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...arts of the messages. The second source, more benign but no less annoying, was Philip Randerson. He was sitting on the seat in front of hers, prop... ... he was holding a book, The Country of the Blind and Other Stories by HG Wells. Philip was intense. You never quite knew what he was thinking, or w... ... or her chavette entourage, but she couldn’t help but feel that by being nice to Philip, she had somehow been penalised. As though she had left a do... ...Philip, she had somehow been penalised. As though she had left a door ajar, and Philip was eagerly trying to push his foot into the opening. His ob... ...looking...” “You put ‘good sense of humour’ and ‘kind’ ahead of looks,” pounced Philip. “Why do girls always say that when really it’s ‘looks’ ever... ...d for.” Stannard reluctantly agreed, but she couldn’t help imagining the words ‘cannon fodder’ instead of ‘Police’ stamped on the back of Nowak’s h...

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...chair, though - and only 3 of those as an exclusive method of execution, as do the Philippines and China. http://inventors.about.com/library/week... ...me Native American tribes (such as the Blackfoot and Illinois); some nations in the Philippines, Indonesia and Polynesia and, in west Africa, in Ca... ...Electric and Musical Industries (EMI). RCA refined its own system, as did the Dutch Philips. Not until 1951 were the standards for public broadcasti... ...oman. From truly humble origins - her mother worked as the housekeeper of one, Dr. Philippe Curtius - she sprang to fame in less than 10 years. Th... ... 110 centimeters tall. It was not until 1972 that a home version was introduced by Philips of the Netherlands. Sony introduced the first affordable... ...s in 1499. The metal which was supposed to go into this work of art was molded into cannon balls. Leonardo was a member of the commission which ...

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...issed a lunch party at Sir Godfrey’s on Tuesday and a dinner engagement at Philip Magnet’s, quite an im- portant dinner in its way, with various promi... ...ed be jealous, men often of forty or more, but one was a contemporary, Sir Philip Easton, a man with a touch of Spanish blood and a suggestion of Span... ...ficient…. “Amanda seems to like that dark boy, Poff; what is his name?—Sir Philip Easton?” said Lady Marayne. Benham looked at her with a slightly hos... ...nt murder of the Grand Duke Sergius. The buildings opposite the old French cannons were still under repair. “The assassin stood just here. The bomb fe... ...ternoon of his arrival at Chexington he was a little surprised to find Sir Philip Easton coming through the house into the garden, with an accustomed ... ...ing through the house into the garden, with an accustomed familiarity. Sir Philip perceived him with a start that was instantly controlled, and greete... ...se—there were walls thirty feet thick, galleries with scores of rust-eaten cannon, circular dining-halls, king’s apartments and queen’s apartments, to...

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..., as the conversation grew louder, 58 Henrietta’s Wish “it is the people, Philip Carey, and all,—but hush! listen.” He did so, and heard Careys, Ditt... ... honour of my hand for the first quadrille, but I suppose you leave it for Philip Carey!” “If it comes at all you must start me, Bee,” said Alex, “for... ...returning his cousinly shake of the hand with interest. “What! are not you Philip Carey?” “O, Roger, Roger!” cried a small figure, in whom the Ital- i... ...thought you would have all been in port here at Christmas. And is not this Philip? Come tell me, some of you, instead of laughing there. Are you Fred ... ...red ques- tions to ask about his cousins and all the neighbours. “ And has Philip Carey set up for himself at Allonfield? Does he get any practice? I ... ... hand, and an en- treaty that he might go with Queen Bee and Fred to buy a cannon for the little ships, of which Roger’s return always produced a whol... ... to delight the very heart of Willy by a present of a pair of little brass cannon, on which his long- ing eyes had often before been fixed, and they t...

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... the 1st of this month a French general will be killed by a random shot of a cannon-ball. On the 6th a fire will break out in the suburbs of Paris, wh... ...nd cure the Wounds that Venus made. Great Scholars have in Lucian read, When Philip, King of Greece was dead, His Soul and Spirit did divide, And each... ...h properly is part of Spain, there are now two rivals for Spain, Charles and Philip: But Charles being descended fro the Count of Hapsburgh, founder o... ... of the Austrian family, shall soon make those heads but two; by overturning Philip, and driving him out of Spain. Some of these predictions are alrea...

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...w whether a thing was a church or not un- less it positively bristled with cannon, and many a Sunday afternoon have I played Chicago (with the fear of... ... home with nearly a couple of hundred lead soldiers, some excellent spring cannons that shot hard and true at six yards, hills of books and a constant... ...stick and speaking with a fire that was altogether revolutionary. This was Philip Snowden, the member for Blackburn. They had come in nearly forty str...

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...oken heart comboined, for the horrud old Colonel, with a head as bald as a cannon- ball, was making sheep’s eyes at a half-caste girl there. Mrs. Mage... ...” “Cest le feu!” said Isidor, running to the balcony. “God defend us; it’s cannon!” Mrs. O’Dowd cried, starting up, and followed too to the window. A ... ...hapels, and knelt and prayed on the flags and steps. The dull sound of the cannon went on rolling, rolling. Presently carriages with travellers began ... ...ees at church hard by, praying for son homme a elle. When the noise of the cannonading was over, Mrs. O’Dowd issued out of Amelia’s room into the parl... ...of Brunswick fall, the black hussars fly, the Ecossais pounded down by the cannon. “And the —th?” gasped Jos. “Cut in pieces,” said the hussar—upon wh... ...chopped off the head of the Arthur of her day, who had been Chamberlain to Philip and Mary, and carried letters between the Queen of Scots and her unc... ...Gaunt, then at Paris, who won vast sums from the lady’s brother at some of Philip of Orleans’s banquets. The Earl of Gaunt’s famous duel with the Coun...

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...ony. There was no getting into the town now, and the growling thunder of a cannon might now and then be heard. Jeph would have liked to spend all his ... ...ay, the sharp rattle of the musquets, and now and then the grave roll of a cannon. Stead had been too busy to attend, but half the village had been wa... ...ter now. Hark! they are beginning again,” as the growl of a heavy piece of cannon shook the ground. “I wonder where our Jeph is,” said the little girl... ...d got the treasure. ’T was for the King. And now they are all gone, Master Philip and all, and master says they are flibustiers, and pirates, and robb...

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...re than the Latinity that will surprise an English reader: HIC JACET PHILIPPUS ZAEHDARM, COGNOMINE MAGNUS, ZAEHDARMI COMES, EX IMPERII CON... ...s Sorrows of Napoleon Opera, in an all-too stupendous style; with music of cannon-volleys, and murder-shrieks of a world; his stage- lights are the fi... ...llows:— “Horrible enough! A whole Marchfeld strewed with shell- splinters, cannon-shot, ruined tumbrils, and dead men and horses; stragglers still rem... ...a Divine Mission- ary, though unconscious of it; and preached, through the cannon’s throat, that great doctrine, La carriere ouverte aux talens (The T... ...ck- name of Beggars, heroically rallied and prevailed, though against King Philip himself? Intrinsic significance these had none: only extrinsic; as t...

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... Captain Egremont, to whom she had been married on the 20th of July at St. Philippe, in Jersey, and that she herself was obliged to leave the place al... ...ily place, and is living there.’ Miss Headworth felt as if she had fired a cannon and looked to see the effect. ‘ Ah, if we could have stayed at Diepp... ...ring me.’ May was rather entertained. ‘There’s my cousin,’ she said, ‘Lord Philip Molyneux is asking her to dance,’ and she left him most unnecessaril... ...ng her to dance,’ and she left him most unnecessarily infuriated with Lord Philip Molyneux. A steward introduced him to a dull-looking girl, but for- ... ...father, and when she came down Mr. Egremont held out a card with the name ‘Philip Dutton,’ and the pencilled request below to be allowed to see Mr. Eg... ...ies grat, Their minnie aneath the mools heard that.’ ‘Lyndhurst, 4th July.—Philip Dutton to Miss Egremont. Found. Waterloo, 6.15.’ ‘I knew he would,’ ...

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...erses by different hands on the death of Isabel de Valois, second queen of Philip II, published by the professor in 1569, to which Cervantes contribut... ...Giulio, afterwards Cardinal, Acquaviva had been sent at the end of 1568 to Philip II by the Pope on a mission, partly of condolence, partly political,... ... to Spain he found his old regiment about to march for Portugal to support Philip’s claim to the crown, and utterly penniless now, had no choice but t... ...borate catafalque erected to testify the grief of the city at the death of Philip II, but from this up to 1603 we have no clue to his movements. The w... ...diers, who no sooner do they see in the enemy’s wall a breach as wide as a cannon ball could make, than, casting aside all fear, without hesitating, o... ...he sees before him threatening him as many ministers of death as there are cannon of the foe pointed at him, not a lance length from his body, and see... ... the Most Serene Don John of Austria, natural brother of our good king Don Philip, was coming as commander-in-chief of the allied forces, and rumours ...

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...f their lovers; a fool, an egoist, or a petty nature could never stand it. Philip the Second himself, the Alexander of dis- simulation, would have tol... ...et this, papa” demanded La T onsard, slip- ping the coin into her pocket. “Philippine! you’ll come to a bad end,” said the old man, shaking his head b... ...” said the old man, winking one of his little green eyes at his daughter. “Philippine has already hooked my five-franc piece; and how many more haven’... ... argent; the second, vert, three hunting horns argent; the third, gules, a cannon or on a gun-carriage sable, and, in chief, a crescent or; the fourth... ... the neighborhood.” On hearing these words the general sprang back as if a cannon-ball had struck him; then he looked at Sibilet with a shrewd, diplom... ...defeat in battle sometimes depends upon a brook which shepherds jump while cannon are unable to pass it. Gallantly bowing to the countess, Bonnebault ...

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...ars of a portion of the latter are celebrated among us as the wars of King Philip; but the peaceful policy of William Penn, or Miquon, as he was terme... ...day—clean built, snug frigates with standing royals and them new-fashioned cannonades on their quarters— such as, if they had only Englishmen aboard o... ... the axe were ceaseless, while the failing of the trees was like a distant cannonading; and the daylight broke into the depths of the woods with the s... ...own, and give the sachem his tea; for I suppose he is a descendant of King Philip, if not a grandson of Pocahontas.” The ladies were met in the hall b... ...hem to leave such an incumberance behind them in the woods. This miniature cannon had been released from the rust, and being mounted on little wheels ... ... a poise. “Fire!” cried the sheriff, clapping a coal to the priming of the cannon. As half of Benjamin’ s charge escaped through the touch-hole, the w... ...o that, when the column of white smoke gushed from the mouth of the little cannon, an accumulated mass of objects was gliding over its point of direct...

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...ober of 1844 he describes to his eldest sister the reception of King Louis Philippe at Eton, accompanied by the Queen, Prince Albert, and the Duke of ... ...ambition of this great people. The accompaniments are rich in the extreme: cannon firing, drums rolling, for a successful shot, the shoot- ing society... ... thought Iago about the most awful character in Shakspeare; but Schiller’s Philip 53 Yo n g e II. is something beyond even this, without perhaps so m...

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..., as any of the precedent. The Emperour Maximilian, great grand-father to Philip now King of Spaine, was a Prince highly endowed with many noble qua... ...nother sence. Henry the seventh, King of England, made a composition with Philip, son to Maximilian the Emperour or (to give him a more honorable ti... ... honorable title) father to the Emperour Charles the fifth, that the said Philip should (deliver into his hands the Duke of Suffolke, his mortall en... ... speake his belly-full. Notwithstanding when a man is once within reach of cannonshot, and as it were point-blancke befor e them, as the fortune of w... ... which an other time might as well bee a meane to make them fall into the cannons-mouth, as to avoid the same. I cannot chuse, if the cracke of a mus... ...selfe against two culverins, that wold play the mad-man to expect thirtie cannons) where also the greatnesse of the Prince conquering must be conside... ...by effect, who by a letter of Parmenio having received advertisement that Philip, his neerest and best regarded Physitian, had with money beene subo... ...d corrupted by Darius to poison him, who at the very instant that he gave Philip the letter to reade, swallowed downe a potion he had given him: was... ... front of their battaile with three thousand such coaches, and after the Cannon had playd, caused them to discharge and shoote off a volie of small ...

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...ternational, London. Gelder, Michael, Gath, Dennis, Mayou, Richard, Cowen, Philip (eds.), Oxford Textbook of Psychiatry, third edition, 1996, repri... ...ood devours us. Return Sally Ann I wrote, Sally Ann, I wrote: Shot from the cannon of abuse as unwise missiles do. Course set. Explosive clouds that ...

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...renches were full of mud and water, and it took often three days to remove cannon from one battery to another. The waggons became useless, too, so tha... ...incommoded them as little as possible, and would not permit the passage of cannon across their park, until it was found impossible to transport it by ... ... and I heard him once at supper reproach her in jest, for having fired the cannons of 25 Saint-Simon the Bastille upon his troops. She was a little e... ...f officers; our loss was not more than half that number. We took all their cannon, eight mortars, many artillery waggons, a quantity of standards, and... ...h pleasure. I stopped six days at Strasbourg and then went by the Rhine to Philipsburg. On the next day after arriving there, I joined the cavalry, wh... ... able to support the fatigues of the journey, he was removed in a coach to Philipsburg, where he was joined by the Marechal, who had come there to mee... ...ntest who should decamp the last. All our communications were cut off with Philipsburg, so that we could not repass the Rhine under the protection of ... ... did little but subsist and observe, after which we recrossed the Rhine at Philipsburg, where our rear guard was slightly inconvenienced by the enemy.... ...ses of states. What would have said Ferdinand and Isabella, Charles V. and Philip II., who so many times attempted to conquer France, and who have bee...

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...Walden Pond; the heavy harquebus, which per haps had levelled one of King Philip’s Indians; the old King gun, that blazed away at the French of Louis... ...lables, answering amiss, and wishing his persecutor jammed into one of the cannons he talked about, and fired off, to end his interminable babble in o... ...s he had caused the appearance of a battle in the air, charging squadrons, cannon flashes, champions encounter ing; all of which foreboded some real ...

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...e report with which it was attended could be heard, the rushing sound of a cannon-ball passed over Balmawhapple’s head, and the bullet, burying it- se... ...sounds of war began to be heard. The distant, yet distinct report of heavy cannon, fired at intervals, apprized W averley that the work of destruc- ti... ...ght ring some brave man’s knell. Ere they approached the city, the partial cannonade had wholly ceased. Balmawhapple, however, having in his recol- le... ...eping considerably to the southward, so as to keep out of the range of the cannon, approached the ancient palace of Holyrood, without having entered t... ...ch, which was still distant, and that ‘they would gang very fast after the cannon fired.’ Thus admonished, Waverley walked briskly forward, yet often ... ...tate of health; but I must not—dare not—suppress the truth.— Ever, my dear Philip, your most affectionate sister, ‘Lucy T albot.’ Edward stood motionl... ...l, dear Waverley, this is more than kind, and shall not be forgotten while Philip Talbot can remember anything. My life— pshaw—let Emily thank you for... ...ad your pardon in the law courts. ‘Ever, dear Waverley, yours most truly, ‘Philip T albot.’ 404 Waverley CHAPTER LXVII Happy ‘s the wooing That’s not...

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...Austerlitz,” said he to me one day, “I saw every incident. The roar of the cannon, the cries of the fighting men rang in my ears, and made my inmost s... ... from the Huns to Charlemagne, from Charlemagne to Leo X., from Leo X., to Philip II., from Philip II. to Louis XIV.; from Venice to England, from Eng... ...poleon instinctively moving from a spot struck immediately afterwards by a cannon ball. XVII Between the sphere of Abstraction and that of Special- is...