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alternate case: pomps
On the Manner of Addressing Clouds
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Meekly you keep the mortal rendezvous, Eliciting the still sustaining pomps Of speech which are like music so profound They seem an exaltation without
Ghillies (dance shoes)
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sometimes known by a variety of other names that include: light shoes, pomps , pumps, and soft shoes. Ghillies are soft shoes, almost always made of a
Lord Frederick Spencer Hamilton
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wrote the three-volume set of books, The Days Before Yesterday, Vanished Pomps of Yesterday and Here, There and Everywhere, which were first published
Phocylides
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the Florilegium of Stobaeus), in which he expresses his contempt for the pomps and vanities of rank and wealth, and sets forth in simple language his ideas
The English Mail-Coach
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"golden tubes of the organ," the cathedral is filled with re-awakened "Pomps of life." The living and the dead sing to God, and the woman enters "the
Bolívar State Anthem
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paz. Chorus With aureous burins your great exploits the history in its pomps engraved forever; your soil is center of enormous riches, your sky, the
São Paulo Ska Jazz
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piano, keyboards Manu Falleiros – alto saxophone, arrangements Marcelo "Pomps " Pereira – baritone saxophone, flute Reynaldo Izeppi – trumpet Douglas "Little
Matthew 6:16
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distinguished, is easily proved by these very circumstances to be a follower of the pomps of this world, and no man is deceived by any semblance of a feigned sanctity
Jamaica Independence Festival
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- Eric Donaldson with "Cherry Oh Baby" 1972 - Toots & the Maytals with "Pomps and Pride" 1973 - Morvin Brooks with "Jump In The Line" 1974 - Tinga Stewart
Baptismal vows
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be baptized: "Dost thou renounce Satan? and all his works? and all his pomps ?" To each of these interrogation the person, or the sponsor in his name
Tuor and Idril
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ever barefoot and bareheaded, king's daughter as she was, save only at pomps of the Ainur"; then she is called Talceleb or Taltelepta. Tolkien suspected