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… 1868,0808.7878. Watching and interacting from their vantage point, they too chattered away adhering to their own social rules. It was not until the advent of gaslight that the noise of conversation in the theatre receded. After the French …

… decipher the reading material they confronted (in the form of street- or roadsigns) also gesture towards other assorted rules for ‘civilized’ forms connected with reading, including its p ossibly dangerous, licentious, political uses . In …

… of life. / The following little work proposes a new object of pursuit; that of examining the face of a country by the rules of picturesque beauty. 8 And yet, some forms of sociability appear in his representations of nature under the …

… Scholars formed these regional colonies through their social networks, at their own estates: they adopted the common rules and admission procedures typical of institutions, and organised at least two formal meetings per year, but they …

… The Mohocks: A Poem in Miltonic Verse  (1712), called them ‘Great Reformers, whose exalted Souls / Despise stiff formal Rules, and Knots of Law’, 13  couching their exploits in mock-heroic tones. Tangentially related, one also finds …

… liste alphabétique des membres de l’ Anglaise , puis sur les articles du règlement de la loge, en version anglaise ( 'Rules to be observed in this lodge' ) et en version française ('Règles qui s’observent dans la Loge'). D’emblée, l’accent …

… God permits evil. 11   Defoe is, in fact, a non-skeptical rationalist, who reveals his adherence to a creed of universal rules governing both the world of nature and the human world. The combination of colloquialism and reasoning in the …

… financial markets. High-staking elite gamblers could be vulnerable. Avoiding dishonesty helped shape the sports rules and behaviours.   Getting one over on the opposition sometimes led to accusations that owners, grooms, jockeys or …