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...ar for his birthday she had fixed her American born, but not raised, angel food cake burnished in icing, and brought him to fairs to shoot the moving ... ... as a noodle worker in their restaurant. At that time he preferred serving food to being a viand for those who gormandized oddities. In this mundane w... ...friend for being told to leave home when there was, supposedly, not enough food for him to have his share), that for those like himself who knew the w... ...but was interrupted by witnessing the manager bringing in her oblations of food, incense, and wishes for prosperity to the house of the spirits--a dol... ...ned by exceptional men as long as they had good health, the necessities of food and shelter, scant relationships at the very least, and some occupatio... ...cal restraint to instinctual passions of destruction for the sake of self- preservation. He told himself that he would and could break off the relatio... ...rennial sexual appetite and its feasting for pleasure, dominance, and self-preservation; and the release of such the surfeit of tension through the ex...

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...hattan: people crashing on each others’ couches, routinely sharing rides and food, and loosely bartering things of value. At the turn of the twenty-fir... ...up code while surfing the Internet is more akin to accepting a few nibbles of food from hundreds of different people over the course of the day, some es... ..., we have certain evolutionary gifts that allow us to directly judge whether food has spoiled by its sight and smell. There is no parallel way for us ... ...s rendered. To extend Microsoft’s sandwich metaphor: Web pages are like fast food hamburgers, where a single patty might contain the blended meat of h... ...the blended meat of hundreds of cows spanning four countries. 99 In the fast food context, one contaminated carcass is reported to be able to pollute ... ...http://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/e2e/e2e_map.html. For arguments in favor of the preservation of end-to-end neutrality in network imple- mentation, see Wr... ....edu/e2e/papers/Saltzer_Clark_Reed_ActiveNetworkinge2e.html (arguing for the preservation of end-to-end and using end-to-end openness as an organizing... ...personal information only when it has “a good faith belief that access, use, preservation or disclosure of such information is reasonably necessary to...

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...ion of the guardian angel of my life — the last effort made by the spirit of preservation to avert the storm that was even then hanging in the stars ... ...ere is nothing more to know; but in a scientific pursuit there is continual food for discovery and wonder. A mind of moderate capacity which closely... ...rived of life, hich, from being the seat of beauty and strength, had become food for the worm. Now I was led to examine the cause and progress of th... ...his horror, I felt the bitterness of disappointment; dreams that had been my food and pleasant rest for so long a space were now become a hell to me; ... ...s well as heat and that the discovery of this element was useful to me in my food, for I found some of the offals that the travelers had left had been... ... than the berries I gathered from the trees. I tried, therefore, to dress my food in the same manner, placing it on the live embers. I found that the... ...eans of this drug only that I was enabled to gain the rest necessary for the preservation of life. Oppressed by the recollection of my various misfor...

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...en to women one like a greedy and ravenous animal, which, if it be refused food in season, grows wild, impatient of delay, and infusing its rage into ... ...that the Divine goodness willed to make use of this vain instrument for my preservation; and it, moreover, de- fended me the next day from other and w... ...ius, of eating nothing that had died, for a whole year dispensed with such food, and, as he said, with pleasure, and discontinued it that he might not... ...istorians say that the Atlantes never dream; who also never eat any animal food, which I add, forasmuch as it is, peradventure, the reason why they ne...

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...n. Furthermore, the born child has all the rights a child has against his parents: food, shelter, emotional nourishment, education, and so on. It ... ...ntinues OUTSIDE her womb? Even after birth, the woman's body is the main source of food to the baby and, in any case, she has to endure physical ha... ...insurers, and so on - self- regulation was premised on the belief in long-term self- preservation. Rational economic players and moral agents are sup... ...re we talking about? The right to life? The right to be free of pain? The right to food? Except the right to free speech – all other rights could b... ... life, and when no reasonable and feasible alternative is available. The chain of food in nature is morally neutral and so are death and disease. ... ...roscribes a conjugal union with non-Jews. Jews are not even allowed to partake the food and wine of gentiles and have kept their distance from the ... ...ntities or values. These conditions: the existence of a boundary or threshold, the preservation of local information and the uniform reaction to tr... ...ifferentiation. They are followed by phases of a diametrically opposed character: Preservation, even stagnation, ritualism, repetition, rigidity, ... ...ntity formation through allegiance to a group. These cultures employ numerous self-preservation mechanisms and strict hierarchy, obedience, discipl...

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...n. Furthermore, the born child has all the rights a child has against his parents: food, shelter, emotional nourishment, education, and so on. It ... ...ntinues OUTSIDE her womb? Even after birth, the woman's body is the main source of food to the baby and, in any case, she has to endure physical ha... ...insurers, and so on - self- regulation was premised on the belief in long-term self- preservation. Rational economic players and moral agents are sup... ...re we talking about? The right to life? The right to be free of pain? The right to food? Except the right to free speech – all other rights could b... ... life, and when no reasonable and feasible alternative is available. The chain of food in nature is morally neutral and so are death and disease. ... ...roscribes a conjugal union with non-Jews. Jews are not even allowed to partake the food and wine of gentiles and have kept their distance from the ... ...ntities or values. These conditions: the existence of a boundary or threshold, the preservation of local information and the uniform reaction to tr... ...ifferentiation. They are followed by phases of a diametrically opposed character: Preservation, even stagnation, ritualism, repetition, rigidity, ... ...ntity formation through allegiance to a group. These cultures employ numerous self-preservation mechanisms and strict hierarchy, obedience, discipl...

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...hnologist Richard Jefferson who helps "local plant breeders and growers develop the foods they think best ... CAMBIA (the institute he founded) has ... ...insurers, and so on - self- regulation was premised on the belief in long-term self- preservation. Rational economic players and moral agents are sup... ..., his produce was mostly consumed locally because of lack of proper refrigeration, preservation and transportation methods. A marginal group of peo... ...oss, more money goes through NGO's than through the World Bank. Their iron grip on food, medicine, and funds rendered them an alternative governmen... ...in their ever- expanding remit "economic and social rights" - such as the rights to food, housing, fair wages, potable water, sanitation, and health... ...guided government policies can be brought to public attention and corrected before food shortages become acute." It blatantly ignored the fact that... .... They are missionary and charity- orientated. They are designed to spread both aid (food, medicines, contraceptives, etc.) and Western values. They ... ...gard them as two manifestations of one and the same thing) - are concerned with the preservation and propagation of identity. The Law (religious ... ...thin recognizable structures. In other words, it, too, is interested in the dynamic preservation of identity by co-opting and "domesticating" change...

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...ained. As time passes, data formatting "dictionaries" will be needed. Data preservation is hardly useful if the data cannot be searched, retrieved, e... ...More serious, feasible solutions are emerging to the problem of long-term preservation of digital content. More journals and special initiatives are... ...braries from taking necessary measures to assure the long-term access and preservation of digital literature. The DMCA is even worse for software de... .... The US used to say we would send aid to the entire world, in the form of food, clothing, medical supplies, as much as we could afford. But now that... ...ators become a reality, will it be illegal to actually use them? Will all food items be Genetically Manipulated Organisms so that it will be impossib... ...cally Manipulated Organisms so that it will be impossible to find natural foods that could be copied? When I grew up in Washington state, there were... ... at a store. But today there has been a serious effort to discourage free food supplies, and not only in Washington, but also in most other states. ... ...that by the end of his lifetime he might be eating a dinner of replicated food. I pointed out that by that time - "they" would make it very difficul... ...ibution of eBooks you will find that the primary motivation here is wall preservation: preserving Haves and Haves-not as classes in a time when bill...

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...nment to regulate the prices of certain basic goods and services - such as energy, food staples, sewage, and water. But, in practice, golden shares... ...insurers, and so on - self- regulation was premised on the belief in long-term self- preservation. Rational economic players and moral agents are sup...

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...ors said nothing about. One farmer says to me, “You cannot live on vegetable food solely, for it fur nishes nothing to make bones with;” and so he re... ...hout it. To many creatures there is in this sense but one necessary of life, Food. To the bison of the prairie it is a few inches of palatable grass, ... ...rest or the mountain’s shadow. None of the brute creation requires more than Food and Shelter. The necessaries of life for man in this climate may, ac... ...is climate may, accurately enough, be distributed under the several heads of Food, Shelter, Clothing, and Fuel; for not till we have secured these are... ...uccess. Man has invented, not only houses, Economy 7 but clothes and cooked food; and possibly from the accidental discovery of the warmth of fire, an... ...ing of the game and the detriment of the forest. But I was interested in the preservation of the venison and the vert more than the hunters or wood ch...

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...rter, and by purchase. With the money which one man gives him he purchases food. The old clothes which another bestows upon him he exchanges for other... ... exchanges for other clothes which suit him better, or for lodging, or for food, or for money, with which he can buy either food, clothes, or lodging,... ...ough half putrid and stinking, is as welcome to them as the most wholesome food to the people of other coun- 65 Adam Smith tries. Marriage is encoura... ... price of pro- visions, but they are frequently quite opposite. Grain, the food of the common people, is dearer in Scotland than in England, whence Sc... ...the common people in Scotland with the greatest and the best part of their food, which is, in general, much inferior to that of their neighbours of th... ...arder uses, and, as they are of less value, less care is employed in their preservation. The precious metals, however, are not necessarily immortal an... ...nt never was so unnecessarily employed, as when directed to watch over the preservation or increase of the quantity of money in any country. No compla... ...t, to demonstrate how unneces- sary it is for government to watch over the preservation of money, since, upon this supposition, the whole money of the... ...he human body, it would seem, contains in itself some unknown principle of preservation, capable either of preventing or of correcting, in many respec...

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... hard to find out. Their communication now, at no time extended beyond the preservation of commonplace appearances before Mr and Mrs Boffin; and if Be... ...l. 3 V enus with his opposite elbow deeper and deeper, until at length the preservation of his balance became incompatible with the two actions, and h... ... old leathern hat-box, into which he had put the other box, for the better preservation of com- monplace appearances, and for the disarming of suspici... ...ence grew stronger on her as she grew weaker, and it found more sustaining food than she did in her wanderings. Now, she would light upon the shameful... ... this little life were passing away from her. She could not have swallowed food, though a table had been spread for her in the next field. The day was... ...at me, and be- ing forced to eat my words, which is a unsatisfying sort of food wotever a man’s appetite! And when you mention the middle of the night...

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...usts it into her mouth, as do brutally the males; no, they turn over their food, pick the pieces that please them as they would gray peas in a dovecot... ... even as thou leavest the dust taken by the shoes from his castle. For the food that thou hast had in the castle, by God’s help we will also settle.” ... ...the subject, to show the value of a confinement for the freshness, health, preservation, and beauty of women. In this very learned book it was clearly...

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...cke’s ordi- nary, varying with the quantity and quality of the remnants of food supplied by boulevard restaurants to the cook-shop in the Rue Bouchera... ...ng-houses. The two between them did not spend more than fivepence a day on food (bread included), and La Remonencq earned the money by sewing or spinn... ... picture-dealer was roused to passion-pitch only by some canvas in perfect preservation, untouched since the master laid down the brush; and what was ... ...ho Panza worshiped Don Quixote. All day long the dogs were shut up without food; at nightfall Abramko let them loose; and by a cunning device the old ... ...ght, break- fasted on bread rubbed with a clove of garlic, and ate no more food until dinner-time. Dinner, a meal frugal enough for a convent, he took... ... superintend his self-appointed guardian angel, when he had taken no solid food for a fortnight, and lay there so weak and helpless that La Cibot was ...

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...curring debts which I know I can never pay? When it has been a question of food for the children I have been weak, but I will not be weak in such a ma... ...ch pov- erty are altogether of a different sort. T o be hungry and have no food, to be cold and have no fuel, to be threatened with distraint for one’... ...y uncomfortable, he was well aware, but he thought he could bear that. The food would become bad—mere ashes, between his teeth, the daily mo- dicum of... ...ice; ‘and even now he can’t speak above a whisper, and has to take all his food in pap.’ It will be seen, therefore, that Mr John Eames had about him ... ...it up, she looked at husband’s face to see whether he was scrutinising the food with painful eye. It was better that she should tell the truth at once... ... he was connected by family ties would do as much as this for the possible preservation of the honour of the family.’ In answer to this Mr T oogood wr...

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...but. Antonio entered the crowded cafe, late diners feasted on their favorite food and wine. They ate and talked while wildly waving their hands and... ...th people, the chattering and the waving of hands was as much a staple as the food itself. Antonio made his way through the cafe and was always amaze... ...to Gallucci. He ordered himself an assortment of sushi and sashimi. When the food arrived, "Fish should be cooked," Gallucci groaned. "You should ... ...s our purpose." After arriving back at their quarters, they found a tray of food waiting for them. Gallucci was not hungry, he felt a deep sense o... ...ou think, Antonio?" "It is hard to say, Uncle,” Antonio said, picking at the food. “Oshiro has a great sense of purpose; he studies things from all... ...ind expanded into the political realm. The U.S. was not just fighting for the preservation of another country, but for the oil it needed. He also un...

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...d on your land, which was wrong, I admit. But I was starving and looking for food. Please give me a break.” This is simply in- accurate. T rue, fair u... ...competition? Is it competition if I assassinate your employees or poison the food in your restaurant? If I trespass on your land in order to sell a co... ...olded bit of wire. In each case we give you some prop- erty rights. The fast-food vendor may own a trademarked phrase or jingle that the public learns... ... all burritos, or burritos for break- fast, still less over the idea of fast food. As for the paper clip maker, there might be a trademark over the pa... ...ys, “They’re looting.” You see a white family, it says, “They’re looking for food.” And, you know, it’s been five days [waiting for federal help] becau... ...tituency which supported governmental efforts to that end. The duck hunter’s preservation of wetlands as a species habitat turns out to have wider fun... ...y position on intellectual property, still less ones that took seriously the preservation of the public domain or the idea that intellectual property ... ...have dedicated themselves to advocacy and to litigation around the themes of preservation of the public domain, defense of limitations and exceptions ...

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... Fear is one of the traits that control any living organism and it is fear and inadequacy within its environment that stimulates its need for self preservation. Living organisms are genetically inclined to survive and they automatically veer away from things that may be a threat for their existence. Humans have that same fear amongst themselves and it is this fear that ...

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..., howsoever close may be the relationship between the two of them. ........ It happened to be the Onnum festival. They were served with traditional food and sweets. Kammo spoke a few Punjabi words, sporadically, almost into the very ears of Hariharan, to convey that they should shelve, at least for the time being, the task of parting with the things, they had brought for...

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..., howsoever close may be the relationship between the two of them. ........ It happened to be the Onnum festival. They were served with traditional food and sweets. Kammo spoke a few Punjabi words, sporadically, almost into the very ears of Hariharan, to convey that they should shelve, at least for the time being, the task of parting with the things, they had brought for...

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...h and get an electric ‗high.‘ Then he set up an electrified grid that the animals had to run across in order to get a reward. First he placed food o... ...Even when they starved they refused to cross the grid because of the pain involved. When they got hungry they touched the grid but decided the food w... ...opped giving the drug. The chimp hit the switch over 1000 times before giving up trying for the cocaine. So an orgasm is more important than food f... ...aggression gives a ‗high‘ caused by the release of dopamine. This is similar to the highs experienced from some drugs, from sex, and from some foods.... ...ot going to think much about my desire for sex. ―The need for safety comes next up the hierarchy. If Tarzan has satisfied his needs for food a... ...ision, CNN, a globalized economy, the existence of weapons of mass destruction, all require that we love and cooperate, whether it be for self preser...

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...rds, songbirds, and parrots all produce learned songs. The honeybee finds food, heads back to the hive, then dances on the wall in circles or straigh... ...forced from the forest by competition— moved to the seashore to search for food. There, they learned to become bipedal by keeping their heads above t... ... Our windpipe opening, however, sits squarely in the path of descending food, where it makes it easier for us to choke to death if a chunk of meat... ...ox, is unique to humans. When we swallow, it folds back to block entry of food into the windpipe. Otherwise that flap stays open and allows the air ... ...ho subjugated themselves and offered friendship in such ways as donating food were treated as members of the Mongol family with guaranteed protectio... ...ame widely known in Europe before the end of the fifteenth century. Past preservation priority proved costly Medieval Western culture focused on ...

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...ce of the laudable efforts he was making for their prevention, and for the preservation of the good order and dignity of Alma Mater. The deep, the poi... ...out for the grotesque, his peculiarities had for a long time past afforded food for mystification. Of this, however, I was not aware; although, in the... ...rait. I reflected that many difficulties might still lie in the path of my preservation which only extreme exertion on my part would be able to surmou... ...cence. Many lustra had supervened. Dust had returned to dust. The worm had food no more. The sense of being had at length utterly departed, and there ...

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...a of quaintness, quite in fact that charm of the pathetic, involved in the preservation by an adult of one of childhood’s toys. When he took a rare mo... ...id n’t in a manner catch, as it came, for imme diate bottling, for future preservation. The crystal flash of her innermost attention really received i... ...nk. We have, 196 The Golden Bowl thank goodness, these harmonies. They’re food for superstition if you like. It’s beautiful,” she went on, “that it s... ... would n’t have taken much to make her think of him as really kept without food. He might have broken away, might easily have started to travel; he ha... ...f she had come to him in his more than monastic cell to offer him light or food. There was a difference Book VI, Chapter 2 403 none the less between ...

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...f health, concentrating on the upbringing of the children and helping them in their adult life, babysitting grand-children, watching over quality of food supply and keeping the family strong....

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...cientists in developing and industrial countries. The Thailand Research Fund (TRF) of the Prime Minister’s office, Thailand and Institute of Land and Food Resources of the University of Melbourne, Australia, joined with ILRI in supporting publication of the book. We thank the editors, the chapter authors, and all those who made this work possible. We trust that this book w...

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...ter 9: Production of forage and fodder I.M. Nitis Introduction Existing forage and fodder production systems Agroforestry Forage and fodder in food crops Forage under plantation crops Forage and fodder under forest Forage and fodder on fallow land Forage and fodder in natural grassland Forage and fodder on critical land Yield of forage and fodder Potential yi...

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...dener, is to be very meanly organised. A man should be ashamed to take his food if he has not alchemy enough in his stomach to turn some of it into in... ...ul; from a bug to the moon, from the sight of the eyes to the appetite for food. He makes it his business to see things as if he saw them for the firs... ...ept and wear and not disgrace his apotheosis of him.” “It is the merit and preservation of friendship that it takes place on a level higher than the a... ..., he would manage to indemnify himself upon the population in the shape of food, or wine, or ringing money; and his route would be traceable across Fr... ...s I imagine, the young duke told him that “truly he had no inclination for food.” And our Henry improved the occa- sion with something of a snuffle, a...

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... not does not matter. Supper time is come; let us sup.” Hans prepared some food. I scarcely ate, and I swallowed down the few drops of water rationed ... ... him in this bottomless abyss, and on the other hand the instinct of self- preservation prompted me to fly. The guide watched this scene with his usua... .... Sublimed into impon- derable vapour, I mingle and am lost in the endless foods of those vast globular volumes of vaporous mists, which roll upon the... ...rhanging rocks afforded us some shelter from the storm. Hans prepared some food, which I could not touch; and each of us, exhausted with three sleeple... ...oxes containing these were in a line upon the shore, in a perfect state of preservation; for the most part the sea had spared them, and what with bisc... ...e Stromboliotes received us kindly as shipwrecked mari- ners. They gave us food and clothing. After waiting forty- eight hours, on the 31 st of August...

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...thing to me, had no relish, and were like music to one that has no ear, or food to one that has no taste. In a word, I resolved to leave off housekeep... ...mixed him up something with some broth, which he said would be to him both food and physic; and after he had taken it he grew better. In the meantime ... ... first coming on shore in my island, where I had not the least mouthful of food, or any prospect of procuring any; besides the hourly apprehensions I ... ...of procuring any; besides the hourly apprehensions I had of being made the food of other creatures. But all the while the mate was thus relating to me... ...s being so great; by which I understood that they had really given them no food at all, and that therefore they must be perished, and be all lying dea... ...hen I shall tell you how, forced by necessity, we were obliged for our own preservation to disarm them, and make them our subjects, as they would not ... ..., and they were obliged to lay by all private resentments, and look to the preservation of their lives. It happened one night that the governor, the S... ...man 50 The Further Adventures of Robinson Crusoe that they all owed their preservation and deliverance, he would use them with all possible lenity, a... ..., believing they were under an absolute neces- sity to do so for their own preservation. However, the chief of the Spaniards would not consent to it, ...

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... of ordinary life; there were not even the simplest appliances for cooking food of the commonest description. It might have been a dog-kennel without ... ... ready baked, so we came to have a baker. Buckwheat could no longer be the food of a population which, awakened from its lethargy, had become essentia... ...every Monday for Grenoble, and there is more buck- wheat grown for poultry food than they used to sow for hu- man consumption. The trade in timber gre... ...as our beloved! It was dull here by the fireside when he was away, and our food lost all its relish. Oh! how will it be now, when our guardian angel w... ...sband eat a single mouthful of bread before I give him leave to take solid food, you will kill him, do you hear?” “He shall not have anything, sir. Is... ...ce among the privileged classes. The aim of power of every kind is its own preservation. In order to live, a government, to- day as in the past, must ... ...laws will be the lawmakers, for they necessarily have the instinct of self-preservation, and foresee their dangers. It is even more to their interest ... ...Hence our society. Nature has based hu- man life upon the instinct of self-preservation, and social life is founded upon personal interest. Such ideas...

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...her own way, and only sent a card to Macrae to provide for meeting and for food, not even letting Miss Vincent know that she was coming. That feeling ... ...im safely to the firm ground, and the others, who had started back in self-preservation, then in horror, fully believing him borne down to destruction...

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...time of a famine each Roman, to the number of 300,000, brought him a day’s food, lest he should suffer want. The statue was shown even in the time of ... ...ly huntsmen brought in the salmon, the roe, and the deer that formed their food, and the ladies gathered the flowering heather, over which soft skins ... ...were too feeble to fly, and would not come into the Capitol to consume the food that might maintain fighting men; but most of them 41 Yo n g e were f... ...in their extremity were resolved not to transgress any sacred rule. Though food daily became more scarce and starvation was fast approaching, not one ... ...self at a banquet with everything that could delight his senses, delicious food, costly wine, flowers, perfumes, music; but with a sword with the poin... ...ats, after having endured the fire six hours. Nelson him- self wrote: ‘The preservation of the crew seems little short of a miracle. I never read such...

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...wished to know those of the other two; but they kept silence and ate their food with the attention which recluses appear to give to every detail of a ... ...ive in her robust health, in the extraordi- nary phenomena of her physical preservation, a divine life, and a species of ignorance of the earthly exis... ...same day. I was almost as touched as you; and he asked me for means to get food on his jour- ney. Well, well, time will show!’ These remarks of Bordin... ...recious parts of my life,—used it up in sterile toil for my own individual preservation. No man at the age of fifty could spring from that obscure, re... ...woman Bryond, assisted by her maid Godard, prepared with her own hands the food of these men. She had already filled a loft with hay, and there the pr... ...rden. Both were children abandoned by their parents to whom the widow gave food for wages,— and what food! The lad, whom Godefroid caught a glimpse of... ....” “Monsieur, it isn’t that I want to interfere, but I must say, comparing food with food, you’d do much better to dine in the rue de Tournon; you nee...

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...cords; the varied and strong life shown alike in tale and history; and the preservation of the old speech, character, and tradition— a people placed a... ...ettlers were called “landnamsmenn”. 11 The V olsunga Saga duced their own food and clothing, and could export enough wool, cloth, horn, dried fish, e... ...er was in the hands of the franklins alone; “godi” and thrall ate the same food, spoke the same tongue, wore much the same clothes, and were nearly al... ...again gave help in the making it easier to remember, and thus aided in its preservation. After a couple of generations had rounded and polished the sa...

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...nses, and is understood to be that preference which we give to one kind of food rather than to another. But though the love to these several objects... ...nk, paper, or book: and a servant every day made my bed, and brought me my food. “When I had remained a week under this imprisonment, he made me a v... ...s diet, as the old woman told me, is chiefly upon herbs, which is a fitter food for a horse than a Christian: nay, landlord at Upton says that the nei... ...but in the former, though it often induces forgetfulness, and a neglect of food, as well as of everything else; yet place a good piece of well powdere... ...artridge, and he was pre vailed upon not only to stuff himself with their food, but to taste some of their liquors, which by degress entirely ex pel... ...le than the part you act; and I shall be very glad to have my share in the preservation of a young lady of so much merit, and for whom I have so much ... ...Fielding; Vol. II what regard I must hold a benefactor, to whom I owe the preservation of my life, and of those dear children, for whose sake alone m... ...be pressed into the service; and as for the conscientious part, surely the preservation of a young lady from such ruin is a most meritorious act; nay,...

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...Giaour”!’ said Philip. ‘Well, there is no great damage done; but it is bad food for excitable minds. Don’t let it get hold of you.’ ‘Very well;’ and t... ...me, Deloraine will be heard to complain that they give him very odd animal food.’ ‘Who could resist such a piteous appeal!’ said Guy, help- ing him to... ...out the amusement he had enjoyed yesterday , which seemed likely to afford food for conversation for many a week to come. After all the care Guy had t... ...was certain de- 388 The Heir of Redclyffe struction. The instinct of self-preservation had been making her cling desperately with that left hand, esp... ...t shallow, because of their mirth and gaiety, as if they were only seeking food for laughter, finding it in mis- takes, for which he was ready to desp... ...reshing sleep, was decidedly less fever- ish, seemed better for nourishing food, and said that he wanted nothing but a puff of Redclyffe wind to make ...

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...rds. Patience travelled back to her sullenly. As we must have some kind of food, and she had nothing else, she took to that and found it dryer than of... ... warmly, for his dona- tions in charity were famous. Her eyes gave him the food he enjoyed, and basking in them, he continued: “V ernon’s income would... ...ernon’s, no doubt, for the day to come. I con- tend, nevertheless, for the preservation of health as the chief 138 The Egoist implement of work.” “Of... ...ment of its weight and bulk, is an art; it may also be an instinct of self-preservation; otherwise, as when mountains crumble adjacent villages are cr... ...g-master it would be thine to play the hunted rat of the elements, for the preservation of the one imagined dryspot about thee, somewhere on thy luckl... ...its judgement. The world would know what to think. As the instinct of self-preservation whispered to Willoughby, the world, were it requisite, might b...

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... as- sembled round Washington; and now the effort of supply- ing them with food and clothing was as much as could be accomplished! But the contractors... ...ds for the means of support. Everything must be done for them. They expect food and clothes, and instruction as to every simple act of life, as do chi... ...? He had no interest in the injury of the State, but every interest in its preservation. “But what,” I asked, “would be the effect were he to tell you... ...tance than these pioneers of civiliza- tion. They rarely amuse themselves. Food, newspapers, and brandy smashes suffice for life; and while these last... ...icers save one—I think the surgeon. We saw the men in their tents, and the food which they eat, and were disposed to think that hitherto things were g... ...States it is certain. In England the soldier with his shilling gets better food than the laborer with his two shillings; and the Englishman has no obj... ...cient bond and compact should be made for their future joint existence and preservation. A reference to this document will show how slight was the the...

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...d in which was embarked all my effects in the world; and the other was the preservation of my life in so dismal a calamity as I saw apparently was com... ...he particular circumstance of my calling, and the care due from me for the preservation of my effects, which were, as I might say , my estate; also th... ...ers that by them at their said meetings shall be conceived and devised for preservation of his Majesty’s subjects from the infection. ‘SIR JOHN LAWREN... ...and that the family sent him of; that is to say , for necessaries, such as food and physic; to fetch physicians, if they would come, or surgeons, or n... ...rnal of the Plague Y ear either of the distemper or be starved for want of food, for he was resolved none of his family should go near her; and she la... ...y retreat, nor having wherewith to travel far, took a course for their own preservation, which though in itself at first desperate, yet was so natural... ...iged to send up and down the streets for necessaries; that is to say , for food or physic, to bakehouses, brew-houses, shops, &c.; and who going neces... ...the misery of that time lay upon the poor who, being infected, had neither food or physic, neither phy- sician or apothecary to assist them, or nurse ... ... whole city could not have supported the expense of them, or have provided food for them; and they would in time have been even driven to the necessit...

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...in which dispatch’d him quite. This was Game indeed to us, but this was no Food, and I was very sorry to lose three Charges of Powder and Shot upon a ... ...to gether. My Stock was but low as well as his; and we rather planted for Food that any thing else, for about two Years. However, we began to increas... ...w not their Kinds, neither when I kill’d them could I tell what was fit for Food, and what not; at my coming back, I shot at a great Bird which I saw s... ...rought on Shore, and made a Kind of a Hut for that Night’s Lodging; as for Food, I yet saw not which Way to supply my self, except that I had seen two... ...er might be destroy’d, on which, not my Defence only, but the providing me Food, as I thought, entirely depended; I was nothing near so anxious about ... ...f, and I begun to be very easy, apply’d my self to the Works proper for my Preservation and Supply, and was far enough from being afflicted at my Condi... ...all. Thus I took all the Measures humane Prudence could suggest for my own Preservation; and it will be seen at length, that they were not altogether ... ...n in about these Savage Wretches, and the Concern I had been in for my own Preservation, had taken off the Edge of my Invention for my own Convenience... ... Injury. That if they attempted me, or I saw it necessary for my immediate Preservation to fall upon them, something might be said for it; but that as...

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...isonment occasionally for idly leav- ing their wives in childbirth without food, fire, or attendance! What woman would not rather marry ten Pepyses? w... ...id of. Means of breaking up undesirable families are as neces- sary to the preservation of the family as means of dissolving undesirable marriages are... ...tion of the family as means of dissolving undesirable marriages are to the preservation of marriage. If our domestic laws are kept so inhuman that the... ...ress. He steals their wages under pretence of fining them. He steals their food under pretence of buying it for them. He lies when he denies having do...

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...lery. Here we have either pole of the Britannic folly. We will not eat the food of any foreigner; nor, when we have the chance, will we eager him to e... ...n and abasement – these are the material with which talk is fortified, the food on which the talkers thrive. Such argument as is proper to the exercis... ...t of a great number that offered, and the invention (yes, in- vention) and preservation of a certain key in dialogue. In which these things are done w...