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...“Rise up then, you popish flatterers, one and all! Get busy and defend yourselves against the charges of impiety, tyranny, and lèse-majesté against the gospel, and of the crime of slandering your brethren. You decry as heretics those who refuse to contravene such...

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... gird themselves for battle and attack him in force, but he intends to keep one step ahead of them and lead them on. In fact, he fully expects a pap... ... one step ahead of them and lead them on. In fact, he fully expects a papal bull against him threatening him with the most dire consequences if he d... ... hear the new song. This was brought home to him especially by two writings. One of these ... ...ate is November 22, 1519, at Cremona. It begins and ends with a letter, and one paragraph from each of these is translated in Preserved Smith, Luthe... ...r 3) in which he mentions the arrival of Eck in Leipzig armed with the papal bull, he also announces the publication of his book on the captivity of ... ...n the sacraments. Henry’s book so pleased the pope that he issued a special bull declaring that it was written with the help of the Holy Spirit, gra... ...his body in the substance of the bread just as well as in the accidents? In red-hot iron, for instance, the two substances, fire and iron, are so min...

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...haracters and scenes are so right and living...it is so beautifully done, one finds oneself feeling it is not fiction but actually experienced fact.... ... in Psychology & Philosophy, Willamette University appho’s Journal is one of five independent works of fiction which together make up Voices fro... ...aintings, illustrations, and drawings have been exhibited in more than 40 one-man shows in leading museums in the U.S. and Mexico. S VOICES FROM T... ...nd then pausing to talk under the oak, the circular press letting out its red, everyone tasting. Many amphorae were broken, before they were finally... ...fumed. I seldom saw him without his doll, that SAPPHO’S JOURNAL 27 bull-leaping doll of Cretan ivory, brightly painted! But his apartment was ... ...hed, elegant as his clothes. Each bath towel, I recall, bore a bril- liant red octopus. When he looked after Alcaeus and me, we ate with him every da... ...es—a strong house. Mama gave me his royal flute, said to be carved from a bull’s leg, but it has been years since I have taken it from its silk-line... ...boats!” “What?” “Over there, the other way...those three boats...see the red shields at the bow...Turkish pirates...they’re attacking Mytilene. I’l... ... into patterns, colors and textures. Something brushed my cheek, a winged bull in gold on blue cotton... I saw an imperial snake in green on white s...

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...n‘t have the stone tablets of Moses, evidence of Egyptian chariots in the Red Sea, or the remains of Noah‘s ark. We can be quite certain that Muhamm... ...lories and avoid highly saturated fatty foods. I know that I should avoid red meat and eat vegetables. If I opt for the hamburger or ice cream when ... ...od, sends fire on Sodom, orders the killing of whole nations, or lets the Red Sea engulf the pursing Egyptians after Moses had crossed. Can he tell ... ...dead? A merciless or a merciful god? A God that created the world in 4004 BC or created the universe 14 billion years ago. Is it a God that created a... ...ut over a creating god, especially a God that created the universe in 4004 BC as is so commonly believed. The certainty of evolution and the later de... ...le, whose earliest written historical evidence comes from the 2nd Century BC, is accurate in recounting things that happened thousands of years bef... ...t to a criminal right only, by the Supreme Court in the case of Calder v. Bull in 1798.(75) After a probate court hearing the legislature of Connect... ... and abuse of animals from the family pet to those used for fighting—like bulls, cocks and dogs. It attempts to find homes for stray animals and eut... ...velop, I‘m for it. If my dog can be saved by killing the neighborhood pit bull that has been killing local dogs and cats, I‘m for it. ―If we gi...

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...Facsimile of the 1st Edition: Manual of Style The history of The Chicago Manual of Style spans more than one hundred years, beginning in 1891 when the University of Chicago Press first opened its doors. At that time, the Press had its own composing room with experienced typesetters who were required to set complex scientific mat...

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...ce; the Apostle to the Gentiles, "the Father of his Country;" order of the Red Eagle, Knight Commander of the Bath; "Allow me to suggest, Judge . .... ... or articles, etc. : CHICAW, ILL., January I, 1906 (Set to the right, with one em's indention, and in smaller type than the body of the letter.) M... ...the text of the letter [see 543). CHARLES W. SCOTT (Set to the right, with one em's indention, and in the same type as the body of the letter or ar... ...h two ems' indention, in smaller type.) (If this address contains more than one line, or the date or similar matter is added, only the first line is... ...uantities, lines, etc., in algebraic, geometrical, and similar matter: ac+ bc =c (a+ b); the lies ad and AD; the nth power. 58. As a rule, letters ... ...n algae. BOT. GAZ. 32: 292-302. 1901. 1 CASTLE, W. E., The heredity of sex. Bull. Mus. Comp. hl. 40: 187-218. 1903. A stroph ysical Journal- 1 "Re...

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...“Interest has revived in the works of Sextus Empiricus in recent times, especially, one may say, since the date of Herbart. There is much in the writings of Sextus that finds a parallel in the methods of modern philosophy. There is a common starting-point in the study of the power and limitations of human th...

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...st has revived in the works of Sextus Empiricus in recent times, especially, one may say, since the date of Herbart. There is much in the writings of... ...ecause of his position in medicine. [2] Pseudo-Galen also refers to him as one of the directors of the Empirical School, and calls him Σέμηνο ὁ ἐκπ... ...1. We know from the testimony of Sextus himself that he was a physician. In one case he uses the first person for himself as a physician, [1] and i... ... gall insect from the wild figs, others from putrified animals, as bees from bulls, and wasps from horses. Again, of those originating from intercour... ... which appears to us white, and those who have bloodshot eyes call it blood-red. Accordingly, as some animals have yellow eyes, and others blood-sho...

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...haracters and scenes are so right and living...it is so beautifully done, one finds oneself feeling it is not fiction but actually experienced fact.... ...aintings, illustrations, and drawings have been exhibited in more than 40 one-man shows in leading museums in the U.S. and Mexico. Archives of his w... ... Sappho, walking on her island beach, pauses by a broken amphora: With one foot, she nudges the terra cotta and black jar, its painted chariot, ... ...nd then pausing to talk under the oak, the circular press letting out its red, everyone tasting. Many amphorae were broken, before they were finally... ...fumed. I seldom saw him without his doll, that SAPPHO’S JOURNAL 31 bull-leaping doll of Cretan ivory, brightly painted! But his apartment was ... ...hed, elegant as his clothes. Each bath towel, I recall, bore a bril- liant red octopus. When he looked after Alcaeus and me, we ate with him every da... ...es—a strong house. Mama gave me his royal flute, said to be carved from a bull’s leg, but it has been years since I have taken it from its silk-line... ...boats!” “What?” “Over there, the other way...those three boats...see the red shields at the bow...Turkish pirates...they’re attacking Mytilene. I’l... ... into patterns, colors and textures. Something brushed my cheek, a winged bull in gold on blue cotton... I saw an imperial snake in green on white s...

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...fish as large as an island -- Settlement of Iceland -- Discoveries of Erik the Red -- On Greenland's frigid shores -- The Sagas of old Icelandic histo... ...h gold -- A story of wealth that exceeded the caves of Genii -- The capture of one city -- Beheading of the captives -- The eight enchanters -- A wond... ...cene unparalleled in history -- Miserable end of the barbarous voyagers -- The red trail of the Portuguese butchers -- Da Gama sent again, as viceroy ... ...pon the field -- Another terrible battle -- Four hundred men against more than one hundred thousand -- Gorgeous decorations of the native soldiers -- ... ...he crew -- Other cruel and desperate pirates -- Cutting a Spaniard in two with one stroke of a cutlass -- Severing ears from the heads, and toes from ... ...r the field -- A bloody spectacle -- The battle of Panama -- A thousand savage bulls -- A desperate situation -- A terrible clash between the bulls an... ...a northeast passage 538- 544 ILLUSTRATIONS Ideal scene of Troglodytes, on the Red Sea Coast......................... 35 A Phoenician Ship............... ...act of extraordinary heroism......................................... 305 Wild Bulls in line of battle............................................ 312... ...f the claims of the two countries. Accordingly, Pope Alexander the VI issued a bull of donation wherein was fixed a partition of the possessions alrea...

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... to all we experience as ph beings. never read a book quite like this one! It makes brazen attempt to bring under one tidy umbrella such inexpl... ...hought- provoking, then I’ve achieved my second objective. The first one was to stop them from “bu me!!! Now guitar bands again! ----------... ...s could only dream about, and therefore usually dismiss as “a load of old bull”, to use a popular colloquialism. There was a story of such a gi... ... apparently found that a reaction for time is initiated at length 60”, and one particular investigator in this field made the strange observation t... ...tually 66 embedded in four- dimensional space-time. In other words, the red arrow actually represents a particle travelling with a certain veloci... ...e. Just to represent a few of these possible realities, A, B, C etc., the red arrow represents a liberated consciousness which has freedom of movem...

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...tion, through no fault of their own, continued the fictitious beginnings. One tall tale, still told by the minority of the locals, had its beginnings... ... ever been found in the area; mind you; there is a considerable amount of bull dust. Another quaint little tale, more widely accepted, told of a tri... ...o from time to time accidentally stumble upon this small community. It is one of those places that the world has forgotten and hopes to keep this wa... ...iniums sprang up everywhere. There was even talk of a shopping mall and a red light district. Adversity struck when the wood merchants got their nose... ...two- story building coated with peeling whitewash. Its gabled, corrugated, red roof was in need of repair and several bricks were missing from one of... ...mes and addresses that are already under our influence. Warning, those in red lettering are off limits and definitely upstairs property. Snakelex sc... ... nothing better to do than hang over fences, off basketball rings, incite bullying and watch Stella express her loving ways to all who come in conta... ...titude of self-pity. Hell was behind such dance movements as the Ug, in 1 BC, the camel toe in 600 BC and others such as, belly dancing, disco and l... ...enjoyment in leading a lower rank into a false sense of security and then bullying him into submission. Snakelex’s ego did not bruise easily and he ...

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...ities and the Alternative Table of Contents Chapter One: The Universe How the Universe Came into Being. ................... ...350 The Concept of Accumulation Pg 362 The Dynamic of Accumulation Pg 364 One Basic Effect of Accumulation: Antagonism and Competition Pg 366 S... ...koo Bird Pg 1623 Reptilian Undead Pg 1639 The Evil of the Undead Pg 1641 One Example of Undead Filth Pg 1642 The Blindness of the Undead Pg 1... ...t, and has preserved to the present day. Einstein’s idea of a ‘gravitational red-shift’ is a complete blunder not only because he used Newton’s obs... ...exactly like the living continent of Africa was sliced apart. So we could eat red meat. What is hatred? It is: ate red, the hatred of red blood. ... ... meat. What is hatred? It is: ate red, the hatred of red blood. If you eat red meat: you will become a hater. All living things will hate you, a... .... Without species separating themselves from other species. Without any male bulls, fighting for dominance and creating their own separate herds. ... ...k on the Taliban Government, Afghan children did not even flinch when bombs or bullets exploded nearby. Why? Because their parents had been bombed,... ... The idea that owning a tree means you also own the apples that tree grows is bullshit. You did not grow those apples, you did not make them: The ...

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...nt me," said one, "or do you want another?" Sang Huin's face turned a bright red like it did with drinking a bottle of beer. He smiled and looked towa... ... sarem. He chuckled and then smiled at the faces he took in. He waited at a red light with other pedestrians. He sifted out bodies and faces. For a f... ...er where she lived with an infant and a cat. The hail seemed to her like the bullets that she imagined from the distant war that America wedged agains... ... a tank through a desert and into Baghdad half-naked and exposed, waving her red white and blue brassiere from the opened hatch of the tank. Yes, she... ...can victory were something other than a foregone conclusion." At least, the bully that it was, America was a democracy and Gabriele, as hard as she t... ...jected heathen people to dire circumstances. America felt it was entitled to bully all nations and befriend Israel beyond human decency to keep the Ch... ...ween Eastern Turkey and the Caspian Sea. Some time between 12,000 and 8,000 BC, women must have discovered that by sowing the seeds of these grains t... ...owed sedentary life in organized cities to emerge. --Amonhotep IV (1353-1337 BC) changed his name to Akhenaten or Akhenaton, which meant, "Aten is sat... ...n god, Aten, allowed a more naturalistic art to flourish. --Cleopatra (69-30 BC) was the last ruler of the Ptolemaic dynasty which ruled Egypt from 51...

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...Southeast Asian part of the world--but what a universe of difference. From one of the three most advanced countries on the planet to a Third World na... ...ts neighbors Bangladesh and India were drowning in humanity. They educate one young mind and ten illiterate babies are born to take his place. For e... ...ed cows blocking our way. This country was too poor to support the Brahma bulls that wandered aimlessly in nearby India. So our driver didn’t need to... ...ed aimlessly in nearby India. So our driver didn’t need to cow- tow to the bulls as Indian chauffeurs must do. My earlier impression of Indian drivers... ...out of poverty. They were shooting themselves in the foot with every baby-bullet that enlarged their impoverished families. ―Armament spendi... ...the beginning of this epoch of history, which in your terms would be 3102 BC, before Christus, or BCE, before the common era. So this year is the Hi... ...ed the same as its present tense, ‗read‘, but is pronounced differently, ‗red‘. But then the past tense, being pronounced as ‗red‘ is a homophone to... ...hen the past tense, being pronounced as ‗red‘ is a homophone to the color red. 72 ―Let me start with the vowels. We use the English vowe... ... past tense we just as ‗ed‘. So for the irregular verb ‘read‘ we write as red the past tense is then ‗reded‘. It would sound like ‗I reeded a book l...

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...social or athletic tal onts (liBiilayod. Nor was the fac- ulty overlooked. One of the best a))prociatnd was " Hail to North Ad ! " No wonder, for oven... ...s accounts re- ceived on liberal terms. CbaS. S. Cole, President. Jambs W. Bullock, Vice-President. W. B. Clark, Cashier. H. P.COLE College Lunch Room... ...0 W, 125tli St, 3d Ave. and 148111 St, Charlfs T. IJuriiey, l're»ideiit. I'red'lc 1(. IClilridge, I9t Vice-PreB. Joseph T. Itrowii, 2il Vice-Pres. 11.... ...ly, 22 J. H.; president, W. M. Clark '07; cor- responding secretary, J. A. Bullard •08. Adelphic Debating Union—Manager, A. J. Allen '07; president, R... ..., 100 W, 125111 Sl„ 3(1 Ave, and "I SI, Cliarles T. IJariiey, president. I'red'k I,. lililridKc iBt Vicc-l'rea. Jo8i'l)li T. lirowii, 2il Vice-I'res. ... ...y, 22 J. H.; president, \V. M. Clark '07; cor- responding secretary, J. A. Bullard I *oS. I Adelphic Debating Union—Manager, I A. J. Allen '07; presid... .... . It's Elegant Goes & Stodder 14 School Street, I)os*.on College Shoes I'red E ".rocke. Representative Bemis' every two weeks * Cbe Richmond Tfte iU... ...nd Everything for Lunches. Orders taken for Cut Flowers Nextdoor to post o£Bc« Spring Strc«4 COLLKGE BOOK STORE CARLETON 6. SMITH,: Proprlitor. Ructhc... ...wn leus grinding and can repair yovir j^lasses while you wait. We have the bc-tequipped examination room in this section of the country : : : : Dr. Ge...

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...ing cultural enjoyment and producing experiences for the self, worshipping one's own body, buying newer and newer technological equipment, constantly ... ...ll be faced possibly with even greater structural change than the post-war one. In today's scientific-technological visions of the future, mankind is ... ...before, we used to have such thick skin that a knife didn't cut it nor the bullets of firearms. It was a kind of inner strength. Tattoos used to be ve... ...e might plough too deep, and then one won't get a decent crop, because the red subsoil is mixed with the topsoil. The costs of purchasing, repairing a... ...ivation in dry season: garlic, onions, various chillies (peppers, phriks), red peppers, yardlong bean and peanut, that have been grown for generations... ...isiting relatives, making pilgrimages to famous temples. To pass the time, bullfights, cockfights and Thai boxing matches were organized. Thirty years... ...ghts and Thai boxing matches were organized. Thirty years ago, there was a bullfighting ring to the south of the city, where villagers took their zebu... ...n the national calendar, the year is counted from the birth of Buddha (543 BC). The old Buddhist calendar of holidays is also adapted to international... ...ald Buddha's carriage, with the donors receiving a small parcel wrapped in red paper in return. The evening ended with dance performances which belong...

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...are two “lives” of Apollonius in the Scholia, both derived from an earlier one which is lost. From these we learn that he was of Alexandria by birth,*... ... have merely a series of episodes, and it is the great beauty and power of one of these episodes that gives the poem its permanent value—the episode o... ...Pythian ode, from which Apollonius has taken many details. The subject was one for an epic poem, for its unity might have been found in the working ou... ...The one, Argus, son of Arestor, had cast round his shoulders the hide of a bull reaching to his feet, with the black hair upon it, the other, a fair m... ...hy honour hereafter we will lay again on thy altar the bright offerings of bulls—all of us who return; and other gifts in countless numbers I will bri... ...d that blazing splendour. For indeed in the middle the fashion thereof was red, but at the ends it was all purple, and on each margin many separate de... ...e their homes, and through the dark air it charms their eyes with its fair red gleam and the maid rejoices, love sick for the youth who is far away am... ... along the path whither his feet bore on his impetuous soul. And as when a bull stung by a gadfly tears along, leaving the meadows and the marsh land,... ...ar; and round his head a fair helm with four peaks gleamed with its blood red crest. And again he entered the vast gloom; and they looked and marvell...

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.........11 THE DOG AND THE SHADOW ................................11 THE MOLE AND HIS MOTHER ..............................11 THE HERDSMAN AND THE LOST BULL ....................12 THE HARE AND THE TORTOISE ..............................12 THE POMEGRANATE, APPLE-TREE, AND RAMBLE .....13 THE FARMER AND THE STORK ...............................13 THE FARMER AND THE SNAKE .........

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...up, saying, “Well! I won’t remain supper less, even though you refute every one of my imputations.” The tyrant will always find a pretext for his ty... ...R AND THE F ULLER A CHARCOAL BURNER carried on his trade in his own house. One day he met a friend, a Fuller, and entreated him to come and live wit... ...m a practical illustration of the evils of disunion; and for this purpose he one day told them to bring him a bundle of sticks. When they had done so,... ... thus addressed him: “Put your shoulders to the wheels, my man. Goad on your bullocks, and never more pray to me for help, until you have done your be... ...RDSMAN AND THE L OST B ULL A HERDSMAN tending his flock in a forest lost a Bull calf from the fold. After a long and fruitless search, he made a vow... ...but now that I have discovered the thief, I would willingly add a full grown Bull to the Calf I have lost, if I may only secure my own escape from him... ...nd float her in the air. “I will give you,” she said, “all the riches of the Red Sea.” “I will teach you to fly then,” said the Eagle; and taking her ...

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...receive Mr. Bright, for the first time, under a roof, though a very humble one, which I could re ally call my own. Nor did I fail (as is the custom o... ..., in its way, is as good as a cathedral. Ah, it would be just the spot for one to sit in, of a summer afternoon, and tell the children some more of th... ...best one, in his 6 TanglewoodTales own estimate, until it quite loses the red heat of composition. After that, it falls into its true place, quietly ... ...rly with the dangerous and seductive business of author ship, he will not bc tempted to become an author by profes sion. If so I shall be very sorry... ...Nor had he been long in Athens before he caught and chained a terrible mad bull, and made a public show of him, greatly to the wonder and admiration o... ...r, called a Minotaur, which was shaped partly like a man and partly like a bull, and was altogether such a hideous sort of a crea ture that it is rea... ...d very disagree able roar, which greatly resembled the lowing of a fierce bull, but yet had some sort of sound like the human voice. Theseus even fan... ...iery furnace it had now got to be. His one eye was nothing but a circle of red flame. Having now no weapons but his fists, he doubled them up (each bi... ... did Hercules begin to be scorched, than up he started, with his hair in a red blaze. “What’s all this?” he cried, bewildered with sleep, and star in...

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...ars old, was said to have been hung up with his little brother of eight in one of Louis XI’s cages at Loches, with orders that two of the children’s t... ...all cut off, standing fast to a man, at the battle of Rocroy, in 1643, not one man breaking his rank. The whole regi- ment was found lying in regular ... ...hardly the exceptional brightness, of a Golden Deed. And yet perhaps it is one of the most remarkable charac- teristics of a Golden Deed that the doer... ...are here to speak, but of his return march from the banks of the Indus, in BC 326, when he had newly recovered from the severe wound which he had rece... ...stretched from the Indian Caucasus to the Aegaeus, from the Caspian to the Red Sea, was marshalling his forces against the little free states that nes... ...n them. These were the Gauls, a tall strong, brave people, long limbed and red-haired, of the same race as the highlanders of Scotland. They had gradu... ...eheld men or stat- ues. A wondrous scene it must have been, as the brawny, red-haired Gauls, with freckled visage, keen little eyes, long broad sword,... ...ely savage beasts were let loose upon one another—rhinoceroses and tigers, bulls and lions, leop- ards and wild boars—while the people watched with sa... ...e cowed or sullen, their rage would be worked up—red would be shown to the bulls, white to boars, red- hot goads would be driven into some, whips woul...

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...ons, are working as actively in literature as in society. The credulity of one writer, or the partiality of an- other, finds as powerful a touchstone ... ... as the contradictions of Plato and Xenophon will allow us to know. He was one of the dramatis personæ in two dramas as unlike in principles as in sty... ... in the exportation of corn, attracted to that city. Among these visitors, one Mentes, from Leucadia, the modern Santa Maura, who evinced a knowledge ... ... Strongest of men, they pierced the mountain boar, Ranged the wild deserts red with monsters’ gore, And from their hills the shaggy Centaurs tore: Yet... ... the ablutions in the main. Along the shore whole hecatombs were laid, And bulls and goats to Phœbus’ altars paid; The sable fumes in curling spires a... ... of the sky: Lest, roused to rage, he shake the bless’d abodes, Launch the red lightning, and dethrone the gods. If you submit, the thunderer stands a... ...ally tall, Towers o’er his armies, and outshines them all; Like some proud bull, that round the pastures leads His subject herds, the monarch of the m... ...the queen of soft desire. 83 Struck with her presence, straight the lively red Forsook her cheek; and trembling, thus she said: “Then is it still thy ... ...There Lycia’s monarch paid him honours due, Nine days he feasted, and nine bulls he slew. But when the tenth bright morning orient glow’d, The faithfu...

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...ons, are working as actively in literature as in society. The credulity of one writer, or the partiality of an other, finds as powerful a touchstone ... ... as the contradictions of Plato and Xenophon will allow us to know. He was one of the dramatis personae in two dramas as unlike in principles as in st... ... in the exportation of corn, attracted to that city. Among these visitors, one Mentes, from Leucadia, the modern Santa Maura, who evinced a knowledge ... ...le: T elemachus is lodged in the palace. The next morning they sacrifice a bullock to Minerva; and Telemachus pro ceeds on his journey to Sparta, att... ...he liquid way, And reach Gerestus at the point of day. There hectacombs of bulls, to Neptune slain, High flaming please the monarch of the main. The f... ...dess! so propitious shine On me, my consort, and my royal line! A yearling bullock to thy name shall smoke, Untamed, unconscious of the galling yoke, ... ...aving spoke, the nymph the table spread (Ambrosial cates, with nectar rosy red); Hermes the hospitable rite partook, Divine refection! then, recruited... ...Now from her rosy car Aurora shed The dawn, and all the orient flamed with red. Up rose the virgin with the morning light, Obedient to the vision of t... ...here to gold. Here the blue fig with luscious juice o’erflows, With deeper red the full pomegranate glows; The branch here bends beneath the weighty p...

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...sses, than by a too fastidious attention to originals. New York having but one county of Otsego, and the Susquehanna but one proper source, there can ... ...gage of the troops by means of the rivers—a devious but practicable route. One brigade ascended the Mohawk until it reached the point nearest to the s... ...he color of its outside was a modest green, and that of its inside a fiery red, The latter was intended to convey the idea of heat in that cold climat... ...at in that cold climate. Large buffalo-skins trimmed around the edges with red cloth cut into festoons, covered the back of the sleigh, and were sprea... ...g health. The cold and exposure had, together, given it a color of uniform red. His gray eyes were glancing under a pair of shaggy brows, that over hu... ...u fired in this di- 17 James Fenimore Cooper rection—here are four of the bullets in the tree.” The Judge examined the fresh marks in the bark of the... ...o hear that I am hurt and away from him. The injury is but slight, and the bullet has missed the bones; but I believe, sir, you will now admit me titl... ...m, I travelled seventy miles alone in the howling wilderness, with a rifle bullet in my thigh, and then cut it out with my own jack-knife. Old Indian ... ...that the chimneys should rise with the roof, in order that the smoke might bc carried off, and they thus be- came four extremely conspicuous objects i...

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...uld harangue an Athenian mob better than you or I could address an English one.” He was sent to Manchester Grammar School, however, in order that afte... ...ld, “he came to be looked upon as a strange being who associ- ated with no one.” During this time he learned to take opium. He left, apparently about ... ... child of talent that we receive from him, and as such these sketches form one of the most satisfactory products of his pen. The Confessions as a narr... ... *“Households”:—Roe-deer do not congregate in herds like the fallow or the red deer, but by separate families, parents and children; which feature of ... ...reparation. The poor mutineer who kneels down to gather into his heart the bullets from twelve firelocks of his pitying comrades dies by a most sudden... ...sh pens. Grafton, a chronicler, but little read, being a stiff-necked John Bull, thought fit to say that no wonder Joanna should be a virgin, since he... ...given in Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations. 80 4 THE ORIFLAMME OF FRANCE: the red banner of St. Denis, preserved in the abbey of that name, near Paris, a...

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...utilate them, as we dug up Cromwell and the Mahdi. They are in two groups: one in- tent on the gambling of their captain Belzanor, a warrior of fifty,... ...eady to their hands. The corner of the courtyard forms a triangle of which one side is the front of the palace, with a doorway, the other a wall with ... ...est as he throws a stone from a catapult; and that legion is as a man with one head, a thousand arms, and no religion. I have fought against them; and... ..., very tall, very strong; with the mouth of a bloodhound and the jaws of a bulldog, appears on the threshold. She is dressed like a per- son of conseq... ...il, and a mass of color between its great paws defines itself as a heap of red poppies on which a girl lies motionless, her silken vest heaving gently... ... goes with a sigh to Ptolemy’s chair, whilst she waits for his answer with red cheeks and clenched fists). Y ou are free to do just as you please, Cle... ...ollodorus bows joyously. An oar appears above the quay; and the boatman, a bullet-headed, vivacious, grinning fellow, burnt almost black by the sun, c... ... than Pompey’s was—than Cato’s is. O incorrigible British islander: am I a bull dog, to seek quarrels merely to show how stubborn my jaws are? BRITANN... ...as is a plump, goodnatured creature, rather fatu- ous, with a profusion of red hair, and a tendency to giggle on the slightest provocation. 68 Shaw C...

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...nastics on the lawn to deal with the irruption. There is the usual trouble in connecting up, minute voices in Folkestone and Dover and London call to one another and are submerged by buzzings and throbbings. Then in elfin tones the real message comes through: ?Bleriot has crossed the Channel.... An article ... about what it means.?...

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...in connecting up, minute voices in Folkestone and Dover and London call to one another and are submerged by buzzings and throbbings. Then in elfin ton... ...what that swift arrival may signify. It starts a swarm of questions. First one remarks that here is a thing done, and done with an astonishing effect ... ...d at last the engineer was able to offer the experimen- talists in gliding one strong enough and light enough for the new purpose. And here we are! Or... ...gen- try, was going meticulously at four miles an hour behind a man with a red flag. Over there, where the prosperous classes have some regard for edu... ... eyes against association with any human being who sings any song but the “Red Flag” and doubts whether Marx had much experience of affairs. Well, the... ...couples about to marry to a blustering cross-examination by some underbred bully of a barrister upon their motives, and then to publish whatever chanc... ...ce the nobility is mostly expropriated; in England, since the days of John Bull, the peasant has lost his common rights and his holding, and become an...

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...e Arabian peninsula into a nation of heroes, and then proceeded to create the vast politico-religious organisations of the Muhammedan world which are one of the great forces with which Europe and the East have to reckon to-day....

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...he vast politico-religious organisations of the Muhammedan world which are one of the great forces with which Europe and the East have to reckon to-da... ...ing of Muhammed, and in trying to appraise the religious value of the book one is at the same time attempting to form an opinion of the prophet himsel... ...reased if, instead of the original, we have a trans- lation before us. But one is happy to be able to say that Rodwell’s rendering is one of the best ... ...of the Caaba–the sub- mission of the Christians of Nedjran, of Aila on the Red Sea, and of Taief, etc., in Hej. 9, called “the year of embassies or de... ...om it: Which, etc. When the Heaven shall be cleft asunder, and become rose red, like stained leather: Which, etc. On that day shall neither man nor dj... ... stance of a tribe of Samaritan Jews dwelling on one of the islands in the Red Sea. 20 “The calf came forth (Ex. xxxii. 24) lowing and the Isra- elit... ... T o the Jews did we forbid every beast having an entire hoof, and of both bullocks and sheep we forbade them the fat, save what might be on their bac... ...r it has been sacrificed, a public feast is made of its meat. Many a large bull is thus given away.” Modern Egyptians, i. 307. Com- pare Dr. Gobat’s A...

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........................................................................102 29 BC THE GEORGICS by Virgil GEORGIC I What makes the cornfield smile; benea... ...eer, Where ‘twixt the Maid and those pursuing Claws A space is opening; see! red Scorpio’s self His arms draws in, yea, and hath left thee more Than t... ...whence men, a flinty race, were reared. Up then! if fat the soil, let sturdy bulls Upturn it from the year’s first opening months, And let the clods l... ...and cozen them with lime, And hem with hounds the mighty forest glades. Soon one with hand net scourges the broad stream, Probing its depths, one drag... ...sleep and day Give half the world to sunshine, half to shade, Then urge your bulls, my masters; sow the plain Even to the verge of tameless winter’s s... ... furrows then Receive, and millet’s annual care returns, What time the white bull with his gilded horns Opens the year, before whose threatening front... ...stellations of the world. Five zones the heavens contain; whereof is one Aye red with flashing sunlight, fervent aye From fire; on either side to left... ...st breath of his panting steeds On us the Orient flings, that hour with them Red V esper ‘gins to trim his his ‘lated fires. Hence under doubtful skie... ...ng in saucy youth Thee, Tityrus, ‘neath the spreading beech tree’s shade. 37 BC THE ECLOGUES by Virgil ECLOGUE I MELIBOEUS TITYRUS MELIBOEUS Y ou, Tit...

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...d. NOTE: Greek words at times appear in ALL CAPS. In text notations are in red and surrounded by parentheses and hyperlinked to the corresponding sect... ...reparing the text of the “Homeric Hymns” my chief debt — and it is a heavy one — is to the edition of Allen and Sikes (1904) and to the series of arti... ...to the age of Alexandrian criticism, they were clearly neither the work of one man nor 10 Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns, and Homerica even of one period:... ...l character, and partly because the names of their real authors were lost. One fact in this attribution is remarkable — the veneration paid to Hesiod.... ...rms, and a share-beam of oak and a plough- tree of holm-oak. Get two oxen, bulls of nine years; for their strength is unspent and they are in the prim... ... (ll. 790-791) On the eighth of the month geld the boar and loud-bellowing bull, but hard-working mules on the twelfth. (ll. 792-799) On the great twe... ... made sounds such that the gods understood, but at another, the noise of a bull bellowing aloud in proud ungovernable fury; and at another, the sound ... ...e fate laid heavy tasks. (ll. 95-101) ‘Yet, come, friend, quickly take the red-dyed reins of the swift horses and raise high courage in your heart and... ...ragging by the feet through the tumult. She had on her shoulders a garment red with the blood of men, and terribly she glared and gnashed her teeth. (...

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...; none may ‘scape those Goddesses. And with her followed twelve beside, each one A princess, hot for war and battle grim, Far famous each, yet handmai... ...ids; — so Joyed the old king to see that terrible queen — The shadowy joy of one in anguish whelmed For slain sons. Into his halls he led the Maid, A... ...ons. Into his halls he led the Maid, And with glad welcome honoured her, as one Who greets a daughter to her home returned From a far country in the ... ... Achilles low, To smite the wide host of the Argive men, And cast the brands red flaming on the ships. Ah fool! — but little knew she him, the lord Of... ...fierce brass: was neither ruth nor rest, And all the Trojan soil was crimson red. Then first Penthesileia smote and slew Molion; now Persinous falls, ... ...h the ruthless, and the Fearful Faces, The Fates, beside them strode, and in red hands Bare murder and the groans of dying men. That day the beating o... ...thereon Full many goodly sons of Trojan men, And snorting steeds, and mighty bulls withal, And sheep and fatling swine thereon they cast. And wailing ... ...re they, But like an ancient Giant’s; none beside With these were blent; for bulls and steeds, and sons Of Troy, with all that mingled hecatomb, Lay i... ...t in clouds from ‘neath their feet: Hurtling they met like battling mountain bulls That clash to prove their dauntless strength, and spurn The dust, w...

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...uction Had Rabelais never written his strange and marvellous ro- mance, no one would ever have imagined the possibility of its production. It stands o... ...ceived in this jovial and popular style. As a matter of fact there is only one portrait of him that counts, that has more than the merest chance of be... ...hat counts, that has more than the merest chance of being au- thentic, the one in the Chronologie collee or coupee. Under this double name is known an... ...ridiculous in his gesture. He had a sharp pointed nose, with the look of a bull, and countenance of a fool: he was in his carriage simple, boorish in ... ...pire. He rather choosed the fire from heaven to steal, To boats where were red herrings put to sale; Than to be calm ‘gainst those, who strive to brav... ... transported himself to the lodging of Gargantua, driving before him three red-muzzled beadles, and dragging after him five or six artless masters, al... ...rapes, 96 Gargantua & Pantagruel especially the frail clusters, the great red grapes, the musca- dine, the verjuice grape, and the laskard, for those... ...ileged or unprivileged places, church nor laity, drove away oxen and cows, bulls, calves, heifers, weth- ers, ewes, lambs, goats, kids, hens, capons, ... ...pe-kernels here? The vintage shall cost you dear; thinking indeed that the bullet had been the kernel of a grape, or raisin-kernel. Those who were wit...

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...ISTIANITY WHY NOT GIVE CHRISTIANITY A TRIAL? THE QUESTION seems a hopeless one after 2000 years of reso- lute adherence to the old cry of “Not this ma... ...e yet; for nobody has ever been sane enough to try his way. But he has had one quaint triumph. Barabbas has stolen his name and taken his cross as a s... ... it, and that if we were better men we might try his plan. There have been one or two grotesque attempts at it by in- 8 Shaw adequate people, such as... ...ration at least as high as we accord to John the Baptist. But this British bulldog contempt is founded on a complete mis- conception of his reasons fo... ... that by eating a beefsteak he can acquire the strength and courage of the bull, and to hold that belief in the face of the most ignominious defeats b... ...hat if he let himself be caught napping in the matter of faith by death, a red-hot hell would roast him alive to all eternity. In those days a sudden ...

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...ishing between Varieties and Species — Origin of Domestic Variet- ies from one or more Species — Domestic Pigeons, their Differences and Origin — Prin... ... geological formations — On the absence of inter- mediate varieties in any one formation — On the sudden appearance of groups of species — On their su... ...he origin of species—that mystery of mys- teries, as it has been called by one of our greatest philosophers. On my return home, it occurred to me, in ... ...nner as in the crossed offspring from a short- horned cow by a long-horned bull, the greater length of horn, though appearing late in life, is clearly... ...e, it could be shown that the greyhound, bloodhound, terrier, spaniel, and bull-dog, which we all know propagate their kind so truly, were the offspri... ...at animals closely re- sembling the Italian greyhound, the bloodhound, the bull-dog, or Blenheim spaniel, &c.—so unlike all wild Canidae—ever existed ... ...olo- gists. Several most experienced ornithologists con- sider our British red grouse as only a strongly- marked race of a Norwegian species, whereas ... ...o the fertilisation of our clovers; but humble-bees alone visit the common red clover (Trifolium pratense), as other bees cannot reach the nectar. Hen... ...f humble-bees became extinct or very rare in England, the heart- sease and red clover would become very rare, or wholly disappear. The number of humbl...

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...elds—and when with rushgrass tall, _130 Lotus and all sweet herbage, every one Had pastured been, the great God made them move Towards the stall in a ... ...he herd in high Pieria, _250 Where a black bull was fed apart, between T wo woody mountains in a neighbouring glen, An... ...very one, _255 But the four dogs and the black bull are left:— Stolen they were last night at set of sun, Of their soft be... ... _495 He well knew this when he indulged the whim Of bullying a poor little new-born thing That slept, and never thought of cow-... ...ree waggon-loads at least, and then he strewed Upon the ground, beside the red firelight, His couch of pine-leaves; and he milked the cows, And pourin... ...With ivy wreaths; then placed upon the fire A brazen pot to boil, and made red hot The points of spits, not sharpened with the sickle _385 But ... ...S: US: May I, as in libations to a God, Share in the blinding him with the red brand? _470 I would have some communion in his death. UL UL... ...tistrophe 2a, Antistrophe 2b. That of Strophe 2 may be thus expressed:—a-a-bc; d-d- bc; a-c-d; b-c. Between this and Antistrophe 2a (the second member... ...with, in one particular, a subtle modification. The scheme now becomes a-a-bc; d-d-bc; a-c-b; d-c: i.e. the rhymes of lines 9 and 10 are transposed—Go...

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...ny that philosophy has much to do with enabling us to meet it, although no one, least of all Muirhead himself, would regard that as the sole, or even ... ...is book has grown out of an attempt to harmonize two different tendencies, one in psychology, the other in physics, with both of which I find myself i... ... in sympathy, although at first sight they might seem inconsistent. On the one hand, many psychologists, especially those of the behaviourist school, ... ... even in the watches of the night, to avow any contrary desires, we may be bullies at home, shady in the City , skinflints in paying wages and profite... ...e, can we obtain such knowledge as the fol- lowing: “If we look at, say, a red nose and perceive it, and after a little while ekphore, its memory-imag... .... T o try and hit an object with a vague thought is like trying to hit the bull’s eye with a lump of putty: when the putty reaches the target, it flat... ...y reaches the target, it flattens out all over it, and probably covers the bull’s eye along with the rest. T o try and hit an object with a precise th... ...ither line, surface, nor solid, neither great nor small, black, white, nor red, nor of any other determinate colour. It is only implied that whatever ... ...ake our proposition more precise, let us suppose that we are also seeing a red rose at the same time. Then we may judge that the colours of the butter...

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... plaisir, meme celui de lire un conte.” —Stendhal P P P P PAR AR AR AR ART ONE: MAKING T ONE: MAKING T ONE: MAKING T ONE: MAKING T ONE: MAKING THE MOU... ...ention could see that they were chatting about something that amused them. One of the officers laughed 4 Three Soldiers boyishly, turned away and wal... ...inutes later they lined up and marched in a column of fours to mess. A few red filaments of electric lights gave a dusty glow in the brownish obscurit... ... A few moments later he stood stiffly at attention in a khaki row that was one of hundreds of other khaki rows, identical, that filled all sides of th... ...hep, hep,” cried the sergeant, glaring down the ranks, with his aggressive bulldog expression, to where someone had fallen out of step. The company st... ...with guns, by officers whose eyes glinted cruelly like the pointed tips of bullets. He pulled the blanket closer round his head, enjoying the warmth ... ... and of the sandy quality of the soap. A little man with one lined greyish-red cheek puffed out by tobacco fol- lowed him up also on a ladder, polishi... ...u’re gettin’ a dis-charge, aren’t you?” asked a man with a brogue, and the red face of a jovial gorilla, that signified the bartender. “Yes, Flannagan... ...m angrily. “That goddam kike Eisenstein,” muttered someone. “Say, tie that bull outside,” shouted Bill Grey good- naturedly. “Fools,” muttered Eisenst...

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... The Pennsylvania State University is an equal opportunity University. 19 BC THE AENEID by Virgil BOOK I Arms, and the man I sing, who, forc’d by fat... ...ul spleen, The Grecian navy burn, and drown the men? She, for the fault of one offending foe, The bolts of Jove himself presum’d to throw: With whirlw... ...to your heav’n and rites divine, Are banish’d earth; and, for the wrath of one, Remov’d from Latium and the promis’d throne. Are these our scepters? t... ...rthage rise; There bought a space of ground, which (Byrsa call’d, From the bull’s hide) they first inclos’d, and wall’d. But whence are you? what coun... ... father, in your guiltless hands: In me ‘t is impious holy things to bear, Red as I am with slaughter, new from war, Till in some living stream I clea... ...ionaean V enus vows are paid, And all the pow’rs that rising labors aid; A bull on Jove’s imperial altar laid. Not far, a rising hillock stood in view... ...aving said, the sacrifices, laid On smoking altars, to the gods he paid: A bull, to Neptune an oblation due, Another bull to bright Apollo slew; A mil... ...mighty mischief she resolv’d. With livid spots distinguish’d was her face; Red were her rolling eyes, and discompos’d her pace; Ghastly she gaz’d, wit... ...ow. These gifts the greedy flames to dust devour; Then on the living coals red wine they pour; And, last, the relics by themselves dispose, Which in a...