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...Diana Starling is the beautiful and quiet daughter of a cold and mentally abusive mother. She falls in love with Evan Nolton, but her mother wishes her to marry someone else. Yet, despite her mother's strong objections, she chooses...

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...ts of Urban Geography. New Jersey, Prentice Hall Inc., USA. 73. Lewis, L. Starling and Range Lillian, M. (1992) Do Means of Transmission, Risk K...

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...oving couple in the first degree. Mr. and Mrs. Leaver are pronounced by Mrs. Starling, a widow lady who lost her husband when she was young, and lost ... ...ook the other way, and hear a still small sound as of kissing, at which Mrs. Starling is thoroughly enraptured, and whispers her neighbour that if all... ...if he had not heard something said about bottled stout and sandwiches. Mrs. Starling, who was one of the party, was perfectly de lighted with this s... ...ff, lest the sun should strike to his head, and give him a brain fever, Mrs. Starling actually shed tears, and said it reminded her of Adam and Eve. T... ..., he loves me not!’ she fell in a very pitiable state into the arms of Mrs. Starling, and, directly becoming insensible, was conveyed by that lady an...

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...r curse Openly loves force, nor in bed fright thy Nurse 50 With midnights starlings, crying out, oh, oh Nurse, ô my love is slaine, I saw him goe...

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...Healthy tree, with trunk and root— Ivory bowls that bear no fruit, And the starlings and the jays— Birds that cannot even sing— Dare to come again in ...

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... left her endearing and bright face behind. They drew the Clock Room. Alfred Starling, an uncommonly agreeable young fellow of eight and twenty for wh... ...including unapproachable curries. My sister was pastrycook and confectioner. Starling and I were Cook’s Mate, turn and turn about, and on special occa...

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...d now, though far away, My lonely spirit hears the stir Of water round the starling spur Beside the bridge at Grez. So may that love forever hold In l...

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...ent in its narrow den beneath, the water foams and struggles with the sunken starlings. Jerkins and quarter staves are in the streets again, the night...

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...72 That you haue tane his tenders for true pay, 573 Which are not starling. Tender your selfe more dearly; 574 Or not to crack the winde...

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...e, 551 And in his eare, Ile holla Mortimer. 552 Nay, Ile haue a Starling shall be taught to speake 553 Nothing but Mortimer, and giue...

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... the front ranks as swiftly as a hawk that swoops down on a flock of daws or starlings. Even so swiftly , O noble knight Patroclus, did you make strai... ...hem all was Æneas son of Anchises with valiant Hector. As a flock of daws or starlings fall to screaming and The Iliad – Book XVII 284 chattering wh...

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...er, clear and deep, and full of reeds and floating lilies. Water-plants clus- ter about the starlings of the long low bridge, and stand half- way up u...

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...and raced wi’ him, bobbing under brae-sides, and was long playing with the creature in the drumlie lynns under the castle, and at the hinder end of al...

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...’ ‘This!’ The man raised his hand to his cheek. Puck whistled like a Weald starling. ‘By the Great Rings of the Chalk!’ he cried. ‘Was that your price...

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...ime before he came to sea; only that his father had made clocks, and had a starling in the parlour, which could whistle “The North Countrie;” all else...

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... to show me, since you are not here, and I don’t like to see the rooks and starlings in the fields, because I grieve and grieve to miss you who used to...

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...isgusted at all. There was something about Prothero like a sparrow, like a starling, like a Scotch terrier…. These, too, are morally objectionable cre...

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...is not at all clerical. He is otherwise called the rose- coloured ouzel or starling.’ ‘Whence is that other startling name?’ ‘From his attending flock...

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... compliments of many a bore, And sigh, ‘I can’t get out, ’ like Yorick’s starling; Why then I ‘ll swear, as poet Wordy swore (Because the wo...

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...ha, give me a feeling of restraint and hardship. “I cannot get out, as the starling said.” As she spoke, and it was with expression, she walked to the...

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...ey. But somebody does it. I get out by somebody’s means; I am not like the starling; I get out. If you were to ask me who somebody is, upon my word I ...

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...o sit on it, warmed as it was by the sun; and there she rested, watching a starling running about on the turf, his gold-bespangled green plumage glis-...

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...void the town, and, crossing the wooden bridge that goes over the canal to Starling’s Cottages, was presently alone in the damp pine woods and out of ...

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...’S ARRIV OOM’S ARRIV OOM’S ARRIV OOM’S ARRIV OOM’S ARRIVAL AL AL AL AL The starling flew to his mother’s window stane, It whistled and it sang, And ay...

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...ey. But somebody does it. I get out by somebody’s means; I am not like the starling; I get out. If you were to ask me who somebody is, upon my word I ...

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...nning as your female sort! Of real brains you’ve not an ounce, less than a starling, but for devilish slyness —oo-oo-oo! The Queen of Heaven protect u... ... wasn’ t enough for him, and he’ d want them to go higher yet. Siskins and starlings, too, he used to catch, and he made cages for sale. All trifles, ... ...he other side lay in black shadow. The long shadows of the poplars and the starling-cotes stretched right across the street, while the church cast a b... ...ks, the snipe, and the little teals, and the water-snipe were as common as starlings, or let us say spar- rows — lots and lots of them! And what has b... ..., disturbed by this activity , were cawing noisily in the willows, and the starlings sang their loudest unceasingly as though rejoicing that there was...

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... clamour going on in the garden such as one only bears at fairs. Masses of starlings flit- ting through the air and hopping about the walks were nois-... ...r sale. And his imagination pictured the garden- paths, flowers and fruit, starling cotes, the carp in the pond, and all that sort of thing, you know....

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... might of Aias. In utter panic from the war they fled, In huddled rout, like starlings from the swoop Of a death dealing hawk, when, fleeing bane, One... ...de the rage Of foes against their ramparts surging fast. And as when daws or starlings drop in clouds Down on an orchard close, full fain to feast Upo... ...for them Achilles’ son, and shouted thunder voiced: “Cravens, why flee, like starlings nothing worth Scared by a hawk that swoopeth down on them? Come...

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.... . . . . 74 To Lesbia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 The Death of the Starling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Moriens Superstiti . . . .... ...ever can again be mine! - 74 - To Lesbia Coleridge: Poems The Death of the Starling ?1794 Lugete, O Veneres, Cupidinesque. — Catullus ... ...s, Cupidinesque. — Catullus Pity! mourn in plaintive tone The lovely starling dead and gone! Pity mourns in plaintive tone The lovely starli... ... lovely starling dead and gone. Weep, ye Loves! and Venus! weep The lovely starling fall’n asleep! Venus sees with tearful eyes — In her lap the s... ...es all in a ring Softly stroke the stiffen’d wing. - 75 - The Death of the Starling Coleridge: Poems Moriens Superstiti The hour-bell sounds, and I...

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...hen he lies asleep, And in his ear I’ll holla ‘Mortimer!’ Nay, I’ll have a starling shall be taught to speak Nothing but ‘Mortimer,’ and give it him T...

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...ust is sway’d. As in large troops And multitudinous, when winter reigns, The starlings on their wings are borne abroad; So bears the tyrannous gust th...

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... sinners who subject reason to appetite. And as their wings bear along the starlings in the cold season in a troop large and full, so that blast the e...

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... springing Through the green moss can force its way. Unscared, the daw and starling nestle, Where the tall turret rises high, And winds alone come nea...

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...est, when the country shepherds were set to keep the vines, and hinder the starlings from eating up the grapes, as some cake-bakers of Lerne happened ... ...ir nature, making poets of ravens, jackdaws, chattering jays, parrots, and starlings, and poetesses of magpies, teaching them to utter human language,... ...seemed full ripe, so like the true that they could as easily have deceived starlings and other birds as those which Zeuxis drew. Nay, we ourselves wer...

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...e are several species of a family allied in struc- ture and manners to our Starling: one of these (Molothrus niger) is remarkable from its habits. Sev... ...opposed to each other in almost every other habit: the molothrus, like our starling, is emi- nently sociable, and lives on the open plains with- out a... ...nch. In the more open parts, three or four species of finches, a thrush, a starling (or Icterus), two Opetiorhynchi, and several hawks and owls occur.... ...ortis. 3. Geospiza parvula. 4. Certhidea olivasea. somewhat like that of a starling, and that of the fourth subgroup, Camarhynchus, is slightly parrot...

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...of the family with such spite as some- times to drive her out of the room. Starling (Sturnus vulgaris).—Green bedropped with gold when seen closely, b...

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... was warm, and he lay back on it with closed eyes, gasping for plea- sure. Starlings criticized him, snots fell on his clean body, and over him a litt...

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...nt of stone work buried in the grass of his wild garden, full of thrushes, starlings, and other innocent creatures of the air, he had given her amongs...

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...ndemned, Who reason subjugate to appetite. 23 Dante And as the wings of starlings bear them on In the cold season in large band and full, So do...

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...ust is sway’d. As in large troops And multitudinous, when winter reigns, The starlings on their wings are borne abroad; So bears the tyrannous gust th...

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...one could wish to see. The birds called and sang to us as we advanced: the starlings, particularly, chattered the silliest stuff. One always cried, “P...

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...eak, in the midst of the meadow, from his miles in the midst of the air, A starling like them that forgathered ’neath a moon waking white as a shell W...

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...en down the river, I could not get back through the eddy-chafed arches and starlings of old London Bridge; then, I left my boat at a wharf near the Cu...

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...t ha ha, give me a feeling of restraint and hardship. I cannot get out, as the starling said.” As she spoke, and it was with expression, she walked to...