Recited

Recited by someone who billed himself as Napoleon XIV, the song was deemed offensive to the mentally ill, and the ticket agent and I recited the whole thing at the top of our lungs, causing the airport cops who were listening to unsnap the straps on their holsters.

Some Incidental Information 2008

Recited before a community of 300 Jews of almost every religious persuasion, Falk had no idea how her new blessings would be received.

Celebrating Women's History Month: Jewish Women and Religious Innovation 2010

The Tibetan title of the famous Tibetan Book of the Dead translates literally as Liberation through Hearing [the Words of the Text Recited while] in the Bardo.

Relating to a Spiritual Teacher: Building a Healthy Relationship ��� 6 The Special Need for a Spiritual Mentor in Highest Tantra 2000

Recited in Spanish without translation, it was but a prelude to slaughter.

One River Wade Davis 1996

Recited in Spanish without translation, it was but a prelude to slaughter.

One River Wade Davis 1996

[Footnote: Recited on the baby's fingers or toes.] *****

Types of Children's Literature Walter Barnes

_Recited by the author in "Her Majesty's Theatre," at a

Recollections of Bytown and Its Old Inhabitants William Pittman Lett

(Recited for the inauguration of a New Public School, Camden, New Jersey, Oct. 31, 1874.)

Notes, 260–269 1900

Seven hundred and fifty Six writeing as is therein Recited did thereby

Privateering and Piracy in the Colonial Period Illustrative Documents 1898

This volume contained also his _Ode Recited at the

Brief History of English and American Literature 1886