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Questa foto è dedicata al mio amico Carlos (www.flickr.com/photos/carhove/) di Madrid

This photo is dedicated to my friend Carlos (www.flickr.com/photos/carhove/) of Madrid

 

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Serie: Praga 2008

 

La imagen muestra un atardecer junto a la misma orilla del Moldava. Cisnes y otras aves acuáticas acudían a comer trocitos de pan, envueltos en una luz que se acostaba sobre las ondas y los arcos del Puente de Carlos.

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Adjunto una vieja pero hermosa canción de Roberto Carlos:

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Adjunto vídeo de Oporto por el mismo autor:

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Como muchas ciudades europeas, Oporto es una ciudad antigua que cuenta con un amplio patrimonio histórico, aunque durante las últimas décadas ha sido sometida a una amplia modernización. Cuenta con el metro más largo de Portugal que cubre no sólo el Centro, sino también zonas de su área metropolitana como Senhora da Hora o Maia. Asimismo, el aeropuerto internacional Sá Carneiro ha sido recientemente ampliado hasta alcanzar una capacidad de 16 millones de pasajeros anuales.

 

Desde muy antiguo hay una pugna entre Lisboa y Oporto. Dicen que esta ciudad tiene un cierto aire británico, desde que se asentaron aquí los comerciantes de vino ingleses. Se dice que Lisboa se divierte, Coimbra canta, Braga reza y Oporto trabaja

 

16997 P.Z. Casino de Monte Carlo, L'Alpinisme par Hyppolite Lucas. Photochrom print by the Detroit Photographic Co. under license from Photoglob Zürich, issued between 1890 and 1900.

 

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List 10 things that your friends may or may not know about you, but that are true. Tag ten people and be sure to let them know they’ve been tagged (a quick message will do). Don’t forget to link back to the person who tagged you. Post a picture in your stream with the 10 facts and list your tagged people.

 

1] I'm painfully shy, and very quiet. I'm so quiet, shy & laid-back that people often think I'm mean, shady or anti-social.

 

2] I'm a kid at heart, and I still love Lego blocks.

 

3] I drink soda every day, all through the day, and I know I shouldn't. I think I'm addicted.

 

4] I am 9th of 13 children born to the same parents. I have 2 sets of twin siblings (older brother & sister, and younger brothers).

 

5] My favorite color is brown.

 

6] My oldest niece is only a year & a half younger than me.

 

7] I love music, and I listen to just about everything, as long as it's good. The only things I can't quite get into yet are hard rock & heavy metal.

 

8] I I'm afraid of heights and large dogs.

 

9] My favorite alcoholic drink is the Mojito. I've tried many different flavors, including pineapple, mango, and even basil, and I love them all.

 

10] I'm allergic to fish & seafood.

 

I was tagged by [SoLiD|PhotographY]

 

WHO I'M TAGGING:

Mstee4eva

Jørgen Sand

TVGuy

Jovani Carlo

Krustyp

greensatsuma

Heaps Happy

BK Ninja

dede778

Stacy in wonderland.

 

16996 P.Z. Casino de Monte Carlo, Flirt au Bord de la Mer par Hyppolite Lucas. Photochrom print by the Detroit Photographic Co. under license from Photoglob Zürich, issued between 1890 and 1900.

 

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“.. Miss Maffei an Miss Fiore were set upon by brigands…. Their car was stopped; they were treated with discourtesy, and robbed…… Miss Maffei’s purse was taken , and her rings….. Miss Fiore was despoiled of……”

  

Fer-de-Lance is the first Nero Wolfe detective novel written by Rex Stout, published in 1934 by Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. The novel appeared in abridged form in The American Magazine (November 1934) under the title "Point of Death." The novel was adapted for the 1936 movie Meet Nero Wolfe. In his seminal 1941 work, Murder for Pleasure, crime fiction historian Howard Haycraft included Fer-de-Lance in his definitive list of the most influential works of mystery fiction.

The first Nero Wolfe mystery opens with a scene showing Nero Wolfe deciding to give up bootleg beer, and sending out Fritz to purchase every beer that can be purchased legally for him to select a replacement. The date set in the novel is given as June seventh, Wednesday, which makes the year 1933. The Cullen-Harrison Act had just became law on April 7, 1933 legalising "3.2 beer" (3.2% alcohol by weight, approximately 4% alcohol by volume), a point mentioned in passing in the novel.

 

While sampling the beers with Goodwin, none of which Nero Wolfe seems genuinely surprised to find is swill, Fred Durkin arrives and asks sheepishly if Wolfe would meet Maria Maffei, a friend of his wife for a case. Maria's brother, Carlo, a metal worker, was unemployed (it was during the Depression) and was supposed to return to Italy. He suddenly seemed to come into money, and then disappeared mysteriously. Impressed by Maria Maffei, Wolfe instructs Goodwin to make enquiries. Wolfe and Goodwin soon learn that Carlo's disappearance somehow involves the death of a college president while playing golf in Westchester County, New York.

 

Although the characters are not as fully developed as they would become later in the series, the essential characteristics of Wolfe, Archie, and several other regulars already are clearly present.

 

As the first novel in the series, Fer-de-Lance introduces Nero Wolfe, Archie Goodwin, Fritz Brenner, Saul Panzer, Fred Durkin, Orrie Cather and other characters who recur throughout the entire corpus. Its descriptions of Wolfe's Manhattan brownstone conflict with the established architecture set down by Stout in all subsequent novels and stories, so may be viewed as somewhat non-canonical. Likewise, the characters have slightly different personalities. Wolfe's manner of speaking is notably more baroque and long-winded than in later stories.

 

The story's title is the common name of Bothrops atrox, a venomous South American snake.[2] Fer-de-Lance is French for spearhead, literally iron of the lance.

Plot Synopsis:

Maria Maffei, a family friend of one of his sometime employees Fred Durkin, appeals to Wolfe to locate her missing brother Carlo, a metalworker. Wolfe, affected by the Depression, decides to take the job, although it is unappealing to him. Archie locates Anna Fiore, a girl who listened in on a phone call Carlo received at his boarding-house. Wolfe learns from her that Carlo had clipped a story from a copy of the New York Times about the sudden death (apparently by stroke) of Peter Oliver Barstow, president of Holland College. Before Wolfe makes any more progress, Carlo Maffei is found stabbed in the back in the countryside. His sister says she will pay Wolfe to find his killer, so he keeps working.

The Murder:

Barstow dropped dead on the golf course - heart attack, said his doctor . . . his family . . . and the police.

But Nero Wolfe looked at a cutup newspaper and some steamship tags . . . and called it murder - a unique and incredibly complex murder! A wild guess? Not when Wolfe bet his last $10,000 that he was right!

 

About Archie:

Rex Stout's

Physical Description of Archie

Courtesy of the Stout estate; pulled from Rex Stout's own archives; here is rarely seen memorabilia. Rex Stout's own description of his beloved character, written in 1949 and not meant for publication at the time:

Height 6 ft. Weight 180 lbs. Age 32.

Hair is light rather than dark, but just barely decided not to be red; he gets it cut every two weeks, rather short, and brushes it straight back, but it keeps standing up. He shaves four times a week and grasps at every excuse to make it only three times. His features are all regular, well-modeled and well-proportioned, except the nose. He escapes the curse of being the movie actor type only through the nose. It is not a true pug and is by no means a deformity, but it is a little short and the ridge is broad, and the tip has continued on its own, beyond the cartilage, giving the impression of startling and quite independent initiative. The eyes are grey, and are inquisitive and quick to move. He is muscular both in appearance and in movement, and upright in posture, but his shoulders stoop a little in unconscious reaction to Wolfe's repeated criticism that he is too self-assertive.

 

The Author:

About Rex Stout

  

Author, Business Man, Sailor,

Activist, Family Man, &

a person with many interests

  

Rex Todhunter Stout was born in Noblesville, Indiana, December 1, 1886. He was the sixth of nine children born to John and Lucetta Todhunter Stout. Educated in Kansas, he was recognized as a prodigy in arithmetic, and he studied at the University of Kansas. Stout quit school to enlist in the Navy where he spent two years as warrant officer on board President Theodore Roosevelt's yacht.

 

After the Navy, he began to write and tried his hand at a variety of jobs. With his brother, Stout devised and implemented a school banking system. Bank Day proved a very successful venture and allowed Stout to move to Paris and write full-time.

 

He published three novels before he turned to the mystery genre. The books received favorable reviews but were not best sellers. Stout returned to the United States and built a house on the Connecticut-New York state line. Fer-de-Lance, Stout's first Nero Wolfe novel, appeared in 1934.

 

More than seventy other Nero Wolfe books and stories followed. During World War II, Rex Stout waged a personal campaign against Nazism as chairman of the War Writers Board, master of ceremonies of the radio program, "Speaking of Liberty," and member of several national committees. After the war, he resumed writing Nero Wolfe novels. In 1959 he won the Mystery Writers of America's Grand Master Award. Rex Stout died October 27, 1975 at the age of 88. A month before his death, he published his final Nero Wolfe book, A Family Affair.

 

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Latinhas brancas decoradas e personalizadas com laço em fita de voil e tag redondo, dentro uma vela aromatizada (aroma Giovanna Baby) essa lembrancinha foi gentilmente oferecida aos adultos que compartilharam com a mamãe Mirene e o papai Carlos a alegria deste dia!!!

Cocholgüe

Tomé, Chile.

 

Una salida a la playa (la última del "verano") con Marcelo y Carlos junto a María José. La idea era hacer un poco de strobist aprovechando la experiencia de Marcelo en el área. La mala suerte que en éste disparo el flash no partió pero igual me inspiró para hacer un poco postprocessing dándole un duotono y hacerlo un poco más comercial.

serie: Ma José Cocholgüe

 

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Take it in good faith, its all true. Some of it you may already know but most of it you don't. Yes, we were tagged by Paavani and now we do the ritual.

 

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1. I used to sing. I sang main voice for my school choir and church from 1st grade to 10th grade. I sang for the high school music team in 11th and 12th.

2. I'm lactose intolerant. Cant drink milk, can't even smell it. I'll puke!

3. I don't read. Never, not books unless its computers related. I read everything in soft copy on PDF form. Just cant read them books/novels.

4. I hate all sports. I don't watch cricket, football, tennis or whatever the hell it is.

5. Co-incidence or fate all of my secret crushes in life have come to me for matrimonial advice, lol!

6. I've never passed a math test/exam in life with the exception of one half yearly exam and the 10th/12th public board exams. :P

7. I love rangoli (kolam). I've participated in so many rangoli contests in school and won quite a few of them.

8. I used to cook. No, does not mean boiling water and making instant coffee. Cook as in everything under the sun, during school/college days.

9. I hate typewriting classes. Joined typewriting classes 8 times and quit after the second budget.

10. I''m a total loser when it comes to food. My appetite is so bad, im a routine object of fun for my food habits in the cousin-hood.

11. I hate to be picked up/helped when i fall down. When i fall down, i have to get up myself. I would ask for help if im hurt, but never be picked up, helped etc.

12. I'm oblivious to pain. I probably live with the highest levels of pain i've ever seen in life due to arthritis but i've learnt how to ignore pain. Yes, im good at this and im so arrogantly proud of it too! :P

13. I love henna. I love to have henna on my hands even though i get ridiculed for it truck loads. I don't care, i just love it and i want it!

14. My favorite snack is bajji, especially chilli bajji! My favorite food is bisi bele bath. I hunt for bisi bele bath everyday when i go to bangalore!

15. I listen to my music at max volume 80 - 90% of the time. I have a 7000 Watt AMP with two 12" speaker boxes at home and my Zune is always on 16+ (max volume 20) on my Sennheiser CX-300B noise cancellation ear phones.

16. I love perfumed candles and incense stuff. I pretty much blow 1000's of rupees everytime i go to auroville or to shoppers stop or in airport duty free shops. I just cannot get enough. I have about 50 candles, ranging from small ones to 2 footers. ;-)

 

I guess that's pretty much it. Whom do i tag? I tag Amirtha, Mishgon, Jonne, Richard, Capt. Suresh, Gayathri, Nav, lazy pixels, Simply Trying, Waxy Poetic, Carlos.

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I've been tagged by my dear friend artkat0116 ! - sono stata taggata dalla mia amica Kathy !

So here are the 16 Random Things About Me! - va bene, ecco qua :

 

1.....First of all, I love to laugh - quello che mi piace fare più di tutto è ridere

2.....I love to eat and drink well and to cook - adoro mangiare e bere bene ed anche cucinare

3.....I love Italy, my complicated and contradictory country - amo l'Italia, il mio complicato e contraddittorio paese

4.....I love art and every creative ability of the human beings - amo l'arte ed ogni abilità creativa degli esseri umani

5.....in the morning I’m an office employee (property management) but in the afternoon I’m a psychomotricist - al mattino faccio l'impiegata (gestione immobiliare) ma al pomeriggio sono una psicomotricista, lavoro con l'età evolutiva, adulti e anziani

6.....I love nature, but especially mountains - amo la natura, soprattutto la montagna

7.....I’d like to speak better English, but I feel toooo old to learn a language - vorrei avere un inglese migliore ma sono troppo vecchia per imparare davvero una lingua (W strumenti per le lingue di google !)

8.....on weekends I like to go for walks in the hills and countryside - nel fine settimana mi piace passeggiare in campagna o in collina

9.....I only wear sportswear and confortable shoes - indosso solo abiti comodi/sportivi e scarpe confortevoli

10...I’m not a photographer, I just love to capture the beauty around me - non mi considero una fotografa, cerco di catturare la bellezza intorno a me

11...Often I love being alone - spesso mi piace stare sola

12...I am pretty determined and a perfectionist - sono piuttosto decisa e perfezionista

13...I’m in love with flickr and I love my flickr friends - sono innamorata di flickr e amo i miei amici/contatti

14...I deeply believe in God - credo profondamente in Dio

15...I am a breast cancer survivor….5 years cancer free - sono sopravvissuta ad un cancro al seno ... sono passati 5 anni

16...I try to find something good in everything and everyone, and usually it happens - cerco, e trovo, sempre qualcosa di buono in tutto e tutti

 

I love this fantastic shot by Carlo, my brother - questa foto fantastica l'ha scattata mio fratello Carlo

www.flickr.com/photos/cchiopris/

 

...my dear friend SalaBoli

 

1. Soy traductora y no me canso. Se aprende mucho (cada día) y es inevitable estar actualizado, sobre todo cuando te dedicas a la traducción técnica... pero es un trabajo alucinante, qué voy a decir yo.

 

2. Me encanta la Coca-Cola Light, el Absolut con zumo de naranja y los zumos en general.

 

3. De comer... más rápido decir lo que no me gusta, jajaja. Por ejemplo, no soporto los caracoles.

Sí, es psicológico, lo sé, pero no puedorrrl.

 

4. Música toda, menos el country y el barroco. Por lo demás, me gusta todo y variado.

Qué haríamos sin la música, ni me lo imagino.

 

5. Cine todo también, pero claro, hay favoritos: Wong Kar Wai, Kubrick, Sofia Coppola, Coixet, Woody Allen y Lars Von Trier, por citar algunos.

 

6. Estoy con mis compañeros etiquetados Sala y Vikk: odio el verano, prefiero el frío. Pero vamos, con diferencia.

 

7. Podría pasarme horas con la fotografía, pero la espalda tiene un límite. Otras cosas que me llenan plenamente hay muchas, pero ninguna tan permanente como ésta.

 

8. Esto voy a decirlo. No creo en absoluto en la "sinceridad", aunque sí en la transparencia, y literalmente estoy cansada de oírlo como si fuera la más increíble de las virtudes. Creo que lo sincero es ser como uno es, pero respetando los sentimientos ajenos.

Da la sensación de que ser sincero es soltar todo lo que se pasa por la cabeza sin pensarlo, como si eso te convirtiera en mejor persona. No lo creo, no.

 

9. Yo quisiera haber sido como Alaska o como Bowie, adelantada a mi tiempo. Pero no ha podido ser, aysssh.

 

10. Ah, otra cosa más (y espero no ofender a nadie): no creo en ninguna religión. De hecho, las rechazo, aunque unas más que otras. Por ejemplo, el budismo ni me parece una religión, de lo que mola.

En este sentido soy de la opinión de Marx en lo de que la religión es el opio del pueblo.

 

Y ahora me voy a pensar a quién le lanzo la etiqueta perdida...

 

De momento etiqueto a...

 

Juan Carlos

y Carlos, jiji... os ha tocao.

 

Identifier: poesiepelsolenne00scaj

Title: Poesie pel solenne ingresso di Sua Eccellenza il signor Alvise Contarini 2do Kr. alla dignità di proccuratore di S. Marco

Year: 1778 (1770s)

Authors: Scajario, Giovanni, 1726-1792 Baratti, Antonio, 1724-1787 Palese, Carlo Viero, Teodoro, 1740-ca. 1819

Subjects: Contarini, Pietro Maria, b. 1731 Ceremonial entries

Publisher: In Venezia : Nella stamperia di Carlo Palese

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la Fama allora : Non io dubbia, o fallace, O nunzia vegno di leggieri eventi; Anzi dalla canora Tromba il miglior fi tace, Che ( XCV1I ) Che fono a grandi idee fcarfi gli accenti. Minor del vero or fenti Del Contar in quantodi: Il Patrio Amor, matura Mente, incorrotta e pura Aftrea, Pietade, i più leggiadri modi Scherzatigli intorno, e a gara L un pregio e laltro ad emularfi impara.La dolce età dellOro Veggo tornar fra noi Veggo ma lo mio dir cede, e vien manco : Sorgi e a lo Stuol canoro Defacri Cigni tuoi Coliaugurato Obbietto accendi il fianco; Dì, che fuperbo e franco Suo vivace penfiero, Dallinfiammato feno Sciolto alle Lodi il freno, Porti dovunque, e dica: Ho in fronte il vero. Sparve V alata Diva : Lieto gridò il Panar: Vati, fi feriva.Canzon, fé giugner puoi fra Semidei, Tuoi vanni arditi e predi Spiega, e allEroe dì, che il dover compierti. DEL ( XCVI11 ) del signor.Ferdinando Ceppelli Cittadino Modanefe, e Confole del Collegio Illullrifs.fopra la Nobil Arte della Seta

 

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Latinhas brancas decoradas e personalizadas com laço em fita de voil e tag redondo, dentro uma vela aromatizada (aroma Giovanna Baby) essa elmbrancinha foi gentilmente oferecida aos adultos que compartilharam com a mamãe Mirene e o papai Carlos a alegria deste dia!!!

Fuck! I've been tagged by Fusty Box

 

Here are the rules:

1. Sit down.

2. TAKE A PICTURE OF YOURSELF RIGHT NOW. Don't primp, just snap one!

3. Upload it.

4. Tag 5 people to do the same

 

I’ll be a bastard for a day and I’ll tag to:

Vittorio

Frodo

Don Ominoso

Juan Carlos

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Title: Breeder and sportsman

Identifier: breedersportsma321898sanf

Year: 1882 (1880s)

Authors:

Subjects: Horses

Publisher: San Francisco, Calif. : [s. n. ]

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470 t&tye jfceefrev tm& §povt#matu [Jujw 11, 1E98 reason. They say: ' We like the sport, bat we don't see why we should pay more than it actually costs, Bimply to fill the pockets of a man or a body of men who, under the guise of sportsmanship, advertise a shoot and get up a program of events.' There is a great deal in this: more perhaps than most people think, and unless this system of holding tourna- ments for profit is done away with, the sport of trap shooting will receive a black eye that it will find it a hard matter to recover from. The large tournaments of the past few years, in which big sums of money were added as cash inducements for shooters to come and try for, almost invariably added large sums to the club's treasury. The added money was raised in various ways, the manufacturers of sporting goods and ammunition being mulcted heavily for advertisements in the programs. According to an authority on the subject, several of the pro- grams for such large tournaments netted anywhere from $500 to $600, while they did n<n actnally cost, typesetting and paper, printing and postage, over $100 at the outside; often not half that sum. The entrance fees included a charge of three cents for each target thrown in tbe event. Now it has been proved by actual experience, and can also be proved

 

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C. NATJMA3* Winner ot the Fay Diamond Medal, State live Pigeon Tourna- ment, 1893. Winner of the Individual Championship Medal, California Inanimate Target Association Tournament, Ingleside, 1898. on paper, that targets can be trapped at a small profit to the club when one cent is charged. The profit at that figure is, it is true, almost infinitesimal, yet the fact that there is a profit at one cent a target, warrants the claim that there is a profit of two cents clear on each target thrown at three cents. At a tournament held in a Southern city a few yesrs ago, the sum of $3,000 was added to the parses. This added money was obtained from various sources. A certain num- ber of manufacturers were asked to donate $50 apiece, a sum of $1,000 being obtained this way; then each shooter was taxed $10 before he was allowed to shoot, and this tax re- sulted in another $1,000 or thereabouts, 100 shooters paying their fee of $10. Thus $2,000 of the added money was ob- tained. The other $1,000 came from the excess of receipts over expenditures for targets, and the deficit was easily over- come, the club coming oat ahead instead of behind, thanks to the skillful and ingenious methods of financing the tourna- ment. But such shoots as the above are out of date now. When trap shooting was io its infancy, and before professionalism at tbe trap had risen to the pitch it reached a year or so ago, there weie anv number of fairly good shots and enthusiasts who were ready and willing to "donate" for the mere pleas- ure of competing in a tournament, on the bare chance of making a "killing." The 'killing" came, but it was always on the wrong side, and the enthusiasm died out. The pro- fessionals, the paid experts, invariably walked off with from 85 to 90 per cent, of the purses, and the semi experts had barely more than carfare when it was all over. As a natural result large tournaments were doomed, and it is now a hard matter to get thirty or forty shooters together, where a few years ago an average entry list of that size might be confi- dently looked for if there was only $500 added money an- nounced; $1,000 woald not draw them out now. Trap Shooting at Monte Carlo. A prominent Eastern trap shooter, who recently returned from Monte Carlo, talked upon his return from the world's greatest gambling resort, as follows, concerning trap Bhooting there: "There are some great shooting matches there, and most of the contestants do not c~=re a pin for money. They go there with lot3 of money to spend and what they win at shooting is lost in Borne other game. The Monte Carlo management sees to it that few people get away with the cash. There are some fine shots at Monte Carlo, but not many of them, as the greatest number of Bhooters are poor shotB and only go thee to have sport and spend their money. The best shots make lots of money during the season, and I suppose live by BhoOtlDg. "The pigeons are better than our pigeons, and the bound- ary is shorter. There is only a boundary of seventeen yards straight away from the trap and a boundary of twenty-six yards at each side. This means that a shooter has to get at his birds at once. Bat there is not as many birds to kill there as here. I won one match by killing eight and an- â ..hei by killing nine. A man who kills ten straight win lots of money. The conditions are generally miss and out, and the entrance fee is high. There is added money, so that a winner gets lots of cash for killing nine or ten birds. _ Lots of wealthy shooters come down in the morning and just as soon as they miBS a bird they leave and you never see them again until the next day. They pat ap large sums for their shots." Los Angeles Gun Club. A combined live bird and blue-rock shoot at Los ADgeles on Sunday, May 29ih, was held by the Los ADgeles Gun Clob. Blades broke 93 out of 100 targets, Van Valkenberg 92, Braner 90 and Breer 88. Three live-bird and four blue- rock events and a merchandise Bhoot were on the program. The weather was very favorable and a large attendance of visitors watched the Bhooters. The scores in detail were as follows: First event, six live birds, Van Valkenberg millâ 6 Blades â 11 Jill- 6 Fay 111111â 6 Bruner_ 111010â 4 Second event, six live birds, $2.50 entrance, three moneys; $2 50 entrance, three moDeys ; ,011110â 4 101001 May .... De Jaroait.. ".WllOOâ 2 Blades 111222â 6 VaD Valkenberg _ 122222â 6 "Bex" 221211â 6 DeJarnatt - 111211â 6 May_ Hanerwaas .. Braner Fay _ . 211111- ..110121â 5 . .270022â 4 ..101011â 4 Third event, six live birds, $2 50 entrance, three monevs: Blades 222121â 6 Haoerwaas K2121â 6 "Rex" 212112â 6 Van Valkenberg 122110â 5 May De Jarnatt- "FIlz" Braner ,.002111- 120022- 4 221010â 4 001112- 4 Fourth event, 15 blue-rocks, $1.25 entrance, four moneys- May mmiummâ15 "Bex". â Blades luilllllllilllâ15 Breer VanValkenberg.-OiillliUllllllâH Magner Braner muillOllllllâ14 Llewellyn. B Lyon 111101111111110-13 Freyiag, C Frliz 111111000111111â12 Llewellyn, D... fiaueiwaas llOllllOlllullOâ11 101KI113111101Qâ10 010110010011011â 8 .010101001111001â s .001001111010110â 8 -101100:010u0101â 7 .01000X01101101â 6 Fifth event. 15 blue-rocks, $1 25 entrance, four moneysâ Freytag, C-* OllIOllll llllOlâ12 Haoerwaas........ OllOOHOlOlllllâ10 Llewellyn, D."....llO01Oin>lU0llâ 9 Magnei* 01I01I1110IOOOOâ 8 Llewellyn, R.*..._.001000lllulllOQâ 7 Frese*..~ 000011001111101â 6 VanValkenberg.-llIllllininilâ15 Braner Jllllillllllltl-15 Lyon -111111111111111â15 May â ..111111111101111â14 Braner _â lOllllUlllillO-13 "Rex" 111110111111011â13 Blades _ 001111111111110â12 â¢Birds only. Sixth event, 20 targets, $1.50 entrance, four moneysâ Breer -â¢. llllUlllllIllllllllâ 20 Blades - _. .._ 11111111111111011111â19 Van Valkenbergâ .â ~ lllllllllllOllOlUUâIS Braner _ â _ 1111111100111II1 111 1- ScheDck.. "Rex"..., May Lyon.â ....11111111101011111111â18 11111111101011110111â17 .....11110111111111011100â19 01111101011101011111â15 HI 11011111001010111â15 ....OllOlllOiOUUOlllOlâ14 01110011100001111111â13 Llewellyn, D* Magner* _ Hajerwaos WMionit«""**!/,^'"y""''"T'"'-' "'â *â â â '.'.'- ⢠Birds only. In the merchandise event there was twenty-one entries, handicaps were given to the shooters, a summary of the scores is as follows: Shot at Freytag, C _... Lyons Haoerwaas Breer â Blades.â¢â¢. Matfleld May 52 Van ValKenberg- 60 Menasco 58 BiJphs 50 Harper 55 .51 ._50 Shot at Braner 50 Schenck 50 Fritz .60 Parrell- _ 60 "Rex" 55 Llewellyn, D- - 60 Llewellyn, R 59 Wescott .59 iUgner â60 Messerâ 59

  

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Identifier: programme1920bost

Title: Programme

Year: 1881 (1880s)

Authors: Boston Symphony Orchestra

Subjects: Boston Symphony Orchestra Concert programs

Publisher: Boston, Mass. : Boston Symphony Orchestra

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Carlos, opera in five acts, libretto by Joseph M6ry andCamille du Locle, was produced in the Opera, Paris, on March 11,1867. The chief singers were Marie Sasse (Elisabeth), PaulineGueymard-Lauters (Princesse Eboli), Miss Levielly (Thibault),Faure (Marquis de Posa), Morere (Don Carlos), Obin (PhilippeII.), David (The Grand Inquisitor), Castlemary (A Friar), Gaspard(Count de Lerme), Mermant (A Herald). In the ballet were Miles.Beaugrand, Merante, Ribet, Marquet and Mr. Merante. There wereforty-three performances that year. The air, O don fatale, is sung by the Princess Eboli in the cabi-net of the King at Madrid. The Italian version is by A. de Lauzieres. O don fatale, o don crudel, che in suo furor mi fece il cielo. Tu che ci fai.Si vane, altere, ti maledico, o mia belt^! Versar sol posso il pianto, spemenon lio soffrir dovr6. Ill mio delitto & orribil tanto che cancellar mai nolpotr6. Ti maledico o mia belt^! O mia regina io t immolaiAl folle error di questo cor. Rich inFood Value

 

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Ji and H Pound Packages MAILLARD PRODUCTS ARE SOLD BY JOHN H. MURRAY306 BOYLSTON ST., BOSTON, AND LEADING DEALERS 477 Sola in un chiostro al mondo ormai Potr6 celar il mio dolor. O mia regina sola in un chiostro Al mondo omai potr6 celar il mio dolor! O ciel! e Carlo ! a morte domani, gran Dio, forse andrS,!la speme m arride, sia benedetto il ciel! lo salverS! Ah, un di mi resta,. 0 fatal dower, O cruel gift, with which my fate in anger arrayed a»e.Thou that so vain, so proud has made me, 1 loathe and curse thee, my beauty rare!Now tears alone for me remaining, A hopeless life I must endure.Ah, so abhorrent my crime, so staining,No grief can make my conscience pure.I loathe and. curse thee, my beauty rare I O queen beloved, I sacrificed theeTo the revolt of this wild heart: In a lone cloister from earth secludedI may conceal my guilt apart. Gi 757 BOYLSTON STREET NOW REPRESENTS BREWSTER & CO. OF NEW YORK .Distributors of BREWSTER CARSBREWSTER BODIES THE BEST OF FOODHE FINEST CUIS

  

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A lot of the manga seen here is French-translated, since I bought most of this while I was still living near Montreal and, while English-translated manga is fairly easily available in Montreal, a lot of these manga titles appeared in paperback format in French years before they were translated into English, and some of this manga, like Kimagure Orange Road, still has never seen print in English almost a decade after its full release in French.

 

I'll describe the junk on this bookshelf in the tags.

I've been tagged by my friend Juan Carlos (A kind of Magic Graphics) Following the instructions. )))

 

The rules are to HAND write the following things:

 

1. Your name and your flickr name

2. Are you right or left handed?

3. Favorite letters to write

4. Least favorite letters to write

5. Write out the sentence, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"

6. The names of the six of your flickr contacts that you'll be tagging.

To tão atrasada com essa TAG que duvido que alguém ainda tenha paciência de ler, hehehehe...

Mas para aquelas que tiverem paciência, fui indicada pelas queridas FranSweet®, Marcinharlm, * La, =)*, VivianeBF, Camila "), arqueiror, Marcella Noanta, .: FlahSunflower :., Juh Arquiteta, Penélope Luz e Thabatissima, ufa, acho que não esqueci ninguém...

 

Adorei a ideia de algumas meninas de linkar a música pra quem quiser conhecer e vou copiar na cara dura!! =]

Eu sempre gostei de entender o que diz a letra da música por isso a maioria das minhas canções favoritas são nacionais e claro, cada uma delas tem sua estória e sua importância pra mim, por isso coloquei o trechinho de cada uma delas que mais me emociona...

 

9ª Sinfonia - Beethoven - Plagiando a Lu, porque a Perfeição Artística existe em forma de Música... Beethoven começou a compor essa canção escutando pouco e terminou completamente surdo. No dia em que ele regeu ela, assim que terminou a plateia extasiada aplaudia de pé e ele não sabia pq não ouvia os aplausos. Um dos músicos teve que virá-lo de frente para a plateia para que ele visse os aplausos e a plateia emocionada. Até hj me emociono imaginando essa cena.

 

Beatriz - Chico Buarque e Edu Lobo - Será que é divina a vida da atriz? E se ela um dia despencar do céu e se os pagantes exigirem bis...

Linkei a gravação da Ana Carolina pq é a que mais gosto!

 

O país das atrizes - Oswaldo Montenegro - E cada personagem é um fascínio e não há quem possa explicar... A mágica do mágico na minha alma de atriz há de transformar...

Já falei que adoro o Oswaldo Montenegro? Acho que só a Glória Pires gravou essa música.

  

Um sonho impossível - Composição : Joe Darion, Mitch Leigh (versão em português de Chico Buarque) - E assim, seja lá como for. Vai ter fim a infinita aflição e o mundo vai ver uma flor brotar do impossível chão...

Essa canção originalmente é tema de Don Quixote de La Mancha e o genial Chico Buarque colocou letra. Várias pessoas já cantaram essa música, mas a interpretação que mais me emocionou até hj foi a que vi na série Clandestinos, que foi a que linkei aqui. Coloquei essa versão no MP3 do meu celular e ela me faz pagar altos micos, pois toda vez que toca começo a chorar, esteja eu onde estiver...

 

Mais uma vez - Renato Russo e Flávio Venturini - Nunca deixe que lhe digam que não vale a pena acreditar no sonho que se tem. Ou que seus planos nunca vão dar certo, ou que você nunca vai ser alguém...

Gravação com o 14 BIS pq eu gosto muito dos arranjos dessa banda. Sem falar que nessa gravação ele conta como foi que surgiu a parceria da música!

 

Paciência - Lenine e Dudu Falcão - Enquanto o tempo acelera e pede pressa, eu me recuso, faço hora, vou na valsa, a vida é tão rara...

Sempre amei essa música com o Lenine, mas depois que ouvi cantada pelas Chicas só ouço a versão delas. Elas arrasam no arranjo, foi a versão delas que linkei.

 

Aos filhos de gêmeos - Oswaldo Montenegro - Curioso, dispersivo, vc sempre tem algo a dizer...

Sou gêmeos com ascendente em gêmeos e lua em libra, essa música tem tu-do a ver comigo!!

 

Fábrica - Legião Urbana - Nosso dia vai chegar, teremos nossa vez. Não é pedir demais: quero justiça!

O Legião Urbana tem trocentas canções e eu gosto de todas, mas essa tem um lugar único no meu coração.

 

Maluco beleza - Raul Seixas / Cláudio Roberto - E esse caminho que eu mesmo escolhi é tão fácil seguir, por não ter onde ir...

Já falei que adoro o Raul Seixas??

 

Caçador de mim - Luís Carlos Sá e Sérgio Magrão - Por tanto amor, por tanta emoção, a vida me fez assim. Doce ou atroz, manso ou feroz, eu caçador de mim...

Eu sei que a maioria prefere a versão do Milton nascimento, mas linkei a versão do 14 BIS (de onde saíram os autores da música), pq amo o arranjo deles, olha quantos violinos têm, sem contar que é o próprio autor da música que canta, muito bom de ouvir...

 

Todo o sentimento - Cristóvão Bastos - Depois de te perder, te encontro, com certeza. Talvez num tempo da delicadeza, onde não diremos nada; Nada aconteceu. Apenas seguirei como encantado ao lado teu...

Linkei a gravação com o Oswaldo Montenegro pq amo a interpretação dele, amo!

  

Do fundo do meu coração - Roberto Carlos/Erasmo Carlos - Se você me perguntar se ainda é seu todo o meu amor eu sei que eu, certamente vou dizer que sim... Mas, já depois de tanta solidão, do fundo do meu coração não volte nunca mais pra mim.

Vivi tempos muito difíceis com meu amor com muitas idas e vindas e essa era minha música tema pessoal, pois mesmo o amando preferi deixá-lo a continuar na expectativa de uma relação que nunca se concretizava de fato. Hj em dia somos muito felizes obrigada, mas essa música marcou muito minha vida e até hj me emociona. Linkei a versão com a Adriana Calcanhoto pq acho linda a interpretação dela.

 

Há mulheres - Rita Ribeiro - Há mulheres que se pintam de caulim na costa do marfim para o deus louvar. Eu também me pinto para o luar, em mim, a prata derramar.

Nunca consegui entender pq gosto tanto dessa música, mas ela desperta um sentimento tão bom em mim, deve ser alguma coisa atávica, a vontade que tenho é de sair dançando pela casa quando escuto essa música.

 

O Pastor - Madredeus - Ao largo ainda arde a barca da fantasia. E o meu sonho acaba tarde, deixa a alma de vigia...

Adoroooooooooo esse grupo português, adoro! Foi muito difícil escolher uma única música deles como favorita. Essa menina tem uma voz fantástica e eu amo instrumentos de cordas, principalmente violinos, violoncelos e contra-baixos acústicos.

 

Hino do Flamengo - Lamartine Babo - Uma vez Flamengo, flamengo até morrer!!!

Minha versão favorita, com participações de Zico, Neguinho da Beija-Flor, Herbert Vianna, Falcão, entre outros. É o toque do meu celular!! =]

 

Deborah - Jon Anderson & Vangelis - So let me tell you how much I love you...

Essa foi uma das primeiras músicas em inglês que eu gostei muito sem fazer ideia do que significava, mas a melodia, o arranjo, alguma coisa nela sempre mexeu muito comigo.

 

Elephant gun - Beirut - Desde que ouvi essa música pela primeira vez fiquei profundamente emocionada, ela me dá uma saudade doída sei lá eu do que, não dá pra explicar, a letra dela não junta lé com cré, o clip parece um roteiro de David Lynch, mas essa é outra canção que me faz pagar vários micos na rua, pois mal começa a introdução e meus olhos já ficam marejados e eu choro mesmo, de verdade, sem conseguir controlar e nunca consegui entender pq...

 

É isso meninas...

Não foi fácil fazer essa seleção, mas foi muito gostoso e confesso que chorei horrores cada vez que escutava algumas dessas cançãos que mexem tanto comigo.

 

eu acho que todo mundo ou já fez ou já foi indicado pra fazer, mas mesmo assim, vou indicar mais algumas meninas.

bjo grande no coração!

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Adjunto una vieja pero hermosa canción de Roberto Carlos:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEfJy5rQ-uA&index=3&list=...

 

Adjunto vídeo de Oporto por el mismo autor:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of8QDbgJV_0

 

whytake.net/Portfolio/FranciscoDominguez/5334

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Los Picos de Urbión constituyen una de las sierras más elevadas del Sistema Ibérico con su cumbre de Urbión, de 2228 metros. Esta sierra hace de divisoria entre las cuencas del Ebro y el Duero.

 

Situados entre la comunidad autónoma de La Rioja y las provincias de Soria y Burgos (Castilla y León), concretamente en los términos municipales de Viniegra de Abajo, Duruelo de la Sierra y Covaleda. Están limitados por el valle del Najerilla al norte, el valle del Duero al sur, la sierra de Neila al oeste y la sierra de Cebollera al este.

 

Ver vídeo de la subida a los Picos de Urbión por el mismo autor:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4FGMU7NmYI

Identifier: epicediumproimma00casa

Title: Epicedium pro immaturo funere Mariae Clementinae Magnae Britanniae &c. Reginae: sive, Potiús epinicium pro relata ab ipsa de mundo, ejusque pompis, victoria: continens parentalia, eidem a Clementis XII. feliciter regnantis Pontificis Opt. Max. munificentia; majori utrùm urbis maerore, an plausu nescias, persoluta

Year: 1738 (1730s)

Authors: Casabianca, Jo. Francesco Grandi, Carlo

Subjects: Maria Clementina, Princess, consort of James, Prince of Wales, 1702-1735

Publisher: Romae : Typis Jo: Baptistae Caporali ...

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R O M iB , M. D C C. X X X V I I I. Typisjo: Baptifta: Caporali, prope Sanaum Marcura SUPERIORVM LICENTIA. (V) Eifio, & RmoPrincipi N E R E O S. R. E. CARDINALI CORSINO, CLEMENTIS XII Felicith E^gnantisPONTIFICIS OPT. MAX. NEPOTI EX ERATRE, DIGNISSIMO. Jo: Francifcus Cafabianca Fclicitatem d ^45 ehcuhrationes, Eminentijfime Frin^ceps, de Funere & Virtutihus MARIiEClementinjb, Magnae BritanniaeRe c^/ dicarem, non admodiwtextititanceps animus. Cuienimpotius,gQ^^^^^u^^^ qudm Eminenti^ Tu^, ie M A R l A.ClemENTINA opus infcriherem, qu^ njivens tumSS. Patruo tuo CLEMENTI XIJ. Pont. Opt. Max. tum

 

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Cvi) irm Tihi adeo accepta fuit: Mortua autein unammiutriufque conjilio i^ njoluntate, tamd Vrh/s /l^nifica-tione 9 tantdcjue honoris magnitudine decorata ejt; utDtfun&a magis tn feretro ^ qudm in Throno ^ivens effuljerit ? Etenim qu^ pompa luguhrior, nohiliorque ineferendis Regihus fpecies ? Qujz in agendis vi&oriis dehoftihus profligatis celehritasjpeSfatiJima ^aleat fpul-chrali honori in Funere MARliE CLEMENTINiE, i^e/aJiquali dumtaxdt fimilitudine comparari ? Quid enimin hunc ufque diem, ^el ingeniofijfima commenta eji ars,quod fummo cultu ^ jummoque honore in perfoln)endisjRegin^ defunSI^ exequiis ^ Patrui tuo ter maximi^ &fi njis, Tua etiam^ heneficentia » non njoluerit executionimandari ? Quis um^verf^ Vrhis in unum confluentis ,7arenti optim^ gratid parentandi, communis plaufus;ita ut numqudm anteaSis S^culis, nec cum catenatosin majorem triumphi fpeciem devicios Reges pertrahe-ret 5 nec cum de univerfo terrarum Orhe fu^ ditionifuhaSIo clarijfima troph^a erigeret:

  

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Transcription: Bibliothecae Colbertinae

 

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Repository: Library Company of Philadelphia

Call number: *Sev Car 694.F. (Preston)

Copy title: Argomento della Galeria Farnese dipinta da Annibale Caracci,disegnata & intagliata da Carlo Cesio. Nel quale spiegansi, & riduconsi allegoricamente alla moralità, le Fauole Poetiche in essa, rappresentate.

Author(s): Cesi, Carlo

Published: Italy, Rome, 1657

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Identifier: monarquiadeespaa01sala

Title: Monarquia de España

Year: 1770 (1770s)

Authors: Salazar de Mendoza, Pedro, d. 1629 González Dávila, Gil, ca. 1578-1658 Ulloa, Bartolomé, fl. 1770, editor Ticknor, George, 1791-1871, former owner

Subjects: Philip III, King of Spain, 1578-1621

Publisher: Madrid : Joachin Ibarra

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y Pam-plona , nieto de D. Sancho Ramírez ^ ytocando la sucesión al Emperador D. Alon^^so de Castilla y León su primo tercero,por ser rebisnieto del Rey D, Sancho elMayor ^ entró en Navarra y se apode-ró de muchas tierras. Los Navarros die-ron la obediencia , y recibieron por Reyá D. García Ramírez^ hijo del InfanteD. Ramiro Sa?ichez, y nieto del Rey D,Sancho V^ cuya linea havia sido exclui-da, y no se pudo admitir, ni introdu-cirse de nuevo en perjuicio del Empera-dor, El Rey D. Juan II de Aragón casócon Doña Blanca Reyna proprietaria deNavarra, y tuvo de este matrimonio áD. Carlos, á Doña Blanca y á Doña Leo-nor. D. Carlos fue Principe de Viana , ymurió sin sucesión : Doña Blanca fue mu-ger del Principe D. Henrique de Castillay de León , y disolvióse este matrimo-nio en el vinculo con autoridad Apostó-lica : Doña Leonor casó con Gastón Con-de de Fox y de Bigorra , y fueron abue-los de la Reyna Doña Catalina, de quiense va tratando : la Doña Blanca fue Prin-

 

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Reyno de Navarra, por mícipe su hermano : siéndolo ,Ínter-vivos de aquel Reyno ,tados á él anexos en Francia,del Rey D. Henrique IV dede León , con quien estuvo casada,sus herederos y sucesores, en 30 diasmes de Abril del año de 1462, estandoen S. Juan del Pie del Puerto, La causaque le movió á hacer esta donación, fuehaver sido el Rey D, Henrique su granvaledor y amparo en los muchos traba-jos y aflicciones que pasó por seguir laopinión del Principe su hermano en la re-questa contra su padre , sobre la restitu-ción del Reyno, que pretendió §e le hi-ciese, por ser muerta su madre la ReynaDoña Blanca, por lo qual el Rey pro-cedió contra ella, para privarla de la su-cesión , y la tuvo presa, y después laentregó á su capital enemigo el Condede Fox, para que la tuviese en su po-der en Francia, donde fue puesta y re-clusa en el Castillo de Ortes en Bearne.Sabía la Infanta por cosa cierta que quan-do D. Gastón su sobrino, primogénito desu hermana la Infanta Doña Leo

  

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Identifier: itineraryofseven00wils

Title: Itinerary of the Seventh Ohio volunteer infantry, 1861-1864, with roster, portraits and biographies

Year: 1907 (1900s)

Authors: Wilson, Lawrence, 1842-1922, comp. and ed

Subjects: United States. Army. Ohio Infantry Regiment, 7th (1861-1864) United States -- History Civil War, 1861-1865 Regimental histories

Publisher: New York, Washington, The Neale publishing company

Contributing Library: The Library of Congress

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;;■.;■. 478 Port Republic Map, 164 Quayle, George L., 410 Raymond, James M., 432 Regimental Monument at Cleveland, 485 Rhodes, Henry H., 454 Rockefeller, Frank, 395 Ross, Joseph H., 414 Schmidt, Gustav, 405 ILrlyUSTRATlONS II Facing page Schmidt. Fred H., 4^ Schutte, John F 4^4 Shepherd. WiUiam D., 375 . Shurtleff. Ciles W., 4io >^ Smith. Carlos A 392 - Smith. Cliarles H 39^

 

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IN FRATERNITY, CHARITY AND LOYALTY The Regimental Historian INTRODUCTORY If any explanation as to how the undersigned became in-terested in the preparation of this itinerary be necessary, itcan be found in an earnest desire to have a more extendedand correct account of our marches, campaigns, and battleswritten than that contained in Major Woods Record,and in the following communication: CivEvELAND, O., July 9, 1904. Dr. Lawrence Wilson, ^Med. Div. Pension Office, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir and Comrade: We the undersigned com-rades of the Seventh Reg. Association, realizing yourability, and the fact that you have opportunity to obtainofficial information from the records now on file in Wash-ington, as well as your personal knowledge and familiaritywith all the engagements, marches, and experiences of theregiment, make this request, that you permit us to presentyour name at our reunion to be held in Cleveland, O., Sep-tember 8, 1904, as the Regimental Historian, and pledgeourselves to

  

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Identifier: operedelcontealg05alga

Title: Opere del conte Algarotti

Year: 1791 (1790s)

Authors: Algarotti, Francesco, conte, 1712-1764 Palese, Carlo Dibner, Bern

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Publisher: In Venezia : Presso Carlo Palese, 1791-1794

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al di sotto del fiume due bande di fan-ti a guadarne il passo, perchè i nemici làtraghettandolo non venissero a ferirlo difianco. Era ancor dubbia la fortuna dellagiornata, sostenendosi le fanterie deFioren-tini contro alle genti di Castruccio, e fie-ramente combattendo, secondo che piglia-vano la grotta dArno. Allora fec egli suc-cedere la seconda schiera alla prima; e po-terono i freschi rompere i già stracchi^ espingerli nel fiume. Quella parte di caval-leria deFiorentini, che sino allora era in-tera, fu obbligata ella altresì a dar volta,assalita a lui tempo dalla cavalleria di Ca-struccio^ e dalle fanterie, che cacciato ilnimico nel fiume non lo aveano piìi in te-sta. Con tale avvedutezza e sapere sono ne-gli scritti del Segretario ordinate le batta-glie di Castruccio. Se non è vero, conver-rà E R •76 O rà almeno confessare, che è ben trovato;e sarà anche questo il caso di dire con Ari-stotele, che la poesia è più instruttiva della istoria. Di villa z. Agosto lySg.

 

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AIiJar:/ti t/ir. F-J^dvì:/^ sr LETTERA XI. c, (OSI è: con tutto che i discorsi, Vanedella giierìa, e la vita di Cascruccio sienoopere messe tante volte in istampa, e tra-dotte in più lingue; con tutte quanto leprove che ha date il Segretario del valorsuo nella scienza militare, non vogliono pertutto questo farne stima come autor mili-tare. Han così fermato il pensiero, si sonfitti là entro; niente al mondo ne gli ri-moverebbe. Domandate loro, se hanno di-scoperto qualche errore del Segretario, qual-che granchio qualche marrone chegli ab-bia preso in questo o in quel particolaredella guerra ; vi rispondono freddamente,che chi è uomo di toga non può intender-si delle cose della spada: né altro per co-sa del mondo cavereste loro di bocca. Trai distorti giudizj, che in tal proposito miè occorso di leggere, àue mi lianno fattoqualche maraviglia, perchè vegnenti da per-sone ^8 Opere sone che pur erano tenute di giudicare uri pomeglio del comune degli uomini. Luno è di Brantome

  

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Identifier: hernaniopraenc00hirk

Title: Hernani : opéra en cinq actes

Year: 1907 (1900s)

Authors: Hirchmann, Henri, 1872-1961 Hugo, Victor, 1802-1885 Rivet, Gustave. lbt

Subjects: Operas

Publisher: Paris : Choudens

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Allegro agite DOK CARLOS (a>fcji,- rO -4- — ftr— ti r 0 0 0»—^ _& . p I-S-—\ 11 ff r 1 i— -^ en retenant —■ Allegro a^ite * = t Oui 16 A b=i—^^-l jevuudraisUiii- 4 A N-, -rp>^rprJv 4f7^ fï—S—8 1—1—d -H——i i TT fi^UL ^ÙÂ -^- t! ^ W . r = mf V V 7 * _ Ll w 254

 

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Title: Reminiscenze di storia ed arte nel suburbio e nella città di Milano

Year: 1891 (1890s)

Authors: Fumagalli, Carlo Sant'Ambrogio, Diego Beltrami, L. (Luca), 1854-1933 Cavagna Sangiuliani di Gualdana, Antonio, conte, 1843-1913, former owner. IU-R

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Title: Reminiscenze di storia ed arte nel suburbio e nella città di Milano

Year: 1891 (1890s)

Authors: Fumagalli, Carlo Sant'Ambrogio, Diego Beltrami, L. (Luca), 1854-1933 Cavagna Sangiuliani di Gualdana, Antonio, conte, 1843-1913, former owner. IU-R

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1 Casa in Via Torino. 2 Casa dei Missaglia. 3 Arcivescovado. 4 Casa Castani. 5 Casa in Via Valpetrosa. 6 CasaPozzobonellilsimbardii Casa Borromeo. 8 Casa Ravizza. 9 Casa Trivulzio Sfondrati. 10 Chiostro del Lentasio. 11 Casa in Via Beccaria. 12 Chiostro di S. Antonio. 13 Casa Dal Verme. M Casa in Via Passerella. 15 Casa Visconti in Via Cervia. 16 Casa Fontana, ora Silvestri. 17 Casa Bagatti-Valsecchi. 18 Chiostro di S. Erasmo. 19 Casa Orsini, ora Bozzotti. 20 Porta dei Filodrammatici. 21 Casa in Via Bollo. . 22 Casa Gorani. ora Bazzero. 23 Chiesa di S. Bernardino alle Monache. 24 Lazzaretto. 25 Casa in Via Cornacchie. 26 Casa Imbonati. 27 Casa Taverna, ora Ponti. 28 Ospedale Maggiore. 29 Casa Melzi in Via S. Maria Segreta. 30 Casa Mozzanica (demolita). Porte della Città. Porta Volta. Porta Garibaldi (Comasina). Porta Nuova. Porta Principe Umberto. Porta Venezia (Orientale). Porta Monforte. Porta Vittoria (Tosa o toma). Porta Romana. Porta Ludovica. Porta S. Celso. Porta Ticinese. Porreminiscenzedist02fuma

  

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Identifier: gri_33125013642950

Title: La vie hors de chez soi (comédie de notre temps) l'hiver, le printemps, l'été, l'automne; études au crayon et à la plume

Year: 1876 (1870s)

Authors: Bertall, 1820-1882

Subjects: Caricatures and cartoons French wit and humor, Pictorial

Publisher: Paris, E. Plon et cie

Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute

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mode ces bains quila rapprochaient de lEspagne. Il y a vingt ans, ce nétait quune plage désertelabourée par le vent, près de laquelle vivaient quelques familles de pêcheurs,et sur laquelle de rares baigneurs venaient de temps en temps se glisserdans la vague. Maintenant la falaise qui surmonte cette plage est garnie deconstructions splendides, bâties sur le modèle des hôtels de la ville de Pau. BIARRITZ. 625 Il y a un Casino de premier ordre, avec salles de spectacle, salles de bal,salles de jeu, concerls quotidiens, représentations continuelles; et il est desjours, des mois daoût et septembre, où, sur la plage, dans les rues, la fouleest la même quà Paris, au printemps, dans les contre-allées des Champs-Elysées ou bien autour du lac. * — Les voilà, là, tous, nous les avons vus cet hiver à Nice, à Monte-Carlo,à Cannes, à Pau; nous les avons vus à Paris ce printemps; à Luchon, àCauterets, à Aix, à Vichy, à Royat, etc., cet été; ils viennent de partout, de

 

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Le bain de quatre heures, à Biarritz. La pastourelle. Suisse et dEspagne, dAmérique, dAngleterre, dAllemagne, de Russie, seretremper dans la vague bleue du golfe de Biscaye, danser, flirter et jouer aubruit du flot qui chante sur la grève. Sur cette plage merveilleuse, qui sétend en bas du grand hôtel Gardèreet du Casino, jusquà la villa Eugénie, les toilettes diaprées des jeunes filles,des dames accompagnées de leurs bébés, éclatent sur le sable comme lesfleurs dans un parterre. Cest une foule étagée comme sur des gradins, 626 LA COMÉDIE DE NOTRE TEMPS. assise sur des chaises, sur des pliants de toute sorte, au travers de laquellecirculent, de groupe en groupe, les messieurs aimables et empressés, lesenfants qui se poursuivent en poussant des cris joyeux, les bonnes et lesfemmes de chambre affairées, et que traversent çà et là, dans leur peignoir,les baigneuses de laprès-midi, qui savent pouvoir affronter le regard deslorgnettes, et les hommes sans prétention,

  

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Transcription: G Haines Delin W.H.Toms Sculp 1752

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Copy title: Argomento della Galeria Farnese dipinta da Annibale Caracci,disegnata & intagliata da Carlo Cesio. Nel quale spiegansi, & riduconsi allegoricamente alla moralità, le Fauole Poetiche in essa, rappresentate.

Author(s): Cesi, Carlo

Published: Italy, Rome, 1657

Printer/Publisher: Rome, V. Mascardi

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Identifier: reminiscenzedist02fuma

Title: Reminiscenze di storia ed arte nel suburbio e nella città di Milano

Year: 1891 (1890s)

Authors: Fumagalli, Carlo Sant'Ambrogio, Diego Beltrami, L. (Luca), 1854-1933 Cavagna Sangiuliani di Gualdana, Antonio, conte, 1843-1913, former owner. IU-R

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STINO BIANCO, ora CASA RAVIZZA. Tav. XXXVIII. — La Crocifissione - Affresco nel locale già refettorio. CASA FONTANA, ora SILVESTRI. Tav. XXXIX. — Fronte sul corso Venezia.» XL. — Particolare della facciata. » XLI. — Cortile.» XLII. — Fregio decorativo nel salone terreno. CHIOSTRO DI SANTANTONIO. Tav. XLIII. — Cortile con decorazione in terra cotta.« XLIV. — Particolare della decorazione. CASA AL1PRANDI TAVERNA, ora PONTI. Tav. XLV. — Veduta di un lato del cortile. CASA GIÀ MELZI, Via Santa Maria Segreta. Tav. XLVI. — Porta del principio del XVI secolo. CASA IMBONATI-MELZI, Via Borgonovo. Tav. XLVII. — Veduta della fronte, con decorazione policroma. CASA VILLA PERNICE, Via Bollo. Tav. XLVIII. — Fregio decorativo in una sala a terreno. CASA BAGATT1-VALSECCHI. Tav. IL. — Camino del XVI secolo nella sala da pranzo. CASA ORSINI-ROMA/ora BOZZOTTI. Tav. L. — Veduta del cortile. NB. Leggasi nellannotazione a pag. 39: Burigozzo, invece dì Busizzo. CASA BORROMEO

 

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Identifier: epicediumproimma00casa

Title: Epicedium pro immaturo funere Mariae Clementinae Magnae Britanniae &c. Reginae: sive, Potiús epinicium pro relata ab ipsa de mundo, ejusque pompis, victoria: continens parentalia, eidem a Clementis XII. feliciter regnantis Pontificis Opt. Max. munificentia; majori utrùm urbis maerore, an plausu nescias, persoluta

Year: 1738 (1730s)

Authors: Casabianca, Jo. Francesco Grandi, Carlo

Subjects: Maria Clementina, Princess, consort of James, Prince of Wales, 1702-1735

Publisher: Romae : Typis Jo: Baptistae Caporali ...

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(LXXXI) Margarita fuk, necnon Hcdwigis, Elifa (r); Has non es, parili more, fccuta Duces ?Numquid virtutes proprias hae fponte dederunt ? An furtim dotes fubripis una tribus ? IN IDEM ARGVMENTVM. Ltera fi tantum dotes, & prima dediffet;A n non tunc , dicas, Sanda bis una, fatis ?Diva fatis Coeli Superis queifcunque videris; Non tibi: ni fueris Sanda ter,ufque rogas.Num Triadem, ficut Sandos imitaris ? an alma Ipfa Trias ftudium hoc ingeniofa dedit ?Quidquid id eft : Triadis fuerint vel dona potentis i Aut ardens fuerit plura petentis amor:Cordibus 6 utinam cundis haec vota virerent! Tunc foret-haec vallis Patria*, terra Polus (2). D I S T I C H 0 N. Omnia prifca, novis cumulans, exempla refarcis;Et doda ex aliis, ipfa Magiftra doces. L Stmi- (1) Prlwa Scotia, altera PolonliS , tertla verb PortugalIi<s Regha . (2) .,,Parcid:ftts ig terrh, &i?i eh degentes Af/gelL {Hler, In Reg.nion.) (LXXXII)

 

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Summo mane furgit }jlratis. PRaeproperet curfu eeleri Sol clarusin Orbem,Afferat utMundo , luce nitente, diem *Expulfis fomnis & Ipreto ftramine, Solis Clementina ortum praevenit, atque diem (i) *Quid mirum ? Numquid rofeis Aurora quadrigis Non praeit Eoo, Solis , ab axe, jubar iCorde vigil Domino femper , ^vix lumina cJandi-t:Corque Deo advigilans (x) otia longa vetat. Maxi fi) Deui Detis rr^eut ad te Je htce vlglh . ( Ffilm. 6t. ) yra^ue^erurn ocuU wei ad te dlluculo , ut meditarer eloquia ttta. ( Ff.ii S.) (2) Ego dormio 3 & cor nmum vigiiaf , ( Cif^t, 5.) (LXXXIII)

  

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Identifier: operedelcontealg05alga

Title: Opere del conte Algarotti

Year: 1791 (1790s)

Authors: Algarotti, Francesco, conte, 1712-1764 Palese, Carlo Dibner, Bern

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Publisher: In Venezia : Presso Carlo Palese, 1791-1794

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by the Internet Archivein 2011 with funding fromDuke University Libraries www.archive.org/details/Dperedelcontealg05alga A SUA ALTEZZA REALEMONSIGNOR IL PRINCIPE ENRICO DI PRUSSIA FRANCESCO ALGAROTTI. Hit IL Voto di un vero conoscitore, e di-maestro in un arte, valse in ogni tempoassai pili dinanzi agli occhi di chi dirittoestima, che i suffragi di tutta una molti-tudine. Me felice, Monsignore, se V auto-rità di Vostra Altezza Reale mette il suggello al giudizio , che pare avere recato ilpubblico di questa mia operetta, che io mi A 3 fo 6 fo ardito a presentarvi. Dietro agli esempfe ai precetti del gran Federigo, Voi allog-giate come Fabio , e marciate come A nni-bale : e la Providen2a vi riserbava a dove-re insiem,e con Lui difendere la patria contro a tanti eserciti nemici, che da ogni ban-da Vassalirono ad un tempo ; e ad operarequelle maraviglie, per cui vengono in que-sto nostro secolo ad essere offuscati i più,bei tempi della Grecia e di Roma . Bologna 3o. Giugno 1761.

 

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,7/././/-./.?/.- //;;•. Tr?ióve-W LETTERA I. SOPRA LA SCIENZA MILITARE- NON è dubbio, che il concetto, in chealtri avesse la scienza militare del Se-gretario fiorentino, non fosse per trovaredi gran contrarj: chegli è pur vero, che,secondo la comune opinione, tempo affat-to perduto si terrebbe quello, che si dessealla lettura del libro, eliegli ha compostosopra Varie della Guerra. Il non essere sta-to il Segretario per professione uomo mili-tare, dee far moltissimo contro asuoi scrit-ti intorno alla milizia . Neil affare della guer-ra , tutto azione e vigoria, si crede comu-A 4 ^^ lì Opere nemente, che intenda assai più avanti chiè stato alcune settimane su i campi, chiha veduto un qualche maneggio darmi, euna volta o due il nemico in viso , che co-lui _, che ha meditato per lunghi anni Ve-gezio o Polibio ■ In tale studio è più dottoun caporale o un sergente, che il più let-terato uomo del mondo ; e fermamente sitiene, che la guerra non sia una scienzapunto speculativa, e

  

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Identifier: epitomeyearbook134lehi

Title: Epitome: Yearbook 1910

Year: 1910 (1910s)

Authors:

Subjects: Lehigh University -- Students -- Periodicals

Publisher: Lehigh University

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AN F. Wood 1912R. McCann R. W R. VG. R . Over . Whitman. Wood 167 NEW JLR5LY LLHIGH CLUB F. P. LawrenCE, ioH. J. Bertschy, io E. M. Baumgartxer, ii F. M. Sayford, io A. P. S. BellisR. C. Cliver C. S. COWGILL R. D. T. DowLixGN. L.JohnsonH. O. Kent OFFICLR5 ACTIVE MLMBLR5 1909 President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary H. H. Ketcham C. Mather E. R. Olcott J. G. Shaw W. C. Stobaeus, Jr. L. P. Struble H. A. Wixtermtte 1910 H. J. BertschyH. F. BlanchardJ. ButlerG. M. ForceF. M. HartleyC. G. HarwigA. K. Hunt E. F. BaumgartxerJ. L. BeckerE. A. Buckley E. M. CONOVER J. E. Bacon A. G. BiRDSALL E. C. ColeW. DouglassW. B. Einstein F. P. LawrenceR. B. MathewsS. E. PageC. B. PearsallR. H. RichardsF. M. SayfordL. R. Sturgis 1911R. C. DeNysEJ. E. EnglishW. E. FairhurstR. W. FaustH. H. Fithian 1912R. C. FullerS. R. HangerB. HartleyT. F. HiCKEYL. F. Hill, Jr. L. HoffmanE. Peloubet C. L. RiTTENHOUSE J. H. Throm W. R MooreW. L. NewmanJ. L. RiceG. J. ShurtsR. C. Silvers W. H. Waddington P. W. White 168

 

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w/m i 07 \ CIRCULO IBLRO-AMLRICANO 50CI0S H0N0RARI05Henry S. Drinker, Presidente Lehigh University PoRFiRio Diaz, Presidente de Mexico Hon. Gonzalo de QuEsada, Washington, D. C. Manuel Morales, Santiago, Cuba Prof. Jos6 R. Villalon, Habana, Cuba Gral. Juan M. Davila, Paris, Francia Hon. Luis Munoz Rivera, San Juan, P. R. Hon. Jose; de Diego, Mayaguez, P. R. Prop. Wm. C. Thayer, Lehigh University Hon. Enrique Gallardo, Guayaquil, Ecuador Natt M. Emery, Lehigh University Hon. Manuel J. Domeneck, Ponce, P. R. Enrique T. Martin, New York, N. Y. Jose; M. Gutierrez, Santiago, Cuba Consultor: Joseph W. Richards, Lehigh University 50CI05 ACTIVOSJos6 Lores ...... AuGUSTO E. Nunez . . . . . Ernesto Sanchez ..... Carlos A. Gallardo . . . . . Pedro N. Lopez ..... Camilo Saenz Federico R. MtJLLER Carlos Gonzalez, Jr. Pedro Sanchez PresidenteVice-PresidenteSccreiarioTesoreroBibliotecarioJose; I. VelaCarlos L. Ce;spedesDaniel Horcasitas 170 LACKAWANNA-LLHIGH CLUB OFFICE.R5 Warren C. Van Blarcom, ioF

  

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Identifier: reminiscenzedist02fuma

Title: Reminiscenze di storia ed arte nel suburbio e nella città di Milano

Year: 1891 (1890s)

Authors: Fumagalli, Carlo Sant'Ambrogio, Diego Beltrami, L. (Luca), 1854-1933 Cavagna Sangiuliani di Gualdana, Antonio, conte, 1843-1913, former owner. IU-R

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Title: Epicedium pro immaturo funere Mariae Clementinae Magnae Britanniae &c. Reginae: sive, Potiús epinicium pro relata ab ipsa de mundo, ejusque pompis, victoria: continens parentalia, eidem a Clementis XII. feliciter regnantis Pontificis Opt. Max. munificentia; majori utrùm urbis maerore, an plausu nescias, persoluta

Year: 1738 (1730s)

Authors: Casabianca, Jo. Francesco Grandi, Carlo

Subjects: Maria Clementina, Princess, consort of James, Prince of Wales, 1702-1735

Publisher: Romae : Typis Jo: Baptistae Caporali ...

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meri a dextris eti aftitit, etce JAGOBUS:Ifte, reor 5 Fidci Templa locumque dabit. .■•.. -....■ ^:Z..:ssi C^xxviii) En fubeas, inquit, noftri penetralia cordis^Non tanta exiftant Hofpite digna iicet. Jam fequor, ingrediens/?o;^^m hoc inpeSlore fedem;Et fidi femper pedoris hofpes ero. Ifte vaporanti pro thure calentibus arisPar eft: proque animis millibus ifte fatis . Jd Fidem.ut m IIEGIO JACOBI, & MAEJ^ CLEMENTINuE pcBore confedeaP. EPIGRAMMA. INgredere aeterni pulcherrima Filia Patris,Filia fupremi Numinis, alma Fides:Ingredere Iftorum Regalia pedora j dignum Auguftum hofpitium corde in utroque patet.Templa tibi quaeris, terris expulfa Paganis ? CordibusHipropriis templa thronumqidabunt,O quam tuta moras hic duces! Altera Nutrix Fida erit: atque alter Duxque Comefque tuus.Quam bene te Reges dicuntur lade fovere (i) I Quam bene Regifico diceris orta toro!^^ CIE- (\) Erunt Reges NutrttU tui, c^* Regina Nutrkes tua . ( ^f^» 49» )Mamilla Regum latlaberis . ( lfa,6o. ) (LXXIX)

 

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CLEMENT^INJ Uneafilamenta expedit ^ e ^uibusFides compaBis vinculis.efimgi- neo Solio Barbariemtipjamadjiringir. POne fupercilium, tumida qui mente faperbis;Ventofamque auram pone, mperbe, tuam.Afpice femineam Regali ut poliice tradat Clementina colum, linea fila trahens.Juxta aftans Illi, celeris vertigine fufi, Turcarum cafus netque trahitque, Fides •Odryjio ejilis fuhnetHt njincula monjlro ^ Quod, videas, prefllim colla cadenfque ruit.Et ferro atque igne Alcides confregerit Hydram : Monftra, eft, Odryfeos plus domuiffe colo .Si tantum valuit, terris dum vixit: in axe Quid faciet, felix dum premit aftra Poli * Ce- (LXXX) Cekhres njeteris Tejiamenfi Feminasnjcl ^qud^vit ^ *vel imitata eji. E P IGR A M M A. TEmporibus prifcis fucrit quae Femina major ?Natos das Ifaac Sponfa Rebecca duos •Sponfapuerperio ,tergrandijundaJACOBO Rachel 5 Beniamin quae paris atque Jofeph.Ut Sponfo placeas, fi quando compta nitenfque Fcrs indumentum muricis j Etfther eras.Sifara Jahelis clavo transfoflu

  

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Identifier: chileherpeopleo00wint

Title: Chile and her people of to-day : an account of the customs, characteristics, amusements, history and advancement of the Chileans, and the development and resources of their country

Year: 1912 (1910s)

Authors: Winter, Nevin O. (Nevin Otto), 1869-1936

Subjects: National characteristics, Chilean

Publisher: Boston : L. C. Oage

Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto

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ution,and fifteen normal schools located in variousparts of the republic. For technical instruc-tion there are a number of institutions locatedin different parts of the republic, which areconducted by various societies. For instruction in agriculture schools aremaintained by the government at Concepcion.Santiago, Talca, San Fernando, Elqui and Sal-amanca. These schools are all under the super-vision of the National Society of Agriculture,and the government contributes liberally towardtheir maintenance. There is also a school con-ducted at Chilian for practical agricultural in-struction. A number of model farms are main-tained by the government, of which the prin-cipal one is the Quinta Normal in the capital,and a number of experimental institutions forthe cultivation of vines, trees, etc., are also sup-ported by the national government. The agri-cultural schools, as well as those for the fur-therance of industries and mining, hold expo-sitions from time to time, in which, the products

 

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Education and the Arts 233 of the soil and factories are exhibited, as wellas the latest processes and appliances. Tothese exhibitions the government contributesliberally, in order to acquaint the public withthe latest scientific development. The socie-ties themselves are formed by a large numberof prominent Chileans, who devote considerabletime and energy to the development and im-provement of these industries. Commercial schools have been established atIquique, Antofagasta, Valparaiso, Santiago,Concepcion, Vallenar, Coquimbo, Talca andSan Carlos. A number of industrial schoolsare conducted under the direction of the soci-ety for the improvement of industries, wheretechnical instruction is given to those prepar-ing them for such occupations as engineers,electricians, architects, plumbers, masons, etc.At Copiapo, Santiago and La Serena, the gov-ernment has established schools for the prac-tical instruction of mining engineers and mi-ning in general. Military and naval education is giv

  

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Identifier: epicediumproimma00casa

Title: Epicedium pro immaturo funere Mariae Clementinae Magnae Britanniae &c. Reginae: sive, Potiús epinicium pro relata ab ipsa de mundo, ejusque pompis, victoria: continens parentalia, eidem a Clementis XII. feliciter regnantis Pontificis Opt. Max. munificentia; majori utrùm urbis maerore, an plausu nescias, persoluta

Year: 1738 (1730s)

Authors: Casabianca, Jo. Francesco Grandi, Carlo

Subjects: Maria Clementina, Princess, consort of James, Prince of Wales, 1702-1735

Publisher: Romae : Typis Jo: Baptistae Caporali ...

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EM^ (L XXV 11) EMBLEMATA, Quibus eximias TUM REGIS JACOBI. r V M MhRm CLEMENTINiE, . yHlTUT£S VARIISIMAGINIBUS ADUMBRANTUR.

 

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Fidcs FsJEGIS JACOBlConh bojpcs reccpta. T5rnp|a ubi tuta diu, yafto prbcul Orbe PaganoPulfa, habeam; fedem conftituamque meam ?Hic tameri a dextris eti aftitit, etce JAGOBUS:Ifte, reor 5 Fidci Templa locumque dabit. .■•.. -....■ ^:Z..:ssi C^xxviii) En fubeas, inquit, noftri penetralia cordis^Non tanta exiftant Hofpite digna iicet. Jam fequor, ingrediens/?o;^^m hoc inpeSlore fedem;Et fidi femper pedoris hofpes ero. Ifte vaporanti pro thure calentibus arisPar eft: proque animis millibus ifte fatis . Jd Fidem.ut m IIEGIO JACOBI, & MAEJ^ CLEMENTINuE pcBore confedeaP. EPIGRAMMA. INgredere aeterni pulcherrima Filia Patris,Filia fupremi Numinis, alma Fides:Ingredere Iftorum Regalia pedora j dignum Auguftum hofpitium corde in utroque patet.Templa tibi quaeris, terris expulfa Paganis ? CordibusHipropriis templa thronumqidabunt,O quam tuta moras hic duces! Altera Nutrix Fida erit: atque alter Duxque Comefque tuus.Quam bene te Reges dicuntur lade fovere (i) I Quam bene Regifico diceri

  

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Identifier: reminiscenzedist02fuma

Title: Reminiscenze di storia ed arte nel suburbio e nella città di Milano

Year: 1891 (1890s)

Authors: Fumagalli, Carlo Sant'Ambrogio, Diego Beltrami, L. (Luca), 1854-1933 Cavagna Sangiuliani di Gualdana, Antonio, conte, 1843-1913, former owner. IU-R

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Publisher: Milano : tipografia Pagnoni

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cipale di via Tadino, la cui conservazione venne assi-curata, grazie allintervento della Commissione Conservatrice deimonumenti. I ricordi della pestilenza e lo stato di abbandono dei portici edelle cellette dabitazione, recinti dogni intorno verso lesterno daun fossato pantanoso, avevano del resto raccozzato in quel fabbricatole classi più indigenti, e sarebbe pur stato necessario provvedere adun radicale restauro ove non se ne fosse decretata la demolizione. Ledifìcio ad un sol piano non riceveva qualche vaghezza chedalle gaie tinte delle terrecotte ornamentali che adornavano gli ar-chivolti, i pennacchi del portico con medaglie circolari ed il corni-cione ricco di modanature con palmette ovali e listelli. Meno gaioera Laspetto del lato verso il fossato di cinta con finestre quadratepovere di ornati e adorne di timpani piuttosto pesanti. Larchitetto delledificio Lazzaro de Palazio incominciava i la-vori nellanno 1488, come risulta dalliscrizione che fu collocata collaprima pietra:

 

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mmKmsmmm^ PORTA DINGRESSO DEL LAZZARETTO ora demolita (dai rilievi dellarch. Luca Beltrami)1882 - 42 — JO. GALEATIO SEX MED. DUCE LUD. MARIA • SEOR. GUBERN. AD REMEDIA PESTILEN. ^EDES POSITA 1488 OCTUBR. I lavori si protrassero a lungo, ed uno dei lati dellampio recintonon fu anzi condotto a fine che nel 1G29. Delle due porte, luna dingresso verso la città, e laltra aprentesiverso il campo (Tav. XXXI), destinato a sepoltura e divenuto poi sta-bile cimitero non rimane più traccia: ma altre porte secondarie, eranostate aperte anni or sono pei bisogni della numerosa popolazione chevi abitava. Fu conservata invece ledicola centrale di stile jonico, non già delMeda o del Bassi, come la reputava il Mongeri, ma dallo stesso archi-tetto preferito dallarcivescovo Carlo Borromeo Pellegrino Pellegrinidi Valsolda, come rileviamo da un disegno sussistente nel museo dicasa Borromeo; lotturamento dei portici per le necessità del cultoha però tolto a quelledicola ogni vaghezza, e lo scopo st

  

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Identifier: gri_33125013642950

Title: La vie hors de chez soi (comédie de notre temps) l'hiver, le printemps, l'été, l'automne; études au crayon et à la plume

Year: 1876 (1870s)

Authors: Bertall, 1820-1882

Subjects: Caricatures and cartoons French wit and humor, Pictorial

Publisher: Paris, E. Plon et cie

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vec le boulevard et le bois.Ce que lon veut en été, cest la brise de la mer, toujours avec le bois et leboulevard. Un déplacement, un changement de température ou de décor toutsimplement. La comédie de société que lon joue ne veut pas être interrompue. 36 LA COMÉDIE DE NOTRE TEMPS. Si madame la baronne de P..., ou la comtesse de X..., ou la marquise de Z...,qui occupent depuis vingt ans la troisième colonne des feuilles publiques,comme la douce Revalescière ou leau des Fées occupent la quatrième,nétaient pas signalées, elles et leurs cuirasses, garnitures ou falbalas, auxcourses de Nice ou au tir aux pigeons de Monte-Carlo, à côté du prince de A...,du duc de B..., du comte de C... ou du marquis de D..., elles en feraient unegrave maladie. En été, ne faut-il pas donner acte de sa présence à Dieppe, Trouvilleou Biarritz? En venant religieusement faire le voyage, elles font tout simplement delhygiène. Elles se soignent. PREMIÈRE PARTIE LHIVER Où est le soleil ?.

 

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Quel rêve! quitter Paris au moment où ilreprend fatalement sa redingote grise denuages, de brouillard et de fumée, où les rues recommencent à distiller les boues noireset profondes, où les macadams redeviennentdes abîmes de fange, tandis que les parapluiesse remettent à pleurer leurs larmes perfidessur les manches et dans le cou des tristespassants. Une nuit en chemin de fer, et tout à couple bleu rude et chaud de la Méditerranéeinonde vos regards. Plus de nuages; ils sontrestés accrochés aux derniers pignons de Lyon, Vienne et Valence. 38 LA COMÉDIE DE NOTRE TEMPS. Ce nest pas encore midi, cest midi moins un quart. Mais voici que le soleil illumine des paysages à grandes lignes magistrales,et les montagnes à lhorizon se dessinent en teintes bleues délicates ettransparentes. La locomotive dévore lespace; il semble quune série de décors variés etsplendides se déroule devant les yeux. De temps en temps, le chemin senfonceentre des rochers gigantesques. Puis la mer

  

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Identifier: epicediumproimma00casa

Title: Epicedium pro immaturo funere Mariae Clementinae Magnae Britanniae &c. Reginae: sive, Potiús epinicium pro relata ab ipsa de mundo, ejusque pompis, victoria: continens parentalia, eidem a Clementis XII. feliciter regnantis Pontificis Opt. Max. munificentia; majori utrùm urbis maerore, an plausu nescias, persoluta

Year: 1738 (1730s)

Authors: Casabianca, Jo. Francesco Grandi, Carlo

Subjects: Maria Clementina, Princess, consort of James, Prince of Wales, 1702-1735

Publisher: Romae : Typis Jo: Baptistae Caporali ...

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J^ebus Mundi contemptui hahitis ^ Chrijium gJoriam fuam, Fidem fibi Coronam optat. Hrifle decus Coeli, nitidi Regnator Olympi,De vero Numcn Numine, Rexque potens;Quid mihi cum Regnis terrae • Coeleftia cordi Regna mihi: cordis fidera cura mei.Aula valeRegni, Solii vos Sceptra valete^ Regia perpetuum blanda Corona vale .Gloria clara vale mihi: Tu meaglona^ Chrijle^yAtque meum Regnum: Tuque Corona Fides. Sth (LXXXVI)

 

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Supern^ Patri^ defulerw fiagranti ^ Din:inus Amor ignifo jaculo pr^ecordia tranfvcr^ hcrans^ Anim^ fmitam pandit. Vltarrsei cordis,JESU,- mea gaudiaJESU;Dulce melos, nedar, melque fuave meum:Quantus corde fedes! Hoc quis me carcere Johet; Haercat ut tandem fpiritus ifte tibi ? ^ Corpore diffolvi cupio : mihi vivere poena eft; Atque mori lucrum: mors mihi vita foret.Hinc Puer armipotens validum in praecordia telum Injicit y atque data morte triumphat Amor.Quomodo Mors iftud poflet fuccidere fjamen ; Aurea fi c^dit ftamina folus Amor -Porro Amorhoc ftamen quidni fuccideret ? Almus Namque Aruor hoc ftamen duxit; Is ergo tulit. (LXXXVII) Ad Snemjjimos A R o L u WALLI^ PRINCIPEM, M ET HENRICUM Ducem Eboracenfem. .

  

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Identifier: epicediumproimma00casa

Title: Epicedium pro immaturo funere Mariae Clementinae Magnae Britanniae &c. Reginae: sive, Potiús epinicium pro relata ab ipsa de mundo, ejusque pompis, victoria: continens parentalia, eidem a Clementis XII. feliciter regnantis Pontificis Opt. Max. munificentia; majori utrùm urbis maerore, an plausu nescias, persoluta

Year: 1738 (1730s)

Authors: Casabianca, Jo. Francesco Grandi, Carlo

Subjects: Maria Clementina, Princess, consort of James, Prince of Wales, 1702-1735

Publisher: Romae : Typis Jo: Baptistae Caporali ...

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lis medices recentis Vulnera wortis.Interim Trolem refo^vens, PaternisMonhus formes, doceafque Matrem^Atque ad aternum Fidei triumphum Pi^nora fer^ves *Sedihus tandtm renitens beatis, Mille poft annos 9 geminumque NatumTe throno in C(£lis cupiens fereno ^ponfa moratur. F I N I S l M GETTY CENTthIIBRAR/ V ^^U^^- M -^,-<t^^- si»

 

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R O M iB , M. D C C. X X X V I I I. Typisjo: Baptifta: Caporali, prope Sanaum Marcura SUPERIORVM LICENTIA. (V) Eifio, & RmoPrincipi N E R E O S. R. E. CARDINALI CORSINO, CLEMENTIS XII Felicith E^gnantisPONTIFICIS OPT. MAX. NEPOTI EX ERATRE, DIGNISSIMO. Jo: Francifcus Cafabianca Fclicitatem d ^45 ehcuhrationes, Eminentijfime Frin^ceps, de Funere & Virtutihus MARIiEClementinjb, Magnae BritanniaeRe c^/ dicarem, non admodiwtextititanceps animus. Cuienimpotius,gQ^^^^^u^^^ qudm Eminenti^ Tu^, ie M A R l A.ClemENTINA opus infcriherem, qu^ njivens tumSS. Patruo tuo CLEMENTI XIJ. Pont. Opt. Max. tumepicediumproimma00casa

  

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Title: Epicedium pro immaturo funere Mariae Clementinae Magnae Britanniae &c. Reginae: sive, Potiús epinicium pro relata ab ipsa de mundo, ejusque pompis, victoria: continens parentalia, eidem a Clementis XII. feliciter regnantis Pontificis Opt. Max. munificentia; majori utrùm urbis maerore, an plausu nescias, persoluta

Year: 1738 (1730s)

Authors: Casabianca, Jo. Francesco Grandi, Carlo

Subjects: Maria Clementina, Princess, consort of James, Prince of Wales, 1702-1735

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Terefiam V. imitatayconnjerfionem Mauris deprecatuu /i pTernae lucis fplendor, Genitoris Imago (r),JLlld De vero lumen lumine, luxque, dies:Infpice fronte procax, quanta caligine mentetn Proh dolor ! infelix Thracia prcfla jacet!Sub Satanae imperio tenebras pro luce fequuntiir: Heu tenebrae! heu nodes! heu fine luce dies!Pro ratione fcelus, vitium pro lege tuentur i Efl Mahometifmus feda nefanda, Fides .Lux Mundi tantis tenebris miferere^ remotis Succedat tenebris lumen, & alma dies.Tu qui de tenebris mandas fplendefcere lumen 5 Ipfius illuftres lumina luce tua.Expellat tandem tenebras, lucemque fequatur : Atque unus Paftor fit Gregis, una Fides . Re- (0 Cvador lnch cQtsris^i & Imago borihath tWus. ( Sj^T^ (LXXXV)

 

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