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...etely. You know what's right and best for you. Listen to your small inner voice, don't ignore its urgings. Above all, love yourself wholeheartedly ... ...of the employees, while also entertaining and educating them. Actors and actresses use their imagination to portray characters they have never met ... ... ful tool. On one of my trips to Japan some people were telling me of a Japanese sculptor who carved beauti, ful statues out of wood. They said he... ...ough a lecture by a speaker who delivered his speech in a dull, monotone voice where the only benefit you received from the talk was a good sleep? ... ... the thing they all have in common is a "Burning Desire. " Listen to the voice of desire within you. Interpret it positively. Then fasten your seat...

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... loving relationship between the soul of the Red Man and all living things, his voice filled with pride. But when he spoke of his bloodline his tone... ...ition and moved to the lectern in a measured walk. He began in a loud and clear voice: " We are here to mark and witness a day of reconciliation be­... ...d done so often when he was a young boy. He could still hear his grandfather's voice, "Always questions, never answers, eh, my young brave." 'Richa... ...e liked it. The lobby, to his surprise, was nearly empty; only a small group of Japanese mingled near the entrance to the coffee shop .. He walked ... ...ollywood producers, deal makers, and men on the hunt for young, nubile would-be actresses, who were, them­ selves trying to snare a vulnerable movie ... ...rying to snare a vulnerable movie producer. But, more often than not, the young actresses just got laid for the price of a hollow promise. Ninety m... ...o was still staring out at the garden. "There's a lot to do. Le­ gal things. The Japanese have offered to buy what's left of I.E." "You gonna sell?" ...

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..."Of course. Guests of honor, you know. They have overcome servitude in the Japanese owned/Thai co-signed sweatshops. Independence, you know. They will... ...rains, hail, and the flash flood at their feet. The drone of these distant voices was of forty, and each repeated it to the other forty times. Forty w... ...ild fleeing a bully (albeit that the bully in his case was the deprecating voice within himself that censured him for being entirely lost at forty), h... ... which he called "stroking the bone", paid most attention to him who had a voice that ripped through the silence. "Since you were about ready to go on... ...spite a few strange caprices that blew in here and there. "Supermodels and actresses are considered universally beautiful but I don't think it has muc... ...nd the normal range for most men to find in a partner that supermodels and actresses are depicted and believed as some type of a universal beauty. The... ...econdhand buses that, according to the travel guide, had been given by the Japanese government to the retarded capital as a gesture of friendship, bus...

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...l is based on Asian culture, specifically East Asian culture which includes Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Thai, Chinese, etc. This novel is not base... ...ian Pride Theorems, I can reveal the truth about Asian culture whether it's Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, etc. and all the reasons — —... ...he thing with Gabriel; he always packs light wherever he goes. He says that Japanese people like to keep things simple and compact. I think he's jus... ...Maybe I'll luck out with just leaving a message. "Hello?" an unrecognizable voice gently mutters. Emilie? Maybe I dialed the wrong number. “ ” Johnso... ...mutters. Emilie? Maybe I dialed the wrong number. “ ” Johnson? It's Emilie's voice. “ ” Hey, yeah, it's me. You sound sleepy. Did you forget whom I wa... ....ghetto. It's what peasants eat," Emilie stresses, a hint of disgust in her voice. I see... I pause, not saying a word after that. Oh, no not Emilie... ...ople think of Hollywood as the movie capital of the world, where actors and actresses flow like water from a fountain. That's true, for the most part...

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... we have. But celebrity status does not make a person all-knowing! A loud voice is no assurance that truth is being spoken. Nor is an army of parrots... ... to it. And as we approach it, its ring should be louder‖ -- ―But the voices of the ignorant may drown it out! We have to continually be aware t... ...e ready to devour him. The atheist yelled ‗Oh my God!‘ Time stopped and a voice from the clouds said, ‗All your life you have denied my existence, bu... ...nthly pension. ―Japan is less generous than most countries, but the Japanese save very efficiently. They are disciplined enough to not have to... ...s are more concerned with leisure time. ―The average American and Japanese works 1815 hours a year, Norwegians average 1380, Swedes 1580, an... ...he genius that the British say he was? Did Roosevelt really know that the Japanese were going to attack, but not tell his countrymen? Is history no ... ...Monet; musicians like John Lennon, Elton John; and a number of actors and actresses. Aren‘t we lucky that those people didn‘t choose a quick and eas...

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...ndividual could compete for attention against all of the hundreds-thousands of voices-people in that overpopulated communal cell: so the spectators c... ...is supposed to get even slightly upset, nobody is even allowed to raise their voices, or speak in an unseemly fashion, or horrors of horrors: speak w... ...parental authority figures are allowed to speak when they please, raise their voices when they please, and punish their legalized children as arbitr... ...tention away from them Did America enter WW2 because it was attacked by the Japanese Imperial Navy? Yes and no. The bankers who controlled FDR a... ...’s oil supply: Roosevelt had already secretly declared economic warfare on the Japanese Empire just at the time Japan desperately needed oil to conti... ... conquer all of China. FDR provoked Japan into attacking the USA, he knew the Japanese were going to attack Pearl Harbor and did nothing to stop it,... ...r, and there will be billions of movie- producers and directors and actors and actresses: all a thousand times more creative than what we have now. ...

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... came up to her, laid his hand on her shoulder, and said, “Dear- est.” His voice was supplicating. But she shut her face away from him, as much as to ... ...in laying forks severely straight by the side of knives, she heard a man’s voice saying gloomily: “On a dark night one would fall down these stairs he... ... night one would fall down these stairs head foremost,” to which a woman’s voice added, “And be killed.” As she spoke the last words the woman stood i... ... judges, professors, states- men, editors, philanthropists, merchants, and actresses; what clubs they belonged to, where they lived, what games they p... ...t of a looking-glass, so to speak, in a beautiful panelled room, hung with Japanese prints and lovely old chairs and tables, just one splash of colour...

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...es grew fixed. “Are you in misery as well, my dearest?” she said, in a low voice. “My griefs will not ease yours.” “But tell them to me, darling; I am... ...nd kissed it, weeping. “How, then, can I help you,” said Eugenie, in a low voice. “He would be suspicious at once if he surprised us here, and would i... ...s winter, the Comtesse de Vandenesse heard the 28 A Daughter of Eve great voice of the social world roaring in her ears, and the wind of its stormy g... ...ive little pieces, full of wit, which are written expressly for actors and actresses. Between them, they had invented Florine, an actress now in vogue... ...rs in general dis- ported themselves in the society of equally illustrious actresses. For ten years Raoul had attached himself so closely to this woma... ...e have nothing within. But if we reflect on the small number of actors and actresses who live in each century, and also on how many dramatic authors a... ... a manufacturer had made strong remonstrance against adapting his lamps to Japanese vases. On a marvellous sideboard was displayed a service of silver...

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...ch other’s pulse, or had the higher salaries not succeeded in stifling the voices of the lower. Thus wholly and solely occupied in retaining his place... ... gratification. Consequently, he was much liked in the world of actors and actresses, journalists and artists. For one thing, they had the same vices ... ... requested, and thus manages to obtain, as they said in the monasteries, a voice in the chapter. Formerly book-keeper at the Treasury, when that estab... ...n oval, ended irregularly the otherwise irregular outline of her face. Her voice had a rather pretty range of intonation, from sharp to sweet. Elisabe... ...china services of a composite order; 42 Bureaucracy to wit, a magnificent Japanese dessert set, and all the rest porcelains of various makes, unmatch... ...etty wives of the under- clerks, and lived in the world of journalists and actresses, became devotedly attentive all the evening to Celestine, and was... ...of the Ducs de Maufrigneuse and de Rhetore, whom he knew in the society of actresses, procured him his employment under government in 1819. On good te...

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...sting the jungle growth of Zululand into the fire. Well, Master Dick,” the voice of this cosmic calamity would say, “you ought to have put them away l... ... irregular verbs when it happened. I can see him still, his peculiar tenor voice still echoes in my brain, shouting his opinion of intensive culture f... ...m. “Arthur!” I remember my mother crying with the strang- est break in her voice, “What are you doing there? Arthur! And—Sunday!” I was coming behind ... ...ressed up like —”—and had arrested himself and fumbled and decided to say—“actresses, and showin’ their fat arms for every fool to stare at!” Nor woul... ...und’ wet tissue paper!” My best answer on the spur of the moment was: “The Japanese did.” Which was absurd. I went on to some other reply, I forget ex...

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...chool children invaded the street, filling the air with a clamor of shrill voices, stopping at the stationers’ shops, or idling a moment in the doorwa... ...took up the theme of the labor question. He discussed it at the top of his voice, vociferating, shaking his fists, ex- citing himself with his own noi... ...ether. “Well, listen here,” answered Marcus, nudging her; then raising his voice, he said: “How do, Maria?” Maria nodded to him over her shoul- der as... ... wall-paper was admirable— 111 Frank Norris hundreds and hundreds of tiny Japanese mandarins, all identically alike, helping hundreds of almond-eyed ... ...ed dressmaker standing on the thresh- old, carrying a cup of tea on a tiny Japanese tray. She held it toward him. “I was making some tea,” she said, “... ... it intently, a great mirror over the mantle of- fered to view an array of actresses’ pictures thrust between the glass and the frame, and a big bunch...

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...ociety, though rather mixed, was very amus- ing; she received and welcomed actresses, artists, men of let- ters, and a few rich men. Madame Colleville... ...stnut hair, gray eyes, and a skin full of freckles; gifted with a charming voice, a tranquil manner; making few gestures; thoughtful, saying little, a... ...n talk- ing with Thuillier before the arrival of Olivier Vinet, raised his voice eagerly, in a political discussion, and forced the young magistrate t... ...own.” “Setting aside the political question,” replied the young man, whose voice and accent were those of a native of Provence, “it is certainly true ... ...ed them- selves from walls of even tone; on a pier-table stood a very tall Japanese vase; before the windows the jardinieres were filled with lilium r... ...h a practised eye would at once have recognized as second hand. Mothers of actresses are al- ways clothed by this very economical process. Their garme...

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...weather. These preliminaries being ended, I went to my principal and asked him if he was ready. He spread himself out to his full width, and said in a... ...ly and forlorn, in the center of the vast solitude of his palm. He gazed at it and shuddered. And still mournfully contemplating it, he murmured in a ... ...nd ungovernable state. There was little of that sort of customary thing where the tenor and the soprano stand down by the footlights, warbling, with b... ...he water!” So the real rain was turned on and began to descend in gossamer lances to the mimic flower-beds and gravel walks of the stage. The richly d... ...r spurious. Many people say that for a male person, bric-a-brac hunt- ing is about as robust a business as making doll-clothes, or Mark Twain 96 deco... ...above, and the illusion was not perfect, for one 285 A Tramp Abroad saw not only the strings but the brawny hand that manipu- lated them—and the acto...

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...d- morning sound, a sound infuriating and inescapable. Not till the rising voice of the motor told him that the Ford was moving was he released from t... ...rs and was merry at home over games of Hearts and Old Maid. He had a tenor voice, wavy chestnut hair, and a mustache like a camel’s-hair brush. Babbit... ...ftsman, George F. Babbitt. He grumbled to Stanley Graff, “That tan-colored voice of Chet’s gets on my nerves,” yet he was aroused and in one swoop he ... ...s composed of the Zenith brokers, dressed as cowpunchers, bareback riders, Japanese jugglers. At the head was big Warren Whitby, in the bearskin and g... ...to grab this celebrated Thespian off his lovely aggregation of beauti- ful actresses—and I got to admit I butted right into his dressing-room and told...

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...O THE OWNER OF WNER OF WNER OF WNER OF WNER OF THE THE THE THE THE V V V V VOICE OICE OICE OICE OICE THERE ARE WORKS, and this is one of them, that ar... ...tri- dency; and all that is not, as these words are, in Italics, is in one Voice. Now, this Voice, and this is the peculiarity of the matter, is not t... ...oice, and this is the peculiarity of the matter, is not to be taken as the Voice of the ostensible au- thor who fathers these pages. You have to clear... ...tle difficult to understand. He says I am one of the samurai, which sounds Japanese, “but you will be degraded,” he says, with a gesture almost of des... ...nd momentary illusions of excellence; it is our experience that actors and actresses as a class are loud, ignoble, and insincere. If they have not suc... ... on earth, will have its temples and its priests, just as it will have its actresses and wine, but the samurai will be forbidden the religion of drama...

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...ch as her tinsel, drew the peasants about her; amazed at her gestures, her voice, her beauty, they took her for an angel, and dropped on their knees a... ...and vigorous, his chest deep and broad; his head has a leonine aspect, his voice is of those that can order a charge in the thick of battle; but he ha... ...and gold, twist their tails in curious convolutions around rich vases, and Japanese fantasy embroiders its de- signs of many colors; where sofas and r... ...ispered the old man, with a sign to Blondet not to ruffle the air with his voice; “You will frighten it—” “What?” “An otter, my good gentleman. If it ... ...ady’s maid, though she was ugly, like all confi- dential maids of handsome actresses. Laughing with Made- moiselle Cochet signified so many things tha...

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...red from the estate of the late Duc d’Orleans—nor even,” he added in a low voice—”from mon- sieur.” “So you have come to buy up the bills?” said La Ba... ... a Pompadour writing-table carved and gilt, brocade window curtains, and a Japanese bowl full of flowers on the round table among a selection of the n... ... other. Each one, without know- ing it, acquires the gestures, the tone of voice, the manner, 30 The Muse of the Department the attitudes, the very c... ...ved in. As she acquired Monsieur de Clagny’s ideas she assumed his tone of voice; she unconsciously fell into masculine manners from seeing none but m... ...eads is not unpleasing. Blue-stockings, begin- ners in every walk of life, actresses at the outset or the close 109 Balzac of a career, publishers an... ... God gives her life, if you amend your ways, if you give up courtesans and actresses, we will find you a better match than a Felicie Cardot.” The two ...

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...ked my uncle. “ ‘And I—have I any children?’ said Comte Octave in a hollow voice, and his tone made such an impression that there was no more talk of ... ...ffidence of their own; but at last, one evening, the Count said in a grave voice: “ ‘Stay.’ “This, as nearly as may be, is his story. “ ‘My father had... ... set lips had parted, for those whose soul had drunk in the melody of that voice, lending to her words the poetry of song by its peculiar intonation. ... ...eel moulds in which she shaped the leaves and some forms of petals. A fine Japanese bowl held the paste, which was never allowed to turn sour, and it ... ...d my husband. I have had happiness not less genuine than the tears shed by actresses on the stage. I am dying for society, for the family, for marriag...

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...g- ined. When my wife talked aloud downstairs I listened in- tently to her voice, though I could not distinguish one word. When she played the piano d... ...ortness of breath, and in the whole of his clumsy, slovenly figure, in his voice, his laugh, and his words, it was difficult to recognize the grace- f... ...rgy .” “Yes, promptitude…” repeated Ivan Ivanitch in a drowsy and listless voice, as though he were dropping asleep. “Only one can’t do anything. The ... ...frames, and near the piano and furniture arranged picturesque corners with Japanese parasols, easels, daggers, busts, photographs, and rags of many co... ... dies, for Olga Ivanovna considered all ladies wearisome and vulgar except actresses and her dressmaker. Not one of these entertainments passed withou... ...ries Later on she used to bring with her dozens of portraits of actors and actresses which she worshipped; then she attempted several times to take pa... ...e; that for the benefit of the Actors’ Fund, which they only talked about, actresses of the serious drama demeaned themselves by singing chansonettes,...

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...ren. She stopped in the middle of her bright chatter, fearing to trust her voice, but Margaret and Arthur were too much occupied to notice that she ha... ...so much that all I do is pure delight.’ Her eyes filled with tears and her voice broke. Susie, with a little laugh that was half hysterical, kissed he... ...in order to build up a business for his son, was a cheery soul whose loud voiced friendliness attracted custom. But on the first floor was a narrow r... ...ain tree upon which her eyes now rested. It had all the slim delicacy of a Japanese print. The leaves were slender and fragile, half gold with autumn,... ...ere. Innumerable mirrors re flected women of the world, admirably gowned, actresses of renown, and fashionable courtesans. The noise was very great. ... ...ook at Arthur, ‘if only to show you how much more amusing I am than lovely actresses.’ Arthur, forcing himself to smile, accepted the invitation. The ...

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...he boys. Strollers on the common could hear, at certain hours, a hubbub of voices and racing foot- steps from within the boundary wall. Sometimes, whe... ...did not dare to tell her so; indeed, having a prejudice to the effect that actresses were deficient in natural feeling, he doubted the use of daring. ... ...hel Byron. Presently a door was heard to open below, and a buzz of distant voices became audible. The doctor fidgeted and tried to think of something ... ...umbly, shedding fresh tears. “Please let me go,” he added, in a suffocated voice, trying to turn his face toward his cap- tor. But Wilson twisted him ... ..., which 36 Cashel Byron’s Profession were covered in leather stamped with Japanese dragon de- signs in copper-colored metal. Near the fireplace was a... ...e her mother’s drawing-room, which she had garnished with cheap cretonnes, Japanese paper fans, and knick-knacks in ornamental pottery. She felt now t... ...picion of his unfitness, he was awake to the fact that the favorite London actresses, though admirable in modern com- edy, were not mistresses of what...

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...with real sand: real live men and women move about the stage; we hear real voices; what is feigned merely puts a sense upon what is; we do actually se... ...e will of wind and tide. What, again, can be finer in conception than that voice from the people heard sud- denly in the House of Lords, in solemn arr... ...but when he had reached the passage where Tamora insults Lavinia, with one voice and “in an agony of distress” they refused to hear it to an end. In s... ...his would be a loss not easy to exagger- ate. It is still wonderful to the Japanese how far he contrived to push these explorations; a cultured gentle... ...er another, and the main work still halted; but so long as he had a single Japanese to enlighten and prepare for the better future, he could still fee... ...y European creature the same face of awe and terror as to these courageous Japanese. The descent of Ulysses into hell is a parallel more near the case... ...danc- ing, singing, and drinking, become his natural element; ac- tors and actresses and drunken, roaring courtiers are to be found in his society; un...

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...ces that needs must come when a corps de ballet is blended with actors and actresses, one of the most trying combinations ever created by the laws of ... ...ich enof to lif like dis efery tay—” began the good German in a melancholy voice. But here Mme. Cibot appeared upon the scene. Pons had given her an o... ...theatre footlights seemed to be daz- zling his eyes, when Cecile, in a low voice and with the most ingenious circumspection, spoke of her father’s pla... ...drobe and overheard the whole conversation. “Refused! …” she said in a low voice for her mother’s ear. “And why?” asked the Presidente, fixing her eye... ...shop while her brother was away. A big and very ugly woman, dressed like a Japanese idol, a half-idiotic creature with a vague, staring gaze she would... ...t, I should have thought that you had had mistresses by the dozen—dancers, actresses, and duchesses, for you went out so much. . . . When you went out... ...e official contributions. He sold boxes, he took presents from indifferent actresses burning to go upon the stage to fill small speaking parts, or sim...