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...of caricature in a comic book or cartoon. Whereas many other boys had books and knowledge he had his comics. He didn't know anything about the te... ...y were waiting in the airport, she would continue to bury herself in comic books and the latest American sounds when not engrossed in her French palav... ...brothers were doing in their state of unemployment (Jatupon with his comic books and Suthep with his snookers). Then he moved to large ideas outside... ...g different and imagine something different. I hate people who read comic books and play video games all of the time or buy lots of things from the m... ...ed up the poetic story, Thao Nok Kaba Phuak (The Nightjar) that was on her bookshelf. She opened the book, which had his name and address on it when h...

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...joyful noise unto the Lord.” The Carter children quickly handed out chorus books. Tammy politely asked Miss Armstrong to sit back and enjoy the taped... ... in a dustsheet and was sick and tired of the excuses regarding new music books. Miss Armstrong finally convinced herself that her talents were no l... ... and Christian public has been known to frown upon many of the movies and books circulating on the subject. What Snakelex found so amusing was the f... ...to it, when he found himself reaching out and grasping the Bible from the bookshelf. On opening the book, a verse stood out and in a loud voice for ... ... hearing and knows dilly-squat.” “But…” “No buts Nobby. Research, manuals, biographies, television, movies, eves dropping…” Snakelex went on for a ti... ...ty of the time scrutinising the financial situation under torchlight. The books showed the lack of dollars and his eyes popped at what the Carters w...

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... Distributed in Canada by: David Edwards, RNU Press, Barrie ON; www.davids-books.com / www.rnupress.com and Ardith Publishing Services, London, ON; ww... ...h his friends, represented both a fantasy figure akin to the heroes in the books she read, and the embodiment of a so- cial life she herself could not... ...rs falling again on hot, red cheeks. Numb with self-loathing, she took her books up to her bed and lay down. This new hurt was tempered by the knowled... ... hurt was tempered by the knowledge that boys were like that. In her story books, the boys often teased the girls, so Roger’s dismissal was only to be... ...sed, and sorry that she had confided in him, Lacey sighed and gathered her books to go to the library, as she did every Saturday. Miss Blodgett, the l... ...y-piggledy with an eclectic assortment, in- cluding histories, cook books, biographies, fiction, and all her mother’s novels, these neatly aligned by ...

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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... ...st man of the police in modern times,’ as the author of an article in the ‘Biographies of Living Men’ has said of me—as to whom I ought in justice to ...

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...ed gentlemen might smile and sentimental souls might weep. But I waive the biographies of all other scriveners for a few passages in the life of Bartl... ... the Will,” and “Priestley on Necessity.” Under the circum- stances, those books induced a salutary feeling. Gradually I slid into the persuasion that...

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...hand next, near a century afterwards, to put together, among several other books he wrote, a kind of Prose Synopsis of the whole Mythology; elucidated... ...e some dumb monumental cairn. Why, in thirty or forty years, were there no books, any great man would grow mythic, the contempo- raries who had seen h... ...of it was he to know. Curious, if we will reflect on it, this of having no books. Except by what he could see for himself, or hear of by uncertain rum... ...ng them. A brave Samuel Johnson, in his forlorn garret, might con over the Biographies of Authors in that way! This is the great staple of the Koran. ... ...tely and well what lies close to him; but, in such a time, without printed books or free intercourse, he could not know well what was distant: the sma... ...able song; “ and this his Divine Comedy, the most remarkable of all modern Books, is the result. It must have been a great solacement to Dante, and wa... ...matic chimera, unintelligible to you, incredible to you. The Histories and Biographies written of this Cromwell, written in shallow scep- tical genera...

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... thoughts, impressions, feelings, gathered unconsciously from a thou sand books, a thousand conversations, and from streams of thought and feeling wh... ...e trained? O.M. Yes. Y.M. Of course by parents, teachers, the pulpit, and books. O.M. Yes—they do their share; they do what they can. Y.M. And the re... ...e examined many fine and apparently self sacrificing deeds in romances and biographies, but— O.M. Under searching analysis the ostensible self sacri ... ...you know the man’s religious complexion, you know what sort of reli gious books he reads when he wants some more light, and what sort of books he avo... ... Mark T wain 69 Y.M. Yes. A scholar who would not leave his garret and his books to take a place in a business house at a large salary. O.M. He had to... ...r—that is to say, his temperament, his Spiritual Appetite—and it preferred books to money. Are there other cases? Y.M. Yes, the hermit. O.M. It is a g... ...taining five hundred names, shall we say?—and you can go to the histories, biographies, and cyclopedias and learn the particulars of the lives of ever...

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... its own still,” went on Mr. Pepper, “which is surprising, seeing how text-books change.” “There was a theory about the planets, wasn’t there?” asked ... .... “I’ve got all his pamphlets,” she said. “Little pamphlets. Little yellow books.” It did not appear that she had read them. “Has he ever been in love... ...d from the view of people passing. Unless he made this a holiday, when his books were all packed, he would have no holiday whatever; for out at Santa ... ...erience, that he would work all day; his boxes, she said, were packed with books. “Leave it to me—leave it to me!” said Willoughby, ob- viously intend... ...g at Mrs. Ambrose compassionately, as she helped to shift and carry. “It’s books,” sighed Helen, lifting an armful of sad vol- umes from the floor to ... ...ting on the deck at Helen’s feet she went on turning the pages and reading biographies of bankers, writers, clergymen, sailors, surgeons, judges, prof...

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..., but it was done in vain; and although I think I have read nearly all the biographies of Burns, I cannot remember one in which the modesty of na- tur... ... empire; and as a man sitting at home in his cabinet and swiftly writ- ing books, so a city sends abroad an influence and a portrait of herself. There...

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... his commanding officer. W e shall not say, after the fashion of the story-books, that Mr. Brock listened with a flashing eye and a distended nostril;... ...e is in the wind; and the excellent “Newgate Calendar,” which contains the biographies and thanatographies of Hayes and his wife, does not say a word ... ...he had not the genius for getting which Mrs. Hayes possessed. She kept his books (for she had learned to read and write by this time), she made his ba... ...smoking; while the thrifty Mrs. Hayes, opposite to them, was busy with her books. “What’s in the confessions?” said Mr. Billings to Doctor Wood. “Ther... ... want you to learn to read, Tommy dear. Look at your mother there over her books: she keeps them as neat as a scrivener now, and at twenty she could m... ... which, orna- mented with a picture of a gallows at the top, contained the biographies of the seven unlucky individuals who had that morning suffered ...

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...f surveying to do, and now and then a merchant got him to straighten out his books. With Scotch patience and pluck he resolved to live down his reputa... ...was the first day of July, 1830—he was at work over a set of tangled account books in his workroom, which looked westward over a stretch of vacant lot... ...er, and when she found it, she said to the blond twin, who was now doing the biographies in his turn while the brunette one rested: “If it ain’t askin... ...n years old, and well educated for that age, very studious, very fond of our books, and well grounded The Tragedy of Pudd nhead Wilson - Mark Twain 3... ...e form a rising scale of compliment: 1 to tell him you have read one of his books; 2 to tell him you have read all of his books; 3 to ask him to let ... ...years as an expert accountant in a town where I can’t get a hold of a set of books to untangle as often as I should like. But it is also true that I d...

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..., lights sprang here and there, and revealed a square mass of red-and-gold books, and then a long skirt in blue-and-white paint lus- trous behind glas... ...ckground was made up equally of lustrous blue-and-white paint, and crimson books with gilt lines on them. The vitality and composure of her attitude, ... ...er know the pleasure of buying things after saving up for them, or reading books for the first time, or making dis- coveries.” “Go on,” Katharine obse... ...amusement. Mrs. Hilbery handled the book he had laid down. “There are some books that live,” she mused. “They are young with us, and they grow old wit... ...r of things to show you!” Mrs. Hilbery exclaimed, taking no notice of it. “Books, pic- tures, china, manuscripts, and the very chair that Mary Queen o... ...emperament could doubt but that they had materials for one of the greatest biographies that has ever been written. Shelves and boxes bulged with the p...

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...ing in them; and withal has quarrels enough with Dame le Jay, his Fe- male Bookseller, so ultra-compliant otherwise. (See Dumont: Souvenirs, 6.) King’... ...h conserved for a time? The Placard Journal conserved it for one day; some Books conserve it for the matter of ten years; nay some for three thousand:... ... great deep of Paris, making his Thought a Fact: of all this the spiritual biographies of that 50 The French Revolution—V olume Two period say nothin... ...t curtains, two chairs, and in the recess of a window a table covered with books and papers: his Brother Louis sleeps on a coarse mattrass in an adjoi... ... traits, engraved, painted, hewn, and written; of Eulogies, Reminiscences, Biographies, nay Vaudevilles, Dramas and Melodramas, in all Provinces of Fr... ...f the strangest Staffs ever commanded by man. The muster-rolls and account-books of which still exist. (Montgaillard, iii. 41.) Bertrand-Moleville him... ...hundred miles to ‘strike down the ty- rant, ’—you search in all Historical Books, Pamphlets, and Newspapers, for some light on it: unhappily without e...

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... and with a sense of added elucidation. And, being also a trained maker of books, White as he read was more and more distressed that an accumulation s... ...ng the final stroke, but for the most part these were merely references to books and periodicals. In exactly the 22 The Research Magnificent same way... ...f, and a li- brary of about a thousand volumes, including the Hundred Best Books as selected by the late Lord Avebury, to the school equipment. None o... ...blishment appealed. One boy who, under the influence of the Hun- dred Best Books, had quoted the Zend-Avesta to an irascible but influential grandfath... ...er son’s future varied very pleas- antly. She was an industrious reader of biographies, and more particularly of the large fair biographies of the rec... ...ns. In class-rooms after the lecture, in studies in the small hours, among books or during solitary walks, the drama of the modern career begins. Sudd...

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... in a storm, flooding all the floor, the tables, and the chairs—billows of books.” Richard Woodhouse speaks of the “depth and reality of his knowledge... ...ese essays would include, according to Professor Masson’s subdivision, (a) Biographies, such as Shakespeare or Pope—Joan of Arc falls here, yet has so... ... suitors of Penelope, his wife, by Ulysses, after his return. Cf. Odyssey, Books XXI-XXII. 19 3 ABOUT WATERLOO: i.e. about 1815. This phrase is one of...

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...ran quil present epoch in what shall be left of the book. The world and the books are so accustomed to use, and over use, the word ‘new’ in connectio... ...fashion; Margaret of Navarre was writing the “Heptameron” and some religious books,—the first survives, the others are forgotten, wit and indelicacy b... ...f he did not take up that writer’s relatives, one by one, and give you their biographies, too. Such a memory as that is a great misfortune. To it, all... ... torch bearer on the lecture platform; and, finally, I became a scribbler of books, and an immovable fixture among the other rocks of New England. In ... ...just the reverse to our tender footed progenitors. A glance at these tourist books shows us that in certain of its aspects the Mississippi has undergo... ...there for?—collar that kag of nails! Four years at West Point, and plenty of books and schooling, will learn a man a good deal, I reckon, but it won’t...

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...he school on thoughts of what love really is, when it is not fished out of books and poetry. For though she was pale, starved and pale, they could see... ... inspect the boy. “Big head,” he remarked. “Yes, Leo won’t want pushing at books when he’s once in harness. He will have six weeks of me. It’s more th... ...his attention on Beatrice, nearer Leo’s age, in talk about games and story-books and battles; nothing that he did when the girls were present be- tray... ...r was beside the fireplace. T o right and left of it a floreate company of books in high cases paraded shoulder to shoulder, without a gap; grenadiers... ...rm of our Immortals, until a more qualmish pos- terity disgorges them. The books had costly bindings. Lord Ormont’s treatment of Literature appeared t... ...e distant smile her niece dis- played over discussions concerning military biographies, Hannibal’s use of his elephants and his Numidian horse, the Li...

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...ittle about women, who played an equally minor role in his life and in his books. This may be partly because his personal appearance was not preposses... ...cherished a yearning for self- education. That is to say, he loved to read books, even though their contents came alike to him whether they were books... ...e as ragged and as thin as a wafer. In addition to his love of poring over books, he could boast of two habits which constituted two other essential f... ... the Madame Manilov who spent most of her time in yawning behind half-read books, and in hop- ing for a visit from some socially distinguished person ... ...trace of the things usually to be found in such apartments— such things as books and papers. On the contrary, the only articles to be seen were a swor... ...ng a his- tory of a given period, or only a history made up of a series of biographies? Also, is he including all our Gener- als, or only those who to...