963 resultados para Stone, Merlin


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Recueil de dessins à la plume, modèles d'écriture, d'architecture ; Oraison dominicale et alphabets en plusieurs langues ; dessins de l'église cathédrale et de Saint-Rémy de Reims, de Notre-Dame de Paris, et autres monuments parisiens ; dessins d'instruments géographiques et astronomiques, d'instruments de musique, etc. ; — (fol. 193) « Ensuivent plusieurs portraicts tracés en escriture. »

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Contient : Histoire du Saint-Graal, par ROBERT DE BORON. « [C]hil ki se tient et juge au plus peceor de tous, mande salus... » [Le Saint Graal, éd. Hucher, II, 3, note] ; « ... et commenche messire ROBERS en tel manière [Ibid., III, 303], comme vos poerés oïr, s'il est ki le vos die. Or nous consaut Sainte Marie. Explicit li commencemens de l'estoire del s. Graal, et chi après vient l'estoire de Merlin. Dieu nous maint tous à boine fin. Amen. » [Cf. l'explicit dans le ms. franç. 95] ; Histoire de Merlin, par ROBERT DE BORON. « Mout fut iriés li anemis, quant nostre sires ot estei en enfer... » ; «... si come li contes le vous devisera cha avant. Explicit l'enserrement de Merlin. Diex nous maint tous à boine fin. Amen »

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Commençant par : « Moult furent corrociez les ennemis... » et finissant par : «... il perdit le chastel de Trebes, si comme le compte le vous devisera puis apres. Et cy finist l'Ystoire de Merlin. Explicit » .

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Commençant par : « Touz pecheurs doibvent sçavoir que davant que Nostre Seigneur vensist en terre... » et finissant par : «... Ainsi fut Artus esleu à roy, et tint la terre et le royaume de Longres longtemps en paiz. G. Papin. « Icy finist la prophecie Merlin, Redigée de picart en franczoys Qui est tel quel, au mieulx que l'entendoys ; A l'escripvain doint Jhesus bonne fin » .

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The concrete wall gets its exterior finished in stone.

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Through this descriptive exploratory study, the ways that wilderness recreation leaders experience nature are illuminated, deconstructing the assumed environmental benefits of and practices used in outdoor recreation (Haluza-Delay, 2001). This study also offers a foundation for advancing an environmental ethic among wilderness recreation leaders, participants, and organizations. With the continued degradation of and threats to natural environments, and the rising popularity of outdoor recreation participation, the outdoor recreation professional can be a leader in promoting human reconnections to the Earth (Henderson, 1999). Leaders of outdoor recreation experiences play an important role in encouraging these revived relationships to natural settings and can contribute to the necessary environmental consciousness shift needed within Western society (Hanna, 1995; Jordan, 1996). The purpose of this research was to describe the lived-experience in nature of wilderness recreation leaders. Specifically, a phenomenological method of inquiry was used to describe the meaning of nature, the connections and relationships to nature, and the behaviours and emotions experienced in nature by a group of wilderness canoe trip leaders employed by a residential summer camp. In addition to the implications of this research, achieving this outcome provides a rich descriptive understanding of wilderness leaders' experiences—a basis from which to extend future research endeavours and programmatic practices that promote effective environmental outcomes of outdoor recreation participation. Each of the five study participants was employed in the summer of 2003 by an Ontario residential summer camp organization that sponsors extended wilderness river canoe trips for youth. Two in-depth and semi-structured interviews were performed with each participant, asking them to reflect on the canoe trip that they led for the summer camp organization during 2003. Phenomenological data was analyzed according to Colaizzi's (1978) thematic analysis process. Consistent with van Manen's (1997) emphasis on phenomenological writing, the final result presents the essence of the nature experiences of wilderness recreation leaders in the format of a narrative description. This narrative piece is the culmination of this research effort. Throughout the journey, however, various foundations within the outdoor recreation field, such as minimum impact principles, environmentally responsible behaviours, anthropocentric and ecocentric worldviews, and effective leadership are deconstructed and discussed.

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Receipt to S.D. Woodruff from Harnden Co. Stone for charges on the level, 1846.

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Certificate of exportation to S.D. Woodruff from Harnden Co. Stone for items sent to Lewiston from Buffalo. This is a handwritten 1 page document, Jan. 1, 1846[7].

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Letter to S.D. Woodruff from the Clough Stone Co. acknowledging the payment made for stone shipped to B. Allen, July 24, 1876.

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Receipt from J.D. Hibbard for brick and stone work, Dec. 14, 1876.