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...nd this for me, struck home to show my Titus Andronicus Act II, scene iii 23 strength. [Also stabs BASSIANUS, who dies .] LAVINIA: Ay, come, Semi... ...more with rain, That shall distil from these two ancient urns, Than youthful April shall with all his showers: In summer’s drought I’ll drop upon thee...

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...ANDARUS: I’ll be sworn ’tis true; he will weep you, an ‘twere a man born in April. CRESSIDA: And I’ll spring up in his tears, an ‘twere a nettle aga... ...not hear? [Beating him] Feel, then. Troilus and Cressida Act II, scene i 23 THERSITES: The plague of Greece upon thee, thou mongrel beef witted ...

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...man, and discreet in his dissipations and pleasures; rarely was in anger, 23 Droll Stories – Vol. 1 unless someone blasphemed God before him, the whi... ...e begotten in 32 Balzac February were chilly; in March, too turbulent; in April, were worth nothing at all; and that handsome boys were conceived in ... ... Farewells as if they had both foreseen that their love must finish in its April. And on the morrow, more to save his dear lady than to save himself, ... ...l fresh and clean and pretty, like the first frost, green and tender as an April bud; in fact, she re- sembled all that is prettiest in the world. She...

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...esolved that he would live and die with them. Accordingly, in the month of April, 1630, he left his pleasant abode and all his comforts in England, an... ...Grecian his tory. But to return to our chair. In 1644 it was highly hon 23 Hawthorne ored; for Governor Endicott sat in it when he gave audience to... ...t let us go back to our chair. It was occupied by Governor Bradstreet from April, 1689, until May, 1692. Sir William Phips then arrived in Boston with... ...collected there. They set out on their march on the evening of the 18th of April, 1775. The next morning the general sent Lord’ Percy with nine hundre...

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...hief first caught, then convicted, and last of all punished, will appear. 23 Robert Louis Stevenson During the early ‘eighties, the Germans looked up... ...istricts in three hundred dollars for expenses, and orders all to be in by April 20th, which if it is not, “not one thing will be done,” he proclaimed... ...tention of the German firm, first in the time of Steinberger, and again in April and May, 1888, with Brandeis, was to seize and handle the whole opera...

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...ut parallel, and not the labour of a master baker in his kneading trough. 23 Droll Stories – Vol. 2 The poor captain was strongly piqued at his langu... ...or and engraver than any of them; and it astonished many to see one in the April of his life so clever. Indeed, there had scarcely sprouted upon his v...

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...e Cinq-Cygne, barricaded the doors, and stood guard at the windows, after 23 Balzac closing the wooden blinds, with the five men-servants and the Abb... ... law courts and assize-rooms was that of the Criminal court of T royes. In April, 1806, neither the four judges nor the president (or chief-justice) w...

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...ere mockery as ap- plied to me: my pupils had no more notion of obedience 23 Anne Brontë than a wild, unbroken colt. The habitual fear of their fathe... ...walk. CHAPTER XVI—THE SUBSTITUTION NEXT SUNDAY was one of the gloomiest of April days—a day of thick, dark clouds, and heavy showers. None of the Murr...

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...se of Saxony, of Erasmus, of Vittoria Colonna, or of Cardinal Giustiniani. April 9, 1836. 9 Yo n g e CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER I CHAPTER ... ...dy into the castle; it would be well if Freiherr Eberhard’s bride brought 23 Yo n g e half as much. Still he had a certain pride in it—he was, after ...

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...itled to the support or regard, when in old age or distress, of those who 23 Sir Walter Scott have partaken of the amusements of those places which t... ...isits to Scotland. His Lordship died in 1603, and was buried on the 5th of April, on the very day the King left Edinburgh for England. His Majesty, we...

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... “Look here, daddy,” she said, in a tone of great reasonableness, “I must 23 H. G . Wells go to that dance, you know.” Her father’s irony deepened. “... ...nd queens it a rose, deep rose; But the lady I love is like sunshine in April weather, She gleams and gladdens, she warms—and goes.’ “Crude, I ad...

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... bit of work—and talk perhaps about national rule, just for a pas- time.” 23 D. H. Lawrence “They have to earn their living?” said Sisson. “Yes,” sai... ...way through the cabbage-leaves? And then, one cold grey afternoon in early April, a man in a black overcoat and a bowler hat, walking uncertainly. Lil... ... smile. The two men were sitting before the fire at the end of a cold, wet April day: Aaron convalescent, somewhat chastened in appearance. “ Ay,” he ...

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... me T ressilian.” “Tressilian?” answered mine host of the Bear. “A worthy 23 Sir Walter Scott name, and, as I think, of Cornish lineage; for what say... ...ieve in many things that predict the future. I believe, if showers fall in April, that we shall have flowers in May; that if the sun shines, grain wil... ...cunning and skill of the artificer.”—Parsons ’ Leicester’s Commonwealth, p.23. It is unnecessary to state the numerous reasons why the Earl is stated ...

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... to look at me and said, “Come here, my dear!” He shook hands with me and 23 Bleak House – Dickens asked me to take off my bonnet, looking at me all ... ...,’ and him and me and the fire goes home to Clerkenwell together. That was April Fool Day. I was able to count up to ten; and when April Fool Day come... ...nd again, I says to myself, ‘Now, old chap, you’re one and a eight in it.’ April Fool Day after that, I says, ‘Now, old chap, you’re two and a eight i...

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...on WHY WE ARE AT WAR By Woodrow Wilson Messages to the Congress January to April, 1917 by W oodrow Wilson, President of the United States, with the Pr... ..., President of the United States, with the President’s proclamation of war April 6, 1917 and his message to the American people April 15, 1917. Harper... ...- sages to the Congress read by President Wilson in January, February, and April, 1917. They should be read together, for only in this way is it possi... ...d in these consecutive chapters of history. While the great war message of April 2d is obviously the most momentous, its full significance is not made... ...lso in connection with the President’s procla- mation of a state of war on April 6th and his message to the American people of April 15th. While the a... ...ad seemed to be the object of the German submarine warfare earlier in the 23 Woodrow Wilson war, but since April of last year the Imperial Government...

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...city of New Orleans, and the destruction of rebel gunboats, rams, etc., in April 1862. For their services and gallantry on those occasions I cordially... ...ity to de- clare martial law. This was accordingly done on the 25th day of April, 1862. Slavery and martial law in a free country are altogether incom... ...up and sup- porting, as I understand, the forces now pursuing Banks, also 23 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Six that another force of 10,000 i... ...ntgomery, in Alabama on the 18th day of February, 1861. On the 12th day of April, 1861, the insurgents committed the flagrant act of civil war by the ... ...sers, the heads of all the departments, to meet on Sunday, the 20th day of April, 1861, at the office of the Navy Department, and then and there, with... ... A. LINCOLN. TREA TY WITH MEXICO MESSAGE TO THE SENA TE. W ASHINGTON, June 23, 1862. TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES: On the 7th day of December, 1... ...ject. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. VETO OF A CURRENCY BILL MESSAGE TO THE SENATE, JUNE 23, 1862. TO THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES: The bill which has passed the... ...ELMAN: 15,000 for duty. GENERAL KEYES: About 12,500. GENERAL PORTER: About 23,000—fully 20,000 fit for duty. GENERAL FRANKLIN: About 15,000. THE PRESI... ...er one thing. Y ou remember telling me, the day after the Baltimore mob in April, 1861, that it would crush all Union feeling in Maryland for me to at...

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... between both: O heavenly mingle! Be st thou sad or merry, Act I, scene v 23 The violence of either thee becomes, So does it no man else. Met st th... ... well. Act III, scene ii 58 OCTAVIA: My noble brother! MARK ANTONY: The April s in her eyes: it is love s spring, And these the showers to bring ...

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...fe in En gland, in consequence of his having claimed the Charles Dickens 23 crown of Wessex (for he thought his rival might take him prisoner and pu... ..., and ended the King’s reign. He died of the gout, on the twenty second of April, one thousand five hundred and nine, and in the fifty third year of h... ... called; to which the King unwillingly consented. So, on the thirteenth of April, one thousand six hundred and forty, that then strange sight, a Parli... ...sly that he might thus save himself. At last, on the twenty seventh day of April, one thousand six hundred and forty six, the King found himself in th... ...342 Balfour 368 Ballard 334 Bannockburn 180 Beauclerc 64 Beortric 22, 23 Bertrand de Gourdon 124 Bishop Juxon 385 Bishop of Armagh 419 Bishop ... ...ine of Braganza 404 Catherine Parr 299 Catus 14 Cecil 344 Charlemagne 23 Charles le Bel 183 Charles Lucas 382 Charles the Ninth 331 Charles th... ...Richard de Clare 107 Edburga 22 Edgar 60 Edgarr 35 Edgitha 38 Edmund 23, 31, 43, 62, 163 Edmund de le Pole 278 Edmund Dudley 279 Edred 32 Edr... ...ard the Confessor 51 Edward the Outlaw 53 Edwin 21 Edwy 32 Egbert 22, 23 Eleanor 90, 146 Eleanor de Montfort 159 Elfrida 36 Elgiva 34 Elizabe...

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... do it peaceably. What are the uses of decisions of courts? They have two 23 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Three uses. As rules of property t... ...own sentiments? A Convention of his party in this State met on the 21st of April at Springfield, and passed a set of resolutions which they proclaim t...

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...g knuckles of which glittered a score of rings—remembering old times when 23 Thackeray that trembling hand made him tremble. “Marchioness,” says he, ... ...went to England after Bonn, and our army fell back into Holland, where, in April 1704, his Grace again found the troops, embarking from Harwich and la...