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..., and now, She trips to milk the sand red cow; Where, for some sturdy foot ball swain, Joan strokes a syllabub or twain. The fields and gardens were b... ...e, where we shall find a cleanly room, lavender in the windows, and twenty ballads stuck about the wall. There my hostess, which I may tell you is bot... ...t: we’ll rejoice with my brother Peter and his friend, tell tales, or sing ballads, or make a catch, or find some harmless sport to content us, and pa... ...a new made hay cock, for it. And my Maudlin shall sing you one of her best ballads; for she and I both love all anglers, they be such honest, civil, q... ...k them in your hands, your hands being very clean; and then make it into a ball, or two, or three, as you like best, for your use: but you must work o... ... work them together with your hands, before the fire; then make these into balls, and they will keep all the year. And if you fish for a Carp with gen... ... you the good old song of the “Hunting in Chevy Chace, “or some other good ballad, for she hath store of them: Maudlin, my honest Maudlin, hath a nota...

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...rishing lumber of superstitions, folk lore dialect, and orally transmitted ballads, and the daughter, with her trained National teachings and Standard... ...Morning Hymn. That innate love of melody, which she had inherited from her ballad singing mother, gave the simplest music a power over her which could... ... they could not refrain from mischievously throwing in a few verses of the ballad about the maid who went to the merry green wood and came back a chan... ...her thankfulness, and her hopes, rose higher and higher. She tried several ballads, but found them inadequate; till, recollecting the psalter that her... ...nuance. When they had gone through fourteen or fifteen verses of a cheerful ballad about a murderer who was afraid to go to bed in the dark because he ... ...his face for’n, let me only catch him!” Well, she hunted about everywhere, ballyragging Jack by side and by seam, Jack lying 110 Phase the Third — Th... ...n Crick, Mrs. Crick, and two of the milkmaids. Tess sprang like an elastic ball from his side to her feet, while her face flushed and her eyes shone in... ...re came into Phase the Fourth — The Consequence 171 her head her mother’s ballad of the mystic robe — That never would become that wife That had once... ...x cellence of Tess’s limbs and features. ‘If you were only to appear in a ball room!’ he said. ‘But no — no, dearest; I think I love you best in the ...

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...ting curled up in a corner of the great arm-chair, half talking to herself and half asleep, the kitten had been having a grand game of romps with the ball of worsted Alice had been trying to wind up, and had been rolling it up and down till it had all come undone again; and there it was, spread over the hearth-rug, all knots and tangles, with the kitten running after its o...

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...elf and half asleep, the kitten had been having a grand game of romps with the ball of worsted Alice had been trying to wind up, and had been rolling ... ...rm chair, taking the kitten and the worsted with her, and began winding up the ball again. But she didn’t get on very fast, as she was talking all the... ...s of the winding, and now and then putting out one paw and gently touching the ball, as if it would be glad to help, if it might. ‘Do you know what to... ...en’s neck, just to see how it would look: this led to a scramble, in which the ball rolled down upon the floor, and yards and yards of it got unwound a... ...— whenever the wind blows — oh, that’s very pretty!’ cried Alice, dropping the ball of worsted to clap her hands. ‘And I do so wish it was true! I’m s... ...ing, long ago, A sitting on a gate. ’ As the Knight sang the last words of the ballad, he gathered up the reins, and turned his horse’s head along the... ...he feast’s ready, we’ve time for a nap: When the feast’s over, we’ll go to the ball — Red Queen, and White Queen, and Alice, and all! 98 Through the ...

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... we should find that the ?men who don?t like it? have the preponderance. It is pretty much the same, I think, with all amusements. How many men go to balls, to races, to the theatre, how many women to concerts and races, simply because it is the thing to do? They have perhaps, a vague idea that they may ultimately find some joy in the pastime; but, though they do the thing...

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... is pretty much the same, I think, with all amusements. How many men go to balls, to races, to the theatre, how many women to concerts and races, simp... ...opportunities for flirting are much better and much more commodious in the ball-room, in the drawing-room, or in the park, than they are in the huntin...

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...’s elder sisters called the poles, or the ends of the axis. The huge round balls went very easily with a slight touch, and there was something very ch... ...her companion, and presently came to what might have been an enormous snow-ball, but there was a hole in it. Yes, it was hollow; and as her companion ... ... dainty, delicate tea-cups and saucers. Into one of these she put a little ball, about as big as an oak-apple, of tea- leaves; a maid dressed like her...

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...ical Ballads With Other Poems, 1800, Vol. I. By William Wordsworth LYRICAL BALLADS, WITH OTHER POEMS IN TWO VOLUMES. Quam nihil ad genium, Papiniane... ...OL. I. OL. I. A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication Lyrical Ballads with other poems, Volume One by William Wordsworth is a publicati... ...ocument or for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Lyrical Ballads with other poems, Volume One by William Wordsworth , the Pennsylva... ...xofFirstLines.....................................98 5 Wordsworth Lyrical Ballads, With Other Poems, 1800, Vol. I. By William Wordsworth LYRICAL BALL... ... of people who would never have heard of it, had it not been narrated as a Ballad, and in a more impressive 18 LyricalBallads I metre than is usual i... ...llad, and in a more impressive 18 LyricalBallads I metre than is usual in Ballads. Having thus adverted to a few of the reasons why I have written in... ...aidens most poetical Who lose the deep’ning twilights of the spring In ball rooms and hot theatres, they still Full of meek sympathy must heave ... ...heart as dry as dust. I clos’d my lids and kept them close, Till the balls like pulses beat; For the sky and the sea, and the sea and the sky ...

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...good stowin’ all the same, an’ there’ s a right an’ a wrong way o’ stowin’ ballast even. If you’ d ever seen four hundred ton o’ iron set into the –” ... ...what he says; attind to me, Innocince. 41 Rudyard Kipling Tom Platt, this bally-hoo’ s not the Ohio, an’ you’re mix- ing the bhoy bad.” “He’ll be rui... ...Dreadnought’ s her name. Y oumay talk o’ your fliers-Swallowtail and Black Ball- But the Dreadnought’ s the packet that can beat them all. “Now the Dr... ...rned French then sence last trip?” said Disko. “I don’t want no more stone-ballast hove at us ‘long 0’ your callin’ Miquelon boats ‘footy cochins,’ sa... ...latt stowed and stowed, and planked the mass down with big stones from the ballast, and there was always “jest another day’ s work.” Disko did not tel... ...Tom Platt. “Oh, if it had bin even the Fish C’mmission boat instid of this bally-hoo o’ blazes. If we only hed some decency an’ order an’ side- boys w... ...how the noble game was played. Men said that four out of ev- ery five fish-balls served at New England’s Sunday breakfast came from Gloucester, and ov...

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... a bone hand with the semblance of a ring on its little finger and a black ball in its grasp. With all these personal advantages (to which may be The ... ...nd list for a soldier, and run my head on purpose against the first cannon ball I saw coming my way.’ ‘Oh, Kit, don’t talk like that.’ ‘I would, indee... ...d dishes, were Barbara’s little work box with a sliding lid to shut in the balls of cotton, and Barbara’s prayer book, and Barbara’s hymn book, and B... ...em a motley collection of The Old Curiosity Shop – Dickens 190 peg tops, balls, kites, fishing lines, marbles, half eaten apples, and other confisca... ...r the love of Sophy Cheggs.’ With this extemporary adaptation of a popular ballad The Old Curiosity Shop – Dickens 387 to the distressing circumstan... ...ics of song, but to a subject not often set to music or generally known in ballads; the words being these:— ’The worthy magistrate, after remarking th... ... word, but, returning for the aquatic jacket, rolled it into a tight round ball: looking steadily at Brass meanwhile as if he had some intention of bo... ...ip with his friend the notary, on which occasion there was a dinner, and a ball, and great extent of dissipa tion. Unto this ball there happened to b...

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..., faded perhaps by age, but whose pupils, contrasting with the pearl-white balls on which they floated, cast at times mag- netic glances of anger or e...

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...e of the hearth held the most enlightened opinions on the franchise or the ballot. The question of professions, in as far as they regard mar- riage, w... ... thieves’ kitchen in the East End, to go down in a diving dress or up in a balloon, we must be about it while we are still young. It will not do to de... ...ch has lately been made familiar to us all, and that in one of the noblest ballads in the English language. I had written my tame prose abstract, I sh... ...bility or a flush of righteous commonsense. The man who wished to make the ballads of his country, coveted a small matter compared to what Richard Gre... ...activity it calls forth can be justified on no rational theory. Even foot- ball, although it admirably simulates the tug and the ebb and flow of battl... ... least one little boy who was mightily exercised about the presence of the ball, and had to spirit himself up, whenever he came to play, with an elabo... ...om the rock; the tune of moving feet in the lamplit city, or on the smooth ballroom floor; the hooves of many horses, beating the wide pastures in ala...

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...serves him right if you have,” said Henrietta while the curtain rose for the ballet. 250 Portrait of a Lady Isabel saw no more of her attributive vic... ...ver, had no drawbacks for her; she liked even the tiresome parts—the heat of ball rooms, the dulness of dinners, the crush at the door, the awkward wa... ...de Isabel feel old; it seemed so long since she had been in a flutter about a ball. Pansy, who was greatly admired, was never in want of partners, and ... ...im carry out his idea; she wished to be satisfied. She wandered away from the ball room with him, though she knew her husband desired she should not lo... ...tendant, however; that would make it right for Osmond. On her way out of the ball room she came upon Edward Rosier, who was standing in a doorway, wit... ...e was satisfied. She was so well satisfied that when, in passing back into the ball room, she found Edward Rosier still planted in the doorway, she stop... ...I know nothing about him,” Isabel said. “I saw him last Friday at the German ball. He told me then that he meant to write to you.” “He has never writt...

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...ad suddenly might have thought an exceptionally savage game of Rugby foot- ball was in progress. And there was no shouting after Kemp’s cry—only a sou...

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...h of England. She was an extreme lover of gaiety, and very rarely missed a ball or any other public assembly; where she had frequent opportu- nities o... ... filled with dreams of the equipage and fine clothes she had seen, and the balls, operas, and ridottos, which had been the subject of their conversati... ...eized several places to their own use, such as courts, assemblies, operas, balls, &c., the people of no fashion, besides one royal place, called his M... ... in life of boys whom in their tender years we perceive, instead of taw or balls, or other childish playthings, to chuse, at their leisure hours, to e... ...within sight, and perceived her struggling with a man, than, like a cannon-ball, or like lightning, or anything that is swifter, if anything be, he ra...

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... began, “since you used to call me ‘butter-fingers’ for always missing the ball. That’s a long time to give an account of, and yet they have been, for... ...ttle Captain Cook in roundabouts, for climbing the garden fence to get the ball when I had let it fly over. I climbed no fences then or since. You rem...

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...pparently unwilling to risk separation. Aaron’s large fist punched his shoulder. ‘Good to see ya, Rob. Come and tank up before Marcia gets you by the balls.’ Robert was slightly shocked, but Marcia laughed and trailed them to the bar where Robert swapped his half-dozen cans for an opened stubby. Marcia dragged him to the middle of the room. Deafened, irritated by smoke an...

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...ll game which was a "moral"' victory, the too-well-known sophomore basket- ball defeat, aiid "the-never-beforo- wituessed" cane stratagem were given a... ...statement that the student-body of Williams attacked the Dartmouth basket- ball "team" is generally admitted by eye-witnesses to be false. The "consta... ...on the baseball team for two years, and forward on the 1907 varsity basket ball t&m. Age. 21 years; height, 6 ft.,Sins.; weiglit, 152 pounds. C. M. Wa... ...Call", Tan Call", Dry Calf, Coltskins, and Tan Leather A full Line of Bast-ball, Gymnasium auJ Outing Sh'ies NEYLAND & QUINN Spring Street Waterman& M... ...ful Efficiency The action taken by the New England Interoollegiate Basket- ball league during the Easter vacation gives rise to a pecu- liar situation... ...possible owing to slippery patches of ground and to the lieaTiiiess of the ball. Work be- gan with the regular fielding and batting practice, Coach La... ...TS AS MINSTRELS Interdass Baseball Schedule The following interclass base- ball schedule has been arranged for this spring. The games will be played o... ...ice that it is adopted here. In the present highly developed game of foot- ball, "head work'' is more than ever the sine qua non of a suc- cessful tea... ...unt- ing, there was some running up and down the field, and passing of the ball. There was no line-up, the purpose being merely to hard- en the men an...

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... bears to this day. My adventures in the county of Stafford, whence I escaped with the daughter of my host on a pillion behind me, still fill the tale... ...s all.” “No, no,” said D’Artagnan, warmly; “we must preserve order in all things.” “That is likewise my opinion; but with you, M. d’Artagnan—” “And if... ...my could not march from one river to the other, particu- larly when it was well commanded. He knew, besides, that as fast as the soldiers of Monk pene... ...airs we have just descended, and watch that nobody comes to disturb us.” The fisherman made a sign of obedience. “Leave your torch,” said Monk; “it wo... ...him from Monk, and came into the vault. “Y ou see,” said Monk, “that gentleman yonder?” “Y es, general.” “And you see these two casks?” “Perfectly.” “... ...essity, appeared un- worthy of him. 203 Dumas CHAPTER 27 The Next Day IT WA S SEVEN O’CLOCK in the morning, the first rays of day lightened the pools... ...that I should reveal my secrets to you, and still less his.” “But these casks, what do they contain?” “Have you not put that question to your soldiers... ...a Fere?” D’Artagnan took advantage of this to go and ask Grimaud how he was. Monk requested Athos to conduct him to the chamber he lived in. This cham... ... have amassed one or two cartloads of ingots of gold. They cast bouquets enough upon him to smother him; and yet, if he had presented himself to them ...

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...at Inuit fashion, over the other boys, when they came out at night to play ball in the moonlight, or to sing the Child’s Song to the Aurora Borealis. ... ...n at the end of the fourth march Kotuko, whose eyes were burning like fire-balls in his head, told her that his tornaq was follow- ing them across the...

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...picked the spot to camp overnight to enjoy the solitude of the outdoors and the night-time canopy of stars. But when Ruthie's brother Drew kicked the ball into the laurel patch on that sunny day, it was Ruthie's turn to go get it. Luke walked off of the trail and parted the thick laurel with both of his hands as the patch engulfed him. With only twenty minutes of light le...

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...kly, I felt Tom’s arms slide around my stomach. He smelled of soap, cologne, and sweat. I drove back into the neighborhood, and suddenly, a toy ball rolled into the road. I grabbed the brakes hard, feeling Tom lurch forward, against my back, hard, and I mean that literally. As a small child wandered into the street to pick up the ball, and I waved at the parents on...

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...out at clubs and in private society; and goes every night in the season to balls and parties, where you see the most beautiful women possible. He is w... ...erve themselves for an anchovy toast with the claret; who talk together in ball-room doors, where Fred whispers Charley—pointing to a dear little part...

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... her hor- rible to see. Imagine a respectable charwoman in the tights of a ballet-dancer rolling drunk along the streets, and you will come to some fa... ...“I shall be glad to get back to the Club. Save me a dance at the Christmas Ball, won’t you?” “It’s a far cry from here to the Lawrence Hall,” said Jim... ...listen to a band again, or sit under a roof. I can’t believe I ever wore a ball- frock in my life.” “One minute,” said Mrs. Jim, who was thinking. “If... ...untry. It was a glorious return, and when the bachelors gave the Christmas Ball, William was, unofficially, you might say, the chief and honoured gues... ...ng like this: “Oh, the Empire State must learn to wait, And the Cannon-ball go hang! When the West-bound’s ditched, and the tool-car’s hitched, ... ... together, and you must play with your heads. Whatever happens, follow the ball. Who goes out first?” Kittiwynk, Shiraz, Polaris, and a short high lit... ...cnamara and Hughes on Corks and Kittiwynk were forwards. The tough, bamboo ball was set in the middle of the ground, one hundred and fifty yards from ... ...nd then Hughes made some sort of quick wrist-stroke that just dribbled the ball a few yards. Kittiwynk knew that stroke of old, and fol- lowed as a ca... ...he Archangels were tearing down on her just as she was within reach of the ball. Hughes leaned forward with a loose rein, and cut it away to the left ...

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... Captain Kirby to his table; and Countess Fanny (she had the name from the ballad ‘I am the star of Prince and Czar, My light is shed o... ...tion was extraordinarily roused by the elopement, and there were songs and ballads out of num- ber), Countess Fanny despatched her husband to Captain ... ...er husband fell altogether to drinking and coaching, and other things. The ballad makes her say: ‘My family my gaolers be, My husband i... ...te of her bravery, that poor woman suffered! We used to learn by heart the ballads and songs upon fa- mous events in those old days when poetry was wo... ...ding that she was watched and guarded, left the Marchioness of Arpington’s ball-room and was escorted downstairs by her brother Lord Levellier, sworn ... ...wery,’ because of a remark he once made to his flag-cap- tain, when cannon-balls were coming thick on them in a hard- fought action. ‘Hot work, sir,’ ... ...ied the admiral, as his cocked-hat was knocked off by the wind of a cannon-ball. He lost both legs before the war was over, and said merrily, ‘Stumps ... ... likeness; and soft to a breath of air as gossamer down, the body became a ball, a cock, a little lizard, nothingness. The bluest bright day of the ye... ...ith prickles. ‘Where have you been?’ he said, blinking to refresh his eye- balls. ‘I missed you, I ran round and round the town after you.’ ‘I have be...

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...d her chance, for Sir John Ormerod brought matters to a crisis at the next ball; and though she thought, as she said, “she had settled him,” he follow... ...hat the gentlemen said of her. Her name stood as lady patroness to all the balls and fancy fairs, and archery, that Shinglebay produced; and there was... ... Fulk was so indignant that he wanted to drive to Shinglebay and fetch Mr. Ball, but Lea thanked him and half smiled at his superstition of thinking t... ...ed her every time she saw Lord Trevorsham in Lady Hester’s sight. That old ballad, “The wee grovelling doo,” would come into her head, and she had fel... ...ot press the chilblains at all, and after having spent all the day in snow-balling and building forts, Trevor declared himself far from lame, and reso...

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... and sus- pense. At length, while groping about, with my head close to the ballast, near the opening of the box, and outside of it, I perceived a fain... ...ion to stowage. The great point is to allow no possibility of the cargo or ballast shifting position even in the most violent rollings of the vessel. ... ...dered in heavy gales at sea may be attributed to a shifting of cargo or of ballast. When a partial cargo of any kind is taken on board, the whole, aft... ...her broke completely over her, and hurled her full upon her beam-ends. The ballast now shifted in a mass to leeward (the stowage had been knocking abo... ... save us from capsizing. Presently, however, we partially righted; but the ballast still retaining its place to larboard, we lay so much along that it... ...s. She was a long, low, and rakish- looking topsail schooner, with a black ball in her foretopsail, and had, apparently, a full crew. W e now became a... ...d with grape and canister, and the swivels loaded with canisters of musket-balls. She lay, with her an- chor apeak, about a mile from the shore, and n... ...heir sta- tions about her, hammering with large stones, axes, and can- non balls at the bolts and other iron and copper work. On the beach, and in can... ...ed. To say nothing of the stuffs placed on board in the forenoon by way of ballast, and not to mention the various ales and liqueurs shipped this even...

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...ally by wealthy admirers of feminine charms revealed by the costume of the ballet. Gaudissart and Company, who, be it said, made their for- tune, hit ... ...ld adapt or even compose a little music upon occasion, was a necessity for ballets and pantomimes; but the last management had so long been bankrupt, ... ...es, lest they should see the offences that needs must come when a corps de ballet is blended with actors and actresses, one of the most trying combina... ...ned in consideration and kindly treatment. It was after the success of the ballet with which a run of success began for the Gaudissart Company that th... ...usband’s position, of the estate of Marville, and her invitations to court balls, was keenly susceptible on this point; and what was worse, the remark... ...h a pen. Not 35 Balzac a trace of effort here! And, turn it over, look!—a ball in a drawing-room. Summer and Winter! And what ornaments! and how well... ...est, most commonplace fashion, in Strasbourg brasseries, in the company of ballet-girls of the Strasbourg theatres, and little Alsaciennes who had not... ...g. The old tempter may awake again. Of our two heads, his carries the less ballast. His dress, and the opera-glass and the rest of it make me anxious.... ... drug business; but, unluckily, the druggist, smitten with the charms of a ballet-dancer of the Ambigu-Comique, found himself at length in the bankrup...

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...aph in the papers, put between notes on a festivity and on the smiles of a ballet-dancer; he heard the francs counted down by the prefect of police to... ...t in the hands of some lady of the land, drank in the musical notes of her ballad, and in the twilight by the gothic arch above the hearth he told his... ... lizations now and again, like a comet across the sky,” said a disciple of Ballanche. “Why try to fathom the designs of Providence?” said Cana- lis, m... ...e. “Why try to fathom the designs of Providence?” said Cana- lis, maker of ballads. “Come, now,” said the man who set up for a critic, “there is nothi... ...your coat; your neighbor is growing pale,” said Bixiou. “Kant? Yet another ball flung out for fools to sport with, sir! Materialism and spiritualism a... ...e a treat beforehand, he would take me to Les Boufoons, or to a concert or ball, where I hoped to find a mistress … . A mistress! that meant independe... ... the heart as the branding- iron enters the convict’s shoulder. I was at a ball at the house of the Duc de Navarreins, my father’s cousin. But to make... ...ubdued with its dead gold hues. It had all the vague sentiment of a German ballad; it was a retreat fit for some romance of 1827, perfumed by the exot... ...play, gaining and losing enormous sums, but only at friends’ houses and in ballrooms; never in gaming- houses, for which I still retained the holy hor...

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... cleared flat places hidden away in the forests that are called elephants’ ball-rooms, but even these are only found by accident, and no man has ever ... ...ounder train! Gun Bullocks Those heroes in their harnesses avoid a cannon-ball, And what they know of powder upsets them one and all; Then we come ...

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...hich these usages rest. Costly entertainments, such as the potlatch or the ball, are peculiarly adapted to serve this end. The competitor with whom th... ...whom one’s everyday life is unknown; in such places as churches, theaters, ballrooms, hotels, parks, shops, and the like. In order to impress these tr...

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...an impatient voice. “Nice day for a ride Dude.” Simon enthuses looking up at the sky which is a deep blue. White cumulus clouds looking like giant balls of cotton wool drift on a high wind far above. “Yeah, lucky for this time of year it being only April.” replies Stef with enthusiasm warming to the favourite subject of the British; discussing the weather! “The fo...

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...gure that had been rolled into a fetal position squirmed into an even tighter ball, and dug his head deeper under the pillow. "Michael...Michael B... ...attempted such a feat, he slipped from the corner with disastrous results. His balls hurt for a week. He concluded that Radcliff must have a special ... ...yes forward. "You know, you're a real chicken-shit. You didn't even have the balls to come to me. You had to send Artemis, who is now the laughing ... ...e bartender for a beer. Brand reached under the bar and grabbed the student's balls and squeezed them into a vice. The young man's eyes rolled back a... ... don't need a lesson in Catechism," he said, rising to leave. "Sit down, Don Ballato, or you may not leave here alive," Gallucci stated calmly. Ba... ...and Tartelli have just been assassinated, along with their soldiers.” "How?" Ballato asked not believing a word. "Their heads were blown off." "... ...eads were blown off." "When?" "About fifteen minutes ago." "Impossible! "Ballato screamed. Immediately, the entire group of Capos began scrambl... ...ease sit down!" Antonio pleaded. The Capos stopped. "What the hell is this?" Ballato yelled. "Sit. And I will tell you," Gallucci replied. Reluc... ...ied. Reluctantly, the Capos returned to their seats. "We want answers. Now," Ballato and several of the other Capos demanded. "Calm yourselves," ...

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...G GOLL, 13 -- THE STOLEN CHILD, 16 -- TO AN ISLE IN THE WATER, 17 -- DOWN BY THE SALLEY GARDENS, 18 -- THE MEDITATION OF THE OLD FISHERMAN, 18 -- THE BALLAD OF FATHER O?HART, 19 -- THE BALLAD OF MOLL MAGEE, 20 -- THE BALLAD OF THE FOXHUNTER, 22 -- THE ROSE 26 -- TO THE ROSE UPON THE ROOD OF TIME, 26 -- FERGUS AND THE DRUID, 26 -- CUCHULAIN?S FIGHT WITH THE SEA, 28 -- THE R...

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... . . . 18 THE MEDITATION OF THE OLD FISHERMAN . . . . . . . . . . . 18 THE BALLAD OF FATHER O’HART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 THE BALLAD O... .... 19 THE BALLAD OF MOLL MAGEE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 THE BALLAD OF THE FOXHUNTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 THE ROSE 26 TO... .... . . . 40 THE LAMENTATION OF THE OLD PENSIONER . . . . . . . . . . 41 THE BALLAD OF FATHER GILLIGAN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 THE TWO TREES ... ...NCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 THE BALLOON OF THE MIND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 152 TO A SQUIRR... ...R . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 189 TO BE CARVED ON A STONE AT THOOR BALLYLEE . . . . . . . 190 THE TOWER 193 SAILING TO BYZANTIUM . . . . . . .... ...9 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 246 COOLE PARK AND BALLYLEE, 1931 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 247 FOR ANNE GREGORY . . .... ... on the pebbly shore, When I was a boy with never a crack in my heart. THE BALLAD OF FATHER O’HART GOOD Father John O’Hart In penal days rode out To a... ...ld birds Came flying, heavy and sad; Keening in from Tiraragh, Keening from Ballinafad; Keening from Inishmurray. Nor stayed for bite or sup; This way ... ...ed for bite or sup; This way were all reproved Who dig old customs up. THE BALLAD OF MOLL MAGEE COME round me, little childer; There, don’t fling stone...

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...and headed for home. As we were driving home, Neechi curled up in a little ball and snuggled comfortably in my protective arms. She already knew she w... ...up- port, win or lose. Joe Paterno has found a way to win in college foot- ball. More importantly, he has found a way to win and keep his morals and t... ...conduct the Grand Ex- periment. His idea was to not only make a good foot- ball player, but also a good student, and a good man. Joe continues to work... ...f, another very popular hobby. You are lucky to be able to even hit a golf ball well after a day’s prac- tice, let alone actually play a round. It tak... ...hael and asks him. Michael replies, “No, Pop, I’m tired and I have a foot- ball game later.” As Michael is saying this, he reaches over to make sure h...

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... unlay, after drawing out the yarns, knot them together, and roll them up in balls. These ‘‘rope yarns’’ are constantly used for various purposes, but... ...ide Pacific, in our little boat, that I knew whom we had lost. It was George Ballmer, a young English sailor, who was prized by the officers as an ac... ... have a holyday on Sunday, were engaged at playing a kind of running game of ball, on a level piece of ground, near the houses. The old ones sat down ... ... ring, looking on, while the young ones—men, boys and girls—were chasing the ball, and throwing it with all their might. Some of the girls ran like ... ... this way, until all the hides were taken out, when the crew began taking in ballast, and we returned to our old work, hide curing. Saturday, Aug... ... about a week longer in port, when, having discharged her cargo and taken in ballast, she prepared to get under weigh. I now made my application to t... ...ssing and repassing, until we had taken her hides from her, and left her in ballast trim. These hides made but little show in our hold, though they h... ...und. This was bad for us, for, being ‘‘flying light,’’ with little more than ballast trim, we were in no condition for showing off on a taught bowlin... ...king that a sailor has no more business with a horse than a fish has with a balloon. They were moored, stem and stern, in a grog shop, making a great...

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............................................................. 27 Professional Ballerina Is a Real Career Laura A. Gilpin ................................... ...a high status, we had to look like we deserved it. If we dressed like dirt balls, we were treated like a dirt balls; if we dressed sophisticated and c... ...need to practice for many hours every day. Marie Taglioni, the first great ballerina, often collapsed unconscious with exhaustion at the end of a two-... ...s hard work to be a professional dancer. I don’t think a person could be a ballerina and have what many people consider a career. All of the hours of ... ...of Great Dancers. Santa Barbara, CA: Bellerophon Books, 1991. Professional Ballerina Is a Real Career 28 Diction Avoid using intensifiers in your writ...

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...view, an inaccessible island. So long as one had to consider the navigable balloon the aerial side of warfare remained unimportant. A Zeppelin is litt... .... It is like watching a game of billiards with wooden cushes and beechwood balls. S S S S Sec. 2 ec. 2 ec. 2 ec. 2 ec. 2 But let me take one special i... ...issatisfaction could be given at the same time a voice and a remedy in the ballot box. Our liberal intelligences could and do still understand Russian... ...election; they are the ille- gitimate children of the party system and the ballot-box, who have ousted the legitimate heirs from their sovereignty. Th... ... are incalculable. A new epoch has opened with the coming of the navigable balloon and the flying machine. To begin with, these things open new gulfs ...

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...id poor Dorothea. “W ell, you are not fond of show, a great establishment, balls, dinners, that kind of thing. I can see that Casaubon’s ways might su... ...d, with a touch of impatience, not remembering that his uncle did not ver- bally discriminate contradicting from disproving, though no one was further... ... fallen in love at first sight of her. These things hap- pened so often at balls, and why not by the morning light, when the complexion showed all the... ...ys in a girls’ school,” said Alfred. “Such a set of nincompoops, like Mrs. Ballard’s pu- pils walking two and two.” “And they have no games worth play... ...another prac- titioner. The reasons were too plain now. The general black- balling had begun. No wonder that in Lydgate’s energetic nature the sense o...

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...aid poor Dorothea. “Well, you are not fond of show, a great establishment, balls, dinners, that kind of thing. I can see that Casaubon’s ways might su... ...ave fallen in love at first sight of her. These things happened so often at balls, and why not by the morning light, when the complexion showed all the... ...ys in a girls’ school,” said Alfred. “Such a set of nincompoops, like Mrs. Ballard’s pupils walking two and two.” “And they have no games worth playin... ...in another practitioner. The reasons were too plain now. The general black balling had begun. No wonder that in Lydgate’s energetic nature the sense o...

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...they inspired me to play. I told myself, “Brad one day you will be a great ball player just like them.” When I was in tee-ball my dream was to play in... ...ember being only as tall as the tee. No matter how hard I tried to hit the ball, it seemed I never would. When I finally did hit the ball, I jumped up... ...nning in circles, jumping into the air, or rolling on the ground. When the ball was hit to me, I stood and looked at it for a while. Seconds later I r... ...d throw it to the second baseman. Unable to reach my target, I grabbed the ball and ran it to second base. This behavior continued throughout the seas... ...ne of the smallest players in the league and my coach was now pitching the ball to us. When it was my turn to bat, I just stood at the plate, shocked ... ...with sweat, and my knees shook as I awaited the pitch. The coach threw the ball, and I jumped out of the way. Upon seeing this, the coach pulled me as... ...at I need not be afraid. He said to “Hang in there and take a swing at the ball” as soon as it crossed the plate. I took his advice and ended up hitti... ...s soon as it crossed the plate. I took his advice and ended up hitting the ball right to the third baseman. I ran as fast as I could to get to first b... ...al attention to where the runner was. Over time, I improved my hitting the ball and my defensive skills as well. This was just the beginning of my bas...