T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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14.1 | The Last Place On Earth | LOWELL::MIDDLETON | John | Wed Oct 19 1994 19:55 | 9 |
14.2 | | ICS::CONROY | | Thu Oct 20 1994 14:28 | 19 |
14.3 | They have it... | LOWELL::MIDDLETON | John | Fri Oct 21 1994 18:51 | 6 |
14.4 | looking for two books | ICS::WALKER | | Fri Nov 11 1994 13:28 | 8 |
14.5 | The Shining Stranger | CAPNET::ROSCH | | Thu Dec 01 1994 15:50 | 4 |
14.6 | dys_function() | MARVA2::BUCHMAN | UNIX refugee in a VMS world | Thu Dec 15 1994 17:26 | 8 |
14.7 | hooked on America | ESSB::BREE | | Thu Dec 29 1994 06:48 | 12 |
14.8 | The Year Long Day | KAOOA::BEAULIEU | | Tue Feb 14 1995 15:36 | 10 |
14.9 | 2 more looking forrs.. | ICS::WALKER | | Tue Apr 25 1995 15:30 | 21 |
14.10 | A possible pointer | SWAM1::MILLS_MA | To Thine own self be True | Wed Apr 26 1995 14:16 | 8 |
14.11 | | HUMOR::EPPES | I'm not making this up, you know | Fri Apr 28 1995 20:23 | 4 |
14.12 | Slovenian Heritage I | CSC32::R_DESKO | Rick Desko CSC/CS DTN 592-4613 | Sat May 13 1995 19:47 | 6 |
14.13 | "Ah Pook" by William Burroughs | MIG25::BROWNING | | Tue Jul 18 1995 03:09 | 8 |
14.14 | Trying to buy "Spirit Lost" by Nancy Thayer | UFCWH1::PFALSDORF | | Tue Jul 25 1995 11:02 | 16 |
14.15 | CASTLE HILL BOOKS IN U.K. | 31318::KASTENDICK | | Fri Jul 28 1995 18:55 | 8 |
14.16 | Children's authors | USCTR1::HSCOTT | Lynn Hanley-Scott | Thu Oct 26 1995 09:28 | 8 |
14.17 | | MROA::ROBINSON_S | you have HOW MANY cats??!! | Thu Oct 26 1995 16:50 | 2 |
14.18 | Children's Author 'Emily Chetkowski' | WMOIS::BEAUREGARD_D | | Mon Oct 30 1995 12:07 | 23 |
14.19 | Can notes be this good? | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Thu Jan 04 1996 09:02 | 18 |
14.20 | out of 30 million plus bibliographic records | RDVAX::ANDREWS | make the Yuletide gay | Thu Jan 04 1996 10:25 | 11 |
14.21 | More please! | WOTVAX::HARDYP | | Fri Jan 05 1996 02:46 | 10 |
14.22 | Freda Bright/Infidelities ? | EEMELI::SCHILDT | Pirkko SCHILDT @FNO | Tue Jan 30 1996 08:16 | 12 |
14.1 | Wanted: Used copy of Streiker's Who Am I? | BOOKIE::MCKAY | The Real McKay, 381-2215 | Sat Jul 27 1996 13:58 | 9 |
14.2 | looking for "The Long Run Solution" | NETRIX::"gagnonLJ@cosmo.mko.dec.com" | L Gagnon | Thu Aug 08 1996 15:46 | 10 |
14.3 | A Darkness at Sethanon / Raymond E. Feist | ALEXWS::GEULA | The Wiz! | Sun Aug 11 1996 05:39 | 8 |
14.4 | Looking for book on Quabbin Reservoir (moved by moderator) | SSDEVO::LAMBERT | We ':-)' for the humor impaired | Tue Sep 03 1996 16:50 | 19 |
14.5 | Searching for Solar History Book | CSC32::T_CANNARELLA | Good Planets Are Hard To Find | Wed Sep 11 1996 10:56 | 10 |
14.6 | Amazon has it | ONE800::DCOHEN | Learn direction by indirection | Wed Sep 11 1996 13:40 | 9 |
14.7 | Publication dates | NEWVAX::BUCHMAN | Neolithic UNIX master | Mon Sep 16 1996 14:31 | 20 |
14.8 | looking for International Collectors Library books | TLE::GOONAN | | Tue Feb 04 1997 12:39 | 12 |
| I collect International Collectors Library books. They include a wide
range of classic titles and have the words International Collectors
Library at the base of the spine. I think they were probably
originally offered through a magazine ad, a volume a month sort of
thing. I found several titles at yard sales already and would like to
get a whole set. If you have any to sell, please email me at
TLE::GOONAN.
Thanks,
Julie
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14.9 | boxer | FABSIX::S_MCCONNELL | | Wed Feb 05 1997 22:18 | 8 |
| I'm looking for a short story... it's about a boxer who is getting old
and who is poor. He has a fight that night and while eating dinner
gives his steak to his son who is hungry... I don't want to give the
whole story away in case you havn't read it so I'll stop there. Anyone
know the story?
Thanks
Steve
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14.10 | Jack London | USMV01::DOUCETTE | Use your judgement | Thu Feb 06 1997 08:20 | 5 |
|
It's one of Jack London's short stories. I can't remember the title,
but I can check it out when I get home tonight.
Paul
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14.11 | great story | USMV01::DOUCETTE | Use your judgement | Fri Feb 07 1997 11:23 | 5 |
|
A Piece of Steak by Jack London
Paul
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14.12 | need origin of quotation | TLE::GOONAN | | Mon Feb 10 1997 11:35 | 11 |
| I would like to know the origin of the quote that goes
something like this:
"Time is the fire we burn through"
I don't know if it is from a poem or prose.
I may have heard it on one of the Joseph Campbell programs.
Thanks,
Julie
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14.13 | Found it ... | YASHAR::RONNIEB | Debt Free! Thank You, Jesus! | Tue Feb 11 1997 10:29 | 32 |
| Hi Julie,
In ALTA VISTA, enter "time is the fire" for a list of references. The
original source appears to be the following:
"Time Is The Fire In Which We Burn"
Not the least of the torments whish plague our existence is the
constant pressure of time, which never lets us so much as draw
breath, but pursues us all like a taskmaster with a whip. It
ceases to persecute only him it has delivered over to boredom.
* *
To-day I shall be strong,
No more shall yield to wrong,
Shall squander life no more;
Days lost, I know not how,
I shall retrieve them now;
Now I shall keep the vow
I never kept before.
* *
No minute lost
Comes ever back again.
Take heed and see
Ye nothing do in vain.
(Shopenhauer, A.E. Housman, inscription on the London clock tower)
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14.14 | thanks to ronnieb | TLE::GOONAN | | Tue Feb 11 1997 12:26 | 3 |
| Thanks! A great gothic inscription for a clock tower.
Julie
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