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| hours to leave on the SS Mooltan, on which a | passage had been booked for him by the Government. |
| on that the outlet from the reservoir is by a | passage in the form of a siphon. |
| e Don River West Branch at this point, with a | passage at one end of the station actually extending |
| Sciabarra compared a | passage that had been published previously in The Int |
| kiss of peace and listens to the reading of a | passage of Holy Scripture, whereupon he pronounced an |
| A | passage in which Cicero speaks of a town called "Hera |
| when the King expressed his disapproval at a | passage in a new trio, and ordered Boccherini to chan |
| ished close behind the Oriental, which made a | passage from Anjer to West India docks in 97 days. |
| a small tract in 1731 which was inspired by a | passage in Lord Shaftesbury's writings: A philosophic |
| tations, for example to create bridges with a | passage below. |
| e second part of Absalom and Achitophel, in a | passage certainly by Dryden's hand, he figures as "Do |
| The copy finishes with a | passage in which Jacob is called a "Bulgarian despot" |
| Living, set in Petrograd in 1923-1925, has a | passage devoted to the huge popularity of "John Gray. |
| a wide forecourt with a retaining wall and a | passage runs through the middle of the building, foll |
| e to elapse between the initial drafting of a | passage and its later elaboration, he found that he c |
| ison managed to score a try of his own when a | passage of good English passing and some poor Irish t |
| st of schematics for the player's tank, and a | passage from In The Cold Morning Of August. |
| e potohar plateau, the area was known to be a | passage way for caravans and armies moving along the |
| . Nesbit's The Wouldbegoods (1899) included a | passage in which some children act out a scene from t |
| In between these shrines is a | passage that leads up to the palace. |
| was again mentioned in the 12th century in a | passage noting a road that lead "through the middle o |
| collapsed chamber of what is presumed to be a | passage grave which also has a round barrow. |
| io Campanini, Talmud, Philosophy, Kabbalah: A | Passage from Pico della Mirandola's Apologia and its |
| A | passage of Theophanes the Confessor incorrectly ident |
| s also extant a philosophical exposition of a | passage of Boethius. |
| mall party of stormtroopers, passed through a | passage from the Palace of the President of the Reich |
| A slow instrumental indicates a | passage of time, taking the story to the year 2012. |
| The phrase is derived from a | passage in Ephesians 1:10 (KJV), which reads: "That i |
| the corresponding nasal cavity by means of a | passage called the frontonasal duct. |
| ly becomes a part of the cult after reading a | passage out of their "Bible". |
| A | passage from Part Two of The Pilgrim's Progress begin |
| ok his uncle at his word and went to engage a | passage back home. |
| nce, "I Did It Just The Same" is taken from a | passage in the book where the protagonist, Winston Sm |
| e post-Civil War period (1865-1900) to make a | passage from an Atlantic port to San Francisco in les |
| English: Donald, Aodh's son), because of a | passage in the Chronicle of the Kings of Alba. |
| Comet arrived on May 7th, after a | passage of 83 days and 18 hours. |
| It can also be a | passage through a glacis to create a sally port so th |
| A | passage in the Book of Ezekiel suggests that the "gre |
| This facilitated the digging out of a | passage in the roof of Whirlpool Chamber previously b |
| viewers of Korea, held widely in Africa as a | passage rites especially for girls and kills thousand |
| The buildings flank a | passage leading to the block of flats numbered 115 an |
| irection of King Charles I, as appears from a | passage in the archbishop's diary. |
| Police officers attempted to clear a | passage for the firefighters but were driven back. |
| A | passage leading to the bedroom of Madame de Maintenon |
| Robert Louis Stevenson short story Markheim a | passage describes a wax museum's chamber of horrors, |
| "Talmud, Philosophy, Kabbalah: A | Passage from Pico della Mirandola's Apologia and its |
| ed to Ksatriyasimnesvara is reached through a | passage while the other, dedicated to Vishnu, faces t |
| In birdwatching, Binney says he discovered a | passage into the landscape and the opportunity to dev |
| rster's great novels Howards End (1910) and A | Passage to India (1924). |
| and has had its fans: Anton Webern admired a | passage in the coda built on a cycle of major thirds. |
| A | passage having too much content is a "style" of writi |
| ill fighting, she sought with Sweyn to open a | passage towards the mountains, when they were overwhe |
| The tomb consists of a hall and a | passage which are both decorated and inscribed. |
| The two platforms are joined by a | passage located midway along their length and also by |
| The doctrine is derived from a | passage found within the second chapter of the Chines |
| entry doors (also on the north facade), is a | passage from the Bible (John 8:32), which proclaims, |
| Washing a | passage through the original excavation, he reached t |
| he ground, each one bending in turn to read a | passage (The Kuzari, part II, para. |
| It is notable for a | passage that appears to describe a man being found to |
| After the war, a friend showed Hathcock a | passage written by Ernest Hemingway: "Certainly there |
| The delegates approved a | passage in their address to the people of the United |
| reference to the Book of Mormon, taken from a | passage in the King James Version of the Bible, Ezeki |
| as the latter increases in amount there is a | passage to the isomorphous species chloanthite (NiAs2 |
| d the penetration of an enemy minefield and a | passage of fifty miles up the fiord, known to be vigi |
| subjectively admissible presupposition, and a | passage of Aristotle respecting this assumption shoul |
| If I am writing up a | passage and it is a story I went to tell and this sto |
| ik, and thence making a last effort to find a | passage westward along the north of America. |
| The expedition, seeking a | passage to the Pacific Ocean, landed at Florida in Ma |
| Mercy11, which was the last version before a | passage was added that copied the NRHP nom doc too cl |
| h explorer Sir John Franklin actually found a | passage between 1845 and 1847 but this achievement wa |
| ime of the later geonim, since reference to a | passage in it is made in a question addressed to Sher |
| til 1945 and even then were censored due to a | passage of fairly restrained criticism dealing with F |
| clarinet and bass clarinet, beginning with a | passage where the bass trio is actually introduced in |
| The house to have a | passage through the middle of it ten feet wide in the |
| show up occasionally, usually as guards of a | passage or have taken Scrooge's nephews captive. |
| lowers seen at the serial's conclusion from a | passage in Lovelock's book that describes a dark mars |
| lery from interfering, the 1st ID conducted a | passage of the 2nd ACR's lines. |
| It might be wise to add a | passage from the book saying that the day on which th |
| ntaineering in Scotland where Murray quoted a | passage from the KJV translation of the New Testament |
| The text is taken directly from a | passage from page 556 of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake |
| A | Passage to India won the awards for Best Picture, Dir |
| interprets a | passage in the Book of Daniel, Daniel 12:11, as a pro |
| from Christian history and was inspired by a | passage in chapter 12 of Hebrews. |
| y found him, gave him food, and offered him a | passage to England on board the Serapis. |
| a treaty with the barbarians, and to obtain a | passage through their country. |
| Journalist Chuck Klosterman wrote a | passage in his book Killing Yourself to Live (pages 1 |
| other evidence, one can equally argue that a | passage at the very end of the book, relating a dream |
| After a | passage of nearly four years, Pete Wood returned to M |
| However, Rimsky-Korsakov protested that a | passage in Rachmaninoff's opera The Miserly Knight ac |
| the property, which can be accessed through a | passage under highway A1A. |
| A | passage of the Targum to Isaiah quoted by Jolowicz (" |
| of the Cheshire Plain, providing as they do a | passage between the hills of North Wales on the one h |
| he track where a small stream cascades from a | passage at east end and sinks into the rubble beside |
| The misunderstanding probably stems from a | passage in Robert Abbot's work A Hand of Fellowship t |
| d thus chose not to spend the time to force a | passage of the gap. |
| ave never laughed, supposedly in respect to a | passage in the Rule of St Benedict not to take pleasu |
| d, into the Loudoun Valley and then forcing a | passage across the Blue Ridge in Lee's rear. |
| elling Teutates, the god is also known from a | passage in Lucan. |
| In addition, there is a | passage inside the tunnel on the north end of the sou |
| ality about it: the composition begins with a | passage for solo cello, which soon gives way to the m |
| book Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, a | passage is set in the Forest of Dean, where Harry, He |
| What you need is to quote a | passage from his book, "The Wild Muir: Twenty-Two of |
| ev. George Pitt while he attempted to force a | passage at river level. |
| West side there is the Cerna River forming a | passage between the Oltenia region and the Banat regi |
| The Outer Temple building at 222 Strand - a | passage through to Middle Temple leads from the left |
| ism in the text can be more clearly seen in a | passage concerning multicoloured cords for women to p |
| icago (1982), author Brian J. Cudahy quotes a | passage from The Neon Wilderness (1949) by Chicago au |
| Golden Gun contradicts this statement with a | passage in which M returns from lunch at the club, ha |
| e to his sister Fanny that she had composed a | passage of his Concerto in G minor for piano "that ma |
| A | passage in the text relates to the murder by an impos |
| Unimak Pass, a | passage between the Bering Sea and North Pacific Ocea |
| The band's name derives from a | passage in J. B. Priestley's Angel Pavement (1930): “ |
| th E. M. Forster offering the manuscript of A | Passage to India, and T. S. Eliot, a duplicate manusc |
| tter is emphasized as being consistent with a | passage from Isaiah 60:6; And they from Sheba shall c |
| man Rights into UK law, judges began to use a | passage of the Act to extend the powers of these lega |
| It is a rare form of a | passage grave, known as an Entrance grave. |
| The city fathers located a | passage in the Bible, attributed to St. Paul, that sa |
| sness of treason, thus happily referring to a | passage in Chaucer's "House of Fame" - "As for them t |
| lines and another on the M2 line, linked by a | passage. |
| This victory opened a | passage for Union ships - through Atchafalaya Bay and |
| The movement begins with a | passage for solo bassoon, and ends quietly with both |
| Chesil Beach on 25 November 1872, while on a | passage from London to Sydney with a crew of 32 and 3 |
| as it was then known) in Hispania, although a | passage in Zosimus has sometimes been conjectured as |
| was the result of a false interpretation of a | passage in paragraph 70 of Behistun inscription by Da |
| e wrote a poem entitled Scylla;, from which a | passage is cited by Athenaeus (vii. |
| ance of finding an opening that might allow a | passage to the South-sea; and on such opening being f |
| Ralph Ashton is mentioned in a | passage which Dr. Hibbert-Ware has explained with muc |
| A | Passage Perilous |
| Pope Nicholas V mentioned in the preface to a | passage from Date's Inferno, though I can't actually |
| and Muslim Gnostic sensibilities of life as a | passage between "tomb and stars", expressing both the |
| er platforms, and melt ice blocks to create a | passage for the egg. |
| Overlooked by those critics, however, is a | passage in the chapter on "Self-Cultivation" which st |
| tforward of men, simple and true, and cites a | passage where Achilles declares his hatred for men wh |
| Around it is a | passage for pradakshina and a circle of small chapels |
| lt of which convinced most people that such a | passage did not exist. |
| From a | passage in Maimonides' "Letter to the Wise Men of the |
| e stacked stones (also known as a dolmen or a | passage grave) in a farmer's field on the north Wales |
| ch history, early settlers used the area as a | passage to Jornada del Muerto, the nearby site of a 1 |
| the report of the trial itself there occurs a | passage which suggests that he was suffering from phy |
| The scene comes from a | passage in John 13 where after the Last Supper Christ |
| But a | passage in the Close Roll of 1242 refers the decision |
| To the right, on entering, is a | passage room known as the mineral room, which leads t |
| jumped off in an attack northeast, forcing a | passage through the Vosges Mountains east of Leintrey |
| us that once again was usually adapted from a | passage of Gregorian chant. |
| Athenaeus quotes a | passage from her Μνημοσύνη and an epigram of hers is |
| In 1765, a | passage was cut through the eastern side of the arch |
| ery young age; and while this action, being a | passage into adulthood, made her appear "cool" before |
| r into believing she was providing her with a | passage to America, and led her to a boat which she w |
| h de Broin has said that he was inspired by a | passage in Salvador Allende's last speech to the Chil |
| A | Passage to India - Ernest Day |
| There are four levels in a | passage. |
| His dissent cited a | passage from the Federalist Papers in arguing that th |
| ns such as a 1965 BBC television version of A | Passage to India; the BBC serial Notorious Woman (197 |
| Its name is taken from a | passage in the Book of Isaiah 32:18: "My people shall |
| ars, but he affirms they will while quoting a | passage from From the Earth to the Moon. |
| e remote southern back country, as noted in a | passage from a letter to the Earl of Dartmouth: "I sh |
| er discovering the Sacred Tome, Zetta finds a | passage claiming that his own stupidity would be the |
| hen she was on the point of making off with a | passage at breakneck speed, and her phrasing was of t |
| cognizing which of the six modes applied to a | passage of neumes, a singer would generally continue |
| The tomb consists of a hall and a | passage. |
| To progress to the next level in a | passage, a player has to find the Keyzer in the previ |
| outhbound platform, the architects designed a | passage running beneath the tracks to provide access |
| chapter 1:"After trying in vain to discover a | passage home by the North-eastern ocean, though what |
| The underground rock-cut chamber begins as a | passage about 8 metres to the south east of the cross |
| for the first floor drawing room to reflect a | passage in The Antiquary. |
| de entrance; this type of grave is known as a | passage grave. |
| A | passage for solo cello and muted strings cleverly use |
| inly used by Pakistan Railways but there is a | passage for light vehicle (motor cycle, cycle and by |
| Placed non sequitur next to a | passage about absent car accident during the days of |
| hicle burning up from friction by too steep a | passage through the atmosphere or, alternatively, reb |
| nes and the Temple of Doom and David Lean's A | Passage to India. |
| From a | passage in Festus, it would seem that this was first |
| Lintgasse 9 has a | passage to the nearby Great St. Martin Church. |
| On the left side was a | passage from Psalms 100 verses 2-5, and on the right |
| ur received notice that Askari had effected a | passage over the Ghaghra River at the Haldi Ghat and |
| hat, in 1930, she spent her life savings on a | passage to Yuncheng, Shanxi Province, China. |
| A | passage that can be entered from either ends flows th |
| to use their numerical superiority to force a | passage and it delayed the Army's retreat out of Metz |
| by a Mrs Roesch), while she was waiting for a | passage to England, and they developed a relationship |
| The Fram Strait is a | passage from the Arctic Ocean to the Greenland Sea an |
| in Westbury, Long Island, New York in 1921, a | passage of his life which he rather curiously chose t |
| s first used by Sir John Eccles in 1954, in a | passage reading, "In conformity with Dale's principle |
| A | passage with stone pillars inside the Pataleshwar tem |
| of the leaders of a 1671 expedition seeking a | passage beyond the Appalachian Mountains as Thomas Ba |
| Working a | Passage, or Life in a Liner (1844) |
| A | Passage To India as Mr Hadley (1984) |
| The archway beyond the door leads to a | passage of the original structure. |
| g glimpse into her character is afforded by a | passage in Caroline Fox's Journals (first ed. |
| n all four sides of the pedestal, including a | passage from Bivouac of the Dead. |
| A | Passage in Time (Authority Zero album), 2002 |
| at remained of a drawbridge, an entrance to a | passage, and the keel of a boat were discovered when |
| A | Passage in Time (Dead Can Dance album), 1991 |
| The theme, which is taken from a | passage of scripture |
| e piece uses as its primary motivic element a | passage from the funeral march in Beethoven's Eroica |
| ver and the railway line, in order to force a | passage through to the bridge. |
| The chapel is joined to the house by a | passage. |
| It consists of a large mound with a | passage running through the centre and several small |
| rinity College Yeomanry corps, and obtained a | passage in a vessel to France. |
| When open, it allowed a | passage 10 metres wide. |
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