61. Ó¢ÃÀÎÄѧ George Borrow (18031881). The Romany Rye. The Spirit of the Border. GeorgeGrossmith (1847-1912) and Weedon Grossmith. Henry Rider Haggard (1856-1925). http://epizza.nease.net/sbpage/lttr2.htm

English P izza Land A land of English learning and teaching reference Ó¢ÀÎÄѧ(English and American Literature)(2) http://usa.dongyu.net.cn/Literature/index.htm http://eserver.org/fiction/ http://www.hnym.net/uread/ebook/classic/index.htm http://202.112.78.100/laddernet/novel/novel.htm ... http://www.bartleby.com/cambridge/index.html Middle English litrature http://www.luminarium.org/medlit/ Middle English Collection http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/mideng.browse.html Author's Calendar http://www.kirjasto.sci.fi/calendar.htm Edwin A. Abbott (1838-1926) Flatland Jane Addams (1860-1935) Twenty Years at Hull House Louise May Alcott (1832-1888) Little Women Good Wives Flower Fables Horatio Alger (1832-1899) The Cash Boy The Errand Boy Joe the Hotel Boy Driven From Home Phil,the Fiddler Paul the Peddler Sherwood Anderson (1876-1941) Winesburg, Ohio Edwin L. Arnold (1832-1904) Gulliver of Mars Jane Austen (1775-1817) Emma Lady Susan Love and Friendship Mansfield Park Persuasion Pride and Prejudice Sense and Sensibility Northanger Abbey Mary Hunter Austin (1868-1934) The Land of Little Rain Francis Bacon ( 1561-1626) Essays R. M. Ballantyne (1825-1894)

62. Www.dancers-archive.com/med-dance/gnames.txt Blood. (wonderful stories about the gypsies of the near east.) Boniand Liveright, New York. Borrow, George Henry, 18031881. The http://www.dancers-archive.com/med-dance/gnames.txt

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63. Portraits De Personnages Celebres : BOR Borrow (George)(1803-1881) Peinture 1 (2) Dessin 1; BORSIG (Johann FriedrichAugust 1; BORSUK (Karol) Photo 1 (2); BORTHWICK (John Henry Stuart BORTHWICK http://www.onlipix.com/personnages/bor.htm

BOR A B C D ... Z BORA (Catherine von, femme de Martin LUTHER Peinture Sculpture BORAH (William Edgar) Sculpture BORBONI (Paola) Photo BORCHARDT (Carl) Photo BORCHERS (Adolf) Photo BORCHERT (Wolfgang) Photo BORDAS (Henri de) Photo BORDEAUX (Henry)(1870-1963) Photo BORDEN (Elizabeth Andrew, dite 'Lizzie')(1860-1927) Photo BORDEN Jr (Gail)(1801-1874) Dessin BORDEN (Olive) Photo BORDEN (Sir Robert Laird)(1854-1937) Photo Peinture BORDET (Jules) Photo BORDMAN (Eleanor) Photo de groupe (en 1928, avec James MURRAY BORDO (Susan) Photo BORDONI (Faustina) Peinture Caricature BOREAS (dieu grec) Dessin BOREL (Adrien)(1886-1966) Photo Photo BORELLI (Giovanni Alphonso) Peinture BORGES (Jorge Luis)(1899-1986) Photo A (en 1951)/ (en 1976)/ (enfant) Photo de groupe (avec le groupe Sur) Caricature BORGES TORRES (Diego) Photo BORGHESE (Camille) Memorabilia BORGHESE (Junio Valerio)(1906-1974) Photo Pauline BONAPARTE BORGHESE DE BOURBON-PARME (Giuseppe) Photo BORGHESI (Bartolomeo)(1781-1860) Dessin ALEXANDRE VI cardinal Peinture - avec MACHIAVEL Pedro Loys BORGIA et Micheletto CORELLA ALEXANDRE VI - avec sa soeur ALEXANDRE VI et sa soeur - autres : (enfant)/ BORGIA (Francis, fils de Jean BORGIO et de Jeanne d'Aragon, petit-fils d'

64. Adelphiasophism: Other People On Organized Religion - Goddess Pages The British writer, George Borrow (18031881), whose book The Bible in Spain, almostranked The Honorable Henry Cavandish (1731-1810), one of the great British http://www.adelphiasophism.com/goddess/gs18.html

Better with Javascript on! Other People on Organized Religion Contents Updated: Wednesday, February 03, 1999 It is surprising to us, brought up indoctrinated with Christianity, how many people, despite the social pressures they faced, showed their independence of spirit and their contempt for the superstitious religions of the Patriarchs. The source of these quotations is Joseph McCabe's Biographical Dictionary, available in full on the web at the Infidels site. Beethoven, during his most productive years had little religious feeling. He once rebuked a friend who had written, "With God's help," by saying, "Man help thyself". When he was dying he yielded to the pressure of Catholic friends and let a priest administer the sacraments, but as the cleric left the room Beethoven quoted the Latin words of the ancient Roman theater: Applaud, my friends, the comedy is over. Christians pretend he meant the comedy of his life but, addressed to the friends who had persuaded him to accept the rites against his better judgement, the meaning is unmistakable. Hubert Howe Bancroft (1832-1918), an authority on Western America who wrote 39 volumes on its history wrote, "There is but little religion in the Churches, and that little graft is strangling."

65. Borr1803 Borrow, George Henry. (18031881). English author. As a youth, Borrowtraveled throughout England, then later wandered about Europe. http://www.clas.niu.edu/persona/borr1803.htm

Borrow, George Henry English author. As a youth, Borrow traveled throughout England, then later wandered about Europe. He drew upon his own adventures in his stories of gypsy life. His more famous works include "The Bible in Spain," and "Lavengro".

66. Aquinas-Mercy Geography And Travel Resources Borrow, George (18031881). Boswell, James (1740-1795). Howard, Henry Earl of Surrey(1517-1547). Borrow, George (1803-1881) The George Borrow Society Page. http://www.aquinas-mercy.org/geo11.htm

United Kingdom Archaeology Biography Country Guides Government and Law ... Society and Culture Archaeology Archaeology in Hampshire: 1996 Annual Report Archaeology in Lincolnshire The English Heritage Archaeology Division home page Information on this server concentrates mainly on the work of the Ancient Monuments Laboratory. Secrets Beneath Your Feet Celebrating 25 years of the York Archaeological Trust, with an online exhibit of area discoveries. York Archaeological Trust Billown Neolithic Landscape Project Excavation 1998 Archaeological fieldwork oppourtunities for the summer of 1998 on the Isle of Man. dolforwyn - Dolforwyn Castle Details the excavations of the medieval castle. Archaeology home page Aims to study rural-urban relationships between a Roman town and its social and economic hinterland from the Later Pre-Roman Iron Age to the sub-Roman period, centering on processes of Romanisation. This project utilises remote sensing technology. Scottish Crannog Centre Homepage Underwater archaeology at Oakbank Crannog; open to the public April through October. The Swan, Duart Point Shipwreck

67. Sherlock Holmes Pastiche Characters - B Crimes (Michael Hardwick) 95; The Baker Street Irregulars Murder Case (Henry T.Parry Borrow, George (British Philologist Author, 18031881) The Glendower http://www.schoolandholmes.com/charactersbl.html

B B-Bi IN SHERLOCKIAN PASTICHES A B C D ... HOME A heading in Red indicates that the character appears in, or is important to, the story. Titles in regular type are those in which the character appears. Titles in italics indicate that the character is merely mentioned. Page numbers indicate the page on which the character appears or is mentioned. Where no page numbers are given it should be assumed that the character is present throughout the story. Click on these links for publication details of novels short stories , and children's stories indexed so far. Black, Davidson (Canadian Professor Of Anatomy, Discovered Peking Man Fossils, 1884-1934) Skullduggery (Peter Marks) 221-223, 225, 229, 235-236 Black, James (American Blacksmith, Made Jim Bowie's Knife, 1800-1872) The Quest For Bowie's Blade (J.T. Edson) 5, 7, 15, 23, 61, 135, 144-147, 173 Black Bess (Dick Turpin's Horse) Black Cat, The

68. ARTSorgs.com Berry, Wendell (7); Beston, Henry (18881968) (1); Betham-Edwards, Mathilda; Borges,Jorge Luis (1899-1986) (6); Borrow, George (1803-1881) - home of the George http://www.artsorgs.com/arts/Humanities/Literature/Authors/WhitePages/wp_2.html

69. ±Ã¸®´åÄÄ> ¼­¸ñÁý¼º> Çʸ³ ¿öµå ¾¾ÀÇ Æò»ý µ¶¼­ Eino Leino(18781926) Helkavirsia (Whitsongs) *Henry Fielding (1707 Thomas Aquinas(1225-1274)Selected Writings *George Borrow (1803-1881) Lavengro / Romany Rye http://www.kungree.com/blist/wardlist.htm

ÀÚ·áÀÇ â³: Ward, Philip. A Lifetime's Reading: The World's 500 Greatest Books. New York: Stein and Day, 1983. ¨Ï 1982 by Philip Ward and The Oleander Press. Year 1 *Lewis Carroll(1832-1898) Complete Works *Plato(c. 429-347 BC) Apology Crito Phaedo The Old Testament *Vaclav Havel(b. 1936) The Garden Party The Memorandum The Epic of Gilgamesh *Tacitus(c. 55-c. 120 AD) Annals Histories *Ondra Lysohorsky(b. 1905) Selected Poems *Ernst Hans Gombrich(b. 1909) The Story of Art Poem Into Poem: World Poetry in Modern Verse Translation *Pierre Abelard(1079-1143) and Heloise(1101-1164) Letters Historia Calamitatum of Abelard Year 4 The Penguin Book of French Verse Talmud *Gustave Flaubert (1821-1880) Sentimental Education *Sylvia Plath (1932-1963) Poems / The Bell Jar *Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais (1732-1799) Barber of Seville / Marriage of Figaro *Ovid (43 BC-17 AD) Metamorphoses *Jean de la Fontaine (1621-1695) Selected Fables Set in Verse *Plutarch (c. 46-c. 127)

70. Peal (W. Hugh) Collection: Catalog Of An Exhibition As if driven by a gypsy in his soul, George Borrow (18031881) abandoned a law ondisplay, Wise offers Forman a full set of George Henry Borrow pamphlets (a http://digilib.kcvl.org/dynaweb/oak/kukead/kukmead/whpeal/@Generic__BookTextView

Peal (W. Hugh) Collection: Catalog of an Exhibition Catalog of an Exhibition Victorians I Victorians I 127. Engraved portrait of Thomas Babington Macaulay, 1852. From the collection of Henry S. Borneman. Peal 9,572.. 128. THOMAS BABINGTON MACAULAY. A.L.s. to unnamed correspondent, 16 September 1842. Thomas Babington Macaulay (1800-1859) showed great precocity, at the age of eight planning a Compendium of Universal History . In his youth he also composed three cantos of The Battle of Chevoit , an epic poem in the manner of Scott's metrical romances; a lengthy poem on Olaus Magnus; and a piece in blank verse on Fingal . At Trinity College, Cambridge, he twice won the Chancellor's Medal for English Verse, and became a Fellow of Trinity. With "Milton," his first essay in the Edinburgh Review (August 1825), he established a literary reputation that increased throughout his life; in 1829 he declined the editorship of the journal because of the location of its headquarters. The next year he took his seat as a Whig Member of Parliament, and in the subsequent debates on the Reform Bill he won recognition as a leading political orator. In public life he served in India on the Supreme Council (1834-1838); represented Edinburgh in Parliament (1839-1847, 18521856); and held the posts of Secretary of War (1839-1841) and Paymaster-General (1846-1847).Despite these governmental obligations, he continued to write articles and books on a wide range of topics. He published Lays of Ancient Rome in 1842; a popular collection of his

71. Records For Ballads. (in MARION) Borrow, George Henry, 18031881 Ballads of all nations / translated by George Borrow; a selection edited by R. Brimley Johnson from the texts of Professor http://vax.vmi.edu/MARION/@BALLADS/da6400005000/0

Ballads. Records 1 to 5 of 5 Borrow, George Henry, 1803-1881 Ballads of all nations / translated by George Borrow ; a selection edited by R. Brimley Johnson from the texts of Professor Herbert Wright. London : A. Rivers, 1927. Holdings: LOCATION: MAIN CALL NUMBER: PN6110.B2 B6 c.1 Not Checked Out Finger, Charles Joseph, 1869-1941. Frontier ballads, heard and gathered by Charles J. Finger; woodcuts by Paul Honoré. Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page, 1927. LOCATION: MAIN CALL NUMBER: PS593.L8 F5 c.1 Not Checked Out Gummere, Francis Barton, 1855-1919. The popular ballad. New York, Dover Publications [1959] LOCATION: MAIN CALL NUMBER: PN1376 .G8 1959 c.1 Not Checked Out McCrumb, Sharyn, 1948- The songcatcher : a ballad novel / Sharyn McCrumb. New York : Dutton, c2001. LOCATION: REC READ c.1 Not Checked Out Pound, Louise, 1872-1958.

72. Name-AZ Sissela Bok (1934) Swedish philosopher; Henry St. Max Born (1882-1970) German-Britishphysicist, educator; George Borrow (1803-1881) English traveler http://www.creativequotations.com/name-az.html

CQ Home Search CQ Random CQ Search eLibrary ... Bemorecreative Creative Quotations by Last Name Creative Tips: 1) Use your browser's "FIND" function to locate the a specific individual. 2) Use the keyword search engine to find the name of a person. Hank Aaron US baseball player Edward Abbey US author Berenice Abbott US photographer Lyman Abbott US religious leader Kareem Abdul-Jabbar US basketball player Ralph Abernathy US religious and civil rights leader John Abernethy English surgeon Peter Abrahams South African novelist Bella Abzug US lawyer, politician Jane Sherwood Ace US actress, comedienne Chinua Achebe Nigerian novelist Dean Acheson US lawyer, statesman Diane Ackerman US poet, writer, social worker John Dalberg Acton English historian Roy Acuff US singer Gilbert Adair Abigail Adams US first lady Ansel Adams US landscape photographer, conservationist Douglas Adams English novelist Franklin P. Adams US journalist George Matthew Adams Henry Brooks Adams US historian, author James Truslow Adams English historian Joey Adams US comedian, author

73. Bjoco: Borrow George Borrow (18031881). time were widely different from those of my namesake Georgein the become, however, such a nuisance in the time of Henry the Eighth http://web.tiscali.it/no-redirect-tiscali/bjoco/rom/arte/lettere/zincali0.htm

The Zincali (Intro) George Borrow (1803-1881) The Zincali or an account of te gypsies of Spain (Intro) PREFACE IT is with some diffidence that the author ventures to offer the present work to the public. The greater part of it has been written under very peculiar circumstances, such as are not in general deemed at all favourable for literary composition: at considerable intervals, during a period of nearly five years passed in Spain - in moments snatched from more important pursuits - chiefly in ventas and posadas, whilst wandering through the country in the arduous and unthankful task of distributing the Gospel among its children. Owing to the causes above stated, he is aware that his work must not unfrequently appear somewhat disjointed and unconnected, and the style rude and unpolished: he has, nevertheless, permitted the tree to remain where he felled it, having, indeed, subsequently enjoyed too little leisure to make much effectual alteration. At the same time he flatters himself that the work is not destitute of certain qualifications to entitle it to approbation. The author's acquaintance with the Gypsy race in general dates from a very early period of his life, which considerably facilitated his intercourse with the Peninsular portion, to the elucidation of whose history and character the present volumes are more particularly devoted. Whatever he has asserted, is less the result of reading than of close observation, he having long since come to the conclusion that the Gypsies are not a people to be studied in books, or at least in such books as he believes have hitherto been written concerning them.

74. Ftp.cdut.edu.cn/pub/english/Readme.txt 17571827) Poems of William Blake George Borrow (1803-1881) The Romany Beast in theJungle (by Henry James) The Bible in Spain (by George Borrow) The Black http://ftp.cdut.edu.cn/pub/english/Readme.txt

75. Borrow (George Henry) Papers Descriptive Summary. Title George Henry Borrow papers, ca. 18261863 CollectionNumber 1VF64M175 Creator Borrow, George Henry, 1803-1881. http://digilib.uky.edu/dynaweb/oak/kukead/kukmead/1vf64m175/@Generic__BookTextVi

76. Personal Names Index To The Writings Of Alfred Russel Wallace 17491834 536 726 Blanford, Henry F. physical Mr. William naturalist 1781-1862729 Borrow, George linguist writer 1803-1881 649 729 http://www.wku.edu/~smithch/wallace/names.htm

Alfred Russel Wallace : Alfred Wallace : A. R. Wallace : Russel Wallace : Alfred Russell Wallace ( sic Personal Names Index to the Writings of Alfred Russel Wallace The following compilation represents an index of personal names (and a few organizations) that appeared in Wallace's writings. To produce the index I examined every page of every item listed in the "Wallace Bibliography" list, keeping track both of each name that appeared, and how many times it appeared. Only those names that Wallace referred to in more than simple citation terms are included (i.e., names that appeared as part of systematic synonymies, straight citations, etc. are not included unless Wallace also mentioned the persons involved in some further fashion in the main text of his writing). Once I had a "raw" list of names, I attempted to verify and/or distinguish the persons involved using various reference tools (Wallace often refers to people by their last name only, so a few errors are possible in this regard). The editions of the books indexed here are as follows: Palm Trees of the Amazon S713 (original 1853 edition);

77. Xrefer - Content Not Available "Borrow, George Henry (1803 1881)", The Oxford Companion to English Literature. http://w2.xrefer.com/entry/368456

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78. BORROW, GEORGE HENRY Borrow, George Henry (1803—1881), English traveller, linguist and author, wasborn at East Dereham, Norfolk, on the 5th of July 1803, of a middleclass http://67.1911encyclopedia.org/B/BO/BORROW_GEORGE_HENRY.htm

document.write(""); BORROW, GEORGE HENRY Hisioire de St Clwrles Borromée (Milan, 1884); and A. Cantono, Un grande r’iformatore del secolo XVI (Florence, 1904); article “Borromäus”in Herzog-Hauck, Realencyklopadie (Leipzig, 1897). BORROMINI, FRANCESCO (1599—1667), Italian architect, was born at Bissone in I 599. He was the chief representative of the style known in architecture as “baroque,” which marked a fearless and often reckless departure from the traditional laws of the Renaissance, and often obtained originality only at the cost of beauty or wisdom. One of the main opponents of this style was Barocchio (q.v). Borromini was much employed in the middle of the 17th century at Rome. His principal works are the church of St Agnese in Piazza Navona, the church of La Sapienza in Rome, the church of San Carlino alle Fontane, the church of the Collegio di Propaganda, and the restoration of San Giovanni in Laterano. - He died by his own hand at Rome in 1667. Engravings of his chief compositions are to be found in the posthumous work, Francisci Borromini opus Architectonicum they may be laid. This was pointed out by the gentleman who ‘ read” Zincali for Mr Murray, the publisher:— “The dialogues are amongst the best parts of the book; but in

79. George Borrow George Borrow. George Henry Borrow (1803 1881) jest postacia doscniezwykla wsród angielskich pisarzy XIX wieku. Pierwsza http://www.geocities.com/wlodek_fenrych/teksty_wlodka/borrow.htm

George Borrow George Henry Borrow (1803 1881) jest postaci± do¶æ niezwyk³± w¶ród angielskich pisarzy XIX wieku. Pierwsz± rzecz±, o której wiedz± w Anglii nawet dzieci w szkole podstawowej, by³ jego niewiarygodny talent do nauki jêzyków: w wieku kilkunastu lat zna³ ich kilkana¶cie, a pod koniec ¿ycia w³ada³ w mowie i pi¶mie kilkudziesiêcioma. W wieku lat dwudziestu mia³ gotowe rêkopisy poematów t³umaczonych z walijskiego i staroduñskiego. Pe³en literackiej ambicji chcia³ swe wczesne t³umaczenia wydaæ drukiem, ale - jak to zwykle bywa - londyñscy wydawcy mieli na temat tych tekstów inne zdanie. W 1825 roku, rozczarowany londyñskimi wydawcami, Borrow spakowa³ tobo³ek i na piechotê ruszy³ w Angliê. Cygañskie ¿ycie nie by³o mu obce, od wczesnego dzieciñstwa bawi³ siê z obozuj±cymi w pobli¿u cygañskimi dzieæmi i romany W Cygañskim Parowie Jestem w parowie i robiê podkowê. Nie maj±c innego konia, na którego kopytach móg³bym sw± sztukê praktykowaæ, swych pierwszych prób dokona³em na swym w³asnym koniu, je¶li mego kucyka mo¿na by³o nazwaæ koniem. Zreszt± pewnie gdybym dok³adnie przeszuka³ ca³± Angliê, z trudem znalaz³ bym zwierzê bardziej potrzebuj±ce szlachetnych us³ug kowala. Na trzech nogach nie mia³ podków wcale, a na czwartej zaledwie szcz±tek, z którego to powodu kopyta mia³ ¿a³o¶nie popêkane i porozdzierane po swych ostatnich podró¿ach po twardych krzemiennych drogach. "Dot±d nale¿a³e¶ do kotlarza," powiedzia³em zwracaj±c siê do zwierzêcia, "ale teraz nale¿ysz do kowala. Powiadaj±, ¿e domownicy szewca nieodmiennie chodz± gorzej obuci ni¿ wszyscy inni. Byæ mo¿e jest to prawd± w przypadku tych, którzy robi± obuwie ze skóry, ale nie bêdzie to prawd± wobec domowników tego, kto robi obuwie z ¿elaza, w ka¿dym razie nie bêdzie to prawd± w moim przypadku. Wiesz co, mój

80. Untitled Borrow, George Henry (1803 1881). British traveler, linguist and writer. He masteredabout 30 modern languages, and in his youth associated with Gypsies. http://www.geocities.com/jswortham/barrow.html

P. T. Barnum Horse Trading Don Quixote Gelding John ... Directory The Art of Horse Trading as Practiced by George Barrow Who was George Barrow? Leave it to the encyclopedias of today and the Internet to brush over this writer who traveled extensively and as he traveled, not only learned the customs and languages of the country but became so much a part of the story. One could excerpt from his writings enough materials to create other books in their entirety in such a way that they would become marvels in their own right. Such is the case of The Bible in Spain . True, this is his narrative of how he introduced the bible to the Spanish in 1835, but it's not a story about the bible, it's about the people and how they in their own way become a part of a vision of their beautiful country with all its diverse regions and environment. It is also a study on integration of peoples of different backgrounds. It's a documentation of the results of the Spanish Inquisition, one of man's early attempts to solve the problem of how different peoples should live together. The answer for the time was to rid the country of all but the chosen. Did this succeed? Hardly. Or it's a study of architecture, the buildings of peasants, to nobility and all between, from the lowly mud huts, to those with slate and stone, to cathedrals, village squares and castles.

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