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...rt from complicated lifestyles toward what has been termed "voluntary simplicity" (Leonard-Barton and Rogers 1980). Voluntary simplicity is charact... ...cizing institutions for neglecting the socio-linguistics of innovations, Rogers and Leonard- Barton (1978) pointed out that "what an innovation is cal... ... but policies; the paragraphs can be slid around like blocks. Everyone is colored gray. Columnists -- and commentators in the more polysyllabic ma... ...t researchers have been applied to solving important social problems. (Rogers and Leonard-Barton 1978, p. 496) The present volume, by drawing atte... ... eds. 1973. Social Marketing; Perspectives and Viewpoints. Homewood, Ill., Irwin. Leonard-Barton, Dorothy and Everett M. Rogers. 1980. "Voluntary Si... ...Handbook of Communications. Chicago: Rand McNally. Rogers, Everett M. and Dorothy Leonard-Barton. 1978. "Testing Social Theories in Marketing Setti...

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...allowing the reader to enter for the first time into the private worlds of five remarkable people: Sappho of Lesbos, the famous Greek poet; Jesus; Leonardo da Vinci; Shakespeare; and Abraham Lincoln. Each novel appears here in its entirety within a single unique volume of 644 pages beautifully illustrated by the author-artist....

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...PREFACE by Steven James Bartlett xiii SAPPHO’S JOURNAL FOREWORD by Willis Barnstone 3 SAPPHO’S JOURNAL 5 CHRIST’S JOURNAL 155 LEONARDO DA VINCI’S JOURNAL 221 SHAKESPEARE’S JOURNAL 343 LINCOLN’S JOURNAL 511 ABOUT THE AUTHOR 621 COLOPHON 625...

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...f five remarkable people: Sappho of Lesbos, the famous Greek poet; Jesus; Leonardo da Vinci; Shakespeare; and Abraham Lincoln. Each novel appears h... ... VOICES FROM THE PAST A Quintet: SAPPHO’S JOURNAL CHRIST’S JOURNAL LEONARDO DA VINCI’S JOURNAL SHAKESPEARE’S JOURNAL LINCOLN’S JOURNAL ... ... NOVELS VOICES FROM THE PAST: Sappho’s Journal ` Christ’s Journal ` Leonardo da Vinci’s Journal Shakespeare’s Journal ` Lincoln’s Journal W... ... VOICES FROM THE PAST A Quintet: SAPPHO’S JOURNAL CHRIST’S JOURNAL LEONARDO DA VINCI’S JOURNAL SHAKESPEARE’S JOURNAL LINCOLN’S JOURNAL ... ... Voices from the past : a quintet : Sappho's journal, Christ's journal, Leonardo da Vinci's journal, Shakespeare's journal, Lincoln's journal /... .... There was a kingfisher diving. I long to dive where I used to swim, at Gray’s pool, alongside the burned mill; I used to strip and plunge off the... ...here the teaching on Sundays was that war is a sin. There the dead lay in gray and blue. In the fields lay thousands. Corn leaves over some of them ...

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...reat elsewhere [23]. Dedication I dedicate this paper to the memory of Dr. Leonard S. Abrams: (27 Nov. 1924 — 28 Dec. 2001). References 1. Crothers S.... ...→ π 2 , m M → 4 3π . Dedication I dedicate this paper to the memory of Dr. Leonard S. Abrams: (27 Nov. 1924 — 28 Dec. 2001). References 1. Crothers S.... ...rimental evidence for the pentaquark. Eur. Phys. A, 2005, v. 24, 15–20. 6. Gray L., Hagerty P., Kalogeropoulos T. E. Evidence for the existence of a n...

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...no longer compro- mised.) BEYOND BUGS: THE GENERATIVE DILEMMA The burgeoning gray zone of software explains why the most common re- sponses to the sec... ...pplication of the term “virus” to computer software has been attrib- uted to Leonard Adleman, a professor of computer science and molecular biology at... ...2007, 16:30 GMT). 61. J S M, O L  O E 75 (John Gray ed., 1998). Notes to Pages 89–90 272 62. Id. 63. Y B, T...

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...ll of anarchy or systematic tyranny which lie in wait beneath the surface." Aldous Leonard Huxley (1894-1963), British writer I. Overview of The... ...different niches. In the 18th century most peppered moths in Britain were silvery gray, indistinguishable from lichen-covered trunks of silver bir... ...uct, almost a commodity, and was treated as such by others (examples: Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Mozart, Goya, Rembrandt and thousands of arti... ...c convenience, a noun, which enables us to discuss appearances. For instance, the "Gray" sense data is nothing but a mixture of red and sodium. Ye... ...sense data is nothing but a mixture of red and sodium. Yet we use this convention (gray) for convenience and efficacy's sakes. B. The Evidence An... ...iscerns some colours in the first few days of his life: yellow, red, green, orange, gray – and all of them by the age of four months. He shows clear...

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...ll of anarchy or systematic tyranny which lie in wait beneath the surface." Aldous Leonard Huxley (1894-1963), British writer I. Overview of The... ...different niches. In the 18th century most peppered moths in Britain were silvery gray, indistinguishable from lichen-covered trunks of silver bir... ...uct, almost a commodity, and was treated as such by others (examples: Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci, Mozart, Goya, Rembrandt and thousands of arti... ...c convenience, a noun, which enables us to discuss appearances. For instance, the "Gray" sense data is nothing but a mixture of red and sodium. Ye... ...sense data is nothing but a mixture of red and sodium. Yet we use this convention (gray) for convenience and efficacy's sakes. B. The Evidence An... ...iscerns some colours in the first few days of his life: yellow, red, green, orange, gray – and all of them by the age of four months. He shows clear...

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... Somerset Maugham Of Human Bondage by W . Somerset Maugham I THE DAY BROKE GRAY AND DULL. The clouds hung heavily , and there was a rawness in the air... ... a face extraordinarily filled with deep wrinkles, and pale blue eyes. Her gray hair was arranged in ringlets according to the fashion of her youth. S... ... horizon green fields. Sheep were grazing in them. The sky was forlorn and gray. Philip felt infinitely unhappy . Presently Mary Ann came in to lay th... ... of a corpulent figure; he had sandy hair, worn very short and now growing gray , and a small bristly moustache. His large face, with indistinct featu... ... had taken the matter into his own hands. This was a man of letters, named Leonard Upjohn, whom Philip had met once or twice with Cronshaw in the cafe... ...re- splendent words: it gave his writing an appear- ance of individuality. Leonard Upjohn had in- duced Cronshaw to give him all his poems and found t... ...is decision to come to England was caused directly by an announcement from Leonard Upjohn that a publisher had consented to print the poems. By a mira... ...I ignore your warning. Give me some- thing to drink and be damned to you.” Leonard Upjohn blew in two or three times a week, and there was something o... ...d him for his patronising manner and was bored by his fluent conversation. Leonard Upjohn liked to hear himself talk. He was not sensitive to the inte...

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.......... 24 The OAK and the BROOM, ........................................................................................................... 26 LUCY GRAY................................................................................................................................... 28 The IDLE SHEPHERD-BOYS, .................................................................

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..................................................................... 26 LUCY GRAY.......................................................................... ... Was half a Shepherd on the stormy seas. Oft in the piping shrouds had Leonard heard The tones of waterfalls, and inland sounds Of caves and t... ...eir native hills. —They were the last of all their race; and now, When Leonard had approach’d his home, his heart Fail’d in him, and, not ventur... ...were chang’d. By this the Priest who down the field had come Unseen by Leonard, at the church-yard gate Stopp’d short, and thence, at leisure, l... ...z’d the Priest at once, And after greetings interchang’d, and given By Leonard to the Vicar as to one Unknown to him, this dialogue ensued. LE... ... Why, Sir, for aught I know, That chasm is much the same— LEONARD. But, surely, yonder— PRIEST. A... ...RA LUCY GRA LUCY GRA LUCY GRA LUCY GRA Y Y Y Y Y Oft I had heard of Lucy Gray, And when I cross’d the Wild, I chanc’d to see at break of day T... ... the Fawn at play, The Hare upon the Green; But the sweet face of Lucy Gray Will never more be seen. “To-night will be a stormy night, You t... ...in that to this day She is a living Child, That you may see sweet Lucy Gray Upon the lonesome Wild. O’er rough and smooth she trips along, A...

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... rival pet, and with the family characteristics of aquiline features, dark gray eyes, and beautiful teeth, had an air of fragility and easy languor th... ...d. ‘That is what I was thinking. He was about all yesterday afternoon with Leonard Ward, and perhaps may have done something imprudent in the damp. I ... ...brey was a good while choosing fishing-tackle at Shearman’s yesterday with Leonard Ward; and it may be nothing, but he did seem heavy and out of order... ...h the long-restrained feeling. ‘Both!’ she exclaimed. ‘You don’t mean that Leonard—’ ‘No, Ethel, his mother! Poor children, poor children!’ ‘Mrs. Ward... ...ope he will get well. It would be a terrible grief to Aubrey.’ ‘Yes, I got Leonard to open his lips to-day by telling him that Aubrey had sent him the... ...e difference!’ ‘Poor thing, how is she getting on now?’ ‘Concentrated upon Leonard, too much stunned to admit another idea—no tears—hardly full compre... ...light, cheerful room, but which was in all the dreariness of 20 The Trial gray cinders, exhausted night-light, curtained windows, and fragments of th... ...e salt weedy smell, new to her nostrils, but only saw the white-plastered, gray-roofed houses through which they were driving; but, with another turn,... ...ere was a wondrous sense of openness, vastness, freshness—something level, gray, but dazzling; and before she could look again, the horses stopped, an...

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... A confused medley of voices replied, “The Lord of Whitburn’s little wench—Leonard Copeland—gunpowder.” “And no marvel,” said a sturdy, begrimed figur... ...was the cry, “poor maid! ’Tis all over with her. It will go ill with young Leonard Copeland.” “Worse with Hodge Smith for letting him touch his irons.... ...her, the staunch warrior of Henry V . in the siege of Orleans. “Speak out, Leonard Copeland,” said the Earl. “What hast thou done?” The boy only growl... ... said Lord Salisbury sternly; “give yourself at least the grace of truth.” Leonard grew more silent under the show of displeasure, and only hung his h... ...o please you, my lord, and put it to the barrel of powder.” “Is this true, Leonard?” demanded the Earl again, amazed at the frantic proceeding, and Le... ... the outline of which Grisell saw with a sense of remembrance, against the gray sea-line, with the little breaking, glancing waves, which she now knew... ...ver her head, fitly framing her, stood the tall, gaunt figure of the lady, grayer, thinner, more haggard than when Grisell had last seen her, and besi... ... looked out on the sea from her narrow win- dow, it seemed to her dismally gray, moaning, restless, and dreary. CHAPTER X—COLD CHAPTER X—COLD CHAPTER ... ...to creep out and ask for a pitcher of water. She took a long look over the gray, heaving sea, and tired as she was, it was long before she could pray ...

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...upying a fertile valley in Somersetshire, arose the ancient Keep, built of gray stone, and strongly fortified; but the de- fences were kept up rather ... ... evening, old Ralph stood before the door, his bald forehead and thin iron-gray locks unbonneted, and his dark ruddy-brown face (marked at Halidon Hil... ...untry can ill spare such men as you. Thanks, my young friend Eustace. See, Leonard, what good training will do for an Esquire; Eustace has already cau... ...r Reginald, had scrambled down from his saddle, and stood fixing his large gray eyes upon Gaston, whose tall active figure and lively dark countenance... ...u bring to aid us?” A renewed stare, an inarticulate muttering, and Master Leonard turned away and almost hid his face in the mane of his horse, whils... ...It was the influence of dinner that first unchained the si- lent tongue of Leonard Ashton, when he found himself seated next to his old acquaintance, ... ...yet d’Aubricour was a gallant gentleman of Gascony. But still 15 Yo n g e Leonard was not satisfied. “Had ever man born in Christian land such flashi... .... Gaston is the gentlest of tutors compared with him.” “I hope so!” sighed Leonard; “my very bones ache with the tutoring I get from my father at home... ... of the Pyrenees began to gleam white like clouds against the sky, and the gray sea-line to the west closed the horizon. Eustace drew his rein, and ga...

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... aloof. A classmate named Stewart Snyder, a competent bulky young man in a gray flannel shirt, a rusty black bow tie, and the green-and-purple class c... ....” “Oh, I’m dreadfully old. I expect to take to a lip-stick, and to find a gray hair any morning now.” “Huh! You must be frightfully old—prob’ly too o... ...s takes off his shoes, grunts in relief, and props his feet in their thick gray socks against the seat in front of him. An old woman whose toothless m... ...lains-shorn wheat-lands of autumn, a hundred acres to a field, prickly and gray near-by but in the blurred dis- tance like tawny velvet stretched over... ...e didn’t want his daughter to marry a Venice gentleman named Antonio— Mrs. Leonard Warren, a slender, gray, nervous woman, president of the Thanatopsi... ...oy it in our beautiful Middle-west—” 133 Sinclair Lewis She saw that Mrs. Leonard Warren was not with her. She captured her by innocently continuing:... ...ced potato-plot into a walled rose-garden. She hurried out to apprize Mrs. Leonard Warren, as president of the Thanatopsis, of the miracle which had b... ...erty of the Congrega- tional parsonage, her enthusiasm pattering upon Mrs. Leonard Warren like summer rain upon an old gray roof; at two minutes to fi... ...covered Scandinavian, Russian, and Polish Literature, with remarks by Mrs. Leonard Warren on the sinful paganism of the Russian so-called church). Eve...

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...of Saint Robespierre! I swear you shall be roughly handled.” He turned his gray eyes from the driver to his fellow-trav- ellers and showed them a pist... ... hers the heavy vehicle started at a good pace. The sun had swept away the gray autumnal mists, and its rays were brightening the gloomy landscape wit... ...p- idly, leaving the escort to follow slowly towards the manor- house, the gray roofs of which appeared and disappeared among the trees. Some of the m... ...gave the character and outline of a great spectre. But the colors of those gray-blue granites, mingling with the black and tawny schists, must have be... ... a time out of her reflections. The sentinels stationed at the Porte Saint-Leonard refused to allow ingress to the strangers, and she was therefore ob... ... an emigre who was thought to be harsh. It is close to the church of Saint Leonard; and on my word of honor the view from it is delightful. Something ... ... sugar-loaf. Before the portal of this church, which is dedicated to Saint-Leonard, is a small, ir- regular square, where the soil is held up by a but... ...econd cornice, extends round the rock a few rods below the square of Saint-Leonard; it is a broad piece of ground planted with trees, and it joins the... ...owards the south, where the town itself really ends and the faubourg Saint-Leonard begins, the Fougeres rock makes a bend, becomes less steep, and tur...

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... about five years earlier, du Bousquier had bought a little house built of gray Jura stone, which is something between Breton slate and Norman granite... ...ou really go to Paris, then?” he said. A flash of gayety lighted Suzanne’s gray eyes as she heard these words; but the self-satisfied du Bousquier saw... ... great square salon has four windows, modestly cased in wood- work painted gray. A single oblong mirror is placed above the fireplace; the top of its ... ...e Cormon household, whose sympathies were all given to the curate of Saint-Leonard, the aristocratic parish of Alencon. Du Bousquier, that fanatic lib... ...her girls only by sight. If this Suzette is a tall, fine, saucy girl, with gray eyes, a slim waist, and a pretty foot, whom I have occasionally seen, ... ...at Seez, and so get round through the grand vicars to the curate of Saint- Leonard’s, who will be certain to tell it to the Abbe Coutu- rier; and Made... ...t the Cormons?” The Abbe de Sponde, adroitly questioned when he left Saint-Leonard’s to take his daily walk with the Abbe Coutu- 85 Balzac rier, repl... ...e rector of the town, and who had hitherto supported the minister of Saint-Leonard, began to tremble as she thought of the inflexible Catholic doctrin... ... wished, as a first proof of his power, to reconcile the minister of Saint-Leonard with the rector of the parish, and he succeeded. His wife thought h...

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...is- tian manner. From the time she was seven years old she was taught by a Gray sister from Auvergne to whom the Sauviats had done some kindness in fo... ...ho are cor- dially ready to be serviceable to others in their own way. The Gray sister taught V eronique to read and write; she also taught her the hi... ...ng to stop short? 24 The Village Rector In that blazing furnace shone two gray eyes rayed with green lines starting from the pupils, and speckled wit... ...gid- ity for which the ultra-pious are so often blamed. Her skin took on a grayish tone; she dragged herself languidly about during this first year of... ... which in certain places remind one of Switzerland, especially about Saint-Leonard, takes on a harsh and melancholy aspect. Here we come upon vast tra... ... said in her mother’s ear as they went on foot up the steep slope of Saint-Leonard. The old woman put her finger on her lips and glanced at the bishop... ...ers are married, one in Aubusson, another in Limoges, and a third in Saint-Leonard.” “Do you think Farrabesche knows where Catherine Curieux is?” aske... ...ytechnique could ever create one of those miracles of architecture such as Leonardo da Vinci knew how to build,— mechanician, architect, painter, inve... ...he science of mankind, an- thropology, understands them. Riquet, Perronet, Leonardo da Vinci, Cachin, Palladio, Brunelleschi, Michel-Angelo, Bramante,...

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...vils, across that desolate plain, flickered the brown holland habit on the gray horse. She headed for the Station at first. Then she wheeled round and... ... I was literally drenched with sweat from my helmet to my gaiters when the gray stumbled, re- covered himself, and pulled up dead lame. My brute was u... ... hear him say so! I believe I made myself understood, for she gathered the gray together and made him hobble somehow, and we set off for the tomb, whi... ...ly made him more grotesque. He was not christened “The Langur”—which means gray ape—for nothing. It was pleasant, Kitty thought, to have him at her fe... ... the hand and the heart of Commissioner Barr-Saggott. The terms were a St. Leonard’s Round—thirty-six shots at sixty yards— under the rules of the Sim... ...in Tibasu, and four crazy smooth-bore muskets among them. All the men were gray with fear, but not beyond leading. Michele dropped the key of the tele...

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...rtment. Almost by intu- ition, Berenger knew the fine calm features of the gray-haired Admiral de Coligny before he heard him so addressed by the King... ...th she need me in comparison of this poor child? She like a bit of her own gray lavender in the shadiest nook of the walled garden, tranquil there sur... ...o contain a boat, which was plied by the Abbe de Mericour—transformed by a gray beard and hair and dismal mask into Charon. 96 Yo n g e But so unused... ...- ticoat, black bodice, winged turban-like white cap, and a great muffling gray cloth cloak and hook over the head and shoulders—the costume in which ... ...bring Veronique. Eating a piece of rye-bread as she went, Eustacie, in her gray cloak, rode under Martin’s guardianship along the deep 164 Yo n g e l... ... The Chaplet of Pearls come up with us just to show them the way across to Leonard’s. That’s no unlikely place for her to lurk in, as you said this mo...

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...ty years younger, what might he not have done! But his hair has a shade of gray: his way of thought is all fixed, military. He can grow no further, an... ... ‘skyblue faced with red’ of a National Guardsman, than the dull black and gray of a Provincial Advocate, which in workdays one was used to. For the s... ...re,—as mortals, in one night of deadly crisis, have had their heads turned gray! Brave Bouille is advancing fast, with the old inflexibility; gatherin... ...ers, Gardes Francaises then, marched him towards the Calypso Isles, in the gray of the May morning; and he and they have got thus far. Buffeted, beate... ...thmic threnodies comes also from the throats of balladsingers; are sold on gray- white paper at a sou each. (Fils Adoptif, viii. l. 19; Newspa- pers a... ...lle; what a thirty hours, since Choiseul quitted Paris, with Queen’s-valet Leonard in the chaise by him! Black Care sits behind the rider. Thus go the...

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...urnal of the Plague Y ear the lawyers in the T emple, or Lincoln’s Inn, or Gray’s Inn, to be seen there. Everybody was at peace; there was no occasion... ...: – The next week prodigiously T o the 1st of increased, as: Aug. thus: St Leonard’ s, Shoreditch 64 84 110 St Botolph’s, Bishopsgate 65 105 116 St Gi... ... 77 St Sepulcher 214 St Leonard, Shoreditch 183 Stepney parish ... ... 193 168 Journal of the Plague Y ear St Leonard, Shoreditch 146 Stepney... ...epulchers 137 St Leonard, Shoreditch 128 Stepney ...

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...y young man of the ready- made black coat school of costume. He had watery gray eyes, and a complexion appropriate to the brother of one in a Home for... ...here, and the water glassy calm and clear, and showing you a kind of dirty gray- black shine, with huge flaring red-brown weeds spreading motionless, ... ...Winchelsea. “I have only two short weeks in Rome,” he said, “and my friend Leonard wants to spend a whole day at Tivoli looking at a waterfall.” “What... ... spend a whole day at Tivoli looking at a waterfall.” “What is your friend Leonard?” asked Miss Winchelsea abruptly. “He’s the most enthusiastic pedes... ...emn him for that manly lapse into profanity. She looked and saw his friend Leonard advancing. He drew nearer; he raised his hat to Miss Winchelsea, an... ... blow in the face. She did not hear his reply. She thought afterwards that Leonard must have considered her the vaguest-minded person. To this day she... ...minded person. To this day she is not sure whether she was intro- duced to Leonard or not, nor what she said to him. A sort of mental paralysis was up... ...; but a sort of radiation, sweet lips that softened into smiles, and grave gray eyes. And she moved gracefully, she seemed to have part with all pleas... ... Country of the Blind “To the eastward, of course, these little boats were gray and very minute and clear, but to the westward they were little boats ...

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... to Auckland to take up Mrs. Selwyn. The crew were five in number, and Mr. Leonard Harper, son of the future Bishop of Lyttelton, likewise accompanied... ...nfinement, and are then frizzed and curled, like a mop or a poodle’s coat. Leonard Harper and I returned in this boat, T ahitian steering, Samoan, Fut... ...lis’s house, and arrived at the reef I rode out pick-a-back on the Samoan, Leonard follow- ing on a half-naked Anaitean. We soon found ourselves in th... ...At the end of the lessons they came forward, and each one shook hands with Leonard Harper and myself, smiling and laughing with their quick intelligen... ... with a blanket, just wound themselves up on the cabin floor, one close to Leonard and me, and slept away in style; that I soon taught them to eat wit... ...ough unfinished. ‘1. House, on the plan of my old house just taken down by Gray, but much larger. ‘2. Kitchen of good size. ‘3. T wo raupo outhouses. ... .... This typhoid fever, strongly marked, as described in Dr. Watson’s books, Graye’s edition of Hooper’s “Vade Mecum,” and, as a very solemn lesson of L...

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...—Cervantes. “`Seest thou not yon cavalier who cometh toward us on a dapple-gray steed, and weareth a golden helmet?’ `What I see,’ answered Sancho, `i... ... golden helmet?’ `What I see,’ answered Sancho, `is nothing but a man on a gray ass like my own, who carries something shiny on his head.’ `Just so,’ ... ...iality. His manners, she thought, were very dignified; the set of his iron-gray hair and his deep eye-sockets made him resemble the portrait of Locke.... ...our own way might fairly raise some wonder that we are so fond of it. On a gray but dry November morning Dorothea drove to Lowick in company with her ... ...march “It is a peculiar face,” said Dorothea, looking closely. “Those deep gray eyes rather near together—and the delicate irregu- lar nose with a sor... ... after his signature, observing when he did so, that he was once taught by Leonard Lamb of Finsbury who wrote B.A. after his name, and that he, Raffle...

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...ghter in a stranger’s power; For very want he could not pay a dower. A few gray hairs his reverend temples crown’d, ’T was very want that sold them fo... ... mounting blood, 89 The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2 And let gray fools be indolently good, Who, past all pleasure, damn the joys of sen... ...oming grace, Or shape excuses the defects of face. There swims no goose so gray, but soon or late She finds some honest gander for her mate. Horses (t... ...ome, from ‘cat’ and ‘fiddle.’ 2 From no trim beaux its name it boasts, Gray statesmen, or green wits; But from this pell-mell pack of toasts ... ...s followed (as in fame, so in judgment) by the modest and simple-minded MR LEONARD WELSTED, who, out of great respect to our poet not naming him, doth... ...ficant, and clear, Alike informs the soul, and charms the ear,’ &c. And MR LEONARD WELSTED thus wrote 181 to the unknown author, on the first publica... ... 6d. The T riumvirate; or, a Letter from Palaemon to Celia at Bath. Anon. [Leonard Welsted]. 1711, folio, price 1s. The Battle of Poets, an Heroic Poe... ...r of Gen- esis. Writ by E. Roome. Folio. 1729. Labeo. A Paper of Verses by Leonard Welsted, which after came into One Epistle, and was published by Ja... ...tley, his nephew, and a small imitator of his great uncle. 320 ‘Welsted:’ Leonard Welsted, author of the T riumvirate, or a Letter in verse from Pala...

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...nder which lied buried those Kings of Denmark that reigned in England. II. Gray’s Inn. And, III. Lincoln’s Inn. In these colleges numbers of young nob... ...o all the kingdoms and provinces of Europe. We were shown, at the house of Leonard Smith, a tailor, a most perfect looking-glass, ornamented with gold... ...ily of the Dukes of Buckingham, who were hereditary Constables of England. Gray, Baron Gray of Wilton. Scroop, Baron Scroop of Boulton. Sutton, Baron ...

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... night.’ (Mercier, Nouveau Paris, iii. 147.) This last is he who now, as a gray time-worn man, sits desolate at Gratz; (A.D. 1834.) having winded up h... ...s,—they are led through winding passages, to the rear- gate; where, in the gray of the morning, two Coaches with Exempts stand waiting. There must the... ...ments. This is that same Foulon named ame damnee du Parlement; a man grown gray in treachery, in grip- ing, projecting, intriguing and iniquity: who o... ...om hope shines not steadily any more. Ill-fated Queen! Her hair is already gray with many cares and crosses; her first-born son is dying in these week... ...aunay from the Powder-Magazine, and saved Paris. De Launay, ‘discovered in gray frock with poppy-coloured riband,’ is for killing himself with the swo... ...lle; what a thirty hours, since Choiseul quitted Paris, with Queen’s-valet Leonard in the chaise by him! Black Care sits behind the rider. Thus go the... ...a- tors of Orleans,’ for ‘assassinating,’ for assaulting the sacred Deputy Leonard-Bourdon: these with many Nameless, to whom life was sweet, have die...

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...ofile, or merely sketched. But they are all alive. The finical estimate of Gray (it is a horrid joy to think how 19 Fielding perfectly capable Fieldi... ...d in that prac- tical joke of the young gentlemen of Cambridge, which made Gray change his college), while dismissing these light things with patronag... ...hat “parson Adams is per- fectly well, so is Mrs Slipslop.” “They were, Mr Gray,” said some one once, “they were more perfectly well, and in a higher ... ... those persons who happen to take up their residence in married families. “LEONARD AND P AUL were two friends.”—“Pronounce it Lennard, child,” cried t... ...endeavour to practise it. The hus- band then coming in, Paul departed. And Leonard, approach- ing his wife with an air of good humour, told her he was...

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...ch little facts as the true his- 204 The Long Vacation tory of Auld Robin Gray and the Wacht am Rhein. The lec- ture was a marked success. We have an... ... Zealand for a half-year’s visit, bringing with him the younger missionary Leonard Ward, and that Dr. May’s happiness was unspeakable. “A renewed yout... ...at listening to him, as to a strain of sweet music long out of reach. Then Leonard Ward simply and bluntly told facts about the Pacific islands and is...

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...s coming from the Columbus side towards the west shore, above us, black—or gray—with soldiers from boiler-deck to roof. Some of my men were engaged in... ... from our own northern resources while visiting them; but their friends in gray had been uncivil enough to destroy what we had brought along, and it c... ...follow Howard at daylight in the morning to get on to the railroad towards Graysville. Hooker, as stated, was detained at Chattanooga Creek by the des... ...ville, extending east of the ridge. Palmer was on his left, on the road to Graysville. During the night I telegraphed to Willcox that Bragg had been d... ...er moved from Rossville toward Ringgold Palmer’s division took the road to Graysville, and Sherman moved by the way of Chickamauga Station toward the ... ... Division, Brig.-Gen. John C. Robinson. First Brigade, Col. Samuel H. Leonard. Second Brigade, Brig.-Gen. Henry Baxter. Third Brigade, ...

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... Grewe Senior Counsel, Special Projects Elinore Flynn Hartz Family Liaison Leonard R. Hawley Professional Staff Member L. Christine Healey Senior Coun... ...Haviaris, Rockefeller Group Development Corporation Thomas Susman, Ropes & Gray 442 APPENDIX Final Appen.4pp 7/17/04 4:21 PM Page 442 APPENDIX 443...