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1. The man I was looking for was some sort of curator, at least that’s what I had discovered, though I’d worried that locating him might be another matter
2. In time Jeffery became the curator of the Dragon Chronicles, in which he recorded all the adventures of the Dragons of Light
3. “That’s nonsense! Even ministers would find that assumption idiotic! At best! Master Olom would have you scrubbing the horses for a week for even pondering such a connection! I do mean, scrubbing! Flayed brush and murky water for a week! Grooming a horse is no occupation for an aspiring Curator, mind you! And especially the horses’ parts where
4. the curator boy
5. With the death of his master and half-way in his apprenticeship, he was now considered officially, though without seat, a Curator, with all the rights and responsibilities his office carried
6. He still didn’t know the young curator as much as he wanted to, but he had seen enough to know that he was a indeed a man full of surprises
7. Besides, I’m just a Curator, and only because of chance and the edicts of the Curatoria Prefecta,” said Hilderich shrugging as he uttered the last few words, careful to intone the name of the society of Curators in which he belonged now, by right of his master’s untimely death
8. - Curator Cimon Olom, A treatise on the nature and function of the keystones
9. “Even though he was the first Curator to assemble enough evidence to support such a theory, when he presented his work he was met with derision, laughed upon as another half-mad fool
10. Sadly, only a few of his friends and colleagues supported him in public and pleaded for him to maintain his status as Curator, albeit on the condition that he would burn the bulk of his work and renounce it as a work of fiction
11. Were one to magically interview the curator of the British Museum he would say all he ever heard from Mr
12. He has given the role of curator to
13. Suddenly insecure and no longer the confident curator of fifteen minutes before, I raced back upstairs and replaced the tight trousers and daring little waistcoat with something sensible and uncontroversial
14. All the visitors to the museum thought it was wonderful, and the curator was pleased how people could see into the tank to see how it worked
15. with and the Curator had closed the Pre-Dynastic section of
16. It was a significant specimen in Robert Hesse’s fine collection, and it was sold by Paul Desautels, who was best known as the curator of mineralogy at the Smithsonian Institution, to Robert Matuzas, who kept it for many years before he sold it to me
17. The whole situation could have easily escalated into a full fledge war, had the curator at the time, a Baris Nilz, failed to convince Captain Kirk of the necessity of protecting his station, and a valuable shipment of quadrotriticale
18. professional Egyptologist or museum curator physically salivate
19. ” The curator threw a placating glance at the over efficient security guard, the guard nodded in mindless obedience to his superior
20. The curator must have been in his late fifties or early sixties, a man of obvious intelligence and exemplary breeding, he spoke in the assured manner that only the aristocracy can manage when their family has been above the law for historic centuries
21. The curator however, was in some confusion over Byron’s pigeonhole, he looked to be no thief or archaeologist with financial problems, maybe of dubious education, and why did he seem as if he 85
22. ” The curator paused a little shy with his next statement
23. The curator almost whispered
24. ” The curator looked in consideration of Byron’s statement and quietly replied
25. Byron stood up and emptied the contents of his pockets and satchel on to the neatly pressed velvet cloth the curator had quickly laid on his desk with childlike excitement
26. He heard the gratifying sigh from the curator who was staring wide-eyed at the ever-increasing bounty before him
27. Almost rhetorically the curator asked,
28. ” His statement was not lost on the curator, surprise registered, but his sense of business overwhelmed his sense of curiosity, and deep within his head he felt that he really did not want an explanation anyway
29. Over the following hour the curator made a number of short and enthusiastic telephone calls and finally a price was offered
30. ” The curator shot his hand out to shake on the deal before Byron could change his mind
31. The curator shook his hand again at the door, reluctant to release his grip this time, unwilling to let Byron slip into the obscurity he had come from
32. He however, did not teach, he was an assistant curator at the university’s museum
33. I called the curator of the Egyptology department, who is also an ex-colleague, and asked him if the museum would be interested, in view of the invitation I had, for a preliminary unofficial contact with the Antiquities Authority on the possibilities of its participation in archaeological work in Egypt
34. Here and there, the inmate has visitors to see the sight; then he points his finger, with something of the complacency of a curator or authorised exponent, to this cart and to this, and seems to tell who sat here yesterday, and who there the day before
35. Their keeper had a brace of pistols, and carried a thick-knobbed bludgeon under his arm; but he was on terms of good understanding with them, and stood with them beside him, looking on at the putting-to of the horses, rather with an air as if the convicts were an interesting Exhibition not formally open at the moment, and he the Curator
36. Someone in the position of a Curator, charged with the preservation of the Great Library itself, could not be here just to impress students
37. "Resident curator!" Quinn's face brightened
38. He would love nothing better than to be curator here, to maintain the Easter and Christmas traditions for the sake of the parish, and whatever else you want, while earning a high salary, having a gorgeous bedroom and ample time to write a couple of books in his academic field
39. He sat back down and he told her the whole plan, how Nash would be the curator, but before he was halfway through what he meant to say, she threw up her hands and declared it was a miracle
40. "Well, Ramji Daji, what's this I hear about a robbery at the Museum yesterday?" asked the doctor of the assistant curator