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...e and somewhat obscure characters (think Captain Beefheart and Larry “WildMan” Fischer),but some of them, such as psychedelic rocker cum shock-rocker Alice Cooper, will go on to superstardom. Zappa, along with certain members of his sizable entourage (the ‘Log Cabin’ was run as an early commune, with numerous hangers-on occupying various rooms in the main house and the ...

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... the boundaries of the work long after the original author is dead. In 2001, Alice Randall published The Wind Done Gone. As its ti- tle might indicate... ...ion of the book. At first they were successful. 36 As Yochai Benkler puts it, Alice Randall, an African American woman, was ordered by a government offi... ...ch other and for sharing, now given new strength by the geographic reach and cooperative techniques the Internet provides? “With love alone, you can p... .... 7. Letter to McPherson, 328. 8. Letter from Thomas Jefferson to Dr. Thomas Cooper (February 10, 1814), in Thomas Jefferson, Writings, ed. Merrill D.... ...14&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND. 37. Yochai Benkler, “Through the Looking Glass: Alice and Constitutional Foundations of the Public Domain,” Law and Conte... ...66n10; on open- ness, 192, 233; on peer-to-peer cultural production, 194; on Alice Randall, 27. Berners-Lee, Tim, 232. Bessen, James, 6, 252n3, 285, 2... ... 267n17. Rai, Arti K., vii, x, 161, 174, 175, 249n2, 285n3, 285n13. Randall, Alice, 27, 95. See also SunTrust Bank. Randle, Damien. See The Legendary ...

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... I find great pleasure in his work. Really beautiful and distinguished.” ALICE S. MORRIS in Harper’s Bazaar: “He tells a haunting and beautiful sto... ...place of the squirrels. We often saw fox and deer. I might read Fennimore Cooper to him as we rode along. “...Papa, look at those pigeons...a whole ...

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...t is not fair that this attention should be one-sided: the students should cooperate with the Committee on Grounds in their efforts to maintain well- ... ...with an accompanying photograph of the '74 crew is presented by William S. Cooper '84. Managers M. Brown, Hoyne, and Himuan re- view the respective ac... ...l, N. Y., to Herbert Helbig. '06—The engagement has been announced of Miss Alice Tichnor Clienery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Winthrop L. Chenery of Bel... ...he college. The authorities, on the other hand, have professed a scheme of cooperation, and this latter policy we freely admit has been well executed,... ... such is the process, we find it difficult to reconcile with any scheme of cooperation, and hence feel that a vigorous protest should be forthcoming. ... ... Taylor '96, Van Loon '96, Barrell '97, Keep ex-*97. Cole '98, NiohoU '99, Cooper, Hebard, Humphrey, Squires, Swift '00, Potter, Smith '01, Ransom ex-... ... D. Norton, Bennington, Vt. ; Miss Mary Quaokenbush, Hew York city. : Miss Alice C. Radway. New Y^ork city, Miss Lillian M. Rice, Boston, Mass. ; Miss...

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...The Last of the Mohicans A Narrative of 1757 by James Fenimore Cooper A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication The Last of the... ...blication The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757 by James Fenimore Cooper is a publication of the Pennsylvania State University. This Portabl... ...n any way. The Last of the Mohicans: A Narrative of 1757 by James Fenimore Cooper, the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Classics Series, Jim ... ...nia State University is an equal opportunity university. 3 James Fenimore Cooper The Last of the Mohicans A Narrative of 1757 by James Fenimore Coope... ..., or you would not trust yourself so freely to his keeping?” “Say, rather, Alice, that I would not trust you. I do know him, or he would not have my c... ... of our safety?” “Being little accustomed to the practices of the savages, Alice, you mistake the place of real danger,” said Heyward. “If en- emies h... ...anners are not our manners, and that his skin is dark?” coldly asked Cora. Alice hesitated no longer; but giving her Narrangansett* a smart cut of the... ...xed, and his lips curled into a slight smile, as he regarded the stranger. Alice made no very powerful effort to control her merriment; and even the d... ...dy.” “The man is, most manifestly, a disciple of Apollo,” cried the amused Alice, “and I take him under my own especial protec- tion. Nay, throw aside...

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...al times when their husbands were in prison, and had been much struck with Alice, Ambrose’s wife, who held up most bravely; though Dorothy, poor thing... ... folk never would talk of home—my father did not like it, you see—and Aunt Alice had moved off to New Zealand, so that we could not go and talk about ... ...er, and making things look well with the family, and, after a year or two, Alice, deceived by the man’s air and manners, and hoping to secure educatio... ...kes. I seem to remember it now, and I’ve often heard my mother and my Aunt Alice tell of it. It was at the first place where we were in New South Wale... ...ificate of baptism by a colonial clergy- man of Harold, son of Ambrose and Alice Alison, while Eustace was entered in the Northchester register, havin... ...riminals, the night before their ex- ecution, are apt to send for Fenimore Cooper’s novels, it seemed to reveal Dora’s state of mind. After two or thr...

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... to the linendraper his father—they all re- membered the shop, Perkins and Cooper, in St. Catherine’s Street—and said he hoped Tom would remain with t... ... would remain with them till he went to Oxford. The school was Perkins and Cooper’s best cus- tomer , and Mr. Perkins was only too glad to give the re... ...ith greater satisfaction that they welcomed his success, since Perkins and Cooper had fallen upon evil days: Cooper drank like a fish, and just before... ...get that he was the son of a bank- rupt linendraper, and the alcoholism of Cooper seemed to increase the disgrace. It was under- stood that the Dean h... ...the end.” One day , when Philip had been at the shop for five months, Miss Alice Antonia, the well-known serio-comic, came in and asked to see Mr. Sam... ...ter with Mrs. Hodges. “She’s a caution and no mistake,” said Mrs. Hodges. “Alice, where art thou?” remarked the buyer , irritably, and thought he had ...

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... you hired him. But if you want to know anything of the former family, Old Alice is the best authority.” “And what should I have to do with them, pray... ...“Pshaw, child!” replied her father, yet immediately added: “And who is Old Alice? I think you know all the old women in the country.” “To be sure I do... ... could I help the old creatures when they are in hard times? And as to Old Alice, she is the very empress of old women and queen of gossips, so far as... ...ht be a countess from her language and behaviour. Come, you must go to see Alice; we are not a quarter of a mile from her cottage.” “All this, my dear... ...mselves or any one else!” “Indeed,” replied Lucy, “I am certain you do Old Alice in- justice. She has nothing mercenary about her, and would not accep... ...were only undecided as to the mode of grounding their opposition, when the cooper, a very important person on a fishing-station, and one of the conscr... ...im- mered against a parcel of old tubs, kegs, and barrels, piled up in the cooper’s yard, on the other side of the way. “If you, Mr. Lockhard,” said t... ...efore, and turning at once upon his heel, Caleb walked hastily back to the cooper’s house, lifted the latch withotu ceremony, and, in a moment, found ... ...he sad menage at the Castle of Wolf’s Crag, a bickering fire roared up the cooper’s chimney. His wife, on the one side, in her pearlings and pudding-...

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...rom his high seat into a dungeon. Then comes Sir William Phipps, shepherd, cooper, sea-captain, and gover- nor—may many of his countrymen rise as high... ...of Castle William; the other, who sat on a low stool beside his chair, was Alice Vane, his favorite niece. She was clad entirely in white, a pale, eth... ...is usual custom (for he was as attentive to all the humors and caprices of Alice as if she had been his own best-beloved child), did not immediately r... ...r of the Province House. “Some of these fables are really awful,” observed Alice Vane, who had occasionally shuddered, as well as smiled, while her 1... ...s dark picture to its pristine hues?” “Such arts are known in Italy,” said Alice. The Lieutenant-Governor had roused himself from his ab- stracted moo... ...n its tones when he undertook the explanation of the mystery. “I am sorry, Alice, to destroy your faith in the legends of which you are so fond,” rema...

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...red. “Not half a bad job for two men, is it?” “One-and a half. Gad, what a Cooper’s Hill cub I was when I came on the works!” Hitchcock felt very old ... ...swer, “without lookin’ after your back-numbers. Guess it’s something Peter Cooper left over when he died.” 007 quivered; his steam was getting up, bu... ...is tongue. Even a hand-car knows what sort of locomotive it was that Peter Cooper experimented upon in the far-away Thirties. It carried its coal and ... ...her hair combed off her forehead exactly like the girl in the book called “Alice in Wonderland, “which had been given him on his last birthday. The li... ...hould find her waiting for him, her hair combed off her forehead more like Alice in Wonderland than ever, and the races and adven- tures began. Ten ye...

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...f Member Steven M. Dunne Deputy General Counsel Thomas R. Eldridge Counsel Alice Falk Editor John J. Farmer, Jr. Senior Counsel & Team Leader Alvin S.... ...a, Libya, Tunisia, Morocco, Somalia, and Eritrea.Al Qaeda also established cooperative but less formal relationships with other extremist groups from ... ...Sunni-Shia divisions did not necessarily pose an insurmountable barrier to cooperation in terrorist opera- tions.As will be described in chapter 7, al... ... ensuing years. 52 Bin Ladin was also willing to explore possibilities for cooperation with Iraq, even though Iraq’s dictator, Saddam Hussein, had nev... ...slamic law, perhaps could bring order in chaotic Afghanistan and make it a cooperative ally.They thus might give Pakistan greater security on one of t... ... Bin Ladin sent out a number of feelers to the Iraqi regime, offering some cooperation. None are reported to have received a significant response.Acco... ... report (classified version), pp. 329–331; Joint Inquiry interview of Mike,Alice, Larry, John, T erry,Aug. 12, 2002. 109. CIA cable, Key UBL personali...