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...l and storage system without permission of the publisher. Names, characters and incidents depicted in this book are products of the author’s imag... ... fictitious situation. Any resemblance to actual events, locations, organizations, incidents or persons – living or dead – are coincidental and bey... ...ow and urged him toward the path behind the house. The crying animal was in mortal combat with something. She couldn’t tell exactly where it was be...

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...stood giggling and peeping at the landing-place. Fancy how all these small incidents augmented the heap of Lady Gorgon’s anger and injuries! She was a... ...bing in a corner. He was lost at once—lost in love; he felt as if he could combat fifty generals! he never was so happy in his life. The supper came; ...

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...hey argued, and at bottom false probably as the hypocrisy they affected to combat), he had been by no means sorry that the world saw not the spot on h... ..., Raikes was reduced to that plain confession of a lack of wit; he offered combat. ‘I ‘ll tell you what,’ said Laxley, ‘I never soil my hands with a b... ...well be envious. He could not help betraying that he bore in mind the main incidents of the festival over-night; for when he had inquired who it might... ...bly desired by Nick Frim—a pert and blooming maiden—who, while her suitors combat hotly for an undivided smile, improves her holiday by instilling sim... ...himself; knowing that it ties my hands. Very well, he puts himself hors de combat to save his bones. Let him unsay it, and choose whether he ‘ll apolo... ... do!’ ‘Juliana,’ murmured his aunt. ‘Can’t ask her, you know.’ Mrs. Shorne combated the one prominent reason for the objection: but there were two. Ha...

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...fered to Mr George Sampson, who had not the courage to come out for single combat, but lurked with his chest under the table and his eyes cast down, M... ...an; but it was so in this case, and it is a type of many, many, many. T wo incidents united to intensify the old unreasoning ab- horrence—granted in a... ...ious unfortunate for you, I can tell you,’ said Mr Boffin. ‘—are not to be combated by any one, and I address myself to no such hopeless task. But I w...

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... the beaver up, displaying the awful face of the warrior, always ready for combat, and careless to guard itself from attack. The large contorted bows ... ...estwick Manor he let the animal walk again, and his mind ran back over the incidents of his life which were connected with the place. He remembered a ... ...uthful feminine batteries are charged, he would have been ready to rush to combat. But this girl, about whom his son had gone mad, sat there as passiv... ... one occasion, and on one very memo- rable occasion, he had endeavoured to combat her. He had fought with her, striving to put her down. He had failed... ...my pulpit till he shall have authorised me to do so. For a time, Arabin, I combatted the bishop, believ- ing—then as now—that he put forth his hand ag...

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...yet more must be told of his good fortune before we can come to the actual incidents of our story. Lady Lufton, who, as I have said, thought much of c... ...g Dr Thorne, had remained in the ante-chamber during the battle. The whole combat did not occupy above two minutes, and the three of them were hemmed ...

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...he chicken- bone. Write! ‘Il pover ‘huomo che non se’n era accorto, Andava combattendo, e era morto.’ That’s Italian, you perceive—from Ariosto. It me... ...ian, you perceive—from Ariosto. It means that a great hero, in the heat of combat, not perceiving that he had been fairly killed, continued to fight v... ...d the noble words of Ariosto— Il pover hommy che non sera corty And have a combat tenty erry morty; thus comparing me to the hero who, in the heat of ... ...at tenty erry morty; thus comparing me to the hero who, in the heat of the combat, not perceiving that he was dead, continued to contest the battle wi... ...f some of the works. There were the “Ordonnance of Philip le Bel on Single Combat”; the “Theatre of Honor,” by Favyn, and a treatise “On the Permissio... ...ch to say yet of the things which have been. Above all, I burn to know the incidents of your own passage through the dark V alley and Shadow. Monos. A...

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...he Operations Center located at FAA headquarters receives notifications of incidents, including accidents and hijackings. 92 FAA Control Centers often... ...d set a course direct for Manhattan.They arrived at 9:25 and established a combat air patrol (CAP) over the city. 136 Because the Otis fighters had ex... ... Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 36 sibly 3 aloft,” and learned of a combat air patrol over Washington.There was discussion of the need for rule... ...ernment measures, (2) fighter escorts for Air Force One, and (3) a fighter combat air patrol over Washington, D.C. 201 By 10:03, when United 93 crashe... ...told, just after his arrival, that the Air Force was trying to establish a combat air patrol over W ashington. 213 The Vice President stated that he c... ...om the president to the secretary of defense and from the secretary to the combat- ant commander.The President apparently spoke to Secretary Rumsfeld ... ...tigation and, in the end, set a pattern for future management of terrorist incidents. Four features of this episode have significance for the story of... ...JTTF), first tried out in New Y ork City in 1980 in response to a spate of incidents involving domestic ter- rorist organizations.This task force was ... ...ernments pre- sumed to be behind the terrorists. Moreover, since terrorist incidents of this period usually ended in negotiations, an ambassador or ot...

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... the mass of beings by whom they are surrounded, and, in contemplating the incidents in their lives or condition which tradition has handed down to us... ...up no less than half the Iliad, and are supplied with so vast a variety of incidents, that no one bears a likeness to another; such different kinds of... ...ef of the enemy’s army , because he reserves to himself the honour of that combat, and because he also fears for his friend’s life. The prohibition is... ...amidst his navy sat The stern Achilles, stedfast in his hate; Nor mix’d in combat, nor in council join’d; But wasting cares lay heavy on his mind: In ... ...fix his brazen shield, Let all excite the fiery steeds of war, And all for combat fit the rattling car. This day, this dreadful day, let each contend;... ...No more they sigh, inglorious, to return, But breathe revenge, and for the combat burn. As on some mountain, through the lofty grove, The crackling fl... ...the queen of love;) Archilochus and Acamas divide The warrior’s toils, and combat by his side. Who fair Zeleia’s wealthy valleys till, 66 Fast by the ... ... Jove, as a punishment for misbehaviour, recurs not unfrequently among the incidents of the Mythical world.”—Grote, vol. i. p. 156. 234 Not half so dr...

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...rth, or anywhere on the surface, all was alike to him. For my own part the incidents of the journey had hith- erto kept me amused, and made me forgetf... ...sion before my terrified memory. I could revive with vivid reality all the incidents of our voyage, Iceland, M. Fridrikssen, Snaefell. I said to mysel... ..., two hours, pass away. The struggle continues with unabated ferocity. The combatants alternately approach and recede from our raft. We remain motionl... ...struggle. Hans keeps at his post at the helm. My uncle, whom the absorbing incidents of the combat had drawn away from his contemplations, began again... ...eps at his post at the helm. My uncle, whom the absorbing incidents of the combat had drawn away from his contemplations, began again to look impatien...

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...ike yourself cannot fail, I should think, to have observed many scenes and incidents worth recording, in the course of your experience as a minister o... ...l.’ ‘I have witnessed some certainly,’ replied the old gentleman, ‘but the incidents and characters have been of a homely and ordinary nature, my sphe... ...n seen pacing the churchyard to and fro, while Mr. Pickwick was engaged in combating his companion’s resolution. Any repetition of his arguments would... ...d ferocious countenances, by a vast cloud of dust, and by a dense crowd of combatants. He represents himself as being forced from the carriage by some... ...uel Slumkey, his blood being up, defied Horatio Fizkin, Esquire, to mortal combat. At this violation of all known rules and precedents of order, the m... ...e, just as the latter had con cluded the third and last round of a single combat with the town beadle. ‘Run to the justice’s!’ cried a dozen voices. ...

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... his friend was attacked; nor was he much displeased with that part of the combat which fell to his share; he therefore returned my landlady’s blows a... ... with one of either sex. Here she presently challenged Partridge to single combat. He accepted the challenge, and a most desperate fight began began b... ...ed accident put suddenly an end to the bloody fray, with which half of the combatants had already sufficiently feasted. This accident was the arrival ... ...less quarrels which tend rather to the production of comical than tragical incidents. The serjeant asked Partridge whither he and his master were tr... ...the army, and offered to box for a guinea. The mili tary man accepted the combat, but refused the wager; upon which both immediately stript and engag... ...he god of drink, no less than to the god of war; for, in reality, both the combatants had sacrificed as well to the former deity as to the latter. To... ... author. First, then, we warn thee not too hastily to condemn any of the incidents in this our history as impertinent and for eign to our main desi... ...would alike contradict both these conclu sions, and would show that these incidents contribute only to confirm the great, useful, and uncommon doctri... ...of them, expressly holds the contrary; and cer tain it is, there are some incidents in life so very strange and unaccountable, that it seems to requi...

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...he management of rabbits, and the tickling of fish, and poaching joys with combative boys of the district, and how to wheedle a cook for a luncheon fo... ... coquettes—the married and the widow might apply to her for lessons. These combatants exchanged shots, but remained stand- ing; the encounter was unde... ...an?—the cavity felt empty to him, and heavy; sick of an ancient and mortal combat, and burning; deeply dinted too: With the starry hole Whence fled th... ... dialogue of ladies—he is as generous as he is discreet. There are certain combats in which to be the one to succumb is to claim the honours;—and that... ...nk. He was of a morality to reprobate the erring dame while he enjoyed the incidents. He could not help interrupting De Craye to point at Vernon throu... ...gh her, causing her to shrink and redden. Fugitives are subject to strange incidents; they are not ves- sels lying safe in harbour. She shut her lips ... ...ddleton!…” “What of them?” “They’re feeling too much alone.” She could not combat the remark: by her self-assurance that she had the principle of fait...

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...y private soldiers that the disfavour of a ser- geant is an evil not to be combated; offend the sergeant, they say, and in a brief while you will eith... ...als fell to fisticuffs in Adam Square, it was seriously hinted that single combat would be the re- sult. Last and most wonderful of all, Gall and Spur... ...goes out of him; and though he speaks sounding words of defiance, the last combat is little better than a suicide. The whole performance is, as I said... ...cy to escape from the purpose of their creators; and as the characters and incidents become more and more interesting in themselves, the moral, which ... ...on tenderness of the pathos, the startling vigour and strange- ness of the incidents, the natural strain of the conversations, and the humanity and ch... ...ll the small hours with eyes wide open: Jonathan applauding the unexpected incidents with many a slap of his big hand; Nance, perhaps, more pleased wi... ...ve was unsleeping. The even bluster of the mistral, with which he had been combating some hours, had not suspended, though it had embittered, that pre...

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...ipal object of the lovers of liberty. And so long as mankind were content to combat one enemy by another, and to be ruled by a master, on condition of... ...ined of while the creed is still fighting for its existence: even the weaker combat ants then know and feel what they are fighting for, and the diffe... ...ne question after another, of serious con troversy, is one of the necessary incidents of the consolidation of opinion; a consolidation as salu tary ... ...orrectness, and it has to be made by the rough process of a struggle between combatants fighting under hostile banners. On any of the great open quest...

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... a decided partizan of the divine right of Ali and of his descendants. The incidents mentioned in the Koran itself, for the interpretation of which ea... ... Apoc. N. T. p. 138, and the Hist. Nat. Mar. c. 20, which connects similar incidents with the flight into Egypt. Thus also Latona, [greek text], Call.... ... see Weil’s M. der Prophet, p. 268. 2 At Medina. 3 The necessity for the combat and its probable result. 4 Muhammad had conceived the design of att... ...will certainly reward the thankful. 467 The Koran How many a prophet hath combated those who had with them many myriads! Yet were they not daunted at...

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...eroes and kings of Scotland have been tragically fated; the most mark- ing incidents in Scottish history – Flodden, Darien, or the Forty-five were sti... ... graves. There, in the hot fits of youth, I came to be un- happy. Pleasant incidents are woven with my memory of the place. I here made friends with a... ...the process, they are always worthily shared. There is a certain attitude, combative at once and deferen- tial, eager to fight yet most averse to quar... ... there stood displayed a theatre in working order, with a “forest set,” a “combat,” and a few “robbers carousing” in the slides; and below and about, ... ...- ing of that inn more fully. So it is with names and faces; so it is with incidents that are idle and inconclusive in themselves, and yet seem like t... ...’s wife, Mr. Melnotte dal- lying in the deserted banquet-room, are typical incidents, epically conceived, fitly embodying a crisis. Or again look at T... ... of perfect story- telling; the man never breathed who shared these moving incidents without a tremor; and yet Faria is a thing of pack- thread and Da... ...e and formidable. So as they appear insidi- ous in deceit and fatal in the combat, they have served their end. Danger is the matter with which this cl...