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...tion Made my infant years priceless. In your beautiful eyes I first saw the big yellow sun Rising mightily over the scattered cotton fields. My... ...wn and recited in a gentle voice: Smile sweet lady Smile for me And let your eloquent full lips part Let them part So your cotton white teeth c... ... an aggressive looking gentleman who’s out to impress the lady he’s with. “It’s been a long ride and I’m very tired. Give me a gin and tonic and gi...

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...s Nash sedan. Belva was involved with him. Her statement to the police read thus: "gin and guns-either one is bad enough but together they get you... ...ss than one quarter of southern families owned slaves in 1861. Slave-based, mainly cotton raising, enterprises, were so profitable that slave price... ...es - as well as land - out of the reach of everyone but the wealthiest citizens. Cotton represented three fifths of all United States exports in ... ...which, together with coins, constitute "money" or "tender") are made of a blend of cotton and linen. Throughout history, numerous objects served as...

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...mount for fresh herbs) and largely xxvi cover them with alcohol such as Gin, Vodka, or Kirsch. This alcohol ensures the complete extraction... ... and 3 Cloves of Garlic sliced 1 Tbsp. of grated Ginger Fruit alcohol, Kirsch, Gin, or Vodka Put the herbs and spices in a glass jar and cover th... ...y 1 Tbsp. each of Hyssop and Nettle 3 Cloves of Garlic Fruit alcohol, Kirsch, Gin, or Vodka Put the herbs in a large jar and cover them largely ... ...as soon as possible... 10 Crushed Cloves ½ Cup of fruit alcohol, Kirsch, Gin, or Vodka Or ½ Cup of Olive oil Pour the alcohol or oil over ... ...bsp. of Lavender 2 Tbsp. of Violet 2 Tbsp. of Valerian Fruit alcohol, Kirsch, Gin, or Vodka. Put the fresh herbs and flowers in a glass jar and ... ...out the wonderful property of plantain in olive oil. A few drops of oil onto a cotton ball is all you need to relieve a bad earache. Of course, if ...

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...coal, chro- mium Agriculture: corn, wheat, potatoes, to- bacco, sugar beets, cotton Major industries: agricultural products and processing, textiles a... ...feldspar, gold, bauxite, uranium Agriculture: cash crops coffee, sisal, corn cotton, sugar, manioc, and tobacco; food crops cassava, corn, vegetables,... ...86 est.) oil, coffee, diamonds, sisal, fish and fish prod- ucts, timber, and cotton Imports: $1.4 billion (f.o.b., 1986 est.); capital equipment (mach... ...apita; inflation rate 4.0% (1985) Natural resources: negligible Agriculture: cotton (main crop), sugar, livestock Major industries: tourism 15.2%, con... ... dependent on monsoon rain- fall; main crops are jute, tea, and rice; grain, cotton, and oilseed shortages Fishing: production 751,000 metric tons (19...

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...he more common of which are glassware, artificial flowers, candy boxes and cotton goods. There- fore, the consumer who makes no effort to suppress thi... ...ON CLASP IIESFLATTOTHEIEG-NEVER SLIPS,TEARS NOR UNFASTENS lo p.ir, SllkMc. Cotton 2Sc. lalirdonreceipt o( price. aSO.FBOST00.,lIUwi BMtoo.HMi., V. 8.A... ...ASP LIES FLATTO THE LEG—NEVER SLIPS. TEARS NORUNFASTENS . Ippair, Sl%.Wr., Cotton 2flc. Alailodon receipt of price. GEO.FBOST CO.,Makeri BoitcD,Maai.,... ...ON CLASP UESFUTTOTHEIEG-NEVER SLIPS,TEARSHOR UNFASTENS !e pair, Silk/Ktr., Cotton 2.1c. MalU'don receipt of price. IEO.rSOBTCO.,IIaken Boston,MsiB..T7... ...ON CLASP MESFUTTO THE LEG-NEVER SUPS.TEARS NOR UNFASTENS . lepslr.SllVaOc. Cotton 25c. AUlk'donrecvi|]| ofprice. OEO.TBOBTCO.,lCsksTt BoitOD,UaM.,V.S.... ...8, will be used for the laboratory ex- ercises in Physics 4 which will be- gin next week. Instruments for the study of dynamics and statics have been ... ...ing columns of the "Purple Cow",but only one fatality was reported—an ale (gin- ger) bottle fell from the balcony and broke its neck. The evening was ...

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... thinks so. She said he phoned her with a cock-and-bull story about giving her the Cotton Street house. He was going to sign the deed in front of h... ...ould never consider Hannah gentry. “Where’s Hannah now?” “I just left her at Cotton Street. I’m going to get my daughter. Maggie’s at Louell... ... made up her mind to learn what the hell happened and why. “Give me time to get to Cotton Street before you call the sheriff.” “I’m not calling u... ...eared inside the barred door. Gerrie Ferris 12 Chapter Two Driving to Cotton Street, to the cottage where Hannah Tower had lived on and... ... mama, Miss Sister, lived on in a world that only Miss Sister understood. Cotton Street was a quiet, narrow street overhung with hundred-ye... ...d in anxious hands. Brewster came in with three ready-made cocktails on a tray — a gin and tonic for Johnnie, Glenfiddich for her, Canadian and Coca...

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... Rich­ ard calmed. The teepee darkened and Richard could see Seattle's eyes be­ gin to brighten into a golden glow. He focused a laser like-beam tha... ...g air. Brent looked around. A grey fog hung in misty clumps scattered like huge cotton balls throughout the forest. A sense of mystery pervaded ever...

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...me feel our bad luck couldn’t last. He would roar against it. He might be- gin the bleakest day with a song. “Hungry—let’s go beg! “Thirsty—let’s fi... ...s and textures. Something brushed my cheek, a winged bull in gold on blue cotton... I saw an imperial snake in green on white silk, a mighty roc in ... ...each one for her special qualities. Each had a place in my heart, gold on cotton, green on white...the sea was at each meeting and at each good-bye....

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...me feel our bad luck couldn’t last. He would roar against it. He might be- gin the bleakest day with a song. “Hungry—let’s go beg! “Thirsty—let’s fi... ...s and textures. Something brushed my cheek, a winged bull in gold on blue cotton... I saw an imperial snake in green on white silk, a mighty roc in ... ...each one for her special qualities. Each had a place in my heart, gold on cotton, green on white...the sea was at each meeting and at each good-bye.... ...quit when he wants to, and wish it might prevail every- where. In mill and cottonfield there has to be a leveling, hours, pay, conditions. We have to... .... My driver is a stalwart from Rhode Island; he says he used to work in a cotton mill; now, he looks forward to a job in a warmer climate. We talk a... ... de cole, cole ground.” Memories. I see the newspaper heading: 5,000 COTTON BALES BURNED. Baton Rouge, last week bales were piled in the Comm...

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...t be done in the open, and one must be either naked or clothed in a single cotton garment. Beginners may sit on a straw mat… More advanced disciples s... ...s. One statement is of special interest in explaining the role of the Vir- gin Mary in the Catholic Churches: when the children asked at the request o...

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...o put on the Gray. “No.” Cully shook his head and took another swig of the gin he was nursing. “But not all of them served as lieutenant colonels ... ...g about. I am doing my job that is all.” Gertie snatched a scrap of white cotton from her sewing basket and handed it to Morgan for her cheek. “I...

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...ed corporate plantations, industrial farming, and industrial slavery. So did Cotton. Once expensive cotton garments and sheets became so much in d... ...garments and sheets became so much in demand: that it fueled the explosion of cotton mills, cotton presses, cotton factories, sweat shops and factor... ...r. And she is demeaned down to a lower status. Force a sharecropper to pick cotton by hand instead of with a huge machine combine. And they become... ...ve to destroy their bodies with the backbreaking menial stoop labor of picking cotton with only their hands. So what’s the difference between a ... ...lization was invented. In medieval Europe and England: they were fed rum and gin while squalling in their cribs before they could even say the words... ... them lazy; as a racial stereotype. A race forced to work in cane fields and cotton fields doing back breaking manual labor… being called lazy… by ...

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.......................................................................................................................................... 113 A DEAL IN COTTON .................................................................................................................................................... 114 THE NEW KNIGHTHOOD .................................................

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............................................................... 113 A DEAL IN COTTON ....................................................................... ...a window, and shaded her eyes with her hand. “Oh, this room’s half-full of cotton- bales—wool, I suppose! But I can see a bit of the mantel- piece. Ge... ...place is a scan- dal. Lady Conant is quite right. George, when did you be- gin to fall in love with the house? In the greenroom that first day? I did.... ... scrap-wax be- cause it made their jaws ache, and were clamouring for vir- gin stuff. “Anything to finish the job!” said the badgered Guards. “Hang up... ... hum of the turbines and the boom of the air on our skin is no more than a cotton-wool wrapping to the universal stillness. And we are running an eigh... ...at once. “Rubber -nuts -gums -and so on,” he said. “But our real future is cotton. I grew fifty acres of it last year in my Dis- trict.” “My District!... ...as as good as any Sea Island cot- ton on the market.” “But what made you a cotton-planter, my son?” she asked. “My Chief said every man ought to have ...

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Excerpt: Essays of Michel De Montaigne, Book the First, translated by Charles Cotton, Ed. William Carew Hazilitt.

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...ESSAYS OF MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE T ranslated by Charles Cotton Edited by William Carew Hazilitt 1877 1877 1877 1877 1877 ESSAYS OF ... ...7 1877 ESSAYS OF MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE Book the First T ranslated by Charles Cotton Edited by William Carew Hazilitt 1877 1877 1877 1877 1877 A P A P A ... ... ublication Essays of Michel De Montaigne, Book the First, trans. Charles Cotton, Ed. William Carew Hazilitt is a publication of the Pennsylvania Sta... ... in any way. Essays of Michel De Montaigne, Book the First, trans. Charles Cotton, Ed. William Carew Hazilitt, the Pennsylvania State University, Elec... ...ssays: Book the First ESSAYS OF MICHEL DE MONTAIGNE T ranslated by Charles Cotton Edited by William Carew Hazilitt 1877 1877 1877 1877 1877 PREF PREF ... ... having sent before a good strong party of his archers and slingers to be- gin the skirmish, and these being routed and hotly pursued by the enemy, wh...

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... too big for the chambers they inhabited; the warriors were in ging- hams, cottons, and tinsel; the officers had huge epaulets of sham silver lace dro... ...fectly gentlemanlike and respectful, and whose clothes, though of a common cotton stuff, were cut and worn with a military neatness and precision. All... ...orse Marine,” where the people of our nation are drinking British beer and gin, you hear choruses of “Garryowen” or “The Lass I left behind me;” while... ...art Span- iards with cigar and mantles are smugglers, and run tobaccos and cotton into Catalonia; all the respected merchants of the place are smuggle... ...wine;” small beer is nectar compared to it, and Byron himself always drank gin. That man never wrote from his heart. He got up rapture and enthusiasm ... ...n chest and a hand- some face. They wear a thin shirt of exceedingly light cotton, which leaves their fine brown limbs full play; and with a purple se... ...y supported me down the stairs and across the hall. Dressed in three large cotton napkins, with a white turban round my head, I thought of Pall Mall w...

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...tice, so absorbed was she in her em- broidery. Modeste laid each thread of cotton with a preci- sion that would have made an ordinary workwoman desper... ...vive the disasters of the Empire. At seventy years of age he speculated in cottons, relying on the genius of Napoleon without comprehending that geniu... ...ottom of current events. The old man had purchased nearly as many bales of cotton as the Emperor had lost men during his magnificent campaign in Franc... ... after making a double profit by the sale of the silks and the purchase of cottons at a low valuation, he found the colonel installed with his family ... ...Royale. The poor toiler had brought back from New Y ork, together with his cottons, a pretty little wife, attracted it would seem by his French nature... ...ill not sail a vessel in place of canvas. It is quite true that the cotton-gin gives us calicoes for thirty sous a yard less than we ever paid before;...

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...e 32 End of the Tether in their talk, however, and not knowing how to be- gin again, he growled out soberly, “We old fellows ought to take a rest now... ...s chest against it, leaned out far over the water. The sleeves of his thin cotton shirt, cut off close to the shoulder, bared his brown arm of full ro... ... steal a glance over the side. Narrow of shoulder, in a suit of faded blue cotton, an old gray felt hat rammed down on his head, with a hollow in the ... ...t, and stood in the engine- room companion. Wiping his hands on a bunch of cotton waste, he looked about with indifference to the right and left at th... ...coast, broad- faced, simple young fellows in white drawers and round white cotton caps with their colored sarongs twisted across their bronze shoulder... ...it had a mound of scrap-iron in a corner; rows of empty oil-cans; sacks of cotton-waste, with a heap of charcoal, a deck- forge, fragments of an old h...

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... Skinner came in. “I’d like thomething a little comforting,” he said, “‘ot gin and water’th about my figure,” and every- body began to tell him things... ...idents are at large. But Skinner, standing at the bar and drinking his hot gin and water, with one eye roving over the things at the back of the bar a... ...tic.” Cossar was continually more wonderful. He produced great handfuls of cotton wool and stuffed them in his ears— Bensington wondered why. Then he ... ...loane Street. (It didn’t do even to think of Cousin Jane.) His legs became cotton strands, his feet lead. He wondered if any one would get them coffee... ...sing Eyebright valley. And then presently the traces of the Food would be- gin. The first striking thing was the great new viaduct at T onbridge, wher... ...ood medals and Anti-Boomfood flags, on the selvedges of Caterham silks and cottons and in the linings of Good Old English Caterham 135 H G Wells hats... ...in. There he stood, with his feet a little apart, his back to a big corner gin palace that towered twice his height and ended In a sky sign, staring d...

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...titudinous seas incarnadine’? Is it unreasonable to entertain a belief that if, aboard the brig Beelzebub or the barque Bowie-knife, the first officer... ...om the uproar of the elements, were under obligation to be confused by other turmoil, there was a rattling of wheels, a clattering of hoofs, a clashin... ... there, and I stare at him, wondering how he comes there. Through a screen of wood and glass, I peep into the dim church. About twenty people are disc... ...raded. He was attached to the establishment of an eld- erly lady who sold periwinkles, and he used to stand on Sat- urday nights with a cartful of tho... ...r dogs may always be observed at the same time, openly disparaging the men they keep, to one another, and settling where they shall respectively take ... ...al deterioration. Their linen is not clean, and is wretch- edly got up; their black turns rusty, like old mourning; they wear very indifferent fur; an... ... to fraternise The Uncommercial Traveller 123 or fight with it. When we made a divergence from the regu- lar species of drunkard, the thin-armed, puf... ...ain, tell me some- thing about its principal productions, tell me something about its ports, tell me something about its seas and rivers, tell me some... ... defence. Uncommercial. Will these waggons bring down any pro- duce to the Missouri? Charles Dickens 218 Mormon agent. Well, since the war broke out,...

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...nd, and bade the tapper come in; whereupon a dirty, slipshod girl in black cotton stockings, who might have passed for the neglected daughter of a sup... ...committee find upon inquiry, to be compounded of warm porter, moist sugar, gin, and nutmeg (a groan, and ‘So it is!’ from an elderly female). Is now o... ...the stones; used to wear second hand wooden legs, and drink a glass of hot gin and water regularly every night—sometimes two (deep sighs). Found the ... ...ickly; is firmly persuaded that their constitution was un dermined by the gin and water (prolonged cheering). Buys new wooden legs now, and drinks no... ...uisites of the party, ordered ‘cold shrub and water,’ but with the others, gin and water, sweet, appeared to be the favourite beverage. Sam called the... ...m, a man in a broad skirted green coat, with corduroy knee smalls and gray cotton stockings, was performing the most popular steps of a hornpipe, with... ...ould cry ‘Come in!’ was followed by the appearance of a head of hair and a cotton velvet cap, both of which articles of dress he had no difficulty in ... ...candle, which the gentleman who condescended to appear in plush shorts and cottons for a quarterly stipend, had, with a becoming contempt for the cler... ...d the children, and Job to Perker. The gentle man in the plush shorts and cottons considering it no part of his duty to show the people from the offi...