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These two authors might however have flourished some time longer, had not the controversy been taken up by abler hands.
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Alveolar (Lat.
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The rocks in this part of the country often contain angular fragments of the lower strata; thus the limestone includes fragments of chert and jasper, and the sandstone pieces of limestone, but I could not detect either granite, quartz, or slate.
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They are kept in their proper relative position by strong pulleys formed by the annular ligament.
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She had laughed deprecatingly at the paternal affection, doubtfully at the avuncular, nervously at the cousinly, angrily at the brotherly,--and not at all at the manly.
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Irving Bacheller (A); 25Sep64; R345662.
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But you're a bachelor, you see, Mr. Fenton, and can't be expected to know what shoes and stockings are.
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(3) "Rudeger of Bechelaren", or, as the name reads in the "Thidreksaga", "Rodingeir of Bakalar", is probably not an historical personage, but the hero of a separate legend.
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BASLER, ROY P. The Lincoln legend; a study in changing conceptions.
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In 1595, the 14th year of his age, he became a gentleman commoner in Queen's-College in Oxford, and in 1598, as a 'squire's son, he took the degree of batchelor of arts; he removed from thence to the Middle-Temple, in order to study the municipal law, but did not long remain there.
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There have been diverse worthy physicians, which have tried excellent conclusions in this kind, and many diligent, painful apothecaries, as Gesner, Besler, Gerard, &c., but amongst the rest those famous public gardens of Padua in Italy, Nuremberg in Germany, Leyden in Holland, Montpelier in France, (and ours in Oxford now in fieri, at the cost and charges for the Right Honourable the Lord Danvers Earl of Danby) are much to be commended, wherein all exotic plants almost are to be seen, and liberal allowance yearly made for their better maintenance, that young students may be the sooner informed in the knowledge of them: which as Fuchsius holds, "is most necessary for that exquisite manner of curing," and as great a shame for a physician not to observe them, as for a workman not to know his axe, saw, square, or any other tool which he must of necessity use.
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R122639, 23Dec53, André Beucler (A) BEVERIDGE, ALBERT J. Personal recollections of Abraham Lincoln.
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Speech of Senator Bigler.
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Consequently, gentlemen," and now he spoke very fast, as if fearful of interruption, "you must have, all of you, experienced some of the evils of indigestion, and it is to relieve these that I have prepared my Binocular Barberry Bitters--" A roar of rage here broke forth from every man of us, and a rush was made towards the smiling impostor, but he quickly slipped through the door behind him, and locked it in our faces.
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It was proved that, while the revenue had been doubled, the expenditure had grown in a greater proportion; complaints were made of oppression, waste, embezzlement, and tyranny in the collection of the excise: the inhumanity of selling obnoxious individuals for slaves to the West India planters was severely reprobated; instances of extortion were daily announced to the house by the committee of grievances; an impeachment was ordered against Boteler, accused of oppression in his office of major-general; and another threatened against Thurloe for illegal conduct in his capacity of secretary of state.
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BUCHLER, SAMUEL.
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22:31 As for God, his way is perfect; the word of the LORD is tried: he is a buckler to all them that trust in him.
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HINDU-MAHOMEDAN UNITY Mr. Candler some time ago asked me in an imaginary interview whether if I was sincere in my professions of Hindu-Mahomedan Unity.
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Now victimized cellular companies routinely bring in vast toll-lists of calls to Colombia and Pakistan.
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of Sir George Mackenzie:--"The Chancellor and others waited to examine him; he fell upon his face, roaring, and with tears entreated they would pity a poor creature who had forgot all that was in the Bible.
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To set the trap, dig a hole in the soil to a depth of fifteen inches, (27) circular in shape, with a circumference at the top exactly corresponding to the crown and narrowing towards the bottom.
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The spark for the Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet was ignited in a few informal conversations that included myself and Steve Cisler of Apple Computer, Inc., in June of 1991.
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I have heard of some very merry Fellows, among whom the Frolick was started, and passed by a great Majority, that every Man should immediately draw a Tooth; after which they have gone in a Body and smoaked a Cobler.
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But by two American flags mounted on the windshield, and the explanatory legends "Service Consulaire des Etats-Unis d'Amerique" and "Amerikanischer Consular dienst" painted in staring letters on the hood, we hoped to make it quite clear to Germans and Belgians alike that we were protected by the international game-laws so far as shooting us was concerned.
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The approach of this immense host so terrified the young King that he left Hungary and took refuge in Vienna along with his uncle and counsellor, Czillei.
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Great and good man, fervent preacher, inspiring teacher, wise and sympathetic counselor, generous friend, affectionate father,--farewell, till the morning breaks and we meet in the City of Light. "
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From the whole of what I have mentioned to have passed between my beloved and me, thou wilt gather, that I have not been a mere dangler, a Hickman, in the passed days, though not absolutely active, and a Lovelace.
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SEE Hillyer, V. M. DENGLER, HELEN D. K-D music tests.
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The shields of the Gauls and Spaniards were of the same shape; their swords unequal and dissimilar.
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I can therefore no more pretend to explain the method they employ for statistics, than I can the system adopted by Herr Doebler to mend plates by firing pistols at them.
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Drechsler and I had an interesting argument, and before I left he deluged me with pamphlets and literature for the improvement of my mind and sympathies.
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R85904, 8Nov51, Patricia Elmer Murphy & Carmel Egan O'Reilly (C) EICHLER, LILLIAN SEE Watson, Lillian (Eichler) ELDRIDGE, FRANK REED.
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What is a prison cell to a clever embezzler, if he can have books and a pipe?
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MCKOWN, HARRY C. Extracurricular activities.
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SEE Fansler, Harriott Ely.
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R70835, 29Nov50, Reine Marguerite Christine (C) PHIL, THE FIDDLER, by George Owen Baxter pseud.
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A Fidler, perhaps--let him play in the next Room.
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Rusty Pete of the Lazy A. B. SEE Fogler, Doris.
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It is only by a somewhat artificial process of abstraction that we can formulate a theme for As You Like It, for The Way of the World, or for Hedda Gabler.
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Robert T. Gebler (A); 31Aug61; R281245.
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Now, Gessler, balance thine account with Heaven!
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The long list given in 'Supernatural Religion' Endnote 61:1 of those who maintain the middle date of Clement's Epistle (A.D. 95-100) includes apparently all the English writers, and among a number of Germans the weighty names of Bleek, Ewald, Gieseler, Hilgenfeld, Koestlin, Lipsius, Laurent, Reuss, and Ritschl.
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Well, I came to the Thames-mouth, and lay pretty well in among the Flats and Pan Sands towards eight one evening, not seven miles from Sheppey and the North Kent coast: and I did not see any Nore Light, nor Girdler Light: and all along the coast I had seen no light: but as to that I said not one word to myself, not admitting it, nor letting my heart know what my brain thought, nor my brain know what my heart surmised; but with a daft and mock-mistrustful under-look I would regard the darkling land, holding it a sentient thing that would be playing a prank upon a poor man like me.
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Whether the muscles are massive or sparse, atrophied or hypertrophied, soft or hard, easily fatigable or not, bespeak conditions in the glandular chain.
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The Trifolium subterraneum, subterraneous trefoil, is another plant, which buries its seed, the globular head of the seed penetrating the earth; which, however, in this plant may be only an attempt to conceal its seeds from the ravages of birds; for there is another trefoil, the trifolium globosum, or globular woolly-headed trefoil, which has a curious manner of concealing its seeds; the lower florets only have corols and are fertile; the upper ones wither into a kind of wool, and, forming a bead, completely conceal the fertile calyxes.
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The gobbler got back to land, and led us a fruitless chase into the thicket of saw-palmetto.
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On the other hand, her white complexion showed underneath it a yellowish subcutaneous, granular condition that looked as though made up of particles of bran.
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Fox Bourne Franchi, A. Franck, A. Franck, Sebastian Francke Frantz, K. Eraser, A.C. Frauenstaedt, J. Frederichs, F. Frederick the Great Freedom of the Will, Hobbes's denial of Descartes's unlimited affirmation of denied by Spinoza Locke on denied by Hume in Rousseau Leibnitz on Herder on Kant on Fichte on Schelling on Herbart on Schopenhauer on J-S. Mill on See also Character, the Intelligible; Determinism Frege, G. Freudenthal, J. Fries, A. de Fries, J.F., and Kant an opponent of constructive idealism his system and Herbart Froschammer Fullerton, G.S. Gabler Gale Galileo (Galileo Galilei) his work as a foundation for modern physics his system Galluppi, P. Galton, Francis Garve, C. Gassendi, P. Gauss Gay Geijer, E.G. Geil Genovesi, A. Gentilis, Albericus George, L. George of Trebizond Georgius Scholarius (Gennadius) Gerdil, S. Gerhardt Gerson Gersonides Geulincx, Arnold Gichtel Gierke, O. Gilbert, William Gioberti, V. Gioja, M. Gizycki, G. von Glanvil Glisson, Francis Glogau, G. God, doctrine of, in Nicolas of Cusa in Taurellus in Bruno Campanella's argument for the existence of Weigel's doctrine of Boehme's doctrine of Descartes's arguments for the existence of Spinoza's doctrine of Malebranche's view of Locke's doctrine of Berkeley ascribes ideas of sense-world to Hume's doctrine of Voltaire's doctrine of Holbach's discussion of Leibnitz's doctrine of Reimarus's doctrine of Lessing's doctrine of Herder's doctrine of Jacobi's doctrine of Kant on the arguments for the existence of Fichte's doctrine of Schelling's doctrine of F. Krause's doctrine of Baader's doctrine of Schleiermacher's doctrine of Beneke's doctrine of Herbart's doctrine of Boestrom's doctrine of the doctrine of, in Hegel's School Strauss's doctrine of Feuerbach's doctrine of the doctrine of, in the Theistic School Fechner on the relation of God and the world Lotze's doctrine of Hartmann's doctrine of See also: Cosmological Argument Deism Ontological Argument Religion Teleological Argument Theology Goehring, C. Golther, L. von Goeschel Goethe Gottsched Gracian, B. Grazia, V. de Green, T.H., works by doctrine of Grimm, E. Grimm, F.M., Baron von Groos, K. Grot, N. von Grote, John Grotius, Hugo Grubbe, S. Gruber, H. Gruen, K. Guhrauer Guenther, A. Gutberlet, C. Guthrie, M. Guettler, C. Guyau, J.M. Gwinner, W. Haeckel, E. Haeghen, V. van der Hagemann Hall, G.S. Hallier Hamann, J.G. Hamann, O. Hamberger Hamilton, Sir William Harless, A. von Harmony Leibnitz's pre-established Wolff's development of Leibnitz's, pre-established Harms, F. Harris, W.T. Harrison, Frederic Hartenstein, G. Hartley, David Hartmann, E. von works by system of Harvey Hase, K.A. Hassbach Hau
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HEIDLER, JOSEPH BUNN, ed.
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R71872, 21Dec50, Joyce Oramel Hertzler (A) HISTORY OF WILLIAMSBURG, by William Willis Boddie.
