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...s Vegas. 41 demonstrat c ă-i rezultat ă printr-un uria ş impact (Daniel Moreau Barringer, 1902). S-au g ăsit minerale neexistente pe planet ă, pr... ...ectronice – nu e cazul spectacolului de faţă. Personajele poart ă costume victoriene. Intrig ă matrimonial ă. Actori slabi, prea teatrali, replici c... ...Case vechi, din c ăr ămid ă, mari, cu etaje. Altele din piatr ă masiv ă. Victoria Station. ₤ 19,50 dus-întors. Un tip pe trotuar, într-un sac de ... ...a (“Lexiconul arti ştilor plastici români contemporani din Iugoslavia”), Victor P ăun (“Dor de Eminescu”), Florian Copcea (“Poeme”, “Ultimul Abel”)... ... Manu, Aurel Sasu, Geo Vasile, V. Hossu-Longin, Iulia Cojocaru (July) şi Jean Dezert (Fran ţa), M. Koshnevisan (Australia), Albena Tchamova (Bulgar... ...dings. S-a ar ătat de acord s ă scrie o prefaţă la cartea care o edit ăm, Jean Dezert (de la Centrul de Cercet ări Spa ţiale din Paris) şi cu mine. ... ...lor francezi. Şi-n prezent sunt probleme în aceast ă ţar ă. Pre şedintele Jean Bertrand Aristide, instalat cu suport american la putere, este r ăst... ...ţi "Nobel", unii mai faimo şi decât al ţii: John Steinbeck (Literatur ă), Marie Curie (Fizic ă şi Chimie), Max Planck (Fizic ă). Citate aforistice ... ...ideo cu muzic ă rap, graffiti. Doar doi dublu laurea ţi În afar ă de Marie Curie (Premiul "Nobel" pentru Fizic ă, 1903, şi pentru Chimie, 1911)...

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...nha/paradoxismo.html; - în francez ă la: http://www.geocities.com/jeanmariecharrier/paradoxisme.html; - în spaniol ă la: http://ga... ...Florentin Smarandache, Bergerac, France, 1992, sur les couvertures]. Jean Marie CHARRIER 19 PARadoXisMO, EL ... ...ntin Smarandache, Bergerac, France, 1992, sur les couvertures]. Jean Marie CHARRIER 19 PARadoXisMO, EL ÚLTIM... ...xpediind poemele paradoxiste şi în portughez ă); Canada (Bal Sethi); Chia (Victor Changnone – cu poeme paradoxiste şi în limba chinez ă!); India (A.... ...actor cultural la revista “Medina Express”, Rabat, Maroc, 27/01/1984. 44. Jean Breton, editor, Éditions Saint Germain des Press, Paris, Fran ţa, 27/... ... Novi Sad, Iugoslavia, Nr. 351, p. 47, 23 II – 9 III 2001. [5 ] Neufeldt, Victoria; Guralnik, David B., editori, “Webster’s New World Dictionary of ... ...reira CANADA: Joel Kuper Michelle de Laplante David Rogers CHINA: Victor Changnone Charles Le ENGLAND: Richard Cheevers 56 Gerlad E... ... 56 Gerlad England A. Hollins FRAN ŢA: Paul Courget Jean Normand & Marie Normand Claude LeRoy Jean-Michel Lévenard Jean-Paul Rousset IN... ...1 Le Paradoxisme, la dernière avant-garde du deuxième millénaire (Jean Marie Charrier)................................................15 ...

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...e Marko premiita en la lit. konkurso de 1896. Abismoj. Romano originale de Jean Forge. 1923, 150 p. “La kerno de la romano estas ĉiutage ripetiĝanta h... ...manoj tiam ankoraŭ ne ekzistis. En 1903-06 aperis lernolibroj, verkitaj de Jean Borel el franca Svisujo, de Johan Schröder el Hungarujo (lernolibro en... ...ruco dum du aŭ tri jaroj, kunlaboris por aliaj gazetoj. Balliman (baliman) Jean, franco, komercisto. Nask. 2 majo 1876 en Paris. Prez de la vitrovendi... ...ro: 87 Prez. Josef Kreitz, Germ., dua prez. Paul Remy, Franc., unua sekr. Victor Hendricx, vidanto, Belg., dua sekr. Anni Friman, Finnl., kasisto W .... ...atraĵo de la UK en Cambridge, 1907. Bolivio, Suda Ameriko. Unuaj pioniroj: Victor Munoz y Reyer kaj Daniel Canedo, kiuj presis artikolojn en la ĵurnal... ...a UK en 1909 la Instituto aranĝis ekzamenojn sub kontrolo de Cart, Corret, Marie Hankel pri gramatiko, Ostrovski, S. Meyer, Kühnl pri literaturo, Hodl... ...kas en la traduko. ” (Butin, H. D. E, 1930 n-ro 13.) Elektitaj Versaĵoj de Marie Under, el la estona trad. Hilda Dresen. 1929, 94 p. “Tre lerte la tra... ...oss-Schonau i. Sa., Jena, Karlsruhe, Königsberg Pr., Leipzig, Lindau Harz, Marienwerder Westpr., Pforzheim, Stuttgart, Strassburg. La sekva n-ro de “I... ...nazo, japano, scienculo. Nask. 1862 en Iwate — ken, mortis 15 okt. 1933 en Victoria, Kanado. Studis agronomian politikon kaj ekonomion en Anglujo kaj ...

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... of Brittany rising from a slumber of three years, to renew a war in which victory could only be fol- lowed by twofold mourning. “A pretty fellow this... ...try woke all the echoes of the valleys, hith- erto so peaceful beneath it. Victory might have remained doubtful for many hours, or the fight might hav... ...them in his martial voice, “Do you want to be annihilated over there?” The victory remained to the Republicans, though not with- out heavy loss. All t... ...into the brotherhood of the Sacred Heart. Above this sign were the words, “Marie Lambrequin,” no doubt the man’s name. “Look at that, Clef-des-Coeurs,... ...liest.” “Well,” said Francine, “since nothing escapes you, you must admit, Marie, that your conduct would excite the curiosity of a saint. Yesterday w... ... 59 Balzac way; saying in a tone of deep affection: “You know what I mean, Marie, but you will not answer me. How can you, after all that sadness whic... ...o deal some special blow, my life is yours. I am good for that. My name is Jean Falcon, otherwise called Beau-Pied, sergeant of the first company of H... ...inued the abbe, “let us pray in the first place for the souls of the dead,—Jean Cochegrue, Nicalos Laferte, Joseph Brouet, Francois Parquoi, Sulpice C... ...of History Jealousies of a Country Town Beatrix The Peasantry Cibot, Jean (alias Pille-Miche) The Seamy Side of History Corentin The Gondrev...

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...w ambitions. “If I have rightly understood what this meeting is for,” said Jean Violette, a stocking-maker, who had recently bought the Beauvisage hou... ...ing within our borders the cheapness so essential to enable us to carry on victoriously the industrial warfare with foreign countries,—a struggle as d... ...y thou- sand a year. After 1830 Beauvisage sold his business in hosiery to Jean Violette, one of his agents (grandson of one of the chief wit- nesses ... ... dress- ing and waiting upon each other. Since the sale of the business to Jean Violette, the horse and cabriolet used by Phileas, and kept at the Hot... ...me Marion’s that evening. The triumph of Giguet junior was thought to be a victory won against the Comte de 58 The Deputy of Arcis Gondreville, and t... ... to prevent the coming ministry from calling one; but it does not expect a victory. If it were victo- rious in these elections, the dynasty would be i... ...tained. PART II LETTERS EXPLANATORY I THE COMTE DE L ’ESTORADE TO MONSIEUR MARIE-GASTON [See “The Memoirs of T wo Young Married Women.”] DEAR MONSIEUR... ...nd then, without further formal- ity, you can remove the remains of Madame Marie-Gaston to the mausoleum you propose to erect in your park at Ville 9... ...l-will of which they have already given you proof, the relations of Madame Marie-Gaston might have the distressing idea of carrying the matter into co...

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...ent colors to know them apart. The first comer, the eldest, was named Paul-Marie, the other Marie-Paul. Laurence de Cinq-Cygne, to whom their danger w... ...n of a mason employed by the Grand Marquis to build his castle!” exclaimed Marie-Paul, “you have let them drag our father to prison—you have believed ... ...lutch his weapon con- vulsively. “You owe your life to that promise,” said Marie-Paul, sol- emnly. “If it is not fulfilled to-night we shall find you ... ...to me?” Though Fouche made himself in the matter of the Pichegru, Georges, Moreau, and Polignac conspiracy the soul of the Consular cabinet, he did no... ...f our sons, of you, and of God. Love them, Laurence. Berthe de Cinq-Cygne. Jean de Simeuse. T ears came to the eyes of all the household as they liste... ...e was now felt. Judges, 155 Balzac jurors, and audience became aware that victory would be hotly contested. Bordin and Monsieur de Grandville had stu... ...e turn of a battle. En- deavor to reach the Emperor on the morning after a victory and they are saved.” He took a pen and himself wrote a private and ... ...ved these masses grew gigantic to Laurence’s imagination. Soon, the cry of victory resounded in her ears. The Imperial arms had just obtained two sign... ...urtesan’s Life Duroc, Gerard-Christophe-Michel A Woman of Thirty Espard, Jeanne-Clementine-Athenais de Blamont-Chauvry, Marquise d’ The Commission...

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............................................... 158 Chapter 1.5.VI. Storm and Victory. ..................................................................... ...Symbols, divine or divine-seeming; under which he marches and fights, with victorious assurance, in this life-battle: what we can call his Realised Id... ... rien (To-day his Majesty will do nothing). (Memoires sur la Vie privee de Marie Antoinette, par Madame Campan (Paris, 1826), i. 12). He lives and lin... ...(recueillement),’ and said little or nothing. (Weber, Memoires concernant Marie- Antoinette (London, 1809), i. 22.) So it has lasted for the better h... ...ted growth, but of passive inertness, and symptom of imminent downfall. As victory is silent, so is defeat. Of the opposing forces the weaker has resi... ...ong-demonstrated will now be done: ‘the Age of Revolutions approaches’ (as Jean Jacques wrote), but then of happy blessed ones. Man awakens from his l... ...a moonstruck, much-enduring individual, of Neuchatel in Switzerland,—named Jean Paul Marat. A prob- lematic Chevalier d’Eon, now in petticoats, now in... ...ys, spokesmen of Time, have discovered innumerable things: and now has not Jean Jacques promulgated his new Evangel of a Contrat Social; explaining th... ...s no part, she resigns herself to a day she hoped never to have seen. Poor Marie Antoinette; with thy quick noble instincts; vehement glancings, visio...

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............................................... 116 Chapter 1.5.VI. Storm and Victory....................................................................... ........................................................ 471 Chapter 3.4.VII. Marie-Antoinette. ............................................................ ...hism scrutinises many things, is not given to prayer: neither are Rossbach victories, Terray Finances, nor, say only ‘sixty thousand Lettres de Cachet... ...Symbols, divine or divine-seeming; under which he marches and fights, with victorious assurance, in this life-battle: what we can call his Realised Id... ... rien (To-day his Majesty will do nothing). (Memoires sur la Vie privee de Marie Antoinette, par Madame Campan (Paris, 1826), i. 12). He lives and lin... ...(recueillement),’ and said little or nothing. (Weber, Memoires concernant Marie- Antoinette (London, 1809), i. 22.) So it has lasted for the better h... ...ong-demonstrated will now be done: ‘the Age of Revolutions approaches’ (as Jean Jacques wrote), but then of happy blessed ones. Man awak- ens from his... ...moonstruck, much-enduring individual, of Neuchatel in Swit- zerland,—named Jean Paul Marat. A problematic Chevalier d’Eon, now in petticoats, now in b... ...ys, spokesmen of Time, have discovered innumerable things: and now has not Jean Jacques promulgated his new Evangel of a Contrat Social; explaining th...

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... one) in reconnoitring the enemy’s ground, and laying his plans for future victory. The Com- mander had in his service a retired Figaro, the wiliest m... ...le baron. This man—this devil, rather—is called 41 Balzac Gratien, Henri, Victor, Jean-Joseph Bourignard. The Sieur Gratien Bourignard is a former sh... .... This man—this devil, rather—is called 41 Balzac Gratien, Henri, Victor, Jean-Joseph Bourignard. The Sieur Gratien Bourignard is a former ship-build... ...amber, not shamelessly, but like T rilby, fright- ening neither Dougal nor Jeannie, alarming no one,—being as chaste as our noble French language requ... ... “to water the flowers from the rue Massena to the place Regnault de Saint-Jean-d’Angely. You paid no attention to me! Sac-a-papier! suppose the rela-... .... 4, between Mademoiselle Raucourt, of the Comedie-Francaise, and Monsieur Moreau- 107 Balzac Malvin, a butcher, for whom a handsome tomb in white ma... ...es and longitudes, Monsieur de Chateaubriand has erected the 112 Ferragus Marie-Therese Infirmary, and the Carmelites have founded a convent. The gre... ...ges appear in other stories of the Human Comedy. Bourignard, Gratien-Henri-Victor-Jean-Joseph The Girl with the Golden Eyes Desmartes, Jules Cesar...

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...of greed. Most likely he had been drawn thither by that most convincing of Jean Jacques’ eloquent periods, which expresses, I think, this mel- ancholy... ...te littleness. An ebony table that an art- ist might worship, carved after Jean Goujon’s designs, in years of toil, had been purchased perhaps at the ... ...red letters cannot be removed, and hangs out just as it did in the time of Jean Jacques, that Leonarda of yours told us that you were off into the cou... ...a Republi- can. “Are you going to leave our heads on our shoulders?” asked Moreau (of the Oise), a substantial farmer. “You, sir, who took blood for w... ...nment of power, or of a great name in litera- ture, seemed to me an easier victory than a success with some young, witty, and gracious lady of high de... ...tells how God gave more abundant reward for a cup of cold water than for a victory?’ “‘Yes,’ she said, her heart beating like some wild bird’s in a ch... ...e? I was growing drowsy when Rastignac kicked the door open and shouted: “‘Victory! Now we can take our time about dying.’ “He held out his hat filled... ...er a Mlle. O’Flaharty?” “Y es,” said Raphael mechanically enough; “Barbara Marie.” “Have you your certificate of birth about you,” Cardot went on, “an... ...nt. I have been looking in vain for the heirs and assigns of Mlle. Barbara Marie O’Flaharty for a fortnight past, when yesterday at dinner—” Just then...

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... causa- tion of genius promulgated by recent authors. “Ge- nius,” said Dr. Moreau, “is but one of the many branches of the neuropathic tree.” “Genius,... ... of a luxury in woe is very common dur- ing adolescence. The truth-telling Marie Bashkirtseff expresses it well:— “In his depression and dreadful unin... ...de la Solitude—each of them more optimistic than the last. [37] Journal de Marie Bashkirtseff, i. 67. 87 William James the sky, and listening to the ... ...rovided it be for the ideal cause, death may lose its sting, the grave its victory. In these states, the ordinary contrast of good and ill seems to be... ...ed, in Christian- ity, during the past fifty years, may fairly be called a victory of healthy-mindedness within the church over the morbidness with wh... ...e feels to be two deadly hostile selves, one ac- tual, the other ideal. As Victor Hugo makes his Mahomet say:— “Je suis le champ vil des sublimes c... ... affection, and all ex- [161] Bougaud: Hist. de la Bienheureuse Marguerite Marie, 1894, p. 125. 274 The V arieties of Religious Experience pansive af... ...on chain, until the blood ran from him, so that he was obliged [182] Saint Jean de la Croix, vie et Oeuvres, Paris, 1893, ii. 94, 99, abridged. 300 T...