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...irilica). Sluţbenica dugo gleda, odmahujući glavom, na kraju kaţe: - U redu. Fotografija liĉi na vas. Mali Jugosloveni, s komadićem papira na k... ... vreo. Saplićem se o stakleni pritiskaĉ za papir s komadom ruţiĉastog korala unutra, isti onaj koji sam kao mali, igrajući se, pronašao u – tada nap... ...lon pritiskom na dugme spušta i podiţe. Art Déco stolice i sto u trpezariji. Na pisaćem stolu dva telefona, mali televizor, elektriĉni rezaĉ za olov... ... uveren. Ja sam tad bio mlad i velika budala. Sad, pokatkad mislim da ću ĉak i radom na radiju delovati kao mali, malecni šraf, ili delić sigurnosnog... ...nom, iz sobe u sobu. Sve vreme, neki ljudi ulaze, izlaze, pevaju, igraju... N. ih sluţi ratlukom i kafom u malim, bosanskim fildţanima. Telefon... ...ADOVOLJI I PROĐE. A NE ŢELIM DA OVO TAKO BRZO PROĐE. L. 73 TERRA INCOGNITA Sinoć opet mali srĉani udar, kako izgleda. Nitrogl... ...jim sam u crkvi. Sveštenik i Ċakon izvode nejasan ritual, bez publike, bez vernika. Paljenje sveća, tamjan, mali i veliki vhod, koraĉanje od ugla do ... ...m u hodnik, dug, uzan, prolazim pored jedne sobe, izgleda trpezarije, u kojoj stoji ljubiĉasti konj osedlan malim, galopskim sedlom, pogleda me i otp... ...sa stavovima: Bolno, Hladno, Umereno dosadno. 119 Tradicionalna kolektivna egocentriĉna paranoja. Kao mali, mislio sam, zahvaljujući školi, na...

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...kreskis el la nobla semo de lia valora iniciato. Ni kredas, ke la verko ne malinde gardos lian karan memoron. Dum la plivastigo de laŜirjaeva bazo, la... ...tis eldonitaj de SAT. Sed ĉar intertempe la rusoj sub la gvidado de Drezen malinterkonsentis kun SAT, ankaŭ ili volis havi similan gazeton kaj fondis ... ...denco, kiu iugrade kompensas la troan sentimentalecon de aliaj verkoj. Tiu maliceta anko de lia karaktero naskis ankaŭ la longan romanon Hura! (1931... ...cii kiel komunikilo por spritaj sentencoj kaj verdiktoj, por vortludoj kaj malicaj parodioj. Tra n te per sia unua verko sukcesan vejnon, li eldonis e... ...i homaro.“ „Libro skribita en bonega lingvo E.“ (L. I 1909, p: 334.) Maly (mali) Ferdinand, germano, policadministranto. Nask. 1 jun. 1867 en Leitmeri... ...Gvidis kursojn en Lisboa kaj Porto, verkis artikolon. Núnez Dubús (nunjez) malia, hispanino, help-prof., telegra stino. Nask. 22 marto 1889 en Pamplo... ...pedante ordama en la ordinara vivo, naiva en aferoj, timema antaŭ publiko, malinklina al ĉiuj o cialaj ceremonioj, nature modesta kaj pacama, li peni...

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...signs of the French presidents, the German chancellors and the generals of the Russian Civil War (1918-1922). The strange form of some states such as Mali, Somalia, India and others is associated to inter-ethnic conflicts taking place in these countries. The astral themes of certain historical events and of their participants are also analyzed (such as the revolutions of 1...

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...h a department or such a choice; and in those systems, where ignorance and malice, favouritism, intrigue, and violence govern, if any selection happen... ...3, p. 3]—The Italians have more fitly baptized by this name—[La tristezza]—malignity; for ’tis a quality always hurtful, always idle and vain; and as ... ...h her losses), to have been at last trans- formed into a rock— “Diriguisse malis,” [“Petrified with her misfortunes.”—Ovid, Met., vi. 304.] thereby to... ...ur, habeat: portum corporis, ubi, remissa human, vita, corpus requiescat a malis.” [“Nor let him have a sepulchre wherein he may be received, a haven ... ...ed in their memory; and less to their the power, even out of to make their malice die with them, but extending the life of their hatred even beyond th... ..., that I feel the misery and inconvenience of it, without branding me with malice, a vice so contrary to my humour. However, I derive these comforts f... ... from infirmity, and those that are vis- ibly the effects of treachery and malice: for, in the last, we act against the rules of reason that nature ha... ...from them, hav- ing awakened their courage by this open shame: “Suffundere malis homims sanguinem, quam effundere.” [“Rather bring the blood into a ma... ...xample, ’tis but reason to take it for a sufficient proof of treachery and malice, and for such to be punished. 109 Montaigne CHAPTER XVI CHAPTER XVI...

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...ongst the shrouds stood the lady of the pinnace. The deeps opened ahead in malice to receive her, towering surges of foam ran after her, the billows w... ...aves and the raving of the storm; until at last, upon a sound from afar of mali- cious laughter and mockery, all was hidden for ever in driv- ing show... ...doubtful person, yet, merely for the magic perseverance of his indomitable malice, won from the same Romans the only real honour that ever he received... ...life, by word and by deed, Delenda est Anglia Victrix!—that one purpose of malice, faith- fully pursued, has quartered some people upon our national f... ...the coronation of Charles VII as the work of a witch. That policy, and not malice (as M. Michelet is so happy to believe), was the moving principle in... ... ran before France and laggard Europe by many a cen- tury, confounding the malice of the ensnarer, and making dumb the oracles of falsehood! Is it not... ...e calls it; the other was weariness and exhaustion from daily combats with malice. She saw that everybody hated her and thirsted for her blood; nay, m... ...ight”; and, as usual, the English purpose in this is viewed as one of pure malignity. But there are two ways of explaining all that. It is probable th...

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... her. “I have already begged you so to conduct yourself in society that even mali cious tongues can find nothing to say against you. There was a time ... ...tion. “I cannot be your wife while I. . . ” she began. He laughed a cold and malignant laugh. “The manner of life you have chosen is reflected, I suppo... ...“That, anyway,” said Nikolay Levin, with an ironical smile, his eyes flashing malignantly, “has the charm of—what’s one to call it?—geometrical symmetr... ...t got a profitable job: there was triumph and joy, there was a gleam like the malignant gleam he saw in his wife’s eyes. “You desire my assistance in s... ...not endure him. “Well, have you seen him?” said Alexey Alexandrovitch with a malignant smile. “Of course; he was at our sitting yesterday. He seems to... ...here could be no dignity in his position. And he saw this by the suppressed, malicious, and ironical smile with which Betsy glanced at him after this ... ...henever the husband met the wife, he invariably behaved to her with the same malignant irony, the cause of which was incomprehensible. Countess Lidia ... ...Lidia Ivanovna. “Ah! Alexey Alexandrovitch!” said the little old man, with a malicious light in his eyes, at the moment when Karenin was on a level wi... ... letter, all that she read between the lines in it, so exasperated her, this malice was so revolting beside her passionate, legitimate tenderness for ...

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...otelske biblije. Ima ljudi koji prave kolekcije hotelskih pepeljara, onih malih sapun ĉi ća za dve – tri upotrebe, escajga, šoljica, no ćnih lampica... ... je ekser ĉi ćem na zid jedna rasko šna, secesionisti ĉka slika Madone sa malim, puna ĉkim Isusom. Oboje su obavijeni stilizovanim cve ćem. Sli ĉica... ...lako. Prvi ĉovek se saginje: - Vidi, prona šao sam funtu! Gledaju dugo u mali, debelju škasti nov ĉi ć: pleidiol wyf i'm gwlad. Prvi ĉovek pogleda ... ...ma na glavama gurali su svoja kolica preko ulice. Ispred restorana je bio mali mlekarski kamionet. Lazar je zastao i pogledao na sat. KI ŠA ... ...gledao u smeru koji je pokazivala Jovanova ruka. Odande se najzad dovukao mali, rundavi pas, ispla ženog jezika. Lazar je uzdahnuo, pogledao u svoje...

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... of local posi- tion, much more when united with that avowed inveteracy of malignant feeling, which was bitter enough to rouse a re- action of bittern... ... suc- cession of disastrous events, by which it should seem that a perfect malice of misfortune pursued the vestiges of the mighty poet’s steps. In 16... ...is with the humility of his fortunes; secondly, under a baser impulse, the malicious pleasure of seeing a great man degraded. Accordingly, as in the c... ...homas de Quincey who has left on record, in a posthumous work of 1592, his malicious feelings towards Shakspeare, could not have failed to notice it. ... ...r. And is it to be imagined that an enemy, searching with the diligence of malice for matter against Shakspeare, should have failed, six years after t... ...ic term—a Welchman who mispronounces all words. The last act of the poet’s malice recalls to us a sort of jest-book story of an Irishman, the vulgarit... ...l- ents, they are sure to cite, by way of evidence, some gross instance of malignity. Power, in their minds, is best illus- trated by malice or by the... ...d to Shakspeare, which is not equally unworthy of him, because not equally malignant, but otherwise equally below his in- tellect, no less than his sc... ...r the matter is of little importance; and it might have been supposed that malignity itself could hardly have im- puted such trash to Shakspeare. But ...

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...rdsworth— ‘The earthquake is not satisfied at once.’ All perils, specially malignant, are recurrent. A murderer, who is such by passion and by a wolfi... ...r, precisely on such a tenure of a whisper was now suspended the murderous malice of the man below. No; there is but one way to save the child; to- wa... ...d indulgence for mounting a Eu- ropean tribunal, from which they pronounce malicious edicts against ourselves. Sentinels present arms to Von Raumer at... ...sm were even ingenious. Whereas, he utterly misunderstands Swift, and is a malicious calum- niator of the captain who, luckily, roaming in Sherwood, a... ...some tiger-monkey grin that traversed his features at intervals. Wieland’s malice, however, was far more playful and genial than Swift’s; something of... ...ry that they should charge the enemy: upon which the cavalry advanced, but maliciously contrived to envelope the king of dandies, before he had time t... ... so forth, there was a fatal necessity of my being a trifle too late. Some malicious fairy, not invited to my own baptism, was supposed to have endowe... ...blame upon me. My business meantime, as a critic, was—to find out the most malicious seat, i.e. the seat from which all things would take the most unf... ...t upon divers, to wit, three thousand papers, the rioters had wickedly and mali- ciously written and printed, besides, observe, causing to be written ...

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...o be near his person; you will see splendid fetes; you will see the king, who they say is so handsome, so agreeable!” “Ay, and still more, I shall see... ...ile of the two girls; and he did not remark that the hand of Louise remained in his. “There “ said Montalais, “you have pardoned me, Louise, for havin... ... in great agitation. “Mesdemoiselles, I inconvenience you very much. I have, without doubt, been very indiscreet,” stammered Raoul, very ill at ease. ... ... stammered Raoul, very ill at ease. “It is a heavy step,” said Louise. “Ah! if it is only M. Malicorne,” added Montalais, “do not disturb yourselves.”... ... just come.” “Did you see nobody concealed while you were there?” “Madame!” “I saw a man’s hat, I tell you — the hat of that fellow, that good-for-not... ..., which echo conveyed to her as if through a tunnel. She shrugged her shoulders on seeing Raoul, who had listened likewise, issue from the closet. “Po... ...t?” murmured Raoul. “And you would be scolded. Ah, vicomte, it is very plain you come from court; you are as timid as the king. Peste! at Blois we con... ... likewise. “The duc, sire,” continued Gaston, “was nearly where I stand: he was walking in the same direction as your maj- esty; M. de Lorgnes was exa... ...nd to whom, for greater security, I will never open my mouth as to my de- signs, and to whom I shall only say, ‘My friends, there is a blow to be stru...

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... unresigned as ever to this tragedy, in so far as it was the work of human malice. V engeance, as a mission for me, as a task for my hands in particul... ...t nothing at all, many such charges are made idly and carelessly, and some maliciously.” “But what charges?” I cried, and then he wanted to speak priv... ...two things is apparent to me; either the accusation is one of pure hellish malice, without a color of probability or the shadow of a foundation, and t... ...ement of my wo—had been conceded by a demon’s subtle 37 Thomas de Quincey malice only with the purpose of barbing the pang, by thus forcing it into a... ...eat metropolis, and in other cities of the same empire, by means of a very malignant typhus. This fever is supposed to be the peculiar product of jail... ...plead against his own 48 Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers wantonness of malice;—his malice might now assume the nobler aspect of revenge. Thus far,... ...d into parties upon the question, Whether the prosecution were one of mere malice or not? The very government of the land was reported to be equally i... ... such sub- stantial board and well-bolted lodgings, ‘from which,’ said the malicious old fellow, ‘my pussy will never find her way out to a thorny and... ...of both. There was an eye or two in Valladolid that would have glared with malice upon her, had she been seen by all eyes in that city, as she tripped...

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...on to linger and hold themselves apart. He walked between them, whether with mali cious or mischievous intent was not wholly clear, even to himself. ... ... son, too. It must have been quite hard to let him go.” Mademoiselle laughed maliciously. “Her favorite son! Oh, dear! Who could have been imposing su... ...eason?” “They are your husband’s,” returned Mademoiselle, with a shrug and a malicious elevation of the eyebrows. “Oh! I see there is no deceiving you... ...e?” She went and grasped Mademoiselle’s hands up from the keys. “Oh! unkind! malicious! Why did you not tell me?” “That he was coming back? No great n...

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...l see immediately. “I am strong and mild-tempered, without a pennyworth of malice in me. But she! oh! la! la! she looks insignificant, she is short an... ...ked the nurse. “She is rather better, on the contrary,” he replied, with a malignant look out of the corner of his eyes. Then he went out. La Rapet wa... ...ery few friends, at the office of the mayor of the English urban district, malicious people in the Faubourg were making fun of the whole affair, and a... ...know each other in the future” “I must certainly insist on that,” she said mali- ciously. The “Exotic Prince” had, however, made a con- quest of the c... .... I think this is highly suspicious, and I fear that the priests have been maligning me to my father. Until less than a year ago, we used to live very... ...uth instead. And I saw that all had been the tormentors of their neighbors—malicious, dishonest, hypocrites, liars, rogues, calumniators, envious; tha...

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...to the distresses of another, save where national jealousy could indulge a mali- cious joy at the reverses of a rival. This barrier the Reformation de... ...ees tottering, their churches pro- faned, and their religion degraded. The malice of his enemies had circulated the most fright- ful representations o... ...rraine. A distrust of the Swedish monarch was now loud and open, while the malice of his enemies busily circulated the most injurious reports as to hi... ...t Gustavus, by his manoeuvres on the Rhine, gave a dangerous handle to the malice of his enemies, and in some measure justified the suspicion that he ... ... ish soldier who fell into their hands! All the tor- ments which inventive malice could devise were exercised upon these unhappy victims; and the sigh... ...d mutually promised to bury the past in oblivion, and all the outward for- malities of a reconciliation had been settled. According to agreement, they... ...of friendship, while in real- ity the hearts of both were overflowing with malice. Maximilian, well versed in dissimula- tion, had sufficient command ... ...d over himself, not to betray in a single feature his real feelings; but a malicious triumph sparkled in the eyes of Wallenstein, and the constraint w... ...able reception. Wallenstein’s whole conduct was now reviewed with the most malicious criticism; his ambitious haughtiness, his disobedience to the Emp...