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RM2NWHC0R–Sgt. Ancharad Shoon, a distro lanes trainer with the Sustainment Training Center, keeps a lookout for vehicles as snow falls during a field training exercise at Camp Dodge in Johnston, Iowa, on Jan. 23, 2023. The Iowa Army National Guard’s 334th Brigade Support Battalion attended a two-week rotation at the Sustainment Training Center, the Army National Guard’s primary hub for technical and tactical training for units in logistics, maintenance and medical fields.
RM2RKA362–Bildnummer: 54262872 Datum: 29.07.2010 Copyright: imago/Xinhua (100729) -- SINGAPORE, July 29, 2010 (Xinhua) -- Gu Xiulian (L), President of the China-ASEAN Association, Phua Kok Khoo (R), President of the Singapore-China Friendship Association, and Yu-Foo Yee Shoon, Singapore s Minister of State with Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports, inaugurate the opening ceremony of the 5th Conference on ASEAN-China People-to-People Friendship Organizations (CACPPFO) in Singapore July 29, 2010. (Xinhua/Gao Chuan) (dyw) (COREECTION)SINGAPORE-ASEAN-CHINA FRIENDSHIP CONFERENCE PUBLICATIONx
RM2RJW8X6–Bildnummer: 51917461 Datum: 14.06.2007 Copyright: imago/Xinhua Staatsministerin Yee Shoon Yu-Foo (SIN) anlässlich des 8. Womens Affairs Ministers Meeting in Kampala - PUBLICATIONxNOTxINxCHN, Personen; 2007, Kampala, Politiker, Politikerin, Women, s, WAMM, Konferenzen, Frauenfragen, Pressekonferenz , Pressetermin; , Quadrat, Kbdig, Einzelbild, Internationale Politik, Politik, Uganda, Randbild, People
RF2JMD45X–Shuffle-Shoon and Amber-Locks (1904) from Eugene Field's 'Poems of Childhood.' Illustration by Maxfield Parrish
RM2ANC6AH–American specimen book of type styles : complete catalogue of printing machinery and printing supplies, 1912 . 7C 8C Jenaon Initials and Busha Mortised Initials as shoon this page are cast in type molds @ a ? a g BUSHA MORTISED INITIALS
RM2AWFRR0–Childe Harold's pilgrimage : a romaunt . )—and what is writ, is writ;Would if were worthier ! but I am not nowThat which 1 have been—and my visions HitLess palpably before me—and the glowWhich in my spirit dwelt is fluttering, faint, and low. 282 childe harolds pilgrimage CANTO iv CLXXXVI. Farewell ! a word that must be, and hath been—A sound which makes us linger ;—yet—farewell!Ye, who have traced the Pilgrim to the sceneWhich is his last, if in your memories dwellA thought which once was his, if on ye swellA single recollection, not in vainHe wore his sandal-shoon and scallop-shell;Farewell
RM2AG88GB–. Recollections of a sea wanderer's life; an autobiography of an old-time seaman who has sailed in almost every capacity before and abaft the mast, in nearly every quarter of the globe, and under the flags of four of the principal maritime nations. BURLING SLIP, NEW YORK. Chapter XIV. Farewell! a word that must be, and hath beenA sound which makes us linger ; yet farewell!Ye who have traced the Wanderer to the sceneWhich is his last, if in your memories dwellA thought which once was his; if on ye swellA single recollection, not in vainHe wore his sandal shoon and scallop shell;Farewell! with h
![Poems of childhood . a picnic, you bet 1 *m goin to jine! f 168 ( PICNIC-TIME But at this time the Methodists have special claims on me,For theyre goin to give a picnic on the 21st, D. V.;Why should a liberal Universalist like me objectTo share the joys of fellowship with every friendly sect ?However hetrodox their articles of faith elsewise may be,Their doctrine of fried chickn is a savin grace to me !So on the 21st of June, the weather bein fine,They re goin to give a picnic, and I m goin to jine! [ 169 ] SHUFFLE-SHOON AND AMBER-LOCKS SHUFFLE-SHOON and Amber-LocksSit together, building block Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWMC99/poems-of-childhood-a-picnic-you-bet-1-m-goin-to-jine!-f-168-picnic-time-but-at-this-time-the-methodists-have-special-claims-on-mefor-theyre-goin-to-give-a-picnic-on-the-21st-d-vwhy-should-a-liberal-universalist-like-me-objectto-share-the-joys-of-fellowship-with-every-friendly-sect-however-hetrodox-their-articles-of-faith-elsewise-may-betheir-doctrine-of-fried-chickn-is-a-savin-grace-to-me-!so-on-the-21st-of-june-the-weather-bein-finethey-re-goin-to-give-a-picnic-and-i-m-goin-to-jine!-169-shuffle-shoon-and-amber-locks-shuffle-shoon-and-amber-lockssit-together-building-block-2AWMC99.jpg "Poems of childhood . a picnic, you bet 1 *m goin to jine! f 168 ( PICNIC-TIME But at this time the Methodists have special claims on me,For theyre goin to give a picnic on the 21st, D. V.;Why should a liberal Universalist like me objectTo share the joys of fellowship with every friendly sect ?However hetrodox their articles of faith elsewise may be,Their doctrine of fried chickn is a savin grace to me !So on the 21st of June, the weather bein fine,They re goin to give a picnic, and I m goin to jine! [ 169 ] SHUFFLE-SHOON AND AMBER-LOCKS SHUFFLE-SHOON and Amber-LocksSit together, building block Stock Photo")
RM2AWMC99–Poems of childhood . a picnic, you bet 1 *m goin to jine! f 168 ( PICNIC-TIME But at this time the Methodists have special claims on me,For theyre goin to give a picnic on the 21st, D. V.;Why should a liberal Universalist like me objectTo share the joys of fellowship with every friendly sect ?However hetrodox their articles of faith elsewise may be,Their doctrine of fried chickn is a savin grace to me !So on the 21st of June, the weather bein fine,They re goin to give a picnic, and I m goin to jine! [ 169 ] SHUFFLE-SHOON AND AMBER-LOCKS SHUFFLE-SHOON and Amber-LocksSit together, building block
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![St Nicholas [serial] . THE FATHER ENTERS. Nay, verily, her father said, Braid up thy golden hair;Prepare to die, if thou wilt notFor nuptials prepare ! [Flourishes pasteboard knife. She braided up her golden hairWith jewels bright, eft soon ; She clad her in her twice dyed gown,And eke her thrice patched shoon. Oh, Benjamin ! Oh, Benjamin ! Was all that she could say;She wist not but that he was dead,Or thousand leagues away. IV.Alack for Mary Jane ! the knife Hangs glittering oer her head !Before the altar, Mortimer Waits his fair bride to wed. Who knocks upon the outer gate? Oh, father, quic Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ5NWN/st-nicholas-serial-the-father-enters-nay-verily-her-father-said-braid-up-thy-golden-hairprepare-to-die-if-thou-wilt-notfor-nuptials-prepare-!-flourishes-pasteboard-knife-she-braided-up-her-golden-hairwith-jewels-bright-eft-soon-she-clad-her-in-her-twice-dyed-gownand-eke-her-thrice-patched-shoon-oh-benjamin-!-oh-benjamin-!-was-all-that-she-could-sayshe-wist-not-but-that-he-was-deador-thousand-leagues-away-ivalack-for-mary-jane-!-the-knife-hangs-glittering-oer-her-head-!before-the-altar-mortimer-waits-his-fair-bride-to-wed-who-knocks-upon-the-outer-gate-oh-father-quic-2AJ5NWN.jpg "St Nicholas [serial] . THE FATHER ENTERS. Nay, verily, her father said, Braid up thy golden hair;Prepare to die, if thou wilt notFor nuptials prepare ! [Flourishes pasteboard knife. She braided up her golden hairWith jewels bright, eft soon ; She clad her in her twice dyed gown,And eke her thrice patched shoon. Oh, Benjamin ! Oh, Benjamin ! Was all that she could say;She wist not but that he was dead,Or thousand leagues away. IV.Alack for Mary Jane ! the knife Hangs glittering oer her head !Before the altar, Mortimer Waits his fair bride to wed. Who knocks upon the outer gate? Oh, father, quic Stock Photo")
RM2AJ5NWN–St Nicholas [serial] . THE FATHER ENTERS. Nay, verily, her father said, Braid up thy golden hair;Prepare to die, if thou wilt notFor nuptials prepare ! [Flourishes pasteboard knife. She braided up her golden hairWith jewels bright, eft soon ; She clad her in her twice dyed gown,And eke her thrice patched shoon. Oh, Benjamin ! Oh, Benjamin ! Was all that she could say;She wist not but that he was dead,Or thousand leagues away. IV.Alack for Mary Jane ! the knife Hangs glittering oer her head !Before the altar, Mortimer Waits his fair bride to wed. Who knocks upon the outer gate? Oh, father, quic
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RM2AKHXDX–The lord of the isles . given ; T pray him, by his hopes of Heaven. That, till he speak with me, he stay ! Or. if his haste brook no delay. That he deliver, on my suit. Into thy charge that stripling mute. Thus prays his sister Isabel, For causes more than she may tell— Away good Father! — ami take heed. That life and death are on thy speed. His cowl the good old priest did on. Took his piked staff and sandalld shoon, And like a palmer bent by eld, OF THE ISLES. 199 In many a fearless circle flew. Oer chasms he passd, where fractures wid< Craved wary eye and ample stride;1. He crossd his br
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RM2ANAMEG–The Popular songs of Scotland with their appropriate melodies . in the house. When our gudemans a - wa;. And gie to me my bigonet,2 My bishops satin gown,For I maun tell the bailies wife That Colins come to town.My turkey slippers maun gae on, My hose o pearl blue;Tis a to please my ain gudeman, For hes baith leal and true.For theres nae luck, &c. Rise up and mak a clean fireside; Put on the muckle pot;Qie little Kate her button gown, And Jock his Sunday coat:And mak their shoon as black as slaes, Their hose as white as snaw;Its a to please my ain gudeman, For hes been lang awa. For theres nae
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RM2AKHMNF–The book of British ballads . hen a boult flew out of our goodly ship, And the salt sea it came in. Gae fetch a web o the silken claith, Another o the twine,And wap them into our ships side, And letna the sea come in. They fetched a web o the silken claith, Another o the twine,And they wapped them roun that gude ships side; But still the sea came in. Franiilin, del. T. Armstrong, sc. )5 O kith laith were our gude Scots lords To weet their cork-heeled shoon,But lang or a the play was playedThey wat their hats aboon! And mony was the feather bedThat floated on the faem ;And mony was the gude lor
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RM2AXCCDR–Orpheus Caledonius: or, A collection of Scots songs. . a Trump of Steel,A Whifle, and aToup-horn Spoon,With an auld Pair of clouted Shoon >A Timmer Spade, and a Gleg Shear,A Bonnet for my Bairns to wear, A Timmer Tong, a broken Cradle,The Pillion of an auld Car-Sadie,A Gullie-knife, and a Horfe-wand,A Mitten for the Left-hand 5With an auld broken Pan of Brafs,With an auld Sark that wants the arfe %An auld Band, and a Hooding-How*I hope (my Bairns) yere a* well now, Oft have I born yc-on my Back,With a this RifF-rafF in my Pack 5And it was a for want of Gear,That gart me (teal Mefs Johns gra
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![Illustrations of the lyric poetry and music of Scotland .. originally compiled to accompany the 'Scots musical museum' [by James Johnson] and now published separately, with additional notes and illustrations . E5E £ 5 ^ Up wi the Souters o Selkirk, And down wi the fazart Lord m. * ^ i:d?i £ £ / Hume, But up wi il-kabraw callant That sews the single-soald SE I £ -©-— /^a- £ f33E^ shoon; And up wi the lads o the Forest, That neer to the ^E l^l^ig E^^E^ £ trt y I l- ^ E3 :^=ff i Southron wad yield. But deil scoup o Hume and his menzie. That. g fee 1 stude sae abiegh on the field. II. Fye ! on Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AJ73EF/illustrations-of-the-lyric-poetry-and-music-of-scotland-originally-compiled-to-accompany-the-scots-musical-museum-by-james-johnson-and-now-published-separately-with-additional-notes-and-illustrations-e5e-5-up-wi-the-souters-o-selkirk-and-down-wi-the-fazart-lord-m-idi-hume-but-up-wi-il-kabraw-callant-that-sews-the-single-soald-se-i-a-f33e-shoon-and-up-wi-the-lads-o-the-forest-that-neer-to-the-e-llig-ee-trt-y-i-l-e3-=ff-i-southron-wad-yield-but-deil-scoup-o-hume-and-his-menzie-that-g-fee-1-stude-sae-abiegh-on-the-field-ii-fye-!-on-2AJ73EF.jpg "Illustrations of the lyric poetry and music of Scotland .. originally compiled to accompany the 'Scots musical museum' [by James Johnson] and now published separately, with additional notes and illustrations . E5E £ 5 ^ Up wi the Souters o Selkirk, And down wi the fazart Lord m. * ^ i:d?i £ £ / Hume, But up wi il-kabraw callant That sews the single-soald SE I £ -©-— /^a- £ f33E^ shoon; And up wi the lads o the Forest, That neer to the ^E l^l^ig E^^E^ £ trt y I l- ^ E3 :^=ff i Southron wad yield. But deil scoup o Hume and his menzie. That. g fee 1 stude sae abiegh on the field. II. Fye ! on Stock Photo")
RM2AJ73EF–Illustrations of the lyric poetry and music of Scotland .. originally compiled to accompany the 'Scots musical museum' [by James Johnson] and now published separately, with additional notes and illustrations . E5E £ 5 ^ Up wi the Souters o Selkirk, And down wi the fazart Lord m. * ^ i:d?i £ £ / Hume, But up wi il-kabraw callant That sews the single-soald SE I £ -©-— /^a- £ f33E^ shoon; And up wi the lads o the Forest, That neer to the ^E l^l^ig E^^E^ £ trt y I l- ^ E3 :^=ff i Southron wad yield. But deil scoup o Hume and his menzie. That. g fee 1 stude sae abiegh on the field. II. Fye ! on
RM2AN3HJE–The Scots musical museum: Consisting of six hundred Scots songs with proper basses for the piano forteHumbly dedicated to the Catch Club instituted at EdinrJune 1771. . m O the road was ve ry hard, Vov that fair maidens tender feet 3=-p- j —r-1 r f -*r^^ Chorus, Mallys meek &c.It were mair meet, that those fine feetWere weel lacd up in silken shoon,And twere more fit that she should sit,Within yon chariot gilt aboon. Chorus, Mallys meek &c .Her yellow hair, beyond compare.Comes trinkling down her swan white neck,And her two eyes like stars in skies,Would keep a sinking ship frae wreck. »wl8
![Orpheus Caledonius: or, A collection of Scots songs. . o the Draw TV ell m mm 5 r * a! j j1 ii P h J^ 5 x Janety Janet «7t^ there yeUjee ijer bonny sclly Nr ^ r i r f r f f/*j] i j i ii. imy<J° Janet . WE Vr #=^ I m Orpheus Caledonius. 8i for the Love ye bear to me, Buy me a Pair of Shoon then.Clout the auld, the new are dear, Janet, Janet,Aepair may gain ye haffa Tear,My Jo Janet. But what if dancing on the Green, And skipping like a Mawking,If they fhoud fee my clouted Shoon, Of me they will be tauking.Dance ay laigh, and late at Een, Janet, Janet,Syne a their Fauts will no be feen.My Jo Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AXCDND/orpheus-caledonius-or-a-collection-of-scots-songs-o-the-draw-tv-ell-m-mm-5-r-a!-j-j1-ii-p-h-j-5-x-janety-janet-7t-there-yeujee-ijer-bonny-sclly-nr-r-i-r-f-r-f-fj-i-j-i-ii-imyltj-janet-we-vr-=-i-m-orpheus-caledonius-8i-for-the-love-ye-bear-to-me-buy-me-a-pair-of-shoon-thenclout-the-auld-the-new-are-dear-janet-janetaepair-may-gain-ye-haffa-tearmy-jo-janet-but-what-if-dancing-on-the-green-and-skipping-like-a-mawkingif-they-fhoud-fee-my-clouted-shoon-of-me-they-will-be-taukingdance-ay-laigh-and-late-at-een-janet-janetsyne-a-their-fauts-will-no-be-feenmy-jo-2AXCDND.jpg "Orpheus Caledonius: or, A collection of Scots songs. . o the Draw TV ell m mm 5 r * a! j j1 ii P h J^ 5 x Janety Janet «7t^ there yeUjee ijer bonny sclly Nr ^ r i r f r f f/*j] i j i ii. imy<J° Janet . WE Vr #=^ I m Orpheus Caledonius. 8i for the Love ye bear to me, Buy me a Pair of Shoon then.Clout the auld, the new are dear, Janet, Janet,Aepair may gain ye haffa Tear,My Jo Janet. But what if dancing on the Green, And skipping like a Mawking,If they fhoud fee my clouted Shoon, Of me they will be tauking.Dance ay laigh, and late at Een, Janet, Janet,Syne a their Fauts will no be feen.My Jo Stock Photo")
RM2AXCDND–Orpheus Caledonius: or, A collection of Scots songs. . o the Draw TV ell m mm 5 r * a! j j1 ii P h J^ 5 x Janety Janet «7t^ there yeUjee ijer bonny sclly Nr ^ r i r f r f f/*j] i j i ii. imy<J° Janet . WE Vr #=^ I m Orpheus Caledonius. 8i for the Love ye bear to me, Buy me a Pair of Shoon then.Clout the auld, the new are dear, Janet, Janet,Aepair may gain ye haffa Tear,My Jo Janet. But what if dancing on the Green, And skipping like a Mawking,If they fhoud fee my clouted Shoon, Of me they will be tauking.Dance ay laigh, and late at Een, Janet, Janet,Syne a their Fauts will no be feen.My Jo
RM2CDDAH6–. History of the war between the United States and Mexico : from the commencement of hostilities to the ratification of the treaty of peace . bla. But little more than four thousand men,weather-beaten, jaded, and wayworn, with the dust ofmany a weary days journey on their sandal shoon,in the gray fatigue-dress of the service, and unaccom-panied by the gay paraphernalia of war, marchedthrough the midst of a hostile population of sixty thou-sand souls, stacked their arms in the public square,posted their guards, and, when the night-watches came,lay down to sleep without one emotion of fear or al
RM2CEPTE0–. The ballad of Beau Brocade, and other poems of the XVIIIth century. HE ladies of St. JamessGo swinging to the fflay;Their footmen run before them, With a Stand by ! Clear the way!But Phyllida, my Phyllida ! She takes her buckled shoon,When we. go out a-courtingBeneath the harvest moon. 66 The Ladies of St. James s. The ladies of St. Jamess Wear satin on their backs;They sit all night at Ombre, With candles all of wax:But Phyllida, my Phyllida ! She dons her russet gown,And runs to gather May dew Before the world is down. The ladies of St. Jamess ! They are so fine and fair,You d think a box
RM2CEJBDN–. Pine needles, or Sonnets and songs. is God, in mosque, temple, synagogue. And not to hurt the Mussulmans keen pride, Our shoon we travellers gladly lay aside.What do we lay aside at our church door? All taint of pride, lust, gold, that break the TenIn thought ? Put off these shoon, then kneel, adore— O! shame, that we do less for God than men. 36 ON A LETTER FROM LONGFELLOW. (Sent before, but received after his death.) As for an instant starting from a dream— (Wherein some dear lost friend tlirough pitying sleepWas ours again to fondly clasp and keep),So close allied to truth the visions see
RM2CE2THR–. Poems and songs . r worse, till our summit is gaind !And downward, how weakend, how darkend, how paind;This lifes not worth having with all it can give,For something beyond it poor man sure must live. x >;.4 THERES A YOUTH IN THIS CITY. Tune— Neil Gmos Lament. Theres a youth in this city, It were a great pity,That he from our lasses should wander awa; For he s bonnie an braw, Weel favourd an a,And his hair has a natural buckle and a. His coat is the hue Of his bonnet sae blue ;His fecket is white as the new-driven snaw : His hose they are blae, And his shoon like the slae,And his clear si
RM2CEDRF2–. One hundred and one famous poems, with a prose supplement. e neath the claes,Mither, mak Tarn gie ower at ance: Hes kittlin wi his taes.The mischiefs in that Tarn for tricks; Hed bother half the toon.But aye I hap them up, an cry, Oh, bairnies, cuddle doon! At length they hear their fathers fit; An, as he steeks the door,They turn their faces to the wa, While Tarn pretends to snore.Hae a the weans been gude? he asks, As he pits aff his shoon.The bairnies, John, are in their beds, An lang since cuddled doon. Page Ninety )nt JStro&reit nttb ®x& $mxtnz Ifixtzmz An just afore we bed oorsels, We
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