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...ve Eden – Eden Eicha – Eichah Elisha – Elisha Eliyahu – Elijah Esav – Esau Ester – Esther Ezra – Ezra Gavri’el – Gabriel Gazaria – Gazardiel Hanoch – ...

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... E-isto, 1925-3l kaj membro de la ekzamena komitato. Bloom eld (blum ld) Ester, brazilanino. Sekr. de BLE. Multaj kursoj en Rio de J kaj Belo Horizo...

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...olism. Discovered the function of coenzyme A in the Krebs’ Cycle. ALEXANDER R. TODD (1907- 1997) Scottish Chemist 425 Synthesized the phosphate esters, ADP and ATP. Synthesized various nucleotides in nucleic acids. PHOEBUS A. LEVENE (1869-1940) Russian-American Chemist 426 First to identify the nucleic acids, RNA and DNA. Identified the nucleotides as the bu...

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..., 1908 NO. 49 PASKETBALL TEAM ON WESTERN TRIP With Syracuse Tomorrow—Roch- ester Played Saturday The only extensive baaketball trip to be taken this s... ...Rochester. Both of the teams to be played have defeated Tale. In the Booh- ester-Syraouse game last Thurs- day, Syracuse won with more difficulty than... ...rsday's game because of weakness in these points. The captain of the Roch- ester five, Bamaker, is a close guarder; while Gassidy, forward, has been n... ...he score stood 17-17, and Williams winning the second contest 28-20. Roch- ester was last played in 1906, the Purple being victorious 31-12. The games... ...e at Leake's Pond. 8.00 p. m.—Williams-Rochester bas- ket-ball game, Roch- ester, N. Y. SUNDAY, JANUARY 26 10.80 a. m.—College chapel. Sermon by Pres.... ...Professor King, German 5 has beendropped from the curriculum for this sem- ester. All students taking the course will he given credit for one half-yea...

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... to leave her sister at such a crisis, Lady Bothwell accompanied Lady For- ester through more than one obscure street and lane, the servant walking be... ...ir, and con- tained the melancholy event of a duel betwixt Sir Philip For- ester and his wife’s half-brother, Captain Falconer, of the Scotch-Dutch, a...

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...ttice-windows, and a roof of three gables. The silent High Street of Roch- ester is full of gables, with old beams and tim- bers carved into strange f...

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...y parted in several directions. The friar rode off alone; and after the for esters had lost sight of him they heard his voice through the twilight, s...

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...: the cur- tains were on fire. In the midst of blaze and vapour, Mr. Roch- ester lay stretched motionless, in deep sleep. “W ake! wake!” I cried. I sh... ... lady of rank.’ “Whenever, in future, you should chance to fancy Mr. Roch- ester thinks well of you, take out these two pictures and com- pare them: s... ...ay long after the gentlemen come in, unless you please: just let Mr. Roch- ester see you are there and then slip away—nobody will no- tice you.” “Will... ..., and chat- ters like a wren: she likes him better than she does Mr. Roch- ester. Henry Lynn has taken possession of an ottoman at the feet of Louisa:... ...nes that then severed the air arrested me. Mrs. Fairfax had said Mr. Roch- ester possessed a fine voice: he did—a mellow, powerful bass, into which he... ...w up. Within the arch, the bulky figure of Sir George Lynn, whom Mr. Roch- ester had likewise chosen, was seen enveloped in a white sheet: before him,... ... this moment. I have told you, reader, that I had learnt to love Mr. Roch- ester: I could not unlove him now, merely because I found that he had cease... ...rse or a coronet.” “How well you read me, you witch!” interposed Mr. Roch- ester: “but what did you find in the veil besides its embroi- dery? Did you... ...n being—a known, loved, well-remembered voice—that of Edward Fairfax Roch- ester; and it spoke in pain and woe, wildly, eerily, urgently. “I am coming...

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...asantry! We are in the enemy’s country, therefore prudence! T ell the for- esters to keep within the limits of the law. Poor Vatel, take care of him. ...

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... the foe to give him no rest, to give him no time to sit down and think. Y esterday he had fought and had fled rapidly. There had been many adventures... ...ighting with their old speed. He had a wild hate for the relentless foe. Y ester-day, when he had imagined the universe to be against him, he had hate...

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...ral. “V ery fond;—ha, ha! Corporal, you wag you—and so she IS very fond. Y esterday, after the knife-and-beer scene—no wonder I threw the liquor in he... ...of this is a kind gentleman, who has left me in a great deal of trouble. Y ester- day, at this towne, I fell in with some gentlemen of the queene’s se... ...he Daily Post of March 3, 1726, which contains the following paragraph: “Y esterday morning, early, a man’s head, that by the fresh- ness of it seemed... ...r at his types who shall put up a pretty paragraph some day to say how, “Y esterday, at his house in Grosvenor Square,” or “At Botany Bay, universally...

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...THE PR THE PR THE PR OCESSION OCESSION OCESSION OCESSION OCESSION BEFORE H ESTER P RYNNE could call together her thoughts, and consider what was pract...

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... were angels and had wings, and flying down the river to Chatham and Roch- ester, strove to peep into the barracks where George was… . All things cons...

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...rles Dickens 333 ing when he appeared to be contemplating suicide on Roch ester Bridge, I suppose,’ said Mr. Pickwick, smiling. ‘I need not inquire w...

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...9 Dr. EDW ARD W ALLACE. MY DEAR SIR:—I am here just now attending court. Y ester- day, before I left Springfield, your brother, Dr. William S. Wallace... ...ng such of your colleagues as are in town.” W ASHINGTON, March 10, 1862. Y esterday, on my return from church, I found Mr. Postmas- ter-General Blair ...

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...le; ‘very good saddle horses, sir—any of Mr. W ardle’s men coming to Roch ester, bring ‘em back, Sir.’ ‘The very thing,’ said Mr. Pickwick. ‘Winkle, ...

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...ve ever known will be able to call you ‘Esther’ and make you look round. Y ester- day your love could not give you strength enough so com- pletely to ...

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...constant? Im possible! my Sophia; they would fix a Dorimant, a Lord Roch ester. You could not doubt it, if you could see yourself with any eyes but ...

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...rt of the un- happy Buckingham through and through, led the princess across the little bridge which the rowers had cast from the royal boat to the sho... ...ere is no need for reflection, madame. I can see with my own eyes.” “Well, and what do you see?” “That Buckingham never quits my wife. He presumes to ...

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... were angels and had wings, and flying down the river to Chatham and Roch- ester, strove to peep into the barracks where George was… . All things cons... ...nable reunions in the Morning Post a paragraph to the following effect: “Y esterday, Colonel and Mrs. Crawley entertained a select party at dinner at ... ...ro- gance and vulgar falsehood against the greatest nation in the world. Y esterday he was heard to speak lightly of Her Royal Highness Madame the Duc...

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... during our reign. 48 All evil customs of Forests and Warrens, and of For esters and Warreners, Sheriffs and their officers, Water banks and thei...

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...l,” he answered, with another smile. No, not thine!” 5 HESTER AT HER NEEDLE H ESTER PRYNNE’S term of confinement was now at an end. Her prison door wa... ...s origin was assigned among the New England Puritans. 7 THE GOVERNOR’S HALL H ESTER PRYNNE went one day to the mansion of Governor Bellingham, with a... ...roots and herbs to concoct his medicine withal. 14 HESTER AND THE PHYSICIAN H ESTER bade little Pearl run down to the margin of the water, and play w... ...not tease me; else I shall put thee into the dark closet!” 16 A FOREST WALK H ESTER PRYNNE remained constant in her resolve to make known to Mr. Dimm...

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...out on a mission, taking a western course, and visiting a brother at Roch- ester, a skillful mechanic, since dead. Leaving his brother, he proceeded o...

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...re as follows:– In the reign of Henry III., Walter Merton, Bishop of Roch- ester, removed the college he had founded in Surrey, 1274, to Oxford, enric...

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... from the breast of a newly killed jungle-cock, to show that he was a for- ester, initiated and free of all the jungles. And at last, when the flames ...

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...er bought El Soo would forthwith and immediately die. He flourished the Winch ester in his hand to indicate the manner of the taking off. El Soo was ...

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...he only time I ever heard him say any thing witty) observed, that if Roch- ester had been castrated himself, his exception- able poems would not have ...

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...n the list of popular books which Faifeu would desire to replace: ‘Laissez ester Caillette le folastre, Les quatre filz Aymon vestuz de bleu, Gargantu...