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Now these two appointments, the laureateship and the collectorship, were by letters-patent, and were, in the usual course, confirmed on the accession of the new Sovereign, though James characteristically cut out the butt of sack.
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COLLIP, JAMES BERTRAM.
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my collop!
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The argument, that they are an inferiour link of the chain of nature, as far as it relates to colour, &c. refuted.--Examination of the divine writings in this particular.--Dissertation on the colour.--Chap.
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Two Coloured:--Deep black, brown (liver) or grey, with golden or tan markings (spots) over the eyes at the side of the jaw and lips, inner rim of ears, the breast, inside and back of legs, the feet, and under the tail for about one-third of its length.
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COLP, RALPH.
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That, perhaps, was why you caught me hauling at His Coltship's ear."
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A panic broke out among the persons who saw the heads of his columns,--camp-followers, vivandieres, long lines of soldiers bearing off wounded men, and others.
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Hush!--here he comes,--keep your eye on him."
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When at the outbreak of the Civil War General Lee was offered by Lincoln the Commandership of the Northern armies and refused it, to become the Commander-in-Chief on the side of the South, he did so because "he believed," as he told Congress after the war, "that the act of Virginia in withdrawing herself from the United States carried him along with it as a citizen of Virginia, and that her laws and acts were binding on him."
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Cavalry Corps: LIEUTENANT-GENERAL WADE HAMPTON, Commanding.(p) MAJ.-GEN.
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The message was brief and abrupt, like a sea-captain's command:--"Ship Trinidad wrecked off Wildcat's Beach,--all hands lost,--no insurance!"
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Mr. Tyler, who succeeded to the Presidency, had Democratic proclivities; this was the gratia cooeperans; and finally we see the gratia perficiens in the appointment of our catechumen to the Chinese Commissionership.
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CHAPTER IV AN ACTIVE GOVERNOR Arrival of Mr. Boone as Governor--He builds ships and improves defences of Bombay--Desperate engagement of Morning Star with Sanganians--Alexander Hamilton--Expedition against Vingorla--Its failure--Hamilton made Commodore--Expedition against Carwar--Landing force defeated--Successful skirmish--Desertion of Goa recruits--Reinforcements--Landing force again defeated--The Rajah makes peace--Hamilton resigns Commodoreship--A noseless company--Angria recommences attacks--Abortive expedition against Gheriah--Downing's account of it--Preparations to attack Kennery.
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Henry Taylor's "Isaac Comnenus"--"Philip van Artevelde"--"The Family Library" and the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge--The progress of "The Family Library"--Milman's "History of the Jews"--Controversy aroused by it--Opinion of the Jews CHAPTER XXVIII MOORE'S "LIFE OF BYRON" Murray purchases the remainder of Byron's Poems--Leigh Hunt's "Recollections"--Moore selected as the biographer of Byron--Collection of Letters and Papers--Lockhart and Scott's opinion of the work--Publication of the first volume of Byron's "Life"--Mrs.
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The ideas of the modern Hellas on the point of slavery are illustrated by the passage in Euripides (Ion, 854; comp.
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improper: --comp.
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It is a life of conscious harmony with this Divine order of the world, a sense, that is to say, of God's companionship.
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It was in Laurella's evident influence that Johnnie put her trust when, one evening, they all sat in Sunday leisure in the front room--most of the girls being gone to church or out strolling with "company"--Pap Himes broached the question of the children going to work in the mill.
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Comparep.
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ved me; and yet can have got so much above the pangs of jealousy, so much above the mortifying reflections that arise from dividing and sharing with new objects the affections of them they prefer to all others, as to wish for, and promote a competitorship in his love, and make their supreme delight consist in reducing others to their level!--For thou canst not imagine, how even Sally Martin rejoiced last night in the thought that the lady's hour was approaching.
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or of self-knowledge being Cored, after all, in our complacencies?--p.
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Up out of a routine that seemed to others that did not know or could not understand him, and who vouchsafed to him much condescending compassion for a bondage which he never felt, and of which in vain they strove to persuade him to complain,--up out of the narrower round in which so faithfully he walked, from time to time he climbed, and came back bathed in a heavenly light, with lips aglow with heavenly fire.
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In America they choose the risk of comradeship; in France the compensation of courtesy.
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de concep.
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It was under their conductorship that about noon we aimed our automobiles for the spot where, in accordance with provisions worked out in advance, but until that moment unknown to us, we were to lunch with another general--Von Zwehl, of the reserves.
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Virtue has had her day; and henceforward, Vertu and Connoisseurship have leave to provide for themselves.
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Paulo pays his compliments to the destined bride of his brother-- And paid them with an air so frank and bright, As to a friend appreciated at sight; That air, in short, which sets you at your ease, Without implying your perplexities, That what with the surprize in every way, The hurry of the time, the appointed day,-- She knew not how to object in her confusion.--p.
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Mr. PINCKNEY--thought the blacks ought to stand on an equality with the whites; but would agree to the ratio settled by Congress.--p.
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Rev. Connop Thirlwall.
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Constantinop.
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con.--p.
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con.--pp.
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Its chief charm, in common with all other Welsh villages, is in its contrasts,--deep lanes with fern and flower-clad banks lead you past picturesque cottages and farms, surrounded with low stone walls, half hidden by brilliantly coloured creepers; bold crags, high above the valley, give place to bright green sheep pastures, they in turn changing to thick woods of oak and ash.
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Also the men first to enter upon office were accustomed to hold the title of the consulship through the entire year as is now done: the rest were accorded the same title by the dwellers in the capital themselves and by the people in the rest of Italy during each period of their office (as is also now the custom), but those in outside nations knew few or none of them and therefore called them lesser consuls.
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I found that the Consul had contrived to make a pretty good treaty with Japan, evidently under the influence of the contrecoup of our proceedings in China.
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Seven years later there was a further grant of a pitcher of wine daily, together with the controllership of the wool and petty wine revenues for the port of London.
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Additional remarks on the two orders that were first mentioned.--The number which they annually contain.--A description of an African battle.--Additional remarks on prisoners of war.--On convicts.--Chap.
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Now in his house every bedchamber is a brothel, and every dining-room a cookshop.
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If you're a computer cop, a hacker, or an electronic civil liberties activist, you are the target audience for this book.
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I looked on this Tour to the Hebrides as a copartnership between Dr. Johnson and me.
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We went over to where he was, and sure enough, away up in the top of a tall birch, sat his coonship, looking quietly down upon the dogs that were baying at the foot of the tree.
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The chicks saw him hang overhead, Where they for their barley had huddled; And all in a flutter they fled, And soon through the coop holes had scuddled.
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SEE Copp, Lillian Grace.
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The Rose," of COWP.;
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Rather to my surprise, I was appointed lecturer, whereupon I dismissed the coronership from my mind, took my present chambers and sat down to wait for anything that might come."
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AMERICAN HOME PRODUCTS CORP.
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He had enlisted as a private only a short time ago but had been shot speedily into his corporalship.
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de causis corrup.
