Full Text Search Details
...frankado de leteroj kaj cirkuleroj la eldonejo elspezis sume kaj ronde 800 frankojn svisajn. Oni povas demandi,ĉu la Enciklopedio do estas kompleta? N... ...ann; J. J. Süssmuth en 1933. Amerika Filozo a Societo. Fondita en 1743 de Franklin kaj aliaj amerikanaj sciencistoj por favori la sciencojn kaj helpi... ...niciatojn sur tiu ĉi grava tereno. En 1909 en Int. Aviadista Ekspozicio en Frankfurt estis aranĝita speciala E informejo. Samjare la gazeto “L' Aéro” ... ...prezentis la B-an komercan ĉambron en la konferencoj de Venezia, Paris kaj Frankfurt, parolis eksterlande kaj en B per radio E-e. Entute depost la mil... ...ioj 1922; Maitre Pathelin, farso de la 15-a jarcento, 1922. Banham (benem) Frank Reginald, (ps. Robo), anglo, korektisto. Nask. 11 apr. 1898 en Lowest... ...a Vortaro, J. Haŝek, Aventuroj de la brava soldato Ŝvejk, J. London, Jimmy Higgins, okazis sukcesaj kongresoj ktp. De la Stockholma kongreso E. Lanti,... ...on kaj en 1892 E-n. Dua J-a E-isto. — (Kuw.) Sinclair Upton-romano: Jimmie Higgins. El la angla trad. K. Fröding. 1931, 372 p. „Longa, klasbatala roma...

Full Text Search Details
...luego de una sucesión de batallas victoriosas. Tanto Carreras como Bernardo O'Higgins fueron posteriormente derrotados por los realistas. Los element... ...do, así como el predominio e influencia de rioplatenses en el directorio de O'Higgins, provocarían en el sector más conservador de los chilenos una ... ...ago. -Valdivia fue siempre sostenida por la Contaduría de Lima, y estando O´Higgins nombrado Virrey de Lima, tomó de la Tesorería de Valdivia c... ...l como se aplicó por los fundadores de ciudades, las declaraciones de ambos O'Higgins en actas públicas, la constitución y el reconocimiento de la i... ...ostiene que en las constituciones chilenas de 1822 (promulgada por Bernardo O'Higgins) y de 1823 y 1828 (redactadas por Juan Egaña y José Joaquín de... ...la política británica en la República Argentina. En 1870, el cónsul británico Frank Parish comentaba que actividades tales como los ferrocarriles, t...

Full Text Search Details
...Beth- lehem, Pa., was elected assistant football manager on the first bal- FRANK B. SAYRE 1909 lot. Sayre prepared for school at the Hill school and a... ...ouis Pratt is secretary of the Chamber of Commerce of Ta- coma. Wash. '87 —Frank j\I. Jordan is in the real estate business in Seattle, Wash, with Col... ...lhoun was chairman of the statedemocratic central committee. '58 —Benjamin Franklin Lee. LL.D., a noted practitioner and teacher of law, died at his h... ...weiglit 151 jHiunds. James Watteks 1908, of Wat- ervliot, N. Y., ntid John Frank- linCRAWEOKn 1910, of B^lushing. N. Y., played in several of the seas... ...ddy, George H. Freeman, Henry R. Freeman, Edward M. Green, Edward C. Gale, Frank E. Howe, George Holroyd, Eben Halley, Charles R, Ingalls, James A. Id... ...he following men were chosen liy the oommittee: Oihson '0^; Richards '1)9; Higgins, Crane. Dolph, Johnson. MoLellan. G. K. White '11. Volcanoes and Fo... ...ently appointed justice of the Supreme Court of New York State by Governor Higgins in Novem- ber 1906 is a candidate foi the same position for the ful... ...ois—Van Hook, guard. Lehigh—U. Spiers, right half- back. Maine—Harrison P. Higgins, halfback. Massachusetts A. C.—Turner, end. Michigan—Sohultz, cente...

Excerpt Details
Excerpt: The Pit: A Story of Chicago by Frank Norris.

Full Text Search Details
...ry of Chicago A Story of Chicago A Story of Chicago By By By By By F F F F FRANK NO RANK NO RANK NO RANK NO RANK NORRIS RRIS RRIS RRIS RRIS A P A P A ... ...ICA UBLICA UBLICA TION TION TION TION TION The Pit: A Story of Chicago by Frank Norris is a publication of the Pennsylvania State University. This Po... ... as an electronic transmission, in any way. The Pit: A Story of Chicago by Frank Norris, the Pennsylvania State University, Electronic Classics Series... ...y The Pennsylvania State University is an equal opportunity university. 3 Frank Norris The Pit A Story of Chicago By FRANK NORRIS NEW YO NEW YO NEW Y... ...atitude to Her Who Helped the Most of All. F. N. NEW YORK June 4, 1901. 5 Frank Norris I I I I I AT EIGHT O’CLOCK in the inner vestibule of the Audit... ...and the Sultan and all that. He said that there was nearly a row over the ‘Higgins-Pasha’ incident, and that the Brit- ish agent put it pretty straigh... ... go to when they die.” “But say,” remarked Hirsch, “what is that about the Higgins-Pasha business? I thought that was over long ago.” “Oh, it is,” ans... ...rsch paused. “Oh! All right,” he said, then he added: “Say, how about that Higgins-Pasha affair? You remem- ber that row between England and Turkey. T... ...now. They tell me there may be trouble between England and Turkey over the Higgins-Pasha incident, and that the British Foreign Office has threatened ...

Full Text Search Details
...- fice, by a reality at this time impending over society in Ire- land. Dr. Higgins, titular bishop of Ardagh, has undertaken upon this very plea of a ... ...the waiting maid, it was held open and dishevelled to receive the fumes of frankin- cense, aloes-wood, cassia, costmary and other odorous woods, gums,... ...gnity, may be called a speech. We heard only these words—“Brothers in arms—frankness of a soldier.” The interrogatories of the President were clear. N... ...parte not at all. Charlemagne was a first-rate horse- man even amongst the Franks; Napoleon rode ill originally, and no practice availed to give him a... ...red by the times, and indispensable to the crisis which had arisen for the Franks; and he was himself protected by the necessi- ties to which he minis... ...ion the most benign; and desolation with a view to permanent security. The Frankish Emperor was thus invited to indulge in this most captivating of lu...

Full Text Search Details
...e knows who is out: I should not have been out now, if it had not been for Frank Hollis, (he is senior lieutenant at last, you know)— well, when our o... ...t at last, you know)— well, when our officers gave the grand ball at Hull, Frank Hollis came to Mamma, and said they could do nothing without the Majo... ..., but we coaxed him over at last. Oh, it was such fun! I danced first with Frank Hollis— just out of gratitude, you know, and then with Captain Murphy... ...ng into the crypts, I said I would not go, when I saw how dark it was; and Frank Hollis said I should, and it was such fun!’ Dora opened her eyes very... ...pposite to her; and as she raised her face she encountered the gaze of Mr. Higgins, the Radical and Dissenting editor of a newspa- per which had sever... ...er of people, all so civil and bowing—Mr. Wilkins, and the Greens, and Mr. Higgins.’ ‘Did Mr. Higgins bow to you and Lizzie?’ exclaimed Helen. ‘Yes, t... ...ot,’ said Helen. There was a silence. Presently Helen said, ‘I suppose Mr. Higgins’s next Sunday’s paper will mention that the Me- chanics’ Institute ... ...strong representations on my part, they found means to put a stop to them. Higgins, their chief promoter, made several violent attacks upon me in his ... ...id Harriet, ‘it is Francis, I wrote it, because—do not you remember, Lucy?—Frank Hollis—’ ‘Well, never mind,’ said Elizabeth, who wished to hear no mo...

Full Text Search Details
...nts in the place before the shop Bert and Grubb took was built, and, to be frank, it was the probability of others that attracted them to it. Its poss... ...ep it, Bert, or they’ll see it!” They finished their dance, and then stood frankly staring. “There’s something wrong with that balloon,” said Bert. Ev... ...Phari- sees and reptiles, can do nozzing!—nozzing! You see, I am perfectly frank wiz you. Well, I am instructed that Chermany recognises all this. We ... ...urple Death left ‘em five-and-twenty years ago. I went into one—me and old Higgins las’ year—and there was a room with books, T eddy— you know what I ... ...and dry. I was for leaven’ ‘em alone—I was never much for reading— but ole Higgins he must touch em. ‘I believe I could read one of ‘em now,’ ‘e says.... ...ents in a garden. I never see anything like it. “‘This suits me,’ said old Higgins, ‘to rights.’ “And then kind of friendly he gave the book a pat— Ol...

Full Text Search Details
...s Master Murray, was about eleven when I came: a fine, stout, healthy boy, frank and good-na- tured in the main, and might have been a decent lad had ... ...which had been her daily solace for up- wards of thirty years: that George Higgins would be fright- ened out of his Sabbath evening walks, and Thomas ...

Full Text Search Details
... his old godchild, and though Sophy scarcely answered, she liked his kind, frank, affectionate manner, and showed such feeling as he wished, so that h... ...boy to be played with. Perfectly aware of her own position, her demeanour, frank and gracious as it was, had something in it which kept in check other... ...three months’ absence, but had so much elevated his shatter-brained though frank and honest temperament, that Albinia conceived a high opinion of ‘Emi... ...s. Kendal, recommended as he was, and with considerable attractions in the frankness and bright- ness of his manner. He was a very pleasant addition t... ...p between Gilbert and Ulick; their 321 The Young Step-Mother manners were frank and easy, but there was no spontaneous approach, no real congeniality... ...at he would have called blarney to Miss Susan Northover and Miss Mary Anne Higgins, both at once, till he excited them into a perpetual giggle. Mr. Du...

Full Text Search Details
... snag above the point, outside the next one, start out from the lower end of Higgins’s wood yard, make a square crossing and—” “That’s all right. I’ll... ...opinions; writers of all kinds are manacled servants of the public. We write frankly and fearlessly, but then we ‘modify’ before we print. In truth, e... ... of Orleans “ “ 12 1843 Congress “ “ 12 20 1846 Ben Franklin (No. 6) “ 11 45 1852 Alleghaney “ ... ...f to endure it as long as I could, but it was too pitiful a sight; so I made frank confession to that effect, and we retired. We heard afterward that ... ... ear splitting, metallic laugh com mon to his breed—a machine made laugh, a Frankenstein laugh, with the soul left out of it. He applied it to every ...

Full Text Search Details
...on no longer. Suddenly panic seized her; for Profes- sor Erlin with brutal frankness had suggested the possible consequences of an intrigue which was ... ...hether he had not had any love affairs at Heidelberg. Without thinking, he frankly answered that he had not; but she refused to believe him. “How secr... ...ork, and nothing will induce me to go back to it.” Mr. and Mrs. Carey were frankly shocked at Philip’s idea of being an artist. He should not forget, ... ...ere between the couple, and talked of the matter to Philip with the utmost frankness. “And you,” she said, with the tolerant smile of one who had fatt... ...orking here nearly two years now under you. I wanted to ask you to tell me frankly if you think it worth while for me to continue.” Philip’s voice was... ...es of his feet, and a sob caught at his throat. “Thank you very much, Mrs. Higgins, but I’m not at all hungry . ” “ Very good, sir. ” When she left th...

Full Text Search Details
...ix-penny manual published by the Clarendon Press. The postcards which Mrs. Higgins describes are such as I have received from Sweet. I would decipher ... ...soul, gave no popular vogue to Cur- 6 Pygmalion rent Shorthand. Pygmalion Higgins is not a portrait of Sweet, to whom the adventure of Eliza Doolittl... ...ible; still, as will be seen, there are touches of Sweet in the play. With Higgins’s physique and temperament Sweet might have set the Thames on fire.... ...ians I know little. Among them towers the Poet Laureate, to whom per- haps Higgins may owe his Miltonic sympathies, though here again I must disclaim ... ...f from all high employment, I may add that the change wrought by Professor Higgins in the flower girl is neither impos- sible nor uncommon. The modern... ... humor to stormy petulance when anything goes wrong; but he is so entirely frank and void of malice that he re- mains likeable even in his least reaso... ...imonially] I sympathize. I haven’t any small talk. If people would only be frank and say what they really think! HIGGINS [relapsing into gloom] Lord f... ...Besides, she was superstitiously de- voted to them both, more entirely and frankly after her marriage than before it. It was the Colonel who finally s... ... own family. And it is notable that though she never nags her husband, and frankly loves the Colo- nel as if she were his favorite daughter, she has n...

Full Text Search Details
...s!” he added as he too cast away his Cuba. “Try one of my Pickwicks,” said Franklin Fox, with a sneer, offering his gold etui to the young Frenchman; ... ...will tell you nothing about her. Don’t you see he has gone off in a fury!” Franklin Fox continued. “He has his rea- sons, ce cher prince: he will tell... ...I will. Y ou know that I am au mieux with the dear old duchess.” “They say Frank and she are engaged after the duke’s death,” cried Poldoody. “I alway... ...rn her wigs and hang her poodle!” said Bagnigge. “Tell me about this girl, Franklin Fox.” “In the first place, she has five hundred thousand acres, in... ...ond coachman,” Tom Protocol good- naturedly interposed—”a cavalry officer, Frank, not an in- fantry man.” “‘Faith you should have seen his fury (the y... ...ry low in spirits; but, one day (I re- member it was the day after Captain Higgins called, and said he had seen the Baron at Boulogne), she vowed that...

Full Text Search Details
...ligious, was now to be performed. A prayer and discourse from the Rev. Mr. Higginson, and the outpouring of a psalm from the gen- eral throat of the c... ...n’s funeral ser- mon, which was printed, and is still extant, the Rev. Mr. Higginson enumerates, among the many felicities of his dis- tinguished pari... ... was necessary to render the claim avail- able. But, in spite of good Mr. Higginson’s congratulatory eloquence, this appeared to be the one thing whi... ...he sanctity or the spell of which, in spite of an exterior of suffi- cient frankness and good-fellowship, it was impossible for any man to step. It wa... ...dli- ness of his manner. “Let it go You are the better without it. I speak frankly, my dear Miss Pyncheon! for are we not friends? I look upon this as... ...ss of both. T o Hepzibah’s blunt observation, therefore, Phoebe replied as frankly, and more cheerfully. “Dear cousin, I cannot tell how it will be,” ... ... before the long day’s sunset. One of the stanchest patrons was little Ned Higgins, the devourer of Jim Crow and the elephant, who to-day signalized h... ...tion and confidence. A recluse, like Hepzibah, usually displays remarkable frankness, and at least temporary affability, on being absolutely cornered,... ...ll acted under a certain reserve, which was by no means cus- tomary to her frank and genial nature. The fantasy would not quit her, that the original ...

Full Text Search Details
...age, and conduct he was 45 Mark Twain the reverse of conventional. He was frank, to the limit; he had opinions on all subjects; they were always on t... ... feeling with interest. They mourned over his kind of Christianity, and he frankly scoffed at theirs; but both parties went on loving each other just ... ...of thirty one pages. It was written for fame and money, as the author very frankly—yes, and very hopefully, too, poor fellow—says in his preface. The ... ... deceive not yourself.” Elfonzo replied, “Pardon me, my dear madam, for my frankness. I have loved you from my earliest days—every thing grand and be... ... deceive not yourself.” Elfonzo replied, “Pardon me, my dear madam, for my frankness. I have loved you from my earliest days; every thing grand and b... ...or the Twains have any record of was a friend of the family by the name of Higgins. This was in the eleventh century, when our people were living in A... ...d then took a playful refuge in an alias to avert foolishness), instead of Higgins, is a mystery which none of us has ever felt much desire to stir. I...

Full Text Search Details
...st. Twenty years and more he labored in collecting his material. He speaks frankly of his methods. He recorded the talk of Johnson and his associates ... ...Floyer, then a phy- sician in Lichfield. Johnson used to talk of this very frankly; and Mrs. Piozzi has preserved his very picturesque description of ... ...ing of his very enter- taining conversation. It was here that he made that frank and truly original confession, that ‘ignorance, pure ignorance,’ was ... ...o may acquire a great deal of knowledge.’ To such a degree of unrestrained frankness had he now accustomed me, that in the course of this evening I ta... ...ar his account of this memorable conversa- tion, Dr. Joseph Warton, in his frank and lively 190 Boswell’s Life of Johnson manner, was very active in ... ...(afterwards Sir William,) Mr. Langton, Mr. Steevens, Mr. Paradise, and Dr. Higgins. I mentioned that Mr. Wilkes had attacked Garrick to me, as a man w...

Full Text Search Details
...icer can be bribed. The head man in the post-office sold forged government franks. The governor and prime minister openly combined to plunder the stat... ...akes its name from Ballenagh in Ireland, the birthplace of the family of O’Higgins, who, under the Spanish government, were presidents and generals in...