When they are to arrive in Italy they are to seek out a prophetess called the Sibyl at Cumae. |
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She came to the conclusion that Bridget and Sibyl Nevile were just children and pulled her mantle over her wet shoulders in a pout. |
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Sibyl Frei, Principal of DeGros Marsh Consulting, organized the mentorship think tank, and researched and wrote these documents. |
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As an excellent Latinist, he would have been familiar with the tale of the Sibyl, and probably kept the painting nearby. |
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From the thinning mist, Sibyl watched as the serfs outside the outer bailey plowed the acres of harvest-ready grain and whatnot. |
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Will ran towards the outer courtyard, Sibyl in close pursuit, noticeably slowed down by her thin shoes and bulky dress. |
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She was to become a lady-in-waiting for a baroness in Norfolk, the end of the English world for Sibyl. |
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Sibyl glanced back at the rising and falling tides of the English Channel, and sighed with the grace of a heavy heart. |
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When Aeneas travels to the underworld, as most heroes do, he is accompanied by Sibyl, his guide sent by Apollo. |
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Sibyl watched as Lady Plymouth's private troubadour began to instinctively pluck strings of the viol. |
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Sibyl was never in a mood to compete with her, for they each had different opinions and views on how things should come to pass. |
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Sibyl watched with fascination and stood, straightening her tight-fitting, crimson gown. |
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Nathan remembered that Hakim and Irina had told him about Sibyl, the young woman who could answer his questions. |
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Sibyl is the young woman you will meet after the ritual. |
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Aeneas and the Sibyl, while seated on the boat of Charon, navigated on the waters of Acheron and arrived to the other shore. |
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With a playful interest, Sibyl remembered what Bridget had done, and following her example, lowered her chest and slipped a hand beneath her bosom to raise it. |
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In 1180 he married Sibyl, sister of the leprous Baldwin IV, king of Jerusalem. |
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To bring about such great changes, Sibyl continued, first there must be a location of great instability. |
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Nathan explained to Sibyl what he believed had happened during the ritual as clearly as he could. |
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Sibyl saw that she had succeeded in her mission and smiled contently. |
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Sibyl Frei The cultural sector has been carefully examining how to survive and thrive in these changing times, and so too has the broader voluntary sector. |
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Nathan kissed Sibyl on her forehead and said that the last message was the mother of all messages. |
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Nathan followed Sibyl through a secret entrance, which was much longer than the previous one that he had gone through with Hakim. |
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Thank you for everything you've done for me, Sibyl! |
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The eponymous Sibyl prophetess reputedly lived in a cave nearby the summit with a group of beautiful enchantresses who could turn into snakes if the need arose. |
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My name is Sibyl and we are on the Nemrud Mountain. |
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Nathan and Sibyl lay down and enjoyed the pleasant warmth. |
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He died in 1194 and was succeeded by his very young son William III with the regency of his wife Sibyl, but during the same year, Henry laid Sicily to waste and took the crown from the last of the Hautevilles. |
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The song of the Sibyl is one of the main parts of the midnight mass. |
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And ask Sibyl Whalley where those long daily walks have taken her. |
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Thank you for your wonderful effort in translating and reorganizing The Song of the Sibyl. |
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The theory was breath-catching, but quickly fell apart when the accountant could give no account of what Sibyl might have done with Theresa's body. |
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The Dame of Sark, Sibyl Hathaway, encouraged everyone to stay. |
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The outlaws, aided by an old sibyl, defeat the castle's forces, and it burns to the ground. |
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Her height and massiveness in the low room gave her the look of a huge sibyl, while the strange fragrance of the mysterious herb blew in from the little garden. |
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