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Deirdre and Conchubar, and Angus and Maeve and Dectora and all the shadowy figures in them scarcely become embodied.
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Maeonides nullas ipse reliquit opes-- Sponte sua carmen numeros veniebat ad aptos, Et quod conabar scribere, versus erat.
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He traversed the fertile fields of Concabar, where the dust from the threshing-floors filled the air with a golden mist, half hiding the huge temple of Astarte with its four hundred pillars.
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In order the more completely to debar the states from meddling with such matters, they are expressly prohibited from entering into agreements with each other or with a foreign power; they cannot engage in war, save in case of actual invasion or such imminent danger as admits of no delay; without consent of Congress they cannot keep a military or naval force in time of peace, or impose custom-house duties.
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Isak is sitting down, holding the crowbar between his knees, and resting on it like a staff.
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Canton crossbar!
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As she came out of the door, he dropped his hand, threw back his head, and again sent out an agonizing cry--"Bar-ba-ra!
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The prince himself then told a tale which embodied his own history; the eyes of the king were opened, and the queen was condemned to death.--Sandabar's Parables (French version).
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2:20 The children of Gibbar, ninety and five.
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Caillot, Nicolas, and Picques, Captain de la Vigne Buisson and his son and officers, M. Sinfray (secretary to the Council), the officers De Kalli and Launay, the Company's servants Matel, Le Conte Dompierre, Boissemont and Renault de St. Germain, the private inhabitant Renault de la Fuye, and the two supercargoes of Indiamen Delabar and Chambon.
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derrumbar, to fall with a crash.
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A shackle and links hang from the end of the drawbar for attachment to ordinary wagons.
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And, I bethink me, by St. Stephen, But e'en this morn to me was given A prize, the first fruits of the war, Ta'en by a galley from Dunbar, A bevy of the maids of Heaven.
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At once from a little distance, outside the window apparently, she heard the same wild cry ringing in her ears--"Bar-ba-ra!"
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In 1471, according to Marmol, Juan de Santareu and Pedro de Escobar, discovered the Oro de la Mina, or the Gold coast; and advancing still farther, under the guidance of two experienced pilots, Martin Fernandez and Alvaro Esteves, they discovered Cabo Catalina, or Cape St Catherine, in lat.
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Among the company were found St. Senanus of Limerick, St. Declan of Ardmore, St. Canice of Kilkenny, St. Finbar of Cork, St. Michan of Dublin, St. Brandon of Kerry, St. Fachnan of Ross, and others of that holy brotherhood; a vacant place, which completed the four-and-twentieth, was left for St. Colman, who, as every body knows, is of Cloyne; and he, having taken his seat, addressed the president, to inform him that he had brought the man.
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The Pundits who were in the habit of attending him, when I saw them at a public durbar, a few days after that melancholy event, could neither restrain their tears for his loss, nor find terms to express their admiration at the wonderful progress which he had made in the sciences which they professed."
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estribar; OHG.
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Foo/foobar A sort of online algebraic place holder, for example: "If you want to know when another site is run by a for- profit company, look for an address in the form of foo@foobar.com."
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Errat adhuc vitreus per prata virentia rivus, Quo toties lavi membra tenella puer; Hic delusa rudi frustrabar brachia motu, Dum docuit, blanda voce, natare pater.
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For this and other crimes he was condemned to go into banishment for three years; and knowing that a man named Gunbiorn had previously discovered certain banks to the west of Iceland, named from him Gunbiorn's Schieran, or Gunbar banks, and likewise a country of considerable extent still farther to the westwards, he determined on making a voyage of discovery to that country.
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He was slightly heavy, so that his hands dimpled at the knuckle, and above the soft collar, joined beneath the scarf with a goldbar pin, his chin threatened but did not repeat itself.
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This figure is that of Izdubar, or Gisdubar, the great central character of Assyrian poetry and sculpture, the theme of minstrels, the typical hero of his land, the favored of the gods.
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Joseph Ernest Goodbar (A); 28Oct63; R324299.
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grabar, to engrave.
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Now from Thule (Iceland) came Mar the Red, born and bred in the district called Midfirth; Grombar the Aged, Gram Brundeluk (Bryndalk?)
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When it was made known to a certain holy man, scil.:--Ailbe of Emly Iubar, chief bishop of Munster, that his last days had come, he said to his disciples: "Beloved brethren, I wish, before I die, to visit my very dear fellow worker, scil.:--Declan."
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so carefully, gazing at it with hungry eyes, but touching it only to carry it to his case, where he hung it on the shining handlebar of the new wheel and locked it among his treasures.
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To the saints moreover are ascribed lives of incredible duration--to Mochta, Ibar, Seachnal, and Brendan, for instance, three hundred years each; St. Mochaemog is credited with a life of four hundred and thirteen years, and so on!
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So that, as clear as is the summer's sun, King Pepin's title, and Hugh Capet's claim, King Lewis his satisfaction, all appear To hold in right and tide of the female; So do the kings of France unto this day, Howbeit they would hold up this Salique law To bar your Highness claiming from the female; And rather choose to hide them in a net Than amply to imbar their crooked tides Usurp'd from you and your progenitors.
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Fingebam honestatem plusquam virginis vestalis, intuebar oculis uxoris, addebam gestus, &c. 5089.
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An Arab-Syrian gentleman and warrior in the period of the crusades; memoirs of Usamah ibn-Munqidh (Kitab al-I'tibar) translated from the original manuscript by Philip K. Hitti.
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There dwelt at Basra one Ebn Wahab, of the tribe of Koreish, descended from Hebar, the son of Al Asud, who quitted Basra when it was sacked, and came to Siraff, where he saw a ship preparing to sail for China.
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dietas alias, et veni ad quoddam magnum flumen, et intraui ciuitatem vnam, quae transuersum illius fluminis habet pontem maximum, et hospitabar in domo vnius hospitarij, qui volens mihi complacere, dixit mihi: si velis videre piscari, veni mecum; et duxit me super pontem, et vidi in brachijs suis mergos ligatos super perticas, ad quorum gulam vbi ille ligauit vnum filum, ne illi capientes pisces, comederent eos: Postea in brachio vno posuit 3.
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Footnote 1: The above elegy is an Assyrian fragment remarkably similar to one of the psalms of the Jewish bible, and I believe it belongs to the Irdubar epic (W.A. I. IV.
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like a summer fly or sphinx's wings, or a rainbow of all colours, "Quae ad solis radios conversae aureae erant, Adversus nubes ceruleae, quale jabar iridis," fair, foul, and full of variation, though most part irksome and bad.
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Our Izdubar our sons preserves To all our fathers day and night, And Erech's ruler well deserves Our highest praise, whose matchless might Delights the gods!
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I had to come up a couple of times without it, but the third time I got hold of it lying on the rocks, and quick as a flash I loosened the rope from my waist and tied it onto the keybar.
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So when Medea came in presence of Jason first, attended by her nymphs and ladies, as she is described by Apollonius, "Cunctas vero ignis instar sequebatur splendor, Tantum ab aureis fimbriis resplendebat jubar, Accenditque in oculis dulce desiderium."
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Kambar Khan.
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Tum ko khabar hai Baba gae mare!"
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Some went to Kheibar, where they were to suffer later on still more severely at Mahomet's hands; some went to Jericho and the highlands south of Syria, but all vanished from their ancient abiding places as suddenly as if a plague had reduced their land to silence.
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Silent and tall he seemed as an oak on the banks of Lubar, which had its branches blasted of old by the lightning of heaven.
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Two marches took us from Kumbar (elevation 4,420 feet) to Dir (5,650 feet).
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The French have a capital name for the fox, namely, M. L'Escobar, which may be translated the "shuffler," or more freely, "sly boots.
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At the present time, however, the Catholic priests of the Greeks-United, those of Libar and different Oriental communions, all under papal authority, not only may, but must take wives.
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And Ziba said unto the king, Behold, he is in the house of Machir, the son of Ammiel, in Lodebar.
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If I find there is truth in your khubbar of ibex you will be rewarded ... Why don't I take you?
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Of course, I didn't contract lobar pneumonia on purpose," he added with a smile.
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There are slight differences in the text, the chief alteration being in line 3 of the "Description of a Forest Life":-- Bursting the lubbar bonds of sleep that bound him.
