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...who had joked and sported and sung ribald songs, as the popular friend of young men who were proud, rich, playful and naive? Here was someone speaki... ...w he would not need to shut his eyes. And his arms, hands, fin- gers—once young and sure—what could they remember? I could not keep back tears, tea... ... the pages of my journal, I am alarmed by the passage of time. When I was young, I thought time was a philanthropist. I remember so well that day ma... ...rilliance. Flying fish sprang free. His body was so dark, mine so white...la, the rough of him! Were any other lovers as happy that day? As we stre... ...to be learned. And it is all there, ready to be apprehended. Amore sol la mi fa remirare... love only makes me remember; love gives me pleasure..... ... tions, and he and Papini have put together a song that begins: Amore sol la mi fa remirare, la sol mi fa sollecita. Tomorrow is my birthday. Princ... ...? Did you find it in the Argentière Pass?” “No, I found it when I climbed Monte Rosa, when I was making notes on the quality of light among the glac...

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...re Dumas A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication The Count of Monte Cristo Volume Two by Alexandre Dumas is a publication of the Pennsylv... ...nt or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. The Count of Monte Cristo Volume Two by Alexandre Dumas, the Pennsylvania State Universi... ...ersity is an equal opportunity university. 3 Alexandre Dumas The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas [Père] Volume Two Chapter 58 M. Noirtier de... ...alentine; it therefore only now remains for us to tell you the name of the young man for whom she is destined. It is one of the most desirable con- ne... ...consent, not to live in this house, for that might not be pleasant for the young people, but that you should 6 The Count of Monte Cristo live with th... ...is not only your reserve which afflicts me.” “What is it, then?” asked the young girl. “Perhaps you think I shall abandon you, dear grandpapa, and tha... ...se that she was taken. And in what part of Auteuil do you reside?” “Rue de la Fontaine.” “Rue de la Fontaine!” exclaimed Villefort in an agitated tone... ...one of the famous women of the court of Louis XIV. where she was known as “La Belle Provencale.” She was the widow of the Marquise de Castellane when ... ...at is to say, Morrel went to the Boulevards, Chateau-Renaud to the Pont de la Revolution, and Debray to the Quai. Most probably Morrel and Chateau-Ren...

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...n his thoughts as he fidgeted, anx- ious for the long ride to be over. The youngest son of three, born decades after his two brothers, Roger had been ... ... eyes swollen. Roger could see though, that Lacey had become an attractive young woman. Did she always have those big, dark eyes and thick 11 A COURA... ...is is Jake Edmonds. Jake, my daughter, Jana.” Jake said, “What a beautiful young woman you are. You look just like your mother.” He hugged her. Jana b... ...ra, still aggrieved. “This is going to cost us the game. … Oh, well, c’est la vie. Pour me some more wine, will you?” She shrugged and mustered a smal... ...o the picture of the Nembutal. “Sí, señora, tengo esto para Usted. Está en la oficina atrás. Por favor, espéreme aquí...” He disappeared behind the cu... ...ed. They stood on either side of Lacey and Jana. “Señora, ¡estás quebrando la ley! ” said the older of the two. He leaned closer to Lacey and in heavi... ...rs before, on a vacation in Acapulco, Nancy and Chubby had been victims of Monte- zuma’s revenge and they had graphically described the agony to Jana....

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...aight and angular; they were the shadows of an old man sitting in a deep wicker-chair near the low table on which the tea had been served, and of two younger men strolling to and fro, in desultory talk, in front of him. The old man had his cup in his hand; it was an unusually large cup, of a different pattern from the rest of the set and painted in brilliant colours. He di...

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...wicker chair near the low table on which the tea had been served, and of two younger men strolling to and fro, in desultory talk, in front of him. The... .... I can’t tell till I feel.” “Perhaps some one might feel for you,” said the younger man, laughing. “Oh, I hope some one will always feel for me! Don’... ... Warburton murmured. And then the three men remained silent a while; the two younger ones standing looking down at the other, who presently asked for ... ...lly low; but it was an old story, and with her eyes upon the violet slope of Monte Morello she gave herself up to reflection. “My dear lady,” she finall... ...all without help, and then in a moment, “I saw a jolly good piece of Capo di Monte to day,” he said. Osmond answered nothing at first; but presently, w... ...ut presently, while he warmed his boot sole, “I don’t care a fig for Capo di Monte!” he returned. “I hope you’re not losing your interest?” “In old po... ...le to the future. If there are to be a certain number of people like you—` a la bonne heure! I’m talking for my wife as well as for myself, you see. S... ...answered. “That’s the pleasure of seeing you. She’s very happy. Elle eclaire la maison,” said the good sister. Pansy wore, as Madame Merle had said, a...

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... walked along with that air of self-contained serenity that is proper to a young lady of nearly two-and-twenty under the eye of the world. She walked ... ... field path to her home. Outside the post-office stood a no- hatted, blond young man in gray flannels, who was elabo- rately affixing a stamp to a let... ...d had five children at irregular inter- vals, of whom Ann Veronica was the youngest, so that as a parent he came to her perhaps a little practised and... ...with me and quite safe Veronica and afterward she had dined a la carte upon a cutlet, and had then set herself to write an answer to Mr. ... ...e,” he explained… . “Non. Fas du tout. Non… . Niente… . Bitte! … Oui, dans la note… . Presently. Presently.” That conversation ended and he turned to ... ...Valley and over blue distances beyond blue distances to the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa and a long regiment of sunny, snowy mountains. And when we see t... ...t least, we will go up this desolate valley here to Mattmark, and so on to Monte Moro. There indeed you see Monte Rosa. Almost the best of all.” “Is i...

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... creaking, and became affected in flavour by progress and petrol. And then young Bert Smallways got a motor bicycle …. 2 2 2 2 2 Bert, it is necessary... ...e Smallways blood. But there was something advanced and enterprising about young Smallways before he was out of short frocks. He was lost for a whole ... ...oubt at all concerning the sort of stuff Bert had in him. He was six years younger than Tom, and for a time there was an attempt to utilise him in the... ...er words in French, and a little indica- tor quivered and waggled, between Montee and Descente. “That’s all right,” said Bert. “That tells if you’re g... ...ing eyes at a huge cluster of great clouds— a cluster of slowly dissolving Monte Rosas, sunlit below. His attention was arrested by a strange black sp... ...desire de vendre ceci a votre government national. Voulez vous me directer la? “Bit rummy, I expect, from the point of view of grammar,” said Bert, “b... ...tter object over- board. The statoscope responded with a vigorous swing to Monte. “The blessed thing goes up if you only look overboard,” he remarked,... ...rovoking. The chances of battle and the weather conspired to maroon him in La- brador, and there he raged for six long days, while war and wonder swep... ...n’t ought to ‘ave begun,” said old T om, “But people was proud. People was la-dy-da-ish and uppish and proud. T oo much meat and drink they ‘ad. Give ...

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...i- tude of the Germans, it is probably the clumsiest. The French Maison de la Presse is certainly the best organisation in exist- ence for making thin... ...esh outrage upon civilisation, and who would even make heroes of the crazy young assassins of the Dublin crime. I do not understand those people. I do... ...these multitudinous heroes forbid the setting up of effigies. When I was a young man I imitated Swift and posed for cynicism; I will confess that now ... ...were collectively dreaming and hardly more awakened to reality than a very young child. It has these dreams that we express by the flags of nationali-... ... to screen the passer-by from the observation of the Austrian gunners upon Monte Santo. Here and there were huge holes through which one could look do... ...d General Bompiani, pointing with a giddy flourish of his riding whip, “is Monte T omba.” I swayed and half-extended my hand towards him. But he was s... ...s of Arsiero and Velo d’Astico recovered, and across the broad valley rose Monte Cimone with the Italian trenches upon its crest and the Austrians a l... ...one. As one speaks of the weather or a passing cart. “It was in the Rue de la Bueire, M’sieur,” the little maid asserted with quiet conviction, poisin... ...r and intenser set itself with feeble pawings now to clamber “Au-dessus de la 106 War and the Future Melee,” and now to—in some weak way—stop the con...

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...of the Legion of Honor was not missing from his breast, gallantly padded a la Prussienne. Proudly seated in one corner of the milord, this splendid pe... ...priate to the figure of the man who bore it, a tall, fair woman, evidently young- looking for her age, rose as if she had received an electric shock. ... ...ng spinster, who looked older than the Baroness, though she was five years younger. “They are settling your marriage,” said Cousin Betty in 7 Balzac ... ...id the Baroness, too anxious to be able to laugh, “you are fifty—ten years younger than Monsieur Hulot, I know; but at my age a woman’s follies ought ... ...d he will do the thing —I undertake that. You will be a rich woman, Madame la Comtesse de Steinbock.” “No, the boy is too lazy; for whole weeks he sit... ...so much—a Councillor of the Supreme Court. How would you like to be Madame la Presidente? If Monsieur Crevel has a finger in it, he will tell me about... ...d me of the publisher before the Revolution who said—’If only I could keep Montesquieu, Voltaire, and Rousseau very poor in my backshed, and lock up t... ...e to say? It knew nothing of the former episode of the Brazilian, Monsieur Montes de Montejanos—it could say nothing. Besides, the world is very indul... ... pensioned soldier recruited by the Baron, an- nounced: “Monsieur le Baron Montes de Montejanos.” Valerie’s heart jumped, but she hurried to the door,...

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...d would “take her up tenderly, lift her with care, fashioned so slenderly, young, and so fair.” Nor am I prepared to accept the verdict of the medical... ...o the King. Both plots con- form to the strictest rules of the period when La Dame aux Camellias was still a forbidden play, and when The Second Mrs T... ...sound of kissing, which he supposes to proceed from within, makes him feel young again. In deprecation of the scandalized astonishment with which such... ...), T roilus and Cressida, Henry IV , Measure for Measure, Timon of Athens, La Dame aux Camellias, The Profligate, The Second Mrs Tanqueray, The Notori... ...ongs which were supposed to enliven the squalid dulness, incredible to the younger generation, of the music-halls fifteen years ago. On the other hand... ...ful account of the progress of a young lord’s attempt to break the bank at Monte Carlo. A few days sooner Mrs Warren would have been crowded out of th...

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...eonora forty. You will perceive, therefore, that our friendship has been a young-middle-aged affair, since we were all of us of quite quiet dispositio... ...iscreet shelters. No, indeed, it can’t be gone. You can’t kill a minuet de la cour. You may shut up the music-book, close the harpsichord; in the cupb... ...elaine Blanche Somebody-or-other who was called as a term of commendation, La Louve—the She-Wolf. And Peire Vidal the Trou- badour paid his court to L... ...the fangs and beaten with clubs. So they carried him back to Las Tours and La Louve wasn’t at all impressed. They polished him up and her husband remo... ...aterbury!” that he tried taking a tour round the world. And Florence and a young man called Jimmy went with him. It appears from what Flo- rence told ... ...of the United States. And it was done in a way well calculated to arrest a young attention. Did you ever read Mrs Markham? Well, it was like that …. B... ...t had really smashed them up had been a perfectly com- mon-place affair at Monte Carlo—an affair with a cosmopolitan harpy who passed for the mistress... ...ra’s priests—a man of the world— who suggested that she should take him to Monte Carlo. He had the idea that what Edward needed, in order to fit him f... ...ite suddenly returned, and he remembered Leonora. He found at his hotel at Monte Carlo a telegram from Leonora, dispatched from London, saying; “Pleas...

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... us for royalty. Oh, Mr. Kingcroft, get us foot-warmers.” The good-natured young man hurried away, and Philip, taking his place, flooded her with a fi... ... the country. See the little towns—Gubbio, Pienza, Cortona, San Gemignano, Monteriano. And don’t, let me beg you, go with that awful tourist idea that... ...lia was already calling to Miss Abbott, a tall, grave, rather nice-looking young lady who was con- ducting her adieus in a more decorous manner on the... ...he view of the Ticino and Lago Maggiore as the train climbed the slopes of Monte Cenere; the view of Lugano, the view of Como—Italy gathering thick ar... ...rtifying to think that a widow of thirty-three re- quires a girl ten years younger to look after her.” “I pity Miss Abbott. Fortunately one admirer is... ...ems impossible that the middle ages have passed away.” The letter was from Monteriano, and concluded with a not unsuccessful description of the wonder... ... itself from Poggibonsi in ‘261. Hence the distich, “Poggibonizzi, faui in la, che monteri ano si fa citta!” till recently enscribed over the Siena ga... ...— Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita Mi ritrovai per una selva oscura Che la diritta via era smarrita— 26 Where Angels Fear to Tread a quotation whi... ...” “If you like. But you will not come up till you have seen the Italian.” “La signorina si sente male,” said Philip, “C’ e il sole.” “Poveretta!” crie...

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...rial, and trial is by what is contrary. That virtue therefore which is but a youngling in the contempla tion of evil, and knows not the utmost that v... ...of every municipal fiddler, for these are the countryman’s Arcadias, and his Monte Mayors. Next, what more national corruption, for which En gland he... ...Palladian oil, to the hasty view of an unleisured licenser, perhaps much his younger, perhaps his inferior in judgment, perhaps one who never knew the... ...prophets. No marvel then though some men, and some good men too perhaps, but young in good ness, as Joshua then was, envy them. They fret, and out of...

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...s.—G audulent counselors.—Guido da M uido da M uido da M uido da M uido da Montefeltr ontefeltr ontefeltr ontefeltr ontefeltro o o o o. . . . . ......... ...e death of his father, Simon, Earl of Leicester, in 1261. The heart of the young Prince was placed in a golden cup, as Villani (vii. 39) reports, on a... ...rd. As that river on the left slope of the Apennine, which, the first from Monte V eso toward the east, has its proper course,—which is called Acquach... ... the sea; the others before it being tributaries of the Po, which rises on Monte Veso. 5 These last words are obscure, and none of the commenta- tors ... ...ranslation, owing to the double meaning of pieta in the original. Qui viva la pieta quando e ben morta. That is: “Here liveth piety when pity is quite... ...r- mented.—Vanni Fucci.—Prophecy of calamity to Dante. IN THAT PART of the young year when the sun tempers his locks beneath Aquarius, 1 and now the ... ...enge the affront, and Mosca de’ Lamberti gave the ill advice to murder the young Buondelmonte. The murder was the beginning of long woe to Florence, a... ...sa buche, Empeint le bien, par grant vertut le sunet. Halt sunt li pui e la voiz est mult lunge, Granz xxx. liwes l’oirent-il respundre, Carles l’...

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...euil, of whose vineyards Rabelais makes mention. As the little vineyard of La Deviniere, near Chinon, and famil- iar to all his readers, is supposed t... ...een in easy circum- stances, with the position of a well-to-do citizen. As La Lamproie in the seventeenth century was a hostelry, the father of Rabela... ...abelais had broth- ers, all older than himself. Perhaps because he was the young- est, his father destined him for the Church. The time he spent while... ...erwards Prior of Sermaize. He was longer at the Abbey of the Cordeliers at La Baumette, half a mile from Angers, where he became a novice. As the brot... ...y the loftiness of his thought. It would be possible, too, to extract, for young persons, without modification, admirable passages of incomparable for... ...upon the grass under the willows, because she was like very shortly to see young feet, and that therefore it was con- venient she should pluck up her ... ...th a hare, with a pigeon, with a cormorant, with an attorney’s bag, with a montero, with a coif, with a falconer’s lure. But, to conclude, I say and m... ...he Devil, Fierabras, 175 Rabelais William without Fear, Huon of Bordeaux, Monteville, and Matabrune: but they are not comparable to that which we spe... ...he Mortar of the Politic Life. The Flap of the Hermits. The Riding-hood or Monterg of the Penitentiaries. The T rictrac of the Knocking Friars. Blockh...

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...that Spouse who accepts every vow which love conforms unto His pleasure. A young girl, I fled from the world to follow her, and in her garb I shut mys... ...l, had re- ceived this part of Provence as dowry of his wife Beatrice, the youngest daughter of Raymond Berenger. 11 A name for Italy, used only by t... ...en for his her- mitage by St. Ubaldo. 7 The gate of Perugia, which fronts Monte Subasio, on which Assisi lies, some fifteen miles to the south. 8 T ... ...ere to show what can be done in a chamber. Not yet by your Uccellatoio was Montemalo surpassed, which, as it has been surpassed 4 But will and the di... ... nine; nones, the third, from twelve to three. 8 They were not married so young as now, nor were such great dowries required for them. 9 Palaces too... ...our right, 24 though fault of the shepherd. 11 Not yet was the view from Montemalo, or Monte Mario, of Rome in its splendor surpassed by that of Flo...

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...n heard. Even as that stream which holdeth its own course The first from Monte Veso tow’rds the East, Upon the left-hand slope of Apennine, Which ... ...y news of me, Know that Bertram de Born am I, the same Who gave to the Young King the evil comfort. I made the father and the son rebellious; Ac... ...d fear came over me; 116 Longfellow Because as on its circular parapets Montereggione crowns itself with towers, E’en thus the margin which surro... ...hee to the lofty mountain, As thou with pious pity aidest mine. I was of Montefeltro, and am Buonconte; Giovanna, nor none other cares for me; H... ...vy from its body, As it declared, and not for crime committed, Pierre de la Brosse I say; and here provide While still on earth the Lady of Braban... ... by us condemned?” Then saw I people hot in fire of wrath, With stones a young man slaying, clamorously Still crying to each other, “Kill him! kil... ...le In which the water it was made of fails, There rose up in my vision a young maiden Bitterly weeping, and she said: “O queen, Why hast thou wi... ...eill a vos cobrire; Jeu sui Arnaut, que plor e vai chantan; Consiros vei la passada folor, E vei jauzen lo jorn qu’ esper denan. 227 Dante Ara vu... ...nan. 227 Dante Ara vus prec per aquella valor, Que vus condus al som de la scalina, Sovenga vus a temprar ma dolor.’* Then hid him in the fire th...

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...ved it. Think of the sacrifices they made for it. Jane Elphick married the younger Torrell to keep it in the family. The octagonal room with the mould... ...ver cheated us yet. It slipped out be- fore I thought. She’s a most humane young lady. They’ll be going away in a little. An’ you’ve talked a lot too,... ...hich had blighted the none too sunny soul of “Skim” Winsh, the carter. But young Iggulden was in charge now, and under his guid- ance, Buller and Robe... ...nes, burly and eager, ended it on one nerve-thrilling outbreak of bugles: “La Reine le veult! Swarm! Swar-rm! Swar-r-rm!” But the roar which should fo... ...ess call (Melissa had found her) rose and drummed through all the frames. “La Reine le veult! Swarm! Swar-rm! Swar-r-rm!” The Hive shook beneath the s... ...Lif The Lif The Lif The Life of X e of X e of X e of X e of Xa a a a avier La vier La vier La vier La vier Lav v v v valle alle alle alle alle (R (R (... ...ed. high wages: Apply M. SIDNEY Hotel San Stefano. Monte Carlo. FAMILY DIRIGIBLE. A COMPETENT, steady man wanted for slow spee... ...and workmanlike sun of an English sum- mer forenoon. “Fils de Saint Louis, montez au ciel!” said Lord Lundie suddenly in a voice that made me think of...

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...y. 3 Shaw Misalliance by George Bernard Shaw Johnny Tarleton, an ordinary young business man of thirty or less, is taking his weekly Friday to Tuesda... ...e me. Theyre the regular thing that you always get in the first batch from young parents: quite pleasant, ordinary, do-the-regular-thing sort: all bod... ...ables me to teach you manners; and I’m going to do it too. Y oure a spoilt young pup; and you need a jolly good licking. And if youre not careful youl... ...RLETON. What do most of them come to? Diamonds? Motor cars? Furs? Villa at Monte Carlo? LINA. Oh yes: all that. And sometimes the devotion of a lifeti... ...s his face in his arms on the work-table and sobs]. LINA. [going to him] O la la! [She slaps him vigorously, but not unkindly, on the shoulder]. Coura...

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...He has his Mother?s ravishing smile; his Father?s steadfast eyes. He rises every day, fresh and glorious as the untired Sun-God. He is Eros, the ever young. Dark, dark were this world of ours had either Divinity left it--dark without the daybeams of the Latonian Charioteer, darker yet without the daedal Smile of the God of the Other Bow! Dost know him, reader?...

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.................................................74 THE DIARY OF C. JEAMES DE LA PLUCHE, ESQ., ............................................................. ...every day, fresh and glorious as the untired Sun-God. He is Eros, the ever young. Dark, dark were this world of ours had either Divinity left it—dark ... ...the God of the Other Bow! Dost know him, reader? Old is he, Eros, the ever young. He and Time were children together. Chronos shall die, too; but Love... ...he homely and tightened garments he wore. 7 Burlesques “Ahem! sir! I say, young man!” the customer exclaimed. “Ton d’apameibomenos prosephe,” read on... ...of musk and candle-grease behind him. An orange-man; an emissary from Lola Montes; a dealer in piping bullfinches; and a Cardinal in disguise, with a ... ... a traitor.” “Taisez-vous!” said he, putting his finger to his lip. “C’est la fortune de la guerre: if ever you come to Paris, ask for the Marquis d’ ... ... descendant of the gallant Lucan, and who may be, when she chooses, Madame la Marechale de Cambaceres, Duch- ess of Illyria.” “Why did you deliver the... ...the centre of the line. It was by this famous manoeuvre that at Arcola, at Montenotte, at Friedland, and subsequently at Mazagran, Suwaroff, Prince Ch... ...er? Do you, mon cher prince?” “E bellissima, certamente,” said the Duca de Montepulciano, and stroked down his jetty moustache. “Ein gar schones Madch...

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...y, because qui facit per alium facit per se. Its profits, like its labor, belong to me: its morals, its manners, its philosophy, its influence on the young, are for you to justify. You were of mature age when you made the suggestion; and you knew your man. It is hardly fifteen years since, as twin pioneers of the New Journalism of that time, we two, cradled in the same new...

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...ong to me: its morals, its manners, its philoso- phy, its influence on the young, are for you to justify. You were of mature age when you made the sug... ...t believer in an ultimate hell, and risks damnation only because, as he is young, it seems so far off that repentance can be postponed until he has am... ...all; for he is no more an enemy of God than any romantic and ad- venturous young sower of wild oats. Had you and I been in his place at his age, who k... ... of the Isle of Wight, 20 GB Shaw of Folkestone and Ramsgate, of Nice and Monte Carlo. That is the only prosperity you see on the stage, where the wo... ...r, Mr Burglar, Mr Co-re- spondent, Mr Blackmailer, Mr Cad, Mr Drunkard, Mr La- bor Agitator and so forth, can read the Pilgrim’s Progress without find... ...ation. The ranks of unskilled labor offer no such positions. We misuse our la- borers horribly; and when a man refuses to be misused, we have no right... ...] I understand what he say. He say Bourgeois. He say Compromise. Jamais de la vie! Miserable menteur— 97 Man & Superman STRAKER. See here, Captain Me... ...bet me a bunch of roses my car would not overtake yours before you reached Monte Carlo. TANNER. But this is not the road to Monte Carlo. HECTOR. No ma...

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...tury, and generally the voice of its philosophy in a prosperous country. His voyage from India gave him sight of Napoleon on the rocky island. In his young manhood he made his bow reverentially to Goethe of Weimar; which did not check his hand from setting its mark on the sickliness of Werther....

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...s voyage from India gave him sight of Napoleon on the rocky island. In his young manhood he made his bow rever- entially to Goethe of Weimar; which di... ...he narrative has a grace of style to charm like the dance of the Minuet de la Cour: it is the limpidity of Addison flavoured with salt of a racy verna... ... banter, growl of menace, sharp snap, rounds of laughter. Frenchmen of the Young Repub- lic, not presently appreciated as offensive, have had some of ... ... for, after his army had carried with terrible sacrifices the positions of Monte Vento and Custozza, it did not appear, nor indeed did the Austrians t... ...tring parties of hussars as far as Medole, Castiglione delle Stiviere, and Montechiara, this last-named place being only at a distance of twenty miles... ...desist from the idea of getting possession of Bagolino, Sant’ Antonio, and Monte Suello, after a fight which lasted four hours, seeing that he had to ... ... the front when something should be done has been accomplished. This brave young man, and his wor- thy brother, Prince Humbert, have won the applause ...

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... the fifth descending generation my great grandfather, Noah Grant, and his younger brother, Solomon, held com- missions in the English army, in 1756, ... ...d settled near the town of Greensburg in that county. He took with him the younger of his two chil- dren, Peter Grant. The elder, Solomon, remained wi... ... on earth,” and, after the death of his second wife, he went, with the two youngest children, to live with his son Peter, in Maysville. The rest of th... ...HAPTER VII THE MEXICAN WAR—THE BATTLE OF PALO ALTO—THE BATTLE OF RESACA DE LA PALMA—ARMY OF INVASION—GEN- ERAL TAYLOR—MOVEMENT ON CAMARGO WHILE GENERA... ...e compass at times within a few miles. Formerly the river ran by Resaca de la Palma, some four or five miles east of the present channel. The old bed ... ... be- fore.” This left no doubt in my mind but that the battle of Resaca de la Palma would have been won, just as it was, if I had not been there. Ther... ...s he returned to the army in time to command his division in the battle of Monterey, and served with it to the end of the war. The second occasion on ... ...d an admirable physique, promising long life. But he was taken sick before Monterey, and died within a few days. I have always believed that had his l... ...eral T aylor selected. It entered a pass in the Sierra Madre Mountains, at Monterey, through which the main road runs to the City of Mexico. Monterey ...

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...Introduction: The Koran admittedly occupies an important position among the great religious books of the world. Though the youngest of the epoch-making works belonging to this class of literature, it yields to hardly any in the wonderful effect which it has produced on large masses of men. It has created an all but new phase of human thought and ...

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...mportant position among the great religious books of the world. Though the youngest of the epoch-making works belonging to this class of literature, i... ...osch. Haschanah, 16, 2; Sanhedr. 108. Comp. Weil’s Legenden, p. 44. 8 The Montes Gordyoei, perhaps. 9 According to another reading: He hath done ami... ...ain to us what she is.” He said, “God saith, ‘She is a cow neither old nor young, but of the middle age between the two:’ do therefore what ye are bid... ...consent of all his neighbours, to pasture where it will, even in fields of young wheat; and at last, after it has been sacrificed, a public feast is m...

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... strange moves. Call United Airlines—T ell them it’s Flight 175, Boston to LA. ” Lee Hanson then called the Easton Police Department and relayed what ... ... facility manager provided frequent updates to Acting Deputy Administrator Monte Belger and other executives at FAA headquarters as United 93 headed t... ...nd Center that the deputy director for air traffic services was talking to Monte Belger about scrambling “WE HAVE SOME PLANES” 29 Final1-4.4pp 7/17/0... ...0 Within the FAA, the administrator, Jane Garvey , and her acting deputy , Monte Belger, had not been told of a confirmed hijacking before they learne... ... to foster dynamic economies that could create jobs attractive to educated young men, the countries became economically stagnant and reliant on the sa... ...em throughout the Muslim world: a large, steadily increasing population of young men without any reasonable expectation of suitable or steady employme... ...steady employment—a sure prescription for social turbulence. Many of these young men, such as the enormous number trained only in religious schools, l... ...he shared an apartment with some of those friends near the Rabat mosque in La Mesa, a few miles from the hijackers’ residence. 30 Abdullah has emerged... ... living in the same house with Hazmi for about a month, Salmi moved to the La Mesa apartment shared by Abdullah and others. 41 222 THE 9/11 COMMISSION...

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...f beloved memories and by regret for the irrevocable dead; and when my own young face (which is a face of the dead also) began to appear in the well a... ...n present circum- stances. And certainly , for one thing, English boys are younger for their age. Sabbath observance makes a series of grim, and perha... ... of the arts. All classes rub shoulders on the greasy benches. The raffish young gentleman in gloves must measure his scholarship with the plain, clow... ... can still see and hear him, as he went his way along the lamplit streets, La Ci Darem la Mano on his lips, a noble figure of a youth, but following v... ...o his storm of sob- bing, I can but deplore my flippancy. Or perhaps it is La Valliere that the reader of Vingt Ans Apres is inclined to flee. Well, h... ...sirable women. They would never have fallen in the mud with Dumas and poor La Valliere. It is my only consolation that not one of all of them, except ... ...rs in the purely material charm of some of his romances. The early part of Monte Cristo, down to the finding of the treasure, is a piece of perfect st... ... old and a very clever lady setting forth on a second or third voyage into Monte Cristo. Here are stories which powerfully affect the reader, which ca...