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...074 Farming Pg 1075 Education Pg 1078 The Historical Jesus Pg 1090 The Poisoning of Self-Love and Self-Sacrifice Pg 1094 The Need for Commun... ...per relative-proportional amounts. It includes hydrogen as the majority, and mercury as a tiny minority. Properly: in proportion to the relative C... ...dition of all Elements in the Universe. Because there is a million times less Mercury in the Universe than there is hydrogen proportionally. So too... ...e than there is hydrogen proportionally. So too; there is a million time less Mercury in water than Hydrogen. But in order to make water; the pai... ...per relative-proportional amounts. It includes hydrogen as the majority, and mercury as a tiny minority. Properly: in proportion to the relative C... ...dition of all Elements in the Universe. Because there is a million times less Mercury in the Universe than there is hydrogen proportionally. So too... ...ulations, speeding up the rate of tool innovation, and gradually: corrupting, poisoning, and finally: extinguishing nomadic ways of life. Since t... ...y music because you love playing music you should be allowed to do it without poisoning it with greed and snobbery and status. Imagine if someone ... ...y music because you love playing music you should be allowed to do it without poisoning it with greed and snobbery and status. Nature does not own...

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...ol, cigarette smoke, processed foods, and metal pollutants like aluminum, and mercury. 7. The herbs balm and sage are being researched for possible ... ...ctor is a constant bombardment of the child's nervous system with pesticides, mercury, lead, food additives, artificial sweeteners, vaccines, antibio... ...severe cases, candida can travel throughout the body, causing a type of blood poisoning called candida septicemia. Candidiasis affects both women an... ...e secondary symptom of another problem, but in most instances is cause by food poisoning; bacteria in food or water; food allergies; or a virus. Also... ...ramping. A number of diseases and conditions can cause nausea, including food poisoning (and other bacterial infections), viral infections, overeatin...

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...er, Thaksin Shinawatra refused to answer questions from the press because Mercury was in a line with his star—and Mercury is not good. So a belief in... ... work for very low pay, often in unhealthy or toxic workplaces. Pesticide poisoning of child farm workers is common in some countries. In some India... ... restaurant owners to warn their patrons that they might get food 425 poisoning and be sick? This is to say nothing of your visit to the dentist!...

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...uld be sent to J. A. Hatch, 113 Waverly Place, New York city. A transit of Mercury across the sun was observed by Prof. Milham and about forty student... ...e old observatory on Thursdoy morning between the hours of seven and nine. Mercury appeared on the face of the sun when it rose, and was visible until... ...se, and was visible until a,few minutes be- fore nine. The next transit of Mercury capable of observation here will occur seven years hence. A Inrgn a... ...ensive game at center, has been out of recent contests on account of blood poisoning. An estima- tion of Brown's strength can hardly be obtained from ...

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... instead of saying pitifully slain. This Earl, after all his mur- ders and poisonings, was himself poisoned by that which was prepared for others (som... ... distiller of simples, and a profound chemist— made several efforts to fix mercury, and judged himself to have made a fair hit at the philosopher’s st... ...d took the key from the lock, muttering to himself, “Worse than thee, thou poisoning quacksalver and witch-monger, who, if thou art not a bounden slav... ...ere, al fresco, as the Italian hath it. No, no, I will not drink with that poisoning devil within doors, to be choked with the fumes of arsenic and qu...

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... Didst perceive? HORATIO: Very well, my lord. HAMLET: Upon the talk of the poisoning? HORATIO: I did very well note him. HAMLET: Ah, ha! Come, som... ...imself; An eye like Mars, to threaten and command; A station like the herald Mercury New lighted on a heaven kissing hill; Hamlet, Act III, scene iv 6...

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...r and proprietor of the principal newspaper of the county, the “Bonneville Mercury,” stood with his hat and driving gloves under his arm, opposite Der... ... Annixter entered he heard Genslinger observe: “I’ll have a leader in the ‘Mercury’ to-morrow that will inter- est you people. There’s some talk of yo... ...e and glancing over the pages of the “Mer- cury,” Genslinger’s paper. The “Mercury,” Annixter was persuaded, received a subsidy from the Pacific and S... ...ession that Genslinger’s edito- rial made upon him was, that possibly the “Mercury” was not subsidised by the corporation after all. If it was; Gensli... ...ow I should send out the invites. I thought of just putting an ad. in the ‘Mercury.’” But as he spoke, Presley had come up behind Annixter in time to ... ...ts toils to pluck from him his manhood and his honesty, corrupting him and poisoning him beyond redemption; it had hounded Dyke from his legitimate em...

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...rown a word of Exorcism and Apage-Satanas. But furthermore, consider what ‘poisoning of public opinion’ in the Depart- ments, by these Brissot, Gorsas... ...rissot, Gorsas, Caritat-Condorcet News- papers! And then also what counter-poisoning, still feller in quality, by a Pere Duchesne of Hebert, brutalles... ...o call Rep- resentatives, ‘Representans on mission, ’ fly, like the Herald Mercury, to all points of the Territory; carrying your be- hests far and wi...

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...h employed by Shelley (See for an example of the longer form, the “Hymn to Mercury”, 18 5, where ‘leaped’ rhymes with ‘heaped’ (line 1). The shorter f... ...sonae. ersonae. Prometheus. Demogorgon. Jupiter. The Earth. Ocean. Apollo. Mercury. Oceanides: Asia, Panthea, Ione. Hercules. The Phantasm of Jupiter.... ...NTHEA: ANTHEA: ANTHEA: ANTHEA: ANTHEA: ’Tis Jove’s world-wandering herald, Mercury. _325 IONE: IONE: IONE: IONE: IONE: And who... ... _20 And eats into my sinews, and dissolves My flesh to a pollution, poisoning The subtle, pure, and inmost spirit of life! My God! I never knew... ... _120 First turned the moments of awakening life To drops, each poisoning youth’s sweet hope; and then Stabbed with one blow my everlasting...

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...ng good from ill, Grafts on this passion our best principle: ’Tis thus the mercury of Man is fix’d, Strong grows the virtue with his nature mix’d; The... ...debt, 20 I never named; the town’s inquiring yet. The poisoning dame—— F. You mean—— P. I don’t. F. ...

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...s a blessed provision of nature that at times like these, as soon as a man’s mercury has got down to a certain point there comes a revulsion, and he ... ... me, and make me the greatest man in the kingdom besides; and straightway my mercury went up to the top of the tube, and my solicitudes all vanished. ... ...ritance from a long procession of hearts that had each done its share toward poisoning the stream. To imprison these men without proof, and starve the...

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..., and the figure of Mer- cury on the east side of the temple is called the Mercury of Aegeus’s gate. The sons of Pallas, who before were quiet, upon e... ... accent it has been taken for the House of Hermes, 25 Plutarch’s Lives or Mercury, and the honor that was designed to the hero transferred to the god... ... her husband, but grants a husband power to turn off his wife, either upon poisoning her children; or counterfeiting his keys, or for adultery; but if... ...utarch’s Lives of Jupiter, was taken from the name given by some Greeks to Mercury, denoting his office of attendance on the gods. When Numa had, by s... ...ses the buds and flowers. The next is called May, from Maia, the mother of Mercury, to whom it is sacred; then June follows, so called from Juno; some... ...mentations and mournful songs. The mutilation, however, of the im- ages of Mercury, most of which, in one night, had their faces all disfigured, terri...

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... placed in the midst of the ocean since the time of the heathen Olympus by Mercury, the god of merchants and robbers, classes of mankind which we in m... ...of course — try them, and persuade the minister to sell us such instead of poisoning us with cabbage leaves.” “Peste, I will do nothing of the kind; t... ...nces could only be prepared by chemists; otherwise, all the world would be poisoning each other.” “By chemists and persons who have a taste for chemis...

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...TRANSLATIONS .............................................................................................................................. 7 HYMN TO MERCURY .............................................................................................................................................. 7 HOMER?S HYMN TO CASTOR AND POLLUX .........................................

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................................................................... 7 HYMN TO MERCURY ...................................................................... ... _25 He found a tortoise, and cried out—’A treasure!’ (For Mercury first made the tortoise sing) The beast before the portal at his le... ...nly forth the burning vapour leaped And the divine child saw delightedly.— Mercury first found out for human weal _140 T... ...where the ambrosial nymph with happy will Bore the Saturnian’s love-child, Mercury— And a delightful odour from the dew ... ...d—’What mean you to do 52. 52. 52. 52. 52. ‘With me, you unkind God?’—said Mercury: ‘Is it about these cows you tease me so? ... ...tested task _145 Of piling stone on stone, and poisoning The choicest days of life, To soothe a dotard’s vanity. There an ... ...rminated faith Survived to tell its ruin, but the flesh, With putrid smoke poisoning the atmosphere, That rotted on the half-extinguished pile. ‘Yes! ...

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... can feel it in the grip of your hand. RIDGEON. What is it? WALPOLE. Blood-poisoning. RIDGEON. Blood-poisoning! Impossible. WALPOLE. I tell you, blood... ...oisoning. RIDGEON. Blood-poisoning! Impossible. WALPOLE. I tell you, blood-poisoning. Ninety-five per cent of the human race suffer from chronic blood... ...oisoning. Ninety-five per cent of the human race suffer from chronic blood-poisoning, and die of it. It’s as simple as A.B.C. Your nuciform sac is ful... ...hing. I was a little giddy just now. Over- work, I suppose. WALPOLE. Blood-poisoning. B. B. Overwork! Theres no such thing. I do the work of ten men. ... ...hen any really experienced surgeon can see that it’s a plain case of blood-poisoning. BLENKINSOP . Ah, it’s easy for you gentlemen to talk; but what w... ...bout your health: you know what to do: if your liver is sluggish, a little mercury never does any harm. If you feel restless, try bromide, If that doe...

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...ted for the day; Jupiter and V enus looked on him with a friendly eye, and Mercury not adversely; while Saturn and Mars kept themselves indifferent; t... ...replied he, smiling. “Why not?” was my no less smiling an- swer. “Y ou are Mercury—I have often enough seen you repre- sented in pictures.”— “I am, in... ...presentations particularly attracted me: the little gold wings of a lively Mercury, the thunderbolt of a disguised Jupiter, an amorous Danaë, or by wh... ...l, and that there was no lack in it of king’s daughters, princes, or gods. Mercury, especially, made so vivid an impression on me, that I could almost... ...s of bankruptcies, divorces, seduced daughters, murders, house- robberies, poisonings; and, young as I was, I had often, in such cases, lent a hand fo...

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...t hereafter in this small pam- phlet. ***In a future state. ****The art of poisoning. 61 And hereto I have only touched him in his courtships. I con-... ...f Holland, where we read not of his won- ders, for they say he had more of Mercury than he had of Mars, and that his device might have been, without p...

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...e can infallibly put his finger on the cause of death, and, in cases where poisoning is suspected, the nature of the poison used. Now all this suppose... ...ws why! Virginia Snake Root fascinates the imagination of the herbalist as mercury used to fascinate the alchemists. On week days he keeps a shop in w...

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...and with spinach leaves. All this did very great good to my leg. Then with mercury, with parsley, with nettles, with comfrey, but that gave me the blo... ...urnspit fell asleep by the divine will, or else by the virtue of some good Mercury, who cunningly brought Argus into a sleep for all his hundred eyes.... ...e held them in the midst, as aiming right at the Englishman’s nose. And if Mercury,— said the Englishman. There Panurge interrupted him, and said, You... ...y. In the meantime came Cyrus to beg one farthing of him for the honour of Mercury, therewith to buy a few onions for his supper. No, no, said Epictet... ...y. Did not they incessantly send up their supplications to their great god Mercury, as likewise unto 310 Gargantua & Pantagruel Dis, the father of we... ... modern Romans; for at Rome a world of folks get an honest liveli- hood by poisoning, drubbing, lambasting, stabbing, and murthering; but the catchpol...

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... Most High, still busy with the congress of the time, threw to him through Mercury an inkstand with two cups, on which was engraved, after the manner ... ...ted with a polite /Ave/! by the angels in the person of their spokes- man, Mercury, and finally, is the clearest quintessence of Art. In this work are... ...old Bastarnay, took place in the month of November, seven months after the poisoning of Jehan. Now the Baron 79 Droll Stories- V ol. Three knew that ...

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...ces by their sword, and all learnings, both Christian and moral, as by their Mercury rod, do damn and send to hell for ever, those facts and opinions ... ...For their wives; there are cruel examples of them. Livia is infamed, for the poisoning of her husband; Roxalana, Solyman’s wife, was the destruction o...

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...8) the whole British island is appalled by a new chapter in the history of poisoning. Locusta in ancient Rome, Madame Brinvilliers in Paris, were peop... ...lans. I was aware also that Wieland was in high favor; and that the German Mercury (a literary journal of eminence) was itself highly creditable to th...

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...he bowl that contained the poison, and having made her vows and prayers to Mercury to conduct her to some happy abode in the other world, she roundly ... ...wars of Caesar, Lucius Domitius, being taken in the Abruzzi, and thereupon poisoning himself, afterwards repented. It has happened in our time that a ... ... God Oromazis: T rismegistus, leg- islator of the Egyptians, under that of Mercury; Xamolxis, 150 Book the Second legislator of the Scythians, under ... ...oth public and private. Those people who ride astride upon the epicycle of Mercury, who see so far into the heavens, are worse to me than a tooth- dra...

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.......................................................... 99 Chapter 1.5.II. Mercury de Breze. ............................................................ ...ors of the Oeil-de-Boeuf may well ask themselves, Whither? Chapter 1.5.II. Mercury de Breze. Now surely were the time for a ‘god from the machine;’ th... ..., answers prudence; so soft, irresolute is King Louis. Let it be Messenger Mercury, our Supreme Usher de Breze. On the morrow, which is the 20th of Ju... ...eance Royale and new miracles, be ready! In this manner shall De Breze, as Mercury ex machina, intervene; and, if the Oeil- de-Boeuf mistake not, work... ...gnant that it is conquered; but what then? Another time it will do better. Mercury descended in vain; now has the time come for Mars.—The gods of the ... ...g: ‘Citizens of both sexes enter in a rush exclaiming, Vengeance: they are poisoning our Brothers;’—baking brayed-glass among their bread at Soissons!... ...own a word of Exorcism and Apage- Satanas. But furthermore, consider what ‘poisoning of public opinion’ in the Departments, by these Brissot, Gorsas, ...

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...on at McQuestion travelled two hundred miles on the ice to save him from blood poisoning. Men and dogs looked askance at Bˆ atard when he drifted into... ... and to have no connection with the earth. Somewhere he had once seen a winged Mercury, and he wondered if Mercury felt as he felt when skimming over ...

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...s in the administration of opium, &c., though they can be bold enough with mercury, is their besetting infirmity. And from this infirmity females suff... ...at he wished for was something like Lloyd’s list. Comets—due 3; arrived 1. Mercury, when last seen, appeared to be distressed; but made no signals. Pa... ...nce on the once famous case at the Warwick assizes, of Captain Donelan for poisoning his brother-in-law, Sir Theodosius Boughton. 278 Narrative and M...

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...body can know everything. Most things are `visi- tation of God.’ And as to poisoning, why, what you want to know is the law. Come, shall we join the l... ...at Mr. Vincy had threatened Wrench, and that Mrs. Vincy had accused him of poisoning her son. Others were of opinion that Mr. Lydgate’s passing by was... ... Long, “noblemen and gentle- men” attesting his extraction of a fluid like mercury from the temples of a patient. Mr. Toller remarked one day, smiling... ...ept that, as his imagination at once told him, her friends might have been poisoning her mind with their suspi- cions of him. “I hope I have not presu... ... experience in America, as to the right way of treating cases of alcoholic poisoning such as this. Lydgate, when abroad, had already been interested i...

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...Nobody can know everything. Most things are ‘visitation of God.’ And as to poisoning, why, what you want to know is the law. Come, shall we join the l... ...at Mr. Vincy had threatened Wrench, and that Mrs. Vincy had accused him of poisoning her son. Others were of opinion that Mr. Lydgate’s passing by was... ...ohn Long, “noblemen and gentlemen” attesting his extraction of a fluid like mercury from the temples of a patient. Mr. Toller remarked one day, smiling... ...imagination at once told him, her friends might Middlemarch 435 have been poisoning her mind with their suspicions of him. “I hope I have not presume... ... experience in America, as to the right way of treating cases of alcoholic poisoning such as this. Lydgate, when abroad, had already been interested i...