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...inary in the Western Galilee. Rashbi was born and raised in the Galilee (a mountainous region in today’s Northern Israel). Even as a child, he was no... ...d very close to each other, separated only by a thin partition, called “a garlic husk.” Consequently, the left pipe has the strength to rule over th... ..., 10:2), and who are therefore called Baladan (Bal-Adan). 98. On a day of snow, on the day misfortunes descend from the Supernal Court Above, it is ... ...om the Supernal Court Above, it is written, “Her household shall not fear snow,” that is, the Supernal Court, called “snow.” For her household is cl... ...) or restriction imposed on the use of egoism in the male part is called “snow” that stems from the Supernal Court. These restrictions are very powe... ...lted soul, while still being in this world. 112. They walked and came to a mountain. The sun had set. The branches of the tree on that mountain start... ... Torah.” They grew frightened and stopped, then sat down. “They came to a mountain” refers to the words of King David, who said (Tehilim, 24:3): “Wh...

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...ning Narcissism Prague at Dusk In Moist Propinquity Prowling Getting Old Sally Ann Selfdream Snowflake Haiku Twinkle Star Synthetic Joy Tableaux (van ... ...r the name of our hotel at the heart of Madrid and he embarks on the twisting byways of the mountain slope. Midway, Eli stops the cab and throws up... ...med by one of my confabulations. I remember descending from a train, ankle-high in rustling snow, treading uncharted tracks towards an illuminated b... ...e street, opposite the Military Academy. Every afternoon, for months now, I eat my duck in garlic there. Sometimes, Eli and I adopt this mock Swedi... ...her eyes remained on guard. She told me to look for Uzi in the animal corner, close to the mountain, among the cowsheds and cages. She needs to talk... ... and horses, too" – he hugged the circumference with a bronzed gesticulation. "I climb the mountain daily with my father" – he added. I kept silent.... ...ounded like a femme fatale, the kind that makes trouble merely by momentarily flashing the snowy and wrinkled confluence of her armpits and her bre...

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...iption of Marco's travels -- Tale of a devout shoemaker -- How faith removed a mountain -- The sight of a pretty girl's leg causes the loss of an eye ... ... even Cortez wept - - The retreat back to Tlascala -- A desperate fight in the mountain passes -- Capture of the sacred banner -- Cortez recovers from... ...-- Splendid equipment of the expedition -- Among the Brazilians -- Lost on the mountains of Terre del Fuego -- Habits of the Fuegans -- An extraordina... ... -- A surprising scene -- Daybreak after a winter's night of six months -- The snow bugs -- Breaking up of the ice -- The return home -- First success... ...arcel of land which would otherwise have been perpetually covered with ice and snow. In this fruitful garden they produced flowers, herbs, and fruits ... ... he will be satisfied with a horse shoe nailed against the mast, or a bunch of garlic hung in the cabin. He objects to certain kinds of passengers; pr... ...r the space of an hour, when they might be taken out uninjured and whiter than snow. Marco would not vouch for the truth of what had been related to h...

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...t from the city, and the third, Ban Dong, is a small forest village in the mountains skirting the north-eastern parts of the province. In my previous ... ... also grow for sale. Of vegetables, I now grow bakhardon (Chinese leaves), garlic and onions for sale. Bakhardon is very profitable. It fetches a good... ...ly of ten in all. I farm fields, swidden, and grow vegetables, peanuts and garlic. I went to school for four years at the temple. I have also been a m... ...ith other provinces in the country, it is like a 'rice bowl', separated by mountains from other river valleys, other provinces. Lampang plain is skir... ...ns from other river valleys, other provinces. Lampang plain is skirted by mountains to the north, east and south. The river valley opens out to the s... ...from the fields. The old crops have remained in cultivation in dry season: garlic, onions, various chillies (peppers, phriks), red peppers, yardlong b... ...nd Needs of Thai Women: Where Has Development Taken Us? G. Sen - R. C. Snow (eds.), Power and Decision: The Social Control of Reproduction. Harva...

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...led the palace doctor and he prescribed, “A little bit of hyssop, thyme and garlic, mixed with honey, mustard, calendula and an onion peel. Cook it ... .... “I will cure Peony, for the melody of the flute is as clear and fresh as mountain air,” he explained. He played a melody on the flute that travel... ...come our guests!” announced the house. Immediately, the plates lined up on a snow-white tablecloth, and next to them the forks, knives, and spoons ne...

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...ets that dated back hundreds of years was still a magical place. The smell of garlic, salami, and sweet bread filled the air as he passed the outdoo... ...d flank steak filled with eggplant, finely chopped hard boiled eggs, parsley, garlic, and bread crumbs soaked in olive oil, and tied together with a... .... "We'll," Radcliff said searching for words, "Mohammed usually goes to the mountain." "What?" Alex missed the message. "Just an expression, Se... ...rtain, a short, rotund man wearing a black suit, and dark glasses emerged. His snow- white hair glistened, even in the soft lights. Alex presumed he... ...ill." Antonio shuddered at the thought. The sun was just peeking over the mountains flooding the great city in light as Ky's car pulled up in fr... ...ci looked out of the small oval, shaped windows as the plane skirted over the mountains and flew deep into the forest of Honshu. After about an h...

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...numbers to tell her so; the morning’s pea-soup fog and the slight dusting of snow on the lawn had done that. She turned and stared at her reflection i... ...pped a chunk of French bread into it and popped it in her mouth. Oregano and garlic flooded her senses. Perfect. Just like the crystal-laid table, the... ...et hound.” “Right. The handyman.” Duncan headed toward the kitchen. “I smell garlic bread.” He gave a low whistle when he saw the table. He turned and... ...er. She unclasped her hands from around Duncan’s neck and stepped back. “The garlic bread,” she said, breathing heavily. “What?” Duncan said, then, “... ...ad closed six of the seven rifts. The only one that remained open was at the Mountain of the Devil. And, even then, you needed a word of passing befor... ...e. With downward strokes, it flew up and away. As it reached the side of the mountain, it turned its sinuous neck and screamed out a last rebellious c... ...to a wide ledge. To the right, a dark hole expanded the entire length of the mountain’s side. Angus leaned over Jax’s head and whispered into the gel... ...me slowed as panic raced through him. He felt as if he trudged through heavy snow as he moved toward his daughter. A fenris’ena leapt. Delilah twisted...

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... 1. The countryside and the man on a lovely spring morning in the year 1829, a man of fifty or thereabouts was wending his way on horseback along the mountain road that leads to a large village near the Grande Chartreuse. This village is the market town of a populous canton that lies within the limits of a valley of some considerable length. The melting of the snows had fi...

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..., a man of fifty or thereabouts was wending his way on horseback along the mountain road that leads to a large village near the Grande Chartreuse. Thi... ...n the limits of a valley of some consid- erable length. The melting of the snows had filled the boul- der-strewn bed of the torrent (often dry) that f... ...t flows through this valley, which is closely shut in between two parallel mountain barriers, above which the peaks of Savoy and of Dauphine tower on ... ...aped car- pet of grass before the eyes; a meadow constantly watered by the mountain streams that keep it fresh and green at all sea- sons of the year.... ...he valley bottom, close beside a torrent supplied with water by the melted snows, and the sunlight only falls on the mountain- top, so that the valley... ...so much as he walked that he leaned on a long stick to steady himself. His snow-white hair escaped from under a battered hat, grown rusty by exposure ... ...ing under a willow tree, eating bread that had been rubbed with a clove of garlic. 92 The Country Doctor “Well, Gasnier, is the little one doing bett...

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...y, the lovers of fiction would not have so *Though forests still crown the mountains of Otsego, the bear, the wolf, and the panther are nearly strange... ...les, or, to speak with greater deference to geographical defi- nitions, of mountains and valleys. It is among these hills that the Delaware takes its ... ...ir streams, they form one of the proudest rivers of the United States. The mountains are generally arable to the tops, although instances are not want... ...uds, whose color seemed brightened by the light reflected from the mass of snow that covered the earth, floated in a sky of the purest blue. The road ... ...at did not reach several feet above the earth lay alike buried beneath the snow. A single track, barely wide enough to receive the sleigh,* denoted th... ...re hastening. The dark trunks of the trees rose from the pure white of the snow in regularly formed shafts, until, at a great height, their branches s... ...liged to keep them off by stretching ropes around me, for they smelt so of garlic, from eating nothing but the wild onion, that the fumes *All this wa...

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... famous Picture or Statue in all Italy, but could be easily buried under a mountain of printed paper devoted to dissertations on it. I do not, therefo... ...er desire to be on better terms with all my friends than now, when distant mountains rise, once more, in my path. For I need not hesi tate to avow, t... ... companions: among whom, the most remarkable was a silly, old, meek faced, garlic eat ing, immeasurably polite Chevalier, with a dirty scrap of red r... ...down. Firewood is kept in halls where costly treasures might be heaped up, mountains high; waterfalls are dry and choked; fountains, too dull to play,... ...al Genoese dishes, such as Tagliarini; Ravioli; German sausages, strong of garlic, sliced and eaten with fresh green figs; cocks’ combs and sheep kidn... ... were two great bottles of wine, a roast fowl, some salt fish chopped with garlic, a great loaf of bread, a dozen or so of peaches, and a few other tr... ...y, the Alps, stupendously con fused in lofty peaks and ridges, clouds and snow, were tow ering in our path. Still, we continued to advance toward th... ..., after some delay, and began the ascent. It was late in November; and the snow lying four or five feet thick in the beaten road on the summit (in oth... ...f the black rocks, the tremendous heights and depths, the fields of smooth snow lying, in the clefts and hollows, and the fierce torrents thundering h...

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... beating heart, whose azure veins Steal like dark streams along a field of snow, _15 Whose outline is as fair as marble clothed ... ... _125 And where the burning wheels Eddied above the mountain’s loftiest peak Was traced a line of lightning. Now far above a ro... ... _195 Over the sinking sphere: Thou must have marked the billowy mountain clouds, Edged with intolerable radiancy, T owering like rocks of j... ... _360 Those wastes of frozen billows that were hurled By everlasting snow-storms round the poles, Where matter dared not vegetate nor live, But ... ...orning rise, Whilst still no land to greet the wanderer spread Its shadowy mountains on the sunbright sea, Where the loud roarings of the tempest-wave... ... _405 Man, where the gloom of the long polar night Lowered o’er the snow-clad rocks and frozen soil, Where scarce the hardiest herb that braves... ...n account of the number of people who died, and the immense consumption of garlic by the wretched Egyptians, who made a sepulchre for the name as well...

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...is Is the Story of Bhanavar the Beautiful Know that at the foot of a lofty mountain of the Caucasus there lieth a deep blue lake; near to this lake a ... ...s the Serpent of the Lake; old, wise, powerful; of the brood of the sacred mountain, that lifteth by day a peak of gold, and by night a point of solit... ...s of the lake, that was no exaggera- tion of the poet, where he says: Snows of the mountain-peaks were mirror’d there Beneath her feet, not... ..., that was no exaggera- tion of the poet, where he says: Snows of the mountain-peaks were mirror’d there Beneath her feet, not whiter than ... ...to meet the challenge of Ebn Asrac, and they will fight at the foot of the Snow Moun- tains, and the shadow of yonder date-palm will be over our tent ... ...he gorges, and a delicate rose hue on the distant peaks and upper dells of snow, which were as a crown to the scene she surveyed; but no sight of Ruar... ... beard of my fathers and that of Shagpat! let’s speak of this to Zeel, the garlic-seller.’ He broadened to one that was by him, and said, ‘O Zeel, wha... ...n Zeel, whispering solemnly, ‘Say, now, art thou of a surety that Zeel the garlic-seller known to me, my boon-fellow?’ And the twain turned to Sallap ...

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..., from Kulu way—a 25 Rudyard Kipling Hill-woman, always home-sick for the snows—and that the least touch of Hill blood draws a man in the end back to... ... had met till then—it had been a two-day’s climb—and came out on a line of snow-peaks that banded all the horizon—mountains from fifteen to twenty tho... ...y’s climb—and came out on a line of snow-peaks that banded all the horizon—mountains from fifteen to twenty thousand feet high, looking almost near en... ... tiny terraced fields lay out like aprons of patchwork on the knees of the mountain, and cows no big- ger than beetles grazed between the smooth stone... ... long, one or other of the tribe would sit by his side, staring out at the snows, croon- ing and looking unspeakably wise and sorrowful. After the mon... ...“No blame to my broth- ers that they did not sit by the fire to-night. The mountain is falling. And yet— why should I go?” His eye fell on the empty b... ...n single trees, and he knew that the Little People hated the smell of wild garlic. So he gathered a small bundle of it, tied it up with a bark string,... ...e, huddling and following below. When he came to the last tree he took the garlic and rubbed himself all over carefully, and the dholes yelled with sc... ... less and triumphant. There was not a sting upon him, for the smell of the garlic had checked the Little People for just the few seconds that he was a...

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...gaberdine still reeked of the 7 Rudyard Kipling stinking artemisia of the mountain passes. ‘O Children, what is that big house?’ he said in very fair... ...ments of R17 and M4–quite true. It concerned all manner of out of the way mountain principalities, explorers of nationali ties other than English, a... ...horsedealer whose caravans ploughed through their fastnesses belly deep in snow. At least, his caravan that season had been ambushed and shot at twice... ...d far in the North he comes,’ cried Kim. ‘From among the hills.’ ‘There is snow among the pine trees in the North–in the hills there is snow. My mothe... ...an forgot the Rule which forbids looking at women as he talked of enduring snows, landslips, blocked passes, the re mote cliffs where men find sapphi... ...caught were in an unknown tongue, for they spoke some common speech of the mountains. The woman seemed to ask questions which the lama turned over in ... ...ice speckled with strong scented cardamoms, for the saf fron tinted rice, garlic and onions, and the forbidden greasy sweetmeats of the bazars. They ...

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...states, Transylvania, Moldavia, and Bukovina, in the midst of the Carpathian mountains; one of the wildest and least known portions of Europe. I was n... ...ertime excellent, but that it had not yet been put in order after the winter snows. In this respect it is different from the general run of roads in t... ...nd pointed crags, till these were themselves lost in the distance, where the snowy peaks rose grandly. Here and there seemed mighty rifts in the mount... ...here the snowy peaks rose grandly. Here and there seemed mighty rifts in the mountains, through which, as the sun began to sink, we saw now and again ... ...touched my arm as we swept round the base of a hill and opened up the lofty, snow covered peak of a mountain, which seemed, as we wound on our serpent... ...ept round the base of a hill and opened up the lofty, snow covered peak of a mountain, which seemed, as we wound on our serpentine way, to be right be... ...ad some terrible fear for me? What meant the giving of the crucifix, of the garlic, of the wild rose, of the mountain ash? Bless that good, good wo... ...hile. Come with me, friend John, and you shall help me deck the room with my garlic, which is all the war from Haarlem, where my friend Vanderpool rai... ... to ensure that every whiff of air that might get in would be laden with the garlic smell. Then with the wisp he rubbed all over the jamb of the door,...

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...p- est manner. Never did they lay in provisions, except perhaps a bunch of garlic or onions, which could not spoil and cost but little. The small amou... ...the non-repaired roof which opened its sides to the light and the rain and snow; in the cracks of the walls; in the rotten doors ready to fall at the ... ...out herbage, hemmed in on the horizon by the summits of the Correze. These mountains have neither the abrupt rise of the Alpine ranges nor their splen... ...by the charming valleys of La Marche, then by Auvergne, and bounded by the mountains of the Correze, is like (agriculture apart) the plateau of La Bea... ...ct in the Haute-Vienne. The hill is part of Montegnac, which thus unites a mountainous scenery with that of the plains. This district is a miniature S... ... She noticed the white furrows made down the mountain sides by the melting snows, which 127 Balzac looked at a distance like scars and gashes. Passin... ...the cha- teau; but even that is nothing to what happens in spring when the snows melt. The water then rushes down from all parts of the forest behind ...

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... low rim, or seat, and about five yards over. The whole is hewn out of the mountain, is rude, indistinct, and probably of the most remote antiquity.” ... ...ave justice done them by circumlocution; as the epithet einosiphyllos to a mountain, would appear little or ridiculous translated literally “leaf-shak... ...eaf-shak- ing,” but affords a majestic idea in the periphrasis: “the lofty mountain shakes his waving woods.” Others that admit of different significa... ...(what I can) to move thy suit I’ll go To great Olympus crown’d with fleecy snow. Meantime, secure within thy ships, from far Behold the field, not min... ...pasture rove; And Stymphelus with her surrounding grove; Parrhasia, on her snowy cliffs reclined, And high Enispe shook by wintry wind, And fair Manti... ...nds In forty barks Eurypylus commands. Where Titan hides his hoary head in snow, And where Hyperia’s silver fountains flow. Thy troops, Argissa, Polyp... ...harger graced; Honey new-press’d, the sacred flour of wheat, And wholesome garlic, crown’d the savoury treat, Next her white hand an antique goblet br...

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...the winter season Sends sin, without a rag on, shivering forth (‘T was snow that brought St. Anthony to reason); Where juries cast up what a w... ..., Because that number rarely much endears, And through all climes, the snowy and the sunny, Sounds ill in love, whate’er it may in money. Wh... ... to our story: ‘T was in November, when fine days are few, And the far mountains wax a little hoary, And clap a white cape on their mantles bl... ...curls strive, but fail, To hide the glossy shoulder, which uprears Its snow through all;—her soft lips lie apart, And louder than her breathin... ...am and roll, with strange convulsions rack’d, Drinking salt water like a mountain stream, Tearing, and grinning, howling, screeching, swearing, ... ...verance. The land appear’d a high and rocky coast, And higher grew the mountains as they drew, Set by a current, toward it: they were lost ... ... which could make amends For a return to hatred: I would shun her Like garlic, howsoever she extends Her hundred arms and legs, and fain out...

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...9 And the waters prevailed beyond measure upon the earth: and all the high mountains un- der the whole heaven were covered. 20 The water was fteen cu... ... whole heaven were covered. 20 The water was fteen cubits higher than the mountains which it covered. 21 And all esh was destroyed that moved upon t... ...d in the seventh month, the seven and twentieth day of the month, upon the mountains of Armenia. 5 And the waters were going and decreasing until the ... ...som. And when he had put it into his bosom, he brought it forth leprous as snow. 7 And he said: Put back thy hand into thy bosom. He put it back, and ... ...come into our mind, and the melons, and the leeks, and the onions, and the garlic. 6 Our soul is dry, our eyes behold nothing else but manna. 7 Now th... ...that was over the taberna- cle departed: and behold Mary appeared white as snow with a leprosy. And when Aaron had looked on her, and saw her all cove... ...b, and he went down, and slew a lion in the midst of a pit, in the time of snow. 21 He also slew an Egyptian, a man worthy to be a sight, having a spe...

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..., all, except the last, of fami- lies that traced their origin to the same mountain district in the North of Spain. The family of Cervantes is commonl... ...s, because “he was lord of the solar of Cervatos in the Mon- tana,” as the mountain region extending from the Basque Provinces to Leon was always call... ...ut Baldwin and the Marquis of Mantua, when Carloto left him wounded on the mountain side, a story known by heart by the children, not forgotten by the... ...u hast all too plainly shown That thy heart is brass in hardness, And thy snowy bosom stone. Yet for all that, in thy coyness, And thy fickle fits b... ...earls, her neck alabaster, her bosom marble, her hands ivory, her fairness snow, and what modesty conceals from sight such, I think and imagine, as ra... ...ey administered to him one of those things they call clysters, of sand and snow- water, that well-nigh finished him; and if he had not been succoured ... ...st it was, though to me it appeared a she-ass), she gave me a whiff of raw garlic that made my head reel, and poisoned my very heart.” “O scum of the ... ...“whether I’m old or not, it’s with God I have to reckon, not with you, you garlic-stuffed scoundrel!” and she said it so loud, that the duchess heard ... ...may go to her grave enchanted.” “But I’ll take you, Don Clown stuffed with garlic,” said Don Quixote, “and tie you to a tree as naked as when your mot...