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# The Complete Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley (ed. Hutchinson, 1914)/Mont Blanc

MONT BLANC
LINES WRITTEN IN THE VALE OF CHAMOUNI
[Composed in Switzerland, July, 1816 (see date below). Printed at the end of the History of a Six Weeks' Tour published by Shelley in 1817, and reprinted with Posthumous Poems, 1824. Amongst the Boscombe MSS. is a draft of this Ode, mainly in pencil, which has been collated by Dr. Garnett.]
CANCELLED PASSAGE OF MONT BLANC
[Published by Garnett, Relics of Shelley, 1862.]
* ↑ cloud-shadows] cloud shadows 1817; cloud, shadows 1824; clouds, shadows 1839.
* ↑ Thy 1824; The 1839.
* ↑ unfurled] upfurled cj. James Thomson ('B. V.').
* ↑ Spread 1824; Speed 1839.
* ↑ tracks her there 1824; watches her Boscombe MS.
* ↑ But for such 1824; In such a Boscombe MS.
* ↑ boundaries of the sky] boundary of the skies cj. Rossetti (cf. ll. 102, 106).
* ↑ torrents'] torrent's 1817, 1824, 1839.
# The Complete Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley (ed. Hutchinson, 1914)/Music

MUSIC
[Published by Mrs. Shelley, Posthumous Poems, 1824.]
# The Complete Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley (ed. Hutchinson, 1914)/Note by Mrs. Shelley

NOTE BY MRS. SHELLEY
Shelley loved the People; and respected them as often more virtuous, as always more suffering, and therefore more deserving of sympathy, than the great. He believed that a clash between the two classes of society was inevitable, and he eagerly ranged himself on the people's side. He had an idea of publishing a series of poems adapted expressly to commemorate their circumstances and wrongs. He wrote a few; but, in those days of prosecution for libel, they could not be printed. They are not among the best of his productions, a writer being always shackled when he endeavours to write down to the comprehension of those who could not understand or feel a highly imaginative style; but they show his earnestness, and with what heartfelt compassion he went home to the direct point of injury—that oppression is detestable as being the parent of starvation, nakedness, and ignorance. Besides these outpourings of compassion and indignation, he had meant to adorn the cause he loved with loftier poetry of glory and triumph: such is the scope of the Ode to the Assertors of Liberty. He sketched also a new version of our national anthem, as addressed to Liberty.
# The Calling (film series)/Janeen

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| Song | Performer |
| "When I Was Seventeen" | Janeen Phelps |
Cast and Crew :
| Cast ||
| Role | Actor |
| Self | Janeen Phelps |
THE
CALLING
Janeen Phelps
Janeen Phelps
My singing voice took me all over the world. But no matter how far I traveled, how many things I experienced, I kept returning to a feeling inside.
JANEEN
Janeen Phelps
I grew up in an Army family. My dad, uncles, and both of my grandfathers served. So as soon as I turned seventeen, I asked for my dad's blessing to enlist. But, having served in the Army during the Vietnam era, responding to civil unrest, he said no. He had his reasons.
So, I turned to singing—first, on the strip in Vegas; then, after a performance at the Apollo Theater in New York, I was invited to sing for a top cruise line, where I spent five years traveling everywhere.
CASINO
CASINO
WELCOME TO Fabulous LAS VEGAS NEVADA
SHOWTIME AT THE APOLLO
Janeen Phelps
Over seventy different countries, witnessing the good, and also the bad in the world—places torn apart by political unrest, people suffering. Our ship was once turned away after a port had been bombed.
Janeen Phelps
Janeen Phelps
Dad came around. And now I've turned my desire to serve into an Army career and two master's degrees. And I still find time to perform for my fellow Soldiers.
Janeen Phelps
I'm U.S. Army First Lieutenant Janeen Phelps, and I answered my calling.
PHELPSU.S. ARMY
What calls you?
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# The Calling (film series)/Jennifer

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Cast and Crew :
| Cast ||
| Role | Actor |
| Self | Jennifer Liriano |
THE
CALLING
Jennifer Liriano
When I was four, my siblings and I watched my dad try to take his own life right in front of us. The police were called and they rescued him. I grew up wanting to help people like my father, people who are suffering.
JENNIFER
Jennifer Liriano
My parents were first-generation immigrants from the Dominican Republic. We shared a three-bedroom apartment in New Jersey with ten family members. With my dad's struggles, my mom had to work sixteen-hour days. So I helped any way I could.
My neighborhood was tough. My friends got into a lot of trouble. I wanted to fit in. One time, I snuck out and stayed three days at a friend's place. When I came home, Mom wanted to teach me to appreciate the life I had by sending me to the Dominican Republic to stay with relatives for a year. I had no idea what to expect.
My relatives lived in a house with a tin roof. Tourists used to drive by and throw candy at us. Once, on a school field trip, I missed the bus back—completely stranded—and a stranger went out of her way to help me get home. I remember thinking, "No matter what, there are always good people in the world." And when I returned to the U.S., I knew I had to be one of those good, helpful people. I just didn't know how.
One day at school, I came upon an Army recruiter, and told him about my goals. He took me through all their different careers, and that's when it hit me. The Army is an army of good people. I knew what to do. Now I serve in a combat support hospital doing what fulfills me the most.
Jennifer Liriano
I'm U.S. Army Specialist Jennifer Liriano, and I answered my calling.
LIRIANOU.S. ARMY
What calls you?
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# The Calling (film series)

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2021 American propaganda short film series, all published to YouTube on May 4 of that year. The order of the episodes here is assumed based on the lineup in the title image, but they were all released at the same time.

## Episodes

* "David"
* "Jennifer"
* "Janeen"
* "Rickie"
* "Emma"
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# The Calling (film series)/David

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Cast and Crew :
| Cast ||
| Role | Actor |
| Self | David Toguchi |
THE
CALLING
David Toguchi
I used to watch helicopters over my backyard in Hawaii. My dad was an Army Officer, so we lived on base. I loved hearing them start up and take off—the coolest thing in the world. But I knew I could never be a pilot. I wasn't like them.
DAVID
David Toguchi
I never considered myself to be a smart person. I struggled to keep up in class. Subjects like Math and Spanish were so hard for me. Growing up, my mother was in and out of the hospital for nearly a decade, before she passed away.
ANN M. TOGUCHI
APR 20, 1959 OCT 3, 2014
BELOVED MOTHER AND WIFE
David Toguchi
My older brother, Rob, helped to raise me. He eventually followed my father's footsteps into the Army, and I wanted to as well, just not as a helicopter pilot.
Then, during a long road trip with Rob, he told me to pursue my true dream.
"But I'm not pilot material", I said.
Rob was done listening to my excuses. So, finally, I decided to stop making them. I gave myself permission to dream, and refocus my life around this goal—training myself to pay attention; visualizing myself in the cockpit of an Army helicopter; I even created something called a "vision board," listing my goals.
DEBT FREE
BECOME A PILOT
GET A 3.6 GPA
TRAINING ROUTINE
David Toguchi
I had little chance to achieve them all. But I gave my all, and made them happen. It doesn't take a genius to become an Army pilot. It takes time and effort. Now, every time I put my helmet on, I feel like I'm dreaming. And I can't imagine doing anything else.
David Toguchi
I'm U.S. Army First Lieutenant David Toguchi, and I answered my calling.
TOGUCHIU.S. ARMY
What calls you?
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# The Calling (film series)/Emma

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This short film is perhaps the most famous in the series. It features a soldier recounting her childhood experience being raised by lesbian parents, and was widely criticized by conservative political and media figures.
Cast and Crew :
| Cast ||
| Role | Actor |
| Self | Emma Graves |
THE
CALLING
Emma Malonelord
This is the story of a Soldier who operates your nation's Patriot Missile Defense Systems. It begins in California, with a little girl raised by two moms.
EMMA
Emma Malonelord
Although I had a fairly typical childhood—took ballet, played violin—I also marched for equality.
L♥VE
BE YOURSELF
Emma Malonelord
I like to think I've been defending freedom from an early age.
RESPECT EVERYONE
LOVE EACH OTHER
Emma Malonelord
When I was six years old, one of my moms had an accident that left her paralyzed. Doctors said she might never walk again. But she tapped into my family's pride to get back on her feet, eventually standing at the altar to marry my other mom. With such powerful role models, I finished high school at the top of my class and then attended UC Davis, where I joined a sorority full of other strong women.
Π Β Φ
Emma Malonelord
But as graduation approached, I began feeling like I'd been handed so much in life—a sorority girl stereotype.
Barb 2nd1st
Emma Malonelord
Sure, I'd spent my life around inspiring women, but what had I really achieved on my own? One of my sorority sisters was studying abroad in Italy. Another was climbing Mount Everest. I needed my own adventures, my own challenge. And after meeting with an Army recruiter, I found it—a way to prove my inner strength, and maybe shatter some stereotypes along the way.
Emma Malonelord
I'm U.S. Army Corporal Emma Malonelord, and I answered my calling.
MALONELORDU.S. ARMY
What calls you?
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# The Captain of the Polestar and Other Tales/front matter

By the same Author.
NEW AND CHEAPER EDITION.
With Frontispiece and Vignette.
Crown 8vo, price 3s. 6d.
MICAH CLARKE:
His Statement, as made to his three Grandchildren,
Joseph, Gervas, and Reuben, during the
Hard Winter of 1734.
"This story strikes us as quite the best thing of its kind that has been done since 'Lorna Doone,' and is a most brisk and entertaining chapter of romance."--World.
"This is beyond all doubt the best historical story which has seen the light since Mr. R. L. Stevenson's 'Kidnapped;' and it is worthy to stand between 'Kidnapped' and that older story of which no sensible boy or man is ever tired--Charles Kingsley's 'Westward Ho!' ... It is, from every point of view, one of the most admirable and interesting historical tales written in our generation."--Academy.
"If it be said that Mr. Conan Doyle has given us in 'Micah Clarke' a book for boys such as appears at rare intervals, a very inadequate idea may be given of the character and excellence of the book as a work of literature. It is the work of a literary artist, fashioned with patient and skilful labour out of solid and enduring materials, and glowing with the warmth and light and colour of imagination and humour."--Scotsman.
"'Micah Clarke' is a noticeable book, because it carries the reader out of the beaten track; it makes him now and then hold his breath with excitement; it presents a series of vivid pictures and paints two capital portraits; and it leaves upon the mind the impression of well-rounded symmetry and completeness. . . The novel with which 'Micah Clarke' challenges comparison is 'Lorna Doone;' and as a work of art we may well consider it to be superior."--R. E. PROTHERO in The Nineteenth Century for August 1889.
London: LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.
# The Clue of the Twisted Candle

A locked room mystery from one of the most prolific English writers.
See page 236
THE CLUE OF THE
TWISTED CANDLE
BY EDGAR WALLACE
Author of "Angel, Esquire," "The Other Man," etc
WITH A FRONTISPIECE BY
I. D. SISSON
BOSTON SMALL, MAYNARD & COMPANY PUBLISHERS

## Contents

* CHAPTER I
* CHAPTER II
* CHAPTER III
* CHAPTER IV
* CHAPTER V
* CHAPTER VI
* CHAPTER VII
* CHAPTER VIII
* CHAPTER IX
* CHAPTER X
* CHAPTER XI
* CHAPTER XII
* CHAPTER XIII
* CHAPTER XIV
* CHAPTER XV
* CHAPTER XVI
* CHAPTER XVII
* CHAPTER XVIII
* CHAPTER XIX
* CHAPTER XX
* CHAPTER XXI
* CHAPTER XXII
* CHAPTER XXIII
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# The Catalpa Expedition/Chapter 16

CHAPTER XVI
ARRIVAL AT AUSTRALIA
For eleven days, from February 29 to March 10, the vessel lay to most of the time under lower topsails and staysails, in a heavy and prolonged gale from the S. S. E., dead ahead. It rained, and the days were anxious and dreary to the captain. When an observation was finally taken it was found that in this period the vessel had made only 60 miles progress south and 120 miles east. Such a storm from the east is very unusual in this latitude.
But at last strong, fair winds from the west and southwest set in and the Catalpa sailed like a racehorse. On March 15 the island of St. Paul in lat. 38° 25' S. and long. 78° 28' E. was raised. Whalemen always like to stop at St. Paul for the fishing. Captain Anthony had been there a number of times, and with a crude apparatus had often taken a boatload of crawfish in a few hours. A large iron hoop is used, interwoven with spun yarn, and baited. Other varieties of fish can be caught with hook, line, and pork bait.
Sail was shortened and lines were prepared for fishing. Small boats were lowered and, upon rowing in near the shore, the kelp, which abounded, was ​hauled over the bow of the boat and served as an anchor. The Catalpa ran around under the lee of the island, which by the way has a peak 820 feet in height, when a westerly gale came on, commencing with heavy squalls.
The sea was ugly and the fishing expedition was abandoned. With all sail set, the Catalpa made fine progress that day. Great seas struck her stern and followed over the leading boards, but the vessel was already due at Australia and Captain Anthony determined to crowd her henceforth.
After leaving St. Paul the crew was satisfied that the bark was going to New Zealand, and of course they were not enlightened. Fair wind in plenty favored the vessel and she was driven hard, some days making 200 miles, until on March 27 the high land of Cape Naturaliste on the Australian coast was sighted. The crew was now certain that this was New Zealand, and Mr. Farnham, the second mate, said he recognized the promontory.
The chains were soon bent on the anchors, and at night the vessel was anchored in the shoal water of Geographe Bay. At five o'clock the next morning the Catalpa was once more under way, and at ten o'clock reached anchorage of Bunbury harbor, at the head of the bay.
So after nearly a year at sea, a year of worry and hard work, the rendezvous was reached. It brought little exaltation to Captain Anthony, for he knew that the crisis was at hand which would be the supreme test of his courage.
​During these closing days he had said but little to his only confidant, Mr. Smith, but his mind had been busy with disconcerting thoughts. Whom would he meet? Might not the conspirators have failed in carrying out the land end of the plot? Possibly the plan had been discovered and the authorities were awaiting his arrival on shore to take him in custody and seize the vessel. The long delay had been a long torture for a man of Captain Anthony's activity, and he welcomed the developments which awaited him on shore.
# The Cantonese Made Easy Vocabulary/Z
## Z
### Zigzag,

    adj.
    之字, ꜀chí tsz꜅.

### Zinc,

    n.
    白鉛, pák꜇ ꜁yün; 窩擇, ꜀wo cháp꜇.

### Zodiac,

    n.
    黄道, ꜁wong tò꜅.

### Zone,

    n.
    帶道, tái꜄ tò꜅.
# The Cantonese Made Easy Vocabulary/V

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# The Cap and Bells (Keats)

* "The Cap and Bells", in The Poetical Works of John Keats (1884)
* "The Cap and Bells", in The complete poetical works and letters of John Keats (1899), edited by Horace Elisha Scudder
# The Cantonese Made Easy Vocabulary/U

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# The Cap and Bells

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* "The Cap and Bells", a poem by John Keats
* "The Cap and Bells", a poem by William Butler Yeats
# The Cantonese Made Easy Vocabulary/W

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# The Captain

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* The Captain (Tennyson)
* The Captain (McCrae), poem by Canadian war-poet Author:John McCrae (1872-1918)
# The Cantonese Made Easy Vocabulary/Y
## Y
### Yam,

    n.
    大薯, tái꜅ ꜁shü. Class. 樖, ꜀p‘o.

### Yamen,

    n.
    衙門, ꜁ngá ꜁mún. Class. 間, ꜀kán. This is a yamen, 呢間係衙門咯, ꜀ni ꜀kán hai꜅ ꜁ngá $_⊆$mún* loᵏ˳.
This
of this
c^'*™
Chi,
connections),
is
year,
yufco-
p**o
^p'o.
^P^, ^, ^kin.
j^^^<
speaking of age and in or
2. (in
n.
Class.
Tung
cT'nng Chi^
^AH^
^hii.
is
to
^nin
ts6~
Year, or
of
The 8 th moon tdi"
the context
jOin.
The 3rd year
if
^san ^nin, or
as
plain,
spend the
^ni
iei ^nin.
kwo
Tarn, n.
These few years,
(This also means to
'mo
few years ago,
jdn ts'o' Bii' lo^o.
293
cDgd ^mnn.
soi';
^nln sni
gg^^^
a yamen,
c°> <'^*°
c^S* t™*^*
Yellow, adj.
Yes, adv.
This
is
^wong.
hai".
generally followed by
some
lo^. final or other,
Yard, n. 2. (of
Yam, Yawn,
n.
1.
a ship),
Year, n.
a
New
year,
^nin
^^, alone
New
I^H^.
delicate
which often gives
shade of meaning to
kong'. the reply.
In answering a ques-
tion where
we would simply say
.sha.
r.
|i^ Tna.
(measure),
'ta
ham'
lo*.
Chinese
a
* yes,'
often turns the
^nin.
qnestioa into an affirmative and
This year,
Nest
[jj^,
^kam
^nln.
gives year,
Last year,
^i^,
it
as
an answer instead of
ch'ntj ^nln.
saying
'yes'.
ka^' t^in, or Yesterday, n. Jjt^^, or
_nin
^0
tsok,
yatj, or ^ts'am yat^.
Year before
last,
1^^,
jtsln
The day
.Bin*.
before
gg
Q
^tsln yatj.
c
The
before yesterday,
year last,
preceding
the
-^IJi^,
ta^ ^ts'in
year
Jiln*.
preceding the day before
yesterday,
^"^J
B
c**'™
yat,.
Past yrars,
Previous or
"wong .nln
The day
Yesterday morning, ,chin.
tsok, ​

### Yet, Not,

    adv.
    未(曾), méí꜅ (꜁ts‘ang); 唔曾, ꜁m ꜁ts‘ang. Not yet seen, 未見, méí꜅ kín꜄. Yet still, 仍然, ꜁ying ꜁yín.

### Yield,

    v.
    謙讓, ꜀hím yöng꜅.

### Yoke,

    n.
    軛, ak꜆. A yoke of oxen, 一對牛, yat꜆ tui꜄ ꜁ngaú.

### Yolk,

    n.
    蛋黃, tán꜅ $_⊆$wong*. Class. 個, ko꜄.

### Yonder (i.e., that place),

    個處, ko꜄ shü꜅.

### You,

    pers. pro.
    (in the singular), 你, ꜃néí. You, or yours, 你嘅, ꜃néí ke꜄. You, (in the plural), 你, or 你哋, néí, or néí téí. Yours, 你(嘅), or 你哋(嘅), ꜂néí (ke꜄), or ꜃néí téí꜅ (ke꜄). You two, 你兩個, ꜃néí ꜃löng ko꜄.

### Young,

    adj.
    後生, haú꜅ ꜀sháng; 細 saí꜄. The younger son, 個細仔, ko꜄ saí꜄ ꜂tsaí. Young men, 少年人, shíú꜄ ꜁nín ꜁yan. Young lady, 姑娘, ꜀kwú ꜁nöng.

### Yourself,

    pro.
    你自己, ꜃néí tsz꜅ ꜂kéí.

### Youth,

    n.
    1 (period of), 少時, shíú꜄ ꜁shí.
# The Child's Own Music Book/Scotch Lullaby

SCOTCH LULLABY
# The Child's Own Music Book/See-Saw, Margery Daw

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SEE-SAW, MARGERY DAW
Seesaw, Margery Daw, Jack shall have a new master, He shall have but a penny a day, Because he won't work any faster.
# The Child's Own Music Book/Silently Falling Snow

SILENTLY FALLING SNOW
# The Child's Own Music Book/Porridge Time

PORRIDGE TIME
# The Child's Own Music Book/Sleep, O Sleep!

SLEEP, O SLEEP!
# The Child's Own Music Book/Sleep, Sleep, My Darling

SLEEP, SLEEP, MY DARLING (French Lullaby)
# The Child's Own Music Book/Rock-a-Bye, Baby

ROCK-A-BYE, BABY
# The Child's Own Music Book/Six Little Snails

SIX LITTLE SNAILS
# The Child's Own Music Book/Sleep, Dolly, Sleep

SLEEP, DOLLY, SLEEP
# The Child's Own Music Book/Ride a Cock-Horse to Banbury Cross

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RIDE A COCK-HORSE TO BANBURY CROSS
Ride a Cock-horse to Banbury Cross, To see a fine lady upon a white horse, Rings on her fingers, and bells on her toes. She shall have music wherever she goes.
# The Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda/Volume 5/Epistles - First Series/LXXX Joe

LXXX
The Math, Belur, 11th August, 1897.
Dear Joe,
. . . Well, the work of the Mother will not suffer; because it has been built and up to date maintained upon truth, sincerity, and purity. Absolute sincerity has been its watchword.
Yours with all love, Vivekananda.