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Now upon my return , when he continued to despise me and did not come to greet me as the other citizens did but rather threatened to kill me , by the advice of the provincials I had him removed to a monastery . And the fear of you and the dread of you shall be upon every beast of the earth , and upon every fowl of the air , upon all that moveth [ upon ] the earth , and upon all the fishes of the sea ; into your hand are they delivered . Researchers have described different types of Waardenburg syndrome ( WS ) , based upon associated symptoms and specific genetic findings . S ince I wrote my first " About Bayonne " column in the fall of 1990 , I have managed to come up with more than 850 others covering a wide range of topics , drawing upon my memory of events that I covered during my long career as a reporter and editor and the recollections of family members , friends , neighbors and readers of this newspaper . My father served at Pearl Harbor after the attack , so an attack on this nation has had a powerful impact upon my own family . Petitions will be acted upon in a timely fashion , usually within a week or two . " While it is true that librarians will not be called upon in the future to print their own books , such a course in printing is valuable because students learn to appreciate the importance of form , design , illustrations , and the variety and quality of paper that all makes up a book , " Dr. Pope said . Since we reject equally the impression and the retention we are obliged to seek for another explanation of perception and memory , one excluding the notions that the sensible object striking upon soul or mind makes a mark upon it , and that the retention of this mark is memory . If the Assembly agrees to accept the substitute resolution , then the substitute resolution would be discussed and voted upon in the final Assembly of Delegates on Sunday morning . It was therefore look 'd upon in America merely as a requisition , which the assemblies were to consider , and comply with or decline , in the whole or in part , as it might happen to suit the different circumstances and abilities of different colonies .