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... Copyright Class Heroes copyright © 2011 Stephen Henning First published in Great Britain in 2011 by Elucido... ...d in Great Britain in 2011 by Elucidox Ltd ISBN: 978-1-908785-00-8 The right of Stephen Henning to be identified as the Author of the Work has been... ...es as the waiting staff brought an endless succession of glasses, bottles, black pepper, parmesan and their meals to the table. “Sorry, excuse me.”...

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...'S Have been known to Williams men for years EDDIE DEHPSE Y THE HOME OF .. PEPPER .. GOLDBAUM & RAPOPORT College Tailors Repreieiiled l.y I', E. Goldl... ...* Have been known to 'Williams men for years EDDIE DEriPSEY THE HOME OF .. PEPPER .. GOLDBAUM & RAPOPORT College Tailors Repreienled by P. B. Goldbaum... ...ns 106 1-2 'Main St.. NoTtli AdaniE U \VI 1,1,1AMH KEtX)KI) DErtPSEY'S ^. PEPPER .• Wi>i«;h^*t..Vh->.tevw.. XVWttt«<rt(».H. V. ^teW ftXVfeH' •W 1)1)1... ...Y'S Have been known to Williams men for years EDDIE DEHPSEY THK HOME OF .. PEPPER .. GOLDBAUM 5c RAPOPORT College Tailors Represenleil by 1'. IC. (iol... ...Y'S Have been known to Williams men for years EDDIE DEHPSEY THE HOME OF .. PEPPER .. aOLDBAUM St RAPOPORT College Tailors Represeiiled by F. E. Goldba... ...Bn mentioned Sampson, the Jewish Hercules; Bezaleel, the skillful artisan; Stephen, the in- tellectual and scholarly man ; and lastly Barnabas, whose ... ...ce to the working of wood and brass in the construction of the Tabernacle; Stephen ooncentroted all his in- tellect and eloquence in convert- ing men ... ...d. Orator to the lower classes, George Edgar Hite. 2d, Pipe orator, George Stephen Parker. Ivy orator, David Burnet Scott. Library orator, Elmer Phili...

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...responsible to House; independent judi- ciary Government leaders: Sir Ninian STEPHEN, Governor General (since July 1982); Robert HAWKE, Prime Minister... ...750 per capita (1985) Natural resources: oil, natural gas Agriculture: rice, pepper; imports most food Major industry: crude petroleum, lique- fied na... ...6) Exports: probably less than $10 million (1983 est); natural rubber, rice, pepper, wood Imports: probably less than $30 million (1983); internationa... ...ture: principal crops tomatoes and flowers (mostly grown under glass); sweet peppers, eggplant, plants, other vegetables and fruit; Guernsey cattle Ma... ...ced, 9,620 kWh per capita (1986) Exports: tomatoes, flowers and ferns, sweet peppers, eggplant, other vegetables, plants Imports: coal, gasoline and o... ...iculture: cash crops coffee, vanilla, cloves, sugar, tobacco, sisal, raffia, pepper, cocoa; food crops rice, cassava, cereals, potatoes, corn, beans, ...

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...ll. On those teak plantations, one can grow rice, tomato, beans and chilli peppers, but nothing long-term, large plants like mango trees or fruit tree... ...e remained in cultivation in dry season: garlic, onions, various chillies (peppers, phriks), red peppers, yardlong bean and peanut, that have been gro... ... in Modern Thailand. Hong Kong Univ. Press and Oxford Univ. Press. Crook, Stephen - Pakulski, Jan - Waters, Malcolm 1992. Postmodernization. Change i... ...ncestral Cults: Authority and Aggression. Mankind 14: 4, 308–14. McNamee, Stephen J. – Miller, Robert K., Jr. 2004. The Meritocracy Myth. Rowman Lit... ...and Changing Thai World View, 187–205. Chulalongkorn Univ. Press. Piker, Stephen 1964. Character and Socialization in a Thai Peasant Community. Unpu...

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...ey to maintain all those points of presence (PoPs) in every city.”). 44. See Stephen C. Miller, Point, Click, Shop till You Drop, N.Y. T, Apr. 20,... ...roperty, in N E   L  P T  P 169–73 (Stephen R. Munzer ed., 2001). 69. See Edward T ufte, T C S ... ...conomics of QW- ERTY, 75 A. E. R. 332 (1985), with Stan J. Liebowitz & Stephen E. Margolis, Should Technology Choice Be a Concern of Antitrust P... ...licy Analysis No. 507, 2004), http://www.cato.org/pubs/pas/pa507.pdf; Robert Pepper, Network Neutrality: Avoiding a Net Loss, TNW, Mar. 14, ... ...ews.bbc.co.uk/2/ hi/entertainment/6187554.stm. 62. See, e.g., Heather Adler, Stephen Colbert Aims His Lightsaber at Star Wars, D., Notes to Pages... ......

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... have it all wrong?” “Until you tell me what does work.” Like you had to be Stephen Hawkings to figure that one out. “That would be like handing L... ... had been right. As much as I didn’t want to admit it, I’d let old hang-ups pepper how I viewed Kristain. I didn’t have the same reaction to Meg a... ...team. “The Slayers won’t either.” Donnie rubbed his jaw, a thoughtful look peppering his face. “Rudolpho isn’t stupid. He knows that. What possi...

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...of cancer into our bodies. Why do chefs, the world over, put black or white pepper on top of almost everything whether it is cooked or not? Becau... ...st to slightly burn our palates when we eat it. When was the first craze for pepper? When did the first craze to sprinkle hot black specks onto foo... ... of cancer-causing carbon. Then Europeans discovered spices; black and white pepper: it instantly became an elite luxury fad… sprinkling black and w... ...er: it instantly became an elite luxury fad… sprinkling black and white specks pepper on their food replaced the white and black specks of soot they ... ...vilization on Humans 721 This produces genetic cripples such as Stephen Hawkins. Our sanctification of the disabilities of human crip... ...ly day. Christmas comes from this holy day. Then it was called the Feast of Stephen. Kings were supposed to go out on that holy day…in a ritual hu... ...all of the winter: which was when these kings arbitrarily called one day: St. Stephen’s Day… or Christmas. The Church changed the holiday from ... ... ‘Whence is the last snowfall?’ Why did he want to announce the Feast of Stephen on the last snowfall instead of the coldest day? Because by t... ...the highest snowfall of the year. That holiday was then called the Feast of Stephen. Christmas had not been invented yet. Why did Kings feas...

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... brilliancy of the latter had quite eclipsed her. All voices were for her. Stephens, Caradori, Ronzi de Begnis, people compared her to one or the othe... ...il. He kept Macmurdo in cigars and sent over quantities of shells, cayenne pepper, hot pick- les, guava jelly, and colonial produce to Lady Jane. He s... ...t we carry with us us our pride, pills, prejudices, Harvey-sauces, cayenne-peppers, and other Lares, making a little Britain wherever we settle down. ...

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...“Oh, excellent!” said Rebecca, who was suffering tortures with the cayenne pepper. “Try a chili with it, Miss Sharp,” said Joseph, really inter- ested... ..., said, with a comical, good-humoured air, “I ought to have remembered the pepper which the Princess of Persia puts in the cream-tarts in the Arabian ... ...Miss Sharp!’ “Yes; how could you be so cruel as to make me eat that horrid pepper-dish at dinner, the first day I ever saw you? Y ou are not so good t... ...d gave the “whoop” in chorus with general applause. He rode to hounds in a pepper-and-salt frock, and was one of the best fishermen in the county. Mrs... ...n interrupted him. “Here, take away the liqueurs, John. Have some cayenne- pepper with your fowl. Make haste though, for it is time we were there.” It... ... brilliancy of the latter had quite eclipsed her. All voices were for her. Stephens, Caradori, Ronzi de Begnis, people compared her to one or the othe...

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...icial position placed him out of the reach of criti cism or command, brings Stephen W—— naturally to my mind. He was a gifted pilot, a good fellow, a... ...ed surprise at the discharge. Captain Y—— shuddered at the mere men tion of Stephen. Then his poor, thin old voice piped out something like this:— “W... ...d, and not be meddling with my superiors!” Once a pretty mean captain caught Stephen in New Or leans out of work and as usual out of money. He laid s... ...New Or leans out of work and as usual out of money. He laid steady siege to Stephen, who was in a very “close place,” and finally persuaded him to hi... ... poor fellow. But the boat was not more than a day out of New Orleans before Stephen discov ered that the captain was boasting of his exploit, and th... ...tore at Charlottesville, while “skylarking,” came to blows. Peter Dick threw pepper in Charles Roads’s eyes; Roads demanded an apology; Dick re Life ...

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...ch were in fact a diary of facts, thoughts, and impressions. ‘July 12, St. Stephen’s, Mr. Kissling’s School-house.—You know I am to live here when not... ...n, and think of Mamma and Uncle Frank.’ ‘ August 26, 1855, 10.40 P .M.: S. Stephen’s, Auckland. ‘My dear Arthur,—I am tired with my Sunday work, which... ...ollege, he 128 Life of John Coleridge Patteson came into residence at St. Stephen’s native institution, of which Archdeacon Kissling was then the Pri... ...l’s at 6 P.M., re- minding me of my Sunday’s work when I was living at St. Stephen’s. It is a comfort to have a Sunday in Auckland oc- casionally—more... ...e I dined with the three Bishops; last night with Chief Justice Sir Alfred Stephen, and met the trio again, Bishop everywhere speaking of me as one of... ... rush out of the bush on to the beach and distribute “kava” (leaves of the pepper plant) among the people, who at once changed their manner, be- came ... ...bit of bread-fruit perhaps; and all the little deli- cacies are here—salt, pepper, mustard, even to a bottle of pickles—so I am pretty well off, I thi... ...istort their organs of pronunciation by excessive use of the betel-nut and pepper leaf and lime, so that no word is articulately pronounced. It is ver...

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...iscussion the other day among the Choir, whether Stony stood for Tony;’ clinking one key against another. (‘Take care of the wards, Mr. Jasper.’) ‘Or ... ...o a custom of late years comfortably established among the police regula- tions of our English communities, where Christians are stoned on all sides, ... ...estive of a fork; and Miss Landless’s brother had thrown a fork at Mr. Edwin Drood. As in the governing precedence of Peter Piper, alleged to have pic... ...rning precedence of Peter Piper, alleged to have picked the peck of pickled pepper, it was held physically desirable to have evidence of the existence... ...te as willing a victim to a nauseous medicinal herb- closet, also presided over by the china shepherdess, as to this glorious cupboard. To what amazin... ...had called and merely left your name and gone. How do you do, Mr. Edwin? Dear me, you’re choking!’ ‘It’s this fog,’ returned Edwin; ‘and it makes my e... ...ed Mr. Grewgious; ‘excuse my interrupting you; do stop. The fog may clear in an hour or two. We can have dinner in from just across Holborn. You had b...

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...-house, which report said had been a baro- nial castle in the days of King Stephen, and from exploring the antiquities of which some of them expected ... ...about it; if her hand is clammy with lolli- pops, or there is a perfume of peppermint all round her, or down clatters a halfpenny in the middle of chu... ...rst.’ ‘Helen does not find so much fault with the mutton-chops as with the pepper Lizzie adds to them,’ said Anne. ‘I should be sorry to live without ... ...e must be answered.’ ‘Shew him no mercy, Anne,’ said Sir Edward; ‘he likes pepper.’ ‘Pray, Rupert,’ said Anne, ‘what would you have been with- out sel...

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...s volume, the man of Dundee was something like his contemporary shipowner, Stephen Girard of Philadelphia, whose sympathies, alike with his native lan... ...er-stained to the complexion of an antique parch- ment, was here and there peppered blue by the chance explosion of a gun-cartridge in action. He was ... ...ir in which it was known that he had received it, as well as from his blue-peppered complexion, that the Dansker went among the Indomitable’s crew by ... ...d visage and hair, and who was known to his associate forecastlemen as Red Pepper; “Such sneaks I should like to marry to the gunner’s daughter!” by t...

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...silver, handsomely wrought, containing salt of ex- quisite whiteness, with pepper and other spices. A sliced lemon was also presented on a small silve... ...ll Doomsday Book—I am clear it has been a rental of back-ganging tenants. ‘Stephen,’ said Sir John, still in the same soft, sleekit tone of voice—’Ste... ...son, ye are down here for a year’s rent behind the hand—due at last term.’ STEPHEN. ‘Please your honour, Sir John, I paid it to your father.’ 120 Red... ...r father.’ 120 Redgauntlet SIR JOHN. ‘Ye took a receipt, then, doubtless, Stephen; and can produce it?’ STEPHEN. ‘Indeed I hadna time, an it like you... ...e paid it in the presence of somebody, I want but a talis qualis evidence, Stephen. I would go ower strictly to work with no poor man.’ STEPHEN. ‘T ro... ...ur honour kens, he has e’en followed his auld master. ‘Very unlucky again, Stephen,’ said Sir John, without al- tering his voice a single note. (The m... ...rrow windows, relieved by here and there an old turret about the size of a pepper- box. The door was locked during the brief absence of the mistress; ...

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... kegs. It’s thicking to southward.” ‘I remember him waving to us and young Stephen L’Estrange blowing out the lantern. By the time we’ d fished up the... .... “It’s all in the family, I suppose, but you have done a fine day’s work, Stephen.” ‘He whips out the binnacle-light and holds it to my face. He was ... ...l On such as care to attend.’ The Conversion of St Wilfrid THEY HAD BOUGHT peppermints up at the village, and were coming home past little St Barnabas... ...the tears running down his cheeks. Una pulled out the shaving and put in a peppermint. Jimmy said he was looking for his grand-daddy—he never seemed t... ...?’ ‘What were the parson’s children called?’ said Una. ‘Elizabeth, Alison, Stephen, and Charles—a babe. I scarce saw them at first, for I separated to... ...aid Dan. ‘White brandy rectified, camphor, cardamoms, ginger, two sorts of pepper, and aniseed.’ ‘Whew!’ said Puck. ‘Waters you call ‘em!’ ‘Jack cough...

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...of the day, bade Catalani look to her laurels, and questioned whether Miss Stephens could sing a ballad like his pupil. Mrs. Howard Walker arrived, an... ...olitude, and have found my chest very much relieved by that wine. Put more pepper and eggs, my dear, into the next veal-pie you make me. I can’t eat t...

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...hout the name of the clergyman to whom—I hope, not without carrying comfort to some heart at some time— I have referred, my reference would be as noth... ...tain called out, ‘I see the meat in the glass!’ And the bride looked up at the glass, just in time to see the Captain cutting her head off; and he cho... ...nt to church in a coach and twelve, and were married. And that day month, she rolled the pie-crust out, and Captain Murderer cut her head off, and cho... ... him with relaxation, or any human weakness, as it is to meet his eye without feeling guilty of indisposition. In the blest Arcadian time, how changed... ...d sniffing. The stopperless cruets on the spindle- shanked sideboard were in a miserably dejected state: the anchovy sauce having turned blue some yea...

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... WORD here and there, of a foreign language, or a few beggarly little three-word phrases, filched from the back of the Dictionary, and these are conti... ...rophe, the remains were cast forth at Mark Twain 244 the foot of the glacier. I find an interesting account of the matter in the Histoire du Mont Bla... ...out of a better land and setting before him a mighty porterhouse steak an inch and a half thick, hot and sputtering from the griddle; dusted with a fr... ...with sugar or Apple dumplings, with real vinegar. Stewed tomatoes. cream. Green corn, cut from the ear and Apple pie. Apple fritters. served with butt...

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...ose was hooked and cruel, his body overcome with sodden corpulence, his eye timorous and dull: he seemed at once oppressed with drowsiness and held aw... ... which I was long of compre- hending. A schooner captain had told him of Captain Cook; the king was much interested in the story; and turned for more ...

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...r two, with the addi- tion of small turrets at the angles, much resembling pepper- boxes, had procured for Darnlinvarach the dignified appel- lation o... ... full of fire, shot out of cannon, according to the curi- ous invention of Stephen Bathian, King of Poland, whereby that prince utterly ruined the gre...

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...ve shot nor hunted with less skill, and he might have made the roof of St. Stephen’s echo to longer orations than were com- prised in those zealous No... ...ctor, damn’d heavy—(beg your pardon) and if you throw in a few grains more pepper—I am he that never peached my author—I have published for Drake, and... ..., and displayed at each frequent angle a small turret, rather resembling a pepper-box than a Gothic watch-tower. Neither did the front indicate absolu... ...te ob non solutum canonem, that is, for non-payment of a feu-duty of three peppercorns a year, whilk were taxt to be worth seven-eighths of a penny Sc...

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...e pair were oddly contrasted: the American very neat in his black coat and pepper-and-salt trou- sers, thin and dried-up, with something of eccle- sia... ...nce. Hayward did not like Weeks. He deplored the American’s black coat and pepper -and-salt trousers, and spoke with a scornful shrug of his New Engla... ...her handwriting was strange to him. It was about himself. My dear William, Stephen wrote to you to thank you for your congratulations on the birth of ... ...s since my mar- riage. I am going to ask you to do me a great favour. Both Stephen and I wish you to be the boy’s godfather , and we hope that you wil...

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... Morley Roberts, George Gissing, Ella d’Arcy, Murray Gilchrist, E. Nesbit, Stephen Crane, Joseph Conrad, Edwin Pugh, Jerome K. Jerome, Kenneth Graham,... ...amusing. There was a vociferous red-faced polyglot personal conductor in a pepper-and-salt suit, very long in the arms and legs and very active. He sh...

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... her fa- ther at the Cape, under the escort of his old friend, General Sir Stephen Temple. She found Colonel Curtis sinking un- der fatal disease, and... ..., at 8 The Clever Woman of the Family sixteen, had become the wife of Sir Stephen T emple, at sixty. From that time little had been known about her; ... ...er mother; and about three months subsequently, one of the officers of Sir Stephen’s staff had written to announce that the good old general had been ... ...ant sigh; but her cousin had no time to attend, for they were turning in a pepper-box lodge. The boys were told that they were arrived, and they were ... ...so when he has seen it.” “But what has he to do with your movements?” “Sir Stephen wished—” murmured Fanny. “The Major is military secretary, and alwa... ...stand business had made her mistake the terms of the bequest, and that Sir Stephen must have secured his property to his children; but Fanny was absol... ...ral home, but when it consists of a tall, slim house, with blank walls and pepper- box turrets, set down on a bleak hill side, and every one gone that...

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...al building for about the thirteenth century. It may have been due to King Stephen’s brother, Bishop Henry de Blois of Winchester, who is known to hav... ...t Merdon were ever called into prac- tical use; and when his brother, King Stephen, died in 1154, he fled from England, and the young Henry II. in ang... ...s Latinised, de Pontissara, founded the college of St. Eliza- beth, in St. Stephen’s, Merdon, by the Itchen at Winchester, for the education of twelve... ...e confisca- tion of monastic property, the manor should be granted to him. Stephen Gardiner had been bishop since 1531, a man who, though he had conse... ...ing the Cross, and the Scourging. The side window of the Sanctuary has St. Stephen and St. John the Baptist as the nearest Martyrs to our Lord, both b... ...nished. Knotgrass (P . Convolvulus). Black Bindweed (P . aviculare). Water Pepper (P . Hydropiper). Persicaria (P . Persicaria). (P . dumetorum).—Ampf...

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... neighboring house with a large porringer of hot water gruel, sprinkled with pepper, crumbl’d with bread, and a bit of butter in it, for the price of ... ... of a reader, The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 49 but given to drink. Stephen Potts, a young countryman of full age, bred to the same, of uncom... ...joiner, a most exquisite mechanic, and a solid, sensible man. Hugh Meredith, Stephen Potts, and George Webb I have characteriz’d before. Robert Grace,... ... flour of mustard. 1 2 cwt. best white biscuit. 2 well cur’d hams. 1 2 lb. pepper. 1 2 dozen dry’d tongues. 1 quart best white wine vinegar ...

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...ting behind him. 27 The hijackers quickly gained control and sprayed Mace, pepper spray, or some other irritant in the first-class cabin, in order to ... ...hairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Deputy National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley all participated in this teleconference at various times, as... ...nference and stated he had just talked to Deputy National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley .The White House requested (1) the implementation of continu... ...f the NSC staff in the administration of George H.W . Bush; Rice’s deputy, Stephen Hadley, who had been an assistant secretary of defense under the fi... ...ets, but possibly on U.S. facilities. Clarke wrote to Rice and her deputy, Stephen Hadley,“When these attacks occur, as they likely will, we will wond... ...of Staff Card were part of the core group, often joined by their deputies, Stephen Hadley and Joshua Bolten. In this restricted National Security Coun...

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...and three pot-bottoms too, Wherein of a discourte- ous king the dock Shall pepper’ d be under an hermit’s frock. Ah! that for one she hypocrite you mu... ...o her; for a good carpenter will make use of any kind of timber. Let me be peppered with the pox, if you find not all your wives with child at your re... ...a horrible rumble as put me in mind of the fall of the butter-tower of St. Stephen’s at Bourges when it melted be- fore the sun. Panurge, with Carpali... ...tragonal aspect to Saturn, associated with Mer- cury. Thou wilt be soundly peppered, my good, honest fel- low, I warrant thee. I will be? answered Pan... ... my trusty bilbo as would smite thee dead as a herring. Thus, having taken pepper in the nose, he was lugging out his sword, but, alas!—cursed cows ha... ...ish father greybeard, who was to represent God the father, begged of Friar Stephen Tickletoby, sacristan to the Franciscan friars of the place, to len... ..., hho, brrou, rrou, rrourrs, rrrourrs, hoo, hou, hou hho, hho, hhoi. Friar Stephen, don’t we play the devils rarely? The filly was soon scared out of ... ...ers, sutlers, charcoal-men, and boiling cooks having been sadly mauled and peppered off in the northern countries. His high devilship sups very well o... ... by fair means, you shall by foul. Having said this, he took up one of St. Stephen’s loaves, alias a stone, and was going to hit him with it about the...

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...for life. In Britain’s senate he a seat obtains, And one more pensioner St Stephen gains. My lady falls to play; so bad her chance, He must repair it;... ...hy reach I set the vinegar, And fill’d the cruet with the acid tide, While pepper-water worms thy bait supplied; 20 Where twined the s... ...ge of Buda, and constantly kept about his person—P . 19 ‘Parson Hale;’ Dr Stephen Hale, not more estimable for his useful discoveries as a natural ph...

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...rails of the other two Approaching seem’d, an adder all on fire, As the dark pepper grain, livid and swart. In that part, whence our life is nourish’d... ...ld by Valerius Maximus, 1.v. 1. v. 105. A stripling youth.] The protomartyr Stephen. CANTO XVI v. 94. As thou.] “If thou wert still living.” v. 46. ... ...bout 1007. He was employed in several important missions, and rewarded by Stephen IX with the dignity of cardinal, and the bishopric of Ostia, to ...

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...den unification—Tolstoy’s recovery—Bunyan’s. LECTURE IX CONVERSION Case of Stephen Brad- ley—The psychology of character-changes—Emo- tional excitemen... ...an. The presence was that of the figure of a gray-bearded man dressed in a pepper and salt suit, squeezing himself under the crack of the door and mov... ...tion by a concrete example. I choose the quaint case of an unlettered man, Stephen H. Bradley, whose ex- perience is related in a scarce American pam-... ... related in a scarce American pam- phlet.[98] [98] A sketch of the life of Stephen H. Bradley, from the age of five to twenty four years, including hi...

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...nay might have left Thuriot, the red Clerks of the Bazoche, Cure of Saint- Stephen and all the tagrag-and-bobtail of the world, to work their will. An... ...uddy vapour. Alas, instead of vivats, there is nothing now but the furious peppering and rattling. From three to four hundred thousand human indi- vid... ...revity of negation. Lafayette flings down his Commission; appears in civic pepper-and-salt frock; and cannot be flattered back again;—not in less than...