He's married but he wants her for his own nibbling, as a sexual bibelot.
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He finds it painful to see this memento of colonialism and bondage turned into an amusing bibelot, but he also loves the woman in whose household it is displayed.
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Chanel's Ritz rooms resembled the apartment she maintained above her couture salon across the street: a cosseted, bibelot-strewn, amber-colored space of grand luxe kept for entertaining and interviews, rather than for actually sleeping in.
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Speakerpunch is a Dutch rock band which has built a firm live reputation with shows across The Netherlands, playing at venues such as Paradiso (Amsterdam), Mezz (Breda), Baroeg (Rotterdam) and Bibelot (Dordrecht). The band has been praised for its stage performance at various band battles.
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Bibelot Almendra Mansur Rodríguez (born March 31, 1978) is a Mexican actress, born in Orizaba, Veracruz, Mexico. Mansur is best known for her most-recent roles in Destilando Amor (2007) as "Acacia", Querida Enemiga (2008) as "Rossy", and Zacatillo, un lugar en tu corazón (2010) as "Gudelia".
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Upon checking with the Communist Party USA at its headquarters on Union Square, he found the idea rejected by the Party because his knowledge of the Russian language looked suspicious. Others whom Chambers tried to recruit in the same period included: Herbert Solow, David Zabladowsky, Diana Trilling, and Robert Cantwell. Goldwater purchased an estimated ten thousand "little magazines" (e.g., Bibelot, Black Cat, Yellow Book, and Philistine) from nearby Pratt bookshop.
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After being connected by railway in 1879, the industrial revolution reached the town. Some factories for porcelain (Graf von Henneberg Porzellan since 1777), glasswares (the Sophienhütte since 1852) and toys developed and grew until the Great Depression. It weakened especially private consumption, so that Ilmenau's toy industry collapsed, same as some porcelain producers focussed on bibelot. The precursor to the current university was founded in 1894 as the Thüringisches Technikum.
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She sets about to ensnare Miss Monnerie's empty-headed nephew Percy Maudlen and also flirts with the handsome fiancé of Miss Monnerie's niece Susan, a kind and considerate young woman, the polar opposite of Fanny, causing the breakup of that couple. Disgusted with her life in captivity as a living bibelot and wounded by Fanny's coldness, Miss M. becomes increasingly bad tempered. Her sourness offends her patroness and she is banished to Monk's House, Mrs. Monnerie's country residence.
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Panda has been nominated Best Drum and Bass Producer at the Drum and Bass Awards in the Netherlands.Drum & Bass Awards , 3VOOR12, retrieved 12 February 2008. He has played as a DJ at such venues like the Paard van Troje, Bibelot, Winston Kingdom, Bazart, Escape, Metropool in the Netherlands and the Pool Bar club in London. Panda has organized two contrasting club nights; ONE in Nijmegen targeted popular drum & bass and Reaktor in The Hague targeted heavier drum and bass music.
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In 1891, Mosher published his first book, a poem titled Modern Love by George Meredith, without the author's knowledge or permission. The next year he published James Thomson's The City of Dreadful Night, and the year after that, 1893, he published two books, including his first anthology, Songs of Adieu. In 1894, two more books and the first of his well-known catalogs came out, and 1895 saw a further 8 titles and the first issue of The Bibelot. Thus by 1895, he had published 16 books, and decided to sell his stationery business and publish full-time.
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