Cattle

We pay for our relationships by giving of ourselves. We also pay for everything we receive from the Universe. One way or another, we always pay. Paying the Universe is not a new concept. A few thousand years ago people made sacrifices of lambs and cattle, giving God His portion of their wealth. Abraham, in fact, was willing to give his only son as a sacrifice. Today, we are not called upon to make quite the same sacrifices. Today, we are called upon to give money to the Good Spiritual work of the Universe

précédent). Il ne s'agit donc pas simplement de tirer un profit, mais d'acquérir quelque chose qui nous donne une supériorité. (NdT) [1055] "The first maketh men invade for gain; the second, for safety; and the third, for reputation". (NdT) [1056] "cattle". (NdT) [1057] "without a common power to keep them all in awe": "sans un pouvoir commun qui les tienne tous en respect". Voir l'une des notes précédentes. (NdT) [1058] "war". (NdT) [1059] L'expression "foul weather" est plutôt à traduire par "sale

paragraphe précédent). Il ne s'agit donc pas simplement de tirer un profit, mais d'acquérir quelque chose qui nous donne une supériorité. (NdT) 6 "The first maketh men invade for gain; the second, for safety; and the third, for reputation". (NdT) 7 "cattle". (NdT) 8 "without a common power to keep them all in awe": "sans un pouvoir commun qui les tienne tous en respect". Voir l'une des notes précédentes. (NdT) 9 "war". (NdT) 10 L'expression "foul weather" est plutôt à traduire par "sale temps"

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with them and sat wrapped in them in the wind-shade of a great driftwood log. They sat there for a long time. Along the shore of the cove below them windrows of small bones in the wrack. Further down the saltbleached ribcages of what may have been cattle. Gray salt rime on the rocks. The wind blew and dry seedpods scampered down the sands and stopped and then went on again. Do you think there could be ships out there? I dont think so. They wouldnt be able to see very far. No. They wouldnt. What's

Spaniels. This alludes to their ability to flush birds from their hiding places, not the ability to ensure themselves a fresh supply of water when they drink out of the toilet bowl. HERDING DOGS: GET THEM DOGGIES ROLLIN’ We’re talking Collies, Cattle Dogs, Sheepdogs, German Shepherds … generally, anything with “sheep,” “shepherd,” or other types of livestock in their names (the Welsh Corgi is among the exceptions, both in its name and the length, or lack thereof, of its legs). No surprise: these

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réticence à l’associer au bon gouvernement, au raffinement, à la piété, bien que des personnages qualifiés par ailleurs de « Kurdes » puissent se [210] Al-nawâdir al-sultâniya in Recueil des Historiens des Croisades (RHC), p. 232. « … donkey-thieves and cattle rustlers » M.C. Lyons & D.E.P. Jackson. Saladin the politics of the holy wa, Cambridge U P 1982 p119 ; Al-wahrânî Zakî al-dîn Muhammad b. Muhammad Maqâmât al-wahrânî wa rasâ'îluhu, Ayasofya, Istanbul n° 4299, ed. Sha'lan, Le Caire, 1968, p. 55 ; EI

East signalbox on the former Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway trans-Pennine route as X blasts uphill out of the Calder Valley with a Healey Mills to Manchester freight. An Elgin to Keith via Craigellachie Class ‘H’ freight, which includes a number of cattle wagons, in the charge of X, is at grips with the steep grades through Glen Fiddich on D. Casting its shadow on the grassy embankment between Gorgie East and Craiglockhart, on the Edinburgh south-side suburban line, X of Grangemouth depot struggles