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...es referred to as “My Jesus Is All the World to Me.” Musically, soul denotes styles performed by and for black audiences according to past musical pra... ...1 ___ 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page 128 also defined by performance styles and characteristic sounds: the warm guitar that came out of the va... ...poorly miked) drums of ’80s punk, or the tinny piano of honky-tonk. Finally, styles are often built around “standards”—classic songs of the genre to w... ...ans “borrowed” from soul to make “blue-eyed soul,” when Elvis took songs and styles from rhythm and blues and turned them into rockabilly, a process o... ...lues and turned them into rockabilly, a process of racial cleansing went on. Styles were adapted but were cleansed of those elements thought inappropr... ...gth movie called T each by Oscar-winning director Davis Guggenheim; and free architectural drawings that can be used to build low- cost housing. At th...

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...at else do you grow, apart from rice? Here is a picture of three different styles of house. Which do you think is the best? In this next picture, ther... ...rn Western-style single family houses began in Lampang City. The new house styles were gleaned from construction magazines, and professional house des... ...ecting international models. However, Thailand lacked knowledge of Western architectural history and styles. Builders of new houses copied different s... ...s. However, Thailand lacked knowledge of Western architectural history and styles. Builders of new houses copied different styles and combined them wi... ...l Structures. Journal of Peasant Studies III, 3, 267–98. — 1981 (1978). Architectural and Political Space in Thailand. G. B. Milner, Natural Symbol...

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...by creating a more imbalanced condition of human existence and sedentary life styles. Once the new technology of agriculture was in place, new for... ...ngle with steam engines, internal combustion engines and jet engines. Modern architectural firms have their offices inside ancient stone buildings. ... ... you to know that the speck of dust came from a huge monolithic one-of-a-kind architectural monstrosity… and that there existed millions of other ho... ... different eras, by different entertainers, in different ways with, different styles, in different costumes, with different inflections, and differen... ...l of these tribes, whether they were squatters, or traveling nomads: had life-styles of over-intensive tool- use. But 10,000 years ago; with the adv... ...nto the world. The over-arching coveting of land: which created over-arching architectural symptoms of bird- culture called bridges. The over-archi... ...illions years: when it should have and could have disappeared from human life-styles. This traditional ritual of not only killing and destroying t...

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...floor above some newly enriched empirics on the lower floors. A mixture of styles is confusedly employed. As there is no longer a real court or nobili... ...- rable suite of reception rooms. An English philanthropist had built this architectural bijou, designed the garden, added the greenhouse, polished th...

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...ous operations of the mind. In all his Modes, and habilatory endeavors, an Architectural Idea will be found lurking; his Body and the Cloth are the si... ... world an Ag- glomeration of four limbs,—will depend on the nature of such Architectural Idea: whether Grecian, Gothic, Later Gothic, or altogether Mo... ...is not your very Attention a Stretching-to? The difference lies here: some styles are lean, adust, wiry, the muscle itself seems osseous; some are eve... ...bs: of which 67 Thomas Carlyle fashion how little could I then divine the architectural, how much less the moral significance!” More graceful is the ... ...Philosopher from the very threshold of his Science; nothing even of those “architectural ideas,” which, as we have seen, lurk at the bottom of all Mod...

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...Idea of the World, that which lies at the bottom of Appearance,” as Fichte styles it; of which all Appearance, from the starry sky to the grass of the... ...ough, there is music everywhere. A true inward symmetry, what one calls an architectural harmony, reigns in it, proportionates it all: architectural; ... ...limest, of the soul of Chris- tianity. It expresses, as in huge world-wide architectural em- blems, how the Christian Dante felt Good and Evil to be t... ...raseology, tumid or not, has always something within it. So many beautiful styles and books, with nothing in them;—a man is a malefac- tor to the worl... ...d, it may be called the best of all Dictionaries. There is in it a kind of architectural nobleness; it stands there like a great solid square-built ed...

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...d sandstone, had pillars, and a carved roof, and other tokens of a regular architectural design. Nev- ertheless, considered as a church, it was exceed... ... which we see represented by the old masters so often, and in such various styles. Here, too, beginning with a passionate and fiery conception of the ... ...other skies. It gleamed over the front of the opposite palace, showing the architectural ornaments of its cornice and pillared portal, as well as the ... ...ear; but vastly the greater number are piled up indistinguishably into the architectural design, like the many deaths that make up the one glory of a ...

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...tly has got taken on by the firm of Eccles and Co., who do a great deal of architectural decoration. The boy is doing very well, but there have been g... ...y you would like it well enough! Always at me to slave for him with stupid architectural drawings and stuff, as if I was only a sort of clerk or fag! ... ...?” “Of course it does,” said Geraldine. “Think how many fashions, how many styles, how many ways of thinking, have passed away, even in our own time.”...

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...em, he tells us that it is a Grecian palace as to amplitude, symmetry, and architectural skill: but being in the English language, it is to be regarde... ... have an idea of the Athenian theatre. 7 Next, out of that grandeur in the architectural proportions arose, as by necessity, other grandeurs. You are ... ...ecially mitigated for that particular part of the theatre; just as various architectural devices were employed to swell the volume of sound. Finally. ... ...f with Socrates (in which he naturally gives the preference to himself) he styles ‘The Harp,’ &c., ‘this unparalleled work of human energy.’ At p. 315...

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...d sandstone, had pillars, and a carved roof, and other tokens of a regular architectural design. Nev- ertheless, considered as a church, it was exceed... ... which we see represented by the old masters so often, and in such various styles. Here, too, beginning with a passionate and fiery conception of the ... ...other skies. It gleamed over the front of the opposite palace, showing the architectural ornaments of its cornice and pillared portal, as well as the ... ...ear; but vastly the greater number are piled up indistinguishably into the architectural design, like the many deaths that make up the one glory of a ... ...of the week, though not so lively as to overcome the gray solemnity of the architectural portion of the scene. In the shadow of the ca- thedral and ot... ...uch suitable adornments, and were rendered majestically beautiful by grand architectural designs. This antique splendor has long since been stolen fro...

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...onomic drawbacks which were as- sociated, in their tradition, with unusual architectural felicities. “I should never believe I was living in an old ho... ...h an opinion was like that of an obliging salesman with a variety of other styles to submit if his first selection does not suit. “W as it meant to be...

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...icles of the months before. The Budget itself, could not have paid for his architectural schemes. He wanted everything he saw, but abandoned each thin... ...ylvie herself. Buffon says the style is the man, and certainly salons have styles of their own.” From this sketch everybody can see the sort of house ...

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... can roust out something wonderful to tell. Which is not the style of Robert Styles, by as much as three fathom—maybe quar ter less.” [My! Was this ... ...Styles, by as much as three fathom—maybe quar ter less.” [My! Was this Rob Styles?—This mustached and stately figure?—A slim enough cub, in my time.... ... in this otherwise honorable place; but it is much more pathetic to see this architectural falsehood un dergoing restoration and perpetuation in our ... ...ange will be a stately and beautiful building; massive, substantial, full of architectural graces; no shams or false pretenses or uglinesses about it ... ...emblance to houses—sometimes to temples; are built of marble, generally; are architecturally graceful and shapely; they face the walks and driveways o... ...ted streets, and with blocks of buildings which are stately enough, and also architecturally fine enough, to com mand respect in any city. It is a ch...

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...tensive prospect lay stretched out before the windows of his house. Of his architectural doings, nothing was clearly known, except that he had never d... ...rtunity which now offers, for uniting the advantages of the best practical architectural education with the comforts of a home, and the constant assoc... ...iece of India rubber, and a case of instruments; all put ready, in case an architectural idea should come into Mr Pecksniff’s head in the night; in wh... ...ad. CHAPTER SIX COMPRISES, AMONG OTHER IMPORTANT MATTERS, PECKSNIFFIAN AND ARCHITECTURAL, AND EXACT RELATION OF THE PROGRESS MADE BY MR PINCH IN THE C... ...n he had delivered it, Mr Pecksniff rose and led the way to that hotbed of architectural genius, the two-pair front. ‘Let me see,’ he said, searching ... ... in such a case, that we do the thing pleasantly and in a great variety of styles, and are generally consid- ered to make it as agreeable as possible ... ...sely as I may give it any day to Jack Noakes or 408 Martin Chuzzlewit Tom Styles. Then why do I say our chairman? Simply because I hear the phrase co...

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... that the shape of her hat, foreign no doubt, did not belong to any of the styles called Greek, which ruled the Parisian fashions of the period. Coren... ...s 152 The Chouans narrow footways. Here and there the rocks push out like architectural adornments. Streamlets issue from the fissures, where the roo...

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...spect that to-day “The Portrait” wears for me: a structure reared with an “architectural” competence, as Turgenieff would have said, that makes it, to... ...ed in a cotton-mill and had man- ners in the most splendid of the American styles. Ralph had two theories about this intervenes. Either his pas- sion ... ... you saw them from the piazza, were, in their noble proportions, extremely architectural; but their func- tion seemed less to offer communication with... ...eaning, and for the most part their horror, rose before her with a kind of architectural vastness. She re- membered a thousand trifles; they started t...

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...gate of Avonne, the gate of Blangy, and the gate of the Avenue, showed the styles of the different periods at which they were constructed so admirably... ...r on this magnificent estate. Montcornet’ s savings were soon spent on the architectural work and the exquisite new furniture sent from Paris. Les Aig...

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...lent firm of bathroom-fixture jobbers. His was a comfortable house with no architectural manners what- ever; a large wooden box with a squat tower, a ... ...ability by adventuring. Now, as he cal- culated the cost of repapering the Styles house, he was restless again, discontented about nothing and every- ...

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...f the ways of modern love-making, of the scruples in vogue and the various styles of conversation invented since 1830, which led to the poor weak woma... ...nd. Grindot, fettered by a contract, had found it impossible to embody his architectural dream. The difference between Josepha’s house and that in the...

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...itect, or each burgher, has endeavored to solve for himself the problem of styles of building. The bridge at Arcis is of wood. About four hundred feet... ...have the honor to present to you.” This “card” was a charming sketch of an architectural de- sign placed in a landscape. Beneath it was written “Plan ...

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...rested in a cotton mill and had manners in the most splendid of the American styles. Ralph had two theories about this intervener. Either his passion ... ...as you saw them from the piazza, were, in their noble proportions, extremely architectural; but their function seemed less to offer communication with... ... meaning, and for the most part their horror, rose before her with a kind of architectural vastness. She remembered a thousand trifles; they started to...

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...ly consistent with the ignorance of so many of the prin- cipal branches of architectural knowledge. I have always thought, that one of the most curiou... ...tate to intro- duce, without rule or method, ornaments proper to different styles and to different periods of the art. Those whose exten- sive researc...

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...rious operations of the mind. In all his Modes, and habilatory endeavors, an Architectural Idea will be found lurking; his Body and the Cloth are the ... ... the world an Agglomeration of four limbs,—will depend on the nature of such Architectural Idea: whether Grecian, Gothic, Later Gothic, or altogether ... ...: is not your very Attention a Stretching to? The difference lies here: some styles are lean, adust, wiry, the muscle itself seems osseous; some are e... ...re body with four limbs: of which fashion how little could I then divine the architectural, how much less the moral significance!” More graceful is the... ...s Philosopher from the very threshold of his Science; nothing even of those “architectural ideas,” which, as we have seen, lurk at the bottom of all M...

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...well instead of meaning. 53 V olume Four This is the best of all possible styles where the writer is in too great a hurry to think. “The tone metaphy... ...inisterial power, or purchasing increase of nobility, or devising gorgeous architectural piles; or collect- ing large specimens of Virtu; or playing t... ...o have well treated this theme. “There are, properly,” he writes, “but two styles of land- scape-gardening, the natural and the artificial. One seeks ... ...ferent tastes to gratify. It has a certain general relation to the various styles of building. There are the stately avenues and retirements of V ersa...

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...rspicuity, in short its commonness; and yet it is the most uncommon of all styles: we feel as if every one might imitate it, and yet it is inimitable.... ...lose the projecting space in the second story, caring little for out- ward architectural appearance, and anxious only for the good 38 Autobiography a... ...y help- ing me on in this branch of study. I was thus enabled to finish my architectural sketches more accurately than heretofore, and to profit more ...

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...n to it indicated that it had a garden. Its dark front presented no marked architectural character, and in the flickering light of a street lamp it lo... ...ompeiian style (more Louis XV rather—that Villa was like a Salade Russe of styles) and introduced me into a big, light room full of very modern furnit...

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... been once covered in, screened and decorated 54 Bride of Lammermoor with architectural ornaments of a Gothic character. But now the vault which had ... ... by different means of conveyance, and certainly couched in very different styles. Lady Ashton answered his leetter by his own messenger, who was not ...

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...e can walk in a road cut through pine woods, without being struck with the architectural appearance of the grove, especially in winter, when the barre... ...op. For Nature, who abhors mannerism, has set her heart on breaking up all styles and tricks, and it is so much easier to do what one has done before ...

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...mself nearly as he would have done to a fellow-student, for he had not two styles of talking at command: it is true that when he used a Greek or 21 G... ...confession.) “Art is an old language with a great many artificial affected styles, and sometimes the chief pleasure one gets out of knowing them is th... ...nopied thrones with the simple country as a background, and of saints with architectural models in their hands, or knives accidentally wedged in their... ...er’s; and she imagined the drawing-room in her favorite house with various styles of furniture. Certainly her thoughts were much occupied with Lydgate...