-
interpretation of his
principle as a
fatalistic resignation to fate and
mischance.
Murphy regarded the law as
representing a
major principle of defensive...
-
unprecedented situation, a
grotesque situation, an
almost unbelievable mischance". The
corresponding acronym was
coined by
Conor Cruise O'Brien, and both...
- river's dim
expanse Like some bold seer in a trance,
Seeing all his own
mischance With gl****y
countenance Did she look to Camelot. And at the
closing of...
- is
given something for the child's eyes,
usually an ointment;
through mischance, or
sometimes curiosity, she uses it on one or both of her own eyes. At...
- the
Traditional Queen (Spanish: la
Reina Castiza), and the
Queen of Sad
Mischance (Spanish: la de los
Tristes Destinos). Spain: Dame of the
Order of Queen...
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travesty of the bad art of burglary. To see Mr.
Ustinov sweating through his
mischance encounters with the
Turkish police, or
playing the role of
stool pigeon...
- that are the best
available sources of information. Loss of
records by
mischance and the p****age of time
complicates reconstructing the
actual count for...
- 'Ware, oh 'ware of that
broken sword ! What ! dare ye, for an hour's
mischance Gather around her,
jeering France, Attila's own
exulting horde ? Lo !...
- to
William but the
tapestry does not
suggest any
specific purpose. By
mischance,
Harold arrives at the
wrong location in
France and is
taken prisoner...
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human lot; what he shouldn't do is to complain, and
dwell on his
personal mischance." Deep
image poet
Robert Bly made a
similar criticism. Some
literary critics...
