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We traced him from the state hospital for the insane at Napa to the one in Stockton, and from there to the one in the Santa Clara Valley called Agnews, and there the trail ceased.
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Allen.--Knewst thou my reason, that perswades my hart, Thou wouldst not wonder, why I grieve to part: But yet I would suspect my fathers vowe, Did any other make it by your leave.
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EDINBURGH AFTER FLODDEN I. News of battle!--news of battle!
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M. Bronewsky (Charge d'Affaires).
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Some of these include business news (clari.biz); general national and foreign news, politics and the like (clari.news), sports (clari.sports); columns by Mike Royko, Miss Manners, Dave Barry and others (clari.feature); and NewsBytes computer and telecommunications reports (clari.nb).
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There are even a couple of "bulletin" newsgroups for breaking stories: clari.news.bulletin and clari.news.urgent.
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Distributed in Usenet form, Clarinet stories and columns are organized into more than 100 newsgroups (in this case, a truly appropriate name), some of them with an extremely narrow focus, for example, clari.news.gov.taxes.
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There are even a couple of "bulletin" newsgroups for breaking stories: clari.news.bulletin and clari.news.urgent.
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And as though this emotion were not enough, he received the news a few hours later of his captain's wretched condition,--news which obliged him to make the trip to Marseilles immediately.
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But news of the crowning infamy reached him the following day,--news that had put out all thought of his great sin and his bloody secret, news of a thing so monstrous that he was unable to give it credence until it had been confirmed by other comers from the north.
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Every one that could reach it, cut off a piece, and fell a eating:" i.e., to eating.--Newspaper. "
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w. La. The interjection of interrogating, being placed independently, either after a question, or after something which it converts into a question, is usually marked with its own separate eroteme; as, "But this is even so: eh?"--Newspaper. "
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Use gopher to connect to enews.com MarketBase You can try the classified-ads system developed by this company in Santa Barbara, Calif., by gopher to connect to mb.com O'Reilly and Associates Best known for its "Nutshell" books on Unix, O'Reilly runs three Internet services.
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--Set fire to the boatman's hut.--Swim the horses.--They are nearly drowned.--We again lose our way in the jungle.--The towing path, and how boats are towed up the river.--We at last reach the factory.--News of rhinoceros in the morning.--Off we start, but arrive too late.--Death of the rhinoceros.--His dimensions.--Description.--Habits.--Rhinoceros in Nepaul.--The old 'Major Capt=an.
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If you use a Macintosh computer, you might try nngrep mac You'll get something that looks like this: alt.music.machines.of.loving.grace alt.religion.emacs comp.binaries.mac comp.emacs comp.lang.forth.mac comp.os.mach comp.sources.mac comp.sys.mac.announce comp.sys.mac.apps comp.sys.mac.comm comp.sys.mac.databases comp.sys.mac.digest comp.sys.mac.games comp.sys.mac.hardware comp.sys.mac.hypercard comp.sys.mac.misc comp.sys.mac.programmer comp.sys.mac.system comp.sys.mac.wanted gnu.emacs.announce gnu.emacs.bug gnu.emacs.gnews gnu.emacs.gnus gnu.emacs.help gnu.emacs.lisp.manual gnu.emacs.sources gnu.emacs.vm.bug gnu.emacs.vm.info gnu.emacs.vms Note that some of these obviously have something to do with Macintoshes while some obviously do not; nngrep is not a perfect system.
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Hurrah for Jackson!"--Newspaper. "
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If sufferedest, woundedest, and killedest, are words more regular than sufferedst, woundedst, killedst, then are heardest, knewest, slewest, sawest, rannest, metest, swammest, and the like, more regular than heardst, knewst, slewst, sawst, ranst, metst, swamst, satst, saidst, ledst, fledst, toldst, and so forth; but not otherwise.
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* * * * * Notes of a Reader LORD BYRON'S FIRST LOVE.--NEWSTEAD.
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To have the daily digests sent directly to your e-mailbox, send a message to listserv@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu Leave the subject line blank, and as a message, write: subscribe rferl-l Your Name Alternately, look for the bulletins in the Usenet newsgroup misc.news- east-europe.rferl.
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nasanews@space.mit.edu The day's events at NASA.
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And you know how news gets itself all twisted up travelling half a mile.
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--News of Stradling.--Confidences.--End of the History of the real Robinson Crusoe.--Nebuchadnezzar.
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This News- gopher site lets students and teachers connect to Sentinel the newspaper, and provides resources for them derived Online from the newsroom.
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They're not so popular as the other sort, but still, as long as it's bad news--" "Is it the flour that has changed his brains to dough, or the heat of the oven that has made them like dead grass?"
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"But you must have some news----?"
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The Banner that week contained the following bit of news:-- =DASTARDLY ASSAULT IN BROAD DAYLIGHT= =Early last Thursday evening, as Colonel J. Rodney Potts, dean of the Slocum County bar, was enjoying a quiet stroll along our beautiful river bank near Cady's mill, he was set upon by a gang of ruffians and would have been foully dealt with but for his vigorous resistance.
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That thou art banished- O, that's the news!- From hence, from Silvia, and from me thy friend.
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News/ 8.
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THE JUTLAND SCANDAL by Admiral Sir Reginald Bacon Daily News.--"... a concise exposition of the tactics at Jutland and a stinging rebuke to those who accuse of having missed a glorious opportunity through over-caution and lack of fighting spirit."
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But, if you have some bad news"-- "Your son took your quarrel on his hands, eh?"
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But to get them, leave off the semicolon and the 1, and don't capitalize anything, for example: get news.23oct92 Daily summaries of news reports from France (in French) are availble on the National Capital FreeNet in Ottawa, Ont.
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The news summaries are stored in files with this form: NEWS.23OCT92;1.
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A CABLE despatch from Paris to PUNCHINELLO (cost $8.62) announces that the editor of La Verite has been sent to a cold and gloomy dungeon for publishing false news,--a warning to the Sunny CHARLES, our well-beloved neighbor!
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"--Jerry's Story.--Angels.--Arrival at San Diego.--Good News.--A Stock Ranche.--Mrs.
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EDU (Gene Spafford) Newsgroups: news.announce.newusers,news.admin,news.answers Subject: What is Usenet?
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His father had already laid the foundation of the newsagency business which is now of world-wide fame.
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Its sale by newsagents and bookstalls grew steadily.
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From Candle came the news--"All teams have left on return trip except Allan and Darling."
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Here is that long, cursed letter:-- "I thank you for the last news,--all the more as that first letter from Peli was not only conclusive, but also very cruel.
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I heard him say, in a peculiar naive broken English, "it would be yet seven days before I could get ze news,--and--I wait.
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776 Answers to Frequently Asked Questions b Gene Spafford 362 A Primer on How to Work With the Usenet Community c Gene Spafford 387 Emily Postnews Answers Your Questions on Netiquette d Gene Spafford 101 Hints on writing style for Usenet e Gene Spafford 74 Introduction to news.announce f Gene Spafford 367 USENET Software: History and Sources g Gene Spafford 353 What is Usenet?
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news.announce.newsgroups Look here for information about new or proposed newsgroups.
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Among them: news.announce.newusers This group consists of a series of articles that explain various facets of Usenet.
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Look for his "PDIAL" file in the alt.bbs.lists or news.answers newsgroups in Usenet (for information on accessing Usenet, see Chapter 3).
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You was dot Arkoos newsbaper dis evening schen?
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"You should read dose Arkoos newsbapers: den you should know somet'ings alretty, ain'd it?"
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Because--(and I assure you that you are the first of the outside world to hear this news)--because we have decided to extend our patience for one more week.
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Newsbooks" and especially "newsletters" grew in popularity.
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A newsboy went shouting across the square.
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Half a million cost the cemented pile, and under its side arch lay two newsboys or boot-blacks asleep on the step.
