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...h tantrum. Oh my God! I suddenly thought, startled by the sound of speedy shoes. “Are you alright?” Sitting up, I realised something had finally draw... ...s didn’t even have the decency to undress. “Least you could’ve taken your shoes off!” My voice stimulates brain activity in one of them, but only en... ...e to get into the awaiting car. I wouldn’t like to be in the poor driver’s shoes. His sanity must be taking a dive considering he’s just heard me tal... ...to excess brushing. He irons his undies, checks out his reflection in his shoes and his hair, oh god you’ll like this. His hair is so heavily lacque... ... the French wore them. Renaldo is as bald as a babies bum on top and what shoestring hair he’s got left, is in a pigtail. Mind you, what’s he got gr... ...do a three sixty on my shoulders and my paddock to be hosed down by spew. Silver bullets and spikes won’t be good enough for the inquisition; they’l...

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...nselor. You seem awful nervous.” “Hangover,” Royce lied, smoothing a hand over his silvering dark hair. “Like Hiram, too much Saturday night.” ... ...low alongside the azaleas, when instinct warned her Don’t go. Or maybe it was the silver flash. Her chest tightened, and she ducked under the moss... ...e evil eye? Gerrie Ferris 18 Chapter Three Slamming the gearshift of his silver Mercedes SL into park, Jack Rhodes jumped out and strode ... ...of fine white gravel as he backed out of the driveway. At the curb, he jerked the silver car to a halt and flung himself out. He sprinted to Dees... ...es away from the gore and fastened on the skull dome lying upside down on the desk, silver-black hair cushioning it. Gray matter and blood had been... ...and pulled her backward. Her little purse fell to the ground. Her high-top tennis shoes bounced along the sidewalk as he dragged her around the aza... ...t a head full of lead. Darlin’, seems you got here a little too late.” Whumps and shoes squeaking overhead meant someone kicked something. “A...

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...pier man in all the town,” she went on, with a scolding gri- mace. “He has silver in his purse, a gable over the Seine, a stout halbert on one hand, a... ... hand into one of her pockets, pulled out four livres of T ournay in large silver coinage, and looked at the pieces with an expres- sion of avarice mi... ...with terror. “That, at any rate, is not false coin,” said she, showing the silver to her husband. “Besides,” she went on, “how can I turn them out aft... ...circlet of white hair, were distinguished among the crowd like battlements silvered by moonlight. Every face was turned towards the Doctor, mute but i... ...e to all His creatures. Only, do not forget the pattern of Moses; put your shoes from off your feet, cast off all filth, leave your body far behind; o...

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...ugh. Who gains by the arrangement? That’s what I want to know. BLAYNE. The Silver Question! I’m going to bed if you be- gin squabbling Thank Goodness,... ... ries forward.) 43 The Story of the Gadsby CAPT . M. ‘Wouldn’t be in your shoes for anything that Asia has to offer. CAPT. G. (Spinning round.) That ... ... CAPT . M. starts up tearing his hair.) It’s not half legal. Where are the shoes? Get an ayah. AVAH. Missie Captain Sahib done gone band karo all the ... ...he jutis. CAPT. M. (Brandishing scab larded sword.) Woman, pro- duce those shoes Some one lend me a bread-knife. We mustn’t crack Gaddy’s head more th...

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...rough looms, these buttons were cast in an Oldborough manu- factory, these shoes were made by an Oldborough trades- man, this heart first beat in Oldb... ...beams slept softly upon the herbage of Gray’s Inn gardens, and bathed with silver splendour Theobald’s Row. A million of little frisky twinkling stars...

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... ex- pression of the eyes was lost in a shadowy mysterious play of jet and silver, stirring under the red coppery gold of the hair as though she had b... ...ffled up to the ears. But he was not offended to the point of refusing the silver duro which Byrne offered him with a non-committal speech as if nothi... ...t knotted on his breast. It was gone. The murderers had also taken off his shoes and stockings. And noticing this spoliation, the exposed throat, the ... ...y in the Archipelago had heard of Laughing Anne. She had really a pleasant silvery laugh al- ways at her disposal, so to speak, but it wasn’t enough a... ...pple on the immensity of silence, a mere tremor in the air, the ghost of a silvery laugh, reached his ears. “Illusion! “He kept very still. He had no ... ...hatch. “What was the course they meant to pursue once they got hold of the silver (there were ten cases, and each could be carried easily by two men) ...

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...me home from work and surveyed the house. With Roger’s golf clubs, bowling shoes, skis, curling equipment, snowmobile, skates and camping gear gone, a... ...some stuff for you too, if you like.” “Great,” Scott said, pulling off his shoes and removing his tie and jacket. Jana came back into the living room ... ...ed adorable, dressed exactly alike in pink, frilly jump suits. “See my new shoes, Gammy, see, see!” squealed Erica. She stamped her feet to reveal the... ... “I’m Scott,” he said to Alyssa. “I’m Aunt Jana’s friend. Let me see those shoes. They are very special.” Jana started breathing again. “What’s up, tr... ...awn, throwing balls for Barney. One would stamp her feet to admire her new shoes, and the other would copy. “Beer’s in the cabana fridge. Help yoursel... ...a to Holt Renfrew for the perfect little black dress of many occasions and silver shoes and a matching evening bag. Bless him! Bless them both! she th... ...ime! Hand designed and guaranteed!” He raised his wife’s arm to show off a silver bracelet from which dozens of charms dangled and clanked. Missy smil... ...essman was going to get an earful about this kidnapping. She could see the silver bracelet dimly glowing on Missy’s wrist, and briefly wondered why a ...

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...ail.com Philosophical Essays and Musings: http://philosophos.tripod.com The Silver Lining – Ethical Dilemmas in Modern Films http://samvak.t... ...may fit different niches. In the 18th century most peppered moths in Britain were silvery gray, indistinguishable from lichen-covered trunks of si... ...e is devoid of empathy (cannot see the other's point of view or put himself in her shoes). For an in depth treatment of Narcissism and its psych... ...stablished companies. The single, tortured, and misunderstood inventor working on a shoestring budget in his garage - is a mythical relic of 18th ce... ...volved in both. It is a derivative o our ability to put ourselves in someone else's shoes – that is, to empathize. It is intended to spare OUR feeli... ...8. Investors in derivatives get acquainted with it in the 2001-2 Enron affair. Mr. Silverstein was agonizingly introduced to it in his dealings wit... ...ource. The narcissist lacks empathy - the ability to put himself in other people's shoes. He does not recognize boundaries - personal, corporate, o... ... system - is the most powerful - perhaps the only - argument against it. As Harvey Silverglate argued in his rebuttal of Dershowitz's aforementione... ...e producers indulge in their monetary obsession. The viewers (on both sides of the silver screen) indulge in voyeurism. The actors vie and compete ...

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...ail.com Philosophical Essays and Musings: http://philosophos.tripod.com The Silver Lining – Ethical Dilemmas in Modern Films http://samvak.t... ...may fit different niches. In the 18th century most peppered moths in Britain were silvery gray, indistinguishable from lichen-covered trunks of si... ...e is devoid of empathy (cannot see the other's point of view or put himself in her shoes). For an in depth treatment of Narcissism and its psych... ...stablished companies. The single, tortured, and misunderstood inventor working on a shoestring budget in his garage - is a mythical relic of 18th ce... ...volved in both. It is a derivative o our ability to put ourselves in someone else's shoes – that is, to empathize. It is intended to spare OUR feeli... ...8. Investors in derivatives get acquainted with it in the 2001-2 Enron affair. Mr. Silverstein was agonizingly introduced to it in his dealings wit... ...ource. The narcissist lacks empathy - the ability to put himself in other people's shoes. He does not recognize boundaries - personal, corporate, o... ... system - is the most powerful - perhaps the only - argument against it. As Harvey Silverglate argued in his rebuttal of Dershowitz's aforementione... ...e producers indulge in their monetary obsession. The viewers (on both sides of the silver screen) indulge in voyeurism. The actors vie and compete ...

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...t the right time, with the right background. As Lermontov said in The Red Shoes: "Not even the greatest magician in the world can pull a rabbit out ... ...ve point. When communism imploded in 1989, pundits were quick to spot the silver lining. The countries in transition, they said, could now leapfrog ...

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...knew enough of the debt and its cause to give up her bridal trin- kets and silver. That evening Eve tried to induce David to talk of their affairs, fo... ...of the day when the bill is protested, and he uses the right to “sweat the silver crowns,” in the country banker’s phrase. The Kellers, with correspon... ...self, ‘You are taking a lot of trouble, poor old chap; working to pile one silver crown on another, you will leave a fine property behind you, and the... ... have my secret fast.” At this Eve put on her bonnet and shawl and walking shoes with feverish haste. “Kolb, my friend, get ready to go out,” she said... ... way,” he told his daughter-in-law, when she apologized for the absence of silver spoons. 74 Eve and David Marion was obliged to run into debt for ne... ...king, is it not, that David Sechard’s fate should hang upon a neat pair of shoes, a pair of open- worked gray silk stockings (mind you, remember them)... ...als; and Lucien was an Apollo. The open-work gray silk stockings, the neat shoes, and the black satin waistcoat were scrupulously drawn over his perso... ...r dressed in black from head to foot. The stranger wore powder, there were silver buckles on his shoes of Orleans leather, and his brown face was scar... ...m head to foot. The stranger wore powder, there were silver buckles on his shoes of Orleans leather, and his brown face was scarred and seamed as if h...

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... palm; gazed queerly in the gentleman’s face, and then lifting the spit of silver for the disdain of his mistress, the moon, he drew a long breath of ... ...I assure him it will be his ruin. Resolutely he must cast the dust off his shoes, or he will be dragged down to their level. By the way, as to hands a... ...g with her. ‘With Grandmama Bonner I am excellent good friends,— venerable silver hair, high caps, etc. More of this most inter- esting Juliana Bonner... ...nt up, exquisitely concocted, in plate of the purest quality—lovely little silver cups! I have already quite set the fashion for the ladies to have ch... ...base- ness on one side, or on the other disloyalty to love. The moon was a silver ball, high up through the aspen- leaves. Evan kissed the hand of Ros... ...ld evacuate Beckley Court, and shake the dust off her 293 George Meredith shoes, and leave the harvest of what she had sown to Provi- dence. Till the... ...g, and they may be right! For is it, can it be proper for you to stain the silvery whiteness of your skin by plunging headlong into yonder pitch-bath?...

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...sehold furniture, the coarse linen shirt which he wears next his skin, the shoes which cover his feet, the bed which he lies on, and all the different... ... among the ancient Spartans, copper among the ancient Romans, and gold and silver among all rich and commercial nations. Those metals seem originally ... ...the grossest frauds and impositions; and instead of a pound weight of pure silver, or pure copper, might receive, in exchange for their goods, an adul... ...sembled the sterling mark which is at present affixed to plate and bars of silver, or the Spanish mark which is sometimes affixed to ingots of gold, a... ... weight of the metal. Abraham weighs to Ephron the four hundred shekels of silver which he had agreed to pay for the field of Machpelah. They are said... ... weight, and not by tale, in the same manner as ingots of gold and bars of silver are at present. The revenues of the ancient Saxon kings of England a... ...ce to a shoemaker, there is little doubt of his learning to make a pair of shoes; but send him to study the law, it as at least twenty to one if he ev... ...heir own houses, to make their own household furniture, their own clothes, shoes, and instru- ments of agriculture. The few artificers among them are ... ... him more to make than to buy. The tailor does not attempt to make his own shoes, but buys them of the shoemaker. The shoemaker does not attempt to ma...

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...g to the chronicles of the abbey of that town; but at Paris he was a great silversmith. But now in his prime, by his great honesty, his labours, and s... ...ion; so it is needful to demon- strate abundantly the secret cause of this silversmith’s chastity. And, first remember that he came into the town on f... ...dlers, watchmen, and vagrants saw always a modest lamp shining through the silversmith’s window, and the good man tapping, sculpting, rounding, distil... ...rt, ye children of Cain who eat doubloons and micturate water. If the good silversmith felt himself pos- sessed with wild desires, which now in one wa... ...wn over the exquisite works of art, little engravings, figures of gold and silver forms, with which he appeased the anger of his Venus. Add to this th... ...the rule of his revenues, not to let them take his leather to make other’s shoes, to trust no one farther then he could see them, never to say what he... ...air raised up, dressed in a robe of white wool with a blue sash, with tiny shoes and white stockings; in fact, so royally beau- tiful, so noble in her... ...t, went into each of the cells, listened in the refectory, shivered in his shoes, and de- clared that he would attempt to save the abbey. He took cog-... ...d above the door. He saw Ber- tha order her son to shake the dust from his shoes at the end of the bridge, in order to have nothing belonging to Basta...

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...by gentility, a fashion which the rich not seldom try to copy. He wore low shoes beneath gaiters of the pattern worn by the Imperial Guard, doubtless ... ...deep in his furs, confined his guardianship to the safe-keeping of Fritz’s silver marks, and left the boy to the tender mercies of this stepmother. Th... ...them into steady attendance in their cast-iron counting houses, lined with silver marks. But so far from perishing in the flower of his age, Fritz Bru... ...to have—” “Wife,” said the little tailor, “it’s ill counting on dead men’s shoes.” “Oh, I say, are you going to worry me?” asked she, giving her spous... ... fight; of a lawyer, that he will talk; of a shoemaker, that he shall make shoes or boots; of a worker of the soil, that he 105 Balzac shall dig the ... ...ned Fraisier’s portress. “We are not rolling in coppers, let alone gold or silver; but we have not a farthing belonging to anybody else.” This sort of... ...you ever find yourself face to face with that wife, you will shake in your shoes as if you were on the first step of the scaffold, your hair will stan... ...o- ker—a man that lends you money on your things? —I have been pawning our silver spoons and forks, eight of them, thread pattern. Pooh, Cibot can eat... ...ht of them, thread pattern. Pooh, Cibot can eat his victuals with Ger- man silver; it is quite the fashion now, they say. It is not worth while to say...

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...e in which he was aware of a man seated. There was much treasure of gold and silver collected together, and a casket under his feet, full of silver. G... ...ord by his side, and a great spear in his hand without barbs and inlaid with silver at the socket. He sat down and knocked out the rivet which fastene... ...ulcted in blood money for the slaying of Atli and had to pay two hundreds of silver. The Saga of Grettir the Strong 109 Then Snorri the Godi spoke: “... ...his brother Thorbjorn. He and Thorir each offered a reward of three marks of silver for Grettir’s head; this seemed to men to be an innovation, for ne... ... on his head than on that of any other outlaw. First there were six marks of silver, this summer Thorir of Gard added three more, and men think that h... ...n friendly mind, wherever we meet, on mountain or strand, on ship or on snow shoes, on plains or on glaciers, at sea or on horseback, as friends meet ...

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...at this establishment (but we only keep blanks), you should have the first silver medal, for taking me up so quick.’ As she spake thus, Miss Wren re- ... ..., old lady. But we hadn’t tried what it was to have the rest then. Our new shoes had come home, but we hadn’t put ‘em on. We’re wearing ‘em now, we’re... ...flatly. But an exemplary lady named Wilcocks, who had stowed away gold and silver in a pickle-pot in a clock- case, a canister-full of treasure in a h... ..., decent formal black tie, and pepper-and-salt pantaloons, with his decent silver watch in its pocket, and its decent hair-guard round his neck: a sch... ...ar notice of him. Draw your legs in, Mr Boffin, at present I see a pair of shoes at the end of his tail. Get your head well behind his smile, Mr Boffi... ... out his Permit, lest, in their being lessened, he should be. The gold and silver camels, and the ice-pails, and the rest of the Veneering table decor... ...achman; the Coachman manifesting a purpose of coming at the company with a silver salver, as though intent upon making a collection for his wife and f...

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...t was a great forest, stretching half across the country, almost as far as Silverbridge; and there are bits of it, here and there, still to be seen at... ...t was turned in its course, and came down again by the main line as far as Silverbridge; at which place, between six and seven in the morning, it was ... ...ual course have been that letter’s destiny. As it was, however, it reached Silverbridge on Sunday, and lay there till the 45 Anthony Trollope Monday,... ... dudna jist know how it’ll be. The wery ‘edges ‘as eyes and tells on me in Silverbridge, if I so much as steps to pick up a blackberry. ’ ‘There hain’... ...‘And when he leaves you with the butcher’s bill unpaid and no money to buy shoes for the children, who will be the judge then?’ ‘Not you, Lady Lufton.... ...s at the mercy of the Welsh Low Churchman. Framley is only four miles from Silverbridge, and at Silverbridge he was on the direct road to the West. He... ...nd no moon, and cautious men when they went on the roads had their horses’ shoes socked. Such being the state of the weather, Mark’s gig had been near... ...d accept none. But a bill here and there was paid, the wife assisting; and shoes came for Kate—till Kate was placed beyond the need of shoes; and clot... ...for bargaining, and no Prime Minister likes that. ’ ‘I would not be in his shoes if, after all, he has to come home and say that the bargain is off. ’...

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... Chapter 1. How did he get it? ?I can never bring myself to believe it, John,? said Mary Walker the pretty daughter of Mr. George Walker, attorney of Silverbridge. Walker and Winthrop was the name of the firm, and they were respectable people, who did all the solicitors? business that had to be done in that part of Barsetshire on behalf of the Crown, were employed on the l...

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...n,’ said Mary W alker the pretty daughter of Mr George Walker, attorney of Silverbridge. W alker and Winthrop was the name of the firm, and they were ... ...ot unfrequently condescended to come, and in a mild way led the fashion in Silverbridge. ‘I can never bring myself to believe it, John,’ said Miss Wal... ...I don’t think he has ever been able to show his face in the High Street of Silverbridge.’ 4 The Last Chronicle of Barset ‘John, that is saying more t... ...re shame for Mr Fletcher,’ said Mary. ‘He has made a fortune as butcher in Silverbridge.’ ‘What has that to do with it? Of course a man likes to have ... ...yman. I hate all that kind of clap-trap. There are a lot of people here in Silverbridge who think the matter shouldn’t be followed up, just because th... ...ike a roaring lion—among the souls of the people?’ The bishop shook in his shoes. When Mrs Proudie began to talk of the souls of the people he always ... ...rs Proudie began to talk of the souls of the people he always shook in his shoes. She had an eloquent way of raising her voice over the word 99 Antho... ...ny Trollope souls that was qualified to make any ordinary man shake in his shoes. The bishop was a conscientious man, and well know that poor Mr Crawl... ... its effect on Mr Thumble, ‘that he is inhibited,’—the bishop shook in his shoes—’inhibited from the performance of any of his sacred duties.’ Thereup...

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...r arms above her head she appears satisfied with her choice. Removing the jacket Nicola lays it carefully onto the bed and looks down at the array of shoes and trainers that cover the bottom of the wardrobe. Picking a pair of silver coloured trainers she flicks off her slippers and puts the trainers on, she ties them up tight and reaching over to her bedside table picks up...