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...ent............................................................105 Wintry.......................................................................105 Cactus.......................................................................105 Structural....................................................................105 Licensed.......................................................

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...- 88 La teatru (Actor-Autor) --- 88 Vis (Castel-Pastel) --- 88 Exotic ă (Cactus-Cartu ş) --- 89 Cinstire (Socru-Soclu) --- 89 Ca-n prov...

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...pret ăm ce nu se poate interpreta, imagina ţia noastr ă înflorit ă „ca un cactus în de şert” este dus ă de mân ă spre bordeiul unui sens, adev ărat...

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...d. Try to interpret the uninterpretable! Your imagination may florish as a cactus in a desert. But, The American Manifesto of the PARADOXISM is espe... ...sayez d`interpréter l`ininterprétable! Votre imagination fleurira comme un cactus dans le désert. Mais, le Manifeste Paradoxiste, en particulier, es... ...ta interpretar lo no ininterpretable! Tu imaginación debe florecer como un cactus en el desierto. Pero el manifesto americano del paradoxismo es espe...

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...d. Try to interpret the uninterpretable! Your imagination may florish as a cactus in a desert. But, The American Manifesto of the PARADOXISM is espe... ...sayez d`interpréter l`ininterprétable! Votre imagination fleurira comme un cactus dans le désert. Mais, le Manifeste Paradoxiste, en particulier, es... ...ta interpretar lo no ininterpretable! Tu imaginación debe florecer como un cactus en el desierto. Pero el manifesto americano del paradoxismo es espe...

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...The changing colors of the sky, hills, and sand impress Van Dyke, as do the mirages. He celebrates the long overlooked commonplace things of nature-- cactus and grease wood, desert animals, and winged life, the birds and insects. His writing has a philosophical undertone. Not in vain these wastes of sand ... simply because they are beautiful in themselves and good to look ...

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...nterpret what cannot be interpreted. May your imagination blossom like a cactus in the desert. FLORENTIN SMARANDACHE, Phoenix, Arizona, USA In ... ...gies all over the world. F. Plays set in stage: 1. Out in the Left Side, Cactus Theater Company, Phoenix, Arizona, USA, October 1990. 2. The She-Tr... ...he sylogisms of bitterness, Bucuresti, Humanitas, 1992. Chisu, Lucian, A cactus blooming in the desert, “Literatorul”, no.42/1994. Craciun Gheorgh...

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... interpretare l’interpretabile! La vostra immaginazione puo’ fiorire come un cactus nel deserto. Ma, il manifesto Americano del Paradossismo e’ in ... ...interpreteerbare te interpreteren! Uw verbeelding zal openbloeien zoals een cactus in de woestijn. Maar, het Parardoxistisch Manifest in het bijzon...

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...ut whatever was being reflected was done so as a rearranging m้ ้ lange. A cactus, a telephone, and a postcard in which he had only written, "Dear Nop... ...e found again, void recollections of the mind. If left alone he would be a cactus flowering obscurely touched by nothing except the ravaging sandstorm...

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... Try to interpret the uninterpretable! Your imagination may flourish as a cactus in a desert. But, The American Manifesto of the PARADOXISM is espe...

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...size of dinner plates on your hands. You could strangle the guts out of a cactus without even flinching. I also heard it was you who inspired Delila...

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...h pore, radiating to her inner core. She soaked it up, like a parched barrel cactus, storing the feel for when she returned to the other world, back t...

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..., in a couple of terra-cotta vases at the summit, a pair of acclima- tized cactuses displayed to the astonished eyes of the ignorant those thick leave... ...e con- cerns M. Camusot.” “Exactly.—This, monsieur, is the queerest of all cactuses,” he continued, producing a flower-pot which appeared to con- tain... ...ed the flower-pot which he had brought out for the Duchess to see. “Oh, my cactus! Oh, my son! and Mlle. Blandureau! … Look here! the cactus flower is... ...eeper of the Seals; he will ratify any promises that she makes to us—” “My cactus is all right!” exclaimed Blondet, peering at his precious plant.—”Go...

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... this fringe was the silhouette of a plant mass, branching clumsily like a cactus, and swelling visibly, swelling like a bladder that fills with air. ... ... was starting into life, diversified here and there by bulging masses of a cactus form, and scarlet and purple lichens that grew so fast they seemed t... ... and more entangled, every moment thicker and taller, spiked plants, green cactus masses, fungi, fleshy and lichenous things, strangest radiate and si... ...s on the sunlit slopes frothed and swayed the darting shrubs, the swelling cactus, the creeping lichens, and wherever the shade remained the snow-drif... ...ver them, and 69 H. G . Wells vanished with an enormous splash amidst the cactus blad- ders. What the Selenites made of this amazing, and to my mind ...

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... an oak settle, and ornamented in front by pots of geraniums, myrtles, and cactuses, together with a caged canary — all probably from the windows of t... ...oft lustre upon her bright face and dark hair. The myrtles, geraniums, and cactuses packed around her were fresh and green, and at such a leafless seas...

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...e sides of the pit by the third or fourth day of our imprisonment, and its cactus-like branches formed a carmine fringe to the edges of our triangular... ... smashed brickwork, clay, and gravel, over which spread a multitude of red cactus-shaped plants, knee- 123 H G Wells high, without a solitary terrest...

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...t a dazzle of blue sea between marble balus- ters, and the fiery shafts of cactus-blossoms shooting meteor- like from the rock. The soft shade of thei... ...er paused and looked reflectively at the deep shim- mer of sea between the cactus-flowers. “Sometimes,” she added, “I think it’s just flightiness—and ...

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...ne’s large cage of ca- nary birds, and below was a stand of flower-pots, a cactus which never dreamt of blossoming, an ice-plant, and a columnia belon...

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...ne with a Gainsborough hat, and a bunch of cock’s feathers, with a scarlet cactus cocking it up behind.” “Flapsy made use of her opportunities, you se...

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...minated by long leaves, and bris- tling with rough hairs like those of the cactus. “Wonderful, magnificent, splendid!” cried my uncle. “Here is the en...

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...y houses gaily painted. On every bank and knoll by the way side, the wild cactus and aloe flourish in exuberant profu 93 Charles Dickens sion; and ...

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... leaved geranium, with its fragrant deeply-indented leaves, a grim-looking cactus, and two or three more, and was deep 59 Yo n g e in the story of th...

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...nything, rather beautiful, though of a style of beauty rather peculiar and cactus-like. It was happy for Goneril that her more striking peculiari- tie...

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...palpitating and shimmering under the sun, unbroken by so much as a rock or cactus stump. In the distance it assumed all manner of faint colors, pink, ...

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... after another. When he had finished with the orange-tree, he began at the cactus; but this, not being so easily plucked as the orange- tree, pricked ...

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...o the embowerment of Mrs Pipchin. There were half-a-dozen specimens of the cactus, writhing round bits of lath, like hairy serpents; another speci- me...

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...o the embowerment of Mrs Pipchin. There were half-a-dozen specimens of the cactus, writhing round bits of lath, like hairy serpents; another speci- me...

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...the most exposed situations, as on the top of a post, a bare rock, or on a cactus. It is composed of mud and bits of straw, and has strong thick walls... ...ds go in flocks, at another in pairs, their cry *I found here a species of cactus, described by Professor Henslow, under the name of Opuntia Darwinii ... ...barren mountains, dotted at intervals by bushes with a scanty foliage. The cactuses, or rather opuntias were here very numerous. I measured one of a s... ...with the pale evergreen Quillay tree, and with the great chan- delier-like cactus, are certainly more to be admired than the bare eastern valleys; but... ...e veg- etation became more and more scanty; even the great chandelier-like cactus was here replaced by a differ- ent and much smaller species. During ... ...e are not many spaces of two hundred yards square, where some little bush, cactus or lichen, may not be dis- covered by careful examination; and in th... ...monest bush is one of the Euphorbiaceae: an acacia and a great odd-looking cactus are the only trees which afford any shade. After the season of heavy... ...h must have weighed at least two hundred pounds: one was eating a piece of cactus, and as I approached, it stared at me and slowly walked away; the ot... ... the two species may be often seen climbing about the flowers of the great cactus-trees; but all the other species of this group of finches, mingled t...

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...nds for him at Rouen; and the book of a novelist having made the mania for cactuses fashionable, Leon bought some for Madame Bovary, bringing them bac... ...ad worn, the furniture of her room, the whole of her house. “ And our poor cactuses, where are they?” “The cold killed them this winter.” “Ah! how I h... ...howed her into the dining-room. A large porcelain stove crackled beneath a cactus that filled up the niche in the wall, and in black wood frames again...

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...ng- ing above the Rhine-stream at Rolandseck, and covered with odoriferous cactuses and silvery magnolias, the traveller of the present day may percei...

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...grew out of these walls in long, thin, sharp spikes. Anyone going too near cactus would be speared. It was self-sufficient but too thorny for company....

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...grew out of these walls in long, thin, sharp spikes. Anyone going too near cactus would be speared. It was self-sufficient but too thorny for company....

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...hen both my hands are full al- ready—I’m perfectly certain that the orange cactus will go before I can get to it.” Mr. Beebe, who was an adept at reli... ...sperated Minnie by an acceptance. As they walked up the garden, the orange cactus fell, and Mr. Beebe’s last vision was of the garden-child clasping i...

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...r noiselessly disappearing. The blossom is so brief; as of some centennial Cactus-flower, which after a century of waiting shines out for hours! Thus ... ...f all men was the man to accelerate Nature. The Blossom of French Royalty, cactus-like, has accordingly made an as- tonishing progress. In those Metz ...

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... buildings are unused and ruinous, and the large gardens show now only wild cactuses, willows, and a few olive trees. A fast run brings me back in ti...

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...warm wind was blowing. Chameleons were crawling on the broad leaves of the cactus. The Barbarians slackened their speed. They marched on in isolated d...

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... and lavender; or for fragrance, as verbena and geranium; or for sight, as cactus; or for thoughts, as pansy . These humbler, at least, if not those h...

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...ion inland; O the cotton plant! the growing fields of rice, sugar, hemp! The cactus guarded with thorns, the laurel tree with large white flowers, The...

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...r noiselessly disappearing. The blossom is so brief; as of some centennial Cactus-flower, which after a cen- tury of waiting shines out for hours! Thu... ...all men was the man to accelerate Nature. The Blossom of French Roy- alty, cactus-like, has accordingly made an astonishing progress. In those Metz da...

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...k worth setting up?” asked Janet. “A big dahlia, I suppose, or a great red cactus?” “We have a beautiful garden,” said Jessie: “papa is very par- ticu...

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...n reminds one of the chromatic hallu- cinations produced by the intoxicant cactus buds called mescal by the Mexicans:— “When I went in the morning int...