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...n New Eng-land. After his father’s institutionaliza- Howard Philips Lovecrafttion in 1893, he lived affluently until hisfamily’s wealth... ..., and African outposts report ominousmutterings. American officers in the Philippines find certain tribes bothersome about thistime, and New York pol... ... without warning upon the schoonerwith a peculiarly heavy battery of brass cannon forming part of the yacht’s equipment. TheEmma’s men shewed fight, s... ...nd I found myself involved in a mangling avalanche of sliding masonrywhose cannon-loud uproar split the black cavern air in a deafening series of eart... ...ratitude as if for protection. Three years later he died.Wade Jermyn’s son Philip was a highly peculiar person. Despite a strong physica... ...sappearing onenight as his ship lay off the Congo coast.In the son of Sir Philip Jermyn the now accepted family peculiarity took a strange a... ...Nevil, a singularly repellent person who seemed to combinethe surliness of Philip Jermyn with the hauteur of the Brightholmes, ran away with a vulgarF...

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...nd forth and taking a series of deep littlebreaths.2 THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP AND SOPHIE “Oh bother! Why does it have to be so highup?” he excl... ...thetip of his little tail and a strong tug backward4 THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP AND SOPHIE—pulling him, in fact, right straight back tothe place whe... ... “Why, go on an adventure, of course! Justlike—”6 THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP AND SOPHIE But then Sebastian was interrupted again,this time by ... ...r, Guardian of nests, trees and hives . . .10 THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP AND SOPHIE “The Legend of the Seven Labors” was whatthe chicks we... ...ng onher wing. But Dorabella still wasn’t sure.12 THE ADVENTURES OF PHILIP AND SOPHIE “I don’t know, Sebastian,” she replied. “Itdoes sound ... ...nscious,wrapped around the trunk, the branch launchedfrom the cloud like a cannon. The whole thingwas on fire. It skipped down the mountain-side,slammi...

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...……………………………………………………. 30 Chapter 8: Tower of Babel…………………………………….……………………………. 32 Chapter 9: Abram……………...……………………………………………………...……. 34 Chapter 10: Cannon……….………………………………………………………...……… 38 Chapter 11: Abraham……..………………………………………….…………...………… 40 Chapter 12: God’s Covenant with Abraham………..…………….……………..……………. 42 Chapter 13: Sodom and Gomorrah……………………….……….…………………….……. 45...

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...………………. 32Chapter 9: Abram……………...……………………………………………………...……. 34Chapter 10: Cannon……….………………………………………………………...……… 38Chapter 11: Abraham……..………………………………... ...ak made directly from God! The book of Jasher, although it did not makethe cannon, was another widely authoritative scripture, and is mentioned in Jos... ... hisfinal apostles.Simon called Peter and his brother Andrew, James, John, Philip and Bartholomew (also calledNathanael), Matthew, Thomas, James, Simo... ... to eat?” Jesus already knew what He would do, Hejust wanted to test them. Philip did a quick headcount, does some mental math, and realized evenif th... ...e denarius was the standard pay for an entire day’s work. Needless to say, Philipwas looking at this from a logical standpoint and began getting nervo... ...should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father. (Philippians 2:9-11)Reveal God in the fleshAnd the Word was made flesh, and ... ...rinth (1st and 2nd Corinthians), Galatia (Galatians), Ephesus (Ephesians), Philippi(Philippians), Colossae (Colossians), and Thessaly (1st and 2nd The...

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...by American-Canadian writer William Gibson. It is one of the best-known works in the cyberpunk genre and the first novel to win the Nebula Award, the Philip K. Dick Award, and the Hugo Award.[1] It was Gibson's debut novel and the beginning of the Sprawl trilogy. The novel tells the story of a washed-up computer hacker hired by a mysterious employer to pull off the ultimat...

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...d to the SF Specials series, some had been writiing quality sf novels already(Samuel R. Delany, Philip K. Dick, and Robert Silverberg are examples), a... ... to reach Finland. To be gutted, as it landed in a sprucegrove, by an antique twenty-millimeter cannon manned by a cadre of reservists on dawn alert.S...

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...ts, and to Marquess Hamylton The Annuntiation and Passion Goodfriday, 1613, Riding Westward The Litanie Upon the Translation of the Psalms by Sir Philip Sydney, and the Countess of Pembrook His Sister To Mr. Tilman after He Had Taken Orders A Hymn to Christ, at the Author's Last Going into Germany The Lamentations of Jeremy, for the Most Part According to Tremelius ...

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...riday, 1613, Riding WestwardThe LitanieUpon the Translation of the Psalms by Sir Philip Sydney, and theCountess of Pembrook His SisterTo Mr. Tilman af... ...olique as their King,Those unlickt bear-whelps, unfil’d pistoletsThat (more then Cannon shot) availes or lets;Which negligently left unrounded, lookLi... ...y which she shall not be tryedAt the last day? Or will it then boot theeTo say a Philip or a Gregory,A Harry or a Martin taught thee this?Is not this ... ...ry stroke his brazen finnes do take,More circles in the broken sea they makeThan cannons’ voyces, when the ayre they tear:His ribbes are pillars, and ... ...As sin is nothing, let it no where be. Upon the Translation of the Psalms by Sir Philip Sydney, and the Countess of Pembrook His ...

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... chose as a topic "Henrik Ibsen and Nordic Myth." There were several reasons for choosing that topic. As an undergraduate I had taken a course with Philip Wheelwright based upon his manuscript of "The Burning Fountain" and became interested in mythology. I subsequently spent a year at a Danish folk college, whose headmaster gave daily lectures on the pagan mythology of ...

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...th. There wereseveral reasons for choosing that topic. As an undergraduate I had taken a coursewith Philip Wheelright based upon his manuscript of The... ... magic has been replaced by science, mythology by modern philosophy.But a few philosophers, such as Philip Wheelwright, insist that myth is not simply... ... All time is unredeemable (Eliot 1943, 3). Right-brain thinking uses language which Philip Wheelwright calledplurisignative, meta... ...f battle. He was in Berlin on May 4 when the victoriousGermans paraded through the streets with the cannon captured from Dybbøl, andhe watched them sp... ...ambhala, 1996.—. The Problem of the Puer Aeternus. New York: Spring Publications, 1970.Wheelwright, Philip. "Philosophy of the Threshold." Sewanee Rev...

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...n share of problems, including the introduction of rivals into areas which the resident naturalists considered to be their exclusive domain. Governor Philip Gidley King noted that the irascible Caley, despite his desire for discourse on botany, objected to interloper Robert Brown’s presumption in collecting in what Caley considered to be his own territory: ‘I believe he is...

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...the resident naturalists considered to be their exclusive domain. Governor Philip Gidley Kingnoted that the irascible Caley, despite his desire for di... ...m’s practice to forward Australian specimens, many obtainedwhile he was on Philip Parker King’s circumnavigations of the continent, to his brother, in... ...I had opportunity of ascertaining that he bore a very badcharacter in Port Philipps ...’.12 Leichhardt’s inconsistency saved Bunce from a probable ear... ...urnip as from a monkey.46 Darwin often found support in unexpected places. Philip Gidley King, a shipmate of Darwin’s from theBeagle days, wrote to te... ...September 1893.20 J. Moore, The Post-Darwinian Controversies, p. 106.21 S. Cannon chastises Baconianism advocates, but her disparaging characterizatio... ...sight’ is probably not far from the truth for many colonial collectors. S. Cannon, Science in Culture; The Early Victorian Period, New York, 1978, p. ... ...on, Science in Culture; The Early Victorian Period, New York, 1978, p. 73. Cannon’s adoption of the term ‘Humboldtian science’ to describe the approac... ...ley to Banks, 7 August 1803, Banks Papers, Vol. 20, Mitchell Library A83.3 Philip Gidley King to Banks, September 1803, Historical Records of New Sout... ..., A Centenary History of the University of Melbourne, Melbourne, 1957.S.F. Cannon, Science in Culture; the Early Victorian Period, New York, 1978.K. D...

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...hamberlain to the King.ROBERT FALCONBRIDGE, son to Sir Robert Falconbridge.PHILIP FALCONBRIDGE, his half-brother, bastard son to King RichardI.JAMES G... ...orrow'd majesty!KING JOHN.Silence, good mother; hear the embassy.CHATILLON.Philip of France, in right and true behalfOf thy deceased brother Geffrey's... ...eyes of France;For ere thou canst report I will be there,The thunder of my cannon shall be heard:So, hence! Be thou the trumpet of our wrath,And sulle... ...yThis expedition's charge.[Re-enter Sheriff, with ROBERT FAULCONBRIDGE and PHILIP, hisbastard Brother.]What men are you?BASTARD.Your faithful subject ... ...ur country manners give our betters way.KING JOHN.What is thy name?BASTARD.Philip, my liege, so is my name begun;Philip, good old Sir Robert's wife's ... ...JOHN.From henceforth bear his name whose form thou bear'st:Kneel thou down Philip, but rise more great, -Arise Sir Richard and Plantagenet.BASTARD.Bro... ...wordsIn such a just and charitable war.KING PHILIP.Well then, to work: our cannon shall be bentAgainst the brows of this resisting town. -Call for our... ...eye and prospect of your town,Have hither march'd to your endamagement;The cannons have their bowels full of wrath,And ready mounted are they to spit ... ...rms, like to a muzzled bear,Save in aspect, hath all offence seal'd up;Our cannons' malice vainly shall be spentAgainst the invulnerable clouds of hea...

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.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 132 A-20s attacking Philippine rail targets . . . . . . . . 133 Phosphorus bomb... ...self. Geographically, the Southwest Pacific wasimmense, extending from the Philippines to Australia, north tosouth, and from the Solomon Islands to Ja... ... lay 1,300 nm away, the western edge 1,650nm, and the northern edge of the Philippines 2,000 nm. By com-parison, Eighth Air Force’s distance from Lond... ...ur early on in the Southwest Pacific. It had suffered asound defeat in the Philippines and proved almost totally inef-fective against Japanese shippin... ...r. His first knowledge, really, was when we got clobbered at Clark Field [Philippines] when the Japs came in there and busted everything up. And the... ...e less of a factor as the Allies advanced.One of the new weapons—the 75 mm cannon—began to arrivein the SWPA around this time. The addition of this ca... ...ss with the weapon bred optimism. As early asFebruary 1943, reports of the cannon began emerging fromthe SWPA: “They carry about thirty-two rounds of ... ...e SWPA, thecannon held great promise despite limited application: “Boththe cannon in this airplane and the minimum altitude bomb-ing, furnish us with ... ... the Battle of the Bismarck Sea, Fifth AirForce had also experimented with cannon-equipped B-25s.Pappy Gunn was one of the first to give it a try. Fly...

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...Baliwag, a not so small town in the Philippines that shared much to World History. The less known role it played on the lives of people from the stone age, Spanish conquest, The Spanish-American War, The Pilipino-American War, World War 2. This compilation eBoo...

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... Año 1850 The Natives Got Their Family Name page 226 12. The Short Lived First Asian Republic page 317 13. The Spanish-American War page 354 14. Philippine-American War page 356 Table of Contents Volume 2 of 5 1. Preface 447 2. The First Town Election in Asia 450 3. The New York Times Coverage of the War 456 4. The United States Indemnify Spain for $20 million 4...

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...like the Baliwag CentralSchoolBaliwag is one the most literate town in the Philippines evenduring the early times, Thanks to the Teachers whosacrifice... ...on Schoolhouses is a collective term for heritageschoolhouses built in the Philippines between 1907 and1946 that follow standard plans designed byArch... ...tion.A highly centralized public school system was installed in1901 by the Philippine Commission by virtue of Act No. 74.The implementation of this ac... ...plementation of this act created a heavy shortage ofteachers. As a result, Philippine Commission authorized theSecretary of Public Instruction to brin... ...e Commission authorized theSecretary of Public Instruction to bring to the Philippinesmore than 1,000 teachers from the United States calledthe Thomas... ...onel Tecson in Baler, May 1899. Colonel SimonTecson is to the right of the cannon, Novicio to the left[1]:25. ... ...roops of Colonel Tecson in Baler, May 1899. Tecson is to the right of the cannon, Novicio to the left[1]:25. Date July 1, 1898 – June 2, 1... ...portant intelligence to shareabout their dire straits, and helped fire the cannon on the church to good effect.[2]:105-107On May 28, 1899, there was y... ...took three years, until the Spaniardssurrendered.Villacorta received three cannons from the Katipuneros in Casiguran before the endof the month. On th...

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...sent history, itscourse appears so contradictory to reason and experience. Philip II.,the most powerful sovereign of his line - whose dreaded supremac... ...forced, in the evening ofhis reign, to abandon it - here we see the mighty Philip II. engaging incombat with a few weak and powerless adversaries, and... ... lawfulremonstrance. The complaints of Brabant required a prudent mediator;Philip II. sent an executioner. The signal for war was given. Anunparallele... ... against the tyrant. Twice was he abandoned by them, but not byhis courage.Philip II. sent as many reinforcements as the dreadful importunity of hisvi... ...he storm, and theswelling canvas carried her safe without the pilot's help.Philip II. missed the fruits of a deed which cost him his royal honor, andp... ...ortified his castles, for which purpose he himselfpresented him with three cannons which he had had cast at Utrecht.His eye watched all the movements ... ...Furious sallies ofthe besieged, led by Odets von Teligny, supported by the cannon of thefort, destroyed all the works of the Spaniards, and an inundat... ...ty vessels was manned with thirty soldiers and foursailors, and showed the cannon's mouth to the enemy, whether hecame up from Zealand or down from An... ...ecame up from Zealand or down from Antwerp. There were in all ninety-seven cannon, which were distributed beneath and above the bridge,and more than f...

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...he pert pink of English nuditymerges jauntily with the arrow-pitteddead of Philip's arm, who lay on the Chapel floor,soaking the floors with their mas... ...es his field glasseson the only object of his mindHis huge white yacht,The Philippe Eschinardwith an ugly conning towerIt should be the eve of Penteco... ...wers werepiled so highunder the Brussel’ssun of ninety three,it took water cannonto dowse them.You died beforethe new worldcould help you.You diedbefo... ... Neigesjust because of a white coat she worewhen she came to be married,to cannons and bellsthe first couple to kissin public beforehand:a shy, sudden... ... a field of bloodwith the king raving, “Astrid!”and was buried in Laekento cannon and tolling bells,a helper lost.He remarried in captivitywith your f...

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...he means of theiremancipation. And as to England, all the evils with which Philip theSecond threatened Elizabeth, were mainly intended in revenge for ... ...ed a prospect of its reconciliation with the old. In hisson and successor, Philip the Second, a monastic education combinedwith a gloomy and despotic ... ... principles which had actuated the long and activereigns of Charles V. and Philip the Second, remained a law for theirsuccessors; and the more the bre... ... the interests of party, hire them out to otherpowers. With German troops, Philip the Second waged war against theNetherlands, and with German troops ... ... ungratefultask of reconciling the two religions. Abandoned by his nephew, Philipof Spain, and hard pressed both in Hungary and Transylvania by thevic... ...the Germans were at last carried alongwith them in the general flight. Ten cannons, composing the whole ofFrederick's artillery, were taken ... ...siegers had now pushed their approaches as far as the ditch,and vigorously cannonaded the fortifications from the abandonedbatteries. One tower was en... ...ainst them. But the ammunition of the besieged was nearlyexpended, and the cannon of the town gradually ceased to answer thefire of the Imperialists. ... ... the 9th of May, the fire of the Imperialists was suddenly stopped,and the cannon withdrawn from several of the batteries. A deathlikestillness reigne...

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..., or readers most willingto learn. But they are not therefore useless. How Philip disposed histroops at Chaeronea, where Hannibal crossed the Alps, wh... ...dividuals. The man who bore the chief partin effecting this revolution was Philip the Fourth of France, surnamed 54the Beauti... ...lcated by the sameman, according as he addressed himself to the subject of Philip or tothe subject of Elizabeth. Some described these divines as the m... ... on the other hand, we find a religious zeal often amountingto fanaticism. Philip the Second was a Papist in a very different sensefrom that in which ... ... civil wars ofFrance, Scotland, Holland, Sweden, the long struggle between Philipand Elizabeth, the bloody competition for the Bohemian crown, had all... ...eterborough announced hisfixed determination to raise the siege. The heavy cannon were sent onboard. Preparations were made for re-embarking the troop... ... surprise, the Earl was master of theoutworks, had taken several pieces of cannon, and had thrown up abreastwork to defend his men. He then sent off f... ...nt which hadmarched out of Barcelona retreated; the heavy cannon weredisembarked, and brought to bear on the inner fortifications ... ...upon him. The town was investedon every side. The walls were battered with cannon. A mine wassprung under one of the gates. The English kept up a terr...

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... conocido como Uduwara, en ellocales de inter´es, tales como el de Charles Philippe de Patin, r´ıo Kalu Ganga, cerca de Kalutara. Investigaciones ... ...n beter gekend als Beltran Deglaquin ofmark. Uit deze familie is Charles Philippe de Patin waarschijn- de Claquin, koning van Granada; hij leefde... ... Nevertheless, a couple family 'de Patin'of which Charles Philippe de Patin played anof chapters are included that describe his ... ...e, Ignace; Vervaeke, Nadine;Deknudt, Armand; Dekoninck, Jolien; Dekyvere, Philippe; De- Verzele, Katrien; Viaene, Dirk; Viaene, Ludwine; Vijayapala... ...Deroover, Dirk; Derudder, Willy; Deschieter, Johan;Desmet, Eddy; Despriet, Philippe; Devlaminck, Kay; Devreese, 0.11.4 Institutional appreciatio... ...listed according to the number Garza, Ogas, Mattos, Guimaraes, Coelho, Cannon, Estrada (*), Magalhaesof centimorgans. There were many matches with... ...ith eight smallBonaventura Desclergue y Cort´es (II) (DC04) and Maria Anna cannons, 32 crossbowmen, 13 arquebusiers, 110 sailors and 200Desclergue y d... ...6.5 163took 32 horses, ten bronze cannons and four falcons (smaller bat- was appointed to a new expedition, ... ...he town on a rotational basis. Nevertheless, one can-port their cannons. With Ostend liberated from the rebels, the not deny ...

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...one hand he was holding a book, The Country of theBlind and Other Stories by HG Wells. Philip was intense. You never quite knew what he wasthinking, ... ... Ventons or her chavette entourage, but shecouldn’t help but feel that by being nice to Philip, she hadsomehow been penalised. As though she had left ... ...d, nice looking...” “You put ‘good sense of humour’ and ‘kind’ ahead oflooks,” pounced Philip. “Why do girls always say that whenreally it’s ‘looks’ ... ... Sam had spiritedly played along in the argument, althoughshe found her mind wandering. Philip was a mouth breather, shenoticed. She wanted to tell hi... ... results with her make-up mirror. Shehadn’t paid much attention to the conversation but Philip wasgetting on her nerves. 7 “Oh, why ... ...e trained for.” Stannard reluctantly agreed, but she couldn’t help imaginingthe words ‘cannon fodder’ instead of ‘Police’ stamped on theback of Nowak...

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...a canal was not cut through the Isthmus -- Furtherdiscoveries in the Pacific -- Settlement on the Philippines -- Intrigues with the natives -- Friar U... ...-- Intrigues with the natives -- Friar Urdaneta'spassage -- Description of the habitations of the Philippine Islanders -- An alliance established byex... ...s paid by treachery -- A fightwith the Islanders -- Departure from the Ladrones -- Arrival at the Philippines -- Kindly received by theKing and Queen ... ...Drake divided among his men -- Destruction of the Spanish Armada -- Death ofSir John Hawkins -- A cannon ball strikes a chair from under Drake -- Deat... ...edra's ship attacked by slingers.................................... 146Villalobos landing on the Philippines................................... 147Sa... ...e name of theEmperor. It was here that the Spaniards raised theirfirst crop of Indian corn in the Philippines, a namewhich Villalobos gave to these is... .... The heavy Portuguese yawls ran down the flimsy boats of thenatives, while the discharges of the cannon and firearms, the wounds made by the arrows f... ...ttle with this single anddefenceless ship. The heroism of the Mohammedans was of no avail against cannon balls. One by one thebrave band was stricken ... ...ing several hundred cross-bowmen, and besides muskets and other weapons he obtained several small cannons. Having been joined bynearly 200 men in Trin...

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...le crowd is gather’d, it is the fourth of Seventh-month, (what salutes of cannon and small arms!)Seasons pursuing each other the plougher ploughs, th... ...t,I am there again.Again the long roll of the drummers,Again the attacking cannon, mortars,Again to my listening ears the cannon responsive.I take par... ...ve he came horribly raking us.We closed with him, the yards entangled, the cannon touch’d,My captain lash’d fast with his own hands.We had receiv’d so... ...ate hands,Savagely struggled for, for life or death, fought over long,‘Mid cannons’ thunder-crash and many a curse and groan and yell, and rifle-voll... ...Saw the divine infant where she woke mournfully wailing, amid the roar of cannon, curses, shouts, crash of falling buildings,Was not so sick from the... ...mories and good-will. Interpolation Sounds [General Philip Sheridan was buried at the Cathedral, Washington,D. C., August, 1...

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...columns. P-51A Mustang fighters and B-25 Mitchell bombers armed with 75 mm cannons weremore to everyone’s liking–with the notable exception of the Fif... ...ir Forces, selected Lt Col rine dung in Cochran’s talk was very small.”Philip G. Cochran and Lt Col John Alison, both Good will and superb ta... ... and a 75-mil- General Arnold. The element of surprise had againlimeter cannon. proven the dominant factor on the battlefield. ... ...sbelieving the first existence, other achievements also proved what atime Philip Cochran, now a colonel, briefed them small force of handpicked ai... ...ard retreat, but was it a disciplined withdrawalaway Clark Air Base in the Philippine Islands. or a rout? What routes was the defeated enemyThe in... ... at Clark Air Base in the FEAF retained command while Fifth Air Force Philippines. On occasion, conventional troop car-provided general housekeep... ...sion: Aerial introduction, evacuation andteenth Air Force, Clark Air Base, Philippines, by resupply of guerrilla-type personnel, and aerialJuly 195... ...for the time being. The up the B-29, making it an easy target for the cannon-MiG-15 was an effective but fairly crude “day firing MiGs.12 ... ...pport.7 Bissell decided that six B-26s, plusjet fighters armed with four cannon. And what two spares, would meet the president’s intention...

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...o nightly toylesthe subiect of the Land, And why such dayly Cast of Brazon Cannon[Sidenote: And with such dayly cost] And Forraigne Mart forImplements... ...No iocond health that Denmarkedrinkes to day, [Sidenote: 44] But the great Cannon to the Clowds shalltell,[Footnote 1: Corpse .][Footnote 2: -seeking ... ... 125,247,260] Or that the Euerlasting had not fixt [Sidenote:121 bis ] His Cannon 'gainst Selfe-slaughter. O God, O God![Sidenote: seale slaughter, o ... ... . His great and small virtues taken together, Hamlet makes usthink of Sir Philip Sidney-ten years older than Shakspere, and deadsixteen years before ... ...-Whose whisper ore the worlds dyameter,[9] [Sidenote: 206] As leuellas the Cannon to his blanck,[10] Transports his poysned shot, maymiffe[11] our Nam... ...t renders a worthy sense as it stands.The antecedent to whose is friends : cannon is nominative to transports; and the only difficulty is the epithet ... ...eemed, as he borrowed the horse's body, so he lent the horse hismind:'-Sir Philip Sidney. Arcadia , B. ii. p. 115.][Footnote 4: '-surpassed, I thought...