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CHAPTER XII............................................................................................................. 84 CHAPTER I. His name was Oyvind, and he cried when he was born. But no sooner did he sit up on his mother's lap than he laughed, and when the candle was lit in the evening the[r]

MRS BUILDER. [Palpably astonished] Athene? But you said you'd done with her? BUILDER. [Smiling] Six weeks ago; but, dash it, one can't have done with one's own daughter. That's the weakness of an Englishman; he can't keep up his resentments. In a town like this it doesn't do to have her livin[r]

was a wily matchmaker, though he religiously denied every such accusation. With a remarkable complacency, Jean Lovelace met and parried her tormentor, but her brother never tired of his hobby while there was a third person to listen. Though an unlettered man, Lance Lovelace had[r]

the Templars arrested, and was now trying to coerce Pope Clement into dissolving the Order altogether. So much for gratitude! And it was all very well for the King to confiscate the Order’s wealth and property, but what about the impact on trading towns such as Troyes? The combined effect of his pol[r]

with his foot, but by now his momentum was too great. He fell face first into the mud, bruising his elbow and taking several layers of skin off his hand into the bargain. He was just beginning to think the day couldn’t get any worse, when he lifted his face from the mud and looked directly into the[r]

tooth adventures. The Tinju warrior returns. This time it’s personal! 5 Prologue The exhaustion had started to take its toll. It had been a long frightening day, and all he now wanted to do was eat and replace his energy. Something in the distance caught his attention. ‘Food’ he thought a[r]

strong-minded and always willing to share an opinion. They were an odd pair, the two of them. One was tall and loud. The other was short and quieter. The tall one still watched cancerous amounts of cartoons. The shorter one was a dreamer in a different way. He wrote. Yes, Eke was a[r]

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pointed a finger. “You want a story? Good time of the year to visit Cairns.” She blinked. “Your story.” “Can‟t do for a while. Going to cover the Regatta in Perth then back to Adelaide. Sniff it out. Tell you what. If it makes an issue, I‟ll sort out the expenses.” “No. My st[r]

Introducing To The Reader The Chief Personages Of This Narrative At that famous period of history, when the seventeenth century (after a deal of quarrelling, king-killing, reforming, republicanising, restoring, re-restoring, play-writing, sermon- writing, Oliver-Cromwellising, Stuartising, an[r]

There are few in whom the sight of a sunset does not beget as much meditative melancholy as contemplative pleasure, the human decline and death that it illustrates being too obvious to escape the notice of the simplest observer. The sketcher, as if he had been brought to this reflection many[r]

he telephone ringing brought Detective Inspector Crinigan out of his daydream. He picked up the receiver. ―Hello, Inspector Crinigan, Scotland Yard‖ he announced. ―Hello detective, this is Dr Timothy Clerk, I work for H.M Ambassador, David Reader from the British embassy in Cambodia and we seem to h[r]

that he meant to divulge only at the proper moment. He had known it himself but a few hours. The leap from being secretary in one of Henry Rogers's companies to being that prominent gentleman's confidential private secretary was, of course, a very big one. He hugged it secretly at firs[r]

she? A mystery, and proud to be so. She moved me, and that is all that matters. That sheexisted and touched the lives of others. Do I mourn at her passing? Oh yes, I miss her so.And yet, and yet. She is not gone.LIGHTS COME UP SLOWLY, REVEALING A ‘WOMEN’S PEACE CAMP’ OUTSIDE A M[r]

Người ta viết gọn 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 = 34 ; a bằng nhau ta có thể viết gọn thành phép nhân Ví dụ : 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 3 . 4 Vậy khi nhân nhiều thừa số bằng nhau chẳng hạn như 3 . 3 . 3 . 3 ta có thể viết gọn? 3 + 3 + 3 + 3 = 3 . 4 . a . a = a3 Ta gọi 34 ; a3 là một lũy thừa * Lũy thừa[r]

“Clarence, can you please stay close to Daniel?” Car -rying both the bassinet and the food across the twenty feet to where her brother was attempting to doze in the soft grass directly u[r]

Porter. Sixpence. Nora. There is a shilling. No, keep the change. (The PORTER thanks her, and goes out. NORA shuts the door. She is laughing to herself, as she takes off her hat and coat. She takes a packet of macaroons from her pocket and eats one or two; then goes cautiously to her h[r]

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