"I think that if you're in a place of security and privilege — which I can admit that I am — it's important for you to [come out]," Wilson told Lambda Legal's Ariel Goldberg.
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She writes with striking maturity but maintains her characteristic flair for drama, beautifully capturing the atmosphere within a lasting love — a place of security and frustration and comfort and understanding and persistent, abiding, I'll-run-away-with-you-if-you-ask passion.
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After years of singing of love stories based in fantasy and embellishing the details of failed courtships, Swift found a mature groove on this Mazzy Star-esque love song, writing from within a long-term relationship — a place of security and frustration and comfort and understanding and persistent, abiding, I'll-run-away-with-you-if-you-ask passion.
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Eilean Ruairidh Mòr was planted with pines in about 1815. There are remains of a subterranean circular structure, similar to a Scandinavian dùn or burgh. The ancestors of the Mackenzies of Gairloch held it as a place of security from the attacks of the Macleods.
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If you wish to save yourself, my lord, there is no difficulty. We > are rich; over there is the sea, and yonder are the ships. Yet reflect for a > moment whether, when you have once escaped to a place of security, you would > not gladly exchange such safety for death. As for me, I agree with the adage > that the royal purple is the noblest shroud.
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They were sent to the gaols as a place of security until an opportunity offered of forwarding them to the Factory in Parramatta. Such numbers reinforce the view that the Factory was hopelessly inadequate in size for the role it was expected to play within the convict system.DPWS, 2000, 58–9 The end of transportation from Britain in 1840 coincided with an economic depression that reduced employment prospects for assigned female servants. The factory was their only refuge.
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Capatain Blackwood has taken him on board the Euryalas, with the other young gentlemen that came with him, and their schoolmaster. The whole of the Captain's papers and effects are sealed up, and will be kept in a place of security until proper persons are appointed to examine them. Meanwhile, Madam, I beg leave to assure you of my readiness to give you any information, or render you any service in my power. ::And am, Madam, with the greatest respect, :::Your most obedient and most humble servant, ::::WILLIAM HENNAH.
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A lithograph of a "faithful delineation" of Ronas Hill showing Ronas Voe. From a sketch by Robert Dunn, printed by 320x320px In 1831, ornithologist Robert Dunn visited Shetland to acquire specimens for his collection, and in 1837 published the notes from his trip "for the purpose of furnishing a guide to those who might be desirous of visiting these islands to collect specimens of Natural History". He spent a considerable portion of his stay living in Assater, exploring Ronas Voe and Ronas Hill multiple times. After a first brief trip across the voe on his first day staying in Assater, he described the return from a second trip out of Ronas Voe: > ... when we were about four miles from the mouth of the voe, a strong breeze > of wind sprung up from the westward, the sea at the same time rising very > rapidly; giving us sufficient warning to exert ourselves, and endeavour to > get into a place of security as speedily as possible.
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