eBooks „charger“
Es wurden 8 eBooks für den Suchbegriff „charger“ gefunden.
Bücher (8)
Katherine Hsia
Ai, Amor, Aloha
- Sammelband
- Englisch
- 308 Wörter
- Keine Altersempfehlung
- 681
Love stories come in small packages.
In the first story, he writes to her.
In the second, she writes to him.
In the third, they write to one another. The stories are unrelated yet intertwined and deal with longing, reminiscence, and thankfulness. [mehr]
Stichwörter: love, hawaii, aloha, travel, charger, birthday, music
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Richard Henry Savage
The Little Lady Of Lagunitas (Fiscle Part-Vi)
- Liebe
- Englisch
- 123410 Wörter
- Ab 18 Jahren
- 2
"Caramba! Adios, Seflores!" Cried Captain Miguel Peralta, Sitting
On His Roan Charger On The Monterey Bluffs. A White-Sailed Bark
Is Heading Southward For Acapulco. His Vaqueros Tossed Up Their
Sombreros, Shouting, "Vive Alvarado! Muerte Los Estrangeros!"
The Pacific Binds The Hills Of California In A Sapphire Zone,
Unflecked By A Single Sail In Sight, Save The Retreating Trader,
Which Is Flitting Around "Punta De Los Pinos." [mehr]
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Richard Henry Savage
The Little Lady Of Lagunitas (Fiscle Part-VI)
- Liebe
- Englisch
- 124013 Wörter
- Ab 18 Jahren
- 2
"Caramba! Adios, Seflores!" Cried captain Miguel Peralta, Sitting
On His Roan Charger On The Monterey Bluffs. A White-Sailed bark
Is Heading southward For Acapulco. His Vaqueros Tossed up Their
Sombreros, Shouting, "Vive Alvarado! Muerte Los Estrangeros!"
The Pacific Binds The Hills Of California In a Sapphire Zone,
Unflecked by A Single Sail In sight, Save The Retreating trader,
Which Is Flitting around "Punta De Los Pinos." [mehr]
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Richard Henry Savage
The Little Lady Of Lagunitas
- Abenteuer
- Englisch
- 121761 Wörter
- Ab 18 Jahren
- 2
"Caramba! Adios, Seflores!" cried Captain Miguel Peralta, sitting on his roan charger on the Monterey bluffs. A white-sailed bark is heading southward for Acapulco. His vaqueros tossed up their sombreros, shouting, "Vive Alvarado! Muerte los estrangeros!" The Pacific binds the hills of California in a sapphire zone, unflecked by a single sail in sight, save the retreating trader, which is flitting around "Punta de los Pinos." It is July, 1840. The Mexican ensign flutters in the plaza of Monterey, the capital of Alta California. Miguel Peralta dismounts and crosses himself, murmuring, "Sea por Dios y la Santissima Virgen." His duty is done. He has verified the departure of the Yankee ship. [mehr]
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Charles Waterton
Wanderings in South America
- Reise
- Englisch
- 46053 Wörter
- Ab 18 Jahren
- 2
- 1
"Squire" Waterton was born at Walton Hall, Wakefield, Yorkshire to Thomas Waterton and Anne Bedingfield.
He was educated at Stonyhurst College in Lancashire where his interest in exploration and wildlife were already evident. On one occasion Waterton was caught by the school's Jesuit Superior scaling the towers at the front of the building; almost at the top, the Superior ordered him to come down the way he had gone up. Waterton records in his autobiography that while he was at the school, "by a mutual understanding, I was considered rat-catcher to the establishment, and also fox-taker, foumart-killer, and cross-bow charger at the time when the young rooks were fledged. ... I followed up my calling with great success. The vermin disappeared by the dozen; the books were moderately well-thumbed; and according to my notion of things, all went on perfectly right. [mehr]
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CHARLES WATERTON
WANDERINGS IN SOUTH AMERICA
- Reise
- Englisch
- 84228 Wörter
- Ab 18 Jahren
- 2
Charles Waterton (3 June 1782 – 27 May 1865) was an English naturalist and explorer. He is best known for his alleged eccentricities.
"Squire" Waterton was born at Walton Hall, Wakefield, Yorkshire to Thomas Waterton and Anne Bedingfield.
He was educated at Stonyhurst College in Lancashire where his interest in exploration and wildlife were already evident. On one occasion Waterton was caught by the school's Jesuit Superior scaling the towers at the front of the building; almost at the top, the Superior ordered him to come down the way he had gone up.[1] Waterton records in his autobiography that while he was at the school, "by a mutual understanding, I was considered rat-catcher to the establishment, and also fox-taker, foumart-killer, and cross-bow charger at the time when the young rooks were fledged. ... I followed up my calling with great success. The vermin disappeared by the dozen; the books were moderately well-thumbed; and according to my notion of things, all went on perfectly right."[2]
Waterton was an early opponent of pollution. He fought a long-running court case against the owners of a soapworks that had been set up near his estate in 1839, and sent out poisonous chemicals that severely damaged the trees in the park and polluted the lake. He was eventually successful in having the soapworks moved. [mehr]
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CHARLES WATERTON
WANDERINGS IN SOUTH AMERICA
- Reise
- Englisch
- 45140 Wörter
- Ab 18 Jahren
- 2
Charles Waterton (3 June 1782 – 27 May 1865) was an English naturalist and explorer. He is best known for his alleged eccentricities.
"Squire" Waterton was born at Walton Hall, Wakefield, Yorkshire to Thomas Waterton and Anne Bedingfield.
He was educated at Stonyhurst College in Lancashire where his interest in exploration and wildlife were already evident. On one occasion Waterton was caught by the school's Jesuit Superior scaling the towers at the front of the building; almost at the top, the Superior ordered him to come down the way he had gone up.[1] Waterton records in his autobiography that while he was at the school, "by a mutual understanding, I was considered rat-catcher to the establishment, and also fox-taker, foumart-killer, and cross-bow charger at the time when the young rooks were fledged. ... I followed up my calling with great success. The vermin disappeared by the dozen; the books were moderately well-thumbed; and according to my notion of things, all went on perfectly right."[2]
Waterton was an early opponent of pollution. He fought a long-running court case against the owners of a soapworks that had been set up near his estate in 1839, and sent out poisonous chemicals that severely damaged the trees in the park and polluted the lake. He was eventually successful in having the soapworks moved. [mehr]
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cameron jones
Jimmys Hacked PC
ITS GOOD
- Abenteuer
- Englisch
- 1050 Wörter
- Ab 12 Jahren
- 299
THIS IS THE STORY Our story starts with Jimmy King an average middle class american. Jimmy woke up early one morning around 3:40 AM which was the time he usually woke up. Jimmy went to eat breakfast which he ate pancakes.Jimmy then brush his teeth with his favorite Colgate toothpaste he also had an Oral B toothbrush. After he ate and brushed his teeth it was 4:10 AM that is the time he always gets on his computer to write his books. When he got to his computer he tried to turn it on but it didn’t turn on so he tried to unplug it and plug it back in but that didn’t work either so he waited till it was 3:30 PM. At 3:30 PM he got his computer and drove over to the Microsoft store in The Walking Company Beachwood Place. When he got there it was 5:30 PM he went inside and asked if they could fix his computer Jimmy said “I need your help sir my computer wont turn on and it was on the charger all night.” The store clerk tried to turn it on and he said “I am going to put it on a special charger where it takes one minute to charge.” After the minute went by Jimmy and the store clerk tried to turn it on but it popped up a message saying “YOU KNOW WHO I AM”. The store clerk asked “do you know who did this or did anything to anyone to get them mad at you?” Jimmy didn’t know what he was going to do he had no clue who did this or if he had done anything to anyone. So jimmy went home and tried to write his stories but the virus kept erasing all his work and kept writing in his story “YOU KNOW WHO I AM” over and over again. Jimmy was getting aggravated with it so he took a break then he decided to go back to the microsoft store and buy a new PC so he got up and got in his car. When jimmy arrived the store clerk welcomed him back to the store and then jimmy asked if he could get a new window ten computer and he payed for it and went home. The next day he got on his new computer and got on his story and started typing. After one hour his computer crashed and then started up again but it was different the background of his computer was a whiteboard that said “YOU CAN'T ESCAPE 99 DEEP”. Jimmy was confused on what 99 deep was so he decided to look it up turns out that 99 deep was a computer virus that spreads from book writing on computers also gaming consoles. Jimmy didn’t know how he got it but he is going to try and find out. Jimmy went to his story and continued to type after twenty-five minutes he went to use the bathroom while he was gone the story change and all it said was “YOU CAN’T ESCAPE 99 DEEP”. When Jimmy came back he was shocked to see his story he hasn't posted a story in three days and he was low on money the good thing was that people still bought his books but not as much as it first came out. Jimmy's last book he wrote was called the wars of ricky jabba it sold over five-hundred thousand virtual copies and made him $80,000 but he spent $40,000 of it on food for him to eat and paid for new equipment to type his stories. Jimmy typed but his words [mehr]
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