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... Japantown. And it's interesting that I've never heard of an Iraqtown or an Australiatown or any other 'town' for that matter. The reason is because ... ...e can't help but notice along the walls are rows of mounted deer, bear, and fox heads, as well as a multifarious assortment of smaller, taxidermic a... ... a run-down, — derelict gas station would offer such an esoteric flavor a — Sports Illustrated, and a Maxim for our sexual I mean literary perusal. ... ...crash and die. I would love to make a bet with any thrill seeker or extreme sports fanatic that they would not be able last for more than a minute in... ...ans are too timid and feeble, thus, lacking backbone. And it's not just with sports; it's with everything. Asians lack backbone because of the extrem... ...to nine television screens in front him, collectively broadcasting ABC, CNN, FOX, NBC...MSNBC: I wish “ they would hurry up and make up my mind! ” I...

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...schools, vocational schools, a commercial college, police training school, sports college, a construction sector vocational high school and a teacher ... ... pupil must have three complete outfits: school uniform, Scout uniform and sports kit, and in addition, school classes procure uniform costumes for fe... ...y the villages at least have football teams. The education system supports sports, even village schools have sport teachers, and in the cool season, i... ...l Ethnoscapes. Notes and Queries for Transitional Anthropology. Richard G. Fox (ed.), Recapturing Anthropology: Working in Present. School of Americ... ...77. Thai Traditional Medicine. A preliminary investigation. Ph. D. thesis, Australian National University. Canberra. Murdock, George Peter (ed.) 1... ...k, T. H. (ed.) 1967. Thailand. Social and Economic Studies in Development. Australian National Univ. Press & Duke Univ. Press, Durham, N.C. — 1970. ... ...lcock (ed.), Thailand: Social and Economic Studies in Development, 65–83. Australian National Univ. Press. — 1968. Address, Abuse and Animal Categor...

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...Snakelex is a first class demon on assignment to a small country town in Australia. Spiritual warfar.. Snakelex is a first class demon on assignment to a small country town in Australia. Spiritual warfare will be battled out between good and evil. Snakelex must use every dirty trick in the book to...

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...he locals, past and present, took the time to familiarise themselves with Australian history they would know that the introduction of these cute litt... ...these cute little fur balls didn’t occur until after white man arrived on Australian shores. Nonetheless, this little fable wins the affection of to... ...ith the weather; move quickly to family issues and then linger around the sports pages. Morris began a second business several years ago as the town... ...for some years due to a hip injury. Pastor Philip Brown hates dogs, as a fox terrier once bit him. The story always begins with a little ball of fl... ...We are so looking forward to making new friends. And sisters, I just love Australian cooking and I’ve heard the lady folk here have some wonderful s... ...gh. Fred cringed, as Tom’s humility did not suit the man. “You cunning old fox!” Snakelex laughed loudly. “You’re better at this than I gave you cred...

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...s? If you go to college is it to gain knowledge and experiences now, like sports and parties, or is it to gain the tools you need for your future oc... ... our personal comfort is more important. A few years ago Lincoln Hall, an Australian, was in a group climbing Mount Everest. He was injured. His part... ...ky-- bye and bye.‘ Singing and dancing, films and TV, public friendships, sports and recreational pastimes all create stumbling blocks for those pur... ...rding to the United Nations Human Development Index are: Norway, Iceland, Australia, Ireland and Sweden, with the U.S. at number 8 and the UK at 18.... ...he UK, Ireland and most other European countries give four weeks, as does Australia. Brazil gives four and a half weeks, but Columbia and New Zeala... ...w to clone a cow or how to operate on a brain tumor, but we know all about sports and national and international politics. 213 --―What w... ...ility. So do we drop them from the human race? ―But do you support fox hunting, dog fights, restraining egg laying chickens or managing mink ...

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...ttack by the natives -- Cannibalism -- Departure from New Zealand -- Among the Australians -- Australian Boomerang throwers - - Game found in Australi... ...ia -- Timidity of the natives -- An accident to the ship -- Curious customs -- Australian lance throwers -- A surprising thing seen on the New Guinea ... ... to the North Pole 513- 520 CHAPTER LI. Story of a Starving Crew. -- Northwest Fox -- Founding of the Hudson Bay Company -- Everything frozen -- Looki... ...7 An attack by the natives................................................ 439 Australian Boomerang dancers.............................................. ...charms; a bit of the sea calf's skin protects him from the lightning, though a fox tail, a gull's wing or an eagle's beak is almost equally good; he l... ...ul damsels, skilful in songs and instruments of music and dancing, and to make sports and delights unto men whatsoever they could imagine. They were a... ...h this royal personage indulged two or three times each year. But unlike royal sportsmen of to-day, the Grand Khan made his entrance upon the field in... ... the Atlantic to Denmark where they were received as from the dead. NORTH-WEST FOX. Twelve years later the search was resumed by Luke Fox, better know...

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...mple, he had grown into a self-centered man who, at twenty-five, lived for sports, the outdoors and sex. As his house came into view and he started to... ...r second glass, she thought of ripping up Roger’s clothes and throwing his sports stuff out into the yard. Grimly, she resisted the temptation. ON THU... ... you must be dead,” she finally stammered. “No, but I’ve been far away, in Australia. Can I come in?” he 228 SUSAN BRACKEN asked, looking toward the ... ...nd I just knew I had to get away. I went as far as I could, all the way to Australia. All I had was the pack on my back with my documents and clothes ... ... me into believing he had depression? “Anyhow, I stayed. I got a job at an Australian government high school. They’re crazy about sports over there, s... .... I got a job at an Australian government high school. They’re crazy about sports over there, so they liked my credentials and hired me. I taught gym ... ...ions Publications, 2007, 489 pp, PB Come Lovely and Soothing Death, Elaine Fox et al, (tracing the right to die movement in America since the 1930s), ...

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... Pg 364 One Basic Effect of Accumulation: Antagonism and Competition Pg 366 Sports Pg 401 Happiness Pg 402 Law Pg 413 Logic and Legality Pg ... ...40 The Vicious Cycles of Civilized Ease and Hardship Pg 747 Play and Sports Pg 757 Toys Pg 757 Humor Pg 771 Failure and Success Pg 771... ...nd the undead Pg 1864 Leaves and Decomposition and the undead Pg 1865 Sports and Hitting Pg 1867 Possession by the undead and the Origin of... ...se for them once they stood up on two feet and became the dominant species of Australia. But they did not lose their tails as we did. That kept th... ... they did not lose their tails as we did. That kept them from overpopulating Australia. By scavenging the leftovers of carcasses that were mostly... ...ain how the first modern humans managed to migrate to the Pacific islands and Australia 75,000 years ago. Using the bones and skins of the animals ...

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...re, of the absolute corruption of absolute power and of the dangers of inviting the fox to fight the wolf. The original "Macedonian Revolutionary O... ...: the torture of political opponents and their execution, the closure of patriotic sports societies, the flagrant interference in the work of the o... ...on with roots wherever Albanians resided: Germany, Switzerland, the USA, Canada and Australia. The ideology was an improbable mix of Stalinism (Enve... ...nians died in battle in the fields of Kosovo), from Germany, Switzerland, the USA, Australia and some Moslem countries. In other words, it was inte... ...lier stage of capitalist development and distrusts even their limited expression in sports and games. He extols cooperation and teamwork while harb... ...ternal stressors, e.g. the Palestinians, or to a marginalised subgroup, such as the Australian Aborigines or Afro-American dwellers of inner city e...

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...Tunisia's 15.6 percent, Jordan's 14.4 percent, Saudi Arabia's 13 percent and Kuwait sports an unhealthy 7.1 percent. Even with 8 percent out of work... ... tenth the cost elsewhere - while Texas boasts 1,000,000 drilled wells, Iraq barely sports 2000. The Department of Energy's report about Iraq concl... ...s on Russian anti-American assertiveness. Similarly, it has cut wheat imports from Australia by half due to the latter's unequivocal support of Ame... ...y emigrate from Israel back to the Commonwealth of Independent States, to Germany, Australia and New Zealand. American aid - some $2.7 billion a ye... ...omy. He echoed U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow who suggested, in an interview to Fox News Channel, that Iraq's debts should be discarded even as ...

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...He used to jump his horses right there. But he sold it to Twentieth Century Fox as part of their movie ranch. The ranch extends about four miles east... ...d a million American Indians were killed by the good Christian invaders. In Australia 300,000 Australian aborigines were eliminated in their own lan... ...re like peas in a pod. We thought alike. We acted alike. We played the same sports and were in the same club at LA High, the Saints. The name wasn’t...

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...osiery Scotch Ulsters. Heavy Knick- erbockers and Norfolk Suits for Winter Sports Catalogue with illustrations mailed on request. and occasion is take... ...iery Scotch I'lsters. Heavy Kiiick- erbookors and Norfolk Suits for Wilder Sports Gatnliigiui with illustrations mailed on request. lations" implies o... ...t rather seems content to allow its [jnrt to pass as ropreHentativu of the sportsmanship standards of the Green. The Dartmouth iith- lotio council has... ...hose in full standing in the rec- ords of the Dean's office are eligi- ble fox this office. W. B. Stone, Jr., Manager of Football Association. ; I' t... ...s to Washington are: Great Britain, France, Russia, China, Japan, In- dia, Australia and the Philip- pines. Mr. R. Saeasin-Warnery, chairman of the Wo...

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...oice. It s a load off my mind, Trotwood, to have such a partner. The red fox made him say all this, I knew, to exhibit him to me in the light he had... ..., and his right arm flourishing above his head, Traddles, as Mr. Pitt, Mr. Fox, Mr. Sheridan, Mr. Burke, Lord Castlereagh, Viscount Sidmouth, or Mr. C... ..., to cull a figure of speech from the vo- cabulary of our coarser national sports floors me. To a man who is struggling with a compli- cated burden of... ...d Mr. Peggotty, with a hopeful smile. No one can t reproach my darling in Australia. We will begin a new life over theer! I asked him if he yet prop... ...k of this now, both of you. Here are some people David knows, going out to Australia shortly. If you decide to go, why shouldn t you go in the same sh... ...usi- ness manner, and is industrious. Precisely. It is evident to me that Australia is the legitimate sphere of action for Mr. Micawber! I entertai... ...to occupy it, in re- membrance of him; and that the many tokens of his old sports and accomplishments, by which she was surrounded, remained there, ju...

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...or what would Lady Diana’s feelings have been if Viola had carried home an Australian kiss? “This is Miss T racy.” Viola’s carriage was now actually c... ...t I could see that he was shocked at the contrast between our poor and the Australian settlers, where food and space were plenty and the wages high. I... ...s elicited from Harold what things he had done with the unbroken animal in Australia. I went off the scene at once, but when I returned to lun- cheon ... ...lsion still made me a little afraid of them. They excelled in all kinds of sports in which we younger ones had not had nearly so much practice, and di... ...had guarded 87 Charlotte M. Yonge myself—never once come across the sportsmen, and only seen Mr. Yolland professionally when he showed me how t... ...ng hounds, and dine afterwards with some of the members of the hunt at the Fox Hotel at Foling, a favourite meet. They were to sleep at Biston, and I ... ... concerned. Some one said he was too great a barbarian, and so he was. His sports and revelries had been on a wilder, ruder, more vio- lent scale, suc... ...ir pink; we bridesmaids had scarlet ribbons, and the favours had miniature fox brushes fastened with ar- rows in the centre; even our lockets, with th... ...h their elaborate cypher of E’s, A’s, and H’s, depended from the head of a fox. Prometesky looked amazed, as well he might. “Your ladies are changed,”...

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...rther off than ever! Or perhaps you will fulfil them, and go and teach the Australian blacks!” “A very unpromising field,” said Mrs. Best, “though I h... ...mpathy and amusement. Girls of seventeen and sixteen do not delight in the sports of nine- year-olds, except in the case of special pets and protegees... ...APTER XVII CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVII FO FO FO FO FOX X X X XGL GL GL GL GLO O O O OVES AND FLIR VES AND FLIR VES AND FLIR VE... ...ve a peculiar faculty for dealing with those very unpromising natives, the Australian gins. Franciska remembered her tender nursing and bright manner ... ...with a cour- teous, “Miss Prescott! You have come in for the arrival of my Australian sister! What luggage have you?” Wherewith all was absorbed in th... ...od, 151 Yo n g e who was known to be a champion in Ceylon in all athletic sports, especially polo and cricket. Tall and well made, he had been devote... ...ink of nothing else. And as to Wilfred, his whole mind seemed to be set on sports, and marble works to be only an incident thrown in. Bernard, whom he...

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...tain, ‘that you’d read in the paper that a Cap’en of that name was gone to Australia, emigrating, along with a whole ship’s comple- ment of people as ... ...ther, Charles MacStinger, popularly known about the scenes of his youthful sports, as 557 Charles Dickens Chowley) in her train. She came so swiftly ... ...e that I was torn to pieces Sir the more I’ d say it though I may not be a Fox’s Martyr..’ Mr Dombey turned yet paler than his fall had made him, with... ... the mere creature of his pleasure; undeceived in his deceit, and with his fox’s hide stripped off, he sneaked away, abashed, degraded, and afraid. So...

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...hey went by way of the Great Lakes; and from Green Bay, in canoes, by way of Fox River and the Wisconsin. Marquette had solemnly contracted, on the fe... ... 5 47 Greenville 1 10 55 Napoleon 1 16 22 White River 1 16 56 Australia 1 19 Helena 1 23 25 Half Mile Below St. Francis 2 Memphi... ...45 Sout Sout Sout Sout Souther her her her hern Spor n Spor n Spor n Spor n Sports ts ts ts ts IN THE N ORTH ONE HEARS THE WA R MENTIONED, in s... ... that; still, it seems a much more respectable and far less cruel sport than fox hunting—for the cocks like it; they experience, as well as confer enj... ...ks like it; they experience, as well as confer enjoy ment; which is not the fox’s case. We assisted—in the French sense—at a mule race, one day. I be... ...sed names and places and sent my narrative out of the country. So I chose an Australian magazine for vehicle, as being far enough out of the country, ...

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...tical staff by exhibitions of his microscope and of some of the ornamental sports of chemistry. ‘The truth is,’ was the explanation privately dropped ... ...Are the grapes ever so sour, or the nightshade below so sweet, as when the fox has leapt too short, and is too proud to climb?’ ‘Nightshade! Why, pray... ...might hope for exportation 323 Yo n g e with a ticket of leave to Western Australia. The halo of approaching death no longer lighted him up, and afte... ...orne much of ill. Can you bear to hear good news?’ ‘Am I to be sent out to Australia already?’ said Leonard— for a shortening of the eight years befor... ...y,’ returned Gertrude, sadly; ‘a gaudy rose-coloured chair, all over white fox-gloves, for a person in that state—’ ‘Poor T om’s great wish is to have...

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...ourt and political honours. They were renowned shots, long-limbed stalking sportsmen in field and bower, fast friends, intemperate enemies, handsome t... ...ke his farms. He dragged none by the collar. He gave them liberty to go to Australia, Canada, the Americas, if they liked. He asked in return to have ... ...out the woods of Steynham, disinclined to shoot and lend a hand to country sports. The popping of the guns of his uncle and guests hung about his ears... ...lady regarded politics as a business that helped hunting-men a stage above sportsmen, for numbers of the politicians she was acquainted with were hunt... ... He was willing to indulge her in any amount of it: and she perceived why. Fox! she thought. Grand fox, but fox down- right. For her time was shorteni...

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...uch buds can be propagated by grafting, &c., and sometimes by seed. These ‘sports’ are extremely rare under nature, but far from rare under cultivatio... ...bud and an ovule in their earliest stages of formation; so that, in fact, ‘sports’ support my view, that variabil- ity may be largely attributed to th... ...he change has, it is believed, been chiefly ef- fected by crosses with the fox-hound; but what con- cerns us is, that the change has been effected unc... ...nt standard of usefulness to man, we can understand how it is that neither Australia, the Cape of Good Hope, nor any other region inhabited by quite u... ...ase of slow-breed- ing cattle and horses in South America, and latterly in Australia, had not been well authenticated, they would have been quite incr... ... the 102 On the Origin of Species productions of the smaller continent of Australia have formerly yielded, and apparently are now yielding, before th... ...e equally barren. The Falkland Islands, which are inhabited by a wolf-like fox, come nearest to an exception; but this group cannot be considered as o... ... of cattle Sphex, parasitic Spiders, development of Spitz-dog crossed with fox Sports in plants Sprengel, C.C., on crossing; on ray-florets Squirrels,... ...cattle Sphex, parasitic Spiders, development of Spitz-dog crossed with fox Sports in plants Sprengel, C.C., on crossing; on ray-florets Squirrels, gra...

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... given of these confervae. They ap- pear especially common in the sea near Australia; and off Cape Leeuwin I found an allied but smaller and apparentl... ...e; Voyage of the Astrolabe and of the Co- quille; Captain King’s Survey of Australia, etc. 23 Charles Darwin and of a different shape from the other.... ...ng its victim. It then commenced as regular a hunt as ever hound did after fox; making short semicircular casts, and all the time rapidly vibrating it... ...ifle. My powder being exhausted, I was obliged to get up (to my shame as a sportsman be it spoken, though well able to kill birds on the wing) and hal... ...d on a dog that was ly- ing fast asleep close by one of the party; and the sportsmen had difficulty in preventing the wounded geese from being seized ... ...and the stream rapid. Captain Sturt,* when descending the Murrumbidgee, in Australia, saw two emus in the act of swimming. The inhabitants of the coun... ...ntive cry uttered at the moment of rising, recall the idea of a snipe. The sportsmen of the Beagle unanimously called it the short-billed snipe. To th... ... to drive animals across the plains; for if in the night a puma, or even a fox, approaches, nothing can prevent the horses dispersing in every directi... ...f which are as large as hen pheasants. Their destroyer, a small and pretty fox, was also sin- gularly numerous; in the course of the day we could not ...

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...on after his return from Spain, he was chosen as Mas- ter of the Runnymede Fox Hounds, and was thus enabled to write the letters M.F.H. after his name... ... still at their work could be directed from the armchairs on which the two sportsmen were sitting. It must be explained that ever since the Silverbrid... ...apable of outwitting deer by venatical wiles more perfectly than any other sportsman in Great Britain, regarded Crummie-Toddie as the nearest thing th... ... was the business of his life, and he thoroughly despised all who were not sportsmen. He fished and shot and hunted during nine or ten months of the y... ... England, about all Europe. It had travelled to America and the Indies, to Australia and the Chinese cities before two hours were over. Before the rac... ...Polpenno. 412 The Duke’s Children CHAPTER 57 The Meeting at The Bobtailed Fox It was now the middle of December, and matters were not comfortable in ... ...ecember, to be held at that well-known sporting little inn the Bob- tailed Fox. The members of the hunt were earnestly called upon to attend. It was,—...

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... the Spanish Main. III There was at this time in the city of Melbourne, in Australia, a wooden building, above the door of which was a board inscribed... ...gone to the docks, and contrived to hide himself on board a ship bound for Australia. Also how he had suffered severely from hunger and thirst before ... ...recurred to her as a hypocritical para- phrase of the “sour grapes” of the fox in the fable. She pic- tured to herself with a shudder the effect of a ... ...r me. However, it is of no conse- quence; Lord Worthington is only a young sportsman. Lucian is a clever man, and will be an eminent one some day. He ... ...esterday. Miss Goff is a celebrated lawn-tennis player. She vanquished the Australian champion last year.” It seemed that Byron, after all, was someth... ...ition. He was very familiar with Lord Worthington.” “Lord Worthington is a sportsman, and is familiar with all sorts of people.” “Yes; but surely he w... ...o much of a man or too little of a shot to kill pigeons, thinks nothing of fox-hunting. Do you think foxes like to be hunted, or that the people that ... ...s? Look at the men that get killed or lamed every year at steeple-chasing, fox-hunting, cricket, and foot- ball! Dozens of them! Look at the thousands... ...y place in which a man was safe was the ring. As he objected to most field sports on the ground of inhumanity, she, fearing that he would suffer in he...

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...such catastrophe would be looked for that day, as Mr Sowerby and the other sports- men were within the stable-yard when he entered the door. ‘Then, la... ...et about it, Smith?’ ‘How do we set about it? How did we set about it with Australia and America? It is very easy to criticize; but in such matters th... ...reat thing is to put one’s shoulder to the wheel. ’ ‘We sent our felons to Australia, ’ said Supplehouse, ‘and they began to work for us. And as to Am... ... of movement is another of those contagious dis- eases. And then again the sportsmen would move at an undertaker’s pace, when the fox had traversed an... ... And then again the sportsmen would move at an undertaker’s pace, when the fox had traversed and the hounds would be at a loss to know which was the h... ... you what, Mrs Proudie was out hunting too. But they didn’t catch a single fox; and, if you must have the truth, it seemed to me to be rather slow. ’ ... ... and in which Parson Robarts had won immortal glory among West Barsetshire sportsmen. It was not easy to keep Lady Lufton in the dark as to matters oc... ...e might best bring proper clerical influence to bear upon her own recreant fox-hunting parson, it occurred to her that she might use Mr Crawley in the...

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... he was suited. Now he was known as an excellent horseman, as a thor- ough sportsman, as one knowing in dogs, and tender- hearted as a sucking mother ... ...r story begins, the hounds had been carried off to the seat of some richer sportsman. This was more felt by Mr Gresham than any other misfor- tune whi... ...mong his neighbours which he had lost as a politician he had regained as a sportsman, and he would fain have remained autocratic in the hunt, had it b... ...e best partridge shooting in the county; as having on it also a celebrated fox cover, Boxall Gorse, held in very high repute by Barsetshire sports- me... ...at is left, and I will make my own way in the world, somehow. I will go to Australia; yes, sir, that will be the best. I and Mary will both go. Nobody... ... that. What would you both live on? It would be madness. ’ ‘We would go to Australia, ’ answered he, bitterly. ‘I have just said so. ’ ‘Oh, no, my boy... ...as often as he had desired her. 529 Anthony Trollope CHAPTER XLVI OUR PET FOX FINDS A TAIL Frank returned home, and his immediate business was of cou... ...ressed it, have we not?’ ‘I suppose, uncle, you think that we are like the fox that lost his tail, or rather some unfortunate fox that might be born w...

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...pirited, generous young man as I have ever known. When I say that he was a sportsman, that at one 47 Thomas de Quincey season of the year he did litt... ...season of the year he did little else than pursue his darling amusement of fox-hunting, for which indeed he had almost a maniacal passion—saying this,... ...ning. On the outside of the jail all was sum- mer light and animation. The sports of children in the streets of mighty cities are but sad, and too pai... ...cketing, racing, and eternal plots against the peace of the elder nuns. No fox ever kept a hen-roost in such alarm as pussy kept the dormitory of the ... ...re to turn aside into the room, armed with a roasted potato, and, taking a sportsman’s aim, to have lodged it in the Crocodile’s abominable mouth. Yet... ...n now, from considerations connected with China, with New Zealand, Borneo, Australia, we may say, that already the fields are white for harvest. But a...

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...get het up, Deacon,” said Tweezy, quietly. “Now, suh, would you consider a fox-trot, an’ single-foot, an’ rack, an’ pace, an’ amble, distinctions not ... ... way of being a priest, they knew, and, what was more to the point, a good sportsman who paid his beaters generously. When he read Chinn’s note he lau... ...m were rusted home; and, best of all, the hun- dred and sixty tons of good Australian coal in the bunkers had not diminished. 109 The Day’s Work “I d... ...inned up on the green- baize board, between notices of ponies for sale and fox-terri- ers missing. Martyn rose lazily, read it, and whistled. “It’s de... ...ets, with bundles of polo-sticks, with dear and bruised cricket-bats, with fox-terriers and saddles. The greater part of them wore jackets like Willia... ...he team; and Hughes Who’s Who, alias The Ani- mal. He was supposed to have Australian blood in his veins, but he looked like a clothes-horse, and you ... ...sailing- ships, with stewards and mahogany and maple saloons, trad- ing to Australia, taking cargoes of consumptives and hopeless drunkards for whom a... ...en.” Cottar thought he knew them fairly well at cricket and the regimental sports, but he never realised the true inward- ness of them till he was sen... ...ere was a bet on.” Cottar dared not laugh, but he invited his men to other sports, such as racing across country in shirt and trousers after a trail o...

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...on the hunting-field, to do the public service of heading the chase of the fox, with benefit to their constitutions. Hence a manly as well as use- ful... ...en, or a word unsaid, offered the picture of him in America, Japan, China, Australia, nay, the continent of Europe, holding an English review of his M... ...ighest:—at that which in my blindness I took for the highest. You know the sportsman’s instinct, Laetitia; he is not tempted by the stationary object.... ... the more men of that class, the greater our influence. He excels in manly sports, because he won’t be excelled in anything, but as men don’t comprehe... ...un likewise and they grow as deferential as my footman, as harmless as the sportsman whose gun has burst. Ah! my fair Middleton, am I pretending to te...

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...admiration of all who saw him, and while his brothers were busy with their sports, it was his delight to kneel at his mother’s knee, and recite to her... ...y gallant and prosperous times. He was very hand- some, and skilled in all sports and games, and had such frank, free manners, that the people felt as... ...y same year as Lord Nelson was killed, 1805, and then his great rival, Mr. Fox, was minister in his stead: but he, too, died very soon, and affairs we... ...ot work or food enough for them at home, and went to settle in Canada, and Australia, and Van Dieman’s Land, and New Zealand, making, in all these dis...

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...ores of years hence, who knows? in some yet unfounded city in the wilds of Australia, or communicating Greenwich time to Coventry Street, Japan. Once ... ...116 certain of winning in some race. And here he would remark that aquatic sports never entailed a moment’s cruelty, or a moment’s pain, upon any livi... ...uake, fired by a comet, overrun by an iceberg, and abandoned to the Arctic fox and bear, than that it should present the spec tacle of these two grea... ...n Bunsen, Sir Charles Eastlake, Mr. Thackeray, Mr. John Forster, Mr. W. J. Fox, and Mr. Charles Dickens, who proposed “The Health of the Chair man” i...

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...sounds of children and of animals early in the day, I hear emulous shouts of Australians pursuing the wild horse, I hear the Spanish dance with castan... ...ampooter and Cambodia, Others wait steam’d up ready to start in the ports of Australia, Wait at Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Marseilles, Lisbon, Naples... ...scar, Ceylon, Sumatra, Borneo! All you continentals of Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, indifferent of place! All you on the numberless islands of the... ...iphering classes? Only a public school? Ah more, infinitely more; (As George Fox rais’d his warning cry, “Is it this pile of brick and mortar, these d... ...tless, I do not doubt that the orbs and the systems of orbs play their swift sports through the air on purpose, and that I shall one day be eligible t... ...darts on and on! and how the sun, moon, stars, dart on and on! How the water sports and sings! (surely it is alive!) How the trees rise and stand up, ...

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...l hurry to the drawing-room, and tear open the black-edged letter with the Australian stamp. “All is right, mamma. She has been very ill, but is fast ... ...r. “Nests are made to be taken,” said Francis. “I’ve got an egg of all the Australian birds the Major could get me,” said Conrade, “and I mean to have... ...ith commenced a discussion of military friends— who had been heard of from Australia, who had been met in England, who was promoted, who married, who ... ... that she could be a few minutes in advance; to secure that neither Rose’s sports nor Colinette’s toilette were very prominent. All was right, however... ...III CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIII CHAPTER XIII THE FO THE FO THE FO THE FO THE FOX AND X AND X AND X AND X AND THE CR THE CR THE CR THE CR THE CRO O O O O... ...W W W W “She just gave one squall, When the cheese she let fall, And the fox ran away with his prize.” —Jane T aylor. “MY DEAR,” said... ...ncau- tion, there was really no case to be made out against him, as if the fox had carried off the bait without even leaving his brush behind him. Soo...

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...not be expected to walk alone. It is exactly the same with the colonies of Australia, with New Zealand, with the Cape of Good Hope, and with Jamaica. ... ...t British North America should ever be sev- ered from England, or that the Australian colonies should ever be so severed, will by many Englishmen be d... ...through all coming ages she is to be the mistress of the vast continent of Australia, lying on the other side of the globe’s surface; that she is to b... ...here in great numbers, excepting those who intend to settle there. A stray sports- man or two, American or English, as the case may be, makes his way ... ...ethren, and the ways of its inhabitants are English. In old days a pack of fox hounds was kept here—or indeed in days that are not yet very old, for I...

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...on theatres, and when the season of the year was unsuitable to those field sports in which he excelled all competitors, he would summon his confidant ... ...do with God and not with princes. But if you will let me advise you, go to Australia as a colonist, seek menial labour in the open air, and try to for... ...th his hands and feet, and shouted hoarsely after the chaplain. “Wormy old fox!” he cried. “If I had my hand under your twist, I would send you flying...

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...e Fiord. Its beauty and tricks were duly displayed, and a most beauti- ful Australian parrot was exhibited, Mrs. Larpent taking full interest in the t... ...wonder when I shall have another chance,” said Harry. “If we should get to Australia, or New Zealand—but then, perhaps, there would be no Confirmation... ... been tying parcels all day.” “I had rather do that than— But that is the ‘Fox and the Grapes,’” said Ethel, smiling. “What I mean is, that the real g... ...being drawn close to the window. Bubbles is one of the most fascinating of sports. There is the soft foamy mass, like driven snow, or like whipped cre... ... out shooting with him, but looked so amazed on hearing that Norman was no sports- man that Flora tried to save the family credit by mentioning Hector... ...an likes shooting, but you are all wrong. Some of our best men are capital sportsmen. Why, there is Ogilvie—you know what he is. When I bring him down... ...ppositions as to her deten- tion, adding besides, that no one believed the Australian paper whence the report was taken. He had seen the Alcestis, kne...

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...y launched a large-scale set of air strikes against Iraq, Operation Desert Fox, in December 1998. These military commitments became the context in whi... ...ecember 17, the day after the United States and Britain began their Desert Fox bombing campaign against Iraq, the Small Group convened to dis- cuss in... ...nfrastructure such as power grids, areas where people con- gregate such as sports arenas, and civil aviation generally. It warned that the 1993 World ... ...held under a particular country’s criminal laws. Countries such as Britain,Australia, and Muslim friends, are committed to fighting terrorists.America... ...,” Oct. 24, 2001. Despite security problems at Logan (see, e.g., two local Fox 25 television inves- tigative reports in February and April 2001, and a...