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...storage system without permission of the publisher. Names, characters and incidents depicted in this book are products of the author’s imaginatio... ...itious situation. Any resemblance to actual events, locations, organizations, incidents or persons – living or dead – are coincidental and beyond th... ...girl page, is all.” “Sir Variek is one of the oldest knights to still go into combat,” Caelan spoke up, coming behind Aislinn. He held out the towe... ...d leave her alone. “Fine. He’s a Shadow Warrior. He trained me, taught me combats skills. I wouldn’t even consider him a friend because he was ... ...ware. Magic for healing known as Light Magic, and magic for battles known as Combat Magic. Very few people know Combat Magic as ‘tis a lost art th...

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...jdhollyfield.com This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used f... ...in the air accompanied by loud yips and barks of encouragement. Two giant combatants fought in the middle of the cavern, spurred into a great fury by... ... Lieutenant. The rank grants the psionic certain privileges and leeway in combat. I've included in these notes the ranking order and a listing of th...

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...e family; probabilities will not suffice, only facts will justify a deadly combat with a friend. If I strike with the sword, or discharge the contents... ...rms, and will accept without discussion, without dis- pute, anything, even combat by drawing lots, which is always stupid, but with me different from ... ...d you all to witness the challenge, he now wishes you to be present at the combat.” “Exactly so,” said the young men; “you have probably guessed right... ... another, inhabited by persons who have played too prominent a part in the incidents we have re- lated for their appearance not to create some interes... ...awak- ened so many recollections in his heart that he felt it necessary to combat with them. A man of the count’s temperament could not long indulge i...

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...TIAN SUPREMACY OVER THE MOST SAVAGE LANDS OF THE EARTH. RECITING ASTONISHING INCIDENTS AND PERILOUS UNDERTAKINGS AMONG WILD BEASTS AND SAVAGE PEOP... ...- The extraordinary coolness with which he submits to the executioner's axe -- Incidents in the passage of Magellan Strait -- A slaughter of penguins ... ...aters, and through the winter lived chiefly on this food. But one of the early incidents connected with the landing, as related by the Sagas, is to th... ... by Marryatt in his Story of the Phantom Ship. In this remarkable sea-tale the incidents are told by her captain, who narrates his adventures from the... ...imbedded in their wooden weapons, which made them extremely effective in close combat. Scarcely had Cortez put his troops in motion towards the valley... ... the lurid flames of consuming buildings lighted up the scene, and enabled the combatants to continue the dreadful slaughter. Thousands had been slain... ...rtled Turenne by the stern shout of exultation with which they advanced to the combat. It was the fixed purpose of Cromwell to humble the power of Spa... ... MASTERLY PIECE OF STRATEGY. With his weak force Morgan had no chances in open combat with the Spaniards, and dread necessity therefore forced him to ... ...t they still held out resolutely, refusing to yield on any terms. This unequal combat continued for more than an hour, and until the Spanish ship was ...

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...e estate. Too many unnatural mistakes had taken place. The Richland and Atlanta incidents, and now his best operative was in custody in DC. How coul... ...awk and knife." Brent swung his arms in a criss-crossing fashion. "Hand to hand combat," Brent said with no small measure of bragging. "I've heard ...

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..., and for a considerable time indeed, misled by the direction in which the combatants were moving, he imag- ined the Germans to be Americans and the A... ... a fight and New York had hoisted the white flag. 4 4 4 4 4 The lamentable incidents that followed the surrender of New York seem now in the retrospec... ...enades they made short work of every villa within a mile. A number of non- combatant American men, women, and children were killed and the actual assa... ... resumed, and went on all the afternoon, and merged at last in the general combat of the evening …. About eight the Bingen was rushed by an armed mob,... ...attlettes”! To such a spectator as Bert it presented itself as a series of incidents, some immense, some trivial, but collectively inco- herent. He ne... ...r the way seemed small, the American rapids narrow, the bridge flimsy, the combatants infinitesi- mal. As they came down they became audible as a comp... ...tened black eagles at the fore-ends of the Germans had an effect of actual combat of flying feathers. Some of these fighting airships came within five... ..., and our travellers pushed on eastward. They passed a hundred half-heeded incidents, and always Bert was toiling after Laurier’ s indefatigable back ...

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...the same time of bringing forward, dwell- ing upon, and illustrating those incidents and characters which give point and interest to the story. She ha... ...own into the great mass of civilization; and that could not happen without incidents striking in themselves, and curi- ous as chapters in the history ... ... his instant departure. Somewhat to his surprise, Elspat ap- peared not to combat his purpose, but she urged him to take some refreshment ere he left ... ...skett, and on the other, aware that Wakefield no longer meant to renew the combat, his fury sunk into gloomy sullenness. 192 Chronicles of the Canong... ...d, who, with generous inconsistency, was now not indisposed to begin a new combat in defence of Robin Oig’s reputation, “although he could not use his... ... furnishing a species of proof that no malice was intended in this sort of combat, from which fatal accidents do sometimes arise, it can only be so ad...

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...table, snow white deal, 545 Cherry or maple, sate in close array, And to the combat, Lu or Whist, led on thick ribbed Army; not as in the world Neglec... ...I grieved to see among the band Of those who in the field of contest stood As combatants, passions that did to me Seem low and mean—from ignorance of m... ...n mock fight, A tournament of blows, some hardly dealt Though short of mortal combat—and whate’er Might of this pageant be supposed to hit 625 A simple... ...atives 780 Stript of their humanizing soul, the life Of manners and familiar incidents— Had never much delighted me. And less Than other minds I had b... ...of those who ruled 110 The capital city; what was struggled for, And by what combatants victory must be won; The indecision on their part whose aim Se... ...rit of the past For future restoration. Yet another Of these to me affecting incidents, 345 With which we will conclude. One Christmas time, The day b...

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...er neck—a politician did it.” The reader will find I have borrowed several incidents as 7 Sir Walter Scott well as names from Ashmole, and the more e... ...with a vigour which, for a moment, seemed to give him the advantage of the combat. But this advantage lasted not long. T ressilian added to a spirit d... ...e of that weapon the home-thrust which would oth- erwise have finished the combat, and, in the struggle which followed, displayed so much address, as ... ...y,” said Leicester. “And yet, in his way, Shakespeare hath so touched some incidents of your Majesty’s happy government as may countervail what has be... ...ould know aught; and it is to be thought that her own wish may lead her to combat all ordinary reasons which can be urged for her remaining a housekee... ... the apartment, ran downstairs; while at the same moment she heard the two combatants fall on the floor with a noise which increased her terror. The o... ...ntered the room, and with some difficulty effected the sepa- ration of the combatants. “ A murrain on you both,” said the charitable mediator, “and es... ...t courage of many of the com- batants received a sufficient cooling. These incidents might have occasioned more serious damage than became such an aff...

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...e cut out from the normal circle of his conventional life. He ran over the incidents of the cruise—Kitchell, the turtle hunt, the find- ing of the der... ...th her joy in measuring her strength against his; and yet he knew that the combat was deadly serious, and that more than life was at stake. Moran desp...

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... of a place in this history occurred within that pe riod, yet did several incidents happen of equal importance with those reported by the daily and w... ... not Mr. Allworthy presently called for his coach, and carried off the two combatants. Such was the conclusion of this adventure of the bird, and of... ...y stream to issue forth from the nostrils of the enemy. When each of the combatants had borne off sufficient spoils of hair from the head of her ant... ...n the mind of Mr. Allworthy. The reader must remember the several little incidents of The History of Tom Jones, A Foundling by Henry Fielding 132 ... ...r, or ill natured, exercised on these occasions: nay, it is common for the combatants to express good will for each other even at the time of the conf... ...ess when he apprehended some danger of having it broke in his mouth. The combatants being now prevented from executing present vengeance on each oth... ...his horns brandished aloft in air, proudly provokes the apprehended foe to combat. Thus, and more terrible, when he perceived the enemy’s approach, ... ...poke. The reader must, therefore, content himself with the most remarkable incidents, and perhaps he may very well excuse the rest. The first thing ... ...ds of probability, it is by no means necessary that his characters, or his incidents, should be trite, common, or vulgar; such as happen in every stre...

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... he was happy, no doubt—as every one seemed to be there. How those trivial incidents and words, the landscape and sun- shine, and the group of people ... ... pipes, and leaning over the railings of the field as they watched the dim combat within, announced that some catastrophe had happened, which caused E...

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...d that the art of the story-teller makes it needful to curtail some of the incidents which would ren- der the narrative too complicated to be interest... ...administered to Cicely, there was no inclination to bring him to light, or combat with his bashfulness. The introductions over, Mary gave her hand to ... ... Charlotte M. Yonge morrow with such an eye? What is it all about?” Both combatants eyed each other in sullen silence. “Tell me, Cis. Tell me, Dicco...

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... shall watch around him: the last veteran, as he has shed his blood in his combats, shall breathe his last sigh near his tomb, and all these tombs sha... ...nce” upon the deck of the famed “Belle Poule” in the days of her memorable combat with the “Saucy Arethusa.” “These five hundred sailors,” says a Fren... ... which somebody had not claimed and she had kept. Are not these remarkable incidents? The next wonder we saw was the arrival of a set of tottering old...

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...e shifting movements of the Dream derived itself either primarily from the incidents of the actual scene, or from secondary features associated with t... ...ce, and through, a state of society so favorable to an adventurous cast of incidents, that they would *Published in “Narrative and Miscellaneous Essay... ...o much as any concealment) with respect to the fictitious character of the incidents and of the actors in that famous tale. Mere accident it was that ... ... be equally startled in the very opposite direction, on remarking that the incidents are far from being such as a romance-writer would have been likel... ...urish of rhetoric, and the whole discussion may be referred to the shadowy combats of scholastic declamation-mongers—those mock gladiators, and umbrat... ...s, the annals of human folly present. In the second dissertation, Van Dale combats the other notion of the fathers—that, during their prosperous ages,... ...ring them food and provisions; when they see their strength de- clining in combat, they run to their assistance, and fight along with them; but, if by... ...trong interest in dismissing them. And a soldier, with the images of fifty combats fresh in his mind, does not willingly admit the idea of danger from... ...had at length met, and too probable that they were engaged in a sanguinary combat. Anxiety had now reached its ut- most height; and some were obliged ...

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... of Courage They were always busy as bees, deeply absorbed in their little combats. The youth tried to observe everything. He did not use care to avoi... ...cken. He stared in agony and amaze- ment. He forgot that he was engaged in combating the uni- verse. He threw aside his mental pamphlets on the philos... ...ers that clutched into his brain. Amid it he began to reflect upon various incidents and con- ditions of the past. He be-thought him of certain meals ... ...s throat seemed full of knobs and burs. 88 The Red Badge of Courage These incidents made the youth ponder. It was revealed to him that he had been a ...

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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...