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...and George Darling, Ray and Adrienne Sweeney, Donna Potts, Jeff and Susan Bridges, Harry and Joan Karsten, Barb Godin, George Molteni, Howard and Ma... ...myself, and begin the next chapter of my life. It served no purpose to be tied up with people who did not Everything that comes to us is a gift, a s... ...once I told him that Christine and I were mov­ ing, he decided she was his arch enemy. He disliked her as only a kid can do. Christine was very toler... ...my fate in their hands. I felt like a man standing before a firing squad, tied up and blindfolded, while the sharp­ shooters decided on whether or no... ...an award with Christine at my side. Out of eight dif­ ferent categories, I tied for the business prize with Lee Iaccoca, chairman of the Chrysler cor...

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...ack. “Oh, yes.” She wrapped her legs tightly around his waist. Her back arched and Cade slid deeper inside, holding still, barely breathing as h... ...into her glossy curls and stroked the hard little bud hidden inside and she arched off the table. She was the most beautiful, arousing sight he had... ...ange of venue. You were hoping for Dekalb County, weren’t you?” Her brows arched over her sunglasses in question. “How did you get your informatio... ... and sputter out. But from the very moment he saw her again, Cade’s stomach tied in knots and his blood ran hot. Chrystal Kincaid ... ...through that and, if he was honest with himself, he did not want to burn his bridges with her. Something existed between them, a soul-deep bond that...

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...country -- A passage of the Cordilleras -- More altars for human sacrifices -- Architectural wonders of the City of Naulinco -- A meeting with the Tla... ...him -- Discovery of the Navigator Group -- A visit to the other islands of the Archipelago -- The crew is attacked with scurvy -- Bougainville's descr... ...castellated battlements, glittering minarets, frowning donjons, ponderous draw-bridges and armored knights, while tilting tournaments and furious enga... ...bla's approach he sought safety on a vessel and departed to some island of the Archipelago, where he died, first, however, committing the custody of h... ...ands and lips, strung them on cords around the necks of the miserable victims, tied their feet together, and lest they should untie the strings with t... ...introduced into Spain a style which has never since been abandoned. There were bridges, and buildings, and tunnels that exhibited the most splendid en... ...la. But when he reached the main causeway leading to the capital, he found the bridges still intact and the city apparently peaceful, though no one ca... ...oving ineffectual the remainder were forcibly placed on the backs of mules and tied there, thus being carried forward in spite of tears and remonstran... ...y water in. At the other end a bunch of green leaves with some dried twigs all tied together, was stuck in the ground, by which lay a stone about as b...

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...three villages in the province and in its centre, the city of Lampang, and archived everything in a Finnish museum. I came from Finland, wealthy Scand... ...ogy. For my Thailand project, I wanted to amass documents that will remain archived as source material for use by anyone who is interested. For me, it... ... video in all, using a digital camera. The corpus of fieldwork material is archived in the collections of the in Helsinki, and archive copies of the f... ... as you worry all the time about the things. Everything used to have to be tied up below, so thieves couldn't steal them easily, but a two- storey hou... ...ers have obtained employment there. On the other hand, the village is also tied up with urban growth, and the problems of modern culture are reflected... ...ble by car in the dry season. The road was a pot-holed sandy track and the bridges rotten; to get across the Mae Ang, one had to leave the road and dr... ...the Ban Dong highway. It is a brand new two-lane highway with its concrete bridges and traffic signs, built towards the end of the 1990s. The road fol... ...oo canes from the forests, to be cut at home into node-length sections and tied up in bundles. Bamboo is still required for basket work, and a local d... ...e sky onto runways like jet planes, they defeated mountain giants, crossed bridges being blown to pieces, they were elemental, like wild action movies...

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... Since (as in the originall) if of his vertue or glory, more of yours, his Arch-Poet might verifie. Ingrediturque solo, & caput inter nubila condit:... ...rd given, and that the second, without dying was quit of it. We cannot be tied beyond our strength and meanes. The reason is, because the effects and... ...r owne; supposing it to be so much new reputation gotten: witnes the quip Archidamus gave Periander, saying that he forsooke the credit of a good Phy... ...iton at large, when he would have us conceive his inventions how to build bridges, and devices, how to frame other war-like engins; and in respect o... ...or bring any thing to good passe. Thus m ust a man endevour to induce the Architect, the Painter, the Shoemaker, to speake of their owne trade, and ... ..., that by reason of the bond wherewith the trouble of his imagination had tied him, hee could not run on poste: and at the houre appointed, made the... ...hed their bloud for me: After all which benefits, and that I had in dutie tied thee so fast unto me, thou hast notwithstanding undertaken to kill me...

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... issues that the rank and file think of as important. Then there was the archbishop who was excommunicated by the Pope because he had ordained some... ... of a watchmaker but the universe does not prove the existence of a great Architect, then I consent to be called a fool." There is certainly design ... ...sins. But Wanda, on the plus side of your tally, we have the monuments to architecture, sculpture and music, some orphanages and hospitals, and some... ... and bow down to a vestige of the past whose principle duties are to open bridges and christen ships? ----―‖But they give a country a figurehea... ...l to cut their umbilical cords? Shouldn‘t we all keep our umbilical cords tied into mother‘s uterus? Webster defines embryo as an organism from con... ...absence of corruption. Finland is number one, Denmark and New Zealand are tied for second with the UK at number 10 and the U.S. at 16. Looking for co... ...e may give up some secrets, if he knows any. If his terroristic fervor is tied to a strong religious belief it is probably useless. ―People us... ...nd a half necessary to repair the country‘s infrastructure, like roads and bridges, not to 382 mention needed expenses for education—The U.S. doe...

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...ners. This was his response to silence. - Why, people ask me are we, I, an archaeological anthropologist and you, a playboy artist, together. They fee... ...is world to present sufferers is my lot...so I made some badly constructed bridges to women in the past as relationship building was new to me, maybe ... ...changeable landscapes in which the suspension bridge of a relationship was tied. Sometimes things just fell apart. Standing there in this back corrido... ...mself that although yesterday under logical scrutiny seemed the epitome of archaic and antiquated happenings and had no baring on the present, it prop... ...ge. Why would you know if an elephant is kept in a stall in the back yard, tied behind a tree of a neighbor's penthouse, or kept in a neighbor's wife?... ...issing the toe of the foot that rested on the seat and made up the phallic arch of a bent leg, and Nawin was looking at them with surprise and envy. H... ...ing tower that he was in. If nothing else he could watch ants use twigs as bridges and freeways and in so doing become aware of the existence of a tin... ...and the other weakness and infirmity. Physical intercourse when the mental bridges between the distant islands of man had all collapsed was best allot... ...fice." Nawin bought them, removed the stifling wedding ring from his hand, tied it with the six strings, and released the gestalt of colored rubber, m...

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...in more than 40 one-man shows in leading museums in the U.S. and Mexico. Archives of his work and literary correspondence have now been established ... ...lays lyre and flute equally well. Adores games, trees, flowers, swimming, archery. Wants to travel, be a priestess. Then there are the new girls: He... ...; each scrapes, bows, tries to efface himself. Tall, nut brown, with hair tied behind their necks, deer skin aprons over faded clothes, they make me... ...es crumbled. Laying aside our clothes, we toss rover reeds, have a try at archery, play catch. Or we race or go in for leap-frog or tug-of-war. Lit... ...r on one side, a canine look on his face. Muttering, he fished in a sack tied about his waist and offered me something. I hesitated to take it, fee... ...d identical to gold leaf, a metallic sunset overlaid with misty hues, the bridges silhouetted, the darkest spans cut out of charred steel. The force... ....the first spring flowers and there is a wonderful haze in these thoughts tied in with the sun...the haze makes me feel I am young; I am LEONARDO D... ...oom, the walls become a mural of Amboise, the manor house, the Loire, old bridges, royalty, paintings, rearing horses, Francesco, wings, rocks, cave... ... is wanting, both discipline and stamina. Yet they fight furiously, build bridges, lay rails. They fight with their muzzle-loaders, cannon, mortar, ...

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...ys chose the right course of action. This is why they have become immortal archetypes of men and women across the ages. q. Sex, Homer says, is n... ... found on pages 123-133 in the volume of the Acts of the Congress “Ulisse: archeologia dell’uomo moderno” {Ulysses: archeology of the modern man}, p... ... humanity has created and protects. 19 It is immortal and lives in the archetypes that reside in the collective unconscious of the human species... ...o his intrauterine experience, to the intrauterine incest that had kept him tied to his mother ever since that phase of his existence. He does this s... ...ulder while he is sleeping and tells him: go now and see if the animals you tied a stone to are alive or dead. If they are dead you will always carry... ...our heart. He then ties a rope around his waist with a huge round stone tied to it, picks up a statue that looks like a Buddha but I am not sure ... ...therwise they would take their own life instead of living under one of the bridges over the Seine. If we believe something like this we can only be ...

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...lebration itself wns entirely suo- oessful, and despite its humorous side, tied a new itnot in tlie bond of ail Williams men. The parade, the firework... ... each kept the spectators in a high state of ex- citement, until Robertson tied the score in the second half. The summary : 20-yds. novice—Won by Tem-... ...eristic feat- ures of the disease—such ns rigid- ity of ijody and backward arching of head and trunk. The escajie of the demon from the body was usual... ...er receiving his degree from Williams he at- tended the Columbia School of Architecture and after graduation became a partner in the firm of Squires &... ...it. Tlie^;anie was oalli'd alter the sevenlii in- ning when the sccire was tied at 7 to 7. The score by inniugH of JSalnr- ilay's game follows ; liili... ...undecided, Joeokel will enter., the Harvard law school. Johnson will study architecture at the University of California. Continued in the next isme. M... ...ects to complete an ar- suggested a stiffness and awkward- tide on natural bridges upon ness which a little more motion which he has been working for ...

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...ce all of its male-energy 90 degrees out from the alignment of its body. The arching of the male body in orgasm, re-creates the curve of the Univer... .... Nearly all early artifacts come from these discovered waste dumps. Modern archeologists take nearly all of their assumptions of the intelligence... ... groups of killers hunting by night under the cover of darkness? What is the archetype of the rapist? Someone who hunts small children at night and... ...ardom with no electrical power, no water supply, no hospitals, no schools, no bridges, and no paved roads… huh? Someone explain this to me Anoth... ...larization can be demonstrated easily with a string and a fairly heavy object tied to one end. If you only polarize the swing of that object halfway... ...on on Humans 569 The fact of the matter is that nearly all of the money is tied up in the corporation. Very little of it ever reaches the stockh... ...etrayer: His road to power was a consistent one of betrayals. He burned his bridges behind him and never looked back He betrayed everyone, and I ... ...ility. Who was in power in America? Political bosses steeped in corruption, tied to the families of the super-rich Robber Barons. Roosevelt was a... ...s of this book. To raise your consciousness and your awareness by connecting bridges between the past and the present. If this book helps you to be...

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...erry Finn. Looking down at the waters and the small fishing crafts that were tied to a few docks at a distance, he thought about the Korean landscape ... ...aterialistic American dream become the incommunicable cries of two strangers tied back to back by weeds from their many parcels of land after all subs... ...er such for the black clothing she often wore. The other two stood with legs arched and bulging hominid-like--the eldest with right arm erect and out ... ... him over the holy earth" --Iliad Chapter Twenty-six A colonial sofa with an arched wooden back; the dark drapes absorbing the light that would have s... ...here one's head might brush against the stratosphere before descending in an arch back into wakefulness. Upon them both awakening there would be friv... ...scape with warm rains and the dandelions of April. Seated on the ground she tied together a makeshift flower bracelet that soon became handcuffs. "An... ...were creatures of movement. These ghettoers in particular were spewed around bridges and railroad tracks; and she boldly walked into their throngs in ... ...e long-term relationships--even with their intangible emotions and invisible bridges of minds--was stranger yet; but strangest of all was how instead ...

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...hy suspense. He is surrounded by fine old traditions, reli- gious, social, architectural, culinary; and he may have the satisfaction of feeling that h... ...on the hard, clean roads. Touraine is a land of old chateaux,—a gallery of architectural specimens and of large hereditary properties. The peasantry h... ...d by Balzac, in “Le Cure de Tours,” “one of the finest monuments of French architecture.” The Palais de Justice was the seat of the Government of Leon... ... of the Revolution was enacted at Nantes, where hundreds of men and women, tied to-gether in couples, were set afloat upon rafts and sunk to the botto... ...the wide, tawny river, crowded with shipping and spanned by the largest of bridges. Some of the types on the water-side are of the sort that arrest a ... ...r to the century that built it than the great superpositions of arenas and bridges, and give it the interest that vibrates from one age to another whe... ...teau des Doms, resembled a vast lake, with pro- trusions of trees, houses, bridges, gates. The people looked at it in silence, as I had seen people be...

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...d drinking of cool liquids, later in the day; shoe blacks were busy on the bridges; shops were open; carts and waggons clattered to and fro; the narro... ...ft hand side of the street, preliminary to a sweeping turn into the wooden archway on the right; rumble, rumble, rumble; clatter, clatter, clatter; cr... ... with a dirty scrap of red ribbon hanging at his button hole, as if he had tied it there to remind himself of something; as T om Noddy, in the farce, ... ...he bank; made a charm ing picture. There were ferries out of number, too; bridges; the famous Pont d’Esprit, with I don’t know how many arches; towns... ...number, too; bridges; the famous Pont d’Esprit, with I don’t know how many arches; towns where memorable wines are made; Vallence, where Napoleon stud... ... harle quin. When you have got through these narrow lanes, you come to an archway, imperfectly stopped up by a rusty old gate— my gate. The rusty old... ...tly stopping and getting up and down to look after a portmanteau which was tied on behind, that I should have felt almost obliged to any one who would... ...n the boat that it seemed ready to fall down and crush us: one of the many bridges that perplexed the Dream: blotted them out, instantly. On we went, ... ...s and baskets full of these confetti, together with such heaps of flowers, tied up in little nosegays, that some carriages were not only brimful of fl...

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...the Norman nobility re- sided, and which had become the universal style of architec- ture throughout England. Rotherwood was not, however, without def... ...on of projecting angles, by which they might be flanked in case of need by archers or slingers. Before this entrance the Templar wound his horn loudly... ...t thee another dog, and should the keeper dare to touch it, I will mar his archery; the curse of a coward on my head, if I strike not off the forefing... ... The stem of a young fir-tree lopped of its branches, with a piece of wood tied across near the top, was planted upright by the door, as a rude emblem... ...been born south of yonder salt channel. Was it not he of St Ives whom they tied to an oak- tree, and compelled to sing a mass while they were rifling ... ...ike,” said De Bracy, with appar- ent carelessness; “for he whose hands are tied should have his tongue at freedom. —But thy glibness of reply, comrade... ...axons should have realized your Grace’s vision, of converting feudal draw- bridges into gibbets; and yonder bold-spirited Cedric seemeth one to whom s...

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...t by a woman, or for a woman; no man would have had such dainty ideas; the architect no doubt had his cue. Passing through the little wood placed ther... ...th sides and along its whole length by weep- ing willows. This canal, thus arched, produces a delightful effect. Gliding through it, seated on a thwar... ...in these days than in those of Henri IV., Louis XIV., and Louis XVI., mon- archs who have all left the stamp of their reigns upon Les Aigues. What pal... ...imes: “Die or retake the village; it is a question of saving the army; the bridges are destroyed.” The Author. Now, I must tell you that the Comtesse ... ...us editor of the “Journal des Debats” knew by heart the Chinese kiosk, the bridges, the isles, the hermitage, the dairy, the ruined temple, the Babylo... ...fence, was a withered bunch of three pine branches and some old oak-leaves tied together with a rag. Above the door of the house a roving artist had p... ... the relations of those estimable functionaries with T onsard and his wife tied a bandage over their eyes. The cows, held by long ropes, obeyed a mere... ... by Mouche with his mouth full and carrying the otter, hanging by a string tied to its yellow paws, webbed like those of a palmiped. He cast upon his ... ...ble one, essentially seignorial, convenient for enforcing tolls across the bridges and for protecting his rights of profit on all grains ground in the...

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...itted her maidens to stray into the regions appropriated to the yeomen and archers, and others of the meine, where they certainly had no business. It ... ...ing driven home, their bells tinkling. There was an outer court, within an arched gate kept by a stout porter, and thus far came the whirlicote and th... ...aid, “but Sister Avice will soon heal her.” At the deeply ornamented round archway of the inner gate to the cloistered court stood the Lady Abbess, at... ...the Earl on the way to London. He 77 Charlotte M. Young will see the knot tied beyond loosing at once.” T o dress herself was all poor Grisell could ... ...atted locks and asked if it were not the enemy’s ty- ing. I told him ’twas tied by the enemy indeed, the deadly sin of sloth, and that a stout Dutchma... ...THE CIT CHAPTER XXII—THE CIT CHAPTER XXII—THE CIT CHAPTER XXII—THE CITY OF BRIDGES Y OF BRIDGES Y OF BRIDGES Y OF BRIDGES Y OF BRIDGES So for long hou... ...heirs, and on they went under, one after another, the numerous high-peaked bridges to which Bruges owes its name, while tall sharp-gabled houses, wall... ...several streets in a barge, watching the motley crowds thronging banks and bridges—a far more brilliant crowd than in these later centuries, since bot... ...fering, with- out naming me.” She produced her exquisite fabric, which was tied with rib- bons of blue and silver in an outer case, worked with the Wh...

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... hand both bolt and bar, opened the gate, which ad- mitted them through an archway into a square court, sur- rounded by buildings. Opposite to the arc... ...win- dows of her apartment. While his stately form vanished under the dark archway which led out of the quadrangle, Varney muttered, “There goes fine ... ...m.” He turned his horse, struck him with the spurs, and rode off under the archway in pursuit of his lord. “Would thy occupation were ended, or thy ne... ...en I should think of other matters. Stay, how goes it? ‘Cressid was yours, tied with the bonds of heaven ; These bonds of heaven are slipt, dissolved,... ...eaven are slipt, dissolved, and loosed, And with another knot five fingers tied, The fragments of her faith are bound to Diomed.’ You smile, my Lord o... ...allads, almanacs, and penny histories, fairly wrapped up in parchment, and tied round for security with a piece of whipcord, remains still the envy of... ...lde twiste, about iij parts of it fringed with silk and goulde, lyned with bridges [That is, Bruges.] sattin, in length ij yards, and ij bredths of sa... ...n bredthe iiij yards and quarter A long carpett of blew clothe, lyned with bridges sattin, fringed with blew silck and goulde, in length vj yards lack... ...ulde, silver, and silck, in a case of leather, lyned with greene sattin of bridges. (Another of purple velvet. A desk of red leather.) 474 Kenilwort...

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...age, reminded him of the crows’ and sparrows’ nests built in the walls and arches of the old churches, destroyed by the Huguenots. Again, he was appre... ...e people there have no recourse to other founda- tions than the vaults and arches of the old houses, upon which, as on slabs of rock, they raise their... ...IX IX IX To the Jurats of Bordeaux.—[Published from the original among the archives of the town of Bordeaux, M. Gustave Bru- net in the Bulletin du Bi... ...e to give lessons in it. I love to follow them, but not to be so servilely tied to their observation that my whole life should be enslaved to ceremoni... ...large and ample Caesar is to make us understand his inventions of building bridges and contriving engines of war,—[De Bello Gall., iv. 17.]—and how su... ...easant ligatures—[Les nouements d’aiguillettes, as they were called, knots tied by some one, at a wedding, on a strip of leather, cotton, or silk, and... ...here, that it might the better remain firm, it was sewed to a ribbon to be tied under the chin; a foppery cousin-german to this of which I am speaking...

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...her before, enormous wheels. The churches I saw were of the florid periwig architecture— I mean of that pompous cauliflower kind of ornament which was... ...solute; and I have always fancied that the bloated artificial forms of the architecture partake of the social disorganisation of the 13 Thackeray tim... ...of genuine business—that appear- ance of comfort which the cleverest Court-architect never knows how to give. The carriages (the canvas one with four ... ...rame in an open porch, with an old duenna spinning by her side, and a goat tied up to the railings of the little court-garden; there was the nymph who... ...in Hollar’s print London river is so studded over with wherry-boats, which bridges and steamers have since destroyed. Here the caique is still in full... ...monks dwell in it, the ghostly hotel-keepers of the place. The horses were tied up and fed in the courtyard, into which we rode; above were the living...