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...1876 in Highland Park, Illinois and is considered by some writers to be the true inventor of the variable resistance telephone, despite losing out to Alexander Graham Bell for the telephone patent. (Summary from Wikipedia)...

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...1876 in Highland Park, Illinois and is considered by some writers to be the true inventor of the variable resistance telephone, despite losing out to Alexander Graham Bell for the telephone patent. (Summary from Wikipedia)...

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...DISON (1847 - 1931) American Inventor 54 NIKOLA TESLA (1856 -1943) American Electrical Engineer 55 SAMUEL MORSE (1791 - 1872) American Inventor 55 ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL (1847 - 1922) Scottish-American Inventor 55 MARCHESE MARCONI (1874 - 1937) Italian Electrical Engineer 55 ERNST A. RUSKA (1906 - 1988) German Electrical Engineer 56 JAMES HILLIER (1915 - 2007) Canadia...

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...DEO AVOGADRO (1776 - 1856) - ITALIAN PHYSICIST 380 AVOGADRO’S LAW OF 1811 381 JOHANNES VAN DER WAALS (1837 - 1923) - DUTCH PHYSICIST 382 THOMAS GRAHAM (1805- 1869) SCOTTISH PHYSICAL CHEMIST 383 THE KINETIC THEORY OF GASES 384 JAMES CLERK MAXWELL (1831 - 1879) SCOTTISH MATHEMATICIAN AND PHYSICIST 385 LUDWIG EDWARD BOLTZMANN (1844 - 1906) AUSTRIAN PHYSICIST ...

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...S, DESCARTES, FERMAT, EULER and GAUSS on MATHEMATICS. The AGE of VOLTA, OERSTED, DAVY, FARADAY and MAXWELL on ELECTROMAGNETISM. The AGE of MORSE, BELL, EDISON, HERTZ and MARCONI on COMMUNICATION. The AGE of MALPIGHI, VAN LEEUWENHOEK, VESALIUS, MONDINO, HARVEY and HOOKE on MICROSCOPY and ANATOMY. The AGE of LINNAEUS, CANDOLLE, CUVIER, OWEN and AGASSIZ on TAXONOMY an...

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...eloped the Electric Motor and the Electromagnets. SAMUEL F. MORSE (1791-1872) American Inventor 230 Inventor of the Telegraph and the Morse Code. ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL (1847-1922) Scottish-American Inventor 231 Invented the talking wire or telephone. MARCHESE MARCONI (1874-1937) – Italian Electrical Engineer 231 Inventor of the wireless radio communication. THE D...

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... punctul sub I”, prefaţă la volumul trilingv Clopotul t ăcerii / Silence’s Bell / La cloche du silence, de Florentin Smarandache; traducere în engle... ...xcuse my Portuguese – this is my first attempt to learn your language!!): Bello Horizonte, Brasil, 1993 ... ...rtificial ă, nesincer ă, nespontan ă. Orice art ă este un artificiu (David Graham). Trebuie s ă te surprinzi pe tine însu ţi, dac ă vrei s ă fii poe... ...diger ă. Uite, Sculptura Tehnic ă (sintagm ă ciudat ă, nu?) american ă: un Alexander Calder cu hibrizi tehno-artistici: “Rama alb ă” (1934) format ă ...

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... punctul sub I”, prefaţă la volumul trilingv Clopotul t ăcerii / Silence’s Bell / La cloche du silence, de Florentin Smarandache; traducere în engle... ...xcuse my Portuguese – this is my first attempt to learn your language!!): Bello Horizonte, Brasil, 1993 ... ...rtificial ă, nesincer ă, nespontan ă. Orice art ă este un artificiu (David Graham). Trebuie s ă te surprinzi pe tine însu ţi, dac ă vrei s ă fii poe... ...diger ă. Uite, Sculptura Tehnic ă (sintagm ă ciudat ă, nu?) american ă: un Alexander Calder cu hibrizi tehno-artistici: “Rama alb ă” (1934) format ă ...

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...solving knowledge must have played a vital role in the empire building by Alexander the Great, but his empire did not long survive his early death. ... ...‘s lineage was Greek, not Egyptian. Ptolemy I, her dynasty‘s pharaoh, was Alexander the Great‘s boyhood friend. 9 In the early days of printing, ... ...sts is surely one of the most remarkable in all history. The conquests of Alexander the Great cannot compare with them in extent. ―For that time... ...de the likes of other mechanical geniuses, such as Eli Whitney, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison. America in the late nineteenth century ... ...likes of other mechanical geniuses, such as Eli Whitney, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison. America in the late nineteenth century Almost... ...earlier. In Ottmar‘s youth, the clock in his village‘s Lutheran church bell tower had stood still for years. No clock maker had been able to repa... ...ears. No clock maker had been able to repair it. One evening, however, its bells rang at evensong. Soon, the village was abuzz with the news: ―The... ... Americans were Guglielmo Marconi, Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Watson, Lee DeForest, William S. Paley, and Philo Farn...

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...solving knowledge must have played a vital role in the empire building by Alexander the Great, but his empire did not long survive his early death. ... ...‘s lineage was Greek, not Egyptian. Ptolemy I, her dynasty‘s pharaoh, was Alexander the Great‘s boyhood friend. Parchment challenges Egypt’s pap... ...sts is surely one of the most remarkable in all history. The conquests of Alexander the Great cannot compare with them in extent. ―For that time i... ...de the likes of other mechanical geniuses, such as Eli Whitney, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison. America in the late nineteenth century A... ...likes of other mechanical geniuses, such as Eli Whitney, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison. America in the late nineteenth century Almost h... ...s earlier. In Ottmar‘s youth, the clock in his village‘s Lutheran church bell tower had stood still for years. No clock maker had been able to repa... ...ears. No clock maker had been able to repair it. One evening, however, its bells rang at evensong. Soon, the village was abuzz with the news: ―The s... ... Americans were Guglielmo Marconi, Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Watson, Lee DeForest, William S. Paley, and Philo Farn...

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..., Clarence F. MacMurray, Edward Murphy, Edward Murphy 2d, Charles Nasb, S. Alexander Orr. John F. Roy. John L. Russell. Palmer C. Rick- etts, Willir.n... ... 100 and 22()-v»rd (hisluw—A, Urown '07; IT. ' W. Kislier 'OS; llocli '00; Alexander. Iiroailhinst. Mliart, Ivelioy, Karchcr, Turner, WooiirulV '10. l... ...llowing information of the plans of the members of 1907 after graduation : Alexander will study law either at Columbia or the New York law school, All... ...ond of Mt. Holyoke. Thompson Chapel. THURSDAY, APRIL 18 8.00 p. m.—Cap and Bells presents "My Friend from India, ' ' Williamstown Opera House. TAXATIO... ...neral March, J Melodie in G, > Edward Orieg Piece Syniphoniqne, 1 Cap atid Bells in New York Cap and Bells will present "My Friend from India " in New... ...- sor Wetmore. The final contest will be hold in about two weeks. "Cap and Bells" in Williamstown Cap and Bells will give the fifth presentation of "M... ...awyer, Jr. Permanent secretary, James Atkins BuUard. Editor of class book, Graham Ryle, Class photograph committee, Raymond C. Hodgkinsou, Jaiues Mich... ... captain. The alternate has not been selected, but will probably be Donald Graham Clark '09, of Portland, Me. A further announcement regarding the de-...

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...irrored wall, but still steamed, it wasn't there. His thoughts crumbled like Graham crackers and spilled like pints of milk that Mrs. Ghrame, the kin... ...e kindergarten teacher's desk, sat down to drink his chocolate milk with his Graham crackers, and found himself a grown man listening to a university ... ...t her son had reactions no different than any hard Visigoth, she ignored his bellowing voice and continued the story. "Listen to this, little man. Co... ...g all of his energies toward military ventures that would have decimated the bellicose Nubian-like creatures and stray Hittites that fell onto his sho... ...n't pull it out of his mouth. They spent Sunday mornings listening to church bells chime from their seats in a Laundromat. Around 10:30 the adjacent d... ...and camouflaged himself shyly in the thickets and brambles of himself. Mrs. Graham told them to drink their pints of milk and eat their graham cracke... ...m with her fist and then tucked his hand into her own. "As our Russian poet, Alexander Pushkin says it -- if I can quote what I memorized in an Englis...

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...Arizona:Tax Lien Certificate State 15 Counties Apache, Cochise, Coconino, Gila, Graham, Greenlee, La Paz, Maricopa, Mohave, Navajo, Pima, Pinal, Sa... ...alley, Washington Illinois: Tax Lien Certificate State 102 Counties Adams, Alexander, Bond, Boone, Brown, Bureau, Calhoun, Carroll, Cass, Cham... ..., Douglas, Edwards, Elk, Ellis, Ellsworth, Finney, Ford, Franklin, Geary, Gove, Graham, Grant, Gray, Greeley, Greenwood, Hamilton, Harper, Harvey, ... ...n Certificate State 120 Counties Adair, Allen, Anderson, Ballard, Barren, Bath, Bell, Boone, Bourbon, Boyd, Boyle, Bracken, Breathitt, Breckinridge... ...illian R. Villanova 122 North Carolina: Tax Deed State 100 Counties Alamance, Alexander, Alleghany, Anson, Ashe, Avery, Beaufort, Bertie, Bladen,... ..., Davidson, Davie, Duplin, Durham, Edgecombe, Forsyth, Franklin, Gaston, Gates, Graham, Granville, Greene, Guilford, Halifax, Harnett, Haywood, Hen... ...sas, Archer, Armstrong, Atascosa, Austin, Bailey, Bandera, Bastrop, Baylor, Bee, Bell, Bexar, Blanco, Borden, Bosque, Bowie, Brazoria, Brazos, Brews...

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...sophy of Science, The Liberal Arts Press, Inc., New York, 1957. [34] Priest, Graham; Tanaka, Koji, Paraconsistent Logic, Stanford Encyclopedia of ... ...alta, http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/logic-paraconsistent/. [35] Priest, Graham, Dialetheism, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, editor Edwar... ...atistical Science 1, pp. 463 501, Reprinted in Decision Making, edited by David Bell, Howard Raiffa, and Amos Tversky, Cambridge University Press, pp.... ...d Howitt, P. (1996), Endogenous growth theory, MIT press, Cambridge, MA. [3] Alexander, C. (1997), Estimating and forecasting volatility and correl... ...sk, the second the ear, the third the foot, the fourth the back, the fifth the belly, and the last the tail. Based on their different beliefs, the s... ...aid it was a pestle; the fourth its back, and said it was a bed; the fifth its belly, and said it was a jar; and the last its tail, and said it was ... ...ering. URL: http://dialog.net:85/homepage/incose2002/vl01A01.pdf [28] Priest, Graham & Tanaka, Koji. (2000). Paraconsistent Logic. Stanford Encyclo...

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...e volatility of shorted stocks. Studies of the German DAX, conducted in 1996-8 by Alexander Kempf, Chairman of the Departments of Finance in the U... ... as Paul Warburg, the influential banker, Roger Babson, the "Prophet of Loss" and Alexander Noyes, the eternal Cassandra from the New York Times -... ...ally from the lows. October 31 was a good day with a "vigorous, buoyant rally from bell to bell". Even Rockefeller joined the myriad buyers. Shares... ...ange with his money manager: "I knew something was terribly wrong because I heard bellboys, everybody, talking about the stock market. About six w... ...eflates the statement of real income), inventories and depreciation (inflates). [Graham's Technique] B O N D S 1. BOND - IOU issued by Bor... ... Representatives in April 2005 seeks to reverse the trend by making going financial belly up a bit less easy. The Economist noted that: "While cons...

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...rmit from his cell, T o drop a bead with every knell! And bugle, lute, and bell, and all, Should each bewildered stranger call T o friendly feast and ... ...ll wreathed with chaplet, flushed and full, 45 Sir Walter Scott For heath-bell with her purple bloom Supplied the bonnet and the plume. All night, in... ...p heather where they lie, So well was matched the tartan screen With heath-bell dark and brackens green; Unless where, here and there, a blade Or lanc... ...and flows into the one connecting Lochs Achray and Vennachar. According to Graham, it is “the scene of the death of a wild boar famous in Celtic tradi... ...is still used in poetry. 145. Trosachs. “The rough or bristled territory” (Graham); the wild district between Lochs Katrine and Vennachar. The name is... ...me. Scott has the following note here: “The ancient and powerful family of Graham (which, for metrical reasons, is here smelled after the Scottish pro... ...rict of Breadalbane, a tract of thirty-two miles, in three hours. The late Alexander Stewart, Esq., of Invernahyle, described to me his having sent ro... ..., or Den, of the Wild or Shaggy Men. Per- haps this, as conjectured by Mr. Alexander Campbell (Jour- ney from Edinburgh, 1802, p. 109), may have origi... ...ny, Duncan Earl of Lennox, his father-in-law, and his two sons, Walter and Alexander Stuart, were executed at Stirling, in 1425. They were beheaded up...

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...and vindictive combination gave the author’s late and lamented friend, Sir Alexander Boswell, Bart., subject for a spirited poem, entitled “Clan-Alpin... ...ror, of having announced as deceased my learned acquaintance, the Rev. Dr. Grahame, minister of Aberfoil.—See Rob Roy, p.360. I cannot now recollect t... ...Scott induced to credit and give it currency, is a false one, and that Dr. Grahame is still the living pastor of Aberfoil, for the de- light and instr... ...n the meantime, Montrose had been joined by the Irish under the command of Alexander Macdonald; these, on their march to join Montrose, had committed ... ...ing whatever was wanted, or, in a word, to answer the purposes of a modern bell-wire, the conversation began to turn upon politics, and the state of t... ... for the King’s service. It is a commission under the great seal, to James Graham, Earl of Montrose, to command those forces which are to be assembled... ...d enough to dis- tinguish between right and wrong, between loyalty and re- bellion; and the sooner a good course is begun, the longer 91 Sir Walter S... ...guest to his apart- ment, and informing him that the tolling of the castle bell would make him aware when dinner was ready. 111 Sir Walter Scott CHAP... ...orated in one of that great poet’s sonnets, was properly named Alister, or Alexander M’Donnell, by birth a Scottish islesman, and related to the Earl ...

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...he like nobleness of mind on the part of both leader and followers. It was Alexander of Macedon, whose character as a man, with all its dark shades of... ... the Greek host. Nothing but the discipline and all-pervading influence of Alexander could have borne his army through. Speed was their sole chance; a... ... Syria. He was descended from one of those generals who, upon the death of Alexander the Great, had shared the East between them, and he reigned over ... ... Priest Paul, a friend of Attalus’ uncle. They found it just as the church bell was ring- ing for matins, a sound that must have seemed very like home... ...r to be made. He had observed that the scales did not protect the animal’s belly, though it was almost impossible to get a blow at it, owing to its tr... ...and the dragon was turning upon him, when the movement left the undefended belly exposed. Both mastiffs fastened on it at once, and the knight, regain... ...e Gra- ham, the son of the dispossessed earl. But the proud and vindictive Grahams were not thus to be pacified. Sir Robert Graham, the uncle of the y... ...e thrown hastily on. Some of the wretches even struck and wounded her, but Graham called them off, and bade them search for the King. They sought him ...

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... I was pos- sessed of; and when at last I could do no more to it (and, you may be sure, was already regretting I had done so much), added on the base ... ...and I cannot know you. Here is my brother—you can know him; this is the way to me—follow it.’ CHAPTER II—A TALE OF A PAIR OF SCISSORS I WA S STILL PLU... ...lder is bound up; we have dressed you in your clothes again, and it will all be well.’ At this I began to remember. ‘And Goguelat?’ I gasped. ‘He cann... ...ord, I do not know,’ said I. ‘Hesitate, as you are doing, I believe.’ ‘I will tell you,’ he said. ‘I have a kinsman, and it is what HE would think, th... ... and looked each other in the eyes. Soon after the Major was wounded, taken prisoner, and carried into Cadiz. One fine day they announced to him the v... ...gnboard over the door; and, the lights within streaming forth and somewhat mitigating the darkness of the morning, I was enabled to decipher the inscr...

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.................................................................. 92 Magrady Graham ....................................................................... ... my failure, looking into the abysm, Weak from the noon-day heat. A church bell sounded mournfully far away, I heard the cry of a baby, And the coughi... ...k, That I may offer him the friendship Of one whom life wounded and caged. Alexander Throckmorton In youth my wings were strong and tireless, But I di... ...lipped from the treacherous slime, And down, down, down, I plunged Through bellowing darkness! Rosie Roberts I WA S sick, but more than that, I was ma... ...ur to you that personal liberty Is liberty of the mind, Rather than of the belly? 77 Edgar Lee Masters Walter Simmons MY parents thought that I would... ...ng that I should, in so doing, Deprive you of honor to yourselves. Magrady Graham TELL me, was Altgeld elected Governor? For when the returns began to...

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...ioress. ‘She hath the Beaufort face and the Beau- fort spirit.’ The chapel bell began to ring, and the black veils and white filed in long procession ... ...ilia. It must be owned that Jean was not fretted as she expected by chapel bells in the middle of the night, nor was even Lady Drummond summoned by th... ...eautiful Eleanor, than to her and the invitation was accepted. The convent bell rang for nones, and the King joined the devotions of the nuns, though ... ...ers.’ ‘Ha! say you so? I had heard a different story from Buchan, from the Grahams, the Halls. Revenge is sweet—as your mother found it.’ ‘The murdere... ...whichever rival Pope he chose to acknowl- edge, though it was reserved for Alexander Borgia to grant the first licence of this kind. To Jean the idea ...

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...on light sandals; tower up in high headgear, from amid peaks, spangles and bell-girdles; swell out in starched ruffs, buck- ram stuffings, and monstro... ...rhaps untranslat- able article]; also a silver girdle, whereat hang little bells; so that when a man walks, it is with continual jingling. Some few, o... ... with continual jingling. Some few, of musical turn, have a whole chime of bells (Glockenspiel) fastened there; which, especially in sudden whirls, an... ...to rest in? ‘ Celestial Nepenthe! though a Pyrrhus conquer empires, and an Alexander sack the world, he finds thee not; and thou hast once fallen gent... ...made up of Desire and Fear, of emanations from the Gallows and from Doctor Graham’s Celestial-Bed? Happiness of an approving Conscience! Did not Paul ... ...side, thought I: but what, had they even been all granted! Did not the Boy Alexander weep because he had not two Planets to conquer; or a whole Solar ... ...us to our still Home; and dreamy Night becomes awake and Day? Where now is Alexander of Macedon: does the steel Host, that yelled in fierce battle- sh...

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...mping back and looking up, beheld a man’s head in a tall nightcap, and the bell mouth of a blunderbuss, at one of the first-storey windows. “It’s load... ...or Mr. Balfour; not for him. “And who do ye think I am?” says he. “Give me Alexander’s letter.” “You know my father’s name?” “It would be strange if I... ...en long dead?” he asked. “Three weeks, sir,” said I. “He was a secret man, Alexander — a secret, silent man,” he continued. “He never said muckle when... ...Ebenezer was to ask him if my father had not been very quick at his book. “Alexander? No him!” was the reply. “I was far quicker mysel’; I was a cleve... ...fresh stab of pain, to realise that I must be lying somewhere bound in the belly of that un- lucky ship, and that the wind must have strengthened to a... ...longer at so empty a scene. What with my wet clothes and weariness, and my belly that now began to ache with hunger, I had enough to trouble me withou... ...rgh Castle; they were in ill-blood with Highlander and Lowlander, with the Grahames, the Maclarens, and the Stewarts; and Alan, who took up the quarre...

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...and mournful by the bedside where their guardian lay dozing, even till the bell for Matins sum- moned them in common with all the other inmates of the... ...towards noon, on the borders of a little narrow valley, the merry sound of bells clashed up to their ears, and therewith sounds of music. ‘’Tis the to... ...e of Watling Street at length opened into the old town of Thirsk, and here bells were ringing, flags 44 The Caged Lion flying from the steeple, music... ...w, and Jamie,’—he lowered his voice,—’when men say that Harry hath more of Alexander in him than there is in other men, it strikes to my heart to thin... ... or tell me if it be all one grand error. Men there have been like Caesar, Alexander, or Charlemagne, who thought my thoughts and worked them out; and... ...e aged Persian queen perished away from grief for the courteous and gentle Alexander, so now the king of the conquered realm was actually wasting to d... ...mplacable. All that human cruelty could invent was to be the lot of Robert Graham and his associ- ates; and whereas they had granted no priest to thei... ...re, he went. Through all the frightful and protracted sufferings of Athol, Graham, Hall, and the rest, it was Malcolm Stewart who, never flinching, pr... ... connect him with the treasonable designs 264 The Caged Lion of Athol and Graham. He slowly and partially recovered, but his influence was gone; the ...

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...umstances of the anecdote, alike honourable to Whig and T ory, are these:— Alexander Stewart of Invernahyle—a name which I can- not write without the ... ...9 Sir Walter Scott when I penned them, no doubt passed with myself for em- bellishments. The next tale, entitled “The T wo Drovers,” I learned from an... ...rk Rattray, Gilbert Innes, Esq., James W alker, Esq., Robert Dundas, Esq., Alexander Smith, Esq., etc. The cloth being removed, “Non nobis, Domine,” w... ...e “Lord Meadowbank,” who re- 35 Sir Walter Scott turned thanks. Mr. H. G. Bell said that he should not have ventured to intrude himself upon the atte... ... by possibility get a new Theatre. (Cheers and laughter.) But wherever the belligerent powers might be pleased to set down this new Theatre, he was su... ...r back beyond her own time, and describe how Fletcher of Salton spoke, how Graham of Claverhouse danced, what were the jewels worn by the famous Duche... ..., or the Holy Cross, as given in Bellenden’s translation:— “Eftir death of Alexander the first, his brothir David come out of Ingland, and wes crownit...

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...; whereas, what is not Philip to the Honourable James Thorndale?’ ‘Philip, Alexander, and Bucephalus into the bargain,’ sug- gested Amy, in her demure... ...y; ‘if Philip has done with the book and will lend it to us.’ The luncheon bell rang, and they all adjourned to the din- ing-room. Mr. Edmonstone came... ...nstraint. ‘An additional reason against it,’ said Charles. ‘Plague on that bell! I meant to have broken through your formalities and had a candid opin... ... with wreaths of starry jessamine. It was particularly becoming to Laura’s bella- donna lily complexion, rich brown curls, and classical fea- tures, a... ...rd Kilcoran’s ball. CHAPTER 8 CHAPTER 8 CHAPTER 8 CHAPTER 8 CHAPTER 8 Like Alexander, I will reign, And I will reign alone, My thoughts shall ever mor... ...one, bearing his address, in the well-known hand of Mr. Edmonstone. Y oung Graham, who had taken up a newspaper, was startled by Guy’s loud, sudden ex... ...him that made his wrath more than fierce, intense, almost appalling. Harry Graham was dumb with astonishment; but while Guy spoke, Mrs. Henley had com... ...new pretty well the whole history of his anger. ‘I don’t know,’ said young Graham. ‘Some absurd, person interfering between him and his guardian. I sh...

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...e- stows more than the needful upon his quarterly epistles, into some wise Alexander or sage Alquife, the mystical and magi- cal protector of thy peer... ...day last (such, I observe, was the date), it roared, whistled, howled, and bellowed, as fearfully amongst the old chimney-heads in the Candlemaker Row... ...utiful woman. But ere the third term of five minutes had elapsed, the door-bell was heard to tinkle low and modestly, as if touched by some timid hand... ...ift in nothing, is, as thou knowest, peculiarly slow in answering the door-bell; and I reckoned on five minutes good, ere his solemn step should have ... ...er, madam, perhaps. But you inquired for Alan Fairford—my father’s name is Alexander.’ ‘It is Mr. Alan Fairford, undoubtedly, with whom I wished to sp... ..., to fetch you with a vengeance. Thine, in much anxiety, A. F . LETTER IX ALEXANDER FAIRFORD, W.S., TO MR. DARSIE LATIMER Dear Mr. Darsie, Having bee... ...prob- able fiction. Shortly after the close of the American war, Sir James Graham of Netherby constructed a dam-dyke, or cauld, 455 Sir W alter Scott... ... river for the purpose of pulling down the dam-dyke objected to. Sir James Graham armed many of his own people to pro- tect his property, and had some...

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...rooms like cellars below the House—dinners that ended with shrill division bells, I think of huge clubs swarm- ing and excited by the bulletins of tha... ...a, and quoted Doughty, at that time a little-known author, and Cunninghame Graham to show that the Arab was worse than a county-town spinster in his r... ...g triangular wakes of foam, the long vista eastward to- wards battlemented Bellinzona, the vast mountain distances, now tinged with sunset light, behi... ...le and audible beyond a bank of rockwork rich with the spikes and cups and bells of high spring. Mrs. Seddon presided at the tea urn, and Margaret par... ...s, Sir Roderick Newton, a Jew who had bought Calersham Castle, and old Sir Graham Rivers, that sturdy old soldier, were among my chief supporters. We ... ...ning we came, rather cross from the strain of sustained amiability, to Sir Graham Rivers’ house. It seemed all softness and quiet—I recall dead white ... ...ived in the lurid light of Britten’s suggestions that so it was Mr. George Alexander would have mounted a statesman’s private room… . 3 3 3 3 3 I was ...

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...ignantly deny to be a fault. It begins instead of ending with the marriage-bells; and though critic after critic of novels has exhausted his indignati... ... provides the laws doth not provide for the execution of them, they act as Graham would do, if he should form all the parts of a clock in the most exq... ...ll defect in the con- stitution of the clock. 12 Amelia To say the truth, Graham would soon see the fault, and would easily remedy it. The fault, ind... ... His sister then called to him from the inner room; upon which he rang the bell for her servant, and then, after a stride or two across the room, he s... ...faction. When they had been gone therefore about half an hour, he rang his bell to enquire if there was any news of his brother; a question which he r... ... Oroondates himself? If I remember, the words were these—that, had he been Alexander the Great, he should have thought it more glory to have wiped off...

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...ey. Captain Henry W . Morris. Captain Thomas T. Craven. Commander Henry H. Bell. Com- mander Samuel Phillips Lee. Commander Samuel Swartwout. Commande... ...e words: “Resolved, That Simon Cameron, late Secretary of War by investing Alexander Cummings with the control of large sums of the public money and a... ...ssouri. O. P . Morton, Governor of Indiana. David T odd, Governor of Ohio. Alexander Ramsey, Governor of Minne- sota. Richard Y ates, Governor of Illi... ...ss entitled “An act to suppress insurrection and to punish treason and re- bellion, to seize and confiscate property of rebels, and for other purposes... ... A. HENRY . W AR DEPARTMENT, W ASHINGTON, D. C, Septem- ber 12, 1862. HON. ALEXANDER HENRY, Philadelphia: Y ours of to-day received. General Halleck h... ...s, if any, in which the people thereof, respectively, shall then be in re- bellion against the United States; and the fact that any State or the peopl... ...t their salt, which could only refer to the works near Abingdon. Fourthly, Graham’s statement from Martinsburg that Imboden is in retreat for Harrison...

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...ple of the North were wild with joy. Everywhere festive guns were booming, bells pealing, the churches ringing with thanksgivings, and ju- bilant mult... ...see something that may become more dangerous to this republic than the re- bellion itself.” It is true, Lincoln as President did not pro- fess what we... ..., or the tribe of the eagle. What! think you these places would satisfy an Alexander, a Caesar, or a Napoleon? Never! Towering genius disdains a beate... ...rs, and particularly those of Moore and Letcher from Kentucky, Newland and Graham from North Caro- lina, and the famous New Jersey case. In all these ...

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...Sally Lloyd.” He said a great deal about the market-house; he spoke of the bells ringing; and of many other things which roused my curiosity very much... ...deep into my heart, and stirred up not only my feelings into a sort of re- bellion, but awakened within me a slumbering train of vital 96 My Bondage ... ...a moment to arrest all proceedings. “Won’t you cross your hands?” said Tom Graham, the constable. “No I won’t,” said Henry, with increasing emphasis. ... ...the society of Friends—presided, and addressed the meeting. George William Alexander, an- other Friend, who has spent more than an Ameriacn{sic} fortu...

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... etait 17 shillings. Sur la soiree de Monseigneur Faux il y etait quelques belles feux d’artifice. Mais les polissons entrent dans notre champ et nos ... ...m. About half-past one there began such a trumpeting, shouting, pealing of bells, and scurrying hither and thither of feet as woke every person in Fra... ...our; but as one grew used to it, it gradu- ally resolved itself into three bells, answering each other at short intervals across the town, a man shout... ...The Torn Surplice (Not fi- nal title). Yours ever, R. L. S. Letter: TO DR. ALEXANDER JAPP THE COTTAGE, CASTLETON OF BRAEMAR, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1881 MY DE... ...and the pen will scratch! R. L. S. Author of Boys’ Stories. Letter: TO DR. ALEXANDER JAPP BRAEMAR, 1881 MY DEAR DR. JAPP, – My father has gone, but I ... ...er yours, R. L. S. 187 The Letters of R. L. Stevenson: V ol. 1 Letter: TO ALEXANDER IRELAND [CHALET AM STEIN, DAVOS, MARCH 1882] MY DEAR SIR, – This ... ...ledge. I have already expressed myself as to the political as- pect. About Grahame, I feel happier; it does seem to have been really a good, neat, hon... ...mmanders: Wolseley and Roberts, and this pile of Woods, Stewarts, Alisons, Grahames, and the like. Had we but one statesman on any side of the house! ...

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...e about their cornices as the architects of our churches do? So are made the belles lettres and the beaux arts and their professors. Much it concerns ... ...ithin, accompanied by the undulations of celestial music, instead of factory bells, and a fragrance filling the air — to a higher life than we fell asl... ...ssibly keep our heads still. If I should only give a few pulls at the parish bell rope, as for a fire, that is, without setting the bell, there is har... ...d heart of mankind, to all in any age who can understand him. No wonder that Alexander carried the Iliad with him on his expeditions in a precious cas... ...arm, to Brister’s Hill. East of my bean field, across the road, lived Cato In graham, slave of Duncan Ingraham, Esquire, gentleman of Concord village; ... ...elts in the tropic gales of the Indian seas, and is landed in ports of which Alexander only heard the names. 186 Walden Spring T HE OPENING of large ...

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...d on light sandals; tower up in high headgear, from amid peaks, spangles and bell girdles; swell out in starched ruffs, buckram stuffings, and monstrou... ...perhaps untranslatable article]; also a sil ver girdle, whereat hang little bells; so that when a man walks, it is with contin ual jingling. Some fe... ... with contin ual jingling. Some few, of musical turn, have a whole chime of bells (Glocken 32 SARTOR RESARTUS spiel) fastened there; which, especia... ...ty to rest in?’ Celestial Nepenthe! though a Pyrrhus conquer empires, and an Alexander sack the world, he finds thee not; and thou hast once fallen gen... ..., made up of Desire and Fear, of emanations from the Gallows and from Doctor Graham’s Celestial Bed? Happiness of an approving Conscience! Did not Pau... ... aside, thought I: but what, had they even been all granted! Did not the Boy Alexander weep because he had not two Planets to conquer; or a whole Sola... ...s us to our still Home; and dreamy Night becomes awake and Day? Where now is Alexander of Macedon: does the steel Host, that yelled in fierce battle sh...

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...ers so mercilessly exposed by him; such poems of beauty and melody as “The Bells,” “The Haunted Palace,” “Tamerlane,” “The City in the Sea” and “The R... ...us capaci- ties with the “Southern Literary Messenger” in Richmond, V a.; “Graham’s Magazine” and the “Gentleman’s Magazine” in Philadelphia.; the “Ev... ... a circle 28 Poe in Five V olumes of little instruments, resembling sheep-bells, which kept up a continual tinkling to the tune of Betty Martin. But ... ...mber an humble artizan, by name Hans Pfaall, and by occupation a mender of bellows, who, with three others, disappeared from Rotterdam, about five yea... ... is some dispute) by Seleucus Nicanor, the first king of the country after Alexander the Great, in memory of his father Antiochus, and became immediat...

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...Beauclerk not seeming to rel- ish the compliment, Johnson said, ‘Nay, Sir, Alexander the Great, marching in triumph into Babylon, could not have desir... ...niently quarrel any more. Cleone was well acted by all the characters, but Bellamy left nothing to be desired. I went the first night, and supported i... ...an strenu- ously asserted his claim to it, his Lordship said, ‘He rang the bell.’ And it is but just to add, that Mr. Sheridan told me, that when he c... ...times are much altered, let us call it six pounds. This sum will fill your belly, shelter you from the weather, and even get you a strong lasting coat... ...and, his praising ‘Gordon’s palates,’ (a dish of palates at the Honourable Alexander Gordon’s) with a warmth of expression which might have done honou... ...talk.’ Boswell. ‘Yes, Sir; you tossed and gored several persons.’ The late Alexander, Earl of Eglintoune, who loved wit more than wine, and men of gen... ...e. On Thursday, April 8, I dined with him at Mr. Allan Ramsay’s, with Lord Graham and some other company. We talked of Shakspeare’s witches. Johnson. ... ...point. Ramsay. ‘Yes, like a strong horse in a mill; he pulls better.’ Lord Graham, while he praised the beauty of Lochlomond, on the banks of which is... ... the stones off the road, lest Lady Margaret’s horse should stumble.’ Lord Graham commended Dr. Drummond at Naples, as a man of extraordinary talents;...

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... death of the T sar Nicholas many political prison- ers were amnested, but Alexander II with his own hand erased Bakunin’s name from the list. When Ba... ...eas and its present position will be found in Cole’s “World of Labour” (G. Bell & Sons), espe- cially chapters iii, iv, and xi.] The war of 1870 put a... ... social question short of violence and revolution, is the work of Mr. John Graham Brooks, called “American Syndicalism: the I. W. W.” (Macmillan, 1913... ...ocialism were first set forth in “National Guilds,” edited by A. R. Orage (Bell & Sons, 1914), and in Cole’s “World of Labour” (Bell & Sons), first pu... ...l & Sons), first published in 1913. Cole’s “Self- Government in Industry” (Bell & Sons, 1917) and Rickett & Bechhofer’s “The Meaning of National Guild...

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...r Professional Staff Member Susan Ginsburg Senior Counsel & Team Leader T. Graham Giusti Security Officer Nicole Marie Grandrimo Professional Staff Me... ...pt to reestablish communications and set the aircraft back on course.Alarm bells would not start ringing until these efforts—which could take five min... ... too messy.When the landlord refused to refund the deposit, Mihdhar became belligerent. The landlord remembers him “ranting and raving” as if he were ... ...- ing minority member, Jane Harman (D-Calif.). In the Senate, Senators Bob Graham (D-Fla.) and Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) have introduced reform pro-... ...g during the 2004 calendar year testified under oath. FIRST PUBLIC HEARING Alexander Hamilton Customs House, New York, N.Y. March 31–April 1, 2003 The... ...eberman (D-Conn.) Intelligence Oversight and the Joint Inquiry Senator Bob Graham (D-Fla.) Senator Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) Representative Porter Goss ... ...andling of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Investigation” (hereinafter “Bellows Report”), May 2000, appendix D. On DOJ interpretation of FISA, see ... ...udio Manno interview (Oct. 1, 2003); Mike Canavan interview (Nov. 4, 2003);Alexander T. Wells, Commercial Aviation Safety (McGraw-Hill, 2001), p. 308....