- the profession,
introduced him to
influential collectors; Longhi, more
balefully,
introduced him to the
world of
Roman street brawls.
Minniti served Caravaggio...
-
enormous painting of an unearthly, red-e****, and
vaguely canine humanoid balefully chewing on a
human victim. A
noise sent
Pickman running outside the room...
-
everywhere the
truth about race ... ****
propaganda was able to
continue its
baleful work
unopposed by the
authority of an
international organisation. The Third...
- hidden,
which now for the
first time
comes forth, with a
tremendous and
baleful aspect, to
trample down and
destroy the
dearest rights of
personal liberty...
-
these entities—such as the Jötunn of
Norse mythology—are
deemed to be
baleful spirits;
within the
community it is
often deemed taboo to
provide offerings...
- (October 30, 2015). "Review: In 'Thérèse Raquin,'
Keira Knightley as a
Baleful Adulteress". The New York Times.
Archived from the
original on June 16...
- "helper") "epikourios" (ἐπικούριος, "succouring"), "oulios" (οὔλιος, "healer,
baleful") and "loimios" (λοίμιος, "of the plague"). In
later writers, the word...
- Jesse's
disappearance case and have
moved into an apartment.
Pollard balefully cuts out a
newspaper article about Jesse's
disappearance and
hangs it...
- A 1414 text
cites a 1055 report:
since "the
baleful star appeared, a full year has p****ed and
until now its
brilliance has not faded"....
- of
being biased in
favor of Israel,
going on in a long rant
about the
balefulness of "Jewish Communists" in
Russia and Israel, and
despite all of Kissinger's...
