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...n the moon a utopia, which he describes in detail, but being a fallen creature, he takes the first opportunity of coming home. ( Summary by Thomas A. Copeland )...

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...ncing Song or a Quick Dance. The references to turning in the last two lines have been identified as dance instructions. The melody was used by Aaron Copeland as the basis for Appalachian Spring. (summary by Wikipedia and David Lawrence)...

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...y. This romance-epic is a sequel to the less distinguished and unfinished romance Orlando Innamorato, by Mattteo Maria Boiardo. (Summary by Thomas A. Copeland)...

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...crafted stories, many having surprise endings, all steeped in the dye of myth and calling to every reader's neglected imagination. (Summary by Thomas Copeland)...

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...aucaire allows his deception to be exposed--up to a point--and there we must draw the curtain to preserve the surprise ending. ( Summary by Thomas A. Copeland )...

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...s she feels necessary. Patty is, however, a believer in causes and a champion of the weak. She goes out of her way to help a homesick freshman Olivia Copeland who believes she will be sent home when she fails four subjects in the examination. (Summary by wikipedia.org)...

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... himself falls unconscious before he knows the success of his efforts. The novel ends with his sudden involuntary return to Earth. (Summary by Thomas Copeland)...

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...ion model partitions products as either convenience, shopping, or specialty goods (Copeland 1923). Other schemes are based on product characteristic... ...Press. 1947. A Free and Responsible Press . Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Copeland, Melvin T. 1923. "Relation of Consumer's Buying Habits to...

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...ti (Venice, 1795); The Oxford English Dictionary; and an edition of La Gerusaleme liberata itself (Paris: Victor Masson, 1836). (Summary by Thomas A. Copeland)...

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...sed medley of voices replied, “The Lord of Whitburn’s little wench—Leonard Copeland—gunpowder.” “And no marvel,” said a sturdy, begrimed figure, “if t... ...cry, “poor maid! ’Tis all over with her. It will go ill with young Leonard Copeland.” “Worse with Hodge Smith for letting him touch his irons.” “Nay, ... ... staunch warrior of Henry V . in the siege of Orleans. “Speak out, Leonard Copeland,” said the Earl. “What hast thou done?” The boy only growled, “I n... ...proceeded— ”It was not malice, but malapert meddling, then. Master Leonard Copeland, thou must be scourged to make thee keep thine hands off where the... ...or conformable, but like a boy, who would moreover always be after Leonard Copeland, whether he would or no. It was the more unfortunate, as Lord Sali... ... the more unfortunate, as Lord Salisbury lamented to his wife, because the Copelands were devoted to the Somerset faction; and the King had been labou... ... of being allied with other houses. A message was also sent to Sir William Copeland that his son had been the death of the daughter of Whitburn; for p... ...ed to the effects of gunpowder, had little or no hope of her life. Leonard Copeland’s mood was sullen, not to say surly. He submitted to the chastisem... ...y to recovery, though apparently with hopelessly injured features. Leonard Copeland had already been released from restraint, and allowed to resume hi...

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...ll I break the plate? First let me look at the back, and see who made it. Copeland. Copeland! Stop a moment. Was it yesterday I visited Copeland’s wo... ...own again at a walking match pace, and straight proceeded to my father’s, Copeland’s, where the whole of my family, high and low, rich and poor, are ... ...you don’t remember them with a horrible interest, what did you ever go to Copeland’s for? When you stood inside of one of those inverted bowls of a P... ...hold? Not to be denied! I had seen all this—and more. I had been shown, at Copeland’s, patterns of beautiful design, in faultless perspective, which a...

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...eir King was a prisoner, but that he had been taken by a squire named John Copeland, who would not give him up to her. King Edward sent letters to Joh... ...peland, who would not give him up to her. King Edward sent letters to John Copeland to come to him at Calais, and when the squire had made his journey... ...squire, who by his valor has captured our adversary the King of Scotland.’ Copeland, falling on one knee, replied, ‘If God, out of His great kindness,...

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... as they were in the carriage, said, ‘It was not only for the sake of Mrs. Copeland, though it is highly necessary you should go, but it is the only w...