The amazing duchess; being the romantic history of Elizabeth Chudleigh, maid of honour, the Hon. Mrs. Hervey, Duchess of Kingston, and Countess of Bristol,

Authorities: v. 2, p. 357-359.

Three Men and a Maid due date card

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Measurement of the unpolarized K+ Lambda and K+ Sigma 0 electroproduction cross-section off the proton with KAOS-spectrometer

The new stage of the Mainz Microtron, MAMI, at the Institute for Nuclear Physics of the Johannes Gutenberg-University, operational since 2007, allows open strangeness experiments to be performed. Covering the lack of electroproduction data at very low Q2, p(e,K+)Lambda and p(e,K+)Sigma0, reactions have been studied at Q^2 = 0.036(GeV/c)^2 andrnQ^2 = 0.05(GeV=c)^2 in a large angular range. Cross-section at W=1.75rnGeV will be given in angular bins and compared with the predictions of Saclay-Lyon and Kaon Maid isobaric models. We conclude that the original Kaon-Maid model, which has large longitudinal couplings of the photon to nucleon resonances, is unphysical. Extensive studies for the suitability of silicon photomultipliers as read out devices for a scintillating fiber tracking detector, with potential applications in both positive and negative arms of the spectrometer, will be presented as well.

The works of Thomas Middleton, now first collected,

Imperfect: frontpiece wanting. cf. v.1, p. 4211.

My Mimosa maid : a Riviera musical incident /

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A Maid Asleep

Johannes Vermeer; 2 ft. 10 31/64 in.x 2 ft. 6 1/8 in.; oil on canvas

The death of Robert, Earl of Huntington.: 1601.

Original title: The death of Robert, earl of Huntington. Otherwise called Robin Hood of merry Sherwood; with the lamentable Tragedy of chaste Matilda his fair maid Marian, poisoned at Dunmowe by King John. Acted by the Right Honourable, the Earle of Notingham, Lord high Admiral of England, his servants. Imprinted at London, for William Leake, 1901.

The new British novelist; comprising works by the most popular and fashionable writers of the present day.

The young queen. v. 1-3.--Écarté [by John Richardson] v. 4-6.--Sentiment not principle [by Mrs. C. DeHavilland] v. 7.--The sea-king in England [by Edwin Atherstone] v. 8-9.--The exiles of Palestine [by John Carne] v. 10-12.--Walter Colyton [by Horatio Smith] v. 13-15.--The adventures of a king's page [by Charles White] v. 16-18.--Stratton Hill [by John Carne] v. 19-21.--Richmond [by Thomas Gaspey] v. 22-24.--English fashionables abroad [by Mrs. C.D. Burdett] v. 25-27.--Confessions of and old maid [by E. Carrington] v. 28-30.--Florence [by Mrs. Robertson] v. 31-33.--The incognito. v. 34-36.--Exile of Erin [by W.F. Deacon] The magic of love. v. 37.--Truckleborough hall [by W.P. Scargill] v. 40-42.--No enthusiasm. v. 43-44--The man of two lives [by James Boaden] v. 45-46.--The military bijou [by John Shipp] v. 47-48.--The rifleman's comrade. v. 49.--The Boyne water [by John Banim] v. 50.

[The novels and poems of Sir Walter Scott]

Ed. by Andrew Lang.