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...then the Manned Spacecraft Center) toldNASA Associate Administrator Robert Seamans that the Titan II launch vehicleselected to power Project Gemini wa... ...nd testing. Another limiting factor was a lower priority thanDOD’s highest rating: DX. The absence of a DX priority prevented subcon- “SAMSO Chronol... ... January 1984, pp. 75–76; AAD-2/Dr. Mueller to A/Mr. Webb through AA/Dr. Seamans, “Reorientation of Apollo Plans, Oct. 26, 1963,” Mueller Collecti... ..., even thoughother propellants provided higher performance. Cost and human rating herewere more critical than greater thrust per pound of propellants.... ...ost.”66He has also noted that while NASA has consistently earned favorable ratingsin public opinion polls, respondents consistently rank the space pro... ... NASA’s First 50 Yearsceuticals manufacturing. Making space accessible to “ordinary” people wastouted as an Agency goal until the Challenger tragedy i... ...t or nonengineer in space. In addition to anextreme risk exposure for the “ordinary” person, every Congressman, teacher,writer, or member of royalty i... ...lay that “We are a restlesspeople, prone to encroachment, impatient of the ordinary laws of progress. . . forgetting that, throughout nature, noble gr... ...gramand for your administration.”20 Webb’s Associate Administrator, Robert Seamans,added, “When you say something has a top priority, in my view it do...

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...ter, soldiers sometimes occupy their free time with creating art from ordinary household items. This is the case with this article. Jay Massaro ... ... where artists should submit their works.E16 “Insignia for New Flying Ratings.” Air Corps News Letter X... ...pation This insert article discusses the U.S. Army Air Force technician rating insignia worn by airmen. These 2 ½ inch triangle badges identify ... ...e look at the evolution of U.S. Coast Guard ranks.G6 “Design Your Own Rating Marks.” Coast Guard Reservist ... ... rate’s implementation. [642]J433 Stacey, John. “Seaman Guard: An Earlier Generation.” Trading Post ... ...n Guard. During World War I, the U.S. Navy approved the designation of Seaman Guard and Seaman Watch. John Stacey includes several rate badges... ...lectronics WarfareS SquadronS1C Seaman 1st Class VB Bombing Squadron or LightSATD S...

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... be authorized, than an elderly professor, it was a seaman with the rank of Vice Admiral who cameunhindered by bureaucratic red... ... to crawl out of the armored vehicle. I pulled an ordinary soldier’s flask filled withwhich included Captain Smirnitskiy and ... ... From the author’s archives.of one of Pilyugin’s testers, former seaman Nikolay Lakuzo, they decided to take the Missile lau... ...iles were conducted in Septemberthrough October 1949. As for the numerical ratings, the results looked pretty good.Of the 20 missiles, 16 landed in th... ...as also launched to produce new types of electric machines ofvarious power ratings and mobile electric power plants and also to develop a singleseries... ...station, choked as it was withrailcars packed with equipment, and until an ordinary concrete road was pavedfrom the concrete factories and constructio... ...food, announced that he could not remember having Nuclear weaponry, both “ordinary” and hydrogen, had already been created. For ... ...lov entrusted work on the Tral telemetry system to Mikhail Novikov.ability rating. At the same time, however, it was agreed that the results of subseq... ... Johns Hopkins University Press, 2002). See also the essays by Robert C. Seamans, James E. Webb,more employees for all the services supporting our a...

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...cts of BPA on biological systems, there is controversy as to whether ordinary levels of exposure can have adverse effects in humans. However, th... ...b locomotion function by the Basso, Beattie, and Bresnahan (BBB) rating, spinal cord edema by wet/dry weight method, and apoptosis by termin... ...lubilizing dizziness, headaches, retching and weight gain. Other rating of 8/10. The hazard rating for 1,4 dioxane is 10/10 agents are a com... ...he more refined approach. The estimated daily intakes (EDIs) of all ordinary consumers were lower than the ADI, which was consid- ered s... ... ingestion of 2- and 4-methylimidazoles. pervasiveness make caregiver ratings the most valid measure, albeit subjective. Flaws in many studies in... ... http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/19748594 “An ordinary nitrate rich diet may positively affect blood pressure. Our findi... ...r information Becalski A1, Lau BP, Lewis D, Seaman S. Food Research Division, Bureau of Chemical Safety, Health Pro... ...information Becalski A1, Lau BP, Lewis D, Seaman SW. Food Research Division, Bureau of Chemical S...

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...olicy and why does it engender such widespread hatred of theU.S.? What can ordinary citizens do to change these situations? As Chomsky noted right aft... ... Dispelling IllusionsWOMAN: Noam, in general, how would you say ordinary people shouldgo about trying to dispel their illusions about the w... ...elf. But then he says,that was only a minor flaw, he was really a terrific seaman, this and thatand the other thing.76 In fact, let me tell you a pers... ...ces or history or whatever that isbeyond the intellectual capacities of an ordinary fifteen-year-old. You haveto do a little work, you have to do some... ...nsWOMAN: Noam, I'm wondering how you explain the very high popularapproval ratings in the United States for the government's attacks onGrenada, Libya,... ... and then people can just forgetabout it, sure, you'll get a high approval rating. That's just standardjingoism-but I do not think that kind of suppor... ...sustained for verylong the way it could a couple decades ago. The approval ratings are also high because people don't get any infor-mation about what ...

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...olving on turntables, and could be used in manysituations where the use of ordinary ladders was difficult orimpossible.(1) J. J. Ploherty, 'Five Alar... ...utsider to represent them to avoid anypossible disciplinary action that an ordinary fireman might face.Hhe man they chose was Jim Bradley and he soon ... ... 30.Manchester were given this rating, and fire stations in theseareas were manned so that a pump escape a... ...nglines: 'It would have to be operational work as I have turneddown many ordinary routine jobs*. When I visited these firemen I was concerned wit... ...st obvious difference between the ship andthe industrial plant is that the seaman lives at his place of work,amongst his colleagues and ...

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...zation plan to NASA on 25 May1961, and NASA Associate Administrator Robert Seamans approvedit in June 1961. Ranger Project Manager Jim Burke, however,... ...ks scared many readers. H. G. Wells’sbook planted fears in people that the ordinary life from one planet willbe antagonistic, and even murderous, to t... ...th which those surfaces could be sterilized.Tenney et al. pointed out that ordinary, machine-finished metal sur-faces contained grooves and scratches ... ...ld have tofind ways of conforming to PHS quarantine guidelines and incorpo-rating additional planetary protection requirements into the mission.Preven... ...ect History, p. 12; Compton, Where No Man Has Gone Before, p. 16; Robert Seamans draft document, in package beginning with NASA, “Interagency Comm... ...scussed back contamination issues,with NASA Deputy Administrator Robert C. Seamans assuring thoseat the hearing that NASA would take all precautions t... ...tance, asked for more explana-tion of LRL’s utility, complaining that “the ordinary layman is unin-formed as to the necessity of this lab and what its...

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...ung girl on a beach, telling the storyof the bananafish. This fish is very ordinary looking but it swims into a hole, eats so much itcannot escape, an... ...The cells may be neurosecretory giant-cells, two or three times aslarge as ordinary neurons, and may exceed 100 microns in diameter. They have a nucle... ...cularly those which are fished for, such aswhales and molluscs, as well as ordinary fishes (see below). To distinguish the true fishes in thiscontext ... ... oilskin raincoat or slicker. So-named because of a trademark.fish = 69) a seaman. See also scaly fish.fish = 70) a woman; probably from the resemblan... ...thing). 160765 = fish (a seaman).66 = fish (a woman; probably from the resemblance of the word to fl... ...p the shark (the moment when a TV show begins to decline, is desperate for ratings orgoes over the top; and, by extension, anything else such as relat... ... that has been naturalised.Abbreviated as inq.inscale = one of a series of ratings at the lower end of a wicker trap in a river (Scottish dialect).ins... ... for a listing), nowsadly no longer published but a source of humour, even rating a mention in the Times HigherEducation. ... ...sm.scaly = 2) shabby, mean (slang).scaly fish = an honest, rough and blunt seaman (slang).scamel = a bench on which fish were cut up and offered for s...

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...he receiving variables are those with od (vj) = 0 and id (vi)> 0. c) The ordinary variables satisfy both od (vj) ≠ 0 and id (vi) ≠ 0. The static an... ...l agreed with the results and expressed that there may be variationsin the ratings given if the experts' panel is changed. It was possible to know du... ...ry and practice”, , second edition, Prentice-Hall ed. USA, 2001. [8] C. Seaman and R. Conradi, "Qualitative Methods in Software Engineering Researc... .... b) Receiving variables are those with od (vj) = 0 and id (vi)> 0. c) Ordinary variables satisfy both od (vj) ≠ 0 and id (vi) ≠ 0. The static an... .... Less than 5% evaluated it fromfair tending to bad, this being the lowest rating.Conclusions The segmentation of the tourist market in a Heritage ci... ...) The receiving variables are those with od (vj) = 0 and id (vi)> 0. c) Ordinary variables satisfy both od (vj) ≠ 0 and id (vi) ≠ 0. The static an... ...ntationhas. The processing of the form was based on the calculation of the rating factor of the experts through thefollowing mathematical expression:K...

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...ations, butthey were saved. They died not in space, but on the ground from ordinarycardiovascular or oncological diseases.5 Accidents did happen invo... ... natural phenomenon in the experimental development of acomplex system. An ordinary traffic accident caused by our sloppiness wasviewed as extraordina... .... Dogs proved tobe “man’s best friend” in the sphere of cosmonautics, too. Ordinary littlemongrel dogs blazed the trail for humankind’s entry into spa... ...f color images to France beganon 27 November. French specialists gave high ratings to the image qualityand proposed that we prepare to receive color p... ...The Diary of T. Keith Glennan.Edited by J.D. Hunley. NASA SP-4105, 1993. Seamans, Robert C. Aiming at Targets: The Autobiography of Robert C.Seamans... ...Mission. Monograph in AerospaceHistory, No. 36, 2005. NASA SP-2005-4536. Seamans, Robert C., Jr. Project Apollo: The Tough Decisions. Monographin Ae...

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...sary it was that I should give him achance, pointed out that "to go in the ordinary boat, be it schooner orsteamer, would be impracticable, for I woul... ...er, would be impracticable, for I would have to mix among andlive with the ordinary type of seamen, which as a rule is not a cleansort of life."Then t... ...power of the wind," wrote a well-wisher, "which, while not interferingwith ordinary sails in light breezes, will enable you to use the whole ... ... instruments and teach himself navigation. Now I must notbe misunderstood. Seamanship is an entirely different matter. It is notlearned in a day, nor ... ...usts die away. Solicitude for mere bodily comfort has noplace in practical seamanship, I conclude sagely; but study the feel ofthe next series of gust... ...sailing for theMarquesas, but her crew was complete and I, who was an able-seaman before the mast and young enough to be overweeningly proudof it, was... ...y no; but I saythat they have never done any expert watch-making and watch-rating inthe Solomons. That it is the climate is my only diagnosis. At any ...

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...y for the union),nor did they collectively have the effective ability to borrow money in an ordinary manner. Bills of Credit ... ... tender money in the constitutional sense is only an amount and purity ofsilver or gold. Ordinary items of commerce in America, including the non-p... ... 105extremely strong legal position for collecting on their bonds, much greater than ordinarypromissory notes which are generally issued as whe... ...rs most is that coins are made of precious metals of determinable purity and weight. The rating of foreign gold and silver coin in so-many American... ... of the amount of“fine gold or fine silver” contained in the sampled foreign coins and then rating them in justproportion to the American gold or silv... ...n being thereof convicted shall suffer death.” Ibid. Section 12: “That if any seaman or other person shall commit manslaughter upon the ... ...r robber on the seas, knowing him to be guilty of any such piracy or robbery ; or if any seaman shall confine the master of any ship or other vesse... ... of fifty dollars, or yield up such ship or vessel voluntarily to any pirate ; or if any seaman shall lay violent hands upon his commander, ther...

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...ists as if it were areligion… Scientists are not wise men who know more than the ordinarycitizen does; they know even less than you do and their close... ...: without mindlesslyabsorbing and copying the past.Ask yourself: if you can take ordinary people from any walk of life and put them into an amateurthe... ...drous,wonderful, or strange, eerie, lovely, sensational, fascinating, out of the ordinary, exceptional; then theonly difference between the state of y... ... your opponent might become more socially acceptable.But that might lower viewer ratings. Less people might watch sports, if winning is not glorified.... ...leup two racquet and really give a double-armed blast overt the net.Would tennis ratings skyrocket? Would more money be poured into the poorest commun... ... pure Nature: into aHuman hell. But where was Able? The most able-bodied English seaman ever to have sailed the sevenseas. He was on the other side of... ...d finding excuses to get away with his crimes: it was Abel, the most able-bodied seaman in theEnglish Navy who was forced to make excuses for the mism... ...to feed the multitudes of poor cheaply at no cost.If Christian had been a better seaman, and a better human being: there would have been no mutiny in ... ... with awhitewashed, cleaned-up version that was self-censored, and so banal; its ratings plummeted. He wascancelled again because of viewer apathy. T...

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... haven’t been baptized/christened?Q: Do you see unbaptized Believers as the same as an ordinary Christian?Q: How important is Baptism to you? ... ...at a real Christian is a Follower of Christ Jesus. So, your words “unbaptized” & “an ordinary Christian” aren’t correct. Please see the Index fo... ...aying) on a woman’s head standsfor her Obedience to GOD-established Authority of Man.An ordinary daily communication between man & woman is not spirit... ... for other walks of life too.If, however, this chapter does not cover every aspect of a seaman’s life, searchthe Word of GOD – your Answers are there.... ... Honesty. Think well about such modern terminology as “Christian” career, market, rating, competition, and so forth. Don’t sell for money the... ...hat Christians are to leave their families for Christ’s sake?A: Not compulsorily. As a seaman for many years gone by, I remember this good rule, t... ...e also Anti-science.Scriptural (the meaning) – 272, 280, the article “About the Writer”.Seaman, seamen – 159.Second chance – 320, 537, 548, 561, 641.S...

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...ou believe me? Oh, you modest creature. Well, let me assure you that under ordinary circumstances it would have been a good shot. Y ou are sufficientl... ...young lady of spirit and position drawn into an ugly affair like that. Any ordinary young lady, I mean. Well, the fellow asked nothing better than to ... ...ou? “Our Mr. Stafford takes it all in with downcast eyes… I am a competent seaman, he says, with his sly, modest air. A ship’s chief mate has no doubt... ...anegyric of a very fine sailor, a member of the ship’s company, having the rating of the captain’s coxswain. He was known on board as Cuba Tom; not be... ...youngster on joining the service was put under the charge of a trustworthy seaman, who slung his first hammock for him and often later on became a sor... ...over then that, no Spaniard being forthcoming for the service, this worthy seaman with the unique pigtail and a very high character for courage and st... .... “‘We must get him to perspire as soon as possible,’ said Davidson in his ordinary voice. ‘Y ou’ll have to give him hot drink of some kind. I will go...

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... stupidity; it had no pronounced charac- teristics whatever; it was simply ordinary, irresponsive, and unruffled. The only thing his aspect might have... ...n the very day of writing, entered him regularly on the ship’s articles as Ordinary Seaman. “Be- cause I can do the work,” he explained. The mother ag... ...y day of writing, entered him regularly on the ship’s articles as Ordinary Seaman. “Be- cause I can do the work,” he explained. The mother again wept ... ...swift and changeable currents — tangled facts that nevertheless speak to a seaman in clear and definite language. Their speech appealed to Captain Mac... ...dirty as ap- plied to the weather implying only moderate discomfort to the seaman. Had he been informed by an indisputable authority that the end of t... ...anour and the hoarse voice, he had none of the classical attributes of his rating. His good nature almost amounted to imbecility: the men did what the... ...ck,” continued Jukes with warmth. After the whisper of their shouts, their ordinary tones, so distinct, rang out very loud to their ears in the amazin...

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...en selling their souls for love or power to some grotesque devil. The most ordinary intelligence can per- ceive without much reflection that anything ... ...ad been a very excellent master. And what greater kindness can one do to a seaman than to put him in the way of employment? Captain Froud did not see ... ... myself, as if already the story-teller were being born into the body of a seaman. But I heard on deck the whistle of the officer of the watch and rem... ...ly the futility of an enormous task, joined to a bodily fatigue such as no ordinary amount of fairly heavy physi- cal labour could ever account for. I... ...rs does not make a literary man, any more than the love of the sea makes a seaman. And it is very possible, too, that I love the letters in the same w... ...dim gleam of the lantern standing on the quay. He is worth a dozen of your ordinary Normans or Bretons, but then, in the whole immense sweep of the Me... ... of the mast. I had been given to understand long be- fore that he had the rating of a second-class able seaman (matelot leger) in the fleet which sai...

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...a mottled bronze, to which sickness soon changes the rich berry-brown of a seaman’s complexion in the tropics. On the quarter-deck was one whom I took... ...quite rotten. Still, she was tolerably tight, and but little more than the ordinary pumping of a morning served to keep her free. But all this had not... ...t was quite plain that the captain stood in awe of him. So far as courage, seamanship, and a natural aptitude for keeping riotous spirits in subjectio... ...ocked hat and feather. In addition to these articles, they merely wore the ordinary costume of their race—a slip of native cloth about the loins. Ind... ...arboard watch, and the other for the larboard. By prescription, the oldest seaman in each claims the treat as his, and, accordingly, pours out the goo... ...ssened them. Unlike most of his countrymen, he was, if anything, below the ordinary height; but then, he was all compact, and un- der his swart, tatto... ...is attitude, the men, rejoiced at seeing him thus humbled, left him; after rating him, in sailor style, for a cannibal and a coward. Ben was attended ...

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...en selling their souls for love or power to some grotesque devil. The most ordinary intelligence can perceive without much re- flection that anything ... ...ad been a very excellent master. And what greater kindness can one do to a seaman than to put him in the way of employment? Captain Froud did not see ... ... myself, as if already the story-teller were being born into the body of a seaman. But I heard on deck the whistle of the officer of the watch and re-... ...ly the futility of an enormous task, joined to a bodily fatigue such as no ordinary amount of fairly heavy physical labour could ever account for. I h... ... does not make a liter- ary man, any more than the love of the sea makes a seaman. And it is very possible, too, that I love the letters in the same w... ...ot of the mast. I had been given to understand long before that he had the rating of a second-class able seaman (matelot leger) in the fleet which sai...

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...body can pre- tend, for a moment, on behalf of the Dean, that there is any ordinary and natural tendency in human thoughts, which could ever turn to i... ...red landsmen. John Williams, however, who had been occasionally rated as a seaman on board of various Indiamen, &c., was probably a very accomplished ... ...cumstance depended Mary’s life. Had she been sent abroad for supper at the ordinary time of ten or eleven o’clock, it is almost certain that she, the ... ...after the departure of Mary), he (the watchman), when re-entering upon his ordinary half-hourly beat, was requested by Marr to assist him in closing t... ...y; and ‘a nice letter’ ought to mean a letter that is very delicate in its rating and in the choice of its company. 2 Thus Milton, who (in common wit...

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... I was no longer the fine gentleman with a skin soft as a “lydy’s,” but only an ordinary and very worthless cabin boy. He absurdly insisted upon my add... ...aking or from the prolonged soaking from the foundering of the Martinez. Under ordinary circumstances, after all that I had undergone, I should have b... ...e ship. Moral suasion was a thing un known. Picture it to yourself: a man of ordinary stature, slender of build, and with weak, undeveloped muscles,... ...ting, but which I cannot help, for it is the life that is in me that makes the rating.” He appeared waiting for the words with which to express the th... ...nglish merchant service. Cabin boy at twelve, ship’s boy at fourteen, ordinary seaman at sixteen, able seaman at seventeen, and cock of the fo’c’sle, ... ...d on the starboard side. In the top one lay Oofty Oofty, a Kanaka and splendid seaman, so named by his mates. He was asleep on his back and breathing ... ...ame through the attendant deluge, and I knew he referred, not to Wolf Larsen’s seamanship, but to the performance of the Ghost herself. It was now so ...

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...structible value that lay hidden in the petty and wearisome incidents, and ordinary characters with which I was now conversant. The fault was mine. Th... ...inated upon her bosom. It had the effect of a spell, taking her out of the ordinary relations with humanity, and enclosing her in a sphere by herself.... ... the daily custom; and she must either sustain and carry it forward by the ordinary resources of her nature, or sink beneath it. She could no longer b... ...Pharmacopoeia, which so many learned doctors had spent centuries in elabo rating. This learned stranger was exemplary as regarded at least the outwar... .... Deny ing himself this freak, as unworthy of his cloth, he met a drunken seaman, one of the ship’s crew from the Spanish Main. And here, since he ha... ...ow, if never before, it answered a good purpose by enabling Hester and the seaman to speak together without risk of being over heard; and so changed ... ...without it. “Thy mother is yonder woman with the scarlet letter,” said the seaman, “Wilt thou carry her a message from me?” 195 Hawthorne “If the mes...

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...ped so far with me were a man named Helmar, a passenger like myself, and a seaman whose name I don’t know,—a short sturdy man, with a stammer. We drif... ...y the sea subsided slowly to a glassy calm. It is quite impossible for the ordinary reader to imag- ine those eight days. He has not, luckily for hims... ...tzi still flourishing? What a shop that was!” He had evidently been a very ordinary medical student, and drifted incontinently to the topic of the mus... ...ought of,—monsters manufactured by transferring a slip from the tail of an ordinary rat to its snout, and allowing it to heal in that position.” “Mons... ...nebrake in one direction, a dense tangle of palm-trees on the other, sepa- rating us from the ravine with the huts, and to the north the hazy horizon ...

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...ver, upon any romantic rigor in constructing this idea, and abiding by the ordinary standard of what is understood by publication, it is probable that... ...ing the relations of rank. The equation, so to speak, between rank and the ordinary expressions of rank, which usually runs parallel to the graduation... ...t from me they recoiled, one and all, as cannon shot from cotton bags. The ordinary course of our day’s warfare was this: between nine and ten in the ... ...establishment was under peculiar and contradictory circumstances. When my “rating,” or graduation in the school, was to be settled, naturally my al- t... ...ements of discomfort which it could develop, was entitled to an Ameri- can rating. But alas! Fuit Ilium; I have not seen the ruins of this ancient hot... ...ate branches of his 271 Autobiographic Sketches profession—navigation and seamanship, qualifications which are not very often united. After the death... ...a character to maintain with the sailors: he was respected equally for his seamanship and his shipmanship. 6 By the way, when it is considered that o... ...anish shipping and maritime towns was that which I have here retained. 6 “Seamanship and shipmanship”—These are two functions of a sailor seldom, sep...

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...n their pockets, or in belts. Some of these documents, care- fully unwrinkled and dried, were little less fresh in appear- ance that day, than the pre... ...be under ordinary circumstances, after having been opened three or four times. In that lonely place, it had not been easy to obtain even such common c... ... My darling son would have been sixteen on Christmas-day next. He was a most amiable and obedient child, early taught the way of salvation. We fondly ... ...e sun; on the top of the Cross, the letters I.H.S.; on the left arm, a man and woman dancing, with an effort to delineate the female’s dress; under wh... ...here, and the mistress had got into jail through deluding Jack. When I at last ended this night of travel and got to bed, I failed to keep my mind on ... ...istance as on a burn- ing-glass, I felt that now, indeed, I was in the dear old France of my affections. I should have known it, without the well- rem... ...and five loaves. I suppose when Thisman, M.P ., and Thatman, M.P ., and the Public-blessing Party, lay their heads together in course of time, and com...

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.... T emple and I contemplated these proceedings as matters belonging to the ordinary phenomena of feasting. We agreed that gentlemen were always the la... ...bin there was no smack of the preacher in him. His men said he was a stout seaman, mad on the subject of grog and girls. Why, it was on account of gro... ...e not like one of those tract-fellows. You’re a man we can respect, a good seaman, master of your ship, and hearty, and no mewing sanctimoniousness, a... ... of it went: ‘ And there was your father apolo- gizing, and the margravine rating him,’ etc. My father, as it happened, was careful not to open his li... ...e 202 The Adventures of Harry Richmond same tone, more effective than the ordinary language of con- viction, ‘He does not think it.’ The rage of a yo... ...r share of it in her bosom from that time, proudly appeased. They were not ordinary peasant children, and happily for them they had another friend tha... ... as it’s the worst for men. Poor Billy Bulsted, for instance, a first-rate seaman, and his heart’s only half in his profession since he and Julia swor... ... first speaker, as they swung round to parade the pier, and passed on nar- rating. ‘Not an hotel, if it is possible to avoid it,’ my aunt Dor- othy, w... ...at deal is due to you, I know; but I can’t pay a jot of it while you go on rating my father like a madman.’ ‘Harry!’ either my aunt or Janet breathed ...

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...w young damsels lived, and what treat- ment they met with, and he was soon rating the women in 57 Charlotte M. Young no measured terms for the disres... ...was not so repugnant to all her feelings as to a modern maiden; it was the ordinary destiny of womanhood, and she had been used in her childhood to lo... ...ow not the name—and laid hands on a fisher’s smack, which Jock of Hull was seaman enough to steer with the aid of the lad on board, as far as Frieslan...

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...t the time, and the death of Goguelat remained a mystery of the prison. Such were the veterans of France! And yet I should be disingenuous if I did no... ...building. I had never the heart to look for any length of time—the thought that I must make the descent in person some dark night robbing me of breath... ...e one else should make the trial, they had better still why it should not be themselves. Others, again, condemned the whole idea as insane; among thes... ...erent if you had re- ceived your commission. Properly speaking, you are not yet a combatant; I have ceased to be one; and I think it arguable that we ... ...answer. All day the dogs were kept unsparingly on the alert, and the drove pushed forward at a very unusual and seemingly unwelcome speed. All day Sim... ...u! You don’t seem to know when you have a good lodger; but I know perfectly when I have an honest landlady! Rowley, unstrap the valises!’ Will it be c...

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...elain were not unworthy of it. The furni- ture was the same mixture of the ordinary and the choice, either worn and shabby, or such as would suit a vi... ... that sort never know how to speak to a lad,’ said Louis. ‘It is their own rating that they ought to blame.’ ‘Not T om Madison, I know,’ said Mr. Hold... ...he dinner-table; the Earl concealing anxiety and vexation, under more than ordinary punctilious politeness; the Viscount doing his share of the honour... ... and treating him like a spoilt child. He insisted on Mary’s seeing their ordinary sitting room, which nature had intended for a housekeeper’s room, ... ...ve on board?’ ‘Ye’d both of ye make more mischief than work,’ said the old seaman, who had been looking from one to the other of the young men, as if ... ...ier month than in these small lodgings, built by the old retired merchant- seaman evidently on the model of that pride of his heart, the Eliza Priscil...

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..., because of the enchant ment in my clothes. And yet it was nothing but an ordinary suit of fifteen dollar slop shops. Still, I was sane enough to n... ...mean. Matters were about as I expected to find them. The “foun tain” was an ordinary well, it had been dug in the ordinary way, and stoned up in the ... ...t doesn’t have to have any brains. They are good to have, of course, for the ordinary exigencies of life, but they are no use in professional work. I... ...alous of his due of respect and but sparing of outgo to strangers till their rating and quality be assured, but trouble yourself not, as concerning th... ...ng shop I came to, up a back street, I got a rough rig suitable for a common seaman who might be going on a cold voyage, and bound up my face with a l...

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...ait the fugitives. Berenger was to present himself in the palace as in his ordinary court attendance, and, contriv- ing to elude notice among the thro... ...bly she would have surrendered an infant born in purple and in pall to the ordinary lot of its contem- poraries; but the exertions and suffering she h... ...e from the secret poison she fancied it contained; while Sir Marmaduke was rating the constables for taking advantage of his absence to interpret the ... ...quest him to come and speak to my Lord, was a stout, honest, experi- enced seaman, who was perfectly at home in the Bay of Biscay , and had so strong ... ...aris was a more serious undertaking in the sixteenth century than the good seaman Master Hobbs was aware of, or he would have used stronger dissuasive... ...t journey as the most distressing period of his life. They were out of the ordinary highways, and therefore found the hiring of horses often extremely...

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...r. This additional pungency on the part of the fair young creature led, on ordinary occasions, to such slight consequences as the co- pious dilution o... ...n conclusion, to Mr Tigg, with his hat, ‘any lady or gentleman, possessing ordinary strength of mind, to say whether he’s a disagreeable-looking chap ... ... a-coming out strong at last. These are the circumstances that would try a ordinary mind; but I’m uncommon jolly. Not quite as jolly as I could wish t... ...bin-boy, and years upon years too inexperienced to be accepted as a common seaman. His dress and manner, too, militated fatally against any such propo... ... no deadly element were peering in at every seam and chink, and no drowned seaman’s grave, with but a plank to cover it, were yawning in the unfathoma... ...- mate of his quality, and relieved his breast of the oppressive burden of rating him in secret as a nameless and obscure individual. ‘Say her brother...

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...e brushing away. He shook off the suspicion to some extent, on their sepa- rating first from their hostesses and then from each other, by the aid of a... ...a mild Hindoo, too noiseless almost for her nerves, or simply a barefooted seaman on the deck of a ship— Pasquale offered to sight a small salver, whi... ...but he hadn’t even the amount of curiosity that he would have had about an ordinary friend. He might have shaken himself at moments to try, for a sort...

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...f bricklayers, of all those who express their fundamental sentiment in the ordinary course of their activities, by the work of their hands. The work o... ...me. He has the knowledge of simple hearts. Long Tom Coffin is a monumental seaman with the individuality of life and the significance of a type. It is... ...ead when we have five minutes to spare, the usual hired books published by ordinary publish- ers, printed by ordinary printers, and censored (when the... ...rt, whose whole range of ideas, could they be investigated, would be found ordinary, if not base, because they have been adopted in compliance with so... ...r a period of probation and training I had imposed upon myself as ordinary seaman on board a North Sea coaster, I had come up from Lowestoft— my first... ...- ing out a deliberate plan of making out of myself, in the first place, a seaman worthy of the service, good enough to work by the side of the men wi... ...mp-trim- mer, mate, master, engineer, and also all through the innumerable ratings of the Navy up to that of Admi- ral, has done well. I don’t say mar...

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...ention of which will recommend itself to you, I know, as one possessing no ordinary claims to your sympathy and approbation, and the proposing of whic... ...the profession of an artist, I disdain to stoop to ask for charity, in the ordinary acceptation of the term, on behalf of the Artists. In its broader ... ... something of a personal tone. I am not here advocating the case of a mere ordinary client of whom I have little or no knowledge. I hold a brief to ni... ... that it was an undergraduate of Harvard University who served as a common seaman two years before the mast, and who wrote about the best sea book in ... ... and happiness of mankind. And in a celebration like the present, commemo rating the birth and progress of a great educational establish ment, I rec...

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...and forgetfulness. But there is a frailty, by com- parison with which this ordinary flux of the human race seems to have a vast duration. Cases there ... ...ectators, in many a fifth part of that amount,) births and deaths be- came ordinary events, which, in a small modern theatre, are rare and memorable; ... ...s absolutely faultless, she seemed to the random sight as little above the ordinary height. Possibly from the dignity of her person, assisted by the d... ...ith disappointment, as it may be supposed to act upon the poor shipwrecked seaman, alone and upon a desolate coast, straining his sight for ever to th... ...losophic in- terest belongs to it as a case of authentic history, commemo- rating a great revolution for good and for evil, in the for- tunes of a who...

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... a gentleman pulling in a canoe, and smoking a narghilly, had attracted no ordinary attention. He rowed about a hundred yards ahead of the boats in th... ...n Bowie contemplated: the boldest and most daring perhaps ever imagined by seaman. It is this which has been so wrongly described by European annalist... ...h- ington forbade its publication; and it was but lately that the faithful seaman told it to me, his grandson, on his hundred- and-fifteenth birthday.... ...luck for me—as it diminished the chances of my de- tection. When, with the ordinary ceremonies, the kitmatgars 171 Burlesques and consomahs had expla... ... army: with this great benefit to it, that I only con- sumed as much as an ordinary mortal. We were then, as far as the victuals went, 126 mouths; as ... ... Father Drono (who piqued himself upon his Latinity) on the stone commemo- rating the death of her late lord:— Hic est Guilfridus, belli dum vixit avi...