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...come to a steep sand bank and then to some red banks of clay on the road’s south side. For a year I live here, experiencing the change of seasons, pic... ...during the years 1896-1914, the physician at the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota where many members of the Oglala division of the Lakota Sioux ... ...eas about energy, which is a process. Benjamin Whorf found in his study of south-west Indian people that where English commonly uses substantives (nou... ...reader can find a little discussion of causality from the perspective of a southwest Indian process model of reality in the aforementioned essays of B... ...his wife to sit with him at the edge of the hole, and she conceives by the south wind, the air of life, that comes up through the hole. Sky husband no... ...rms, E.A.: Australian Aboriginal Religions, Nelen Yubu Missiological Unit, Kensington (New South Wales), 1986. Zaehner, R.C.: The Dawn and Twilight of...

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...d an india-rubber stamp with Mr. Lewisham’s name. A trophy of bluish green South Kensington certificates for geometrical drawing, as- tronomy, physiol... ...ndia-rubber stamp with Mr. Lewisham’s name. A trophy of bluish green South Kensington certificates for geometrical drawing, as- tronomy, physiology, p... ...knew them all—intimately. He had been a “nix” eight years. “Of course that Kensington thing may come off,” said Dunkerley, “but it’s best not to wait.... ...s best not to wait. I tell you frankly— the chances are against you.” The “Kensington thing” was an application for admission to the Normal School of ... ...thing” was an application for admission to the Normal School of Science at South Kensington, which Lewisham had made in a sanguine moment. There being... ... was an application for admission to the Normal School of Science at South Kensington, which Lewisham had made in a sanguine moment. There being an in... ... misquoted the testimonial—to no purpose. And May was halfway through, and South Kensington was silent. The future was grey. And in the depths of his ... ...r he had in the world, it saved threepence a week at least, and that, to a South Kensington “science teacher in training,” living on the guinea a week... ...d tie would have been unex- pected—a bright red tie after the fashion of a South-West- ern railway guard’s! The rest of him by no means dandiacal, eve...

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...her charities and devotion. ’Twas only by chance that Esmond, wandering in Kensington, found his mistress coming out of a mean cottage there, and hear... ...as he neared the capital. He reached his inn late, and sent a messenger to Kensington to announce his arrival and visit the next morning. The mes- 18... ...gaged in her duties there. Only Esmond’s mistress remained in her house at Kensington. She appeared in court but once in the year; Beatrix was quite t... ... dressed (and he had been awake long before the town), he took a coach for Kensington, and reached it so early that he met his dear mistress coming ho... ...r his dictation); and if Frank had chosen to marry a lady of the church of south Europe, as she would call the Roman communion, there was no need why ... ...alth was still shattered; and he took a lodging near to his mistresses, at Kensington, glad enough to be served by them, and to see them day after day... ...nt with good-humor, and as jolly and careless as when they had sailed from Southampton ten years before for Vigo. “This bankruptcy,” says Tom, “has be...

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...ite, firelit smoke, and a long caterpillar of lighted windows, went flying south—clatter, clatter, clap, rap, and it had gone. A dim group of people t... ... He’s at Weybridge. Know the way?” “I do,” I said; and he turned his horse southward again. “Half a mile, you say?” said he. “At most,” I answered, an... ...e, you say?” said he. “At most,” I answered, and pointed over the treetops south- ward. He thanked me and rode on, and we saw them no more. Farther al... ... officers who were not actively engaged stood and stared over the treetops southwestward, and the men digging would stop every now and again to stare ... ...ey were busy making the neces- sary arrangements to alter the route of the Southampton and Portsmouth Sunday League excursions. A nocturnal news- pape... ...t of laurels and hydrangeas, green and brilliant into the sunlight. Beyond Kensington dense smoke was ris- ing, and that and a blue haze hid the north... ...ondon valley. The northern hills were shrouded in darkness; the fires near Kensington glowed redly, and now and then an orange-red tongue of flame fla... ... leave them smoking ruins. It was a city condemned and derelict…. In South Kensington the streets were clear of dead and of black powder. It was near ... ...gton the streets were clear of dead and of black powder. It was near South Kensington that I first heard the howling. It crept almost imperceptibly up...

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... nature. We were at school to- gether at Saint Athelstan’s College in West Kensington for almost all our school time. He came into the school as my co... ...eglect that enabled him to get away, nor the course he took among the West Kensington roads. All that had faded among the incurable blurs of memory . ... ...way and that. I believe there were hills far away. Heaven knows where West Kensington had suddenly got to. And somehow it was just like coming home. “... ...ws who had been so loth to let me go. It showed a long grey street in West Kensington, on that chill hour of afternoon before the lamps are lit, and I... ...hafts that have been made in connection with an ex- tension of the railway southward. It is protected from the intrusion of the public by a hoarding u... ...seemed but a pale yellow ghost of itself, hanging huge in the sunset. In a South African City a great man had married, and the streets were alight to ... ...g population of their valleys. And along the coast of Argentina and up the South Atlan- tic the tides were higher than had ever been in the memory of ... ... of the move- ment of mankind now that the earth was hotter, northward and southward towards the poles of the earth. It concerns itself only with the ... ... like!” “It was not really a loggia—I don’t know what to call it. It faced south. It was small. It was all in shadow except the semicircle above the b...

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... that though Sir Baldwin’s estates were not vast (he had a dreary house in South Kensington and a still drearier “Hall” somewhere in Essex, which was ... ...though Sir Baldwin’s estates were not vast (he had a dreary house in South Kensington and a still drearier “Hall” somewhere in Essex, which was let), ...

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...Vereker’s door. He occupied in those years one of the honest old houses in Kensington Square. He received me immedi- ately, and as soon as I came in I... ...land for an indefinite absence, as the news- papers announced—going to the south for motives con- nected with the health of his wife, which had long k... ...lovers supremely united? It came back to me in a mystifying manner that in Kensington Square, when I mentioned that Corvick would have told the girl h...

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...all that, as long as the coast she was about to leave remained in sight, a southern-going ship of yesterday had not in the sailor’s sense begun the en... ...hole year of more or less hard life before one, because there was hardly a southern-going voyage in the yesterday of the sea which meant anything less... ...ding out into the world with nothing solid to speak of between her and the South Pole, the anchors are got in and the cables disappear from the deck. ... ...em alike on the seas, and she’s an uncommonly ticklish jade to load.” Down south, running before the gales of high lati- tudes, she made our life a bu... ...as on a gray afternoon in the lull of a three days’ gale that had left the Southern Ocean tumbling 52 The Mirror of the Sea heavily upon our ship, un... ... of flats (all to let), ex- iled into these fields out of a street in West Kensington. Just round the corner, as it were, on a pier defined with stone...

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...ng at the insufficient moustache. “I’m going for a Cycling Tour. Along the South Coast.” “Well, all I hope, Mr. Hoopdriver, is that you’ll get fine we... ...nica into his knee—a new and very big place—and studying a Road Map of the South of England. Briggs of the “dresses,” who shared the room with him, wa... ...d a dignified cur- vature of path, began his great Cycling T our along the South- ern Coast. There is only one phrase to describe his course at this s... ...g red roofs of the town and the tower of the church, and then going to the southern side sat down and lit a Red Her- ring cigarette, and stared away s... ...! He thought of that at the foot of the Keep. Apparently they aimed at the South Coast just as he did, He’ d get up betimes the next day and hurry off... ...enough. You may imagine the comfort she got from her friends, and how West Kensington and Notting Hill and Hampstead, the literary suburbs, those dece...

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...n a dreary , respectable street between Notting Hill Gate and High Street, Kensington— Emma led Philip into the drawing-room. His uncle was writing le... ...ast it was finished, and she drove back again to the dingy little house in Kensington which she hated with all her heart. It was a horrible house to d... ...by putting salt on his tail; and once he had taken a little bag of it into Kensington Gardens. But he could never get near enough to put the salt on a... ...who generally accompanied them on their rambles, had set out for a tour of South Germany . Philip was left a good deal to himself. Hayward sought his ... ...latonic friendship with a lady some years older than himself, who lived in Kensington Square; and nearly every afternoon he drank tea with her by the ... ...igno- rant and very humble. By the end of August, when Weeks returned from South Germany, Philip was completely under Hayward’s influ- ence. Hayward d... ...an Catholics. Most of the men—it was largely a masculine congregation—were South Germans; and he could not help saying to himself that if he had been ... ...rmans; and he could not help saying to himself that if he had been born in South Germany he would certainly have been a Roman Catholic. He might just ... ... him. Weeks only puzzled him more. He made Philip acknowl- edge that those South Germans whom he saw in the Jesuit church were every bit as firmly con...

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...ors, wise women, soldiers and sail- ors in Egypt and China and Assyria and south-eastern Eu- rope at the beginning of that period, and they were doing... ...nise the prices cur- rent of his geographically distributed investments in South Africa, Japan, and Egypt, and tell the two children he had begotten (... ...tellectual routine and the habitual life, in Europe, in America, North and South, in Japan, in China, and all about the world. It was in 1910 that the... ...dation school that rose, a long and delicately beautiful facade, along the South Bank of the Thames opposite the ancient dignity of Somerset House. Su... ...coal fires gave place to electric heating. The building of laboratories at Kensington was still in progress, and he took part in the students’ riots t... ...ant filthi- ness still astonish the visitors to the museum of machinery at South Kensington. He mentions running over a dog and com- plains of the rui... ...lthi- ness still astonish the visitors to the museum of machinery at South Kensington. He mentions running over a dog and com- plains of the ruinous p...

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...ve me further and further afield in my exploring expeditions. Going to the south-westward towards the rising country that is now called Combe Wood, I ... ...aking Weena like a child upon my shoulder, I went up the hills towards the south-west. The distance, I had reckoned, was seven or eight miles, but it ... ...eemed to me, was still the same tattered streamer of star-dust as of yore. Southward (as I judged it) was a very bright red star that was new to me; i... ...me of their contents. ‘Clearly we stood among the ruins of some latter-day South Kensington! Here, apparently, was the Palaeontological Sec- tion, and... ...their contents. ‘Clearly we stood among the ruins of some latter-day South Kensington! Here, apparently, was the Palaeontological Sec- tion, and a ver... ...sistible impulse, I wrote my name upon the nose of a steatite monster from South America that particularly took my fancy. ‘ As the evening drew on, my...

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... labora- tory of his flat with farm hunting up and down the lines that run southward out of London, and his peering spectacles, his simple baldness, a... ...ead…. VIII VIII VIII VIII VIII When the unfortunate Skinner got out of the South-Eastern train at Urshot that evening it was already nearly dusk. The ... ...etending not to know anything or to have any authority, in the way dear to South-Eastern officials when they catch you in a hurry. “Pity they can’t sh... ...ionate clutch at the hair and features of visitors became the talk of West Kensington. They had an invalid’s chair to carry him up and down to his nur... ... contrived above the roof of the nursery a camera obscura that watched the Kensington High Street and not a little of the Gardens. 85 H G Wells In on... ...f man’s fight to keep out greatness became abundant and incessant. In that south-eastern region of London at that time, and all about where Cossar and... ...f the Skinners there had been out- breaks of giant rats—each time from the southwest London sewers, and now they were as much an accepted fact there a... ...confusion for him…. He is said to have plucked a lady from her carriage in Kensington, a lady in evening dress of the smartest sort, to have scrutinis...

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...’s mother, the milliner, and William had made a party to the Art Museum at South Kensington, I think. Anyhow, Jane had calmly but firmly accosted them... ...her, the milliner, and William had made a party to the Art Museum at South Kensington, I think. Anyhow, Jane had calmly but firmly accosted them some-... ...e through the sky- light. The patch of stars he saw was in Sagittarius and south- eastward; the door was north—or was it north by west? He tried to th... ... in the same direction. Presently it came up over the horizon again to the south-westward about. The afterglow of sunset was well over now and the dim... ...r was clean out of sight, and any trace of land at all. I saw a sail going south-west- ward—looked like a schooner but her hull never came up. Present... ...hit 58 The Country of the Blind on a way of settling him at last. It is a South American dodge. I joined all my fishing-lines together with stems of ... ...eral rumour that he was working hard. In the aerated bread shop near South Kensington Station you would see him, breaking his bun and sipping his milk... ...nature. We were at school to- gether at Saint Aethelstan’s College in West Kensington for almost all our school-time. He came into the school as my co... ...eglect that enabled him to get away, nor the course he took among the West Kensington roads. All that had faded among the incurable blurs of memory. B...

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... went together, on these latter occasions, to the National Gallery and the South Kensington Museum, where, among vivid reminders, they talked of Italy... ...together, on these latter occasions, to the National Gallery and the South Kensington Museum, where, among vivid reminders, they talked of Italy at la...

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...bstantial clearness. The jungle that bordered the little encampment north, south, and west seemed to have crept a little nearer, enriched itself with ... ...anned, but he had many walks that bristled with impressions. Northward and southward, eastward and west- ward a dreaming young man could wander into a... ...ting up, and the clustering excitements of the late hours. And he went out southward and eastward into gaunt regions of reeking toil. As yet he knew n... ...ntil the Guildford gap was reached, strike across the Weald country to the South Downs and then beat eastward. The very thought of it 99 H G Wells br... ...f it 99 H G Wells brought a coolness to his mind. He knew that over those southern hills one could be as lonely as in the wilderness and as free to t... ... “Look here,” said Benham, “can you come 123 H G Wells and have a talk in Kensington Gardens? You know the place, near that Chinese garden. Paddingto... ...woman perhaps…. It was odd that for the first time now, in the sunshine of Kensington Gardens, he saw the little gossamer lines that tell that thirty ... ...y tearful on her chair looking after him as he slunk away from her through Kensington Gardens; indeed every personal link he had ever had to life coul...

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... at Rick so that everybody knows what he means. My dear Austin is going to South America. My pony is in capital condition. My father is the cleverest ... ...knelt there. The little skylark went up above her, all song, to the smooth southern cloud lying along the blue: from a dewy copse dark over her noddin... ...w flying broad and unlighted across the sky, broad and balmy—the charioted South-west at full charge behind his panting cours- ers. As he neared the f... ...chard Feverel wholesome landlady of advertised lodgings, on the borders of Kensington, noted, as she sat rocking her contemplative person before the p... ...ot there?” Ripton suggested. “I’ve provided for that. The fool went to the South-east instead of the South-west. All warmth, all sweetness, comes with... ...-east instead of the South-west. All warmth, all sweetness, comes with the South-west!—I’ve provided for that, friend Rip. My trusty Tom awaits him th... ...ents, his familiars, and allowed him to pant as he pleased. Some keen-eyed Kensington urchins, noticing the discrepancy be- tween the pedestrian power... ... he had to smother low growls. They strolled about the pleasant gardens of Kensington all the morning, under the young chestnut buds, and round the wi... ... suspicion of folly in his acts, or fear of results, Richard strolled into Kensington Gardens, breakfasting on the fore- shadow of his great joy, now ...

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...d, came forward at once and welcomed her; little Tom Toady, who had warned Southdown about visiting such an abandoned woman, now besought to be introd... ... by Kibob Bey, drago- man of the mission), the Marquess of Steyne, Earl of South- down, Sir Pitt and Lady Jane Crawley, Mr. Wagg, &c. After dinner Mrs... ...o gaol or commit sui- cide unless such and such a bill could be paid. Lord South- down, it was said, had been induced to give many hundreds through th... ...heir lower coverings; and presently Chambermaid (the Right Honourable Lord Southdown) with two candlesticks, and a warming-pan. She ascends to the upp... ...ries another at the door. He chucks Chambermaid (the Right Honourable Lord Southdown) under the chin; she seems to deplore his absence, as Calypso did... ...ws- paper, cooked dishes, for old Sedley, walked him out sedu- lously into Kensington Gardens or the Brompton Lanes, lis- tened to his stories with un... ...ple. Finally, he was informed that Mrs. O. was gone to walk with her pa in Kensington Gardens, whither she al- ways went with the old gentleman (who w... ...hat was; her pa was a grocer, and kept the Little Original Gold Tea Pot in Kensington Gravel Pits. They were married last month, and are just come bac... ...ears)—through the Brompton lanes, and entering at the little old portal in Kensington Garden wall. “There they are,” said Miss Polly, and she felt him...

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...ill be of special value. Professor Joslin’s address is 10 Augusta Gardens, Kensington, and he begs us to say that he will promptly return any document... ...s wife handed him. “Who has been reading what?” “That lovely girl from the South—Georgie—Georgie what’s her name—Mrs. Dresham’s protegee—unless she’s ...