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Another pedigree was that of Ruby, who is credited with a numerous progeny, as she was by Raytor out of Mr. Stapleton's Cruel by Sailor, a son of Lord Granby's Sailor by Mr. Noel's Victor.
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Rowayton, December 25, 1914.
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On a yellow carpet of calcareous polyps and sponges, groups of leather-like stalks, finger-thick, lift themselves up like stems of vegetable growth; their upper ends thickly covered with polyps (Sarcophyton pulmo Esp.),
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Miss Ann Peareth, Ryton.
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Departing hence, we came to Sidon, by the Turkes called Saytosa, within tenne or twelue miles of the place where Tirus stood, which now being eaten in by the sea, is, as Ezekiel prophesied, a place for the spreading out of a net.
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One day, when Lacy had just begun, as a boy of sixteen or seventeen, to court the dramatic muses, he was cast for the role of Seyton, the old officer who attends on Macbeth, and was, no doubt, charmed with the assignment.
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asked Slayton. "
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Above the crags of Shantytown the flaunting pennant waves, And cheering myriads chant the praise of Muggsy's lusty braves.
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"I knows you a good while, Slayton----" began Mizzou, but was interrupted almost immediately by a third voice, that of Arthur. "
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Twenty dialect monologues, by Peggy Reece, Gracia Stayton and Penelope Dickerson, pseudonyms of Gladys Henderson.
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the great dragon slain by Sir Bevis of Southampton.--Drayton, Polyolbion, ii. (
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He killed his sweetheart's father, got run out of Staceytown, took to stealin' hosses.
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"--H. C. NOTE 3.--"The Lapis Armenus, or Azure,... is produced in the district of Tayton-fu (i.e. Tathung), belonging to Shansi." (
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at 9 a.m., landing at Yonkers,(Nyack, and Tarrytown by ferry-boat), Cozzens, West Point, Cornwall, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Bristol, Catskill, Hudson, and New-Baltimore.
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Indeed, he felt that way about Tawnleytown, as if it were a closed room of the world, a room of long ago, unused now, unimportant, forgotten.
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{162b} Echites symphytocarpa (?).
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Ye say that like's if ye wuz a taytotlerr?"
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For that portion of the county of Washington which lies west of Rock Creek, at Conrad's Tavern, in Tenallytown.
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GREEK: EN TOYTO NIKA (Good Friday, 1860.)
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Grandmother Tippytoe.
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Racey Dawson circled the sheriff's house and tippytoed past the outermost of the six two-room shacks at the rear of the dance hall.
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the thing is done; and all that remains to be done is to dilate (as the Rev. Dionysius O'Blareaway would do at this stage of the process) upon the moral question which has been so cunningly raised, and to inquire, firstly,--how the virtues of meekness and humility could be predicated of Frederick Augustus St. Just, Viscount Scoutbush and Baron Torytown, in the peerage of Ireland; and secondly,--how those virtues were called into special action by his questionably wise attachment to a new actress, to whom he had never spoken a word in his life.
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Dorji Banzaroff, in his dissertation On the Black Religion, i.e. Shamanism, 1846, "is disposed to see in Natigay of M. Polo, the Ytoga of other travellers, i.e. the Mongol Etugen--'earth,' as the object of veneration of the Mongol Shamans.
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A traytor, Deserves no cloth of sorrow: set it downe, And let our other offspring be brought foorth.
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Though you prove traytors, we'll not prove untrue.
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Cunning, cunning, cunning Traytour!
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traitor, S; +traytour+, S; +treitur+, S.--AF.
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And thei ben false and traytoures: and thei lasten noghte that thei behoten.
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And vpon the sercle aboue the hede of the Iuge on y'e ryght side was wreton/ Alle they entre seurly that will liue purely/ And vpon the sercle of the Iuge on the lifte side was wreton/ The vntrewe man ought to doubte/ to doo thynge that he be put to prison fore/ and on the sercle aboue thempour was wreton/ I make them live in misery/ that I see lyue dismesurably/ And therfore hit apperteyneth to a Iuge to shewe to the peple for to drede and doubte to doo eyull/ And hit apperteyneth to the gardes and officers to doubte the Iuges and to do trewly their seruyces and offices And hit apperteyneth to a prynce to menace the traytours and the malefactours of right greuous paynes.
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Thy tunes my Amphitrite joyes to have, When they will dance upon the rising wave, And court me as the sails, my Trytons play Musick to lead a storm, I'le lead the way.
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TSYTOVITCH, NATALIE, tr.
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On taking leave of Mr. de Treytorrens' family I walked to the banks of the lake Neufchatel, having a stout fellow with me to carry my sac-de nuit.
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I left Payerne on the fifth of July and walked to the campagne of M. de Treytorreus, situated on the banks of the lake Morat.
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S; +talde+, S2; +ytold+, C2, S2; +i-told+, S; +told+, S2.--AS.
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The twin pagodas of Zayton.
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But she might not always hide from Aipytos the seed of the god within her; and he in his heart struggling with bitter strain against a grief too great for speech betook him to Pytho that he might ask of the oracle concerning the intolerable woe.
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"NOTE 2 NOTE 1.--Hayton also calls Bokhara a city of Persia, and I see Vambery says that, up till the conquest by Chinghiz, Bokhara, Samarkand, Balkh, etc.,
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In 1736 Cook's father was appointed to the position of hind or bailiff by Mr. Skottowe, and removed with his family to Airy Holme Farm, near Ayton.
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Dame Rethoryke moder of eloquence Moost elegaunt moost pure and gloryous With lust delyte, blysse, honour and reverence Within her parlour fresshe and precyous Was set a quene, whose speche delycyous Her audytours gan to all Joye converte Eche worde of her myght ravysshe every herte.
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Footnote 20: Translators: W. E. Aytoun and Theodore Martin.
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Sir J. Power, of Kilfane, was responsible for one line, Mr. Baker, of Ballytobin, for another, and Mr. Mahoney, of Dromore, for the remaining strain.
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R88617, 11Jan52, Soney & Sage Co. (PWH) EDDY, BRAYTON, joint author Personality of insects.
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He likewise, at my request, sang a Russian romance, which he accompanied on the piano-forte: his voice was a very plaintive, but weak barytone.
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B.--Second part, or Mental Barytone,--my running accompaniment.
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LILIAN BENTLEY, MISS MARY TOMLINSON, BEAYTON LEWIS, CHAS.
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Hastening on their way, they crossed the plain of Berytos (Beyrout), overlooked by the eternal snows of Lebanon, along the narrow strip of land whence the great Phoenician cities had sent their seamen and their colonists, with all the wealth of the East, to the shores of the Adriatic and the gates of the Mediterranean.
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SEE Pollock, Enid Blyton.
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The old Livingston Manor was located near the village, and a little farther down is Barrytown, where the wealthy Astors have a palatial summer resort.
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R101900, 31Oct52, Neil Boyton (A) BRADBURY, FRANK C. Twelve radio favorites for banjo.
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covetous, MD; +coueytous+, S2; +couetous+, S2.--OF.
