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...1. Nelson Mandela - Chapter 12. Christopher Columbus - Chapter 13. King Henry VIII of England - Chapter 14. Margaret Thatcher - Chapter 15. Queen Elizabeth I of England - Chapter 16. Aristotle Onassis - Chapter 17. John Glenn - Chapter 18. Elizabeth Taylor - Chapter 19. Maria Callas - Chapter 20. Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis - Chapter 21. The Dalai Lama of Tibet -...

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...hove Maria 1912, Antwerpen itala belga Taylor Frank V . Hughes Adelaide E. 1924, Kurri-Aŭstr... ...ĝan franclingvan verkon pri la paca organizo de l’ popoloj. L. HALKA. Hogg Elizabeth, anglino, instruistino. Nask. 29 jan. 1889 en Liverpool. Enkonduk... ...ams (256), Iddon, Johnson E. B., Johnson W . B., Johnston, Kearney, Ky n g-Taylor, Lambert, Lawrence E., Lawrence W ., Leakey, Ledger, Lishman, Lloyd,...

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...ook’s ISBN, mention that the book is distributed by Ingram and by Baker & Taylor, and give the book’s Library of Congress Catalog Card Number, which... ...ndation, the Montalvo Foundation, and the Carnegie Foundation. His wife, Elizabeth Bartlett, a widely published poet, is the author of seven- teen p... ...l poetry that honor the work of outstanding contemporary poets. Paul and Elizabeth’s son, Steven, edited and designed this volume. ...

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...ook’s ISBN, mention that the book is distributed by Ingram and by Baker & Taylor, and give the book’s Library of Congress Catalog Card Number, which... ... fly, but, he, too, failed.” – Girolamo Cardano, 1555 For Elizabeth ... ...NAL To my Elizabeth, for her loyalty, love and genius 347 Henle... ... was back in Scotland, she wrote that Hugh was assassinated in Glasgow—an Elizabethan courtesy, some- one said. The shock was more of a shock coming ... ...oof...there’s not the slightest doubt of your perfidy! You defended Queen Elizabeth against the Earl of Essex but he was the King’s friend, never hi... .... But I made no sound. The ugly Tower was still. What has happened to his Elizabeth: is she memory? I wanted to talk to him about Spenser’s Faerie Q... ...nd acted in foreign and American plays. She said that she is a friend of Taylor, the author of Our American Cousin. “He has written over a hundred ...

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...ook’s ISBN, mention that the book is distributed by Ingram and by Baker & Taylor, and give the book’s Library of Congress Catalog Card Number, which... ...ndation, the Montalvo Foundation, and the Carnegie Foundation. His wife, Elizabeth Bartlett, a widely published poet, is the author of seven- teen p... ...l poetry that honor the work of outstanding contemporary poets. Paul and Elizabeth’s son, Steven, edited and designed this volume. 153 ...

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... CAPITALIZE- I. Proper nouns and adjectives: George, America, Englishman; Elizabethan, French (see 46). 2. Generic terms forming a part of geograp... ...ne (Paris); Old English (OE-see IIO), Middle High German (MHG), the Age of Elizabeth; Pleistocene, Silurian, Lower Carboniferous. 8 The Universit... ...rily alphabetized under the name following the hyphen; thus, Henry Chandler-Taylor comes under Taylor and not under Chandler (Taylor, Henry Chandler... ...f titles, should be connected with the chief noun by a hyphen: Vice-Consul Taylor, ex-President Cleveland, the govemor- elect, the postmaster-gener...

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..., Maclay, Pike, Lat- son : I'.Md; Hamilton, (riitman, Ltnigninir. Shiland, Taylor. Uyan. Deniy. Negative— P.H)!!; Kinney, Santrv. Howe. Lichtenhein, M... ...diner. Ge(n'ge, Harrower, John- son, Merrill, Potter, Powell, flHch- ards, Taylor, Westbrook, Wood. AMONG THE CANNIBALS Missions in theSouth Sea Descr... ...ected : President, George T. Dewey "79; secretary and treasurer, Dr. James Taylor, Jr., '95: and Francis H. Dewey '76. Rev. Dr. Willard Scott '75, and... ...George T. Dewey '79, Thcmias S. Burr. '87, W. S. B. Hopkins '94, Dr. James Taylor, Jr., '95, Paul Potter '01 and Rowland J. Hastings '03. all of Worce... ... follows: Vanda- grift 3b Byers 2b, Capt. Dioke ss, Bunn lb, Dissosway cf, Taylor rf, £vans If, Gunning o, Bushnell p. Tbe scores follow: Illinois 15 ... ...ry, .Jersey i forest is aroused at the outset and er, Portland, Me. ; Miss Elizabeth Gates, Auburn, N. Y. ; Miss Ruth Howe. East Orange, N. J. ; Miss ... ...0, on the great problems to be dealt with in the dramatization of plays in Elizabethan style. Mr. Greet is probably today the foremost au- thority on ... ...ng given as Biology I, Ohem- Oontinued on page 6. EARLY DRAMA Ben Greet On Elizabethan Plays, Players and Theatres An unusual privilege in the way of ... ...r of Shakespeare's plays and the foremost authority of the present time on Elizabethan etage repre- sentation, spoke in Jesup Hall on the characterist...

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...im Hwang, Blair Kaminsky, Sarah Kimball, Jon Novotny, Elisabeth Oppenheimer, Elizabeth Stark, Sarah Tierney, and Sally Walkerman. Acknowledgments 248 ... ...w with Earl Hardy, Speeding Expert, Nat’l Highway T raffic Safety Admin., and Elizabeth Alicandri, Dir. of Office of Safety Programs, Fed. Highway Ad- mi... ...quality health care, and the future of the social security system); Humphrey Taylor, Most People Are “Privacy Pragmatists” Who, While Concerned About ...

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...t, as Shakespeare has often observed, the course of true love does not run smoothly, and Romeo and Juliet must risk death to be together. (summary by Elizabeth Klett) <strong>Cast:</strong> Escalus: David Muncaster Paris: mb Montague: Chris Hughes Capulet: Andy Minter Old Man: Alan Davis Drake Romeo: Simon Taylor Mercutio: Andrew Lebrun Benvolio: David Nicol Tybalt: Joshua...

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...t Charges for a Looking- glasse, 453 And entertaine a score or two of Taylors, 454 To study fashions to adorne my body: 455 Since I am ... ...ht. 2748 Now for I know the Britaine Richmond aymes 2749 At yong Elizabeth my brothers daughter, 2750 And by that knot lookes proudly on... ...ell not to hit their liues. 2983 Rich. You haue a daughter call’d Elizabeth, 2984 Vertuous and Faire, Royall and Gracious? 2985 Q... ...l say, that the Queene hath heartily consented 3356 He should espouse Elizabeth hir daughter. 3357 But tell me, where is Princely Richmond no... ...874 Diuided, in their dire Diuision. 3875 O now, let Richmond and Elizabeth, 3876 The true Succeeders of each Royall House, 3877 By G...

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... trauel’d Gallants, 596 That fill the Court with quarrels, talke, and Taylors. 597 L.Cham. I’m glad ’tis there; 598 Now I would pra... ...ng, and euer happie, to the high and Mighty 3367 Princesse of England Elizabeth. 3368 Flourish. Enter King and Guard. 3369 Cran. And ... ...e you good Lord Archbishop: 3375 What is her Name? 3376 Cran. Elizabeth. 3377 Kin. Stand vp Lord, 3378 With this Kisse, take ...

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...sorrow—but not at all in the shape of any disagreeable consciousness.—Miss Taylor married. It 4 Emma was Miss T aylor’s loss which first brought grie... ...e difference between a Mrs. Weston, only half a mile from them, and a Miss Taylor in the house; and with all her advantages, natural and domestic, she... ...rsally civil, but not one among them who could be accepted in lieu of Miss Taylor for even half a day. It was a melancholy change; and Emma could not ... ...en- tirely a match of affection, when he was now obliged to part with Miss Taylor too; and from his habits of gentle selfish- ness, and of being never... ... wife. I shall always have a great regard for the Miss Martins, especially Elizabeth, and should be very sorry to give them up, for they are quite as ... ...parcel, she had actually found, be- sides the two songs which she had lent Elizabeth to copy, a letter to herself; and this letter was from him, from ... ...t was so very odd!—but they always dealt at Ford’s—who should come in, but Elizabeth Martin and her brother!—Dear Miss Woodhouse! only think. I though... ...hould have fainted. I did not know what to do. I was sitting near the door—Elizabeth saw me directly; but he did not; he was busy with the umbrella. I... ...uch obliged to him: you know I could not do less; and then he went back to Elizabeth, and I came round by the stables—I believe I did— but I hardly kn...

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...urn to them for help without finding it. Scott is much given to the use of Elizabethan words and constructions, and I have quoted many “ parallelisms ... ...al meal to part and share, Had found a bloody sheath.” 142. Turned him. In Elizabethan, and still more in earlier English, personal pronouns were ofte... ... 56. As from. As if from. Cf. 64 and 83 below. This ellipsis was common in Elizabethan English. Cf. Shakespeare, Macb. ii. 2. 28: “One cried ‘God bles... ...his song con- nects Allan’s forebodings with Roderick’s subsequent offer” (Taylor). 444. And chorus wild, etc. The MS. has “The chorus to the chieftai... ...s in vi. 7 below. 703. It waved. That it waved; an ellipsis very common in Elizabethan and earlier English. Cf. 789 below. 708. Astound. Astounded. Th... ...troy his dwelling; it is dipped in blood—his heart’s blood is to be shed” (Taylor). 253. Coir-Uriskin. See on 622 below. 255. Beala-nam-bo. “The pass ... ...lling into disuse, unless in re- mote districts.” 370. He is gone, etc. As Taylor remarks, the metre of this dirge seems to be amphibrachic; that is, ... ...chic, with a superfluous unaccented syllable at the beginning of the line. Taylor adds: “The song is very carefully divided. To each of the three thin... ...rd to offer of the appearance of our Northumbrian Duergar. My narratrix is Elizabeth Cockburn, and old wife of Offerton, in this country, whose credit...

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... sort. And Nan and Bet are like to her in this.” “How old be these?” “Fifteen, an’ it please you, sir.” “The Lady Elizabeth, my sister, is fourteen, a... ...ek is 15 The Prince and the Pauper harder; but neither these nor any tongues else, I think, are hard to the Lady Elizabeth and my cousin. Thou should... ...to confess it had indeed escaped me,” said Tom, in a hesitating voice; and blushed again. At this moment the Lady Elizabeth and the Lady Jane Grey wer... ...m was near to breaking down and confessing himself unequal to his tremen- dous part; but the tact of the Princess Elizabeth saved him, or a word from ... ...h me again, and my mind wandereth. I meant the King’s grace no irreverence.” “We know it, sir,” said the Princess Elizabeth, taking her ‘brother’s’ ha... ...Germany, even in the seventeenth century, this horrible punishment was inflicted on coiners and coun- terfeiters. Taylor, the Water Poet, describes an...

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...in Sir Thomas Brown’s ‘Religio Medici,’ and his ‘Urn-burial,’ or to Jeremy Taylor’s inaugural sections of his ‘Holy Living and Dying,’ do you know wha... ...t pros- perity on the basis of a great knavery.’ I complain heavily of Mr. Taylor, the very able unmasker of Junius, for blinking the whole questions ... ...be re-opened by a man of sense. A man who doubts, after really reading Mr. Taylor’s work, is not only a blockhead, but an irreclaimable block- head. I... ...ence. 11 Lord Brougham, indeed, is generally reputed to have reviewed Mr. Taylor’s book. That may be: it is probable enough: what I am deny- ing is n... ... enough: what I am deny- ing is not at all that Lord Brougham reviewed Mr. Taylor, but that Lord Brougham read Mr. Taylor. And there is not 90 The No... ...emigrated to Ireland in Queen 128 The Note Book of an English Opium-Eater Elizabeth’s time, but who were, however, descended from the Wellesleys. Thi... ...n; Arthur, aged twelve; Gerald Valerian, now in the church, aged ten; Mary Elizabeth (since Lady Culling Smith), aged nine; Henry, since Lord Cowley, ... ...s the plural of the word ache. This is generally made a dissyllable by the Elizabethan dramatists; it occurs in the ‘Tempest.’ Prospero says— 147 Tho...

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.......................................................................... 94 Elizabeth Childers ........................................................... ... Of other men, making me feel like a man. 36 Spoon River Anthology Deacon Taylor I BELONGED to the church, And to the party of prohibition; And the v... ...d wine! Repent, ye living ones, and rest with Jesus. 95 Edgar Lee Masters Elizabeth Childers DUST of my dust, And dust with my dust, O, child who die...

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...iod; for he actually sought to obtain from the new Whig President, General Taylor, the place of Com- missioner of the General Land Office; willing to ... ... between the par- ties about it as soon as the two Houses get to business. Taylor delivered up his petition for the new county to one of our members t... ...Wilson, Edward L. Pierson, Robert R. Green, Ezra Baker, Aquilla Wren, John Taylor, Samuel C. Christy, Edmund Roberts, Benjamin Godfrey, Thomas Mather,... ...Prentice, Richard I. Hamilton, A.H. Buckner, W. F. Thornton, and Edmund D. Taylor. These are twenty-four of the most respectable men in the State. Pro... ...ve my kind remembrance to Mr. Williamson and his family, particularly Miss Elizabeth; also to your mother, brother, and sisters. Ask little Eliza Davi...

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...e first wound in my infant heart. Not so the second. For thou, dear, noble Elizabeth, around whose ample brow, as often as thy sweet countenance rises... ...s. “Seen through a fog,” says Sara Coleridge, the noble daughter of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, “the golden, beaming sun looks like a dull orange, or a r... ...g at once, viz., 1. William, older than myself by more than five years; 2. Elizabeth; 3. Jane, who died in her fourth year; 4. Mary; 5. myself, certai... ... of the same class had been earlier, and these I had shared with my sister Elizabeth. The first was derived from the “Arabian Nights.” Mrs. Barbauld, ... ... exemplified as in an English public school on the old Edward the Sixth or Elizabeth foundation. There is not in the universe such an Areopagus for fa... ...rical names—names, I mean, historically connected with the great events of Elizabeth’s or Cromwell’s era—at- tending at the Phoenix Park. But the pers...

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... passed thence through the music-gallery, long since dismantled, and Queen Elizabeth’s Rooms, in the clock-tower, and out into the terrace, where was ... ...isited. Indeed, the chamber was richly or- namented in the manner of Queen Elizabeth’s time, with great 29 Thackeray stained windows at either end, a... ...e passions or imaginations of their read- ers, so that the works of Bishop Taylor, nay, those of Mr. Baxter and Mr. Law, have in reality found more fa... ...im to better things. I have lent him ‘Tillotson’ and your favorite ‘Bishop Taylor,’ and he is much touched, he says; and as a proof of his repentance—...

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.... Jane Perkins worked at him for two months like a slave, and the two Miss Taylors spent a year upon him, and he cost Farmer Ives’s daughter nights of... ... life. Bathsheba’s was an impulsive nature under a deliberative aspect. An Elizabeth in brain and a Mary Stuart in spirit, she often performed actions... ... it had grown as slippery and as rich in hue as the state room floors of an Elizabethan mansion. Here the shearers knelt, the sun slanting in upon thei...