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Population (2000): 9652 Housing Units (2000): 4047 Land area (2000): 4.784152 sq. miles (12.390895 sq. km) Water area (2000): 0.008697 sq. miles (0.022524 sq. km) Total area (2000): 4.792849 sq. miles (12.413419 sq. km) FIPS code: 03216 Located within: ...
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Andrews is a patronymic surname of English , and Norse origin. At the time of the 1881 British Census, its relative frequency was highest in Dorset (3.6 times the British average), followed by Wiltshire , Huntingdonshire , Worcestershire , Hampshire , Suffolk ...
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It seemed to Andrews that the shiny white marble building would have to burst with all the paper stored up within it, and would flood the broad avenue with avalanches of index cards.
Wearily Andrews decided that he would have to start scheming and intriguing again as he had schemed and intrigued to come to Paris in the first place.
In a fierce burst of pride a voice inside of him was shouting that he, John Andrews, should have no shame, that he should force people to do things for him, that he, who lived more acutely than the rest, suffering more pain and more joy, who had the power to express his pain and his joy so that it would impose itself on others, should force his will on those around him.
Chrisfield and Andrews were strolling across a field of white clover that covered the brow of a hill.
As they walked Andrews leaned over from time to time and picked a couple of the white clover flowers.
It was dark except for the corner where he and Andrews stood blinking in the glare of a candle on the table.
The chimes of the Catholic church rang out the hour of eight in the evening as Roland Andrews rolled his bike out of its moorings by his basement apartment and started pedaling for the Rowers Return Pub to see a dead rock band.
Guess if I wanted Britpop I'd go to the Corn Exchange or the Junction," Andrews said, citing the other, larger venues in town.
As the others plugged in, Andrews could see that indeed they all had these boxes -- even the drummer's drumsticks cabled down to one.
If Merlin the Magician had decided to join a rock band, Andrews had always thought, then surely this was the music he would have played.
Nonetheless, the look somehow made Andrews more cognizant of his own encroaching middle-age.
By the ringing cymbals of the encore, Andrews was blissed out of his skull -- and not just by the music.
It was covered with strips of masking tape and it wobbled, but Andrews was happy to have a place to perch.
But you know, Master Andrews, it is said that there were beings here before the first humans, beings of moondust and starlight.
Tinkling communications were made and for a moment Andrews felt a terrible sense of danger.