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...o-morrow. We crept through a broken hedge, groped our way up the path, and planted ourselves on a flower- plot under the drawing-room window. The ligh... ...ied her in; I followed, grum- bling execrations and vengeance. “What prey, Robert?” 42 Wuthering Heights hallooed Linton from the entrance. “Skulker ... ...to the gallows for this. Mr. Linton, sir, don’t lay by your gun.” “No, no, Robert,” said the old fool. “The rascals knew that yesterday was my rent-da... ... it.” 43 Emily Brontë ‘I recommenced cursing—don’t be angry, Nelly—and so Robert was ordered to take me off. I refused to go without Cathy; he dragge... ... night (and a pretty night it was!) she and Heathcliff were walking in the plantation at the back of your house above two hours; and he pressed her no... ...ding her from duty and hu- manity! From pity and charity! He might as well plant an oak in a flower-pot, and expect it to thrive, as imagine he can re... ...corner of the kirk-yard, where the wall is so low that heath and bilberry- plants have climbed over it from the moor; and peat-mould almost buries it.... ...g in search of her myself. There was a labourer working at a fence round a plantation, on the bor- ders of the grounds. I inquired of him if he had se...

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...t got a cent, he lives in a little studio right away beyond the Jardin des Plantes, but he won’t let anybody see his work. He doesn’t show anywhere, s... ...he managed to make a mess of everything he attempted. He had been on a tea plantation in Ceylon and a traveller in America for Italian wines; his secr... ...; but the gen- eral opinion was that it would be over in a month. Now that Roberts was there things would get all right in no time. This was Macaliste... ... at Paardeberg, Ladysmith was relieved, and at the beginning of March Lord Roberts marched into Bloemfontein. It was two or three days after the news ... ... things were looking brighter on the Stock Ex- change. Peace was in sight, Roberts would march into Pretoria within a few weeks, and shares were 622 ... ...mine in South Africa had cabled to the senior partner of his firm that the plant was uninjured. They would start working again as soon as pos- sible. ... ...nger , and he was will- 623 W. Somerset Maugham ing to bet a top-hat that Roberts would march into Johannesburg before the middle of April. At the ac...

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...xt month he paid more attention to his accounts; but add as he might, like Robert Macaire, sixteen and five are twenty-three, he could make nothing of... ...tions; she decorated his studio with flowers, and bought him two stands of plants. On the first Sunday when Philippe was to sit, Agathe arranged a cha... ...ards of Issoudun during seven months of the year. The vine-growers cut the plants down yearly, leaving only an ugly stump, without support, sheltered ... ...ike himself, had refused to serve under the Bourbons, and had come home to plant their cabbages in Berry. The little affection felt for the Bourbons a... ...e of the place Saint-Jean, a so- called square, very long and very narrow, planted with a few sickly lindens. The houses in this part of town are bett... ... XV .’s time performed their toilette, Joseph noticed Jean- Jacques Rouget planted squarely on his feet at the door of his house across the street. He...

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...he astrological doctrines have fallen into general contempt, and been sup- planted by superstitions of a more gross and far less beauti- ful character... ...llangowan, who flourished tempore Caroli primi was, says my authority, Sir Robert Douglas, in his Scottish Baronage (see the title Ellangowan), “a ste... ..., partly entire and partly broken down, partly covered by ivy and trailing plants, which grew luxuriantly among the ruins. That end of the court which... ...fences ad- joining, through which the gipsy boys used to scramble into the plantations to gather birds’ nests, the seniors of the vil- lage to make a ... ...sing; that their asses were poinded by the ground-officer when left in the plantations, or even when turned to graze by the roadside, against the prov... ...alter Scott talents have done such honour to your country—your Blair, your Robertson, or your Henry; and I embrace—your kind offer with all my heart.—... ...have a moment’s patience, and we shall do very well.” The colleague of Dr. Robertson ascended the pulpit. [This was the celebrated Dr. Rescan, a disti... ...Hutton.” “T o John Clerk, Esq., of Eldin.” “T o Adam Smith, Esq.” “T o Dr. Robertson.” “Upon my word, my legal friend has a good selection of acquaint... ...no small time. It was to his neighbour, as he was fond of calling him, Sir Robert Hazlewood of Hazlewood, the head of an ancient and pow- erful intere...

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...ver see their equals? T o the left is Barton park, amongst those woods and plantations. You may see the end of the house. And there, beneath that fart... ...ood heavens!” cried Elinor, “what do you mean? Are you acquainted with Mr. Robert Ferrars? Can you be?” And she did not feel much delighted with the i... ...ed with the idea of such a sister-in-law. “No,” replied Lucy , “not to Mr. Robert Ferrars—I never saw him in my life; but,” fixing her eyes upon Elino... ...irst fit of anger upon hearing it, would very likely secure every thing to Robert, and the idea of that, for Edward’s sake, frightens away all my incl... ...ond reason.” Lucy looked at Elinor again, and was silent. “Do you know Mr. Robert Ferrars?” asked Elinor. “Not at all—I never saw him; but I fancy he ... ... they both came towards her, and Mr. Dashwood introduced him to her as Mr. Robert Ferrars. He addressed her with easy civility, and twisted his head i... ...n shrubbery, and closer wood walk, a road of smooth gravel winding round a planta- tion, led to the front, the lawn was dotted over with timber, the h... ...ghts, in dawdling through the green-house, where the loss of her favourite plants, unwarily exposed, and nipped by the lingering frost, raised the lau... ...f the down, and see how the children go on; we will walk to Sir John’s new plantations at Barton Cross, and the Abbeyland; and we will often go the ol...

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... they will be, I dare say it’ll make remarkable people of them in the end. Robert Brown- ing used to say that every great man has Jewish blood in him,... ...ight himself by Mary’s trust in him. She wound her ivy spray round her ash-plant, and for the first time for many days, when alone with Ralph, set no ... ...d this with the peculiar touch of the botanist. In naming the little green plant to her he used the Latin name, thus disguising some flower familiar e... ...brooded so long undisturbed. She wished he would go on for ever talking of plants, and showing her how science felt not quite blindly for the law that... ...rine among the orchids, her beauty strangely emphasized by the fantas- tic plants, which seemed to peer and gape at her from striped hoods and fleshy ... ...tradicted her- self. “Nothing particular, I mean. But I was thinking about plants. I was enjoying myself. In fact, I’ve seldom en- joyed an afternoon ...

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...uld hesitate to attack it. But a wise historian is precisely what the Rev. Robert Strickland is not. He wrote his biography* avowedly to “remove certa... ...or explaining things away , *Strickland: The Man and His Work, by his son, Robert Strickland. Wm. Heinemann, 1913. 7 Somerset Maugham but the subtlet... ... Heinemann, 1913. 7 Somerset Maugham but the subtlety with which the Rev. Robert Strickland has “interpreted” all the facts in his father’s life whic... ... George V . Dr . Weitbrecht- Rotholz has dealt in such terms with the Rev. Robert Strickland’s innocent biography that it is difficult to avoid feelin... ... with some for- gotten story he can confound the filial piety of the Rev . Robert Strickland. His industry has been amazing. Nothing has been too smal... ...y for him because he was such a bad one. I gave him his first job. I had a plantation on the peninsula, and I wanted a white overseer . Y ou never get... ... not mention the money he owed me, but he said: `Here is a picture of your plantation that I’ve painted for you.’ I looked at it. I did not know what ... ...d at it again, and I said: `Who would have thought that the overseer of my plantation on the peninsula, to whom I lent two hundred francs, had genius?... ...ou see anything in the picture?’ `No,’ she said, `it does not resemble the plantation and I have never seen cocoa-nuts with blue leaves; but they are ...

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...rite sitting-room with pretty furni- ture, and made a choice collection of plants and poul- try—was very much in want of some variety at home. The arr... ...hing within the fiftieth part of the size of Sotherton, I should be always planting and improving, for naturally I am exces- sively fond of it. It wou... ...ut if I had more room, I should take a prodigious delight in improving and planting. We did a vast deal in that way at the Parsonage: we made it quite... ...not been for that, we should have carried on the garden wall, and made the plantation to shut out the churchyard, just as Dr. Grant has done. We were ... ...y taking the hint and following them. “Here are the greatest number of our plants, and here are the curious pheasants.” “Query,” said Mr. Crawford, lo... ...st wind blowing on you the whole time—for here are some of my plants which Robert will leave out because the nights are so mild, and I know the end of... ...f weather, a hard frost setting in all at once, taking everybody (at least Robert) by surprise, and I shall lose every one; and what is worse, cook ha...

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... grisly old wolf-dog alone, with the liberty of an indulged favourite, had planted himself close by the chair of state, and occasionally ventured to s... ... death, with the legitimate heir, Arthur Duke of Brittany, son of Geoffrey Plantagenet, the elder brother of John. This usurpation, it is well known, ... ...in.” “ And now,” said Locksley, “I will crave your Grace’s permis- sion to plant such a mark as is used in the North Country; and welcome every brave ... ... Richard’s title of primogeniture more decidedly certain than that of Duke Robert of Normandy, the Conqueror’s eldest son? And yet William the Red, an... ...broth- ers, were successively preferred to him by the voice of the nation, Robert had every merit which can be pleaded for Ri- chard; he was a bold kn... ...lopped of its branches, with a piece of wood tied across near the top, was planted upright by the door, as a rude emblem of the holy cross. At a littl... ...ood knight, called for the present Le Noir Faineant, and the stout yeoman, Robert Locksley, called Cleave-the-wand, Do you, Reginald Front de-Boeuf, a... ...ho knows, with thy sincere repentance and due gifts to the shrine of Saint Robert, what grace thou mayst acquire for thyself and thy daughter Rebecca?... ...d it make his peace with King Richard? And forgettest thou, De Bracy, that Robert Estoteville lies betwixt thee and Hull with all his forces, and that...

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...or any errors. I acknowledge with thanks the indefatigable research assistance of Roberta Goodzeit, Joanne Lattanzio and Sandeep Tungare. Typists s... ...eported a back-to-nature trend as having "created an enormous boom for flowers and plants and reshaping marketing programs for cosmetics" with Revlon... ...han physical goods" (1980, p. 25). Toffler predicts a shift of many jobs from the plant or office to the home where people can work on and with, int... ...onform to three conditions set forth by Lazarsfeld and Merton (1949 in Schramm and Roberts 1971, pp. 459-480) for the effective use of mass media in ... ...ple of a contemporary change agent with national influence is Harvard psychiatrist Robert Coles. Through his 13 books and more than 350 articles he... ... The "person gives his attention, support, potential for purchase, etc.” Earlier, Robertson (1970) had carried this idea still further, adding to a... ...er from the ill effects of the operation of some enterprise -smoke from generating plants, barren mounds from strip- mined areas and so on, These ha... ...ttitude change precedes behavior change or vice versa is given in James Taylor and Robert Jones (1978). Jagdish Sheth (1978) makes use of the realit...

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...n accord, the road will open to teamwork on other, no less involved problems." As Robert Kagan correctly observes in his essay "Of Paradise and Po... ...and its television factory in Plzen. Its investment of $8 million will enhance the plant's payroll by one tenth to 1900 workers. Siemens - a German... ...recedent: in a daring air operation, Israeli jets pulverized an Iraqi nuclear power plant in Osirak in 1981. Ironically, it is America's aggressiv... ...nologies. Russian firms made inroads into the construction of Chinese hydroelectric plants and railways. The two countries have "plans for the const... ..., (including) the first and second (generating) units at the Tianwan nuclear power plant." China has also signed a contract to buy Russian Tu-204 c... ...works like al-Qaida. In his travelogue, "Eastward to Tartary", published in 2001, Robert Kaplan notes: "Turkey's more friendly position toward Is... ...ended essay - "Of Paradise and Power: America and Europe in the New World Order" - Robert Kagan claims that the political construct of the "West" w... ...ished History of the World" (1971) by Hugh Thomas, "History of the World" by J. M. Roberts (1976), and, more recently, "Millennium" by Felip Fernan... ...g multilateral agreements and institutions with coercion applied as a last resort. Robert Kagan sums the differences in his book: "The United State...

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... you have to use hired manpower for ploughing, hire the machines, pay the planters and harvesters, all that takes so much money that it doesn't pay. ... ...thing ourselves any more, since machines do it. It is very apparent in the planting of rice and harvesting and processing of the rice. Today, they are... ...ant all people to be hard-working. I would also try to find new profitable plant varieties to grow, because the farmer's life today is very hard. Ther... ... also good for the soil. It collects nutrients into the soil, and when you plant rice afterwards, it grows very well. If I had the money, I would buil... ...os - Romanucci-Ross 1975. J. Tomlinson 1991. 83. E.g. Castells 1997. 84. Robertson 1992. 85. Much has been written in sociology about postmodern fu... .... Democracy and National Identity in Thailand. Routledge, London. Cooper, Robert and Nanthapa 1982. Culture Chock! Thailand... and How to Survive it.... ...rs 52. Ithaca. — 1974. Social Change in Commune Baw, Thailand, 1958–1967. Robert J. Smith (ed.), Social Organization and the Applications of Anthrop... ...rity and Aggression. Mankind 14: 4, 308–14. McNamee, Stephen J. – Miller, Robert K., Jr. 2004. The Meritocracy Myth. Rowman Littlefield. McVey, Rut... ...June Helm (ed.), Essays on the Problem of Tribe, 153–169. Seattle. Mole, Robert L. 1973. Thai Values and Behavior Patterns. Charles E. Tuttle Co, To...

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..., which the financial sector exists to serve in principle. In the words of Robert Reich, the former US Labor Secretary, “Before 1980, Wall Street had ... ...stors such as Siemens or Vodafone might do by investing in a manufacturing plant or telecommunications network), but in order to sell them on at a pro... ...in Capital, TPG Capital (formerly Texas Pacific Group) and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. (KKR). Together, these companies manage assets worth hundreds... ... 0 US 9493 3694 3564 279 1918 Grand Total 13584 4305 4915 695 3083 Source: Robert W. Faff, Jerry T. Parwada and Kian Tan, Were Bank Bailouts Effective... ...ional Capital Mobility and the Scope for National Economic Management,” in Robert Boyer and Daniel Drache, State against Markets: The Limits of Global... ...oreigners in which real assets are purchased. These include real estate or plant and equipment assets and involve effort to manage and control. FDI fl... ...Markets, Hedge Funds, and the Perils of Financial Innovation, Wiley, 2008. Robert J Shiller, The Subprime Solution: How Today’s Global Financial Crisi...

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...ght indus- tries, natural gas, mining, petrochemical, electrical, automotive plants (under con- struction), and food processing Crude steel: 842,000 m... ...rn cotton, sugar, manioc, and tobacco; food crops cassava, corn, vegetables, plantains, bananas, and other local foodstuffs; disrup- tions caused by c... ...ing, brewing, tobacco, sugar processing, textiles, cement, food process- ing plants, building construction Electric power: 540,000 kW capacity; 851 mi... ... Government leaders: Sir Ninian STEPHEN, Governor General (since July 1982); Robert HAWKE, Prime Minister (since March 1983) Suffrage: universal and c... ...ber 1984 Political parties and leaders: govern- ment Australian Labor Party (Robert Hawke); opposition Liberal Party (John Howard), National Party (Ia... ...Agriculture: large areas devoted to graz- ing; 60% of area used for crops is planted in wheat; major products wool, lamb, beef, wheat, fruits, sugarca... ...O-AGALEV), loosely orga- nized with no president; Anti-Tax Party (UDRT-RAD), Robert Hendrick, president; Vlaams Blok (VB), Karel Dillen Voting strengt... ...ARENA), Alfredo Cristiani; Salvadoran Authentic Institutional Party (PAISA), Roberto Escobar Garcia; Social Democratic Party (PSD), Mario Rene Roldan;... ...mbly, New Zealand will also legislate for the island Government leaders: Sir Robert R. REX, Premier (since early 1950s); John SPRING- FORD, New Zealan...

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...bed, rocking, sucking, soothing. I lay there in his arms, thinking of the plants below, the glassy window of the water, the fish, coral, ruined citi... ..., and there, on milky horizon, I glimpse the spirit of man, blundering, a plant in his hand, a rope dragging behind him, a dog by his side: what is ... ...editations. Silence and the simoom became part of those devotions. A tiny plant sprouted outside my tent and withstood the heat, cold and winds. It ... ...my companion and incentive, a little calendar in leaves. I found the same plant growing at Qumran, behind the monastery. While I studied there it su... ...ove his whiskers into my face and meow. He loved to be scratched...he was Robert’s pet but when I lay on the floor of the parlor to read he would st... ...appily. It would be pleasant to be in Springfield, but not the same, with Robert away at school. But, I would stretch my legs onto a foot- stool and ... ...e sleeve of care, the worn sleeve. Today we buried our Willie. Mary and Robert and Tad and I stood side by side at the grave. It was like burying... ...inst brother. I return to Mary’s bedroom. I offer coffee. She declines. Robert came and knelt by her. He will go back to Harvard next week. Tad lay... ...Philadelphia, in her attempts to refurbish the White Rouse. If she visits Robert at Harvard, that too is criticized. Her letters to relatives are so...

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...ant as land and water - are not subject to scarcity, as work done by Nobel laureate Robert Solow and, more importantly, by Paul Romer, an economist ... ...is limited - as is their life span. The quantities of raw materials, machinery and plant are constrained. Contrary to classic economic teaching, hu... ...e initial expenditures and investments in research and development, machine tools, plant, and branding. To sum, though financial and human resourc... ...the heart of the undecided debate between technical and fundamental analysts. As Robert Shiller has demonstrated in his tomes "Market Volatility"... ...are to - usually temporary - market power. Influential antitrust thinkers, such as Robert Bork, recommended to revise the law to focus solely on co... ...y. They involve huge sunk and fixed costs - mainly in research and development and plant. But the marginal cost of each and every manufactured uni... ...s to consist of keenly observing what people miss most when they work and play. Robert Morris, an Amazon reviewer, sums up IDEO's creative proce... ... the very tools that facilitate further innovation. The eminent American economist Robert Merton - quoted in Sigma 3/2001 - described in the Winter... ...mber the story of the agricultural technologist Richard Jefferson who helps "local plant breeders and growers develop the foods they think best ......

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...ial- temporal), rather than fright (intrinsic). The repertoire of static organisms (plants, for instance) is rather more limited. Their ability to a... ...lied to the inanimate while empathy is applied to the living (animals, humans, even plants). But this is a difference in human preferences - not in ... ...ems to consist of keenly observing what people miss most when they work and play. Robert Morris, an Amazon reviewer, sums up IDEO's creative proce... ... the very tools that facilitate further innovation. The eminent American economist Robert Merton - quoted in Sigma 3/2001 - described in the Winter... ...and Innovation". It summarizes the orthodoxy, first formulated by Nobel prizewinner Robert Solow from MIT almost five decades ago: "A substantial p... ...ber the story of the agricultural technologist Richard Jefferson who helps "local plant breeders and growers develop the foods they think best ...... ...a particular distribution pattern, whether as a starting point, or as an outcome. Robert Nozick "Entitlement Theory" proposed in 1974 is based on ... ...on technology, innovative inventory control methods, automatization, robotization, plant modernization, telecommunications (which facilitates more ... ...enerations can have them later is like asking the poor to make gifts to the rich." Roberto Calvo Macias, a Spanish author and thinker, once wrote t...

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...ial- temporal), rather than fright (intrinsic). The repertoire of static organisms (plants, for instance) is rather more limited. Their ability to a... ...lied to the inanimate while empathy is applied to the living (animals, humans, even plants). But this is a difference in human preferences - not in ... ...ems to consist of keenly observing what people miss most when they work and play. Robert Morris, an Amazon reviewer, sums up IDEO's creative proce... ... the very tools that facilitate further innovation. The eminent American economist Robert Merton - quoted in Sigma 3/2001 - described in the Winter... ...and Innovation". It summarizes the orthodoxy, first formulated by Nobel prizewinner Robert Solow from MIT almost five decades ago: "A substantial p... ...ber the story of the agricultural technologist Richard Jefferson who helps "local plant breeders and growers develop the foods they think best ...... ...a particular distribution pattern, whether as a starting point, or as an outcome. Robert Nozick "Entitlement Theory" proposed in 1974 is based on ... ...on technology, innovative inventory control methods, automatization, robotization, plant modernization, telecommunications (which facilitates more ... ...enerations can have them later is like asking the poor to make gifts to the rich." Roberto Calvo Macias, a Spanish author and thinker, once wrote t...

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...wander under bridges with this strong spring air and to walk among all these plants ant trees. This Mother Nature is so funny and she does all this ... ...ino asked her wiping his nose and losing his dizzy look in the bushes, among plants. “You are handsome”, whispered Monsera Banosera watching him la... ...ă de exemplu, Klee, el este avangarda din punctul meu de vedere, cubist este Robert Delaunay, mai profund decât Picasso. Absurdul în literatur ă re... ... in France jumped in the Seine. We, too, here, were quite insane. Being a plant, My stem says be leaf. Being a person my mind says belief. Being... ... | | CAPER PRATE PLATE PETAL PLANE SLANT LANES SALON TALON PLANT STAND DARTS RATES REACT CRATE WORTH WRATH WATCH CHEAT TE...

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...ny-valued logic> from "The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy", general editor Robert Audi, 1995, p. 461: "propositions may take many values beyond s... ... multisensor image segmentation, autonomous navigation, safety control in large plants, map construction and maintenance, just to mention a few). 3.1 ... ...other growth, and something growing as the outcome of dying of another. When plant is dying, it yields seeds to another growth that adapts more to ... ...rth, the growing, prosperity, decrepitude and vanish, just as the existence of plants in the sequence of spring, summer, autumn and winter. More iss... ...ence Looking around the Internet to identify work on values led me to discover Robert Hartman and his Science of Axiology. Study of this neglected a... ...ukee. URL: http://www.cs.uwm.edu/public/vu/papers/qdtsurvey.htm [13] Hartman, Robert. (1973). Axiology as a Science. The Journal of Human Relations,...