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...weddingparty is shown at table in a great chamber, overlooking ahall below, in which sit six minstrels. At each end of thehall are...Strutt, Manners and Customs, iii, pl. xi, andWithington, i. 208, omit the wedding table. The pictures must be laterthan...
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War I as a continuation and resurfacing of the same interests that had motivated...Now," she said, "there are so many of [us] that we need ahall."12As First Lady, Eleanor Roosevelt helped to transform the role of women...
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...said, "Yes, come over any time." I said, "I will beover in half an hour." U...but would see me in fifteenminutes.I waited perhaps twenty-five minutes, and then was ushered in through ahall and by a side door through another office...
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...2013310.Acharyya, S.K., and Roy, A. (2000...v. 338,135–165.Ahall, K.-I., Connelly, J.N., and...531–710.Amri, I., Benoit, M., and Ceuleneer...Proterozoiccrustal evolution (K.C. Condie, Ed.). NewYork...
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him ill.Finke, Acta Aragonensia, VOL. I, p. 225. Few of the houses were two stories...four horses, a courtyard, three bedrooms, ahall, a kitchen and a paddock, was four florins.K. H. Schäfer, 'Deutsche in Avignon...
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...1231 Eng a, 1343 Eng e, k 1374 Eng chalf-mad 259...Eng cHälfte 13 Ger k, 121 Ger a, 408 Ger c...Eng lhaljina 743 Croat ahall 261 Eng d, 642 Eng d, 1084 Eng ahalla 30 Sp e, i 371 Sp b, 457 Sp g, 473...146 Ger a, c, d 312 Ger k, 353 Ger a, 361 Ger l...
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...shan (see under K'ungShang-jênU...hisyounger brother, Hou Ch'i-tsêng , was amember...1722 the district built ahall in honor of him, his brother...theClassic of Changes, entitled I-chieh, 4chüan...collectanea, Ch'ien-k'un chêng-ch...
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...reach to life and death (i.e., being and non...appearances according to custom (i.e., to renovate the...Vulture Peak "Hall" (Ch'i-she-chü shan...embroidered decorations (k'uei shih possibly these...constructed a lecture hall, ahall for meditation, and cells...
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...relating to the notion [I.]That is, in every attempt to grasp the notion [I,] one's I-ness inevitably eludesone...the more he feels he is in ahall of a thousand mirrors and...Sturdy (London: S.P.C.K., 1974), p. 2.38...
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...covered colonnade, known as the Xystus.i Abridge spanned the Tyropœon Valley...Temple enclosure, and near the Xystus rose ahall, known as the Hall of the King's Council...person or things ceremonially unclean.k The uppercity was mainly devoted to dwelling...
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