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...nts that do not depend on us, called “an awakening from Above.” These are the holidays, the Shabbat (Saturday, the seventh day of the PA RT O N E :... ...drink a little water, and go to work. Bread and onion was also his supper. On holidays he would add a little herring or something else that would ma... ...odox Jews put on their heads and arms every morning except on Saturday and on holidays). He knew what was going to happen in advance, but I did not,... ...esented with a number of interpre- tations regarding the meaning of the Jewish holidays. Some were easier for us to accept, and some seemed less acce... ...rstanding. In this chapter we briefly explain the significance of some of the holidays from the perspective of the Kabbalah. All the holidays represe... ... into one collective soul, an enormous spiritual structure called “Adam.” The autumn holidays stand for the process of the unification of the soul w...

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...es, disappointments, upheavals and strife, living in the here and now of the autumn of her life and living it in a blaze of vibrant color. May each da... ...a breakfast is shared. Can't be found? In the study perhaps, planning family holidays with military precision, or maybe the garage, clamped under eng... ...any another would think. 39 His love of warmth and heat leads him to exotic holidays and a life in Spain, and though he returns to his birth land of...

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...gal Studies at Libreville; compulsory ICJ jurisdiction not accepted National holidays: Renovation Day, 12 March; Independence Day, 17 August; major Is... ...tion Day, 12 March; Independence Day, 17 August; major Islamic and Christian holidays Branches: power centralized in President, elected by universal s... ...) Suffrage: universal over age 18 Elections: presidential election last held autumn 1986; parliamentary election last held February-March 1985; consti... ...ies Islamic principles of government National holiday: Shi'a Islam religious holidays observed nationwide Branches: Ayatollah ol-Ozma Ruhollah Khomein... ...eview was suspended; has not accepted compulsory ICJ jurisdic- tion National holidays: anniversaries of the 1958 and 1968 revolutions are celebrated 1... ...8 and 1968 revolutions are celebrated 14 July and 17 July; various religious holidays Branches: Ba'th Party of Iraq has been in power since 1968 coup;...

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...an Husen Scholarship (but: the scholarship); courses in Political Economy, Autumn Quarter (but: a quarter), First Term (but: two terms; major, mino... ...ned, 135; how indicated, 135; tslization of, 14. rules for use of, 50-63. Holidays: see Feast-days. Honorary titles, capitalization of, 19. J, do ...

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... now grown up; he only sees them once a year when he goes to the city for holidays where a tradition has been handed down to the grandchildren, who ... ... grass in a fifty hectare paddock.” “And us?” 87 “As leaves on a tree in autumn.” Sensing the angel’s confidence made Snakelex further uneasy, espe...

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...ined other men. She’d heard about Hannah’s behavior a couple of months ago at the Autumn Ball — the black- tie affair at the Roston Arms that kicke... ...k. “Jack, the judge’s got the perfect excuse to continue the trial until after the holidays.” “It’s not up to him.” “I think it might be. Lowell ...

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...hese pages. Those class nu- merals, too, that are so difficult to fix each autumn, and so hard to remember through the }'ear are sadly—or joyfully—at ... ...s as well? When it is con- sidered that all of the provisions in regard to holidays for the past ten years have proceeded in a Tiffany & Co. FUlh Aven... ...H negative direction and have eiTeot- ed the ourtailment and limitation of holidays, is it unreasonable to ask for the appliontion of a cBore liberabl... ...Livingston Morse '09 of New York city, to captain the football team in the autumn of 1908. Morse prepared tor Will- iams at the Morris High sohool. Ne...

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...able appearance, with two figures in it, floated on the Thames, between Southwark bridge which is of iron, and London Bridge which is of stone, as an autumn evening was closing in....

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...thwark bridge which is of iron, and London Bridge which is of stone, as an autumn evening was closing in. The figures in this boat were those of a str... ...em—that don’t you think they overdo it? And are human labourers to have no holidays, because of the bees? And am I never to have change of air, becaus... ... that had brought together, Bradley Headstone and young Charley Hexam that autumn evening. Autumn, because full half a year had come and gone since th... ...Holiday he blowed!’ said Fledgeby, entering. ‘What have you got to do with holidays? Shut the door.’ With his former action the old man obeyed. In the... ...ing forward to lay his hand upon the Lock-keeper’s shoulder. ‘These are my holidays.’ ‘Are they, by George!’ muttered Riderhood, with his eyes on the ... ...sion-wasted face. ‘Y our working days must be stiff ‘uns, if these is your holidays.’ ‘And I have never left him,’ pursued Bradley, waving the interru...

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...Excerpt: CHAPTER 1. Fellow Travelers. In the autumn of the year, Darkness and Night were creeping up to the highest ridges of the Alps. It was vintage time in the valleys on the Swiss side of the Pass of the Great Saint Bernard, and along the banks of the Lake of Geneva...

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... Going! 34. Gone BOOK THE SECOND RICHES CHAPTER 1 Fellow Travellers IN THE AUTUMN OF THE YEAR, Darkness and Night were creep- ing up to the highest ri... ...d state-chamber in a dilapidated palace, would begin it; with its wild red autumnal vine-leaves overhanging the glass, its orange-trees on the cracked... ...ed me on what he could hide from his meals when he was not at home for the holidays and on dry bread in disgrace which at that halcyon period too freq... ... he made the most of it, who could blame him? CHAPTER 34 Gone ON A HEALTHY AUTUMN day, the Marshalsea prisoner, weak but otherwise restored, sat liste... ...therwise restored, sat listening to a voice that read to him. On a healthy autumn day; when the golden fields had been reaped and ploughed again, when... ...l sand on the beach to the little sails on the horizon, drifting away like autumn-tinted leaves that had drifted from the trees. Changeless and barren...

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...es for pies in the spring, and imperfectly ripe black grapes in favourable autumns for the purposes of dessert. The grape- vine played an important pa... ...as not back home again until within an hour of my bedtime. I spent my half holidays at school in order to play cricket and football. This, and a prett... ...enice, the stilled magnificences of the depopulated lagoons, the universal autumn, made me feel altogether in recess from the teeming uproars of reali... ... very like a boy who has returned to school with the first batch after the holidays. The London world reeked with the General Election; it had invaded... ...e now meant to do, and stirring my imagination. She came to London for the autumn session. For a time she stayed with old Lady Colbeck, but she fell o... ...us both. I perceived we must lose them all. I saw life like a tree in late autumn that had once been rich and splendid with friends—and now the last b...

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...tal tenderness, too, for he is, no doubt, back at school by this time; the holidays are over; and Doctor Birch’s young friends have reassembled. Queer... ...t as the milestones flew by, for the wel- come corner where began home and holidays. It is night now: and here is home. Gathered under the quiet roof ... ...The town and the fair landscape sleep under the starlight, wreathed in the autumn mists. Twinkling among the houses a light keeps watch here and there... ... in the bath-room), comes to say he is going away to spend the rest of the holidays with his grandmother — and I brush away the manly tear of regret a... ...), I too cast up a little ac- count of our past Christmas week. When Bob’s holidays are over, and the printer has sent me back this manuscript, I know...

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...h he had first seen the light, in which various members of his family had lived and had died, in which the holidays of his overschooled boyhood had be... ...re it might be said of them perhaps that they had slept the sleep of the just. At present, in the splendid autumn weather— the autumn at least was a p... ... came twice in the twenty-four hours; the moments he liked best were those of gathering dusk, of the short autumn twilight; this was the time of which... ...is he did like, and above all in the upper 20 The Jolly Corner rooms!—the sense of the hard silver of the autumn stars through the window-panes, and ... ...ppropriation; dissolved, he might call it, in the air of the place and producing the golden glow of a late autumn afternoon. He had come back, yes—com...

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...irls as they walked on before them. ‘There are only thirty-six days to the holidays,’ said Phyllis; ‘Ada and I keep a paper in the nursery with the ac... ...mamma being from home so long, the elder boys had no settled place for the holidays; sometimes they stayed with one friend, some- 44 Scenes and Chara... ...d Harry had been talked to and advised to take care; but in the summer and autumn he was well, and did not think about it. He went to Oxford by the co... ...l to his cost, The banished race of kings revered, And lost his land.’ THE HOLIDAYS ARRIVED, and with them the three brothers, for during the first fe... ... heard your voices, and begged to see you, because they never saw you last holidays.’ ‘More’s the pity they should see us now,’ said Maurice. ‘I shall... ...company as he has this summer,’ said Emily. ‘You will have them all in the autumn, to comfort you,’ said Claude, ‘for he hereby announces the marvello... ...d dispirited by hearing that the fever was spread- ing in the village. The autumn was far advanced, the weather was damp and gloomy, and the sisters s... ...benefit her depended on herself; for, as we have seen by the events of the autumn, sorrow and suffering do not necessarily produce good effects, thoug... ...terrible fright lest it should be Mr. Mohun. She got it into her head last autumn, and all I could say would not persuade her out of it. Why, she alwa...

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...asses of four- wheelers. She lost herself in these reminiscences, the moral of which was that poor Mr. Dawling was only one of a million. When therefo... ...bout this dangler; she knew about his people; she had heard of him before. Hadn’t he been a friend of one of her nephews at Oxford? Hadn’t he spent th... ...ulogne, she went for three days with Mrs. Floyd-Taylor to Paris. She there surreptitiously con- sulted the greatest man—even Mrs. Floyd-Taylor doesn’t... ... met her, as I supposed, coming toward me across the down, greeting me from afar with the familiar twinkle of her great vitreous badge; and as it was ...

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...er aunt Alethea, poor little dear! Yes, that makes it all easy, for in the holidays I know the boys are sure of a welcome at the dear old home, or Hal... ...the pony carriage, while the trees of Silverfold looked exquisite in their autumn red, gold, and brown. But the dreariness of the deserted house, with... ...d all the animals, gone round the garden, and made two beautiful posies of autumn flowers, one for her little sister and the other for Kalliope, disco... ...t is a beastly shame not to go to Beechcroft, and be poked up here all the holidays.’ ‘But you can’t when Primrose has got the whooping-cough.’ ‘Bothe... ... at Coalham, or come down to Rockstone with his sister for the rest of the holidays. Valetta must remain there, and it did not seem greatly to distres... ... AUT NIHIL UT NIHIL UT NIHIL UT NIHIL UT NIHIL EXAMINATIONS were the great autumn excitement. Gillian was going up for the higher Cambridge, and Valet... ...hey had serious thoughts of taking her from the school altogether, but the holidays would not long be ended before her parents’ return. ‘I am sorry we... ...sed the water, and finds it in a very bad state, so that your absence this autumn is providential. If you are in haste, telegraph to me, and I will me... ..., I know I ought to have told you how much I was seeing of the Whites last autumn.’ ‘Indeed, I know you wished to do what you could for them.’ 141 Be...

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... slackening my thoughts by choice And settling into gentler happiness. ’Twas autumn, and a clear and placid day, 65 With warmth, as much as needed, fr... ...e mountain slopes Frost, and the breath of frosty wind, had snapped The last autumnal crocus, ’twas my joy 310 With store of springes o’er my shoulder... ...he ground they trod. I could record with no reluctant voice 485 The woods of autumn, and their hazel bowers With milk white clusters hung; the rod and... ... And languidly pursued. When summer came, 55 Our pastime was, on bright half holidays, To sweep along the plain of Windermere With rival oars; and the... ...artered year In penniless poverty. But now to school 85 From the half yearly holidays returned, We came with weightier purses, that sufficed To furnish... ...lf, a dream, 355 A prospect in the mind. ’Twere long to tell What spring and autumn, what the winter snows, And what the summer shade, what day and ni... ...times to come. Thus in submissive idleness, my Friend! The labouring time of autumn, winter, spring, 635 Eight months! rolled pleasingly away; the nin... ...re we ever masters of our wish. And when thereafter to my father’s house The holidays returned me, there to find That golden store of books which I had... ...another Of these memorials:— One Christmas time, On the glad eve of its dear holidays, Feverish, and tired, and restless, I went forth 290 Into the fie...

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...untless treasures; the green country rattling by on either side, and the children in all the villages contemplating him with envy and wonder? It is be... ...d; and she seemed to take a gentle pleasure in recalling all that was fortunate in his little existence. No schoolboy could have talked more of the 3... ...32 Robert Louis Stevenson ‘Y ou sleep alone at school,’ objected his mother. ‘Come, come, you must be a man.’ But he protested that school was a diffe... ... of his freight. We had a shower or two, but light and flying. The air was clean and sweet among all these green fields and green things growing. Ther... ... the town itself. Lighted windows looked gladsome, whiffs of comfortable cookery came abroad upon the air. The town was full of the military re- serve... ...ching a landlady that carried off the india-rubber bags. Talking of La Fere put us talking of the reservists. ‘Reservery,’ said he, ‘seems a pretty me...

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...t he, espe- cially at Beechcroft, where I never saw him or his wife in the holidays except once, when I believe she was not at all liked, and was thou... ...take her about with him because it had not always been pos- sible that his holidays in his school life should be spent at home, and thus the privilege... ... visits to England. Her elder boys had been sure of a welcome there in the holidays, and loved it scarcely less than she did herself; and when looking... ...Dartmoor as they flew past her, the leaves and ferns all golden brown with autumn colouring. She had had little sleep that night; her little legs had ... ...the breakfast-table, further brightened by the fire, pleasant in the early autumn. Eyes, as it seemed to Dolores, eyes without number were levelled on... ...tion,’ said Lady Merrifield. ‘Perhaps not. It might teach her to value the holidays, and learn that blood is thicker than water,’ said Miss Jane. ‘It ... ...as heard of her. Were her letters in- tercepted? And so the winter side of autumn set in. Hal was gone to Oxford, and there had been time for letters ... ...he ‘Evening Star.’ It was suggested by the sound of the guns firing at the autumn manoevres; here’ s the ‘Bereaved Mother’ s Address to her Infant:’ ... ... Constance was in the utmost elation, for ‘On hearing the cannonade of the Autumn Manoeuvres’ was in print, and Miss Hacket was so much delighted that...

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... the North evoked it. “Creator! shall I bloom?” XLIX BESIDES the autumn poets sing, A few prosaic days A little this side of the snow And th... ...th! I am glad they did believe it Whom I have never found Since the mighty autumn afternoon I left them in the ground. XLIII AT least to p... ..., and spools of thread, And trudging feet from school. 210 Playmates, and holidays, and nuts, And visions vast and small. Strange that the feet so pr... ... ticked has stopped, And space stares, all around, Or grisly frosts, first autumn morns, Repeal the beating ground. 216 But most like chaos,—stopless... ...e Crow, Precisely as in March is heard The curtness of the Jay— Be this an Autumn or a Spring? My wisdom loses way, One side of me the nuts are ripe— ... ...ng Book Reluctantly, but sure, perceives— A gain upon the backward leaves. Autumn begins to be inferred By millinery of the cloud, Or deeper color in ...