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...rring situation with photographs typically involves the reprinting of old family photographs for preservation, sentimental, or nostalgic purposes. U... ...you know, the customer’s upset and rightfully so because they can’t get a family photograph. And we’re in a situation as a retailer ... ...s where individuals give personal effects to a museum upon the death of a family member, or where a scholar donates professional writings to a libra... ...ps the most common involves a user who wishes to make a reproduction of a family photograph, but the original photographer is unidentifiable, or lon... ...(71); Bowns (84); Mahon (233); Rush (265). 86 See, e.g., Grudecki (110) (family photos); Grimsley (119) (family photos); Stevenson (150) (family ph... ...n David Pierce Timothy L. Kittleson/UCLA Film and Television Archive Sidney Verba/Harvard University Library Marvin L. Berenson/Broadcast Music...

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...rring situation with photographs typically involves the reprinting of old family photographs for preservation, sentimental, or nostalgic purposes. U... ...you know, the customer’s upset and rightfully so because they can’t get a family photograph. And we’re in a situation as a retailer ... ...s where individuals give personal effects to a museum upon the death of a family member, or where a scholar donates professional writings to a libra... ...ps the most common involves a user who wishes to make a reproduction of a family photograph, but the original photographer is unidentifiable, or lon... ...(71); Bowns (84); Mahon (233); Rush (265). 86 See, e.g., Grudecki (110) (family photos); Grimsley (119) (family photos); Stevenson (150) (family ph... ...n David Pierce Timothy L. Kittleson/UCLA Film and Television Archive Sidney Verba/Harvard University Library Marvin L. Berenson/Broadcast Music...

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...d to date. Most are specialized to a particular area of social marketing, such as family planning, antismoking, or better environment. Fine is the... ...f ideas. My wife also set an example for us to become a 9 socially conscious family; Paul followed his mother into social work, Michael is in s... ... ideas have been so relaxed, at least in the United States. Government, church and family are as liberal as they have been at virtually any other ti... ...it. He enjoys his pipe but is plagued by cinder damage to clothing, badgering from family members and so forth-a problem. Inductively, he infers that... ...others are not and will be adopted more slowly. For example, the rhythm method of family planning is relatively complex for most peasant housewives... ... by the Multitrait- Multirater Matrix." Psychological Bulletin 56, 81-105. Cantor, Sidney M., Associates. 1973. The Tamil Nadu Nutrition Study. Haver... ...s of Social Action." American Behavioral Scientist 14, 691-717. Kotler, Philip and Sidney I. Levy. 1969. "Broadening the Concept of Marketing." Journ...

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...n, and Flossie and Freddie, and their cat, Snoop. Two sets of twins in one family! Lacey ached to belong to a family like that, or even to have her ow... ...pent entire days sprawled on her bed engrossed in the lives of the Bobbsey family, and Nancy Drew or Frank and Joe Hardy. And whenever she could, she ... ...is- tent. Jake felt anew the desire to protect and help this woman and her family. “Well, I’m ready,” Lacey said, with a big grin. She kissed Jana and... ...URAGEOUS BATTLE slip by as they left the city behind. “So, what about your family?” she asked, wondering about his wife. “I told you about my folks. M... ... in the winter.” “Sounds nice,” Lacey said wistfully. “What about your own family?” “I married Nicole in 1968. She worked at the bank where I had my a... ...ie Well: Your Right to Comfort, Calm, and Choice in the Last Days of Life, Sidney Wanzer, Joseph Glenmullen, (exploring measures that allow patients t...

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...ous Divergence Unconditional Love Versus Eternal Punishment The Spiritual “Family” Karma And Predestination Mysticism 118 “Union” And “Communion” Myst... ...jective as possible. As a child I was reared in a fundamentalist Christian family which had little by way of formal affiliation with any particular ch... ...example, let us look at Figure 1 which is a highly simplified sketch of a “family tree” of one interrelated group of religious systems, each of which ... ... legibility and comprehension, and only one of the many possible religious family trees, most of them interrelated as well, is portrayed. THE RELIGIOU... ...rrelated as well, is portrayed. THE RELIGIOUS DIMENSION 10 To explain the family tree in Figure 1, some basic historical information is required. On ... ...Long House, University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia, 1949. Spencer, Sidney: Mysticism in World Religion, Penguin Books, Harmondsworth, 1963. Sq...

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...rring situation with photographs typically involves the reprinting of old family photographs for preservation, sentimental, or nostalgic purposes. U... ...you know, the customer’s upset and rightfully so because they can’t get a family photograph. And we’re in a situation as a retailer ... ...s where individuals give personal effects to a museum upon the death of a family member, or where a scholar donates professional writings to a libra... ...ps the most common involves a user who wishes to make a reproduction of a family photograph, but the original photographer is unidentifiable, or lon... ...(71); Bowns (84); Mahon (233); Rush (265). 86 See, e.g., Grudecki (110) (family photos); Grimsley (119) (family photos); Stevenson (150) (family ph... ...n David Pierce Timothy L. Kittleson/UCLA Film and Television Archive Sidney Verba/Harvard University Library Marvin L. Berenson/Broadcast Music...

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...graphy afterwards - has been conceived to integrate Paradoxism in a larger family of mind comprising the whole of the artistic modernism, in a theory... ... they are a form of total testifying sincerity, puts the author among the family of literary extroverts who have illustrated themselves in the confes... ...g literature, cultivators of an aestheticism indifferent to prejudices, a family of stylists of the impudence in which we see Cellini, Casanova, Goe... ...ra war that had degenerated the nation achieving the eternal ideal of Hyn family, of affirmation of the modern Wodania, what should I say about...”,... ...1995, p.125. Variesecu, George “Literary Universe”, in “Mihai Eminescu”, Sidney, April, 1994, p.24. Editor, Publications / Awards, in “Poetry Soci... ... Florentin Smarandache from USA, in “Mihai Eminescu” magazine, Australia, Sidney, no.7/1993. Dufrenne, Michel, The Phenomenology of the Aesthetic E...

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...ndred and seven, do hereby extend our heartfelt sym- l)athy to him and his family in thoir boro»vemont; and. further, bo it Resolved, That a copy of t... ...r, bo it Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions bo sent to him and his family, and (hat a cojiy of the same bo ijublisiied in The Will- iams Recor... ... he claimed to be the source and cause of most of man's degradation and of family distress. He employed his utmost endeav- ors to induce those who fre... ...y to peace, resulting in increased prosperity, the intro- duction of a new family life and the building of chnrohes; fur- thermore, former virtues, th... ...ndred and eight, do hereby extend our most sincere sympathy to him and his family in their bereovement; and, fur- ther, he it Resolved, That n copy of... ... as alternate against Brown in lilOT, and spoke nt Middletown in December. Sidney Douglass Palmer 'Oil of New York city will be the alternate. Tlie Br... ...as done the best in tl)e 'varsity trials. The alternate will [;r(jhab!y be Sidney Small Paine 'Ob of Newton Center. The judges at Providence have been... ...lett Johnson '08, Raymond Noyes Crawford '10, t'arroU Everts Robb '09, and Sidney Douglass Palmer '09. The Brown debaters on the affirmative were Albe...

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...he others looking on with evident delight at having such a linguist in the family. As all my remarks were duly translated and communicated to the rest... ...is season. – Ever your faithful friend, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON. Letter: TO SIDNEY COLVIN 17 HERIOT ROAD, EDINBURGH [JANUARY 1875]. MY DEAR COLVIN, – I... ...RT LOUIS STEVENSON. 65 The Letters of R. L. Stevenson: V ol. 1 Letter: TO SIDNEY COLVIN FEBRUARY 8, 1875. MY DEAR COLVIN, – Forgive my bothering you.... ...RT LOUIS STEVENSON. 76 The Letters of R. L. Stevenson: V ol. 1 Letter: TO SIDNEY COLVIN EDINBURGH, [AUTUMN] 1875. MY DEAR COLVIN, – Thanks for your l... ...weet oor thrapples. 80 The Letters of R. L. Stevenson: V ol. 1 Letter: TO SIDNEY COLVIN [EDINBURGH, AUTUMN 1875.] MY DEAR COLVIN, – Fours ne me gombr... ...it bent, and syne – it lost the Spirit of Springtime, and so did Professor Sidney Colvin, Trinity College, to me. – Ever yours, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON... ... reserved his defence. He has been seedy, however; principally sick of the family evil, despondency; the sun is gone out utterly; and the breath of th... ...rds cannot tell how good they are! And the scene where Clarissa beards her family, with her fan going all the while; and some of the quarrel scenes be... ...man. Next address, Poste Restante, Alais, Gard. Give my servilities to the family. Health bad; spirits, I think, looking up. – Ever yours, R. L S. Let...

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...Five Little Peppers Midway is the joyous continuation of the Pepper family's story. A snooty cousin comes to stay with the Peppers, and yet even this can't dampen the joy the Pepper children feel about the wonderful prospect of Mamsie's upcoming wedding! (Summary by Mary Anderson)...

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...ent fast, for the little boy had been almost as great a help as the piano. Sidney haunted the doorstep of No. 3 he was eminently sociable, and had est... ...l song was an income, she confided to Peter one of the first times he took Sidney, blase and drowsy, back to his mother. It was not on one of these oc... ...hese days there was always some of it about), he had confided to the small Sidney that if he would wait a little he should be intrusted with something... ...tle he should be intrusted with something nice to take down to his parent. Sidney had absorbing occupation and, while Peter copied off the song in a p... ...knife which at that spot had chanced to fall upon the floor. At the moment Sidney committed this violence his kind friend had happened to raise the li... ...is, still looking earnest and asking: “What have you found?” “Some ancient family papers, in a secret compartment of my writing-table.” And he took up... ...om?” “The man of whom I bought the table.” “Ah then, they’re not from your family?” “No indeed, the piece of furniture in which they were hidden is no... ...ked over his glasses. “The late Sir Dominick?” “The only one; you know the family’s extinct.” Mr. Locket shot his young friend another sharp glance, a...

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... he is represented; his daughter Frances was a mere infant, and Sir Philip Sidney was not knighted till much later. For the rest, I have tried to show... ... depended on their union, and the reconcilement of the two branches of the family had long been a favourite scheme of King Henri II. Both alike were d... ...illiant young Baron de Ribaumont, head of the white or elder branch of the family. 8 Yo n g e The family contention seemed likely to wear out of its ... ...hat it was expected that the whole inheritance would centre upon the elder family. However, to the general surprise, the Chevalier late in life marrie... ...ost. Therefore would I thither convey you all, and there amid thy mother’s family would we openly abjure the errors in which we have been nurture. I h... ...and of very striking and prepossessing coun- tenance, who was named as Mr. Sidney, the son of the Lord 36 Yo n g e Deputy of Ireland. A couple of gen... ...day chanced only to include, be- sides the household, the young traveller, Sidney. Berenger was at once seated, and accepted a welcoming-cup of wine (... ...runk in honour of their names; after which Lady Walsingham begged that Mr. Sidney would sing the madrigal he had before promised: af- terwards a glee ... ... sing the madrigal he had before promised: af- terwards a glee was sung by Sidney, one of the gentlemen, and Lady Walsingham; and it was discovered th...

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...ous frauds; and, finally, that he wrote under the patronage of the Flavian family: by his sycophancy he had won their protection, which would have ove... ... from the first, with the simplicity of truth, in what order of society my family moved at the time from which this preliminary narrative is dated. Ot... ... as of some higher rank than did really 18 Thomas de Quincey belong to my family. And this impression might seem to have been designedly insinuated b... ...and very soon after the incidents recorded in this chapter, leaving to his family, then consisting of a wife and six children, an unburdened estate pr... ...with Bath, and indeed with the school itself, was the sudden escape of Sir Sidney Smith from the prison of the Temple in Paris. The mode of his escape... ...ball beyond the prison bounds in playing at tennis, or some such game, Sir Sidney was surprised to observe that the ball thrown back was not the same.... ...s before the sailing of Napoleon with the Egyptian expedition; so that Sir Sidney was just in time to confront, and utterly to defeat, Napoleon in the... ...nfront, and utterly to defeat, Napoleon in the breach of Acre. But for Sir Sidney, Bonaparte would have overrun Syria, that is certain. What would hav... ...hat would have followed from that event is a far more obscure problem. Sir Sidney Smith, I must explain to readers of this genera- tion, and Sir Edwar...

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...zing propensities, by striking a second blow, and ac- complishing a second family extermination. Somewhat light- ened was the provincial panic by this... ...ad of the stairs—directing her to go out and purchase some oysters for the family supper. Upon what slender accidents hang oftentimes solemn lifelong ... ...stance of her own absence for an hour; her belief that Mr. and Mrs. Marr’s family had all been mur- dered in the interval; and that at this very momen... ... a soldier been called upon to face so complex a danger. For if the entire family of his neighbor Marr had been extermi- nated, were this indeed true,... ...es of thrilling interest, this second case even went beyond the first. The family which suffered in this in- stance was that of a Mr. Williamson; and ... ...ming (as they have always done) with Publicolas, with Catos, with Algernon Sidneys, able by such trivial small shot to gain a moment’s attention from ...

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...lay and detested the grind of the real-estate busi- ness, and disliked his family, and disliked himself for dis- liking them. The evening before, he h... ...treamy and his eyes stinging from soapy water, he reached for a towel. The family towels were wet, wet and clammy and vile, all of them wet, he found,... ...ooked into Verona’s bedroom and protested, “What’s the use of giv- ing the family a high-class house when they don’t appre- ciate it and tend to busin... ...t show his vague irritation as he tramped in. He really dis- liked being a family tyrant, and his nagging was as mean- ingless as it was frequent. He ... ...ell, fine day!” Jovially they whooped back—Vergil Gunch, the coal- dealer, Sidney Finkelstein, the ladies’-ready-to-wear buyer for Parcher & Stein’s d... ... and Commercial Law. Though Babbitt ad- mired this savant, and appreciated Sidney Finkelstein as “a mighty smart buyer and a good liberal spender,” it... ...mply. “I s’pose we’ll have to call McKelvey ‘Lord Chaz’ from now on,” said Sidney Finkelstein. “It beats all get-out,” meditated that man of data, How... ...Table at the club, everybody laughed. “Well, here’s the millionaire!” said Sidney Finkelstein. “Yes, I saw him in his Locomobile!” said Professor Pump... ...u boneheads! What’s the great joke?” “Hurray! George is peeved!” snickered Sidney Finkelstein, while a grin went round the table. Gunch revealed the s...

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... had died some five years before this time, leaving him a little daughter, Sidney, to bring up as best he could. Dyke himself was a heavy built, well-... ...es, I did; I went to the General Office, and ate dirt. I told them I was a family man, and that I didn’t see how I was going to get along on the new s... ...s lawn flanked all one side of the house, and it was on this side that the family elected to spend most of its time. The other 46 The Octopus side, l... ...ith a broad chin, and a prominent hawk-like nose—the characteristic of the family—thin, with a high bridge, such as one sees in the later portraits of... ... thousand acres of Los Muertos. Wherever he had gone, Magnus had taken his family with him. Lyman had been born at Sacramento during the tur- moil and... ...lar next year. Sure, hops ought to be a good thing. How’s the old lady and Sidney, Dyke?” “Why, fairly well, thank you, Harran. They’re up to Sac- ram... ...e hands with the discharged engineer and to ask about his little daughter, Sidney, to whom he knew Dyke was de- votedly attached. “Smartest little tad... ...he saw his plans brought to naught, his money jeopardised, the little tad, Sidney, deprived of her educa- tion. He began to blame himself that he had ... ...into the General Store while Dyke bought a little pair of red slippers for Sidney. Before the salesman had wrapped them up, Dyke slipped a dime into t...

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...tunity university. 3 Robert Louis Stevenson T ravels with a Donkey in the Cevenne by Robert Louis Stevenson MY DEAR SIDNEY COLVIN, THE JOURNEY WHICH ... ...ddressing it on the outside to one. Of what shall a man be proud, if he is not proud of his friends? And so, my dear Sidney Colvin, it is with pride t... ...llers, and that without any convenience but beds. In the kitchen cooking and eating go forward side by side, and the family sleep at night. Any one wh... ...h my most commanding manners, ‘you are a coward.’ 25 Robert Louis Stevenson And with that I turned my back upon the family party, who hastened to ret... ... snow. The inn was again singularly unpretentious. The whole 29 Robert Louis Stevenson furniture of a not ill-to-do family was in the kitchen: the be... ...e come here, God has led you here, and you must embrace the opportunity.’ I made a slip in policy; I appealed to the family affections, though I was s... ... my father’s face! I would rather tackle the Gaetulian lion in his den than embark on such an enterprise against the family theologian. But now the hu...

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... in the boarding-house, played on my pipe; went out and did some of my messages; dined at a French restaurant, and returned to play draughts, whist, o... ...S. of this will occupy me, at the most favourable opin- ion, till the middle of next year; really five years were want- ing, when I could have made a... ...vance; one chapter and a part drafted. The whole promises well Chapter I. Domes- tic Annals. Chapter II. The Northern Lights. Chapter III. The Bell R... ...I. Alan Stevenson. VII. Thomas Stevenson. My materials for my great-grandfather are al- most null; for my grandfather copious and excellent. Name, a... ... your fishing. And you saw the ‘Pharos,’ thrice fortunate man; I wish I dared go home, I would ask the Commissioners to take me round for old sake’s s... ...all you have to do is just to blossom and exist and sit on chairs. Think how beautiful it would be not to have to mind the critics, and not even the d...

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...the youngest of three daughters of a king. She sent misery on the land and family, and caused an oracle to declare that the only remedy was to deck hi... ...tient and obedient for a time. This lasted till yearnings awoke to see her family. She ob- tained consent with much difficulty and many warnings. Then... ...ilk, another of water, and a bottle of cowslip wine; for the habits of the family were more than usually frugal and abstemious. Frugality and health a... ...aughter of a Jacobite exile, he had become a kind of agent in managing the family estate for his cousin the heiress, Lady Belamour, who allowed him to... ... him to live rent-free in this ruinous old Manor- house, the cradle of the family. This was all that Harriet and Aurelia knew. The latter had been bor... ...thout loss of time. We know her to be innocence itself, and him for a very Sidney for honour, but the world—” 124 Love and Life “It is your doing, ma...

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..., hope, and joy , fair pleasure’s smiling train, Hate, fear, and grief, the family of pain, These mixt with art, and to due bounds confin’d, Make and... ... the virtuous and the just! See god–like T urenne prostrate on the dust! See Sidney bleeds amid the martial strife! Was this their virtue, or contempt... ... blood Has crept thro’ scoundrels ever since the flood, Go! and pretend your family is young; Nor own your fathers have been fools so long. What can e...