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	Marguerite Long (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Marguerite Long was a pianist and professor at the Conservatoire (1906-1940).
		She was married to the musicologist Joseph de Marliave, who died in action in 1914, and to whom Ravel dedicated a movement of Le tombeau de Couperin.
		Marguerite Long was seen by some as a jealous and pushy woman who tried to 'adopt' composers for her own benefit.
	website.lineone.net /~jdspiers/long.htm (242 words)

	The Marguerite Centre
		The Marguerite Centre believes in the right for women to recover from their addictions in a safe residential setting where their unique needs will be met, their issues addressed and their voices heard.
		Marguerite Bourgeoys, a young woman from France, came to Montreal to teach in 1653.
		The Marguerite Centre is a tribute to this pioneering woman, and we endeavour to capture her strength and dedication by helping women and children in need.
	www.margueritecentre.ns.ca (392 words)

	Juvenile Books Author of the Month
		Marguerite Breithaupt was born on April 12, 1902 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Anna and Louis Brithaupt.
		Marguerite still wanted to write, but she did not think that it was a practical career choice.
		Marguerite missed her husband greatly, but was comforteb by the words of her Grandma Beebe.
	www.yourlibrary.ws /childrens_webpage/j-author42001.html (1597 words)

	The Scarlet Pimpernel -- Chapter 8 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Marguerite was grateful to her husband for all this; she always tried to be grateful to him for his thoughtfulness, which was constant, and for his generosity, which really was boundless.
		Marguerite remembered it all: what her brother must have suffered in his manhood and his pride must have been appalling; what she suffered through him and with him she never attempted even to analyse.
		Marguerite, impulsive, thoughtless, not calculating the purport of her words, still smarting under the terrible insult her brother had suffered at the Marquis' hands, happened to hear--amongst her own coterie--that the St. Cyrs were in treasonable correspondence with Austria, hoping to obtain the Emperor's support to quell the growing revolution in their own country.
	www.litrix.com /pimpern/pimpe008.htm (3225 words)

	The Scarlet Pimpernel: Chapter VIII -- THE ACCREDITED AGENT
		Marguerite was grateful to her husband for all this; she always tried to be grateful to him for his thoughtfulness, which was constant, and for his generosity, which really was boundless.
		Marguerite remembered it all: what her brother must have suffered in his manhood and his pride must have been appalling; what she suffered through him and with him she never attempted even to analyse.
		Marguerite, impulsive, thoughtless, not calculating the purport of her words, still smarting under the terrible insult her brother had suffered at the Marquis' hands, happened to hear--amongst her own coterie--that the St. Cyrs were in treasonable correspondence with Austria, hoping to obtain the Emperor's support to quell the growing revolution in their own country.
	www.cs.cmu.edu /afs/cs/Web/People/rgs/scarp-VIII.html (3198 words)

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		Marguerite Duras, also known as Marguerite Donnadieu was born April 4, 1914, in Gia Dinh, a small suburb on the northern edge of Saigon, which is now Vietnam.
		Marguerite was afraid that Robert would leave her because she was impossible to live with due to all of the changes going on in her body.
		Marguerite had emphysema, she was short of oxygen, and the attacks were fuelling her anguish.
	www.smccd.net /accounts/lawlora/rudovskyindex.htm (1248 words)

	Marguerite Long plays Faure[JW]: Classical CD Reviews- December 2003 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		One of the most prestigious figures in French pianism, Marguerite Long was a formidable presence at the Paris Conservatoire.
		Though at some moments one may be inclined to doubt it, the tonal unanimity in unison string passages is still entirely convincing and the performance sensitively shaped, the Scherzo being especially fluent and fast before it sinks into a veil of impressionism, illuminated by Vieux’s tortuous viola line.
		In all this Long plays her part but in the Adagio one can detect a certain hardness in her tone, certainly in comparison with the string statements; she’s also quite straight in her phrasing, and not quite on the same level of nuance or subtlety as her colleagues.
	www.musicweb.uk.net /classRev/2003/Dec03/Faure_long.htm (639 words)

	Saint Margurite of Hungary
		Marguerite was not content with just living in the Dominican Convent, she demanded the religious habit, and received it at the age of four. She also did penances just like the other Sisters fasting, wearing a hairshirt, scourging herself, and praying at night.
		Marguerite was always welcome in the sick room. She had a special knack for looking after the sick, and she made it her duty to care for those who were to disagreeable for anyone else to attend. When a Sister had a fever or a serious ailment of some sort, it was always Sr.
		Marguerite who was sent to help the sick person. Somehow she always knew what to say and do to help the sick person feel more comfortable.
	www.sspx.ca /EucharisticCrusade/2004_March/Margurite_Hungary.htm (515 words)

	TLW Fix Story The Ball
		A few years ago Marguerite had crouched on the staircase and watched an earlier level of exquisitely garbed seventeen-year-olds depart for this annual affair, and at that time, she had longed to be able to be among that group, laughing and talking excitedly about the people they would meet, the music they would hear.
		Marguerite looked at the girl who might be considered her closest friend; Emily had spent a few holidays at the school with her, but only because her father was in the consular service and often her parents were living in a foreign country at the time.
		Marguerite was amused to notice that William Roxton had chosen a pretty young woman from another school all the while Irma had fluttered her lashes in his direction as he approached.
	www.tlwfix.com /Pages/tlw_fanfiction_stories_theball.html (4389 words)

	The Alkahest - Chapter XI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Such conduct would have led to great domestic misfortunes had Marguerite not been prepared to exercise the authority of a mother, and if, moreover, she were not protected by a secret love from the dangers of so much liberty.
		His soul and Marguerite's understood each other better; they went together to the depths of their hearts and found in each the same thoughts,--pearls of equal lustre, sweet fresh harmonies like those the legends tell of beneath the waves, which fascinate the divers.
		Marguerite asked the banker to wait a day, and expressed her regret that she had not been notified to prepare for this payment; whereupon he informed her that the house of Protez and Chiffreville held nine other bills to the same amount, falling due in consecutive months.
	worldwideschool.org /library/books/lit/debalzac/TheAlkahest/chap12.html (4323 words)

	Marguerite Henry Biography \| Encyclopedia of World Biography
		Marguerite Henry (1902-1997) is one of the best-known writers of animal stories for children.
		Marguerite Henry was born Marguerite Breithaupt on April 13, 1902, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
		To put herself "into the long ago and far away," Henry tacked up in her study photocopies of pictures from the time and place of the stallion's life.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/marguerite-henry (1726 words)

	LWReasonsWhy
		Marguerite jerked upright off the rail with a startled cry and spun to face the person calling her.
		Marguerite inclined her head and then watched as his hand slowly rose to his head.
		Marguerite offered a mocking huff and then ripped a piece of her blouse to serve as a bandage.
	hometown.aol.com /frasersg/LWReasonsWhy.html (7603 words)

	Marguerite Wildenhain
		Marguerite Friedlaender Wildenhain was born October 11, 1896, in Lyon, France.
		During her lifetime, Marguerite presented rare books to the Luther College Library and contributed her mineral collection to the College’s Geology Collection.
		The celebration and documentation of Marguerite Wildenhain’s legacy was continued in 2002 with the exhibit, "Ripples: Marguerite Wildenhain and Her Pond Farm Students" which began at California State University, San Bernardino.
	finearts.luther.edu /artists/wildenhain.html (663 words)

	Local News
		Marguerite "Maggie" Long Lantz, 84, widow of Raymond H. Lantz, formerly of Towanda RR 4, Monroe Township, passed away Tuesday morning, March 13, 2007 at Memorial Hospital, Towanda, Pa.
		Marguerite was a member of North Towanda United Methodist Church and the Towanda Senior Citizens Bowling League.
		Surviving are: son and daughter-in-law, Clayton and Elsie Lantz of LeRaysville; son, Richard Lantz and Gloria Seifert of Mildred; daughter, Lois Somohano of Encinitas, Calif.; seven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; a sister, Lois Welch of Tennessee; and several nieces, nephews and cousins.
	www.cqservices.com /local_news/Default.asp?StoryID=31513 (257 words)

	Marguerite Long plays Faure[JW]: Classical CD Reviews- December 2003 MusicWeb(UK) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		One of the most prestigious figures in French pianism, Marguerite Long was a formidable presence at the Paris Conservatoire.
		Though at some moments one may be inclined to doubt it, the tonal unanimity in unison string passages is still entirely convincing and the performance sensitively shaped, the Scherzo being especially fluent and fast before it sinks into a veil of impressionism, illuminated by Vieux’s tortuous viola line.
		In all this Long plays her part but in the Adagio one can detect a certain hardness in her tone, certainly in comparison with the string statements; she’s also quite straight in her phrasing, and not quite on the same level of nuance or subtlety as her colleagues.
	www.musicweb-international.com /classrev/2003/Dec03/Faure_long.htm (635 words)

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		Marguerite was at a table in the back, rather than at the bar.
		It didn't take him long to find her in the crowd, and they made eye contact as he made his way toward her across the dance floor.
		Marguerite barely noticed; all she could think of was this total feeling of ecstasy.
	members.fortunecity.com /cousinlee/fkfanfic.tfv700.pt4.txt (3359 words)

	Marguerite Porete (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		In the second deliberation against her on May 9, 1310, she refused to take the oath or respond to the inquisitors, and was reprimanded for ignoring and defying the Bishop of Cambrai, and was branded a relapsed heretic.
		It in fact appears that Marguerite, without intending to be, was the fountainhead and inventor/inspirer of this heresy, a heresiarchess of the most brilliant and dangerous kind.
		No such rehabilitation by the Roman Catholic authorities is likely, or even desirable, for Marguerite Porete in the modern world; from the gathered ashes of her defamation and oblivion, an inferno has already begun in the hearts of those who remember her and observe her teachings.
	www.liminalityland.com /marguerite.htm (2617 words)

	The War Review - Marguerite Donnadieu
		Marguerite Duras, one of France’s most successful contemporary authors, who fought with the left wing of the French Resistance movement during the war, reflects on the conflicting emotions generated by her experiences.
		Driven by an intense loyalty to the movement and to her compatriots, Duras struggles with her own tendency to see the human side of her enemies as well as the faults of her fellow Resistance fighters.
		The long opening entry describes her wait for her husband’s return from the Belsen concentration camp and her efforts to nurse him back to health while knowing that she must leave him following his recovery.
	www.enotes.com /salem-lit/war (308 words)

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		Not so long ago, the thought of Nicholas having his love for eternity, while he had been forced to leave his behind, would have driven Lacroix over the edge.
		He asked wryly, "Was I gone long enough?" Marguerite took the bottles from him and walked to the bar.
		He hated to be the source of further amusement for his son, but he had to ask, "That thing does not sleep with you, does it?" Apparently insulted by the question, Hobbes got up and laid down on the far side of the couch.
	members.fortunecity.com /cousinlee/fkfanfic.alk798.pt4.txt (2955 words)

	Democrat and Chronicle -- Entertainment -- Rochester, NY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Marguerite Long, the noted French piano pedagogue who taught Entremont at the Paris Conservatory in the 1940s, described the French style as “lucid, precise and slender.” For the French, elegance and moderation were all-important.
		It was from Long that he learned that French style, but he admits today that he had great difficulty with this celebrated teacher.
		Long was one of those old-school teachers who believed there were two ways to play music — her French way and the wrong way — and she couldn't understand Entremont's growing interest in Russian music.
	democratandchronicle.com /entertainment/arts/classical/ent_1694.shtml (882 words)

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		Marguerite almost assured her that she wasn't old at all.
		Facing her, Marguerite felt far younger, not a mother in her mid-forties, but the girl she had been at twenty, fresh, free, impulsive.
		Marguerite had long ago lost contact with that friend, as with most of the other graceful, well-bred girls she'd known from school and a long stay in Europe.
	www.chezjim.com /writing/fiction/snowprty.txt (2640 words)

	Bakercityherald.com
		Lawson's memory may be made to the Harry Lawson Memorial Fund at the Kings Circle Assembly of God church, in care of DeMoss-Durdan Garden Chapel, 815 NW Buchanan, Corvallis, Ore., 97330.
		Marguerite Edith McBath, 81, of La Grande, and a former Baker City resident, died Nov. 4, 2000, at an assisted living facility.
		McBath was born Sept. 3, 1919, at Delta, Colo., to Leslie and Emma (Ensley) Long.
	www.bakercityherald.com /news/story.cfm?story_no=175 (726 words)

	A Noble Cause: Dame Marguerite Traces Fight For Majority Rule
		Dame Marguerite says she had to put a lamp in the window.
		Her walk down the proverbial memory lane is peppered with long sighs, warm chuckles, and flashes of near embarrassment as she recalls her naiveté, especially when she talks about meeting Sir Lynden in 1954, and learning to be a first lady years later.
		Dame Marguerite says her husband was a man of few words, so if she wanted to learn about politics and support her husband she had to move with him to see how things were done.
	www.jonesbahamas.com /?c=45&a=11127 (1200 words)

	Wayside Flowers
		I was having the most lovely dream, of Paris just before my marriage, when Marguerite and I would stroll through the gardens of the Louvre, and the Parisian light would tinge everything pink, even her laughter.
		Marguerite, for her part, turns to smile up at our host from under her bonnet.
		Marguerite divests herself of the white bonnet, placing it next to her on the table.
	www.angelfire.com /md/pimpernelle/wayside.html (2253 words)

	Marguerite Arotin- Romance from the heartland and beyond
		Marguerite Arotin has been writing since the third grade when she wrote her first story for a Halloween class project and loved the praise she got from it.
		In addition to wondering what life was like long ago, Marguerite has loved a good fantasy tale since the age of ten when she read the Narnia Chronicles and saw The Last Unicorn at the movies.
		To learn even more about Marguerite, drop by her myspace page or read an interview she recently did with Py Kim Conant author of Sex Secrets of an American Giesha.
	www.ohioromance.net /about_marguerite.htm (298 words)

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		Marguerite: And the one I left on the trail.
		Marguerite: Whatever it is it has better work.
		Marguerite: I heard the shot I thought maybe you were in trouble.
	www.twiztv.com /scripts/lostworld/season1/thelostworld-104.txt (3032 words)

	CRPUSD
		Marguerite Hahn school's vision is to create a community of life-long learners in a meaning-centered curriculum where all individuals, skills, and talents are respected.
		Additionally, project-based learning, in which students apply knowledge, skills, and use of technology to solve real-world problems, is an integral instructional strategy.
		Marguerite Hahn Elementary School promotes the pursuit of inquiry and exploration through a strong focus on science.
	www.crpusd.org /marguerite.html (215 words)

	Program Notes
		Marguerite Long recalled how once, on their concerto tour, he forgot to pack his patent-leather shoes and how difficult it was to find any in his size.
		The piano, alone, spins out a long, long melody over a kind of slow waltz bass that manages to be incredibly gentle even while it moves in constant cross-rhythm against the song in the right hand.
		Louis Lortie with the London Symphony Orchestra under Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos (Chandos)A document of both historical and musical interest is the 1932 recording by Marguerite Long, who introduced the work, with an orchestra conducted by Pedro de Freitas Branco (Pearl).
	www.sfsymphony.org /templates/pgmnote.asp?nodeid=3807&seasonid=8&eventid=1039 (1646 words)

	LWReasonsWhy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		Marguerite jerked upright off the rail with a startled cry and spun to face the person calling her.
		Marguerite inclined her head and then watched as his hand slowly rose to his head.
		Marguerite was exhausted and she was horribly cold suddenly.
	members.aol.com /frasersg/LWReasonsWhy.html (7855 words)

	fanfiction4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-18)
		The story begins as Roxton is led away by the Amazon women and Marguerite has promised to fight to keep Roxton with her.The Amazon tells them to rest for a few minutes because they have a long way to travel.
		Marguerite:" I will retrieve it whatever it is.Probably some bullet casings you hadn't has a chance to refill yet...why what is is?....." Marguerite pulls a stunning blue sapphire with two large diamonds on either side of it.Marguerite gazes at the beautiful stones unaware that Roxton is looking at the expression on her face.
		Roxton and Marguerite both look at each other in disbelief that this woman would put her daughter to death over this.
	lostworldplateau.homestead.com /fanfiction4.html (1312 words)

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