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	Dreaming of a Lost Christmas, by Jeffrey Scott Holland
		Grim pulled it out as Edward got back to his feet.
		Grim's face suddenly distorted and his body began to bend out of shape.
		Grim's voice became very deep and rough and echoed through the entire house as he spoke, "You idiot!
	www.pride-net.com /1997/october/holidays/ch-end.htm (1268 words)

	Edward Grim’s Account of the Murder of Thomas Becket
		One of the best accounts of Becket's murder is by his biographer Edward Grim in Vita S. Thomae, Cantuariensis Archepiscopi et Martyris, ed.
		Edward Grim’s Account of the Murder of Thomas Becket
		Once dead, Becket was hailed as a saint, and his shrine became one of the most celebrated pilgrimage sites of western Europe, and the destination of Geoffrey Chaucer's pilgrims in the Canterbury Tales.
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/source/grim-becket.html (692 words)

	Discovery Online, Exploration -- Road Rally, Today at the Rally
		The elder Montagu was the first Brit to drive on the continent, and his son Edward was the first to motor through the Chunnel.
		Edward owns and directs one of the foremost vintage car museums in the world, Britain's National Motoring Museum, and he has driven in more than 300 international road rallies.
		Sour-faced on a good day, Montagu looks grim, his small round eyes watery, his flushed face pinched as he glowers at his mechanic.
	users.rcn.com /cmckenna.interport/PekingtoParis/dispatches/0908/race.html (887 words)

	Salon People Edward Gorey
		And they're small, borrowing the nonsense of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear, coupled with the grim infanticides of the Brothers Grimm.
		Perhaps a primal clue to Gorey's perspicacity and morbid taste can be found in his choice of childhood reading material: He read "Dracula" at age 5, "Frankenstein" at age 7 and all of the works of Victor Hugo by age 8.
		Gorey was not born in England, but in Chicago, in 1925.
	archive.salon.com /people/bc/2000/02/15/gorey (952 words)

	village voice > vls > Lost Classic by Erik Davis
		Edward Whittemore is utterly enchanted by the mystery of that sweep, a mystery whose archetypal patterns and strange surface designs are woven into the rich, goofy, and esoteric texture of his remarkable Jerusalem Quartet.
		Whittemore's colorful characters are invariably crippled within (and often without), and they wrestle fitfully with meaninglessness, time, and the grim realities of war.
		Whittemore's meditations on history are serious—the most central figure in the series is Strongbow's son Stern, an ethnically mixed gunrunner, morphine addict, and spy who spends the early decades of the 20th century pursuing his hopeless dream of a genuinely multicultural Palestine.
	www.villagevoice.com /vls/166,davis,12210,21.html (952 words)

	BBC - History - Edward VII: The First Constitutional Monarch
		British monarchs have seldom had happy childhoods, and Albert Edward, the future King Edward VII but known throughout his life as Bertie, was no exception.
		Victoria and Albert were young and passionately determined to raise their children well, but this determination was so grim in its earnestness and so unyielding in its idealism that it served rather to thwart than encourage the growth of their nine children.
		For the rest of his life Edward struggled with the double burden of knowing she blamed him, and feeling her unjust for doing so.
	www.bbc.co.uk /history/state/monarchs_leaders/edward_vii_01.shtml (952 words)

	Angel Records
		The vocals of Martyn Jaques are to be particularly noted, as they dive in an out of Victorian hysteria, sometimes doing a grim march to the grave, and often erupting into melo-dramatic flourishes quite appropriate to the subject matter, which ranges from a weird alphabet to a learned pig to Gorey's mysterious universal compound QRV.
		Well, certainly Edward Gorey would agree, and the Tiger Lilies - aided by the Kronos Quartet - celebrate the "Victorian noir" of Gorey in beautiful and idiosyncratic performances, redolent of what drawing room recitals of 1800s London might have been if the audiences were not afriad of being offended.
		Gorey, and there are moments when the linguistic precision and care of Edward is somewhat brushed aside by the demands of the song, but these - all in all - do not disturb this listener's ear to any great degree.
	www.angelrecords.com /Detail.asp?UPCCode=724355751324 (548 words)

	Edward Bond playwright - plays biography information
		In 1965 his grim portrait of urban violence, Saved, in which a baby is stoned in its pram, aroused much admiration as well as a ban from the Lord Chamberlain.
		After leaving school early and working in various dead-end jobs, Edward Bond began to write for the theatre.
		Bond forecasts questions fifty years into the future, in an age of escalating militarism
	www.doollee.com /PlaywrightsB/BondEdward.htm (635 words)

	Edward Grimm Ted Lewin
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		Edward H Bickersteth - The Trinity - 0825423945
		Edward Hampton - Stay with the monarchy-- Australia!!
	www.didgeridooman.com /262369_edward-grimm-ted-lewin_0531302806thedoormanantiquebooks.html (635 words)

	EMLS 9.2 (September, 2003]: .1-4 Review of Edward II
		There, the grim, black-garbed Bolingbroke strongly suggests Puritanism; here, that suggestion has been transferred to the prim, hymn-singing barons (though it is notable that Edward and his followers stage a counter-claim to the moral high ground by also singing hymns).
		His performance is the main beneficiary of the unhurried pace, not least because it becomes so clear how unpredictable and contradictory are the actions of those around him, like Kent and Mortimer, who change their minds and their policy from minute to minute and whom Edward therefore has no hope of controlling.
		Moreover, where Dido seems to be afraid to play the text straight or to allow any of the scenes any emotional weight, Edward II, at three hours and ten minutes including two intervals of fifteen minutes each, pays slow, careful attention to all the major scenes and speeches.
	www.chass.utoronto.ca /emls/09-2/ediirev.html (447 words)

	Salon People Edward Gorey
		And they're small, borrowing the nonsense of Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear, coupled with the grim infanticides of the Brothers Grimm.
		Back then no one knew quite what to call his small gems with their manic pen-and-ink illustrations of overstuffed drawing rooms, set somewhere between the Edwardian era and the 1920s, and with punch lines taken from the unspeakable horror of their well-dressed characters' untimely demises.
		Perhaps a primal clue to Gorey's perspicacity and morbid taste can be found in his choice of childhood reading material: He read "Dracula" at age 5, "Frankenstein" at age 7 and all of the works of Victor Hugo by age 8.
	www.salon.com /people/bc/2000/02/15/gorey (447 words)

	The Culture Of Poverty
		The thrust of Mayer's grim analysis is to support the existence of a permanent "culture of poverty," an argument first advanced in the modern American context by political scientist Edward Banfield in a 1970 book.
		The Banfield theory ignited outrage, because it meant that, beyond some point, the effort to end poverty would fail.
		even if their incomes were doubled," Banfield wrote, because they had a "radically present-oriented" outlook that "attaches no value to work, sacrifice, self-improvement, or service to family, friends or community."
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/politics/special/welfare/stories/op043097.htm (447 words)

	Kane (fantasy) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kane is a literary character created by Karl Edward Wagner in a series of sword and sorcery novels and short stories between 1970 and 1985.
		The stories are set in a grim, pre-medieval world which is nonetheless ancient and rich in history.
		He is often compared to Conan the Barbarian (partly because Wagner also wrote several Conan stories), but is quite different in that he is an intelligent, often devious character with a more somber and reflective outlook on life than Conan.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kane_(fantasy) (532 words)

	Edward D. Hoch
		However, this story is too grim in its surrounding storytelling to be truly entertaining: the Vlado tales tend to suffer from melancholia.
		Hoch has written a series of stories that attempt to explain 19th Century riddle tales, puzzling works which were originally designed to set up situations so baffling that they could have no possible solution.
		Hoch is at the forefront of writers who employ the latest in communications and computer technology in their tales.
	user.aol.com /MG4273/hoch.htm (8575 words)

	fiction.txt
		The Don Flows Home to the Sea RC 46675 by Mikhail Aleksandrovich Sholokhov read by Edward Blake 5 cassettes (Reissue) An earthy epic of Cossack life during the Revolution traces the fortunes and misfortunes of the Cossacks in their grim battles with the Reds and the Whites.
		Edward's first act as king is to recall his lover Piers Gaveston, who was banished by Edward's father.
		Montenegro RC 45871 by Starling Lawrence read by Ed Blake 3 cassettes British covert agent Auberon Harwell arrives in Montenegro on the eve of World War I. At a Serbian village, Harwell falls in love with the wife of the local resistance leader, whose only wish is to send her son to America.
	www.loc.gov /nls/catalogs/cassette/1999/fiction.txt (8575 words)

	village voice > dance > by Deborah Jowitt
		The second act is fleshed out with a betrothal ball for Edward's son and a long, long, tender duet in prison between the deposed, debilitated king and his leather-clad executioner—which adds a note of sado-masochistic eroticism to the grisly coup de grâce.
		The theatrically effective opening, with black-cloaked monks and mourners laying Edward I to rest and crowning Edward II (Wolfgang Stollwitzer), is interrupted by Gaveston (Robert Parker).
		Gaveston loses his head, and the Grim Reaper (a seminude muscle man powerfully danced by David Justin) stalks ominously through.
	www.villagevoice.com /dance/0040,jowitt,18659,14.html (950 words)

	- Chapter 17
		Of course, she wouldn't have needed a lot of armament to deal with the completely unarmed and defenseless merchies upon which she preyed, and he felt a grim satisfaction at the way the tables had been turned in this instance.
		The ship they were pursuing massed no more than fifty thousand tons, little more than twelve percent of an Edward Saganami -class cruiser like Jessica Epps, and no hyper-capable warship could mount very much offense or defense on that limited a displacement.
		It didn't look like it was going to be very difficult.
	paulsweblog.com /books/weber_d/honor_10/0743435451__17.htm (950 words)

	magoo.com: More Irish Names Derived from "Horse" by Hugh McGough
		I later found that Each dhub was a black horse ridden by the mythical Dullaghan, sort of a grim reaper and that many early families identified with various legends having to do with horses.
		"During my genealogical research, I found that McLysaght said that there was an Irish derivation for the name—it was a shortened version of O'hEachdhubhain—descended from the dark or black horse.
		A Rite of Bealtainne, created by Ian Corrigan, includes an offering to "Eochaid the Stallion" as a "king under the hill" of the Sidhe clans, the underground people.
	www.magoo.com /hugh/horsenames.html (10038 words)

	Review: Saving Private Ryan
		Edward Burns' Reiben uses cynicism and sarcasm to hide his uncertainty about the validity of his latest mission.
		In many ways, the picture painted by this movie is more grim than the one Oliver Stone presented in Platoon, which has often been cited as the most daring anti-war film to come out of Hollywood.
		The U.S. army chief of staff, General George C. Marshall (Harve Presnell), is stirred by the grief-stricken woman's plight, and decides to send a group of men into the French countryside to find and rescue the fourth son, paratrooper Private James Ryan (Matt Damon).
	movie-reviews.colossus.net /movies/s/saving.html (1296 words)

	10120-8.txt
		And one Sir Edward Grim, that was his crossier, put forth his arm with the cross to bear off the stroke, and the stroke smote the cross asunder and his arm almost off, wherefore he fled for fear and so did all the monks that were that time at Compline.
		This house, according to Dunken, the historian of Dartford, was the dwelling of one "John Grovehurst in the reign of King Edward IV.
		In the time of Edward I. the Kirby of that day, Roger, rebuilt the castle, but it is not the ruins of his work we see, these being of a much later building.
	www.gutenberg.org /dirs/1/0/1/2/10120/10120-8.txt (1296 words)

	ArtsJournal: PIXEL POINTS
		—Edward Durrell Stone, The Evolution of an Architect
		Fashions pass but buildings remain to become grim reminders of transient enthusiasms.
		Of course, Hartford's gallery and Stone's architecture famously failed to carry the day: "bad taste" was the consensus critique of the whole enterprise.
	www.artsjournal.com /pixelpoints/archives20050301.shtml (4191 words)

	Catholic Mission Australia - Life for All
		Cardinal Wamala highlighted the urgent need for 'mission' with a grim reminder of his own country's challenges.
		"Let us launch into the deep,'' said the Cardinal, placing emphasis on the importance of all who are concerned about injustices and inequalities, to make a conscious decision to act in solidarity with their brothers and sisters in less resourced countries.
		Every day of his life, His Eminence Cardinal Emmanuel Wamala, Archbishop of Kampala, Uganda, is witness to the suffering of his people.
	www.catholicmission.org.au /wmd04_news.asp?id=31&offset=-1 (4191 words)

	With a ghoulishly murky 'Dutchman,' Opera puts on a truly grim production
		As a program note reminded us, Edward Bulwer-Lytton's undying clunker of an opening line applies nicely to Wagner's ghostly sea tale, and it applied less happily to this grim little undertaking.
		It was, yes, a dark and stormy night as the San Francisco Opera unveiled its new production of "The Flying Dutchman" at the War Memorial Opera House on Wednesday.
		Dark, because murk and obscurity constitute the reigning aesthetic of director Nikolaus Lehnhoff's bizarre production, a black-on-black nightmare of ghoulish abstractions.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive/2004/11/12/DDGOC9P8R51.DTL (845 words)

	RollingStone.com: Legendary Pink Dots Music, Biography, Influences, Followers, Related Projects, Contemporaries
		Legendary Pink Dots front man Edward Ka-Spel comes across as a dandified version of the Grim Reaper doing Gary Numan karaoke.
	rollingstone.com /artist/bio/_/id/1451/legendarypinkdots?... (186 words)

	The Northern Virginia Daily Obituaries
		Hazel Grim was united in marriage to Frank Edward Ewing January 15, 1924 in Hagerstown, MD. He preceded her in death on October 14, 1974.
		Collins was born Jan. 18, 1940, in Tarboro, N.C., son of James Edward Collins Sr.
		Surviving are her son, James W. Armentrout and wife Johnne, of Winston-Salem, NC; a daughter-in-law, Shirley K. Armentrout of Topeka, KS; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; a niece, Gloria McFall of Front Royal; and a nephew, Tommy Harrison of Front Royal.
	www.nvdaily.com /282030350827478.bsp (186 words)

	Medieval Sourcebook: Saints' Lives
		Edward Grim: The Murder of Becket, Dec. 29, 1170 from Vita S. Thomae, Cantuariensis Archepiscopi et Martyris trans.
		Ee.3.59 which "contains the only copy of an illustrated Anglo-Norman verse Life of St Edward the Confessor, written in England probably in the later 1230s or early 1240s, and preserved in this manuscript, executed c.
		Lourdes: Cure of Amelie Hebert, Cure of Catharine Lapeyre, Cure of Pierre De Rudder, all translated from 'Medical Proof of the Miraculous', by E. Le Bac [At Apana]
	www.fordham.edu /halsall/sbook3.html (186 words)

	Sullivan News
		From Ashes of Grim Crash, NBA Star Rises
		Local news for Sullivan, IN continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.
		CLAY CITY, Ind. -- "Cowculator," reads a green sign in the sparkling-clean milk room of this 230-acre farm in Southwestern Indiana.
	www.topix.net /city/sullivan-in (186 words)

	THE GRIM READER - INTERNET EDITION
		However, on March 1st, she was readmitted to the hospital after experiencing a seizure.
		February 19,1915- L.A. Times publisher and land baron Harry Chandler and 8 other prominent Angeleanos are indicted for conspiring to start a new revolution in Mexico, calculated to get back properties they owned there seized by the government.
		But he was best known as the widowed father of the teen age Gidget on television in 1965 and the boss of Ann Southern on the show Private Secretary from 1953 to 1957, then reprised as The Ann Southern Show in 1959-61.
	www.grimsociety.com /reader/gr16.html (2977 words)

	Aftermath: Bereavement: Losing a fiance
		The strange irony which had determined the fates of Roland and Edward seemed to persist even after death: the impetuous warrior slept calmly in this peaceful, complacent earth with its suave covering of velvet lawn; the serene musician lay on the dark summit of a grim, far-off mountain.
		As I walked up the paved path where Edward had stood in April 1916, and looked at the trim, ordered burial-ground and the open, urbane country, I thought how different it all was from the grey twilight of the Asiago Plateau [where her brother was buried], with its deep, sinister silence.
		We found the cemetery, as Edward had described it, on the top of a hill where two roads joined; the afternoon was bright and sunny, and just beyond the encircling wall a thin row of elms made a delicate pattern against the tranquil sky.
	www.aftermathww1.com /bereaved.asp (2977 words)

	Becket Texts
		Edward Grim’s Account of the Murder of Thomas Becket (Internet Medieval Sourcebook) : Edward Grim stayed with Thomas in the Cathedral through the martyrdom; he was wounded by one of the murderers.
		The Constitutions of Clarendon, 1164 (Internet Medieval Sourcebook): the key document in the dispute between the king and the archbishop; Henry wanted Thomas to assent to the Constitutions as a statement of the rights of the king over the English Church; Thomas initially assented, then refused.
		Pope Alexander III: Bull announcing Canonization of St Thomas Becket (1173): Alexander III's formal announcement of the status of Thomas as a saint
	www.loyno.edu /~letchie/becket/texts.htm (2977 words)

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