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...and preserved the inedible parts as trophies. These lurid deeds inspired a slew of books and films, most notably The Silence of the Lambs with Hann... ...rt to their erstwhile status as civil torts. Others should be wiped off the statute books altogether. Hundreds of thousands should be pardoned and a... ...e Brain). It can be preserved and shipped across time and space in capsules called books or or artwork. These are containers of triggers of physica... ...many, or Italy and Austria, or Britain and France? Ridiculous? Revisit your history books. Read more about Europe after communism - click HERE to d... .... Read essays about the future of the Internet - click HERE. 4. The period between 1789 (the French Revolution) and 1989 (the demise of Communism) ... .... In human societies, memory used to be preserved by the old. Until very recently, books were a rare and very expensive commodity virtually unavail...

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...e stateliness of Paris is due to these three aspects of the same problem. The brilliant display of shops as rich as the salons of the noblesse before 1789; the splendors of cafes which eclipse, and easily eclipse, the Versailles of our day; the shop-window illusions, new every morning, nightly destroyed; the grace and elegance of the young men that come in contact with fai...

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...t Wormeley Dedication To Constance-Victoire. Here, madame, is one of those books which come into the mind, whence no one knows, giving pleasure to the... ...rtain M. Metivier, jr., wholesale dealer in pa- per; that on the left to a bookseller named Barbet. The of- fices of each were above the warerooms; th... ...okseller named Barbet. The of- fices of each were above the warerooms; the bookseller occu- pying the first storey, and the paper-dealer the second st... ...ular dealer, and Barbet, much more of a money lender and discounter than a bookseller, kept these vast warerooms for the purpose of stor- ing,—one, hi... ...s stacks of paper, bought of needy manufactur- ers, the other, editions of books given as security for loans. The shark of bookselling and the pike of... ...s discussion, such remarks as the following:— “How could the Revolution of 1789 have been avoided? The loans of Louis XIV . prepared the way for it. L... ...religion. A singular thing happened to our family during the Revolution of 1789, which attached us more closely than ever to our holy mother the Churc... ...rmer drum-major in the French Guards, had been for the two years preceding 1789 in the service of the Church as beadle of Saint-Sulpice. The Revolutio...

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...ound, then, and leave us to wander! Wand’ring to love is a heavenly dance. 1789.* Self-Deceit. My neighbour’s curtain, well I see, Is moving to and fi... ...ad than he. What I feel within my breast That in truth’s the thing for me! 1789. Different Emotions on the Same Spot. THE MAIDEN. I’VE seen him before... ... nets the birds captured!— Long life to the hunter! Long live his delight! 1789. 46 Goethe Who’ll Buy Gods of Love? OF all the beauteous wares Expose... ...rish’d. Ah! who’ll e’er the days restore Of that time so fondly cherish’d. 1789.* 61 Goethe After-Sensations. WHEN the vine again is blowing, Then th... ...ea; Thou art invoked by all my lays; Oh, come then, loved one, back to me! 1789.* By the River. FLOW on, ye lays so loved, so fair, On to Oblivion’s o... ...4 and 1819, and first given to the world in the latter year. Of the twelve books into which they are divided, that of Suleika will probably be conside... ...ran a creation, then, be? Of that, I know nought! Yet that the book of all books it must be, I believe, as a Mussulman ought. That from Eternity wine,...

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