41. Boyhood Quotations -- A-L Authors I’m beginning to believe it. Douglas, Norman (England, 18681952).Nobody can misunderstand a boy like his own mother . Mothers http://histclo.hispeed.com/essay/child/quote/cq-a.html

Childhood: Quotations (A-L) Figure 1.. HBC readers will find a wide rang of interesting quotations here. Some famous quotations about boys provide some interestings insights into boys and childhood over the years. We will list some of our favorite quotations. We will include quotations by boys as well as adult quotations about boys. We will also include quotes from famous people about their boyhood or quotes by other about the boyhood of famous people. Do let us know if you have a favorite quotation. We will archive them by author. Most of our quotations are american or British, primarily because of our familarity with English-language literature and history. Hopefully our readers will provide some pertinent quottions from their country to include here. Arthur Baer (1886- ) One can take a boy out of a village, but one cannot take a village out of a boy. Baden-Powell, (Lord) Robert Stephenson Smyth (England, 1857-1941) Every boy ought to learn how to shoot and obey orders, else he is no more good when war breaks out than an old woman. [Baden-Powell cautions boys at the beginning of his famous book, Scouting for Boys Bates, Norman (U.S., 1960?)

42. Scottish Surnames Chambers. Douglas, Norman (18681952). Australian born Scot. Novelistand travel writer. South Wind is one of his best known works. http://www.fife.50megs.com/scottish-surnames-d.htm

Home Page Tour Scotland on a relaxing, small group vacation of my homeland. Click here for the Best Scottish Tours ! DAICHES , David (1912-) of Edinburgh. Professor of English, Univ. of Sussex (1961-), at Cornell Univ., USA (1946-51). Lecturer on English at Cambridge (1951-61). Dean of the School of English Studies (1961-68). DAILE A bushy vale. DALGETTY , James S. (1907-). Became Senior Legal Draftsman to the Govt. of Nyasaland in 1962. DALHOUSIE , (James Andrew Broun-Ramsay) Marquis of (1812-60) of Dalhousie Castle. Became the greatest of Indian Proconsuls. Appointed Governor-General of India in 1848, the youngest Viceroy ever, and his administration was a tremendous success. DALLAS Local: from Dallas in Elginshire. The name signifies a watered meadow; dail, a meadow, and uis, water. Sir William de Doleys was living in 1286 ; in 1367 John de Dolais was Thane of Cromdale. DALMAHOY Local: from the lands of Dalmahoy in MidLothian. The family was distinguished as far back as the time of Alexander III.

43. It Goes On The Shelf Together Norman Douglas - McBride, NY'31. A reprint from the 1923 edition, curiousphoto-illustrated endpapers. Douglas (1868-1952) is an interesting writer http://fanac.org/fanzines/IGOTS/igots4.htm

It Goes On The Shelf No.4 December 1987 Published at The Sign of the Purple Mouth by Ned Brooks 4817 Dean Lane, Lilburn GA 30047-4720 nedbrooks@sprynet.com Website - http://home.sprynet.com/~nedbrooks/home.htm Cover art and interiors by Sheryl Birkhead Fandom is something that comes in the mail Sheryl Birkhead sends a couple of pieces of art, but only one is usable for thermal mimeo, the other has far too wide an area of black. Looks like IGOTS as imagined by Cecil B DeMille at his most monolithic - a comment on my style, perhaps. Eric Mayer writes that he liked the Machen and the crank Bible book in #3. He also inclosed four of his comix booklets, King Cotton, The Stick Dick, Bad Cat , and Fred's Dream - this last has a magnificent hecto cover in full color and two color' pages inside. Eric also incloses a copy of his article on how to do hecto from Small Press Comix Explosion Simone Welch at Bridge Publications (1414 N Catalina St, Los Angeles, Calif-90027) has sent along two volumes of the Writers of the Future anthology series for review. I had hoped to review the Battlefield Earth books as well, but the tenth one has yet to appear here and I might as well do all that at once - maybe next issue. Ruth Berman (2809 Drew Avenue South, Minneapolis, Minn-55416) notes that I missed at least one "Tom O'Bedlam" title last time, Poul Anderson's

44. Printed Special Collections In The National Library Of Scotland related manuscript material, this is one of the most complete collections knownof the works of the Austrianborn writer Norman Douglas (1868-1952), who had http://www.nls.ac.uk/print_collect/list.cfm?letter=J

45. Vive La France ! cared to try, could produce an excellent and nutritious substitute out of cigar stumpsand empty matchboxes. — Norman Douglas (18681952), British novelist. http://www.gdargaud.net/Humor/French.html

Humor page or Table of Content Vive la France ! "Bouillabaisse is only good because cooked by the French, who, if they cared to try, could produce an excellent and nutritious substitute out of cigar stumps and empty matchboxes." On this page: Guidelines for American Tourists C'est beau la langue française Leçon d'anglais Recettes de cuisine Guidelines for American Tourists T he following advisory for American travelers heading for France was compiled from information provided by the US State Department, the Central Intelligence Agency, the US Chamber of Commerce, the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control, and some very expensive spy satellites that the French don't know about. It is intended as a guide for American travellers only. General Overview France is a medium-sized foreign country situated in the continent of Europe. It is an important member of the world community, though not nearly as important as it thinks. It is bounded by Germany, Spain, Switzerland and some smaller nations of no particular consequence and with not very good shopping. France is a very old country with many treasures, such as the Louvre and EuroDisney. Among its contributions to western civilization are champagne, Camembert cheese and the guillotine. Although France likes to think of itself as a modern nation, air conditioning is little used and it is next to impossible to get decent Mexican food. One continuing exasperation for American visitors is that the people wilfully persist in speaking French, though many will speak English if shouted at. As in any foreign country, watch your change at all times.

46. Burnsland Cemetery Index, Calgary, Alberta, 1994 Craig, Donald B. 1931. Craig, Douglas Arthur, 19351945. CRAIG, Norman, -1964. CRAIG,Norman, 1898-1964. Cromarty, James Laird, 1868-1952. Cromarty, Jane E. 1871-1972. http://www.afhs.ab.ca/data/cemeteries/burnsland/burns_cr.html

breadCrumbs("http://www.afhs.ab.ca","","index.html","AiryContent","AiryContent","AiryContent","0"); Canada BC Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec Newfoundland New Brunswick Nova Scotia PEI YK NT Birth Marriage Census Death Other Contact: safemail("webster","afhs.ab.ca","AFHS") 18 Jul 2002 Burnsland Cemetery Index, Calgary, Alberta, 1994 These data were compiled by AFHS volunteers in 1994, based on both monument and burial information. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, but human errors are always possible. Confirming the information with personal observation or other sources is always advisable. Basic information has been provided on this website. Burial records obtained from the City of Calgary, show a burial date in the format 23061999 (d/m/yr) When this is the only date available for an individual, it is the one used in the index. Additional information (e.g., monument inscriptions and burial information that may include exact birth and death dates, parents, spouse, etc.) may be available in some cases and can be obtained from the Projects Coordinator, Judie Riddell at safemail("projects","afhs.ab.ca","Projects Chair")

47. Burnsland Cemetery Index, Calgary, Alberta, 1994 McCall, James F. 18681952. McCALL, FR, 26011949. McGibbon, Maude Isobel, 1925-1942.McGibbon, Russell, Douglas, 1888-1973. McGlashan, Norman M, 1893-1978. http://www.afhs.ab.ca/data/cemeteries/burnsland/burns_mc.html

breadCrumbs("http://www.afhs.ab.ca","","index.html","AiryContent","AiryContent","AiryContent","0"); Canada BC Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec Newfoundland New Brunswick Nova Scotia PEI YK NT Birth Marriage Census Death Other Contact: safemail("webster","afhs.ab.ca","AFHS") 18 Jul 2002 Burnsland Cemetery Index, Calgary, Alberta, 1994 These data were compiled by AFHS volunteers in 1994, based on both monument and burial information. Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, but human errors are always possible. Confirming the information with personal observation or other sources is always advisable. Basic information has been provided on this website. Burial records obtained from the City of Calgary, show a burial date in the format 23061999 (d/m/yr) When this is the only date available for an individual, it is the one used in the index. Additional information (e.g., monument inscriptions and burial information that may include exact birth and death dates, parents, spouse, etc.) may be available in some cases and can be obtained from the Projects Coordinator, Judie Riddell at safemail("projects","afhs.ab.ca","Projects Chair")

48. Lebanon IOOF Cemetery, N-O, Surveyed 2000 NICHOLS, Thomas J. 18641935 Minnie B. 1868-1952 (one stone 8, 1946-Apr 26, 1998,and OLSON, Douglas I., May Jan 3, 1923 (one stone) OLSON, Harry Norman May 18 http://www.usgennet.org/usa/or/town/lebanon/cems/ioof/2000/no.html

Lebanon I.O.O.F. Surveyed 2000, Emma Greer. Click on the letters below to go to the page with surnames beginning with that letter. [A] [B] [C] [D] ... [Y-Z] N NAEVE, Donald J. 1930-1997 NAISH, Katherine R. 1888-1953 NAKONSKY, John 1898-1973 NAKONSKY, William J. Jan 28, 1930-Aug 21, 1989, CPL, US Army, Koria NASH, Beulah M. 1918-1957 NASH, Maude L. 1888-1947 NAUGHT, Otis A. 1889-1963 NEAVOLL, Lula May 13, 1895-Oct 16, 1981 NEAVOLL, William S. 1908-1967 NEESSEN, Heiko W. Jul 20, 1933-Jun 25, 1996, PFC, US Army NEESSEN,Edna L. Sep 22, 1921-Jun 8, 1989 NEILD, Florence 1903-1992 NELSON, Bertha M. 1882-1967 NELSON, Donald Ray Jul 14, 1956-May 14, 1991 NELSON, Ervin Edward Feb 7, 1884-Jan 23, 1945 Nelson, Helen P. 1918-1977 NELSON, Jennie V. 1923-1989 NELSON, Mattie Mae 1888-1953 NELSON, Randy R. 6 yrs, 5 mo, 17 days NELSON, Raymon G. 1912-1987 NELSON, Terry Lee Feb 27, 1947-Sep 22, 1993 NELSON, Vernon A. Nov 24, 1933-Feb 13, 1997, US Air Force, Korea NELSON, Walter F. Dec 28, 1920-Sep 14, 1988 TEC 4, US Army, World War II NELSON, Walter Verne 1880-1954

49. Modern British And American Literature Beerbohm (18721956) Study PR 6003 E6 Arnold Bennett (1867-1931) Study PR 6007 A95C. Day-Lewis (1904-72) Study PR 6007 O88 Norman Douglas (1868-1952) Study PR http://www.lib.vt.edu/info/colldev/coll_dev_policies/MODBRIT.html

modern british and american literature Statement of Programs and Library Needs: Special Collections collects the literature of the Appalachian Region as comprehensively as possible. The majority of the works collected are printed works, although efforts have also been made to acquire manuscript materials. See, for example, the thorough collection of printed publications of Sherwood Anderson Collection . However, there are relatively few manuscripts available for comprehensive-level research in Anderson studies. In addition, the department has a good representative collection of 18th-century British literature, which emphasized major writers and genres. Also represented in the collection is a growing collection of 19th-century American literature in which minor writers are emphasized, as well as Southern writers, genres, and topical literature (e.g. Civil War poetry). The majority of the materials represented and actively collected are printed. The department has endeavored to collect representative pieces from literary genres, such as speculative fiction, and topics from all of Western European literature expensive materials are not purchased in this area. Up until very recently, the department purchased first editions and especially printed editions of contemporary American and British writers. Because of increasingly higher prices for this material, the department no longer makes significant purchases in this area.

50. Spiritual Paths Norman Douglas (18681952) What is all *wisdom* save a collectionof platitudes. They embody the concentrated experience of the http://www.lightmatrix.org/Spiritual_Paths/Spiritual_Path.shtml

Provides a clear summary and synthesis of the world's great spiritual traditions and new age metaphysics as well as the classics. New thought mysticism and consciousness raising, spiritual philosophy blending with teachings of esoteric arcane wisdom helping raise universal consciousness that can lead to enlightenment. It has been said there are as many *spiritual paths* as there are people on them. It is also true that all paths lead to the mountain top . . . eventually. Some maintain the spiritual path is intensely personal and must be found alone. Others think some paths can be taught. We agree with the Eastern thought that says enabling the other to see through the illusions of life and to attain truth is the real miracle. In that spirit we offer several different paths, and links to many more. Take some time and read them. Then choose what resonates with you. Many find that bits and pieces from different paths work for them. This is called the ECLECTIC PATH and has many *New Parables.* But remember: Ram Dass : "He who runs around the mountain sampling *different paths* is not climbing."

51. The Impacts Of Sea Level Rise On The Nigerian Coast Editorial. By. Philip James. Mechanics, not microbes, are the menaceto civilisation. Norman Douglas (18681952). Douglas's quote was http://www.els.salford.ac.uk/env-res/eei/Past Journals/Vol20/Issue1/Abstracts/Ed

Editorial By Philip James Mechanics, not microbes, are the menace to civilisation Norman Douglas (1868-1952) Douglas's quote was probably written as a witty remark, indicating the growing consensus that the human race had effectively controlled infectious diseases. Antibiotics, the super-drugs, offered a future free from the scourge which had beset our ancestors: we should be able to live our long lives, little affected by the ravages of infection and safe in the knowledge that any minor ailment could be easily treated. Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947) stated: Civilisation advances by extending the number of important operations which we can perform without thinking about them . On this basis, the advancement of civilisation in England has certainly been put on hold for a while. Is this cessation of normal activity the scourge of microbial infection or the result of the meddling of mechanics? Is it the inevitable result of biology or the effect of mechanisation breaking down the frontiers of natural systems? The primary reason for the actions currently being taken is the well-founded fear of a spread of foot and mouth disease. From

52. Friendship Quotes Find All Kinds Of Inspirational Friendship Quotes Here To find a friend one must close one eye to keep him, two. Norman Douglas 18681952,British Author. Friendship is held to be the severest test of character. http://www.motivational-depot.com/quotes/friendship/friendship-quotes-s.htm

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53. Food Quotes: French Cuisine they cared to try, could produce an excellent and nutritious substitute out of cigarstumps and empty matchboxes. Norman Douglas, British novelist (18681952). http://www.foodreference.com/html/qfrenchcuisine.html

Food Reference Website Quotes about food Home Articles Facts/Trivia Cooks Tips ... Fusion Cuisine FRENCH CUISINE ".....an ignorant and pretentious bunch try to improve on what is already the finest..... The improviser sets himself up at the stove just as he does anywhere else. With his eyes turned to heaven instead of on his saucepans, he drops in a pinch of curry powder here, a spoonful of brandy there, and somewhere else, something even worse - a few drops of custard! He uses any old stuffing, he dribbles in some frightful additive. . .. Old words, classic terms, and traditions are all flouted by these priests of improvisation - it seems that we are a long way removed from the discreet combinations of flavors, thought out at length, that were once the basis of French gourmandise. . . ." Colette (Sidonie Gabrielle), French novelist Prisons et paradis, Hachette "If I had magic powers, I should like to wave my golden fork over the confined cookery of Europe and enlarge it to infinity; I would like to . . . offer French nationality to the many hardly known but delicious foreign dishes; ...I would like to put the whole of natural history on the spit, in stews, in fricassees, in court-bouillon, in grills,..... " Fulbert-Dumonteil (Jean Camille) 1831-1912. French writer.

54. Food Quotes: Saffron SAFFRON. A man who is stingy with saffron is capable of seducinghis own grandmother. . Norman Douglas, English Writer (18681952). http://www.foodreference.com/html/qsaffron.html

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55. Untitled November 22, 1996. Advertising Booze. You can tell the ideals of anation by its advertising. Norman Douglas(18681952). There is a http://www.mcn.org/c/irapilgrim/drugs09.html

November 22, 1996 Advertising Booze You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertising. Norman Douglas(1868-1952) There is a big debate about whether to advertise hard liquor on radio and television.I can see one of those commercials now: A glamorous couple, usually one male and one female, sitting on the edge of a bed sipping an amber colored liquid and looking longingly at each other, while the announcer says, "To free you of those inconvenient inhibitions, drink Seagrams." At the end of the commercial, a song tells the viewer that "just one glass does the trick." In a later commercial, we see the back of a man standing in front of a urinal, while the announcer says, "No need to drink a pint; just a few ounces of Seagrams will do it." I say "let 'em advertise!" Let's also advertise marijuana, cocaine, heroine, rifles, hand guns, dynamite and other explosives. Why not? We advertise beer, wine, prescription drugs, non-prescription drugs, pain killers of all kinds, laxatives, hemorrhoid treatments; in short, everything that isn't illegal. I can see it now, a man standing with a smoking automatic pistol, blowing the smoke coming out of the barrel and saying, "He won't bother me ever again." This is followed by an announcer who says, "To get the job done right, use Remington." Come to think of it, I used to see those commercials in the movies when I was a kid. They called them "westerns." I think that they still have them on television.

56. D a ghost. Norman Douglas. (18681952) English writer. Justice is toogood for some people and not good enough for the rest. What is http://www.wist.info/authors/d.html

A B C D E F G H ... Misc. The Dalai Lama (b. 1935) Tibetan Buddhist spiritual leader This is my simple religion. There is no need for temples; no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness. We live very close together. So our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them. I have observed that religious practice is not a precondition either of ethical conduct or of happiness itself. I have also suggested that, whether a person practices religion or not, the spiritual qualities of love and compassion, patience, tolerance, forgiveness, humility and so on are indispensable. Ancient Wisdom, Modern World Dandemis Indian philosopher [Lao Kiun] Do not condemn the judgment of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong. Rodney Dangerfield (b. 1922) American comic, actor Its been a rough day. I got up this morning . put on a shirt and a button fell off. I picked up my briefcase and the handle came off. I'm afraid to go to the bathroom. Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) Italian poet The hottest places in hell are reserved for those who in a period of moral crisis maintain their neutrality.

57. LEO ABSE Labour Politician & Author http//www.sbu.ac.uk/~stafflag/edwarddent.html. Norman Douglas (18681952)Author. http//www.sbu.ac.uk/~stafflag/NormanDouglas.html. http://www.nakedblog.com/gaylinkspage.htm

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58. QuoteWorld.org - Home To 14,254 Quotations And Growing! Email this quote to a friend! Education is the statecontrolled manufacture ofechoes. (George) Norman Douglas (1868-1952), Writer, author, known as http://www.quoteworld.org/browse.php?thetext=men,man,male&page=57

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60. 17617. Douglas, Norman. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996 reading, and teadrinking have nearly extinguished. ATTRIBUTION Norman Douglas (18681952), British author. http://www.bartleby.com/66/17/17617.html

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