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...orf, Keith E., Vidakovic, Draga, Dubinsky, Ed, Shahin, Mazen, Wimbish, G. Joseph, Jr., "A Practical Guide to Cooperative Learning in Collegiate Math... ...ne witness affected by the contrary testimony of another. He generalized Hooper’s rule of combination of evidence (1680s), which was a 90 Non-Bay...

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...hmere shawl to her friend. Could she not spare it? and had not her brother Joseph just brought her two from India? When Rebecca saw the two magnificen... ...? When Rebecca saw the two magnificent Cashmere shawls 19 Thackeray which Joseph Sedley had brought home to his sister, she said, with perfect truth,... ...y- body?” ~; “Y es, of course, I do—only—” “Only what?” “Only Joseph doesn’t seem to care much whether I love him or not. He gave me two ... ... very large income.” “And is your sister-in-law a nice pretty woman?” “La! Joseph is not married,” said Amelia, laughing again. Perhaps she had mentio... ...lated in the heart of this ingenious young woman, was simply this: “If Mr. Joseph Sedley is rich and unmarried, why should I not marry him? I have onl... ...e her. I am sure Aunt Bute need not talk; she wants to marry Kate to young Hooper, the wine-merchant, and absolutely asked him to come to the Rectory ...

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... a mug of Faro at the bench of a beer-house on the road to Laeken. But Mr. Joseph Sedley, luckily for his own peace, no more knew what was passing in ... ...st himself into the braided coat. “Are you preparing to join the army, Mr. Joseph?” she said. “Is there to be nobody left in Brussels to protect us po... ...ht came into my head (for I do sometimes think of you when I am alone, Mr. Joseph), that I ran off immediately to beg and entreat you not to fly from ... ... comes to me. When there is nobody else in the way she can think about old Joseph Sedley!” But besides these doubts he felt flattered at the idea Rebe... ...g into what declarations of love and ardour the tumultuous passions of Mr. Joseph might have led him, if Isidor the valet had not made his reappearanc... ...e her. I am sure Aunt Bute need not talk; she wants to marry Kate to young Hooper, the wine-merchant, and absolutely asked him to come to the Rectory ...

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...as beaten. In 1853 the steamer Polar Star made the run from St. Louis to St. Joseph, on the Missouri River, in 64 hours. In July, 1856, the steamer Ja... ...tchez 17 11 Cole’s Creek 19 21 Waterproof 18 53 Rodney 20 45 St. Joseph 21 02 Grand Gulf 22 06 Hard Times 22 18 Half Mile below W... ...LE, Tenn., October 19.—This morning a few minutes after ten o’clock, General Joseph A. Mabry, Tho mas O’Connor, and Joseph A. Mabry, Jr., were killed... ...’Connor then reached into the bank and got another shot gun. About this time Joseph A. Mabry, Jr., son of General Mabry, came rushing down the street,... ... lighten her, and she was headed down stream to relieve those below. At T om Hooper’s place, a few miles from Troy, a large flat, with about fifty hea... ...r. After filling the flat with cattle we took on board the fam ily of T. S. Hooper, seven in number, who could not longer remain in their dwelling, a...

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...t the charges of the ex pected war. Stimulated by Flammock, a lawyer, and Joseph, a blacksmith, and joined by Lord Audley and some other country gent... ...e, for the trial of heretics. Here, two of the late Protestant clergymen, Hooper, Bishop of Gloucester, and Rogers, a Prebendary of St. Paul’s, were ... ...ucester, and Rogers, a Prebendary of St. Paul’s, were brought to be tried. Hooper was tried first for being married, though a priest, and for not beli... ...he youngest was a little baby. And so he was burnt to death. The next day, Hooper, who was to be burnt at Gloucester, was brought out to take his last... ...f anything were written on it, they would have found the words— Jane Grey, Hooper, Robers, Ridley Latimer, Cranmer, and three hundred people burnt ali... ...18 Henry the Eighth 300 Hereward 63 Herluin 67 Hollis 362 Honorius 16 Hooper 315 Hopkins 285 Horsa 19 Hotspur 218 Hubert de Burgh 143 Huddle...

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... guilt. “Benjamin Rogers, did you tear this book?” A denial. Another pause. “Joseph Harper, did you?” The Adventures of Tom Sawyer 101 Another denial... ... other part of the job.” “All right, I will. All you got to do is to trot up Hooper Street a block and maow — and if I’m asleep, you throw some gravel...

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...nks Islanders as I told them that most excellent of all tales—the story of Joseph. How their eyes glistened! and they pushed out their heads to hear t... ...wo more recruits—Mr. John Palmer, a theological student at St. John’s, and Joseph Atkin, the only son of a settler in the neighbourhood, who had also ... ...staff therefore consisted of Mr. Pritt, Mr. Kerr, and Mr. Palmer, with Mr. Joseph Atkin, whose journal his family have kindly put at my disposal. The ... ...r, strongly marked, as described in Dr. Watson’s books, Graye’s edition of Hooper’s “Vade Mecum,” and, as a very solemn lesson of Lent and Holy Week, ... ...a matter for much thankfulness.’ To this may well be added an extract from Joseph Atkin’s journal, showing his likemindedness both in thoughtfulness a... ...u could have seen us there. I was witness for my son (Wate); he was called Joseph, so that I shall lose my name that I have kept so long.’ Joseph Wate...

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...ccord- ingly, having let himself in, having verified the presence of Uncle Joseph by means of a bowler hat and a very large umbrella, he gave his orde... ...ped her head in to say, “Mother says, aren’t you coming down, Ralph? Uncle Joseph—” “They’re to bring my dinner up here,” said Ralph, pe- remptorily; ... ...truck by a better idea. 105 Virginia Woolf CHAPTER X Messrs. Grateley and Hooper, the solicitors in whose firm Ralph Denham was clerk, had their offi... ...y conviction that she would be obeyed. “But is Ann coming to be with Uncle Joseph?” she contin- ued. “If so, surely they had better send Amy to us—” a...

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..., the sexton began to toll the bell, keeping his eye on the Rev- erend Mr. Hooper’s door. The first glimpse of the clergyman’s figure was the signal f... ...as the signal for the bell to cease its summons. “But what has good Parson Hooper got upon his face?” cried the sexton in astonishment. 1 Another cle... ...cried the sexton in astonishment. 1 Another clergyman in New England, Mr. Joseph Moody, of York, Maine, who died about eighty years since, made himse... ...rkable by the same eccentricity that is here re- lated of the Reverend Mr. Hooper. In his case, however, the symbol had a different import. In early l... ...l within hearing immediately turned about, and beheld the semblance of Mr. Hooper, pacing slowly his meditative way towards the meetinghouse. With one... ...nder than if some strange minister were coming to dust the cushions of Mr. Hooper’s pulpit. “Are you sure it is our parson?” inquired Goodman Gray of ...

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... familiar phrase: ‘The Greeks were the boys.’ Dr. Bell – the son of George Joseph, the nephew of Sir Charles, and though he made less use of it than s... ...n to the sea-shore and smelt the salt sea and like it; and I have seen the HOOPER pointing her great bow sea-ward, while light smoke rises from her fu... ...il… . My father has sent me the heartiest sort of Jack Tar’s cheer. ‘S. S. HOOPER. OFF FUNCHAL, JUNE 29. – Here we are off Madeira at seven o’clock in... ...iles from land; but the sea is calmer than Loch Eil often was, and the big Hooper rests very con- tentedly after a pleasant voyage and favourable bree... ...ly are a satisfaction to my eye. The weather has been windy and rainy; the Hooper has to lie about a mile from the town, in an open roadstead, with th... ...ame in the shape of the Styrian peasants, and in particular of his gillie, Joseph. This Joseph was much of a character; and his appreciations of Fleem... ... English theory (though indeed it was quite his own) of married relations, Joseph, ad- miring but unconvinced, avowed it was ‘gar schon.’ Joseph’s cou... ... big inn parlour; the refreshments chosen, the list of guests drawn up, by Joseph; the best music of the place in attendance; and hosts and guests in ... ...ic etiquette. Just as the ball at Alt Aussee was designed for the taste of Joseph, the parting feast at Attadale was ordered in every particular to th...

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...ing’s cousin, the Earl of Lancaster, “the old hog;” the Earl of Pembroke, “Joseph the Jew;” and the Earl of Warwick, “the black dog.” Meantime, the ki... ...ment was the dreadful one of being burnt alive, chained to a stake. Bishop Hooper died in this way at Gloucester, and Bishop Ridley and Bishop Latimer...

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...ille, a carrier of indulgences. Morgan, a beer-brewer. Huon of Bordeaux, a hooper of barrels. Pyrrhus, a kitchen-scullion. Antiochus, a chimney-sweepe... ...o you mean? You do not give one another the memento of the wedding. By St. Joseph’s wooden shoe, all good customs are forgot. We find the form, but th... ...How came Potiphar, who was head-cook of Pharaoh’s kitchens, he that bought Joseph, and whom the said Joseph might have made a cuckold if he had not be... ...h, and whom the said Joseph might have made a cuckold if he had not been a Joseph; how came he, I say, to be made general of all the 609 Rabelais hor... ...e light on the hatcher of the ill bird; o’ my word, this is a filthy whoop-hooper. T ush, speak softly, said Aedituus; by G—, he has a pair of ears, a...