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...is custom on that day, McTeague took his dinner at two in the afternoon at the car conductors? coffee-joint on Polk Street. He had a thick gray soup; heavy, underdone meat, very hot, on a cold plate; two kinds of vegetables; and a sort of suet pudding, full of strong butter and sugar. On his way back to his office, one block above, he stopped at Joe Frenna?s saloon and bou...

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...the car conductors’ coffee-joint on Polk Street. He had a thick gray soup; heavy, underdone meat, very hot, on a cold plate; two kinds of vegetables; ... ...vercome by the heat of the room, the cheap tobacco, and the effects of his heavy meal, he dropped off to sleep. Late in the afternoon his canary bird,... ...ten years before. He remembered the years he had spent there trundling the heavy cars of ore in and out of the tunnel under the direction of his fathe... ...e seldom read. He could not afford to subscribe regularly to either of the publications, but purchased their back numbers by the score, almost 27 Fra... ...ery in- stant he seemed to feel the generous solid weight of the crude fat metal in his palms. The glint of it was constantly in his eyes; the jangle ... ...- 33 Frank Norris denly flashed in Maria’s palm. There it was, the virgin metal, the pure, unalloyed ore, his dream, his consuming desire. His finger... ... face in it, delighted at the smell of it and the feel of the smooth, cool metal on her cheeks. She even put the smaller gold pieces in her mouth, and...

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... square. What I had taken for masonry seemed now to be iron, or some other metal in huge plates, whose sutures or joints occasioned the depression. Th... ... sutures or joints occasioned the depression. The entire sur face of this metallic enclosure was rudely daubed in all the hideous and repulsive devic... ...vidently as keen as that of a razor. Like a razor also it seemed massy and heavy, tapering from the edge into a solid and broad structure above. It wa... ...sgust, for which the world has no name, swelled my bosom, and chilled with heavy clamminess my heart. Yet one minute and I felt that the struggle woul... ...— oh most unrelenting! oh, most demoniac of men! I shrank from the glowing metal to the centre of the cell. Amid the thought of the fiery destruction ... ...jmanis/poe.htm. If you’d like to receive more Elec tronic Classics Series publications, return to http://www2.hn.psu.edu/faculty/ jmanis/jimspdf.htm ...

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...ers had nothing to pay with, shopkeepers no means of procuring stock, that metallic money was disappearing, and that a paralysis had come upon the com... .... But a straw shows the way the wind blows. It is a trivial matter of road metal, mud, and water- pipes, but it is also diagnostic of the essential di... ... say, a less individualistic and more socialistic State. And there seems a heavy weight of probability on the side of this view. But there are also a ... ...xisted. Still more extraordinary things came to light in the matter of the metal supply. Under an individualistic system you may sell to the highest b... ...e burthen of this class upon the community will not be relatively quite so heavy as it would otherwise have been, because of a very considerable rise ... ...gle sort of man can be said to hold it. Inside his skull imagination and a heavy devil of evil precedent fight for his soul and the welfare of the wor... ...of Miss Cicely 91 H G Wells Hamilton, the distinguished actress, with the publications of the Pankhurst family. The former expresses a claim that, ex...

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...lemnly impatient parasite of great questions. He likes everything in hard, heavy lines, black and white, yes and no, because he does not understand ho... ...clares it one Lion, equal to “twaindy” bronze Crosses. Unless the ratio of metals is very different here, this latter must be a token coin, and theref... ...; subsidise when 59 H G Wells needful chairs of criticism and authors and publications, and collect and distribute information. The energy developed ... ...red by a substance like soft oilcloth; one warms the mattress (which is of metal with resistance coils threaded to and fro in it); and the others warm... ... strokes of a mechanical sweeper. The door frames and window frames are of metal, rounded and impervious to draught. You are politely requested to tur... ...inality, the Deeming or Crossman type, base men who subsist and feed their heavy imaginations in the wooing, betrayal, ill-treatment, and sometimes ev... ...student of faces. I shall be, as it were, looking for someone. I shall see heavy faces, dull faces, faces with an uncongenial animation, alien faces, ...

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... she was implored to accept it to make her forget one of the most horrible publications ever levelled against a woman, and which shows the violence of... ...wall three feet thick or through the double doors draped on each side with heavy curtains. Seated at the upper end of a long table covered with blue v... ...our day, shows at the base of these panels and close to the floor a rather heavy foot-board, which can be lifted, and beneath which still remain the i... ...low that he stooped almost double on enter- ing it. Beside this door was a heavy iron grating, opening upon a sort of corridor, which gave a little li... ...,’ 255 Balzac replied Lorenzo. ‘This morning Bernard Palissy told me that metals were the result of compression, and that fire, which divides all, al... ...death each into its own element, water to water, fire to 263 Balzac fire, metal to metal, just as the elements of my coal, when burned, return to the... ...ute our world—for this phenomenon of life is the same everywhere. Yes, for metals as for human beings, for plants as for men, life begins in an imperc...

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...r, where good account was taken of it. So tremendous had the force of the sea been when it broke the ship, that it had beaten one great ingot of gold,... ...loured and yellow, looking passively upward from the pillow; the haggard mouth a little dropped, the hand outside the coverlet, so dull and indifferen... ...no one complained; all who could speak, said that as much was done for them as could be done there, that the attendance was kind and pa- tient, that t... ...ty minutes by the clock, I am in a po- sition to offer a friendly remonstrance—not bearing on this particular point—to the designers and engravers of ... ... were comfortable things to see in conjunction with the toll- keeper; also his brisk wakefulness was excellent company when he rattled the change of h... ...dfather before him.’ Says Chips, ‘I like the copper, and I like the nails, and I don’t mind the pot, but I don’t like the rat.’ Says the Devil, fierce... ... so forgot- ten, except by the few people who ever look down into them from their smoky windows. As I stand peeping in through the iron gates and rail...

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... by Antipater, when just upon concluding an agreement: “Y ou may impose as heavy and ruinous taxes upon us as you please, but to command us to do sham... ...aigne myself agitated with surprises; I always find myself in my place, as heavy and unwieldy bodies do; if I am not at home, I am always near at hand... ...nce. I have a pensive way that withdraws me into myself, and, with that, a heavy and child- ish ignorance of many very ordinary things, by which two q... ...s, quorum sceleri non invenit ipsa Nomen, et a nullo posuit natura metallo;” [“And, worse than the iron ages, for whose crimes there is no sim... ... the iron ages, for whose crimes there is no similitude in any of Nature’s metals.”—Juvenal, xiii. 28.] but not to my own. I am, in particular, too mu... ...hly as we do others. I am grown older by a great many years since my first publications, which were in the year 1580; but I very much doubt whether I ... ... it to their own will, the more they irritate the liberty of this generous metal; it evades their en- deavour and sprinkles itself into so many separa...

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... of drinking glasses and cruet stands, hinted dismally at rolling seas and heavy weather. I had not at that time seen the ideal presentment of this ch... ...ers were coiling ropes and busy with oakum yarns; and others were lowering heavy packages into the hold; and the purser’s head was barely visible as i... ... the night. The perpetual tramp of boot heels on the decks gave place to a heavy silence, and the whole human freight was stowed away below, excepting... ...nds, and then imitating the motion. ‘The next step was to procure a set of metal types, with the different letters of the alphabet cast upon their end... ... to the other, and seemed to discover that they were of different kinds of metal. ‘His signs were expressive: and the strictly natu ral language, lau... ...‘Well, it an’t a very rowdy life, and that’s a fact!’ Again he clinks his metal castanet, and leads us lei surely away. I have a question to ask him... ...ir to any place in this city of London, where scat tered numbers of these publications are to be found; and there, let him form his own opinion. 1 I...

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...s in Philology and Literature , VII. (Boston, 1900), 183 ff.; L.F . Mott, Publications of the Modern Language Asso ciation of America, XX, 231 ff.; ... ...ified that his brother and good lord had finished his course, he was right heavy, and much was 52 Arthurian Chronicles:Roman De Brut he dismayed. But... ... spearman nor captain. The heathen were altogether dismayed. They were yet heavy with sleep, and could neither get to their harness, nor flee from the... ...he would have followed after the heathen. Seeing that his sickness was yet heavy upon him, the barons prayed that he would sojourn awhile in the city,... ...ddles on hackneys and taking them off, buckling the harness and making the metal work shining and bright. Grooms went about their business. Never was ...

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...e harbour under the wooded spurs of the range; and the sunshine itself was heavy and dull—heavy with pain—not like the sunshine of her girlhood, in wh... ...gh the door Signora Teresa, kneeling before the chair, had bowed her head, heavy with a twisted mass of ebony hair streaked with silver, into the palm... ... and a red sash, had squatted for a moment behind his heels to unstrap the heavy, blunt spurs in the patio; and then the Señor Administrator would go ... ... ver mine can be put to, apart from the sordid pro- cess of extracting the metal from under the ground. The father of Charles Gould, for a long time o... ...uld; and by her imaginative estimate of its power she endowed that lump of metal with a justificative conception, as though it were not a mere fact, b... ...my raiding the country between the Cordil- lera and the capital. Monterist publications, however, found their way into the province, mysteriously enou... ...her husband. He seemed to dwell alone within a circumvallation of precious metal, leaving her outside with her school, her hospital, the sick mothers ...

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...isfortune tests the sincerity of friends. THE O XEN AND THE A XLE T REES A HEAVY WAGON was being dragged along a country lane by a team of Oxen. The... ...he hide of the Ass, after he had skinned him. The Mule, groaning beneath his heavy burden, said to himself: “I am treated according to my deserts. If ... ...t when the war was over, he only allowed him chaff to eat and made him carry heavy loads of wood, subjecting him to much slavish drudgery and ill trea... ...e with his master, and his constant companion. While he hammered away at his metals the Dog slept; but when, on the other hand, he went to dinner and ... ...di Titianus artifex . Ausonii Epistola, xvi. 75 80. 10 Both these publications are in the British Museum, and are placed in the library in ...

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...ted. The bed, the room also, was empty. And what was stranger, even to his heavy intelligence, on the bedroom chair and along the rail of the bed were... ...re blue jerseys, the ladies white aprons and quite fashion- able hats with heavy plumes. Woodyer, of the “Purple Fawn,” and Mr. Jaggers, the cobbler, ... ... immovable resistance. The feel- ing was a curious pressure, the grip of a heavy, firm hand, 46 The Invisible Man and it bore his chin irresistibly t... ...s—north, west, and south—and bookshelves covered with books and scientific publications, and a broad writing-table, and, under the north window, a mic... ...ddenly he knew that life was very sweet. His eyes came back to this little metal thing hanging between heaven and earth, six yards away. “What am I to...

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...eacon red Had kindled on Benvoirlich’s head, The deep-mouthed bloodhound’s heavy bay Resounded up the rocky way, And faint, from farther distance born... ...stranger roam, Whose drooping crest and stifled sigh, And sunken cheek and heavy eye, Pine for his Highland home; Then, warrior, then be shine to s... ... down of eider piled, If thy protection hover there. The murky cavern’s heavy air Shall breathe of balm if thou hast smiled; Then, Maiden! hear ... ... more highly of The Lady of the Lake than of either of its author’s former publications [the Lay and Marmion]. We are more sure, how- ever, that it ha... ...which straws and feathers are dispersed abroad by the wind, while valuable metals cannot be transported without trouble and labour. There lives, I bel...

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...tter and the whort jam were like no food on earth. There were wallflowers, heavy scented, in a jug upon the table, and Ethel admired them, and when th... ...e. They came on down the steepness of West Street. They walked athwart the metallic and leathery tumult of sound into the light cast by the little cir... ... next him. There was a violent rapping far away behind them with an almost metallic resonance. Then the raps ceased, and over the healing silence the ... ...e started. Something had stirred on the table. There was the sharp ping of metal being struck. A number of little crepitating sounds like paper being ... ...ats, Browning, and odd volumes of Ruskin, South Place Sermons, Socialistic publications in torn paper covers, and above, science text-books and note-b... ...apers—the penny ones had hardly be- gun in those days. She had bought such publications during seasons of affluence, but chiefly, as she now deplored,... ...into a tall flame, flick- ered, and was suddenly extinguished. The air was heavy with the scent of roses. 166 Love and Mr. Lewisham CHAPTER XXX CHAPT... ...aid Lagune. “I had come to rely upon him…. My cash balance has been rather heavy lately. How he came to know of that I am unable to say. Without suppo...

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...par Ruiz’s head asked me. “His features expressed no anxiety, no hope; his heavy eyelids blinked upon his eyes that looked past me straight into the c... ...ody.” 21 Joseph Conrad V GASPAR R UIZ, who could with ease bend apart the heavy iron bars of the prison, was led out with oth- ers to summary executi... ...streamed like rain off my brow. “He had the strength to pick up one of the heavy posts of the porch. Holding it under his armpit like a lance, but wit... ...and.” … “Heavens!” I murmured. I had been shown once a few copies of these publications. Nothing, in my opinion, could have been less fit for the eyes... ...ll. At the Marañon he lived apart from the station, in a small shed with a metal roof and straw walls, which he called mon atelier. He had a work-benc... ...hed out sweet sounds mingled with bursts of brassy roar, sudden clashes of metal, and grave, vibrating thuds. As he walked on, all these noises combin...

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...ly to do justice, but to oblige you, I feel constrained to say I think the publications better not be made now. A. LINCOLN. 19 The Writings of Abraha... ... agriculture and in our mines, as well of iron and coal as of the precious metals. While the demand for labor is much increased here, tens of thousan... ...ly remunerative. It is believed that the produce of the mines of precious metals in that region has during the year reached, if not exceeded, $100,00... ...UTENANT -GENERAL GRANT, City Point If Newell W. Root, of First Connecticut Heavy Artillery, is under sentence of death, please telegraph me briefly th... ...y night without a moon could be, a furious can- nonade soon joined in by a heavy musketry fire opened near Petersburg and lasted about two hours. The... ...id not care about encouraging the increase in the volume of our pre- cious metals. We had the country to save first. But now that the rebellion is o...

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...ssed to the waiter, and both gentlemen screwed their lips in relish of his heavy consent to score off another bottle from the narrow list. ‘At the off... ...ations are spirited up to drown the mind, we become drift-matter of tides, metal to magnets. And if we are women, who commonly allow the lead to men, ... ...eing! He pleaded successfully. But the silence following the ver- dict was heavy; the silence contained an unheard thunder. It was the sound, as when ... ...uerors Lakelands; she was purchasing furniture from a flowing purse with a heavy heart—unfeminine, one might say; she pre- ferred to live obscurely; s... ... they cannot be comfort- ably imitated, they are unsafe, not certainly the metal, un- less you have Laureates, entitled to speak by their pay and deco... ...s- simist. ‘If old Colney had listened to me, when India gave proof of the metal and South Africa began heaving, he’ d have been a fairly wealthy man ... ...r as well as a satirical review of the day’s political mat- ter and recent publications; and the ladies were introduced, in a wonderment, to the damse...

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...s people were beginning to use coal in smelt- ing iron, and were producing metal in abundance and metal castings in sizes that had hitherto been unatt... ...to make up roads and move things about that had formerly been esteemed too heavy for locomotion, to join woodwork with iron nails instead of wooden pe... ...ll our descendants cherish? It is hard to estimate what grains of precious metal may not be found in a mud torrent of human production on so large a s... ... of mean appearance with a greyish complexion, thin, with a square nose, a heavy wiry moustache and a big Adam’s apple stick- ing out between the wing... ...nd support. I tried to make him talk of the Home Churchman and the kindred publications he ran, but he was manifestly ashamed of his job so far as I w... ...ur Cossington, now Lord Paddockhurst. Cossington was at that time a rather heavy , rather good-look- ing boy who was chiefly eminent in cricket, an ou... ...ied my simple revolutionary enthusiasm. Perhaps also I had met with Fabian publications, but if I did I forget the circumstances. And no doubt my inna... ...- ling always, and the Baileys, it seemed to me, loved a world as flat and metallic as Sidney Cooper’s cows. If they had the universe in hand I know t...

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...ted from his mother the invaluable physi- cal distinction of race, but the metal was still in the ore, and not set free by the craftsman’s hand. His h... ...alist. I will sell your books to some bookseller or other by attacking his publications; I will write the articles myself; I will get others for you. ... ...nce as a mere trifle. The paper scoffs if the victim gains the day; and if heavy damages are awarded, the plaintiff is held up as an unpatriotic obscu... ...d new books, the fiscal law pressed more heavily than ever upon periodical publications, and necessity created the invention of advertisements. Paragr... ...walls were plastered with posters. Newspaper advertising, the offspring of heavy stamp du- ties, a high rate of postage, and the heavy deposits of cau... ...tes are mine,” continued Dauriat; “but you will undertake not to attack my publications, won’t you?” “The Marguerites are yours, but I cannot pledge m... ... publisher; he had hair of a sandy color, a fiery red countenance, and the heavy build and untiring tongue of a commercial traveler. “There is no need...

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...1892) of the Poems, an edition of the Prose Remains, as well as many minor publications—a Bibliogra- phy (“The Shelley Library”, 1886)and several Facs... ...e part!—O Laon, I must dare nor tremble, T o meet those looks no more!—Oh, heavy stroke! Sweet brother of my soul! can I dissemble The agony of this t... ...3. 3. 3. 3. 3. His head and feet are bare, his hands are bound Behind with heavy chains, yet none do wreak Their scoffs on him, though myriads throng ... ...10 For all delights are shadows now! And from my brain to my dull brow The heavy tears gather and flow: I cannot speak: Oh, let me weep! The tears whi... ...nd dread Magical forms the brick floor overspread,— Proteus transformed to metal did not make _45 More figures, or more str... ...ed with a Bibliographical Introduction by Mr. T .J. Wise (“Shelley Society Publications”, 2nd Series, No. 1, Reeves & Turner, London, 1886). Our text ...

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...ssity for payment. Her songs were shot off on the impulsion; prose was the heavy task. ‘To be pointedly rational,’ she said, ‘is a greater difficulty ... ...ll go, with your permission, and take a look at the mare. Sussex roads are heavy in this damp weather, and the frost coming on won’t improve them for ... ...andescent to a breath of rumour. It accounted for her having detractors; a heavy counterpoise to her enthusiastic friends. It might ac- count for her ... ...lenitude of old legal anecdotes, and her own diligent perusal of the funny publications of the day, that she might be on the level of the wits and cel... ...o. Waters of past rain-clouds poured down the mountain-sides like veins of metal, here and there flinging off a shower on the busy descent; only dubio...

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...t is only on Monday I find, and buried deep below the war news, that these publications contain any intimation that unusual happenings were forward in... ...rolonged “Ah!” and “Ugh!” Then with a hoarse intensity of anger came a low heavy booing, “Boo! boo—oo!” a note stu- pidly expressive of animal savager... ...he Days of the Comet type-setting machines, and cast and arrange masses of metal in a sort of kitchen inferno, above which, in a beehive of little bri... ...r them, in out-of-the-way corners of our book museums, the shriveled cheap publications—the publi- cations of the Rationalist Press Association, for e... ..., and then someone intervened, and near beside her I saw young V errall. A heavy stranger, the man in the hooded bath-gown, a fat, foreign-looking man... ...ton, the Lord Chancellor, a white-faced man with under- standing, he had a heavy, shaven face that might have stood 166 In the Days of the Comet amon...

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...ned in stone with hexagonal leaded panes, and are draped by curtains, with heavy valances and stout cords, of an ancient stuff of crimson silk with go... ...be, lighting the wick of his lantern, the glass of which was clear and the metal shining, which testified to the care his housekeeper bestowed on the ... ...Calyste’s step coming through the town. But she heard noth- ing except the heavy tread of the rector’s cautious feet, which grew fainter in the distan... ...e faultless modelling of the head. The black and abundant hair descends in heavy masses beside the throat, like the coif of the statues at Memphis, an... ...original minds of our age. He, too, wrote under a pseudonym, and his first publications were those of an adorer of Italy. T ravel was the one form of ...

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... in this case af- fected by the trouble which I have undergone, through so heavy and important a loss, that I have forgotten a number of things which ... ... ever ready upon all occasions, and never to be surprised; and others more heavy and slow, never ven- ture to utter anything but what they have long p... ...ite, that seems quaint and sprightly to me, though it will appear dull and heavy to another.—But let us leave these fine com- pliments; every one talk... ...nd, to say the truth, my man- ners had no other vice but sloth and want of metal. The fear was not that I should do ill, but that I should do nothing;... ...st, if that little book of Unheard of Miracles be his—[one of the spurious publications brought out under his name— D.W .]. He there tells us, that ce... ...eisure, no respect of kindred, but common, no clothing, no agriculture, no metal, no use of corn or wine; the very words that signify lying, treachery...

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... human bones, strange instruments, arms and utensils of all kinds, made of metal, or destined for purposes unknown to the present race. The Indians of... ... human bones, strange instruments, arms and utensils of all kinds, made of metal, or destined for purposes unknown to the present race. The Indians of... ...called Quak- ers has sprung up,” etc. The clauses of the statute inflict a heavy fine on all captains of ships who should import Quak- ers into the co... ...ing schools in every township, and obliging the inhabitants, under pain of heavy fines, to support them. Schools of a superior kind were founded in th... ...i- ture for its schools or to name a school-committee, it is li- able to a heavy fine. But this penalty is pronounced by the Supreme Judicial Court or... ...hinted at in a single composition is then repeated in a multitude of other publications. The language in which a thought is embodied is the mere carca... ...defray the expenses of the editor. The number of periodical and occasional publications which appears in the United States actually surpasses belief. ... ...er. A sort of barbarous luxury set off the costume of the Indian; rings of metal were hanging from her nostrils and ears; her hair, which was adorned ...

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...is the hope of the Pennsylvania State University, and the editor, that these publications may prove of use to those who access them. The classical wor... ...mmediately glistened, and grew yellow, and was changed at once into sterling metal, or, which suited him still better, into piles of coin. And, when M... ...AND: A Chapter from an Abortive Romance BARTRAM THE LIME BURNER, a rough, heavy looking man, be grimed with charcoal, sat watching his kiln at nig... ...arse brown, country made suit of clothes, tall and thin, with the staff and heavy shoes of a wayfarer. As he advanced, he fixed his eyes—which were v... ...en in no other breast, he broke into a laugh of scorn. It was the same slow, heavy laugh, that had almost appalled the lime burner when it heralded th...

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... tools. The different op- erations into which the making of a pin, or of a metal button, is subdivided, are all of them much more simple, and the dext... ... by irresistible reasons to give the preference, for this em- ployment, to metals above every other commodity. Metals can not only be kept with as lit... ... two or three sheep. If, on the contrary, instead of sheep or oxen, he had metals to give in 27 Adam Smith exchange for it, he could easily proportio... ...es, and in particular places. Thus the 8th of George III. prohibits, under heavy penalties, all master tailors in London, and five miles round it, fro... ... melted down. At home, and while they remained in the shape of coin, those heavy pieces were of no more value than the light; but they were of more va... ...culture neglected, manufactures decaying, and trade undone. Nor have these publications been all party pam- phlets, the wretched offspring of falsehoo... ...ect to find it, in some old Scotch acts of Parliament, which forbid, under heavy penalties, the carrying gold or silver forth of the kingdom. The like...

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...e Hazleton campus to use the publication as a flagship, leading to student publications for each of the next two levels of composition within the Penn... ... best. My friend must have passed out behind the wheel and his foot become heavy on the pedal. His car became faster as it swerved into the lane headi... ...ion, and tell him to have a fun and safe trip. Slowly he walks over to the metal detector and empties his deep pockets of loose change, car keys, and ... ...s of loose change, car keys, and inhalers. He quickly proceeds through the metal detector and anxiously gathers his belongings. Going up the moving es... ...he violence on television and music artists such as Marilyn Manson and the heavy metal band Metallica. Does that mean today’ s generation is experienc... ...lence on television and music artists such as Marilyn Manson and the heavy metal band Metallica. Does that mean today’ s generation is experiencing di... ...ial patterns than before? The late 1980’s was a big time for hard rock and heavy metal bands, but school shootings were practically unheard of. Most o... ...—is acceptable for conversation, personal letter writing, and even popular publications, but it is generally unacceptable for most college writing sit...

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...aturalists will re- member, that they must refer for details to the larger publications which comprise the scientific results of the Expedition. The Z... ...usoria — Causes of discoloured Sea. After having been twice driven back by heavy southwestern gales, Her Majesty’s ship Beagle, a ten- gun brig, under... ...ive to exist. It rains very seldom, but during a short portion of the year heavy torrents fall, and immediately afterwards a light vegetation springs ... ...lear; the distant mountains being projected with the sharpest outline on a heavy bank of dark blue clouds. Judg- ing from the appearance, and from sim... ... really similar circum- stances. The origin, however, of these coatings of metallic oxides, which seem as if cemented to the rocks, is not understood;... ...some points are of a black colour, and from their glossy surface possess a metallic lustre. The thickness of the wall of the tube varies from a thirti... ... on each side of the line where the bell-wires had run, was blackened. The metal had been fused, and although the room was about fif- teen feet high, ...

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...the World generation of Canadians has drawn its ideas mainly from American publications, that India and Egypt, in despite of sounder mental nourishmen... .... Trade and travel began, at first only a trade in adventitious things, in metals and rare objects and luxuries and slaves. With trade came writing an... ...y some whirling enemy or other. The burthen upon Bumble’s shoulders is too heavy to be borne, and we want the contemporary novel to give us a score of... ...o he fails to understand the magic prestige of gold, making that beautiful metal into vessels of dishonour to urge his case against it, nor had he any... ...Lon- don to a quarter or an eighth of the present number. Mostly these are heavy horse vans, and their disappearance would greatly facilitate the conv... ...ing down the London we have and putting it up again. Let us drain away our heavy traffic into tunnels, set up that clearing-house plan, and con- trol ... ..., so I have nothing but praise and admira- tion for those stalwart-looking publications. Without them I can imagine nothing but the most terrible inte... ...one had in Hindustan up to the coming of the present generation. There the metal worker or the cloth worker, the wheelwright or the druggist of yester...

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...e intended that the laws provided by the States against false and defamatory publications should not be enforced; he who has time renders a ser vice ... ...aculties a more rapid devel opment, and, draining or diverting the precious metals from British circulation and British vaults, have poured them into... ... subject is the character of the currency. The idea of making it exclusively metallic, however well intended, appears to me to be fraught with more fa... ... to their hoards and the poor sinking deeper into penury, it is an exclusive metallic currency. Or if there is a process by which the character of the... ...e riod. That they will do so as soon as it can be done without imposing too heavy burdens on their citizens there is no reason to doubt. The sound mo... ...n the gold reserve held for the redemption of our cur rency, which has been heavy and well nigh constant for several years. In the revision of the ta... ... the world will rock to its foundations, and therefore our responsibility is heavy, to ourselves, to the world as it is to day, and to the generations...

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...” In preparing 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 o... ..., and the note by Proclus (7) on “Works and Days” 126 makes it likely that metals also were dealt with. It is therefore possible that another lost poe... ..., “Berl. Klassikertexte” v. 1.22 ff.; the other papyri may be found in the publications whose name they bear. (2) Unless otherwise noted, all MSS. ar... ...tribes of men lived on earth re- mote and free from ills and hard toil and heavy sickness which bring the Fates upon men; for in misery men grow old q... ...d, The Homeric Hymns, and Homerica is angry, and at the last lays on him a heavy requittal for his evil doing. But do you turn your foolish heart alto... ...logy, the disk- like earth floated. (25) i.e. the threshold is of ‘native’ metal, and not artificial. (26) According to Homer Typhoeus was overwhelmed...

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...pt short stories or poems. The answer is quite simply no. Other Penn State publications are better suited for this purpose, like The Palimpsest Review... ...r a sacrifice. In conclusion, if our visitor is tired of the cold weather, heavy clothing, and the pressure and rush of the world, she can leave the r... ...fall to bring life back into it again. The sounds I heard were of rattling metal and clanging noises from the dogs and cats pawing at their cages and ... ...cord until a cold day at University Park, Penn- sylvania in 2001. The dull metal bleachers were freezing, but that was not the reason that 109,000 fan...

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...tinct advised him swiftly of the absurdity of introducing to his friends a heavy unpresentable senior as the celebrated gallant Lieutenant of Marines,... ...had her place, the wit was to be tested; only how could any one retain the heavy portion? As there was no use in being argumentative on a subject affo... ...hem to be gathered.” “I will wait for you on the lawn.” “My head is rather heavy.” His deep concern and tenderness brought him close. She assured him ... ... devouring male Egoist prefers them as inanimate overwrought polished pure metal precious vessels, fresh from the hands of the artificer, for him to w... ...l for longer than a week or two, just time enough for her preparations and publications.” “If he is always intent on himself, signs are likely to be u... ... tempers of the young are liquid fires in isles of quicksand; the precious metals not yet cooled in a solid earth. Her compassion for Laetitia was les... ...e’s no being an independent gentleman, and comes a cold day we haul on the metal-but- 163 George Meredith ton coat again, with a good ha! of satisfac...

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...pt short stories or poems. The answer is quite simply no. Other Penn State publications are better suited for this purpose, like The Palimpsest Review... ...oys was unconscious in the back after having succumbed to the onslaught of heavy drinking the friends had just subjected themselves to. “Man, I don’t ... ...r fell. “I will love you forever, too,” I say in a whisper. She closes her heavy eyes and slowly begins to drift away. Suddenly, the angry machines be... ...s, if not hundreds, of Taliban prisoners of war suffocated to death inside metal cargo containers where they were imprisoned after surrendering to Nor...

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... hundred pounds, came running out, carrying a sabre nearly as large and as heavy as he was, and crying, that his men had mutinied. It was necessary to... ...y strong, 35 U. S. Grant formed much like the Norman horse, and with very heavy manes and tails. A number of officers supplied themselves with these,... ...eneral Worth had reached the Saltillo road after some fighting but without heavy loss. He turned from his new position and captured the forts on both ... ...had given no sign of injury until we came to a stop. A ball had struck the metal scabbard of my sword, just below the hilt, and broken it nearly off; ... ...lished by the Scribners, Badeau’s history of my campaigns, and also in the publications of the War Department, includ- ing both the National and Confe...

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...s puckered up in the shape of a cabbage. In her left hand she has a little heavy Dutch watch; in her right she wields a ladle for the sauerkraut and p... ...oats reaching down to their thighs, buckskin knee-breeches, red stockings, heavy shoes with big silver buckles, long surtout coats with large buttons ... ...adily seen from all quarters. Its faces are large and white, and its hands heavy and black. There is a belfry-man whose sole duty is to attend to it; ... ...ns respecting the duello. To these Quixotic no- tions some recent Parisian publications, backed by three or four desperate and fatal conversation, dur... ...led as he glanced upward. From above, hung a chain of an unknown blood-red metal—its up- 108 Poe in Five V olumes per end lost, like the city of Bost... ...ating machine of Mr. Babbage? What shall we think of an engine of wood and metal which can not only compute astronomical and navigation tables to any ...

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...ckpoints, each of the hijackers would have been screened by a walk-through metal detector calibrated to detect items with at least the metal content o... ...reened with a hand wand—a procedure requiring the screener to identify the metal item or items that caused the alarm. In addition, an X-ray machine wo... ...y-on bags on the belt of the X-ray machine and proceeded through the first metal detector. Both set off the alarm, and they were directed to a second ... ...0, the Boeing 757’s takeoff was delayed because of the airport’s typically heavy morning traffic. 62 The hijackers had planned to take flights schedul... ...d 175 broke in with the following transmission: UAL 175: New Y ork UAL 175 heavy. FAA: UAL 175 go ahead. UAL 175:Y eah.W e figured we’d wait to go to ... ...idespread understanding of free enterprise, augured well. But unprofitable heavy industry, state monopolies, and opaque bureaucracies slowly stifled g... ...ions intercepted by the armed forces, transcripts of radio broadcasts, and publications of all types, and prepared reports on economic, political, and... ...and women tended to judge one another by the quantity and quality of their publications (in this case, classified publications).Apart from their own p... ... lent struggle with the regime. 12. Sayyid Qutb,Milestones (American Trust Publications, 1990). Qutb found sin everywhere, even in rural mid- western ...

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...length—one pair being placed above the other, and all thickly covered with metal scales; each scale apparently some ten or twelve feet in diameter. I ... ...t runs thus: “‘Four membranous wings covered with little colored scales of metallic appearance; mouth forming a rolled proboscis, pro- duced by an elo... ... he required something in the way of folly—if only to coun- terbalance the heavy wisdom of the seven wise men who were his ministers—not to mention hi... ...e- vealed. Now and then, alas, the conscience of man takes up a burthen so heavy in horror that it can be thrown down only into the grave. And thus th... ...ll, and a thick humid fog hung over the city, soon ending in a settled and heavy rain. This change of weather had an odd effect upon the crowd, the wh... ... reprinted immediately in the “Home Journal,” it was cop- ied into various publications with the name of the editor, N. P . Willis, appended, and was ...

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...spirit most elate, Soothing the mind with sweet familiar play, Chasing the heavy shadows of dismay. _650 83. 83. 83. 8... ... Ha! ha! ha! I’m full of wine, _505 Heavy with the joy divine, With the young feast oversated; Like a merchant’... ... _20 Came shaking in his speed the budding wands And heavy lilies which he bore: we knew Pan the Arcadian. ... ‘What madness is ... ... to the human race. In consequence of our consid- eration for the precious metals, one man is enabled to heap to himself luxuries at the expense of th... ... Wander- ing Jew’s Soliloquy”, was printed in one of the Shelley Soci- ety Publications (Second Series, No. 12), a reprint of “The Wandering Jew”, edi...

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...t quite so common as Katka. She used to sew, tidy up the rooms, polish the metal cases of the icons and do other light work, and sometimes she sat and... ...s was unpleasant. He looked at the luxurious fittings of the studio with a heavy heart, and it was in no cheerful mood that he en- tered his study, a ... ...fitting riding breeches and his overcoat, and got on the old over- fed and heavy horse, which neighed continually all the way as he rode in the dark t... ... and who were now passing through the yard. One of these women was big and heavy, with a flabby body, red hair, and freckled on her pale yellow face, ... ...at but in a gold-trimmed attire, which made him look like a bird, and with metal plates on his breast. This funny costume seemed to make the old man h... ... Nekhludoff opened the door and entered a small room dimly lit by a little metal lamp, which was standing low down on the shelf bedstead. It was cold ... ...out it and no attention has been paid to it. Let him find out from foreign publications,” the General said, and went up to the dinner table, where the...

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...tly ignorant that Rachel’s toes were less insensible than her own, and her heavy three- years-old Wilfred asleep on her lap all the time. “She feeble,... ...was scarcely lightly touched enough, the irony was wormwood, the grav- ity heavy and sententious, and where there was a just thought or happy hit, it ... ...o one an- other, but when they rose, Alison shook her head at her sister’s heavy eyelids, and Ermine retorted with a reproachful smile at certain dark... ...on to the num- ber of periodicals she took in, and the abstruseness of the publications she inquired after. The paper in its Saturday’s dampness lay f... ...to recall his attention from some new invention on the means of as- saying metals:— 343 Yo n g e “I am sorry you have stirred up Keith to the renewal...

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...who gave me the following account of him. ‘He was a very worthy man, but a heavy man, and I did not profit much by his instructions. Indeed, I did not... ...ssiduity, but, in his opinion, not with judgement. ‘Sunday (said he) was a heavy day to me when I was a boy. My mother confined 34 Boswell’s Life of ... ... lives in air, as a fish lives in water; so that if the atmo- sphere press heavy from above, there is an equal resistance from below. To be sure, bad ... ...ings against his Jour- ney, in newspapers, magazines, and other fu- gitive publications, I can speak from certain knowledge, only furnished him with s... ...ble about the matter.’ He was, perhaps, above suffering from such spurious publications; but I could not help thinking, that many men would be much in... ...ths; and the dark colour, from which he never deviated, was en- livened by metal buttons. His wigs, too, were much better; and during their travels in...

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...ng the arguments to their consequences, is held out in several of the late publications against the new Constitution. FEDERALIST No. 2 Concerning Dang... ...ification, by promot- ing the introduction and circulation of the precious metals, those darling objects of human avarice and enterprise, it serves to... ...o them a preponderating influence over the militia. In reading many of the publications against the Constitu- tion, a man is apt to imagine that he is... ...te judgment of its merits. In some, it has been too evident from their own publications, that they have scanned the proposed Constitution, not only wi... ... is this: a court formed upon such a plan, would either be attended with a heavy expense, or might in practice be subject to a variety of casualties a...