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...s alike arc heartily invited to contribute. Address such communica. tions, signed with full name, to the editor-in-chief. All special communications a... ... clinics present splendid opportonitirs for practical study of geoetal and oral surgery. Dental students accorded same college privileges as medical s... ...s In Wllllamstown two evenings a week for six weeks. F. KARBAUM Teacher of Languages NORTH ADAMS, MASS. WILLIAMS INN A, H. L, Bemis, Prop, Full line o... ...ces; Kelley at left field, though letting through two hits, played in gen- oral a creditable game, and Ham- ilton secured a couple of good running cat... ... alike are heartily invited to contribute. Address stich communica- tions, signed with lull name, to the editor-in-chief. All special communications a... ...linics present splendid opportuniiifH for prai tirii) siudy of geneial and oral siirpcryr. IJentai students accorded same colkge priviji^frs as medica... ...s alike are heartily invited to contribute. Address such communica- tions, signed with full name, to the editor-in-chief. All special communications a... ...ator, his rank is high. He took the broader view that the study of ancient languages should have as its purpose the enlarge- ment of the student's fie... ...In Wllllamstown two evenings a week for six weeks, F. KARBAUiVl Teacher of Languages NORTH ADAMS, MASS. WILLIAMSINN A. II. L. HqiiiIs, Prop, Full line...

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...ourne in Australia and moving gradually from teaching biblical studies and languages (which I had studied at UTS) to teaching the history of pre-Chris... ...Muslim religious historians as tracing back to Muhammad through verifiable oral tradition. Unlike Buddhism, in which an appeal to the statements of th... ...n Chris- tianity and continues up to the present. Guardian angels, one as- signed to each Christian, and patron saints are very much in vogue in the C... ... where teachings that can be demonstrated to trace back without a break in oral tradition to God’s messenger Muhammad hold equal authority with the wr... ... by Hewitt in translation of what he calls “sentence- words” from Iroquois languages to English, in which Hewitt indicates how the word orenda would t... ... tells us that we must not interpret orenda as mind or soul; the Iroquoian languages use entirely different words to express these ideas. This point n... ...Sioux. Secondly, the few older medicine men, who retained knowledge of the oral tradition handed down from the pre-white period, were sworn to secrecy...

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... to a Christian administration of the region and by permitting education in foreign languages, by foreign powers in foreign-run and owned schools. ... ...eutrality. Everybody knew that Paul was pro-German. Even King Alexander before him signed a few secret pacts with the rising, ignore at your peril,... ...ays after the Yugoslav Prime Minister (Dragisa Cvetkovic) and his foreign minister signed the Pact in Vienna - they were deposed together with the ... ...ucing the massive, Northern-Ireland-like Serb military presence in it. An agreement signed in 1997 by both Rugova and Milosevic to abolish the paral... ...volvement (lack of interest and commitment to things outside oneself), fixation on oral- stage issues, regression, infantilism and depersonalizatio... ...deeds and deeds, the various nations - true and concocted - conjured up histories, languages, cultures and documents, some real, mostly false. They... ...claims to the same territories, donned common heritage where there was none, spoke languages artificially constructed and lauded a culture hastily ...

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...ide the USA (in Germany, or Asia) and at least one offers papers in a few languages, Hebrew included. The problem, though, is not limited to the ... ...e best, only, or relevant resource. Similar systems are available in many languages. Nexet, for example, provides such a resolution service in Hebre... ...ateral scroll - from left to right (or from right to left, in the Semitic languages). In many respects, audio books are much more revolutionary th... ...an 9 million! And, as McLuhan has noted, it shifted the emphasis from the oral mode of content distribution (i.e., "communication") to the visual mo... ... house belongs to Israel's leading (and exceedingly wealthy) newspaper. I signed a contract which stated that I am entitled to receive 8% of the inc... ...t to mention that Lisa Loeb had a million seller on CD without ever being signed to a label. The day is coming when artists, musicians, authors, and... ... PC World begs to differ: "Ronnie Scelson, a self-described spammer who signed such a contract with PSInet, (says) that backbone providers are mor...

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...iases of those who copied the original works or those who transcribed the oral traditions. ―So Homer‘s tale of Troy, which would have actually... ...lked about actually existed. Sometimes it is a question about how true the oral tradition was to the actual facts that were being related. Sometimes ... ..., that came 31 directly from Moses? Were the Biblical accounts merely oral traditions that were first written in the Second or Third Centuries B... ...for centuries before he expires.‘ And in the treaty with Tripoli which he signed it stated that ‗The government of the United States is not in any s... ... state Lutheran Church.‖ —―This is because most Norwegians have been signed into the state church at birth and to remove themselves from the ch... ...llow the immigrants to continue the exclusive use of their 119 native languages and develop their own geographical cultural sub-societies—the Chi... ...almost never means what it originally meant in the Germanic or Anglo-Saxon languages.. But it takes no imagination to use it and it makes us feel pro... ...tate that any slave who takes refuge on board any vessel of a nation that signed the Convention would be immediately free. The United Nations Declara...

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...minimal and insignificant the sacrifice required is). Still, if a contract has been signed - implicitly or explicitly - between the parties, then su... ...ter how minimal and insignificant the sacrifice required of her is). Still, if she signed a contract with the fetus - by knowingly and willingly an... ...w major and significant the resources required are). Still, if a contract has been signed - implicitly or explicitly - between the parties, then th... ... them the same cognitive interpretations and the same emotional resonance ('private languages"). The same words, or symbols, often have different me... ...ruly global phenomenon in world affairs. Bound by a common history, a common set of languages, a common ethos, a common religion, common defenses an... ...d its correlate in the brain. The gap is even bigger when we try to apply natural languages to the description of emotions and sensations. This se... ...is incorporation of the world through the sensory modalities is the basis for the "oral stage" in the psychodynamic theories. This self-containment...

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...minimal and insignificant the sacrifice required is). Still, if a contract has been signed - implicitly or explicitly - between the parties, then su... ...ter how minimal and insignificant the sacrifice required of her is). Still, if she signed a contract with the fetus - by knowingly and willingly an... ...w major and significant the resources required are). Still, if a contract has been signed - implicitly or explicitly - between the parties, then th... ... them the same cognitive interpretations and the same emotional resonance ('private languages"). The same words, or symbols, often have different me... ...ruly global phenomenon in world affairs. Bound by a common history, a common set of languages, a common ethos, a common religion, common defenses an... ...d its correlate in the brain. The gap is even bigger when we try to apply natural languages to the description of emotions and sensations. This se... ...is incorporation of the world through the sensory modalities is the basis for the "oral stage" in the psychodynamic theories. This self-containment...

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...ket when it noticed sales of the Apple II skyrocketing. The Apple II was de- signed for surprises—some very good (VisiCalc), and some not so good (the... ... ical standards as new people (mostly young computer scientists like Morris) signed on to the Internet. 27 These reactions to the Morris worm may appe... ...searchers appeared to scale beautifully as hundreds of millions of new users signed on during the 1990s, a feat all the more impressive when one consi... ...or recognized too late) the dominance of HTML and other standard development languages for publishing Internet content.”). 25. See ARPANET—The First I... ...describing what orders authorizing or approving of the interception of wire, oral, or electronic communications must specify, and mentioning that the ... ...6 (2002). 79. In re U.S. for an Order Authorizing the Roving Interception of Oral Communications, 349 F.3d 1132 (9th Cir. 2003). Similar instances of ...

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...il death and decomposition. As family was a chosen commitment, a contract signed not by blood but by volition, it could be unsigned. It could be al... ...as poking and shaking to determine whether or not she was still alive-- an oral substitute for a gesture that did what the hand should have done of h... ...he making of her own clever crudities in the mezcla of two poorly learned languages. Was it the selling of herself that they had abhorred so much or... ...ho was choking her. She kept thinking to herself that she should not have signed that insurance policy making him into her beneficiary as his cupidi...

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...h Profes- sional Edition”? We can certainly imagine such a way of organizing languages. (To some extent, scribal conventions operated this way. The la... ...id Boies, the lawyer for Napster, about ninety seconds to remind them in his oral argument. “This court,” he said, adding as if in afterthought, “in t... ... entirely run by the individual “peer” computers. Because the system was de- signed this way, the people who made and distributed the software had no ... ...ontent industries. There was one particularly striking moment in the Napster oral argument. The lawyer for the recording companies was arguing that Na... ... an aid to illicit copying. In fact, they argued that CSS was not really de- signed to protect DVDs against illicit copying. Commercial DVD “pirates” ... ...tware available to hobbyists. Most directly, the thing you do is theft. 4 He signed the letter “Bill Gates, General Partner, Micro-Soft.” The hyphen w... ...eals for the Federal Circuit. The judges there were less than sympathetic at oral argument. “Judge Arthur Gajarsa noted that his wife often squeezes t...

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...have him sit alone in a corner at these art parties where cheques were often signed. He saw him sitting in those strangers' homes as Sang Huin himsel... ... give sense to such passions? Hadn't this lifetime contract that his parents signed in their marital vows caught two of life's myriad souls in the ide... ... to her domain would be immediately repelled from trespassing by her strange oral dissertations. Perhaps he or she would find himself discomfited to f... ...to his dark Brazilian skin. She spoke to all of his Morris codes and secret languages that she understood all and had contempt for everything that he... ...n, down to him. I'll give you to him since you are his second marriage. He signed it with that thing growing inside you. Maybe you'll be his wife's... .... My assistant -- a lovely person in her own way. She's illiterate in both languages but again in her own unique way a lovely enough character. I g... ...concept of an everywhere man in German but then changed to Spanish. In both languages he told her that everywhere was a concept that wasn't necessari...

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...the many thousands of human forms of living, village landscapes, different languages and dialects, different folk music, the whole diversity of local ... ...then working abroad. In the lottery, I got the black paper, and I was then signed up to the army for two years. I was in a motorized company. When the... ...summer followed winter or rainy season followed dry season. In shamanistic oral tradition and songs, the essence was description of the journey of the... ...s strata of the heavens.Astral mythology is also fundamentally shamanistic oral tradition, with the starry sky as the 'screen' and the configurations ...

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...of human awareness, then because of the abstractive nature of their different languages and cultures: humans became strangers, enemies. The problem... ...lone. Each offshoot of language and culture is an opaque mystery to all other languages and cultures. Humans are not universally understandable to ... ... their tools on… The increasing specialization of tools created different languages, cultures, normality’s, and realities. We started finding d... ...hat fear would not haunt us every day of our lives. If only from our own past oral history of the countless near extinctions, and crises that we had... ...nlisted together in whole groups and neighborhoods, in clubs. Entire schools signed up together. And died together… Leaving entire counties, citi... ...ncelled. He had violated every single fucking treaty of non-aggression he had signed with the western allies: Yet not one of those western scum sa... ...o backed him, he betrayed the German people, He betrayed every treaty he ever signed, he betrayed Chamberlain, he betrayed Mussolini, he betrayed ... ...of what happened inside Asia. Only around the edges. What do the ancient oral traditions of Asia reveal? The common practice of decapitation; e... ...n cultures whose origins go back before recorded history, have left countless oral tales and legends and myths and stories that have been preserved,...

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... cub never forgives.” The “Essay on Man” and the “Moral Epistles” were de- signed to be parts of a great system of ethics, which Pope had long revolve... ...he same care, we should still lie under a further misfortune: they writ in languages that be- came universal and everlasting, while ours are extremely... ...s of life than in pleasing the critics. P P P P PAST AST AST AST ASTORALS, ORALS, ORALS, ORALS, ORALS, WITH A DISCOURSE ON P WITH A DISCOURSE ON P WIT... ...SE ON P WITH A DISCOURSE ON P WITH A DISCOURSE ON PAST AST AST AST ASTORAL ORAL ORAL ORAL ORAL POETR POETR POETR POETR POETRY Y Y Y Y. . . . . 3 3 3 3... ...RST P THE FIRST P THE FIRST P THE FIRST PAST AST AST AST ASTORAL, OR DAMON ORAL, OR DAMON ORAL, OR DAMON ORAL, OR DAMON ORAL, OR DAMON T T T T TO SIR ...

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...tly I do, I will send you a copy.... Goodford, when I took my ticket to be signed (for I was obliged to get Goodford, Abraham, and my tutor to sign it... ...ry meaning at- tached to them, unless they can be illustrated from cognate languages. Now I have a taste for these things, and have in three weeks pro... ...now without doubt, that I have laid the foundation for a study of Oriental languages, if I have time and opportunity that may be fairly given to them.... ... and not say anything about it. I am heartily glad that you should acquire languages, modern as well as ancient. You know I have often pressed the for... ... reverent and 425 Yo n g e grave, yet not without self-possession. ‘As he signed each one with the sign of the Cross, his left hand resting on the he... ...h means do or make, e.g., die, do-die, do-to-the-death, him. ‘Then I teach orally how the intonation, accentuation, pause in the utterance, gesticulat... ...rtest was returned to him, I don’t know why; but in this way the peace was signed.’ After nineteen days, during which the Bishop had been cruising abo... ...ted in the great el- ementary truths. They can’t read; all the teaching is oral, no objection in my eyes. It may be dangerous to admit it, but I am co... ...islanders well, so that they can teach others, and be content with careful oral teaching for the rest. How few persons even among ourselves know how t...

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...ia. A treaty of peace between Massachusetts and the French colony was then signed.” “Did England allow Massachusetts to make war and peace with foreig... ... to learn a dialect, in which he could be assisted by no affinity with the languages he already knew. He was to do this without the help of any writte... ...imens, with nothing in the shape of a grammar or analy sis, but merely by oral communication with his Indian in structor, or with other natives, who... ...s full of witches and wizards, who had given up their hopes of heaven, and signed a covenant with the evil one. Nobody could be certain that his neare... ...ttle duodecimos, in English, Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Chaldaic, and all other languages that either originated at the confusion of Babel or have since co... ...ng terminated with this great event. The treaty of peace, however, was not signed until 1763. The terms of the treaty were very disadvantageous to the...

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...mposed of the very flower of Marseilles society, — magistrates who had re- signed their office during the usurper’s reign; officers who had de- serted... ... restore me my affianced husband,” his cold and trembling hands would have signed his release; but no voice broke the stillness of the chamber, and th... ...he Island of Elba. There he saw the grand-marshal, who charged him with an oral message to a Bonapartist in Paris, whose name I could not extract from... ...it this one first,” added he. “By all means,” replied the governor, and he signed to the turn- key to open the door. At the sound of the key turning i... ...nly the most important.” “You are, doubtless, acquainted with a variety of languages, so as to have been able to read all these?” “Yes, I speak five o... ...e taught you mathematics, phys- ics, history, and the three or four modern languages with which I am acquainted, you will know as much as I do myself.... ...the Romaic dialect during voyages to the East; and by the aid of these two languages he easily comprehended the construction of all the others, so tha... ..., as he entered. “I have been most anxious to see you, that I might repeat orally the thanks writing can so ill express.” “Surely so trifling a circum...

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...ly rapped over the knuckles with the long handle of Madame’s fan, and con- signed to two separate closets, to be dealt with on the return of M. le Bar... ...ntract of marriage, which Berenger could just remember signing, and seeing signed by his father, the King, and the Count, was not forthcoming; and the... ...o n g e she exercised made him long the more to escape; but she smiled and signed away several cavaliers who would have gained her attention. She spok... ...Q THE QUEEN’S P UEEN’S P UEEN’S P UEEN’S P UEEN’S PAST AST AST AST ASTORAL ORAL ORAL ORAL ORAL Either very gravely gay, Or very gaily grave, —W. M. Pr... ...hearing the gossip by her igno- rance of the Provencal, which was the only languages of all but the highest and most cultivated classes, the hostess h...

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...n- celling of the lease. Dumay, anxious not to hinder the sale, would have signed anything Vilquin required, but the sale once made, he held to his le... ...e of reading, until her mind be- came sodden in it. Born to the use of two languages, she could speak and read German quite as well as French; she had... ...had acquired a precious flexibility of organ through the practice of three languages. This advantage was still further enhanced by a natural bell-like... ...r the famous Sunday; but he now felt like the satellite of planet, and re- signed himself to the uncertainties of his situation. Canalis, on the other... ... on the literary. “The forum of France was to be the pharos of humanity.” “Oral battles supplanted fields of battle: there were sessions of the Chambe... ... it back under a deed of redemption within six months, which I have to-day signed with Mon- sieur Vilquin.” “I hope,” said Dumay, “that Vilquin will n...

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...e abruptness of the interruption gave to it the protecting character of an oral “round robin,” it being impossible to challenge any one in particular ... ...es of time—past, present, future—are used (though not equally used) in all languages for this purpose of generaliza- tion. Thus,— 1. The future; as,... ...s. Even the inarticulate or brutal sounds of the globe must be all so many languages and ciphers that somewhere have their cor- responding keys—have t... ...ct word; nor is there any word in any language (because none in the finest languages) which exactly expresses the state; since it is not a depressing,... ... accurately described amongst many other modes of cryptical communication, oral and visual, spoken, written, or symbolic. And, as the bishop does not ... ...obiographic Sketches all along and necessarily I have repeated, that which orally I was told at the time, or which subsequently I have read in publish... ...k,) the No. for April contains a most interesting memoir upon the subject, signed T. H. Hanson. Naturally, it indisposed most readers to put faith in ...

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...t literatures. But he freely read in Greek and Latin, as in various modern languages; and in all fields, in the classical as well, his lively faculty ... ...ry solid lucid piece of economics; and the List of the proposed Mem- bers, signed “James Spedding, Secretary,” and dated “8th August, 1838.”* The Club... ...llies in Decorum’s gown. Too wise to doubt on insufficient cause, He signed old Cranmer’s lore without a pause; And knew that logic’s cunning... ...r date, 1st July 1842: “Lockhart, of the Quarterly Review, I made my first oral acquaintance with; and found him as neat, clear and cutting a brain as... ...minutes before the last, she must have caught the idea of dissolution; and signed that I should kiss her. She faltered painfully, ‘Yes! yes!’—returned...

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...ntury. Aged persons, alive in the time of Mr. Surveyor Pue, and from whose oral testimony he had made up his narrative, remembered her, in their youth... ...en her from me, I would willingly have gone with thee into the forest, and signed my name in the Black Man’s book too, and that with mine own blood!” ... ...symbolising, it would seem, not the power of speech in foreign and unknown languages, but that of addressing the whole human brotherhood in the heart’... ...e tell thee in thine ear! When the Black Man sees one of his own servants, signed and sealed, so shy of owning to the bond as is the Reverend Mr. Dimm...

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...ale bard—descended, possibly, from those terrible old Scalds who seem to have existed for the express purpose of addling the brains of mankind when th... ... by practising his exercise, and by constantly furbishing up his regulation plume (it is unnecessary to ob- serve that, as a hatter, he is in a cock’s... ...few scattered people dine early, live moderately, sup socially, and sleep soundly. It is rumoured that the Beadles of the Arcade, from being the morta... ...pored over our books for some hours. I won- der by what ingenuity we brought on that confused state of mind when sense became nonsense, when figures w... ...that, for my own Uncommercial part, I gasped again when it was over. The moment this was done, we formed, with surpassing freshness, into hollow squar... ...icle, to closely-buttoned swindlery in doubtful boots, on the sharp look-out for any likely young gentleman disposed to play a game at billiards round...

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...time, mindful of his own experience as a sailor. At any rate, he once more signed a ship’s articles, and on January 1, 1841, sailed from New Bedford h... ... position until 1886, preferring it to in-door clerical work, and then re- signed, the duties becoming too arduous for his failing strength. In additi... ... to the scholarly aid of Dr. Titus Munson Coan, whose familiarity with the languages of the Pacific has enabled me to harmonise the spelling of foreig... ...offer some explanation of my conduct. When I entered on board the Dolly, I signed as a matter of course the ship’s articles, thereby voluntarily engag... ...y in- dicative of the emotions of the soul, and the imperfections of their oral language are more than compensated for by the ner- vous eloquence of t...

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...the world alluded to, as it presented itself to his imagination. He always signed his name ‘Henery’ — strenuously insisting upon that spelling, and if... ...ance, and the absence of social intercourse with her — visual familiarity, oral strangeness. The smaller human elements were kept out of sight; the pe... ...l, and sent to Casterbridge Grammar School for years and years. Learnt all languages while he was there; and it was said he got on so far that he coul... ...id. ‘Two notes and a sovereign. But before I leave you I must have a paper signed —’ ‘Pay me the money, and we’ll go straight to her parlour, and make... ...esses more than the words it accompanies, and which seems to have heen de signed for these special occasions. Had the woman not been his wife, Troy w...

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...lly they had written vouchers for their creed, whereas the others had only oral vouchers, but that they severally offer to men’s acceptance a large bo... ...lly declaimed, by the professor. In Oxford, it means an exercise performed orally by the students, occa- sionally assisted by the tutor, and subject, ... ...udies and researches, will naturally have been directed to those difficult languages amongst which lie their daily tasks. I make it no subject of comp... ... than from the theorists; and, among those artists, in the most plastic of languages, I hold Demosthenes to have been the greatest. The Greek is, beyo... ...which bent to the purposes of him who used it beyond the material of other languages; it was an instrument for a larger compass of modulations; and it... ...er raising him- self for a moment on his elbow and listening, he again re- signed himself to sleep. 275 Thomas de Quincey Again, however, and probabl... ...too nearly connected with treason, or reputed treason, to admit of any but oral communication. What were the ulterior views in this large accumulation... ...ds: “Landgrave, beware! henceforth not you, but I, govern in Klosterheim. (Signed) THE MASQUE.” And this was no empty threat. Very soon it became appa... ...pon himself. He was now known as a faithful agent in my service. That fact signed his death-warrant. There is a window in a gallery which com- mands t...

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...ong and shining, their lips thin, and their cheekbones very prominent. The languages spoken by the North American tribes are various as far as regarde... ... from the earth that the remembrance of their very names is effaced; their languages are lost; their glory is vanished like a sound without an echo; t... ...ong and shining, their lips thin, and their cheekbones very prominent. The languages spoken by the North American tribes are various as far as regarde... ...secutors are not numerous, and the examinations of prisoners are rapid and oral. Nevertheless in no country does crime more rarely elude punishment. T... ...urrences of a pri- vate family. The public administration is, so to speak, oral and traditionary. But little is committed to writing, and that little ... ...een presented to him, the Same shall be a Law, in like manner as if he had signed it, unless the Congress by their Adjourn- ment prevent its Return, i...

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...ac- quaintance with modern tongues was of the nautical order, and entirely oral and vernacular. However, it enabled him to aver that the letter—if suc... ...yment in a merchant’s count- ing-house at Hull, for which his knowledge of languages eminently fitted him. Though he possessed none of the noble blood... ...block, capable of assum- ing any variety of disguise. He also knew several languages, could imitate different dialects, and counterfeit male and femal... ...r receiving the shameful letter which he described, which is still extant, signed by Walsingham and Davison. “Strange loyalty,” said Humfrey. “And too... ... Each time I hear a bell, or a cannon shot, I start and think, Oh! has she signed the warrant? Is it too late?” “There is no fear of that,” said Richa... ...these conditions. Oh! let me but bear them to her, and you shall have them signed and sealed, and your Maj- esty will know the sweet bliss of pardonin...

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... interest, to stand in need of com- ment. It is also clearly proved by the oral traditions of the Family, that there existed, at some one period of it... ...mnly, and formally replied: and his words were taken down at the time, and signed by six witnesses, each with his name and address in full: ‘The Lord ... ...is hair, thrust one hand gently in the bosom of his waist- coat and meekly signed to her to lead the way. ‘Shall I knock?’ asked Mrs Lupin, when they ... ... But without stopping to make any inquiry on this point, Martin Chuzzlewit signed to his young companion to with- draw, which she immediately did, alo... ..., solely sustained by the Misses Noriss, presently began. They sang in all languages—except their own. German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, S... ...Swiss; but nothing native; nothing so low as native. For, in this respect, languages are like many other travellers—ordi- nary and commonplace enough ...

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...as his lord entered, and Janet was about to do the same, when her mistress signed to her to remain. She took her place at the farther end of the apart... ..., sat with a book in his hand in another recess in the apartment. He, too, signed a mournful greeting to Tressilian, and laid his book aside, to watch... ...te all the reasons which rendered this deception indispensable; and having signed and sealed these credentials, he flung them over the table to V arne... ...n- guished for his skill in the arts of music and horticulture, as also in languages. In so far, therefore, the Anthony Foster of the romance has noth... ...has in this, as in other cases, taken the liberty to pillage the stores of oral tradition. This monument must be very ancient, for it has been kindly ...

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...tes, which, directed 43 The Young Step-Mother as they had been to Eastern languages, had even less chance of sympathy among his neighbours than if th... ...tern, and Gilbert seemed to enjoy it; but by the time he had heard all her oral traditions of the war by way of notes, his attendance began to slacken... ...termitted, but Edmund had constantly re- ceived instructions in the Indian languages, and whatever he learnt had been imparted to Sophia. It was piteo... ...onouns.’ ‘But there is hardly anything which I could let her read in those languages.’ ‘Very likely not; but you can pick out what there is. Do you re... ...nia and Fred knelt with him. At the close of each prayer or psalm, Gilbert signed imploringly for more, even like our mighty dying queen; and at each ...

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...mself with all needful aids to learn- ing, such as dictionaries of various languages, and encyclopædias of science and art, which, with much else adap... ...ng German educational institutions. He had there laid a good foundation in languages, and other matters reck- oned part of a learned education, had su... ...hich every one felt, of having the French language taught and communicated orally. My father had brought up a young person, who had been his foot- man... ...ust at this time, who pledged himself to teach anybody not entirely raw in languages, English in four weeks, and to advance him to such a degree, that... ...s me so happy and so miserable. What has she confessed, then? What has she signed?” My friend de- layed answering, but the cheerfulness of his face sh... ...d I think I have remarked that even this little love-affair was also, both orally and in writing, carried on in the English language. Both the young p... ...ons was held to be right, procured respect and confidence for writings and oral statements of the sort; and thus at last phi- losophers were found in ... ...d to please. For myself, I could not say that I had once acted in this de- signedly, nor did I ever happen to consider a feat of the kind as a subject... ...rtening, manner, had for the most part the look of Lazzaroni. Since he de- signed his composition less with regard to form than to light, shade, and m...

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...lly deep-rooted habit. Nothing is automatic with him. He crams and forgets languages with an equal ease, gives up smoking after fifteen years of const... ...dely dif- fused idea that a child is particularly apt to master and retain languages, and people try and inoculate with French and German as Lord Herb... ...tongue, to pick it up cheaply by making the nurse an infor- mal teacher of languages, entirely ignores a fact upon which I would lay the utmost stress... ...nd there would be nothing revolutionary in adding to that written paper an oral test in the standard pronuncia- tion. By active exertion to bring thes... ...their work to the pages of this new critical magazine. Their work would be signed, and there they would be, conspicuously urged to do the best that wa...

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...s. Greek and Latin verses I did not write, nor learnt the prosody of those languages. My father, thinking this not worth the time it required, content... ...t to the value of this practice, in giving a thorough knowl edge of these languages, but because there really was not time for it. The verses I was r... ...ational reformers to entertain the ill judged proposal of discarding these languages altogether from general educa tion. If I had been by nature extr... ... effect of it as regards myself, over and above the benefit of practice in oral discussion, was that of bringing me in contact with several young men ... ...e subject was begun in 1866, when I presented a petition for the suffrage, signed by a considerable number of distinguished women. But it was as yet u... ...fference of opinion) was overcome by appeals written by my daughter though signed by me. Associations for the same object were formed in various local...

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...he stimuli supplied by the forms of the letters and the motor reactions of oral or written reproduction. The scope of coordination (to use our prior t... ...s and in some ancient, there is great diversity of populations, of varying languages, religions, moral codes, and traditions. From this stand- point, ... ..., nature study, drawing, singing, physics, chem- istry, modern and foreign languages, and so on? Let us recur to two of the points made earlier in our... ...ings and acts. But scientific terminology has an additional use. It is de- signed, as we have seen, not to stand for the things directly in their prac... ...t they are vitally significant to others, the vocabulary of science is de- signed, in another fashion, to express the meaning of experienced things in... ...and linguistic studies, which in turn tend to shrink to “the classics,” to languages no longer spoken. For modern languages may evidently be put to us... ...f either principle were adhered to in its purity. The motive popularly as- signed for making the studies of the first four or five years consist almos...

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...nation of our looks communicated contagiously, by the most unerring of all languages, from each to the other what thoughts were uppermost in our panic... ... same day (nay, it was said in that same hour,) petitions, very numerously signed, and various petitions from different ranks, different ages, differe... ...tly, and feared his evidence so far, even for those im- perfect and merely oral overtures which he had really sent through Ratcliffe—that on the very ... ... de Quincey the scorn of St. Peter’s keys; the pardons were made out, were signed, were sealed, and the chanceries of earth were satisfied. Ah! what a... ...il the mighty behemoth of Muscovy, the potentate who counted three hundred languages around the footsteps of his throne, and from whose ‘lion ramp’ re... ...d diffuse: some reap and gather on their own account. Many translate, into languages fit for the multitude, messages which they receive from human voi... ...knowledgment which already has been made, that Dr. Nichol’s works, and his oral lectures upon astronomy, are to be considered as the fundus of the kno... ...t to do so, when they use this influence under a license, volunteered, and signed, and sealed, by the man’s own hand. They first conciliate his counte...

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...e authorized to shoot if the plane would not divert. He said the President signed off on that concept.The President said he remembered such a conversa... ...amic authority , but neither Bin Ladin, Zawahiri, nor the three others who signed this statement were scholars of Islamic law. Claiming that America h... ...gents. It lacked sufficient translators proficient in Arabic and other key languages, resulting in a significant backlog of untranslated intercepts. 2... ...y few American colleges or universities offered programs in Middle Eastern languages or Islamic studies.The total number of undergraduate degrees gran... ...terterrorism. After the killing of the marines in Beirut, President Reagan signed National Security Directive 138, calling for a “shift . . . from pas... ... translation unit for domestic intelligence intercepts in Arabic and other languages, did not. 60 Pressing Pakistan While this process moved along, di... ...ersonnel did not hear the evacuation order on their radio but were advised orally to leave the building by other firefighters and police who were them... ...nvestigations, because the information had been received from the FBI only orally, and because there were no clear, established ground rules regarding... ...or for communications at the White House Council on Environmental Quality. Oral reports, interviews with EPA officials, and materials on the EPA’s Web...

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...ed in the path, the entrance examination with Latin and English essay, and oral trials (much softened for the foreigner) in Horace, Tacitus, and Cicer... ... O– to be chief mate, and chief mate he should be.” So he carried the day, signed as chief and acts as second. Shakespeare and Byron are his favourite... ...els, and a great deal of it is both careless and clumsy.’ V. HE SPOKE FOUR LANGUAGES with freedom, not even English with any marked propriety. What he...

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...proving library of 6,000 volumes, its classes for the study of the foreign languages, elocution, music; its opportunities of discussion and debate, of... ...orance and prejudice, in which no blood has been poured out, and no treaty signed but that one sacred compact which recognises the just right of every... ...ight otherwise easily become waste forces; and sending among them not only oral teachers, but, better still, boxes of excellent books, called “Free It... ...nd, useful English infor mation, and for the study of those two important languages, daily becoming more important in the business of life,—the Frenc...