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doc#103 | malnourished dog. No one patted the dog. It | was | not a pet. It was a worker. </p><p> "The |
doc#103 | gazed away from us as we approached. He | was | over six feet tall and very thin. His legs |
doc#103 | enormous velocity and high accuracy. There | was | also a boomerang, elaborately carved. Everything |
doc#103 | the town aborigines. The smell at first | was | more surprising than unpleasant. It was |
doc#103 | was more surprising than unpleasant. It | was | also subtly familiar, for it was the odor |
doc#105 | music could be turned off. Unfortunately, it | was | Muzak, which automatically is piped into |
doc#105 | the initial hurried feeling grew faint and | was | dispelled. </p><p> Did he come from a musical |
doc#105 | mother taught him to play the piano, he | was | able to read notes before he learned the |
doc#105 | assistant at the Cologne Opera, and a year later | was | promoted to the position of regular conductor |
doc#105 | paintings by Rembrandt and Franz Hals. He | was | not enthusiastic over the newly acquired |
doc#105 | wife, daughter and son. At the moment he | was | excited about his son's having received |
doc#107 | for six long years of the Revolution, he | was | the indispensable factor in the ultimate |
doc#107 | President. During his two terms the Constitution | was | tested and found workable, strong national |
doc#107 | collaboration with Washington, begun when he | was | the general's aide during the Revolution |
doc#107 | physically as the tall, angular Jefferson | was | from the chubby, rotund Adams, the seven |
doc#107 | -- affectionate ties to one's own state, | was | epitomized by Washington. His first inaugural |
doc#107 | position. </p><p> THE state's rights position | was | formulated by Jefferson and Madison in |
doc#109 | extent of the canvas. But her conscious need | was | to break away from constricting patterns |
doc#110 | The truth in their conflicting concepts | was | expounded by statesmen of the calibre of |
doc#110 | one of 1787-89 rather than the one that | was | resolved by Civil War. And so I would only |