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...The love that develops between Luke Rowan and Rachel Ray is not universally welcomed. Mrs. Tappitt- a rich, influential, and bad woman - wishes him to marry one of her own daughters, while Rachel's mother and older sister are not sure he is worthy of her. After many adve...

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...n, the Squire of the Manor and the local Minister. Mary Webb wrote this book in 1917 and it is set in rural Shropshire of the late 1800s. (Summary by Rachel Lintern)...

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...Rachel Minchin stands in the dock, accused of murdering the dissolute husband she was preparing to leave. The trial is sensational, and public opinion vehemently and almost universally against her. When the jury astonishes an...

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... about that, “A voice is heard in Ramah, lamentation, and bitter weeping, Rachel is weeping for her children, she refuses to be comforted for her ch... ...is gone” means because the holy King went up and is not inside her. 346) “Rachel is weeping for her children.” It should have said that Divinity is ... ...children.” It should have said that Divinity is weeping for her children. Rachel is the assembly of Israel, Divinity, Jacob’s wife, the wife of ZA, ... ...ivinity, Jacob’s wife, the wife of ZA, as it is written, “And Jacob loved Rachel.” It is also written, “but Rachel was barren,” and also, “Who makes...

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...nuine enduring joy are available to all believers - even you. Deep and lasting peace, beyond all Earthly circumstances, is possible. (Introduction by Rachel Craig)...

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...Rachel Louise Fleckring works for the elderly Mrs Maldon, and although with the woman for only a short time, she is taken into the heart of the family. She falls in love with one of Mrs Maldon's descendents, but along the way...

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...Excerpt: ?IT IS VERY KIND in the dear mother.? ?But--what, Rachel? Don?t you like it! She so enjoyed choosing it for you.? ?Oh yes, it is a perfect thing in its way. Don?t say a word to her; but if you are consulted for my next birthday present, Grace, couldn?t you suggest that one d...

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...t emprise Thy spirit high to prove.”—C. M. N. “Che mi sedea con l’antica Rachele.”—Dante. “IT IS VERY KIND in the dear mother.” “But—what, Rachel? D... ..., couldn’t you suggest that one does cease to be a girl.” “Only try it on, Rachel dear, she will be pleased to see you in it.” “Oh yes, I will bedizen... ...this is the very day I had fixed for hauling down the flag of youth.” “Oh, Rachel.” “Ah, ha! If Rachel be an old maid, what is Grace? Come, my dear, r... ...on her sister’s head the wreath of white roses. “Treacherous child!” cried Rachel, putting up her hands and tossing her head, but her sister held her ... ...omewhat alarmed, being perhaps in some dread of immunities, and aware that Rachel’s silence would in any one else have been talkativeness. “Ah, mother... ...lowed, and the mother looked critically at the position of the wreath, and Rachel for the first time turned to the glass and met a set of features of ... ...to see you in another white muslin.” “I have done with white muslin,” said Rachel, rousing from her reverie. “It is an affectation of girlish simplici... ...It is an affectation of girlish simplicity not be- coming at our age.” “Oh Rachel!” thought Grace in despair; but to her great relief in at that momen... ...oachman, and butler, and the mother began to read prayers. Breakfast over, Rachel gathered up her various gifts, and betook herself to a room on the g...

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...The story concerns a young woman called Rachel Verinder who inherits a large Indian diamond, the Moonstone, on her eighteenth birthday. The book is widely regarded as the precursor of the modern mystery and suspense novels. T. S. Eliot called it 'the first, the lon...

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...xplains the reason that Reuben was born to Leah, while he was thinking of Rachel during the act. The law is that if he thinks of another, the child ... ... “replaceable.” And the Holy Zohar explains that since he was thinking of Rachel and he thought that it really was Rachel, and replaceable means th... ... that it really was Rachel, and replaceable means that his thought was of Rachel and of the act, he knew that it was Leah. However, here his thought... ...nd of the act, he knew that it was Leah. However, here his thought was of Rachel and of the act, he thought that it really was Rachel. 222 Shamati ... ...he degrees are opposite from one another. Jacob, however, was thinking of Rachel, meaning of the Kedusha in the discernment of Rachel. And of the ac... ...in the discernment of Rachel. And of the act, too, he thought that it was Rachel. Hence, both the thought was of the Kedusha in Rachel and the act i... ...ht was of the Kedusha in Rachel and the act intended to be the degree of Rachel. Therefore, there is no discernment of Leah here, to be considered ... ..., the son of Leah, the hidden world. And Saul was of Benjamin, the son of Rachel, the revealed world, and hence opposite from David. For this reason... ...hoice. But when he achieves the revealed Hassadim from the discernment of Rachel, then the discernment of Leah, which is covered Hassadim, is called...

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...badiah Petachia – Petahyah Pinchas – Pinchas Pisgania – Pesagniyah Rahel – Rachel Rivka – Rebecca Rut – Ruth Sandalphon – Sandalphon Shet – Seth Shimo... ...Dalet in the word Echad below, in VAK, in the six aspects of Nukva de ZA (Rachel), who 3 9 6 THE ZOHAR stands from Chazeh de ZA ... ...0,000 souls of Israel, called “the inhabitants of Nukva,” are included in Rachel. After ZA unites in the Light of AV I, and the concealment of Tvuna ... ...ed in the legs of Partzuf Leah, which are included in the Rosh of Partzuf Rachel. ZA has two Nukvaot (plural for Nukva): Leah (above his Chazeh) and... ...achel. ZA has two Nukvaot (plural for Nukva): Leah (above his Chazeh) and Rachel (below his Chazeh). Leah’s legs end at the Chazeh de ZA and touch R... ...located at the end of the legs of Partzuf Leah, this affects only Partzuf Rachel, as each spiritual property acts only from the place of its manifes... ...the concealment in the lower love and fear manifests only in the place in Rachel where the force of strictness and judgment is manifested. Prior to ... ...lace that is unfit for living. Now, however, after the descent of Partzuf Rachel into VA K, below Chazeh de ZA, the dry land became fertile, suitable...

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...the rules that govern it. At that time, he was romantically involved with Rachel, the daughter of Kalba Savua, one of the wealthiest and most respec... ...her’s will. According to the Talmud (a commentary on the Mishnah), it was Rachel who encouraged Rabbi Akiva to leave his home and go study Kabbalah ...

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...d the eleven stars made obeisance to me.” Where, besides representing Jacob and Rachel by the sun and the moon, the eleven patriarchs, Joseph’s breth...

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... The quality of the place is the importance of the degree in that place. Rachel Nukva de ZA, from his Chazeh down. RADLA Ten Sefirot of Rosh de Atik...

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...he first novel by Virginia Woolf, published in 1915 by Duckworth; and published in the U.S. in 1920 by Doran. One of Woolf's wittiest social satires. Rachel Vinrace embarks for South America on her father's ship and is launched on a course of self-discovery in a kind of modern mythical voyage. The mismatched jumble of passengers provide Woolf with an opportunity to satiriz...

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... come crowding in—but it is folly to give way to such weakness, I know. If Rachel is satisfied with such a life, why should not I?—In- deed, I cannot ... ...trance. I could only observe the picture during the few brief seconds that Rachel held the door for 49 Anne Brontë our admittance. I do not think Mrs... ...l knock- ing at the door, with the prospect of being gravely ushered in by Rachel, to the presence of a surprised, uncordial mistress, that so greatly... ...I pulled the bell. ‘There now, Helen!’ I said, as the approaching steps of Rachel were heard in answer to the summons. There was nothing for 84 The T... ...ell Hall it but to turn round and desire the maid to light the fire. I owe Rachel a grudge to this day for the look she cast upon me ere she departed ... ...be- gan talking about indifferent matters in order to gain time. Meanwhile Rachel came in to kindle the fire, which was soon effected by thrusting a r... ...ning air: they will do me good—if anything will.’ Here, then, were she and Rachel coming to take a walk in the garden. I wished myself safe back over ... ...figures come forth into the moonlight: Mrs. Graham followed by another—not Rachel, but a young man, slender and rather tall. O heavens, how my temples... ...recollections and glorious dreams—all darkened now by one disastrous truth Rachel admitted me into the parlour, and went to call her mistress, for she...

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...el- tree, to look at a blackbird’s nest.’ ‘I gave her leave,’ said Emily. ‘Rachel had ordered her not to climb; and she was crying because she could n... ...is sum,’ said Jane; ‘seven scrapes in one week! I really am of opinion, as Rachel says when she is angry, that 27 Yo n g e school is the best place f... ...said Reginald, kicking off his shoes, ‘just step up and bring my shippers, Rachel will give them to you.’ Away went Phyllis, well pleased to be her br... ...d, ‘will not the Baron let Viper come to the house?’ ‘Worse,’ said Emily, ‘Rachel is going away.’ ‘Rachel?’ cried Claude, starting up from the sofa. ‘... ...rting up from the sofa. ‘Rachel?’ said Maurice, without raising his eyes. ‘Rachel! Rachel! botheration!’ roared Reginald, with a won- drous caper. ‘Ye... ...hel! Rachel! botheration!’ roared Reginald, with a won- drous caper. ‘Yes, Rachel,’ said Emily; ‘Rachel, who makes so much of you, for no reason that ... ...u will never find any one to mend your jackets, and dress your wounds like Rachel,’ said Lily, ‘and make a baby of you instead of a great schoolboy. W... ... of you, Redgie?’ ‘What will become of any of us?’ said Claude; ‘I thought Rachel was the mainspring of the house.’ ‘Have you quarrelled with her, Emi... ...not think you would ever guess, but Lily, after being in 49 Yo n g e what Rachel calls quite a way, has persuaded every one to let us have Esther Bat...

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... the scientific 153 H G Wells director of the institution. Beside him was Rachel Borken, the chief organiser. ‘Y ou are tired?’ she asked, and old Ka... ...ave you got here now?’ he asked. ‘Just three hundred and ninety-two,’ said Rachel Borken. ‘And the patients and attendants and so on?’ ‘T wo thousand ... ... my work in order,’ he said. ‘You have been working hard up to now?’ asked Rachel Borken. ‘Yes. And now I have nothing more to do—and it seems strange... ...h his wish, people came to talk to him, and he could forget himself again. Rachel Borken sat for a long time with him and talked chiefly of women in t... ...gun by addressing Karenin, but presently he was including Edith Haydon and Rachel Borken in his appeal. Rachel listened silently; Edith watched Kareni... ... for knowledge and the great adventure of power.’ ‘But incidentally,’ said Rachel Borken; ‘incidentally you have half of humanity, you have womankind,... ... door,’ said Karenin, ‘is not the goal of the journey.’ ‘But women!’ cried Rachel. ‘Here we are! What is our fu- ture—as women? Is it only that we hav... ...it, but I want to reduce it and overcome it.’ ‘ And—we remain women,’ said Rachel Borken. ‘Need you 169 H G Wells remain thinking of yourselves as wo... ... ‘But we go about our work,’ said Edith Haydon. ‘So does it matter?’ asked Rachel. ‘If you go about your work and if the men go about their work then ...

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...George Foreman, Andrew Grove, Quincy Jones, Wilma Mankiller, Paul Newman, George Soros, and Naomi Wolf Volume III: Jane Pauley, Michael Bloomberg, Rachel Carson, Walt Disney, Ted Geisel (Dr. Seuss), Billy Graham, Steve Jobs, Michael Jordan, Barack Obama, and Paul Volcker...