# This is a sample of the YAGO schema file. Some lines have been omitted.
@prefix yago: .
@prefix rdf: .
@prefix xsd: .
@prefix ontolex: .
@prefix dct: .
@prefix rdfs: .
@prefix owl: .
@prefix wikibase: .
@prefix skos: .
@prefix schema: .
@prefix cc: .
@prefix geo: .
@prefix prov: .
@prefix wd: .
@prefix data: .
@prefix sh: .
@prefix s: .
@prefix ref: .
@prefix v: .
@prefix wdt: .
@prefix wpq: .
@prefix wdtn: .
@prefix p: .
@prefix ps: .
@prefix psv: .
@prefix psn: .
@prefix pq: .
@prefix pqv: .
@prefix pqn: .
@prefix pr: .
@prefix prv: .
@prefix prn: .
@prefix wdno: .
@prefix ys: .
ys: rdfs:label "Manual YAGO 4.5 shapes declaration"@en .
schema:Thing rdf:type rdfs:Class, sh:NodeShape ;
sh:property ys:Thing_property_5, ys:Thing_property_4, ys:Thing_property_6, ys:Thing_property_7, ys:Thing_property_2, ys:Thing_property_3, ys:Thing_property_1 .
ys:Thing_property_1 sh:path schema:image ;
sh:datatype xsd:anyURI ;
ys:fromProperty wdt:P18 .
ys:Thing_property_2 sh:path schema:alternateName ;
sh:datatype rdf:langString ;
ys:fromProperty wdt:1843, wdt:P225, skos:altLabel .
ys:Thing_property_3 sh:path rdfs:comment ;
sh:datatype rdf:langString ;
sh:uniqueLang true ;
ys:fromProperty schema:description .
ys:Thing_property_4 sh:path rdfs:label ;
sh:datatype rdf:langString ;
sh:uniqueLang true ;
ys:fromProperty schema:name .
ys:Thing_property_5 sh:path schema:mainEntityOfPage ;
sh:datatype xsd:anyURI .
schema:CreativeWork rdf:type rdfs:Class, sh:NodeShape ;
ys:fromClass wd:Q386724, wd:Q17537576 ;
sh:property ys:CreativeWork_property_21, ys:CreativeWork_property_19, ys:CreativeWork_property_28, ys:CreativeWork_property_20, ys:CreativeWork_property_38, ys:CreativeWork_property_27 ;
rdfs:subClassOf schema:Thing .
schema:Event owl:disjointWith schema:CreativeWork ;
rdf:type rdfs:Class, sh:NodeShape ;
ys:fromClass wd:Q1190554, wd:Q1656682 ;
sh:property ys:Event_property_123, ys:Event_property_139, ys:Event_property_146, ys:Event_property_133, ys:Event_property_140, ys:Event_property_105, ys:Event_property_106, ys:Event_property_113, ys:Event_property_107 ;
rdfs:subClassOf schema:Thing .
schema:Organization owl:disjointWith schema:CreativeWork, schema:Event ;
rdf:type rdfs:Class, sh:NodeShape ;
ys:fromClass wd:Q895526, wd:Q155076, wd:Q167037, wd:Q43229 ;
sh:property ys:Organization_property_148, ys:Organization_property_163, ys:Organization_property_151, ys:Organization_property_177, ys:Organization_property_147, ys:Organization_property_176, ys:Organization_property_165, ys:Organization_property_164, ys:Organization_property_178, ys:Organization_property_166, ys:Organization_property_150, ys:Organization_property_161, ys:Organization_property_179, ys:Organization_property_162, ys:Organization_property_149 ;
rdfs:subClassOf schema:Thing .
schema:Taxon owl:disjointWith schema:CreativeWork, schema:Organization, schema:Event ;
rdf:type rdfs:Class, sh:NodeShape ;
sh:property ys:Taxon_property_287, ys:Taxon_property_288 ;
ys:fromClass wd:Q16521 ;
rdfs:subClassOf schema:Thing .
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X. ＾We left it where Dick had discovered it！in the fuselage of Jeff¨s airplane. One of us watched, taking turns, all afternoon. Just before we came in here we made sure it was all right, and Larry, who has the longest reach, pushed it in as far as he could get it and still be able to take it out again.￣ Meeting of Parliament！Eugene's Visit to England！Ministerial Attacks on the Dutch！Meeting of the Negotiators at Utrecht！The Question of the Spanish Throne！Sham Fighting against the French！Debates on the Peace in Parliament！Withdrawal of the English Troops！Consequent Triumph of the French！Bolingbroke's Visit to Paris！Break-up of the Grand Alliance！More Negotiations with the Pretender！Death of Godolphin！Marlborough retires to the Continent！Signature of the Peace！The Treaty of Commerce！Its Rejection by the Commons！The Whereabouts of the Pretender！Dissolution of Parliament！The General Election！Intrigues with St. Germains！Bolingbroke's Activity！His Friends in Office！The Empire and Spain make Peace！The Pretender declines Overtures to Change his Religion！Illness of the Queen！Tax on Newspapers！Attack upon the "Public Spirit of the Whigs"！Steele expelled the House！Proposals against the Pretender and for bringing over the Electoral Prince！Counter-scheme for bringing over the Pretender！Obstacles to the Scheme！The Queen's Letter to the Elector！Death of the Electress Sophia！The Schism Bill！Its Progress through the Houses！Reward for the Apprehension of the Pretender！Fall of Oxford！Bolingbroke's Jacobite Cabinet！Illness of the Queen！The Whig Coup d'└tat！Ruin and Desperation of the Jacobites！Death of Anne！Proclamation of George I. CHAPTER XVII. IN THE HOSPITAL "Goin' to be a full attendance at the services this evenin'," he muttered to himself. "But the more the merrier. It'll insure a goodly number at the mourner's bench when we make the call for the unconverted." "Sorry to disturb you at supper," he said. "But there's some hint of trouble, and I'd like to have you stand by to help me if it comes. The news has gone all over the country of the haul you brung into the' jail this afternoon, and they say their friends are gatherin' for a rescue. So many o' the right kind o' the boys is away in the army that I hardly know where to look for help. I'm sending word around to all I kin reach. There's several o' the boys that're home gittin' well o' wounds that'll be glad to help. I'm sendin' buggies for 'em. They can't walk, but they kin stand up and shoot. I'd like to have you come down to the jail as soon's you git through your supper. And, Serg't Klegg, will you take command? I ain't much on the military, but I'll stay with you and obey orders." "No, I mean the little finger," asserted Si. The waver in the Sergeant's face showed the temptation was a trying one, but he answered firmly: He stopped to rest after this prodigious literary effort, and wipe the beaded sweat from his brow. He saw little Pete Skidmore looking at him with troubled face. "Not quite," Dodd said. "For instance, we don't know about you. You have！well, you have got mates, haven't you? Hell, of course you do. Male or female. Same as us. More or less." This would have been bad enough in any year, but in times when he bore the burden of his yet profitless milk-round it was only a little short of catastrophe. Making every allowance for a first year, that milk-round had[Pg 265] disappointed him. He found private custom hard to win, and even the ceasing of French dairy supplies, owing to the Franco-Prussian war, did not bring him the relief he had hoped. One or two small farms on the borders of Rye catered in dairy stuff for its inhabitants, and he found them hard to outbid or outwit. Also, owing to the scarcity of grass feed, it was a bad milk year, and poor supplies were put down by consumers to the new milkman, and in more than one case custom was withdrawn. Holgrave looked at them an instant！ "And is this the apparel and the bravery of merchants?" said the wandering monk within himself, as the splendid cavalcade passed by; "surely the pomp of royalty cannot surpass this." And John Ball did not draw a wrong conclusion！for when, in about half an hour, the citizens repassed, escorting their youthful sovereign, although there certainly was more cost and elegance, there was less of gorgeous display in the royal than in the civic train. "Yes." HoME恂握曇咸弌傍厘議戎曇
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