What I want is to share something different, something less mayhap, but something we both need.
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Photo: APHaving long since abandoned his mission of making science fun in favor of sucking the same out of everything else, perpetual opinion machine Neil deGrasse Tyson delivered another thermally radiant take this weekend, suggesting, mayhap, t'was Sports Ball killed the skycar.
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The praefect himself, mayhap, would bid for her, or the imperator's agents!
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And you little maiden, take an old man's warning, and look before you leap, as mayhap I and Jowler may not be anigh next time.
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As the Queen had said aforetime, the King was mightily proud of his archers, and now held this tourney to show their skill and, mayhap, to recruit their forces.
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We wish some of the pictures were not quite so vividly black and white. Mayhap the tenseness of the situation hit the cameraman. Be that as it may, one thing is certain - there is no melodrama, but scenes out of real life." While the reviewer in this case refers to the scenario being drawn from real life, the happy ending is termed as a fantasy by reviewer in The Moving Picture World who states, "[It is one] of those pictures which thrill one despite their improbability.
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For a time during the war Crowther was stationed in Paris, France and there he first learned of what he would come to believe was an accurate representation of his past life as a Tibetan beggar monk. He and an officer went to visit palmist, "Madame Brux", who invited them to a séance. After introductions the medium, "Madame Brux", conceivably went into a trance and mayhap began to communicate with a masculine spirit. According to Crowther's testimony, the spirit claimed to have been Crowther's teacher in a previous life, and was his guide in this present one.
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The enchanted youth follows the sounds, and creeps up to the garden fence, and thus do most of the Bosnian marriages begin. The lad may perhaps have known the songstress from childhood up, when she as yet wore no veil, but only a great cloth over her head. He mayhap caught sight of a full-blown maiden during the last days before she took the veil. If it is the right young man, the coy doe allows herself, after a few such hedge visits, to be drawn into conversation ; after a week, perhaps she raises her veil.
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Ah, says he, God bless the heart of the dear man, I > sometimes understand but little of him; and mayhap Betty does not always > read right; but that little which I often do understand, does me so much > good, that I love him where I do not understand him.The Way to Divine > Knowledge, The Works, Vol. VII, p. 185. Rusticus added another little story of John the Shepherd. The squire’s wife had given John the Shepherd and his wife Betty a huge book with commentaries on the New Testament, but John got so bewildered with all those fancy notions when Betty read it to him, that he asked Betty to bring the book back immediately.
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Fred Arnold provided a perspective of the group in 1921, as they prepared to load their ship destined for the New World: > While their eyes rested upon these last scenes in the home land, the... > young people... were perhaps thinking more of the village greens of > Ilchester and Yeovil... and their playmates from whom they were now > separated... while the older ones were more likely turning their thoughts > toward the unknown sea with some doubts and misgivings mayhap, but yet with > stout hearts and strong hopes facing the great adventure that lay before > them in a new world. The ship carrying William Arnold and his group sailed from England to New England in 1635, with some brief particulars of the voyage given by his son Benedict in the family record: "Memorandom my father and his family Sett Sayle from Dartmouth in Old England, the first of May, friday &c.; Arrived In New England June 24 Ano 1635". The name of the ship was not recorded, nor has it been identified since.
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