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...station in the family and given the cruel nickname "Cinderella" by her wicked stepmother and step-sisters . Forced into a life of domestic servitude, whence the nickname, as she was forced to tend the fireplace, Cinderella accepts the help of her attendant spirit (" fairy godmother ") who transforms her to attend a royal ball and attract the attention of the handsome prince . In some versions of...
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...burned at the Winter Olympics in 1936 and 1948, but the first torch relay occurred at the 1952 Winter Olympics in Oslo . The fire was not ignited in Olympia, but in Morgedal , Norway , in the fireplace of the home of Sondre Norheim , who pioneered the sport of skiing. The fire was also lit there in 1960 and in 1994. Except for 1956, the relay started in Olympia for all other Winter Games....
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... The latter is particularly striking: 209 feet long, 90 feet wide and 28 feet high, it was used as a dining-room for the 2,000 staff who worked in the palace. It was heated with four large fireplaces and lit by many windows, now blocked up. It was also used for royal banquets and judicial proceedings. The neighboring Guardroom was used as an antechamber to the Great Hall immediately above...
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...), Tony succeeds in cunningly and artfully planting clues in a way that gets his unsuspecting wife deeper and deeper into trouble. For one thing, he hides Swann's scarf (in the film, he burns it in the fireplace), replaces it with one of Sheila's stockings from her mending basket and hides the other stocking beneath the blotter on the desk. For another, before the police arrive at the scene of the crime...
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... In about 1920 a landslip on the East Cliff at Folkestone revealed the remains of a large Roman villa complete with bathrooms and hypocausts, a courtyard with a mosaic floor and a kitchen with two fireplaces. The excavations were undertaken by Mr. S. E. Winbolt. The site was eventually recorded and covered over in 1957. The French took the opportunity of attacking Folkestone in 1216 and also...
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... The streams on the mountain are drinkable, if stained deep brown by vegetation. However they may be dry in summer and there is a risk of giardia . Do not start fires outside of the demarcated fireplaces. There are too many bush-fires in summer. There are no demarcated fireplaces on the top. Take a map, or someone who knows the way. Tell someone where you are going, do not hike alone, do...
http://www.all-about-all.info/article/Table Mountain
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...completion, King François showed off his enormous symbol of wealth and power by hosting his old enemy, Emperor Charles V . The massive castle features 6 immense towers, 440 rooms, 365 fireplaces, and 84 staircases. Four rectangular vaulted hallways on each floor form a cross-shape, meeting in the center. One of the architectural highlights, and very popular with the general public...
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...given to local women to hook in their own homes. Those not fortunate enough to gain access to "preprinted" or "stamped mats" drew patterns on the surface of the brin using a charred stick from the fireplace. As the beauty and demand for hooked rugs grew, the necessary materials became scarce. Silk stockings became a perfect substitute. Dr. Grenfell's campaign slogan, "When your stocking begins...
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...shop where Farman’s house now stands. In 1839, the school district was organized and a schoolhouse built. It stood where the Clark Hotel now stands. It was log, 20 feet long, and was heated by a fireplace in one end. Books used were Cobb’s speller, the Bible, second and third readers and an arithmetic. Population of Wauconda in 1850 was 200, and the town had three good stores, two public houses...
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...imported to lay parquet floors, fashion archways and carve interior wood work from black walnut trees grown on the property. As a final touch, he brought in Italian artisans to build several marble fireplaces. According to Mr. Dole's obituary, construction costs exceeded $100,000, an enormous amount of money in those days. The estate was known as Lakeland Farm. Mr. Dole lived there with his wife...
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