This is the last stanza of "Hart Crane Saved from Drowning (Pines 1926)": But the naked Cubano all testicles and rod laving amid ripe tendril of the water ridges trumped fate with desire: so he postponed his resolve for six years and a boat and a woman In its momentary strangeness, "laving" carries the sonic traces of three other words: loving, living and laughing.
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The second parahaoma also includes milk (in Iran from a cow, in India from a goat). The consecration of the water and haoma (accompanied by ritual laving) also occur during the preliminary rites.
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In the case of strictures or adhesions, the following technique can be used as a treatment modality. First the surgeon will make their diagnosis and find the exact location of the obstruction using a sialogram. Following this, the surgeon can use the endoscopic method. The first step in this is anesthetizing and laving the duct with 2 percent lidocaine and saline.
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In those earliest years, the church had no pastor, laving with sporadic, mostly nonexistent records. That changed in 1775, when it agreed to share a pastor with the Reformed Church in New Paltz. The arrangement worked well enough that the two churches pooled their resources to build a parsonage three years later. The pastor, Stephen Goetschius, had given his services in Dutch as he spoke little English.
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At 10:30 the enemy withdrew leaving 14 dead. Two observation helicopters were hit by ground fire with one crashing; U.S. losses were one killed. On 4 October at 08:55 a unit of the armored cavalry squadron of the 1st Infantry Division and RF forces engaged an entrenched enemy force north of Phú Cường, the enemy withdrew after 20 minutes laving six dead and three crew-served weapons.
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The lesions have a water-soaked appearance and might be superficial. As the disease progresses down the stem and into the root the water-soaked spots will become darker as well as the interior of the root. An infected root will often have rotting around the tip laving behind only vascular bundles, classifying it as a tip rot. If conditions for the plant are favorable it is possible for the crop to recover; however the root will still show signs of the infection such as dark spots, or scarring.
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The poem however continues to explain how the boy's feelings suddenly burst out tumultuously, and he ran weeping down to the sea in the moonlight as the bird's call unlocked the questions in his own heart. Knowing that he will never escape the unknown want aroused in him, 'the sweet hell within', he begs for some word more of understanding. The unhurrying sea > Lisp'd to me the low and delicious word death, > And again death, death, death, death > Hissing melodious, neither like the bird nor like my arous'd child's heart, > But edging near as privately for me rustling at my feet, > Creeping thence steadily up to my ears and laving me softly all over, > Death, death, death, death, death.
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In 1860 he resigned his connection with the Public Works Department, with the intention of returning to England; but his interest in the welfare of the colony of Victoria and of the city of Melbourne was as keen as ever in after years. Before his departure from the colony, the New Zealand war broke out, and he immediately offered his services, which were accepted the same day, and he was appointed an extra member of Major-General (afterwards Sir) Thomas Pratt's staff. Three months later he was severely wounded by a bullet in the thigh, while in charge of the trenches, after laving out and constructing a parallel needed in the capture of the Kaihihi Pas. His wound proving serious, he became unfit for further duty, and returned to Melbourne invalided.
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