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...disvastigita antaŭmilite. AP A, mallongigita nomo de la int. societo “ All Peoples’ Association” (Asocio ĉiupopola), fondita en 1930 kun celo interkon... ...o, Egiptujo, Palestino, Francujo, Belgujo. Unua prez. de ES de Southend-on-Sea, 1926. Unua sekr. de Rotaria E Amikaro, 1928. Unua prez. de Interligo T... ...ton. Parto de la eksiĝintaj anoj starigis en 1930 la Socialista E-asocion (SEA), kiu pretendis daŭrigi la tradicion de LEA, akceptante kiel membrojn ĉ... ... deĝiaj membroj forlasis la asocion kaj starigis la Socialistan E Asocion (SEA); alia parto restis sen nacia kunligo. Proks. samtempe komenciĝis en SA... ... Reformklubo de S. Kasisto de la fama S. Wednesday Kriketa Klubo. Prez. de SEA dum 14 jaroj. Prez. de EF de Y orkshire, 1921. Prez. de BEA, 1922-31; n... ...sto. Nask 16 jul. 1903, mortis 9 marto 1932. E-isto de 1925. Komitatano de SEA (Shanghai). Propagandis energie en Chinking kaj organizis tie asocion. ...

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...led. * In the beginning is relation. Consider the speech of" primitive" peoples, that is, of those that h"8.ve a meagre stock of objects, and whos... ...e beliefs or 19 in the knowledge (both being still one) of many nature peoples. Known as Mana or Orenda, it opens a way to the Brahman in its pri... ...one another. But it is not so. The true community does not arise through peoples having feelings for one another (though indeed not without it), bu... ...: but about this response he preserves silence. His succession among the peoples, however, that e< great vehicle", has contradicted. him magnificen... ... their waters. Who wishes to make division dnd define boundaries between sea and streams ~ There we find only the one flow from I to Thou, unending... ...its purpose with us. The assurance I have of it does 110 not wish to be sea.led within me, but it wishes to be born by me into the world. But just...

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...in the middle of the exodus from Egypt, standing at the shore before the Red Sea opened. We needn’t hide our negative attributes; only use them crea... ...A L A H E X P E R I E N C E 70 their desires (in fact, this is how nations and peoples are formed). Be- cause the Jews must be the first to correct, t... ...n in the leadership, and all the peo- ples will follow us. But it is the other peoples who feel that push, and the Creator urges us through them. It ... ...esires for ourselves. It is a special moment, called “the crossing of the Red Sea,” that comes after the exodus from Egypt, meaning after one has be... ...ich is a very natural thing for a Kabbalist. If that disciple had gone to the Sea of Galilee and drunk the water, he would not have attained any spi... ...nt all over the world. In the Torah it says that in the End of Days, all the peoples will want spirituality: “For they shall all know Me, from the l... ...e as the best situation from his current state. Everyone knows that different peoples and religions picture the future world in a different way. Muc... ...the sensation of the spiritual world. This is called “the crossing of the Red Sea.” That concludes the first phase of our develop- ment, after which ... .............................................................219 Crossing the Red Sea ......................................................................

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...ne or a review; they won’t wait for truth; you may as well reason with the sea, or a railway train, as in such a case with an editor; and, as it makes... ...in such a case with an editor; and, as it makes no difference whether that sea which you desire to argue with is the Mediterranean or the Baltic, so, ... ...rtain suc- cession of notes could be concerted and sustained. Near the Red Sea lies a chain of sand hills, which, by a natural system of grooves inosc... ...lf long, had promised him an appendix, which ap- pendix treated of the Red Sea and Solomon’s signet ring, with forms of mittimus for ghosts that might... ...the world been a separate and Titanic race, such as the Anakim amongst the peoples of Palestine, the Cyclopean race diffused over the Mediterranean in... ...a fact which is not at all to be wondered at. Living so much abroad and at sea, an English sailor, of whatever rank, has few opportunities for making ... ... his critics; and that the Roman population of every class—slaves, aliens, peoples of the sub- urbs, included—lay between four and six millions; in wh... ... literary class of ladies formed a feeble minority. But now, when two vast peoples, English and American, counting between them forty-nine millions, w...

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...ring to cease, and af- terwards privately caused him to be thrown into the sea.— [Diod. Sic., xiv. 29.] Man (in good earnest) is a marvellous vain, fi... ...s, the most bloody and obstinate engagement that ever the Greeks fought at sea; because (af- ter the victory) they followed up the blow and pursued th... ...should not lose a few bodies of his dead friends that were floating in the sea, gave opportunity to a world of living enemies to sail away in safety ,... ...hanges its flavour and complexion in cellars, according to the changes and sea- sons of the vine from whence it came; and the flesh of— venison alters... ...allow the dice, in revenge for the loss of their money? Xerxes whipped the sea, and wrote a challenge to Mount Athos; Cyrus employed a whole army seve... ...te in matter, infinite in diversity. But I return to my subject. There are peoples, where, his wife and children excepted, no one speaks to the king b... ...aturally more prompt to assist in the conduct of war, in the government of peoples, in negotiating the leagues and friendships of princes and foreign ... ...more of danger than utility. The Jews, Mo- hammedans, and almost all other peoples, have reverentially espoused the language wherein their mysteries w...

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...he chief point, they promptly beat a hasty retreat, and plunged again into a sea of subtle distinctions, reservations, quotations, allusions, and ap ... ..., mesdames, pardon, pardon, mes dames”; and steering his course through the sea of lace, tulle, and ribbon, and not disarranging a feather, he turned... ...e wet mossy ground, sometimes at Laska listening all alert, sometimes at the sea of bare tree tops that stretched on the slope below him, sometimes at... ...ill trying to draw his friend out of his ill temper. “Count the sands of the sea, number the stars. Some higher power might do it.” “Oh, well, the hig... ...ssession), Vronsky drove to the sheds. From the sheds he could see a perfect sea of carriages, and people on foot, soldiers surrounding the race cours... ...and some are planted, and one must deal carefully with them. It’s only those peoples that have an intuitive sense of what’s of importance and significa... ..., and know how to value them, that have a future before them—it’s only those peoples that one can truly call historical.” And Sergey Ivanovitch carrie... ...esses, beer, restaurants—everything tes tified to sympathy with the Slavonic peoples. From much of what was spoken and written on the subject, Sergey ... ...e is not, and there cannot be, in the case of the oppression of the Slavonic peoples.” “Possibly for you there is not; but for others there is,” said ...

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...ights on the shores of ancient Africa -- Witches and Snake charmers -- Among the mermaids -- Voyage of Pytheas, the philosopher -- Tears of sorrowing sea-birds -- Discovery of a new world -- A wondrously profitable commerce -- A northwest passage -- The Romans pass to China by a north route -- Destruction of the Roman empire....

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...THE CHRISTIANIZING OF THE GLOBE. DESCRIBING SUPERSTITIONS APPERTAINING TO THE SEA AND THE OBSTACLES WHICH STRANGE BELIEFS OPPOSED TO EXTENDED VOYAGE... ...MPRISING ALSO AN AUTHENTIC HISTORY OF THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA By the Viking Sea-Rovers, and Its Settlement by the Scandinavians in the Ninth Centur... ...Among the mermaids -- Voyage of Pytheas, the philosopher -- Tears of sorrowing sea-birds -- Discovery of a new world -- A wondrously profitable commer... ... human life -- The greatness of ancient Carthage -- Venice the mistress of the sea -- Beliefs respecting the earth's shape -- Teachings of the great p... ...t the door of knowledge -- Tales of goblins damned -- The hand of Satan on the sea - - Beliefs of the middle ages -- The awe of boundless perspective ... ..., the creation and destruction, as it were, of commerce, institutions, cities, peoples, is most remarkable. As conclusive evidences are shown of great... ...er foot has retreated. History, like nations, has its periods of existence; as peoples disappear so do records, and a new cycle in human affairs begi... ... of the Red Sea and settled in the land of Canaan. The father of these ancient peoples is known as Canaan, from which the word Canaanite is derived. F... ...ed in Canaan and on the shores of the Red Sea; and being surrounded by hostile peoples, in the country to I which they had emigrated and prospered the...

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...62 —that is, the Aristotelian church—I grew bolder, and alter floating in a sea of doubt, 63 I at last found rest for my conscience in the above vi... ...aments. Of course, it often happens that many rashly leap overboard into the sea and perish; these are those who abandon faith in the promise and plu... ...e keeping of this one vow, we shall have all we can do. But now we traverse sea and land to make many proselytes [Matt. 23:15]; we fill the world wit... ...as. Luther is alluding to the Symplegades rocks at the entrance to the Black Sea, through which, according to Greek legend, Jason had to lead his Arg... ...ostles, as Ps. 19 declares; the sun is a type of Christ; the waters, of the peoples; but that does not make those things sacraments, for in every ca...

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...e in no familiar spirit, but looking askance on each other as on possible enemies. A few Scandinavians, who had already grown acquainted on the North Sea, were friendly and voluble over their long pipes; but among English speakers distance and suspicion reigned supreme. The sun was soon overclouded, the wind freshened and grew sharp as we continued to descend the widening ...

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... as on possible enemies. A few Scandinavians, who had already grown acquainted on the North Sea, were friendly and voluble over their long pipes; but ... ...t our ocean steamer was in sight. There she lay in mid-river, at the T ail of the Bank, her sea-signal flying: a wall of bulwark, a street of white de... ...editerranean, so there is a free or common accent among English-speaking men who follow the sea. They catch a twang in a New England Port; from a cock... ...n’s place of birth. So it was with Mr. Jones. I thought him a Scotsman who had been long to sea; and yet he was from Wales, and had been most of his l... ...ile their elders were still ceremoniously manoeuvring on the outskirts of acquaintance. The sea, the ship, and the seamen were soon as familiar as hom... ...ld shepherd’s festival; and one could not help pictur- ing to oneself what havoc among good peoples purses, and tribulation for benignant constables, ... ...very pleasant in that succession of saunterers and brisk and business-like passers-by, that peoples our ways and helps to build up what Walt Whitman c...

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... another; citoyen (citizen) were suitabler; we even say thou, as ‘the free peoples of Antiq- uity did:’ so have Journals and the Improvised Commune su... ...er gate; ‘enlarged,’ or ‘conducted,’—not into La Force, but into a howling sea; forth, under an arch of wild sabres, axes and pikes; and sinks, hewn a... ... the Town had emptied itself! Our tumbrils roll heavily through the living sea; the Guards and Fournier making way with ever more difficulty; the Mayo... ...e fields, of a tough spongy red- coloured clay;—like Pharaoh through a Red Sea of mud,’ says Goethe; ‘for he also lay broken chariots, and riders and ... ..., and silence; and Time with all its sick noises is swallowed in the still sea. Pity thy brother, O Son of Adam! The angriest frothy jargon that he ut... ... Liberticide, Murderer of Freedom!—Dumouriez prospers, through this winter sea- son; yet not without lamentable complaints. Sleek Pache, the Swiss Sch... ...s sad stuff about a Universal Republic, or union 73 Thomas Carlyle of all Peoples and Kindreds in one and the same Fraternal Bond; of which Bond, how... ...us did the English People judge their Tyrant, and become the first of Free Peoples: which feat, by the grace of Destiny, may not France now rival? Sce... ...s divided all friends; and abroad it has united all enemies. Fraternity of Peoples, Revo- lutionary Propagandism; Atheism, Regicide; total destruc- ti...

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...hirling mill, In fumes of burning chocolate shall glow, And tremble at the sea that froths below!’ He spoke; the spirits from the sails descend; Some,... ...s grow, And wits take lodgings in the sound of Bow; Sooner let earth, air, sea to chaos fall, Men, monkeys, lapdogs, parrots, perish all!’ ... ... and the vain man’s toast? 10 Why deck’d with all that land and sea afford? Why angels call’d, and angel-like adored? Why round our coaches... ...roll’d, And on their banks Augusta 53 rose in gold. Around his throne the sea-born brothers stood, Who swell with tributary urns his flood; First the... ... stain’d with Danish blood. High in the midst, upon his urn reclined, (His sea-green mantle waving with the wind) The god appear’d: he turn’d his azur... ...Pope – V olume One What other planets circle other suns, What varied being peoples every star, May tell why Heaven has made us as we are. But of this ...

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... way of the Eternal as mirrored in this world of Time: God’s way is in the sea, and His path in the great deep. Chapter 2.1.II. In the Salle de Manege... ...s Chaumette, one already descries: mellifluous in street-groups; not now a sea-boy on the high and giddy mast: a mellifluous tribune of the common peo... ...se on the hill-side: for what sulphur-cloud is that that defaces the sleek sea; sulphur-cloud spitting streaks of fire? A sea cockfight it is, and of ... ...r has suffocated the deliberate, and Paul Jones too is of the Kings of the Sea! The Euxine, the Meotian waters felt thee next, and long- 25 Thomas Ca... ...l have place at the Fed- eration; on condition of telling their respective Peoples what they see there. In the mean time, we invite them to the ‘honou... ..., is in the Limousin and elsewhere; for they are busy! Between the best of Peoples and the best of Restorer-Kings, they would sow grudges; with what a... ...than elsewhere must the disunited People look over the borders, into a dim sea of Foreign Politics and Diploma- cies, with hope or apprehension, with ... ...—had His- 215 Thomas Carlyle tory time for them. Flags of the ‘Three free Peoples of the Universe, ’ trinal brotherly flags of England, America, Fran... ...d be suspended from the dome there, along with the Flags of the Three Free Peoples! Such a goose is man; and cackles over plush-velvet Grand Monarques...

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...ping things, great books about the deeps of the sky and the mystery of the sea; he shall have histories and maps of all the empires the world has seen... ...es of gracious men and women, sweet groupings, and broad views of land and sea. He shall have books on the building of houses and palaces; he shall pl... ...ed gun, a port-fire labelled “New Boomfood Laws” in his hand; while in the sea wallows that huge, ugly, threatening monster, “Boomfood;” or he is cap-... ...led distinctly about her belt as “Civilisation”) from a wallowing waste of sea monster bearing upon its various necks and claws “Irreligion,” “T rampl... ...est brother; “but they have numbers beyond counting, like the sands of the sea.” “They have arms—they have weapons even, that our broth- ers in Sunder... ...zen of Giants can resist all the forces of our people and of all the alien peoples who will come to our aid; if you think you can change Humanity at a...

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...thedral, all became gray, murky, and sepulchral, and the cracked monotonous mutter went on like a dying voice, until the organ and the choir burst for... ... a dying voice, until the organ and the choir burst forth, and drowned it in a sea of music. Then, the sea fell, and the dying voice made another feeb... ... feeble effort, and then the sea rose high, and beat its life out, and lashed the roof, and surged among the arches, and pierced the heights of the gr... ...out a pause for breath. He carried it in a masterly manner, and, not breathed even then, stood looking down upon the river. The river at Cloisterham i... ... gulls, and an angry light out seaward beyond the brown-sailed barges that were turning black, foreshadowed a stormy night. In his mind he was contras... ... all directions. In short, he rendered it pretty clear that Providence made a distinct mistake in originating so small a nation of hearts of oak, and ...

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... Mrs. Pukui has passed on to me about life in old Hawaii and will increase their respect for the wisdom and skill of the Hawaiian people. Like other peoples living close to the earth, the early Hawaiians were constantly aware of the creative forces underlying and permeating their daily lives. To the gods who emerged from this awareness they turned to ask for help and ble...

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...k. 18 -- Kapa-Making. 25 -- In the Upland. 25 -- Wauke Bark. 29 -- Dyeing and Printing. 32 -- A Morning on the Reef. 39 -- A Morning on the Deep Blue Sea. 43 -- Upland Gardens. 49 -- A Visit of the Overseer. 49 -- The Uala Field. 51 -- The Kalo Patch. 55 -- Kalo Slips. 58 -- Rain. 63 -- After the Rain. 70 -- Planting. 81 -- Matmaking. 85 -- Capturing a Tiger Shark. 93 -- L...

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...obeyed his word, and fared silently along the shore of the loud sound ing sea. Then went that aged man apart and prayed aloud to king Apollo, whom Le... ...e will take counsel hereafter; now let us launch a black ship on the great sea, and gather picked oarsmen, and set therein a hecatomb, and embark Chry... ...seeing there lieth between us long space of shadowy mountains and sounding sea; but thee, thou shameless one, followed we hither to make thee glad, by... ...son [Patroklos] and his company; and Atreides launched a fleet ship on the sea, and picked twenty oarsmen therefor, and embarked the hecatomb for the ... ...themselves. So they purified themselves, and cast the defilements into the sea and did sacrifice to Apollo, even unblemished hecatombs of bulls and go... ... o sleep all night through beseemeth not one that is a counsellor, to whom peoples are entrusted and so many cares belong. But now hearken straightway... ...To sleep all night through beseemeth not one that is a counsellor, to whom peoples are entrusted and so many cares belong. But now hearken straightway... ...lorious, most great; whichsoe’er it be that brought this trouble upon both peoples, vouchsafe that he may die and enter the house of Hades; that so fo... ...t with the Ephyri, or the great hearted Phlegyans, yet hearken not to both peoples, but give honour to one only; like these gods did Meriones and Idom...

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...n stance, they are used simply as a loose way of drawing a line between the peoples who drink spirits and those who drink wine, between those whose s... ...m the home angle; and in such a case we certainly should not want the allied peoples who might come to our aid to judge us by what they saw if Germany... ...ht come to our aid to judge us by what they saw if Germany held our Atlantic sea board, with all its great cities, together with, say, Pittsburg and B... ...eauty is only skin deep, so too are some of the great est obstacles between peoples who were made to understand each other. French habits and manners... ...grown up—he is still in the nursery. The same thing is true of countries and peoples. The “sheltered life,” whether of the individual or of the nation... ...stern races. They also had passionate conviction and fierce wants, like other peoples trying to organise themselves; but the idea of leaving France in ...

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...rth, the trees, the mountains, rivers, many-sounding seas;—that great deep sea of azure that swims overhead; the winds sweeping through it; the black ... ...land Iceland,—burst up, the geologists say, by fire from the bottom of the sea; a wild land of barrenness and lava; swallowed many months of every yea... ...ountry, where cattle can subsist, and men by means of them and of what the sea yields; and it seems they were poetic men these, men who had deep thoug... ...their thoughts. Much would be lost, had Iceland not been burst up from the sea, not been discovered by the Northmen! The old Norse Poets were many of ... ...Jotuns,” Gi- ants, huge shaggy beings of a demonic character. Frost, Fire, Sea-tempest; these are Jotuns. The friendly Powers again, as Summer-heat, t... ...are still leaves from that root! He was the Chief God to all the T eutonic Peoples; their Pattern Norseman;—in such way 28 Thomas Carlyle did they ad... ... what devoutness and noble-mindedness had dwelt in these rustic thoughtful peoples? Biblical critics seem agreed that our own Book of Job was written ...

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.... “Are you quite sure I think of anything?” “You think of somebody, and that amounts to the same thing, or rather even more.” “Do you think so, Montal... ...ill reply, then, to it alone. Others have perhaps been able to forget, but I have not, and the proof is, that I remember that one day of riot, that on... ...ais, in- stead of joining the ten scamps there; melancholy, how- ever, did not visit him more than once a day, and it was about five visits that he re... ...r, nor those at the tables, took any part in the play or the quarrel. D’Artagnan recognized his ten men in these cold, indiffer- ent spectators. The q... .... The thing which puzzles me is taking 164 Ten Years Later – V ol. 1 with me a crew of stupid fishermen, which crew will annoy me immensely, whilst i... ...will give you a happy eternal life after a happy death.’ But to Gen- eral Monk, to the illustrious man of whose standard I be- lieve I have taken meas...

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...ving seduced their sister (5), was murdered there. His body, cast into the sea, was brought to shore by dolphins and buried at Oenoe (or, according to... ...want and misery by industry and care both in agriculture and in trading by sea. Neither subject, it should be carefully noted, is treated in any way c... ...eries of genealogies which traced the Hellenic race (or its more important peoples and families) from a common ancestor. The reason why women are so p... ... countless plagues, wander amongst men; for earth is full of evils and the sea is full. Of them- selves diseases come upon men continually by day and ... ...cks of Oedipus, and some, when it had brought them in ships over the great sea gulf to T roy for rich-haired Helen’s sake: there death’s end enshroude... ...heir wide army, or their walls, or else makes an end of their ships on the sea. 45 Hesiod, The Homeric Hymns, and Homerica (ll. 248-264) You princes,... ...OMOIOS, ‘common to all’. (30) Probably not Etruscans, but the non-Hellenic peoples of Thrace and (according to Thucydides) of Lemnos and Athens. Cp. H...

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..., tamed the Four Elements to be their ministers; yoking the winds to their Sea-chariot, making the very Stars their Nautical Time- piece;—and written ... ... indeed, with such seconding as he had, one may reckon heroic. Let the old sea-hero rest now, honoured of France, in his native Cevennes mountains; se... ...rt; cannot escape from it in the lowest hut, in the remotest island of the sea. Ruin and death must strike down the loved one; and, what is most signi... ...ns. To Lomenie, aided by the long head of Lamoignon, deeply pondering this sea of troubles, the thought suggested itself: Why not have a Successive Lo... ...r; and wild multitudes move under him, as under the moon do billows of the sea: he has become a world compeller, and ruler over men. One other incide... ...characteristics of the Parisian People, distinguishing them from all other Peoples whatso- ever. But consider, while work itself is so scarce, how a m... ...y standing in queue, distinguishes, as we said, the French People from all Peoples, ancient and modern. Let the Reader confess too that, taking one th... ...l have place at the Federation; on condition of telling their respec- tive Peoples what they see there. In the mean time, we invite them to the ‘honou... ..., is in the Limousin and elsewhere; for they are busy! Between the best of Peoples and the best of Restorer-Kings, they would sow grudges; with what a...

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..., tamed the Four Elements to be their ministers; yoking the winds to their Sea-chariot, making the very Stars their Nautical Time- piece;—and written ... ... indeed, with such seconding as he had, one may reckon heroic. Let the old sea-hero rest now, honoured of France, in his native Cevennes mountains; se... ...rt; cannot escape from it in the lowest hut, in the remotest island of the sea. Ruin and death must strike down the loved one; and, what is most signi... ...ns. To Lomenie, aided by the long head of Lamoignon, deeply pondering this sea of troubles, the thought suggested it- self: Why not have a Successive ... ...r; and wild multitudes move under him, as under the moon do billows of the sea: he has become a world compeller, and ruler over men. One other incide... ...characteristics of the Parisian People, distinguishing them from all other Peoples whatsoever. But consider, while work itself is so scarce, how a man... ...y standing in queue, distinguishes, as we said, the French People from all Peoples, ancient and modern. Let the Reader confess too that, taking one th...

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..., and not as a propagandist, that he is con- veying to the German speaking peoples political criticisms which occasionally reflect on contemporary aut... ...ral throughout Europe, a similar wave of thought led the strongest-hearted peoples to affirm that every man’s pri- vate judgment was a more trustworth... ... tinent, and recalling English workers who had been taken across the North Sea to defeat such strikes; but on its revolu- tionary socialistic side it ... ...ney that is wasted on grand stands, Eiffel towers, and dismal Halls by the Sea, all as much tied to brief annual seasons as Bayreuth, were ap- plied i...

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...nd refinement of crafts. -- 3. From Whence Cometh Indo-European Tongues?-Did a freshwater lake community flee a saltwater surge that filled the Black Sea and scatter its language west toward the Atlantic, southeast toward India, and northeast toward the Pacific? -- 4. Scripting Symbols of Shape-Scripting symbolic images lets man communicate over space and time. Balance of ...

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...d a freshwater lake community flee a saltwater surge that filled the Black Sea and scatter its language west toward the Atlantic, southeast toward In... ...ticularly the printed word have been used. They can let you move from the peoples of ancient eras, such as the Sumerians, Egyptians, Greeks, and Rom... ... Long Umbilical Cords An Aquatic Legacy? Did the flooding of the Red Sea about five million years ago separate our ancestors from other primate... ...m the Mediterranean into the huge depression we know today as the Black Sea? Whence Cometh Indo-European Tongues? In prehistoric times—antedati... ...le probably had no idea that melting of the last ice age had been lifting sea levels very gradually for several thousand years. A wall of seawate... ... from the Mediterranean into the huge depression known today as the Black Sea. Driven from their homes by that fearsome flood, survivors dispersed ... ...w York: Chanticleer Press, 1949. Hourani, Albert. A History of the Arab Peoples. Cambridge, MA: Belknap Press of Harvard University, 1991. Il... ..., AL: Gryphon Editions, Inc., 1989. McNeill, William H. Plagues and Peoples. Garden City, NY: Anchor Press, 1976. Miller, Kristie. Ruth Hann...

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...s involved in making bargains with governments that do not stand for their peoples; we have had all our Russian deal, for example, repudiated and thru... ...nd by teaching in school and church and press of the whole mass of all the peoples con- cerned. I underline the adjective “Free” here to set aside, on... ...re talking of the freedom of small nations and the ‘self-determination’ of peoples, and at the same time of the Council of the League of Nations and a... ...on in order to make a newer and wider one. It is quite understandable that peoples aware of a distinctive national character and involved in some big ... ...ations and the control of the trop- ics, but also of the regulation of the sea ways, the regulation of the coming air routes, and the distribution of ... ...is out plainly. The negro makes a good soldier; he is hardy, he stands the sea, and he stands cold. (There was a negro in the little party 31 H.G. We... ...es, upon or even before a declara- tion of war, and there is not a line of sea communication that will not be as promptly interrupted by the hostile s... ... feet deep would, for example, completely bar their exit through the North Sea. The U- boats run the gauntlet of that long narrow sea and pay a heavy ... ... the future in a war against any efficient naval power with an unim- peded sea access, will be isolated forthwith. I cannot con- ceive that any of the...

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...twenty two George, through fighting habits and drinking habits acquired at sea and in the sailor boarding houses of the European and Oriental ports, w... ...of splendor emphatic and conspicuous in its glowing surroundings. It was a sea of flashing color all What Is Man and Other Essays 116 about, but thes... ... fine, and worthy to be taught in all schools and studied by all races and peoples. For the struggle here throughout the centuries has not been in the... ...ive about a week before the first opera, and engage all the tables for the sea son. My tribe had tried all kinds of places—some outside of the town, ... .... Hindoostan flows through the Ganges and empties into the Mediter ranean Sea. Ireland is called the Emigrant Isle because it is so beautiful and gre... ..., ter rible signs in the heavens, tempests out of the common order of the sea sons, wars, famines, pestilences, earthquakes in various places; all w...

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..............................................................46 TALES OF THE SEA—1898 ..................................................................... ...emory of a sen- tence which for nineteen hundred years all the Chris- tian peoples have looked upon as a grave miscar- riage of justice. He might well... ...over, in a big hotel, in a bed- room with a large window looking on to the sea. He had been very ill and Mrs. Crane was taking him to some place in Ge... ...me of that name, know with what fine understanding he loved horses and the sea. And his passage on this earth was like that of a horseman riding swift... ... in the dawn of a day fated to be short and without sunshine. TALES OF THE SEA—1898 IT IS BY HIS IRRESISTIBLE POWER to reach the adventurous side in t... ...- ning and the embodiment of an inspiring tradition. To this writer of the sea the sea was not an ele- 50 Notes on Life and Letters ment. It was a st... ...glory or greed. Besides, there was always the common danger of exasperated peoples, and some respect for each other’s divine right. No leader of a dem... ...s of Lithuanian and Ruthenian speech were never conquered by Poland. These peoples were not compelled by a series of exhaust- ing wars to seek safety ...

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... empire, bordering on Olenetz, Arch angel, Sweden, Norway, and the Baltic Sea, its area being more than 144,000 square miles, and inhabited by some 2... ...ll beings were persons. The Sun, Moon, Stars, the Earth, the Air, and the Sea, were to the ancient Finns, living, self conscious beings. Gradually th... ...es with his “cold and cruel hearted spouse,” Wellamo, at the bottom of the sea, in the chasms of the Salmon rocks, where his palace, Ahtola, is constr... ...talisman of success, which Louhi, the hostess of Pohyola, dragged into the sea in her efforts to regain it from the heroes of Kalevala. Ever eager for... ...s honesty. A general term for the other water hosts living not only in the sea, but also in the rivers, lakes, cataracts, and fountains, is Ahtolaiset... ... misfortunes. These in cantations, forming the common stock of all Ugrian peoples, of which the Finns and Hungarians are branches, display a most sat...

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...ndeed an “extensive V olume,” of boundless, almost formless contents, a very Sea of Thought; neither calm nor clear, if you will; yet wherein the toug... ...toughest pearl diver may dive to his utmost depth, and return not only with sea wreck but with true orients. Directly on the first perusal, almost on ... ...so mean in his exterior and environment, we seem to look into a whole inward Sea of Light and Love;—though, alas, the grim coppery clouds soon roll to... ... among beech rows, through river after river, into the Donau, into the Black Sea, into the Atmosphere and Universe; and how “the brave old Linden,” st... ...ood? Say rather, heart swelling in presence of the Queen of Hearts; like the Sea swelling when once near its Moon! With the Wanderer it was even so: a... ...ndred thousand individuals shot (by each other) in one day. All kindreds and peoples and nations dashed together, and shifted and shovelled into heaps...

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... and swagger about with the consciousness of hav- ing the blood of the old sea kings in his veins. Call him liar and thief; and he will only take an a... ...UE. Stuff! As an old soldier I admit the coward- ice: it’s as universal as sea sickness, and matters just as little. But that about putting an idea in... ... me take an old woman’s privilege again, and tell you flatly that marriage peoples the world and debauchery does not. DON JUAN. How if a time comes wh...