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...earn the meaning of His uniqueness, blessed be He, and the meaning of His governance ... and all who retire from it, retire from the spiritual, eter... ...n is the world of Atzilut [Emanation], which is a system of guidance and governance that divides into five parts: Keter [c rown], Hochma [Wisdom], ... ...ond manner, which is Form clothed in Matter, are given to us by the Upper governance for clear and sufficient attainment. Through them, you will als... ... keep quiet? Why do you sit and not awaken in the world? Rise up and take governance over the men.” deB orah aNd haNN ah VaYikra [The lord Called] 3... ...Aharei Mot [after the death] 317) “As an apple tree among the trees of the forest, so is my beloved among the young men.” How fond is the creator of ... ...e more and said, “Lord of the world, if you give the law to me, all of my governance will be gone, for my whole governance is by killing. If I accep... ...is written, “The voice of the Lord makes the deer to calve and strips the forests bare.” “The voice of the Lord makes the deer to calve” are the pan... ...gs and the pains to evoke those seventy voices. Promptly, “And strips the forests bare,” to evoke a serpent and to disclose that animal, to walk amo...

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..., regardless of what He does. We mustn’t exit the boundaries of the Creator’s governance under any circumstances. If we can do that, then we have at... ...rded as an entire world. There are rivers in this world, lakes, mountains and forests. There are people, nations, men and women, children, slaves, s...

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...and export, and feeding four times its population from less intensive agriculture than its neighbours. Issues remain in poverty, education, research, governance, national debt, and sensitive alternatives for small-holders. Past specialties in irrigation, administration, export, multinational agribusiness, negotiation, retained potential, and acceptance of new ideas, sugges...

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...nimals Freshwater Marine Brackish Waters and Shrimp Culture Fish Production Goats, Sheep and Elephants The Future for Livestock Summary Chapter 10 - Forestry Frontier Forests Forest Types Forest Destruction Logging Forest Policy Prohibition of Logging Conservation and Social Forestry Agriculture – Forestry Interactions Private Forestry Forest Production and Industries S...

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... focus on information ranging from pedological to hydro metrological to biological and technological, and lead to wider considerations about markets, governance and even personal and community values. With such warning systems in place, an adaptive management approach to natural resources resilience is achieved on a landscape scale and a shared sense of risk reduction ...

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...* Ban Mae Kong Nya, village of northern plains 57 * Ban Dong, the last forest village 58 Village houses 62 Traditional pillar house 62 * Mode... ...iver plain more distant from the city, and the third, Ban Dong, is a small forest village in the mountains skirting the north-eastern parts of the pro... ...rmerly worked e.g. as the inspector of elephant health for the Ministry of Forestry, and headmaster (1997-1999); he had retired from the post of princ... ... elsewhere, to Chiang Mai, to buy rice. The area of this village was dense forest. In those days, building was easy, because there were large trees n... ...who were my friends, to watch out for who goes crouching in the fields and forest to do their business, and catch them and notify me. So, little by li... ...l of elders led by the chief monk of the Sangha, and each area of national governance: the province, amphoe (municipality) and tambon (village distric...

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...per). It contains 30 percent postconsumer waste (PCW) and is certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) -1 ___ 0 ___ 1 ___ 37278_u00.qxd 8/28/0... ...entral to my analysis, which also could not have existed but for work on the governance of the commons by Elinor Ostrom, Charlotte Hess, and Carol Ros... ...t there was such a thing as “the environment” rather than just my pond, your forest, his canal. We need to do the same thing in the in- formation envi... ...position that the technologies of cheaper reproduction must be put under the governance of copyright holders. Thus we have a corollary to the Jefferso... ...position that the technologies of cheaper reproduction must be put under the governance of copyright holders. The DMCA contin- ues that logic; its dra... ... when the production pro- cess does need more centralized coordination, some governance that guides how the sticky modular bits are put together, it i... ... than natural gas for power generation may have impacts on every- thing from forests to fisheries. The attempt to reduce greenhouse gases and An Enviro... ...rs, Inc. v. Pussycat Cinema, Ltd., 604 F .2d 200 (2nd Cir. 1979). 8. “In the forests of Panama lives a Guyami Indian woman who is unusually resistant ... ...vent persons from support- ing the intended inclosure of Hainault or Waltham Forest.” He then quotes a version of Notes to page 42 264 -1 ___ 0 ___ 1 ...

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...ieving that our apelike ancestors did the following:  Moved out of the forests onto Africa‘s grassy plains (savannahs).  Learned to stand uprigh... ...Lips Harmonize? Biologist Hardy contended that primates—forced from the forest by competition— moved to the seashore to search for food. There, the... ...armies killed all the enemy aristocrats as quickly as possible in order to forestall having to wage future wars against them. Mongols launch three-... ...pire forward. By granting family members considerable independence in the governance of other territories, he was able to remain Chief Khan of the M... ...t by 1400, they were at constant risk of their lives. So they hid in deep forests, dells, and mountains and trekked from town to town, receiving foo...

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...ieving that our apelike ancestors did the following:  Moved out of the forests onto Africa‘s grassy plains (savannahs).  Learned to stand uprigh... ...d lips harmonize? Biologist Hardy contended that primates—forced from the forest by competition— moved to the seashore to search for food. There, the... ...armies killed all the enemy aristocrats as quickly as possible in order to forestall having to wage future wars against them. Mongols launch three-... ...pire forward. By granting family members considerable independence in the governance of other territories, he was able to remain Chief Khan of the M... ...t by 1400, they were at constant risk of their lives. So they hid in deep forests, dells, and mountains and trekked from town to town, receiving foo...

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...resources. Technology and innovation are supposed to achieve the former - rational governance, free trade, and free markets the latter. The teleg... ...latility reflect underlying problems with the economy as a whole and with corporate governance: lack of transparency, bad loans, default rates, unce... ...ntity and can be tackled effectively. A period of transition to good and equitable governance can be more stifling than any level of corruption and... ... cartels, trusts and other illegal organizations. Rivers of inks were spilled over forests of paper to explain the pernicious effects of these anti... ...roduce appropriate bankruptcy procedures, corporate transparency and good corporate governance, by engaging in protectionism and isolationism, by av... ...on, legal and judicial reform, fiscal and monetary transparency, and even internal governance (e.g., financial disclosure by staff members). Yet, ... ... reactions in this context. I hope I made my point clear and that you can see the forest from the (too many) woods. Both the Law and Technology de...

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...was obtained, and they made it into those beasts who live in the air, in the forest and in villages. His mouth was the Brahmins, his arms were ma... ...nment’s integrity. So we believe that the Lord Governor and Minister of Local Governance will not lose this opportunity to prove their integrity. ... ...en people who toil like animals for over 14 to 18 hours in the rain or shine, forests, fields, hills, seas, workshops, industries and business centr... ...at they are capable of protecting their own nation and establishing rule and governance like the majority of the peoples of the countries of the wo... ... the term Andhra is also mentioned. An Andhra is one who hunts animals in the forest and sells them (10 th canto, 48th sloka). So, the Dravidians a... ...cting in violation of the Sastras.” When Rama goes around the country, in a forest he sees a Sudra called Sambhukan praying to God in order to att... ...not the Rights of the safai karmacharis merit any serious attention from our governance system? Have they also become untouchable to our democratic... .... Will it remain so even in the future? Atrocities against Dalits Disabled Governance? The list below refers only to those cases registered wit... ... are mainly landless (69.6%) with little control over resources such as land, forest and water. There has been a marked rise in the number of agricu...

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...l source from the inevitable discovery that it is meaningless. Chinese Room Whole forests have been wasted in the effort to refute the Chinese Roo... ..., and institutions. 3. Wider and faster dissemination of information regarding bad governance, corruption, venality, cronyism, and nepotism. This l... ...mation, willy-nilly, of their erstwhile charges into paragons of democracy and good governance. And not for the first time. Napoleon justified his ... ... entails the suppression, subversion, or manipulation of all forms of free speech, governance, and elections. It usually involves unsavory practice... ...authoritarian polities, on the one hand and to the rise of anarchist and multifocal governance models, on the other hand. More about democracy in t... ...g First is context dependent. For instance: had I traveled to a tribe in the Amazon forests and quoted a speech of Kennedy to them – I would hardly ... ...rarely hold rights to nature or to life. We can copyright a photograph we take of a forest - but not the forest. To reduce it to the absurd: we can ... ... life directly. We even issue patents for sequences of human DNA. And people do own forests and rivers and the specific views of sunsets. Some scho... ...g First is context dependent. For instance: had I traveled to a tribe in the Amazon forests and quoted a speech of Kennedy to them – I would hardly ...

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...l source from the inevitable discovery that it is meaningless. Chinese Room Whole forests have been wasted in the effort to refute the Chinese Roo... ..., and institutions. 3. Wider and faster dissemination of information regarding bad governance, corruption, venality, cronyism, and nepotism. This l... ...mation, willy-nilly, of their erstwhile charges into paragons of democracy and good governance. And not for the first time. Napoleon justified his ... ... entails the suppression, subversion, or manipulation of all forms of free speech, governance, and elections. It usually involves unsavory practice... ...authoritarian polities, on the one hand and to the rise of anarchist and multifocal governance models, on the other hand. More about democracy in t... ...g First is context dependent. For instance: had I traveled to a tribe in the Amazon forests and quoted a speech of Kennedy to them – I would hardly ... ...rarely hold rights to nature or to life. We can copyright a photograph we take of a forest - but not the forest. To reduce it to the absurd: we can ... ... life directly. We even issue patents for sequences of human DNA. And people do own forests and rivers and the specific views of sunsets. Some scho... ...g First is context dependent. For instance: had I traveled to a tribe in the Amazon forests and quoted a speech of Kennedy to them – I would hardly ...

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...ng and unmarried men. They planted trees, erected flood barriers, put out forest fires and constructed forest roads and trails. They lived in work c... ... drops were registered in mining and industry, agriculture and fisheries, forestry (which was already depressed in 1989). Only water treatment and m... ...ng and unmarried men. They planted trees, erected flood barriers, put out forest fires, and constructed forest roads and trails. They lived in semi-... ...th or without interest), at the time of separation from the enterprise. Governance is usually based on one vote for each member, and the elected d... ... and differences of opinion concerning every possible aspect of corporate governance and the proper conduct of business. Employees want to maximize...

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...ine is free once you pass through those Pearly Gates. Will God provide more forests to eat up the carbon dioxide and stop the global warming? Will G... ...ful area. The biologically useful area is 22% water, 14% crop land, a third forests, a little less than a third of grazing land. About 2% of the lan... ...ho believe in the idea of democracy, we don’t like the idea of totalitarian governance. We want to be able to decide on our personal lives.” —“Tha...

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...een, “And were you to go to the chapel of S. Augustine, that is in the White Forest, that may not be found save by adventure only, methinketh that on ... ... after the King. And when he had ridden a long space he entered into a great forest and looked in the way before him and saw the slot of the King’s ho... ...until 16 The High History of the Holy Graal that he came to a launde of the forest whereat he thought that the King had alighted. The squire thought ... ... beyond the grave yard and issueth forth of the launde and entereth into the forest and thinketh that he will not cease until he hath found the King. ... ... and saith unto him, “You, that come there, have you met King Arthur in this forest?” “In no wise,” saith the messenger, “But you have I met, whereof ... ...r and be guardian 265 The High History of the Holy Graal of my land and the governance thereof, until such a time as God shall have brought me back.”... ...f folk and was seated at the head of the King’s land, for that he had in his governance all the lands that on that side marched with his own. 269 The...

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...t with child as she was, she took a gentlewoman with her, and ran into the forest to seek her lord. And when she was far in the forest she might no fa... ...hat was sister unto King Mark of Cornwall; and my mother died of me in the forest, and because thereof she commanded, or she died, that when I were ch... ...e, that was maiden and lady unto La Beale Isoud; and she was sent into the forest for to fetch herbs, and there she was met, and bound feet and hand t... ...with her out of her country. And so upon a day Queen Isoud walked into the forest to put away her thoughts, and there she went herself unto a well and... ...nt after Sir Tristram, but in no wise he could be found, for he was in the forest a-hunting; for that was al- ways his custom, but if he used arms, to... ...d govern it. And then Sir Segwarides delivered all prisoners, and set good governance in that valley; and so he returned into Cornwall, and told King ...

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...erefore Sir Tristram made great dole and sorrow. So Sir Tristram rode by a forest, and then was he ware of a fair tower by a marsh on that one side, a... ...alf their horses and unhorsed them, and their horses ran in the fields and forest. Then Sir Tristram had so great pity of that one knight that endured... ...m. For this cause, said Sir Palomides; as I rode upon mine adventures in a forest here beside I espied where lay a dead knight, and a lady weeping bes... ...ur enemies. So they mounted upon their horses, and rode together unto that forest, and there they found a fair well, with clear water bubbling. Fair s... ...And then this strange knight left them there, and took his way through the forest. With this Sir Palomides and Sir Tristram were on foot, and gat thei... ...od will, said Arthur; for Sir Galahalt, the haut prince, shall have you in governance. Sir, said Galahalt, I will as ye will. Sir, then the queen, I w... ...ood surgeons. Then there came in the Duke Chaleins of Clarance; and in his governance there came a knight that hight Elis la Noire; and there encounte... ...s. And these draw them to a 120 Thomas Malory council, to understand what governance they shall be of; but the King of Ireland, whose name was Marhal... ...rdred chief ruler of all England, and also he put Queen Guenever under his governance; because Sir Mordred was King Arthur’s son, he gave him the rule...

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...eat army 8 Sir Thomas Malory departed, leaving the queen and realm in the governance of Sir Baudwin and Constantine. And when he was on his horse he ... ...ight, and said to him they lacked victual, And not far from hence be great forests and woods, wherein be many of mine enemies with much bestial: I wil... ...anon these knights made them ready, and rode over holts and hills, through forests and woods, till they came into a fair meadow full of fair flowers a...

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... Le Morte Darthur – Book Nine take the next way into Cornwall; for in this forest are many strange adventures, as I have heard say, and some of them I... ...Lamorak gat Sir Kehydius upon a shield betwixt them both, and led him to a forester’s lodge, and there they gave him in charge to keep him well, and w... ... Sir Lamorak, and on the morn Sir Lamorak took his horse and rode unto the forest, and there he met with two knights hoving under the wood-shaw. Fair ... ...d best. 26 Thomas Malory CHAPTER XVI How King Arthur was brought into the Forest Perilous, and how Sir Tristram saved his life. N ow shall ye hear wh... ...life. N ow shall ye hear what was the cause that King Arthur came into the Forest Perilous, that was in North Wales, by the means of a lady. Her name ... ...is time by my will, because I dread the lord of this place that hath us in governance; for an I dread him not more than I do thee, soon it should be s...

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...ile above the levee, where the old, un- 122 North America V ol. 2 changed forest of nature came down to the very edge of the river, and mixed itself ... ...t still ever renewing themselves with the rapid, moist life of luxuri- ant forest vegetation. Nothing to my eyes is sadder than the monotonous desolat... ...n of such scenery. We in En- gland, when we read and speak of the primeval forests of America, are apt to form pictures in our minds of wood- land gla... ...cenes than which nothing that God has given us is more charming. But these forests are not after that fashion; they offer no allurement to the lover, ... ...lancholy, death-like beauty. The disordered ruin and confused decay of the forest was all gemmed with particles of ice. The eye reaching through the t... ...e of the politicians then at work to create a code of rules for the entire governance of a single nation such as is England or France. Nor, had any Am... ...nt. The Queen can do no wrong; but therefore, in all matters of policy and governance, she must be ruled by advice. For that advice her ministers are ... ...ce. For that advice her ministers are responsible; and no act of policy or governance can be done in England as to which responsibility does not immed... ...ly understood that lawyers are the leading men in the States, and that the governance of the country has been almost entirely in their hands ever sinc...

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...erefore Sir Tristram made great dole and sorrow. So Sir Tristram rode by a forest, and then was he ware of a fair tower by a marsh on that one side, a... ...alf their horses and unhorsed them, and their horses ran in the fields and forest. Then Sir Tristram had so great pity of that one knight that endured... ...m. For this cause, said Sir Palomides; as I rode upon mine adventures in a forest here beside I espied where lay a dead knight, and a lady weeping bes... ...ur enemies. So they mounted upon their horses, and rode together unto that forest, and there they found a fair well, with clear water bubbling. Fair s... ...And then this strange knight left them there, and took his way through the forest. With this Sir Palomides and Sir Tristram were on foot, and gat thei... ...od will, said Arthur; for Sir Galahalt, the haut prince, shall have you in governance. Sir, said Galahalt, I will as ye will. Sir, then the queen, I w... ...ood surgeons. Then there came in the Duke Chaleins of Clarance; and in his governance there came a knight that hight Elis la Noire; and there encounte... ...s. And these draw them to a 120 Thomas Malory council, to understand what governance they shall be of; but the King of Ireland, whose name was Marhal...

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...eton tales, for example, he heard of the fairy fountain of Barenton in the forest of Broceliande, where fays and many another marvel were to be seen, ... ... how true these stories were. “I went there to look for marvels. I saw the forest and I saw the land; I sought mar vels, but I found none. A fool I c... ...er part he hid within the wood, to stay them if they sought shelter in the forest. For the rest he put every man into the plain, that it should be the... ...ng had faith in Merlin’s word, and held his counsel good. He gave over the governance of the host, privily, to a lord whom he much loved. Merlin put f... ...incoln town to the wood of Cehdon. The Saxons took refuge within the thick forest, and drew together the remnants of their power. For their part, the ... ...ommanded, therefore, his meinie to cut down the trees on the skirts of the forest. These trunks he placed one upon another, lacing the branches fast t... ... queen. 102 Arthurian Chronicles:Roman De Brut Arthur, having put all the governance in Mordred’s power, save only the crown, went his way to Southam...

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... are soft and clear, it melts, confusing the waters with hot rays, and the forests with darkness, to where, wavering in and out of view like flying wi... ...n the arms of giant moun- tains: the far-spreading hazy plain; the hanging forests; the pointed crags; the gleam of the distant rose-shadowed snows th... ... anything but the mind of a Hamlet. The eyes were dark as 10 Vittoria the forest’s border is dark; not as night is dark. Under favourable lights thei... ...h facts, 95 George Meredith the estates continued to be withheld from her governance. Austria could do that: she could wreak her spite against the wo... ...hey were at the threshold of a large wayside hostelry, fronting a slope of forest and a plunging brook. Whitecoats in all attitudes leaned about the d... ...of an hour and a half. Leave the high-road then, and turn left through the forest and ask for Bormio. If you reach T yrol, and come to Silz, tell peop...

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... aimables enfans! They do the ‘police des l’atelier’ too, the guidance and governance, themselves; with that ready will of theirs, with that extempora... ...vens, and thou green all-nursing Earth; ye Streams ever-flowing; deciduous Forests that die and are born again, continually, like the sons of men; sto... ... sublime calmness, the terror of the People is calmed. These gleaming Pike forests, which bristled fateful in the early sun, disappear again; the far-... ... plunging; rustle the owlet from his branchy nest; champ the sweet-scented forest- herb, queen-of-the-meadows spilling her spikenard; and frighten the...

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...d working idea of this round globe with its mountains and wildernesses and forests and all the sorts and conditions of human life that were scat- tere... ...the world, exactly like the gaze of some nice healthy innocent animal in a forest, interested, inquiring, speculative, but singularly untroubled… . 5 ... ... to frozen wildernesses gashed for gold, to vast temple-studded plains, to forest worlds and 214 The New Machiavelli mountain worlds, to ports and fo... ...e wives, are as much waste as the driftage of superfluous pollen in a pine forest is waste.” “Decent honest lives!” said Dayton to his bread-crumbs, w... ...ormant. She affected a cynical coarseness. She devel- oped a theory on the governance of England, beautifully frank and simple. “Give ‘um all a peerag...

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...is black heart? We’ —she raised herself to her full height—‘En- gland must forestall Master Philip. But not openly,’—she sank again— ‘we cannot fight ... ...t the noon; still the cat-bird sings his tune; Still Autumn sets the maple-forest blazing. Still the grape-vine through the dusk flings her soul-compe... ...ks one half-day for rogues and vaga- bonds at a village under St Leonard’s forest, where, as I have heard, nightingales never sing; but the constable ... ...not in any sort master the sickness, or come at a glimmer of its nature or governance. To be brief, I was flat bewildered at the brute malignity of th... ...A WARM, dark winter day with the Sou’-West wind singing through Dallington Forest, and the woods below the Beacon. The children set out after dinner t... ...ent on, ‘that Red William the King was not the only Norman found dead in a forest while he hunted.’ ‘D’you mean William Rufus?’said Dan. ‘Yes,’ said P...

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...hat, Mr Chadwick, we must take care to be in time, or the other party will forestall us.’ With all his admiration for Sir Abraham, the doctor seemed t... ...s, but, ah! still so beautiful, or drag out the frag- ments of the ancient forest, without feeling that they sheltered the younger plants, to which th... ...g flow of Castalian ink, issue forth fifty thousand nightly edicts for the governance of a subject nation? Velvet and gilding do not make a throne, no...

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...lled ‘Who are Hiram’s heirs?’ intending to give an infallible rule for the governance of such establishments; and, at last, a mem- ber of the governme... ...ad occurred. And now he was doomed to undergo another misery. Mr Slope had forestalled him at the widow’s house. He had called there on the preceding ... ... Cornish parish that he first learnt to know that the highest laws for the governance of a Christian’s duty must act from within and not from without;... ...plainly told the bishop that the world gave him credit for being under the governance of his wife; that his credit and character in the diocese was su... ...ved since his egress into the Ullathorne elysium to attract to him- self a forest nymph, to whom he was whispering a plasterer’s usual soft nothings, ...

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..., Pinny, with its green chasms between romantic rocks, where the scattered forest trees and orchards of luxuriant growth, declare that many a generati... ...hed him while she talked with Captain Harville; and under the irresistible governance of which he had seized a sheet of paper, and poured out his feel...

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...e best and honestest men in the city appointed to undertake the charge and governance of them; he again arranged them into their several bands, and se... ...es destroyed, of their generals and consuls slain, of lakes and plains and forests strewed with the dead bodies, and rivers stained with the blood of ... ...re so close and thick, extending into the interior as far as the Hercynian forest; and their position on the earth is under that part of heaven, where...

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...merable perplexities of sentiment and emo- tion to paper, undermining self-governance; self-respect, per- haps! Further than that, she did not underst... ...ht colour, what can be more beautiful than these green waves and that dark forest’s edge, and the garden of an island! The yachting-water here is an u... ...s they set him staggering and groping like an ancient knight of faery in a forest bewitched. ‘Y our specific for the country is, then, Radicalism,’ sh... ... of the Otley river to the gleaming broad water and its opposite border of forest, beyond which the downs of the island threw long interlapping curves... ...ndation, Cecilia.’ ‘By means of some convulsion?’ 131 George Meredith ‘By forestalling one.’ ‘That must be one of the new ironclads,’ observed Cecili... ...be out. The sun was low, blazing among the thicker branches of the pollard forest trees, and through sprays of hawthorn. Dr. Shrapnel stopped, facing ...

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...Excerpt: Inferno: Canto I. Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself within a forest dark, for the straightforward pathway had been lost. Ah me! how hard a thing it is to say What was this forest savage, rough, and stern, Which in the very thought renews the fear....

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...rno: Canto I Midway upon the journey of our life I found myself within a forest dark, For the straightforward pathway had been lost. Ah me! how ha... ...athway had been lost. Ah me! how hard a thing it is to say What was this forest savage, rough, and stern, Which in the very thought renews the fea... ...t to advance because he spake, But still were passing onward through the forest, The forest, say I, of thick-crowded ghosts. Not very far as yet o... ...counterstand against her; She makes provision, judges, and pursues Her governance, as theirs the other gods. Her permutations have not any truce; ... ... than of a wind Impetuous on account of adverse heats, That smites the forest, and, without restraint, The branches rends, beats down, and bears a... ...t itself away, Minos consigns it to the seventh abyss. It falls into the forest, and no part Is chosen for it; but where Fortune hurls it, There...

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...y of this our mortal life, I found me in a gloomy wood, astray Gone from the path direct: and e?en to tell It were no easy task, how savage wild That forest, how robust and rough its growth, Which to remember only, my dismay Renews, in bitterness not far from death. Yet to discourse of what there good befell, All else will I relate discover?d there. How first I enter?d it ...

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...he path direct: and e’en to tell It were no easy task, how savage wild That forest, how robust and rough its growth, Which to remember only, my disma... ...s if of a wind Impetuous, from conflicting vapours sprung, That ‘gainst some forest driving all its might, Plucks off the branches, beats them down an... ... ford. CANTO XIII Ere Nessus yet had reach’d the other bank, We enter’d on a forest, where no track Of steps had worn a way. Not verdant there The fol... ... wood Keep ever close.” Silently on we pass’d To where there gushes from the forest’s bound A little brook, whose crimson’d wave yet lifts My hair wit... ...he poem. Leaving this territory, he passes over valleys, mountains, woods, forests, and bridges, till he arrives in a beautiful valley covered with ... ...Guido, and whoso hath since His title from the fam’d Bellincione ta’en. Fair governance was yet an art well priz’d By him of Pressa: Galigaio show’d T...

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...e had the host northward, the priviest way that could be thought, unto the forest of Bedegraine, and there in a valley he lodged them secretly. Then r... ...o and come. So 28 Thomas Malory Merlin told them ten thousand were in the forest of Bedegraine, well armed at all points. Then was there no more to s... ...s the horse, and horsed him again; and King Lot smote down Clariance de la Forest Savage, and gave the horse unto Duke Eustace. And so when they had h... ... Griflet le Fise de Dieu, Mariet de la Roche, Guinas de Bloi, Briant de la Forest Savage, Bellaus, Morians of the Castle [of] Maidens, Flannedrius of ... ...in the castle of Bedegraine, that was one of the castles that stand in the forest of Sherwood. And Merlin was so disguised that King Arthur knew him n... ... the king with his great army departed, leaving the queen and realm in the governance of Sir Baudwin and Constantine. And when he was on his horse he ... ...d govern it. And then Sir Segwarides delivered all prisoners, and set good governance in that valley; and so he returned into Cornwall, and told King ... ...is time by my will, because I dread the lord of this place that hath us in governance; for an I dread him not more than I do thee, soon it should be s...

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...people near the Northern Pole that wone, Whom Ireland sent from loughs and forests hoar, Divided far by sea from Europe’s shore. XLV Tancredi next, no... ... The furious Prince Tancredi from that fray His coward foes chased through forests wide, Till tired with the fight, the heat, the way, He sought some ... ...ome troops of horse that lightly armed ride He sent to scour the woods and forests main, His pioneers their busy work applied To even the paths and ma... ...ney, wrestle in the sand, To leave with speed Atlanta swift arear, Through forests wild, and unfrequented land To chase the lion, boar, or rugged bear... ...he Christians fled, whither they took no keep, Some strayed wild among the forests large, Some to Emmaus to the Christian host, And conquer would agai... ... And yet his chin no sign of manhood bore; His youth was forward, but with governance, His words, his actions, and his portance brave, Of future virtu...

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...people near the Northern Pole that wone, Whom Ireland sent from loughs and forests hoar, Divided far by sea from Europe’s shore. XLV Tancredi next, no... ... The furious Prince Tancredi from that fray His coward foes chased through forests wide, Till tired with the fight, the heat, the way, He sought some ... ...ome troops of horse that lightly armed ride He sent to scour the woods and forests main, His pioneers their busy work applied To even the paths and ma... ...ney, wrestle in the sand, To leave with speed Atlanta swift arear, Through forests wild, and unfrequented land To chase the lion, boar, or rugged bear... ...he Christians fled, whither they took no keep, Some strayed wild among the forests large, Some to Emmaus to the Christian host, And conquer would agai... ... And yet his chin no sign of manhood bore; His youth was forward, but with governance, His words, his actions, and his portance brave, Of future virtu...

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... hill—a shocking bad road it was—and all the hillside was thick, thick oak-forest, with deer in it. There was no trace of Weland, but presently I saw ... ...our King, the Conqueror’s son, died of a secret arrow while he hunted in a forest. “This is a cross matter,” said De Aquila, “to meet on the threshold... ...al runs three days’ sail out from that land, and south of the shoal lies a Forest which grows in the sea. South and east of the Forest my father came ... ...en days (counting time by sword-cuts on the helm-rail) till we came to the Forest in the Sea. T rees grew there out of mud, arched upon lean and high ... ...ns of dealing blows in battle, and pointed up to the tree-tops, and to the forest behind. Their captain or chief sorcerer then beat on his chest with ... ...And were the children quite well?’ said Una. ‘My sons were young. Land and governance belong by right to young men.’ Sir Richard was talking to himsel...

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...is game, when the first bells were swung on trees, and sounded through the forest beyond the plantations of the white man. But to day I like best the ... ...ties of the garden, is essen tially different from that of the hunter and forest life, and neither can displace the other without loss. We have all h... ...Gardening is civil and so cial, but it wants the vigor and freedom of the forest and the outlaw. There may be an excess of cultivation as well as of ... ...ame for his improvement. By the wary independence and aloofness of his dim forest life he preserves his intercourse with his native gods, and is admit... ... in proportion as I advanced farther into the darkness and solitude of the forest. Still less have I seen such strong and wilderness tints on any poet... ... mast ne rother, I have not heard of such another, No master for the governance, Hie sayled by thought and pleasaunce, Without labor east ...

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...perhaps a pair of sisters, and in his wagon he will go up through primeval forests to the Glen House. When there, he will ascend Mount Washington on a... ... is a small village, about ten years old, standing in the midst of un- cut forests, and has been created by the railway. In ten years more there will ... ...ten years more there will no doubt be a spreading town at Island Pond; the forests will recede; and men, rushing out from the crowded cities, will fin... ..., let the feeling of dependence be ever so much modified by powers of self-governance, cannot hold its own against countries which are in all respects... ...t their battle. It may be argued that Canada has in fact the power of self-governance; that she rules herself and makes her own laws as England does; ... ...e moun- tain, on the shore, and which is surrounded on every side by thick forest. There is no road within two miles of the house. The lake therefore ... ... a thing to do late in the afternoon. The view down upon the lakes and the forests around, and on the wooded hills below, is wonderfully lovely. I nev...

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...ion and alteration,— could they be avoided. The oak grows silently, in the forest, a thousand years; only in the thousandth year, when the woodman arr... ...ts, from a hundred and sixty-five throats; amid wavings, sobbings, a whole forest-sigh of Parlementary pathos,—they are led through winding passages, ... ... for himself a red Cardinal’s-hat, a Coupe de Bois (cutting from the royal forests), and on the whole ‘from five to six hundred thousand livres of rev... ... and be doing! The royal signal-word flies through France, as through vast forests the rushing of a mighty wind. At Parish Churches, in Townhalls, and... ...rk is added scarcity of food! In the opening spring, there come rumours of forestalment, there come King’s Edicts, Petitions of bakers against millers... ... aimables enfans! They do the ‘police des l’atelier’ too, the guidance and governance, themselves; with that ready will of theirs, with that extempora...

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...urcy; and as he had always felt from his childhood a peculiar taste to the governance of his aunt the countess, this perhaps may have added to his fee... ...in the hands of the young cub who was so soon to inherit the wealth of the forest. But Dr Thorne was more kind to him. He had something yet to say as ...