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...seems to be fixated on his tensile musculature. They both start at the sound of my voice: "Banks." "Banks!" – the driver mirthfully slaps his bulgi... ...eing spittle stains. The window looks onto another window. Mine is a corporate apartment in Geneva, a menacing physical presence of solitude and sil... ...ntries, and then take vows. I reassured him I was celibate and he pretended to believe me. Gene called and invited me to his bookstore to inspect a ... ...lising, and devouring unwholesome food in the adjacent restaurant. Shoppers came and went. Gene would register the day's meager intake in his books... ...se. But usually I would return to my alcove and wait for Monday. That day, when I arrived, Gene offered me a cup of lukewarm coffee and said: "Stay... ...lted the iron shutters and we proceeded uptown, to get drunk. It was a farewell sacrament, Gene having lost his savings and a lot of other people's ... ... number. The night guard at the entrance, besieged by a polished wooden counter and facing banks of noiseless television screens, winked at us. "T...

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... The Right to Save One's Own Life The right to self-defence is a subset of the more general and all-pervasive right to save one's own life. One has ... ...ctions or avoid taking certain actions in order to save his or her own life. It is generally accepted that one has the right to kill a pursuer who ... ... life, to free speech, to the enjoyment the fruits of his lawful property and, in general to a happy life. There is little debate that the Mother ... ...ophically: the creation of a fetus limits the set of all potentials embedded in the genetic material to the one fetus created. The egg and sperm can... ... the egg is not serious. Biologically, it does not matter – they all carry the same genetic content. Moreover, would this counter-argument still hol... ...ame faddish buzzwords and part of a global consensus propagated by both commercial banks and multilateral lenders. As applied to the professions - ... ...st: higher charges, bad connections, lost time, effort, money and business. If the banks are dysfunctional (because there is no foreign competitio... ...s even desirable. Think about the Banking System: it is always better to have fewer banks with bigger capital than many small banks with capital ina... ... - By colluding with sources of financing (e.g., regional, national, or investment banks), by absorbing any capital offered by the State, by the ca...

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... The Right to Save One's Own Life The right to self-defence is a subset of the more general and all-pervasive right to save one's own life. One has ... ...ctions or avoid taking certain actions in order to save his or her own life. It is generally accepted that one has the right to kill a pursuer who ... ... life, to free speech, to the enjoyment the fruits of his lawful property and, in general to a happy life. There is little debate that the Mother ... ...ophically: the creation of a fetus limits the set of all potentials embedded in the genetic material to the one fetus created. The egg and sperm can... ... the egg is not serious. Biologically, it does not matter – they all carry the same genetic content. Moreover, would this counter-argument still hol... ...ame faddish buzzwords and part of a global consensus propagated by both commercial banks and multilateral lenders. As applied to the professions - ... ...st: higher charges, bad connections, lost time, effort, money and business. If the banks are dysfunctional (because there is no foreign competitio... ...s even desirable. Think about the Banking System: it is always better to have fewer banks with bigger capital than many small banks with capital ina... ... - By colluding with sources of financing (e.g., regional, national, or investment banks), by absorbing any capital offered by the State, by the ca...

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...tions, libraries can serve as decisive socialization agents and introduce generations of pupils, students, and readers to the possibilities and riche... ...lf-published and vanity published e-books, music tracks and art works has generated few masterpieces and a lot of trash. The absence of judicious fil... ...her - what happens to the intuitive notion of "copies"? Should BookTailor-generated books considered to be unique exemplars of one-copy print runs? ... ... BookCrossing (by e-mail) about the book's and their whereabouts, thereby generating moving plots and mapping the territory of literacy and biblioma... ...to what extent? These questions are not easily answered. Consider reports generated by users from a database. Are these reports copyrighted - and ... ...matical concepts...A graphical representation of data abstracted from the banks of every computer in the human system. Unthinkablecomplexity. Lines ... ... with cash substitutes. Gradually, the Internet will compete with central banks and banking systems in money creation and transfer. E. The Transport...

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...of society. In spite of wars, this manner of education has continued from generation to generation, for thousands of years, and proved excellent for... ...blic media, leading to the heavy pollution in society that ruins one 5 generation after another. However, wise men are always the minority, even t... ...In contrast, Laozi proposed the wuwei philosophy thousands years ago. In general, for every science there exist exact axioms which are regarded as b... ...e to maintain the hidden integral. In fact, every mind is gifted with the gene of a universal mind: the integral of our ultimate inner nature, which... ... former as the basis for neutrosophic research, and the latter as the new generation of classical fuzzy mathematics, to theoretically support all the... .... Even the mind will tie in organically with “know-it-all computer memory banks.” Is this a good time to be a person? Impossible! This is a dark age...

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...ses humans to begin to internalize and assimilate the Entropy that they themselves generate. This is done through a series of intricate and intertw... ...as been attributed to random-stochastic processes (such as environmentally-induced genetic mutations). This view, of course, evades the far more i... ... complexity? Was it somehow reduced, "absorbed, digested, or assimilated"? Is it a general rule that, given sufficient time and resources, the simp... ...lassifiers Systems). To use Holland's vocabulary, language is a set of Constrained Generating Procedures. "Vague objects" (with vague spatial or te... ...verse, therefore, enhances the signal-to- noise ratio through acts of measurement (a generalization of the anthropic principle). References 1. Oll... ...Laboratory of North Carolina's Duke University by the American psychologist Joseph Banks Rhine and in the more recent remote viewing ganzfeld senso...

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...al product is growing ours is stagnant. ―Much of India‘s income is generated by other countries outsourcing to them. Because so many speak En... ...w, are used to do a large amount of English and American legal work. They generally charge less than 10% of the fees in the West. With the advanced ... ...als. We can‘t do any of this. When our youth are university educated they generally leave. But in India, because of the low cost of living and the s... ...get our country moving toward the modern world. I know it will take a few generations even if we do everything right. I certainly want to avoid the ... ...ert Mugabe, and Saddam Hussein.‖ —―Well said Commander. We men have generally made a mess of managing human progress. But back to voluntary po... ...ur government infused $700 billion into your economy to try to save major banks and insurance companies. It had deregulated key financial industries... ...education is certainly a big plus from the big governments. Regulation of banks and stock markets may have some problems, but it beats the alternativ... ...p, once frowned on, is now being accepted. We have interested some Indian banks to begin microcredit programs like Yanus started in Bangladesh. Like...

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... what really makes them happy.‖ 15 ―The research shows that generally children make us less happy. So does losing one‘s job. Sex makes... ...ive people are the most like to find partners and marry. What part do our genes play? How important is good weather? ... ...he goodness or badness of an action, our own or that of others. Often the general public thinks it‘s only about sexual conduct or life and death issu... ...n terms of actions that people believe in and act on. So I will narrow the general meaning of ‗values‘ and broaden the general meaning of ‗morals‘ so... ...psychological propensities or our familial and societal traditions. So we generally don‘t think, even though we think we are thinking. We are general... ...ers if they are available. They may run their investments through foreign banks that don‘t report income to any country. So taxing the rich, even if... ...ed Arab Emirates with none of these taxes. They get their money by taxing banks and oil producers. So it‘s a good idea if your ideal society sits at... ...they figured that illegals could be arrested for drunk driving or robbing banks. But they couldn‘t be dealt with for being illegally in the country. ...

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...ns and permutations of differences and dissimilarities of all things that are generally the same size in the Universe proves beyond any doubt that t... ...tus is not inertia. Neither is it mass. It is an Organic Force. There is a general phenomenon throughout the Universe that Science calls Inertia.... ...he stone, it resumes its original path. The only reason light travels in a general direction that is more or less straight, is because when it is... ...rse 26 Not only that, but Einstein’s attempt to scrap his entire Theory of General Relativity by introducing what he called a ‘Cosmological Const... ... nullify and destroy the only valid idea he did have; which was the Theory of General Relativity. What is the Theory of General Relativity? It is ... ...t happen because a certain person just happens to explore farther. The Grand Banks between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland were fished for hundreds of ... ...d, funded, and bailed out countless corrupt regimes, dictators, corporations, banks, and other financial institutions… simply because they consider ... ...on and on… from Mexico, to Japan, to the Philippines, to Brazil, to Korea: as banks try desperately to stabilize economies that are run by criminals ... ...nd electricity. Will the 500 million this charity compensate for the western banks of the world impoverishing the 3 rd world nations down to starva...

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... meaning except to identify them with a set of traditional festivals and a generalized “Yes,” if asked, “Do you believe in God?” I cannot claim to sta... ...aning and feeling-value of symbols in personal life, as well as in culture generally. Jung was, with Sigmund Freud, a cofounder of psychoanalysis. I h... ...this, it might be possible to discover some features of religion that have general validity. The establishment of a Department of Comparative Religion... ...s published. James attempted to cover the field of religious experience in general and to establish the guidelines for the new study of the applicatio... ...’s view of what is taking place in these religions, and indeed in religion generally, attempting to draw together the strains of experience and though... ... walk east on Seneca Road I come to a steep sand bank and then to some red banks of clay on the road’s south side. For a year I live here, experiencin... ... years later as just-so. Each of the horizontal red clay veins in the clay banks east on Seneca Road has its own personal shape, also to be remembered... ... birds and squirrels and all the other trees, and from the Bay, wind, sand banks, veins of red clay, clumps of Queen Anne’s Lace, and berry bushes. Th...

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... 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Contents Introduction—1 Part I The Rise and Stall of the Generative Net—7 1 Battle of the Boxes—11 2 Battle of the Networks—19 3 C... ...1 Battle of the Boxes—11 2 Battle of the Networks—19 3 Cybersecurity and the Generative Dilemma—36 Part II After the Stall—63 4 The Generative Pattern... ...art III Solutions—149 7 Stopping the Future of the Internet: Stability on a Generative Net—153 8 Strategies for a Generative Future—175 9 Meeting the... ...tive Net—153 8 Strategies for a Generative Future—175 9 Meeting the Risks of Generativity: Privacy 2.0—200 Conclusion—235 Acknowledgments—247 Notes—24... ...at each inaugurated is radically different. The Apple II was quintessentially generative technology. It was a platform. It invited people to tinker wit... ...hem secure from fools and Battle of the Networks 31 knaves would be absent. Banks would be simpler and more efficient if they did not need vaults for t... ...ual trust for the users of secured institutions and systems is rarely found: banks are designed with robbers in mind. Yet the assumption that network ... ... lure people voluntarily to share sensitive information. 90 (T o be sure, as banks and other sensitive destinations increase security on their Web sit... ...soft’s dominant market share. Recall Willie Sutton’s explanation for robbing banks: that’s where the money is. 95 As more users switch to other platfo...

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...boat had barely held her own, and had hovered about one spot; but now, the banks changed swiftly , and the deepening shad- ows and the kindling lights... ...out the V eneerings themselves, and that any one who has anything to tell, generally tells it to anybody else in preference. ‘The man,’ Mortimer goes ... ... of Madeira, and remains uncon- scious of the Document which engrosses the general atten- tion, until Lady Tippins (who has a habit of waking totally ... ...ll. Perhaps its newness, or perhaps the accuracy of his observation of its general look, guided Gaffer to a ready conclusion. ‘This gentleman, Mr Ligh... ...intance brasses in country churches, scrolls in stained-glass windows, and generally the De Wilfers who came over with the Conqueror. For, it is a rem... ... Wilfers who came over with the Conqueror. For, it is a remarkable fact in genealogy that no De Any ones ever came over with Anybody else. But, the Re... .... Looking over the black water, I saw the lights racing past me on the two banks of the river, as if they were eager to be gone and leave me dying in ... ...if it might have reproduced all it had ever reflected between those placid banks, and brought nothing to the light save what was peaceful, pastoral, a... ...he guineas found in teapots, chim- neys, racks and mangers, and other such banks of deposit, seemed greatly to heighten Mr Boffin’s enjoyment; while S...

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...ome, come,” said the sailor, “I have a better opinion than you of women in general, and of Mercedes in particular; and I am cer- tain that, captain or... ...,” added he, drawing out his watch, “in an hour and a half she will be.” A general exclamation of surprise ran round the table, with the exception of ... ...ommented upon the silence that prevailed, now found it difficult, amid the general din of voices, to obtain a moment’s tranquillity in which to drink ... ...er and greeted him at the door. He was very pale. “What news?” exclaimed a general burst of voices. “Alas, my friends,” replied M. Morrel, with a mour... ... he gazed, doubtfully, wistfully, on Danglars, and then caution supplanted generosity. “Suppose we wait a while, and see what comes of it,” said he, c... ...Morrel now tried to nego- tiate bills at ninety days only, and none of the banks would give him credit. Fortunately, Morrel had some funds coming in o... ...war, had crossed the Garigliano, like Manfred, and had taken refuge on the banks of the Amasine between Sonnino and Juperno. He strove to collect a ba... ... and the immense stream again continued its course between its two granite banks. A new source of noise and movement was added to the crowd. The selle... ...id the same. At the same time, four of the band, who were concealed on the banks of the Almo, surrounded the carriage. The Frenchman made some resista...

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...ell return her haughty looks, and would not yield an inch, nor join in the general adulation. There were disputes about us children. Poor Archie was a... ...her crushed by the loss of Archie, she never had another day’s health. Eu- gene came to her like Ichabod to Phinehas’ wife, and she was soon gone from... ...it into his pocket, being by no means inclined to submit the letter to the general gaze. “A good omen,” said Canon Boltby, looking up from his paper. ... ...stout dark blue woollen gowns, the children, either patched or ragged, and generally barefooted, but by no means ill-fed. No Sunday school had been in... ...er convinced Aurelia that en- treaties would be vain, and there was soon a general outburst 41 Yo n g e of assurances that she would see all that was... ...t her eye filled with the beauty of the broad glassy river, and the wooded banks, and then rose onwards, looking with loyal awe at majestic Windsor, w... ...ll the broad sheet of the Thames, covered with boats and wherries, and the banks provided with steps and stairs, at the opening of every street on the...

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...ten have I told you not to use that vague expression, not to speak in that general way? When you say they say , what do you mean? Part of speech They?... ...ast retreat is a very hideous church with four towers at the four corners, generally resembling some petrified mon- ster, frightful and gigantic, on i... ... and keep my friend up to the mark.’ ‘I should not have doubted it, sir.’ ‘Generally , I confess myself a man to be doubted,’ returned Eugene, coolly,... ...ce of earnestness, complete con- viction, injured resentment of suspicion, generous and un- selfish interest. All these qualities, in him usually so l... ...sitate.’ There was an appearance of openness, trustfulness, unsus- pecting generosity, in his words and manner, that won the poor girl over; and not o... .... Looking over the black water, I saw the lights racing past me on the two banks of the river, as if they were eager to be gone and leave me dying in ...

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... o rightly understand the countess, my dear Nathan, you must know that the general is a violent man, red as fire, five feet nine inches tall, round as... ...the courage of a daring man; he lacks mind and breadth of view. Like other generals to whom mili- tary common-sense, the natural boldness of those who... ...le creature handles her bobbins in a way to lead this heavy, solid, stolid general precisely as he himself used to lead his cuirassiers. If Montcornet... ...e you?” —in the very tones with which he shouted to his cuirassiers on the banks of the Danube: “Men, we must die, and die well, since there’s nothing... ...olympian heads, or men of genius, who can show this utter confidence, this generous devotion to weakness, this constant protection, this love without ... ...rve. He now wished to find the sources of the Avonne, which the 23 Balzac general and the countess daily extolled in the evening, mak- ing plans to v... ...he Lago Maggiore. In the middle ages the castle of Les Aigues stood on the banks of the Avonne. Of this old building noth- ing remains but the gateway... ...st as charming as at the Opera,” thought Blondet, making his way along the banks of the unnavigable portion of the Avonne, whose caprices contrast wit... ...s vices kept him at the level of pauperism, you have al- ready seen on the banks of the Avonne, measuring his clev- erness with that of one of the cle...

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...ed and admitted by Bacon himself, does not now re- tain influence over the general mind sufficient even to con- stitute the mainspring of a romance. B... ...thy of observation, that while the astrological doctrines have fallen into general contempt, and been sup- planted by superstitions of a more gross an... ...mance, and which, for certain particular rea- sons, must be expressed very generally. Such a preceptor as Mr. Sampson is supposed to have been, was ac... ...hey were lost in the barbarous ages of Galwegian independence; so that his genealogical tree, besides the Christian and crusading names of Godfreys, a... ...e him, he wadna see the puir folk trodden down this gait.” Meanwhile, this general good opinion never prevented their taking the advantage of him on a... ...ces visible, and hidden in others, where it rolled betwixt deep and wooded banks. The spire of a church, and the appearance of some houses, indicated ... ...e of the little caravan. The road was narrow, running be- tween two broken banks of sand, and Mr. Bertram’s servant rode forward, smacking his whip wi... ...dly presented herself. She was standing upon one of those high precipitous banks, which, as we before noticed, overhung the road; so that she was plac... ...taid” until he ar- rived at the mansion of his friend Mr. Mervyn, upon the banks of one of the lakes of Westmoreland. CHAPTER XVII. Heaven first, in i...

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...ogues for Ministers as have never been seen, no, not in our own day; and a General, of whom it may be severely argued, whether he was the meanest mise... ...the English language, and having been during the course of his life pretty generally engaged in the British service, he had a tolerably fair claim to ... ...pearance of Mr. Brock in a public capacity displayed him as a fifer in the General’s own regiment of Coldstreamers, when they marched from Scotland to... ...as asked by Miss Catherine whether he would like a fire in his bedroom, he generally was induced to occupy it, although he might before have vowed to ... ... curs- ing the wine, the landlady, the wine-grower, and the English nation generally, when the young woman entered and (choos- ing so to interpret the... ... builded, so that it seemeth rather a continuall street than a bridge;”—of Bankside, and the “Globe” and the “For- tune” Theatres; of the ferries acro... ... long lines of slim wherries sleeping on 158 Catherine: A Story the river banks and basking and shining in the moonbeams. A combat on the river is de...

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...Street CHAPTER I I On a hill by the Mississippi where Chippewas camped two generations ago, a girl stood in relief against the corn- flower blue of No... ...eties for the practise of the arts or the tense stalking of a thing called General Culture. In her class there were two or three prettier girls, but n... ...t was the only trace of Carol in the room. She had inherited the rest from generations of girl students. It was as a part of all this commonplaceness ... ...ce came galloping before hell-for-leather posses. As she climbed along the banks of the dark river Carol listened to its fables about the wide land of... ...bered discussions of Freud, Romain Rolland, syndicalism, the Confederation Generale du Travail, feminism vs. haremism, Chinese lyrics, nationalization... ...athletic shoes. The High Bridge crosses the Mississippi, mounting from low banks to a palisade of cliffs. Far down beneath it on the St. Paul side, up... ...his fresh land, the place is an- cient. Here is the bold stone house which General Sibley, the king of fur-traders, built in 1835, with plaster of riv... ...ng odd jobs, and that’s more ‘n these polite cusses like the clerks in the banks do. When I’m rude to some slob, it may be partly because I don’t know...

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...o place must have seemed to me so much like the life I had led, that I was generally as quick to cry as to laugh, and was never at peace between any t... ...eld me at arms’ length and said, ‘Richie, the notion of training you for a General commandership of the British army is a good one, but if you have go... ...nd round to morning bell, I was hunting my father in an un- known country, generally with the sun setting before me: I ran out of a wood almost into a... ... but I sang out, ‘Good! Oh, so kind!’ This appeared to convince her. ‘Very generous to you and every one, is he not?’ she said; and from that moment w... ...war some time. Then you’ll see fellows rise: lieutenant, captain, colonel, General—quick as barrels pop- ping at a bird. I should like to be Governor ... ...t uncertainly. We looked round. A steam-tug was towing our ship out toward banks of red-reflecting cloud, and a smell of sea air. ‘Why, that’s the Eas... .... On a clear cold Sunday morning we were sailing between a foreign river’s banks, and T emple and I were alternately reading a chapter out of the Bibl... ...s, struggling in the stream to get out and lie and wallow and belch on the banks. You work so hard that you have all but one aim, and that is fatness ... ...gh talk of money, money! All is done that you wanted done. Stocks, Shares, Banks—we’ve gone through them all. Please, finish! Please, do. You have onl...

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...rels for posterity (Who does not often claim the bright reversion) Has generally no great crop to spare it, he Being only injured by his own... ... However this might be, the race went on Improving still through every generation, Until it centred in an only son, Who left an only daugh... ...tors were, I favor’d none—nay, was almost uncivil? Is it for this that General Count O’Reilly, Who took Algiers, declares I used him vilely? ... ...ool: The great success of Juan’s education, Spurr’d her to teach another generation. Juan embark’d—the ship got under way, The wind was fair... ...ly proved his saving clause Was a small present made to him at Cadiz, By general subscription of the ladies. Of poor Pedrillo something still re... ...bout; Some fancied they saw land, and some said ‘No!’ The frequent fog banks gave them cause to doubt— Some swore that they heard breakers, ot...

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...d in the King’s army under the King himself. The Duc de Lux- embourg, sole general of his own army, covered the siege operations, and observed the ene... ...this, and said that to retreat at such a mo- ment would be to increase the general disorder. Then turn- ing to my father he ordered him to be prepared... ..., and that the coach of M. de Vardes should run against my father’s, and a general quarrel arise between mas- ters and servants. Under cover of this q... ...eat, indeed, was incredible, even amongst the soldiers and the people. The general officers could not keep silent upon it, and the inferior officers s... ...n the towns, and even at Court, it was talked about openly. The courtiers, generally so glad to find themselves again at Versailles, now declared that... ...into our hands. We encamped that night in the plain on the 62 Saint-Simon banks of the Necker—our rear at Manheim, and our left at Seckenheim, while ... ...Such of the Imperial Generals as were out riding ran from all parts to the banks of the Murg, to see our retreat, but it was so promptly executed that... ...carcely reached the top of the steeple, when he saw his detachments on the banks of the Po, and the bridge broken, thus render- ing their assistance u... ... the 13th of August at the dawn, and at once took up their position on the banks of the brook. Their surprise must have been great to see our army so ...

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...connected, the ideas and origi- nal conception of the work to be done were generally furnished by the liberal statesmen of the day, and the labour of ... ...ipage should not shame her, and things on which Mrs Proudie resolved, were generally accomplished. From all this it was likely to result that Dr Proud... ...o important a portion of believing Christians. With the men, indeed, he is generally at variance; they are hardened sinners, on whom the voice of prie... ...e dingy, and that which had been originally a rich and goodly ruby had de- generated into a reddish brown. Mr Harding, however, thought the old reddis... ... stables. ‘Are the arrangements with reference to the Sabbath- day schools generally pretty good in your archdeaconry?’ ‘Sabbath-day schools!’ repeate... ...nerally too fat and wheezy; nor do they sit for the hour together on river banks at their mistresses’ feet, being somewhat afraid of rheumatism. But f... ...d on railway trains in Georgia, or elsewhere. There was a dearth of broken banks, and a dead dean with the necessity for a live one was a godsend. Had...

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...ve so much, pleased for the sake of his church, and vaguely irritated by a generosity which seemed almost ostentatious. Then Henry Carey married a pat... ...ir and the schools; though there was no organ in the parish church, it was generally considered (in Blackstable) that the choir he led was the best in... ...e speeches. When Mrs. Carey had finished her business with the banker, she generally went upstairs to have a little chat with his sister; and while th... ...mpous maybe, but fragrant with the emotion with which the East came to the generation that followed Byron and Chateaubriand. In a moment or two Philip... ... not resist the doubt that assailed him. He made his own experience into a general rule. “I suppose no one ever has faith enough,” he said. It was lik... ... green fields, and it made him happy, he knew not why, to wander along its banks. When he was tired he lay face-downward on the grass and watched the ... ...iver , a little way off, a narrow canal bordered by poplars, and along the banks of this after their day’s work they often wandered. They spent all da...

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... A gallant steed, while thus the Soldan said, 227 A hard division, when the harmless sheep 40 A hollow cave was in the craggy stone, 234 ?A knight of Genes shall have the hardiment 344 A little higher on the way they met 349 A mass of solid fire burning bright 280 A messenger to Godfrey sage doth tell 179 A messenger, while thus he mused, drew near, 117 A mount of ruins, a...

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...y sit; Comfort the feeble, and confirm the strong, The Lord of Hosts their general doth make thee, And for their chieftain they shall gladly take thee... ...e with that wind. XLIX Well might you read his sickness in his eyes, Their banks were full, their tide was at the flow, His help far off, his hurt wit... ...nd Pursue the echo over dale and down. 22 Jerusalem Delivered LXXIV Their general did with due care provide To save his men from ambush and from trai... ...in could forslow Their hasty pace, or stop their march at all; So when his banks the prince of rivers, Po, Doth overswell, he breaks with hideous fall... ... sails untwines, Spread was the huge Armado, wide and broad, From V enice, Genes, and towns which them confines, From Holland, England, France and Sic... ... wind, Till on some secret rock unwares we light, The sea of glory hath no banks assigned, They who are wont to win in every fight Still feed the fire... ...hile, — For gladly we accept the war you bring, — Let him expect us on the banks of Nile.” He entertained them then with banqueting, And gifts present... ...e, and with confused sound, The rest approved what the gallant said, Their general their knights encompassed round, With humble grace, and earnest sui... ...the sun About this earth, this globe, this compass, run. XXXI “A knight of Genes shall have the hardiment Upon this wondrous voyage first to wend, Nor...

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...Divine power, exerted in each particular case, but by the establishment of general laws.’ W. Whewell: Bridgewater Treatise. ‘To conclude, therefore, l... ...e larger gen- era in any country vary more than the species of the smaller genera — Many of the species of the larger genera resemble varieties in bei... ...ance — its power at all ages and on both sexes — Sexual Selection — On the generality of inter- crosses between individuals of the same species — Circ... ...usual manner are highly variable: specific char- acters more variable than generic: secondary sexual characters variable —Species of the same genus va... ... — Species once lost do not reappear — Groups of species fol- low the same general rules in their appearance and disappearance as do single species — ... ...s might wash down plants or branches, and that these might be dried on the banks, and then by a fresh rise in the stream be washed into the sea. Hence... ...unas. On either side the islands are situated on moderately deep submarine banks, and they are inhabited by closely allied or identical quadrupeds. No...

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...y sit; Comfort the feeble, and confirm the strong, The Lord of Hosts their general doth make thee, And for their chieftain they shall gladly take thee... ...e with that wind. XLIX Well might you read his sickness in his eyes, Their banks were full, their tide was at the flow, His help far off, his hurt wit... ...nd Pursue the echo over dale and down. 22 Jerusalem Delivered LXXIV Their general did with due care provide To save his men from ambush and from trai... ...in could forslow Their hasty pace, or stop their march at all; So when his banks the prince of rivers, Po, Doth overswell, he breaks with hideous fall... ... sails untwines, Spread was the huge Armado, wide and broad, From V enice, Genes, and towns which them confines, From Holland, England, France and Sic... ... wind, Till on some secret rock unwares we light, The sea of glory hath no banks assigned, They who are wont to win in every fight Still feed the fire... ...hile, — For gladly we accept the war you bring, — Let him expect us on the banks of Nile.” He entertained them then with banqueting, And gifts present... ...e, and with confused sound, The rest approved what the gallant said, Their general their knights encompassed round, With humble grace, and earnest sui... ...the sun About this earth, this globe, this compass, run. XXXI “A knight of Genes shall have the hardiment Upon this wondrous voyage first to wend, Nor...

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...ction line that ran along one of the main revetments—the huge stone- faced banks that flared away north and south for three miles on either side of th... ...et foot on black water, but had been chosen as ghostly coun- sellor by two generations of sea-rovers all unaffected by port missions or those creeds w... ...ort Darwin. Also Mother Gunga is Mother Gunga, and when I come back to her banks I know this and worship. In London I did poojah to the big temple by ... ...ce of the land-which is my land. They have killed and made new towns on my banks,” said the Mugger. “It is but the shifting of a little dirt. Let the ... ...ow, mother, to the flood again. Men and cattle are thick on the waters—the banks fall— the villages melt because of thee.” “But the bridge-the bridge ... ...he tried it, spite o’ what his dam told him. It’s the same old circus from generation to generation. ‘Colt can’t see why he’s called on to back. Same ... ...dly wrenched on its bed. Altogether, as the skipper said, it was “a pretty general average.” “But she’s soupled,” he said to Mr. Buchanan. “For all he... ...-Carnacs. That is only one way of saying that certain families serve India generation after gen- eration, as dolphins follow in line across the open s... ...- ment. Secondly, their subalterns were not mounted on pa- rade, as is the general rule, but walked at the head of their men. A man who can hold his o...

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...ng. Got the books there?’ ‘They are here, sir.’ ‘ All right. I’ll turn the general subject over in my mind for a minute or two, and while I’m about it... ...oolly answered. ‘Not in justice?’ ‘Bother justice!’ said Fledgeby. ‘Not in generosity?’ ‘Jews and generosity!’ said Fledgeby. ‘That’s a good connexion... ... what-like the home, and what-like the friend, is likely to turn out. I am generally short and sweet—or short and sour, according as it may be and as ... ... she seized by the hair, and whose head she knocked against the wall, as a general injunction to vigilance and pres- ence of mind—and partly hailed th... ...but now that it has got established in Mr Riderhood, there appears to be a general desire that circumstances had admitted of its being developed in an... ...if it might have reproduced all it had ever reflected between those placid banks, and brought 105 Charles Dickens nothing to the light save what was ... ...he guineas found in teapots, chim- neys, racks and mangers, and other such banks of deposit, seemed greatly to heighten Mr Boffin’s enjoyment; while S...

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...y aristocratic, were unquestionably “good:” if you inquired backward for a generation or two, you would not find any yard measuring or parcel tying for... ...e for the time when she would be of age and have some command of money for generous schemes. She was regarded as an heiress; for not only had the sist... ...he rural opinion about the new young ladies, even among the cottagers, was generally in favor of Celia, as being so amiable and innocent looking, whil... ...r in some things even than you are, used to wear ornaments. And Christians generally—surely there are women in heaven now who wore jewels.” Celia was ... ...e was aware of it. “Exactly,” said Sir James. “You give up from some high, generous motive.” “No, indeed, not exactly. I did not say that of myself,” ... ...So Fred was gratified with nearly an hour’s practice of “Ar hyd y nos,” “Ye banks and braes,” and other favorite airs from his “Instructor on the Flute...