But that proud Paynim forward came so fierce, And full of wrath, that with his sharp-head speare, Through vainly crossed shield ° he quite did pierce, 310 And had his staggering steede not shrunke for feare, Through shield and bodie eke he should him beare: Yet so great was the puissance of his push, That from his saddle quite he did him beare: He tombling rudely downe to ground did rush, 315 — from Spenser's The Faerie Queene, Book I by Edmund Spenser
By becoming objectified in the deathless office, the princely principle gains a new psychological power for concentration and cohesion within the group, while the old princely principle that rested on the mere personality of the prince necessarily lost power as the size of the group increased. — from Introduction to the Science of Sociology by E. W. (Ernest Watson) Burgess
[Pg 676] Lyons' "Popular Café," Piccadilly—One of Many Operated Under That Name Palm Court in the Waldorf Hotel—A Popular Resort for American Travelers TWO POPULAR PLACES FOR COFFEE IN LONDON — from All About Coffee by William H. (William Harrison) Ukers
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