This weekend I'm going to go through hra for the 7 point plot outline and also figure out what's going on with my printer and add more ideas to the world building process for this new project. ❋ E.Jim Shannon (2005)
After I get hra done I'll be working on FTF and then Harbringer's watcher among others as mentioned before, plus I'm in World building mode for another masive project I'm looking at starting but I wont say much about this until somethime later when I have an Outline and characters and the World completed. ❋ E.Jim Shannon (2005)
I have given unto him and I have decreed unto him the thoughts of the heart in the House of the god Usekh-hra, (24) and I have brought to him sand (_sic_) at the entry to Khemennu (Hermopolis Magna). ❋ Epiphanius Wilson (1880)
At nightfall the P'hra-mène is brilliantly illuminated, within and without, and the people are entertained with dramatic spectacles derived from the Chinese, Hindoo, Malayan, and Persian classics. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
Under the spell of such sounds as these the procession moved slowly to the P'hra-mène. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
Alack for P'hra-Alâck! though usually he bore with equal patience his greater and his lesser ills, there were occasions that sharply tried his meekness, when his weak and goaded nature revolted, and he rushed to a snug little home of his own, about forty yards from the Grand Palace, there to snatch a respite of rest and refreshment in the society of his young and lately wedded wife. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
In the long galleries and corridors, bewildering with their everlasting twilight of the eye and of the mind, one is forever coming upon shocks of sudden sunshine or shocks of sudden shadow, -- the smile yet dimpling in a baby's face, a sister bearing a brother's scourging; a mother singing to her "sacred infant," [Footnote: P'hra-ong.] a slave sobbing before a deaf idol. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
Then his Majesty (who, having spies posted in every quarter of the town, knew as well as P'hra-Alâck himself what the illness or the absence signified) leisurely strolled forth, and, finding the patient on the threshold, flew always into a genuine rage, and prescribed "decapitation on the spot," and "sixty lashes on the bare back," both in the same breath. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
A phrasat, or elevated throne (also termed _p'hra-the-nang_), occupies the centre, supported by four pillars. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
_Mutato nomine, de te fabula narratur_, P'hra-Alâck! ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
Every one is in affliction of your departure; and even that opium-eating secretary, P'hra-Alâck, is very low down in his heart because you will go. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
Chow Phya Sri Sury-wongse Samuha P'hra-Kralahome, the Prime Minister, who is the principal head of the Government and royal cousin, to seat themselves near to his side on his bedstead where he lay, and other principals of royalty and nobility, to seat themselves in that room where he was lying, that they might be able to ascertain his speech by hearing. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
These pagodas, and the _p'hra-cha-dees_, or minarets, that crown some of the temples, are in many cases true wonders of cunning workmanship and profuse adornment -- displaying mosaics of fine porcelain, inlaid with ivory, gold, and silver, while the lofty doors and windows are overlaid with sculptures of grotesque figures from the Buddhist and Brahminical mythologies. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
P'hra-Alâck had been his Majesty's slave when they were boys together. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
For the funeral honors of royalty it is imperative that the P'hra-mène be constructed of virgin timber. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
P'hra-Inn-Suen, King of Heaven, or of giants, or that "it made itself." ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
No wonder, then, that P'hra-Alâck experienced an access of gratitude for the privilege of napping for two hours in a snuggery of sunshine. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
But the premier, to whom he was presently betrayed, had him put to death, on the pretext that he might cause still greater scandal and disaster, but in reality to establish himself in undisputed possession of the throne, which he now usurped under the title of P'hra-Phuthi-Chow-Luang, and removed the palace from the west to the east bank of the Meinam. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
Then the king would awake and send for him, whereupon he would be suddenly ill, or not at home, strategically hiding himself under a mountain of bedclothes, and detailing Mrs. P'hra-Alâck to reconnoitre and report. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
P'hra-mène, an artificial tree, bearing gold and silver fruit, which is plucked by officers of the court, and tossed to the poor on every side. ❋ Anna Harriette Leonowens (1874)
[That slut] [gave] me some HRA [action] last night ❋ NSO (2003)
--Jon: [hey paul], lets go get some [hra].
---Paul: I wish, but they dont make it in [Kentucky]. ❋ Jonalddi (2008)
Bdejna [dal] ghodu [bl] HRA Syndrome ❋ Chalie Zozu (2009)
[shiters] [idiots] [stupid] svinstvo ❋ Victim (2003)
