatier says, one branch of religion keeps the divinity, another keeps ... ...proof of the subtle virtue of this infusion.”[10] [10] Miscellanies, 1868, p. 120 (abridged). Such is the Emersonian religion. The universe has a divi...

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...y march, on the eve of danger, must ever be the pledge, that New England’s sons will vindi- cate their ancestry. THE THE THE THE THE WEDDING KNELL WED... ...TER’S BL THE MINISTER’S BL THE MINISTER’S BLA A A A ACK CK CK CK CK VEIL A P VEIL A P VEIL A P VEIL A P VEIL A PARABLE ARABLE ARABLE ARABLE ARABLE 1 1... ...ar pattern and workmanship to that be- neath. These letters and figures—16 P .S. 79—are wrought into the iron work of the balcony, and probably expres... ...airs and went forth from the porch, appeared rather like shadows than per- sons of fleshly substance. Sir William Howe and his guests stood at the doo... ...d his existence equally a doubt! Whose was the agony of that death moment? P P P P PETER GOLDTHW ETER GOLDTHW ETER GOLDTHW ETER GOLDTHW ETER GOLDTHWAI... ...ing, but to be out of the way. Peter saw piles of yellow and musty account-books, in parchment covers, wherein creditors, long dead and buried, had wr... ...elf from his former lounging-places, at insurance offices, news-rooms, and bookstores, and as the honor of his company was sel- dom requested in priva...