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NFL Preseason: Carolina Panthers vs. Miami Dolphins Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Saturday
8/22/xxxx
7:00 PM
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NFL Preseason: Carolina Panthers vs. New England Patriots Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Friday
8/28/xxxx
7:30 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. Houston Texans Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday
9/20/xxxx
1:00 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. New Orleans Saints Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday
9/27/xxxx
1:00 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. Philadelphia Eagles Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday
10/25/xxxx
8:30 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. Indianapolis Colts Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Monday
11/2/xxxx
8:30 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. Green Bay Packers Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday
11/8/xxxx
1:00 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. Washington Redskins Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday
11/22/xxxx
1:00 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. Atlanta Falcons Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday
12/13/xxxx
1:00 PM
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Carolina Panthers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tickets
Bank Of America Stadium
Charlotte, North Carolina
Sunday
1/3/xxxx
1:00 PM
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and his wooing of the daughter of Arcestrates, there is something which is different from style, and with which style is not always found in company--that faculty of telling a story which has been already referred to. Nor does this fail in the narrative portions of the prose Saints' Lives and Homilies, especially Aelfric's, which we possess; in fact it is in these last distinctly remarkable--as where Aelfric tells the tale of the monk who spied on St. Cuthbert's seaside devotions. The same faculty is observable in Latin work, not least in Bede's still more famous telling of the Caedmon story, and of the vision of the other world. But these faculties have better chance of exhibiting themselves in the verse division of our Anglo-Saxon wreckage. Beowulf itself consists of one first-rate story and one second-rate but not despicable tale, hitched together more or less anyhow. The second, with good points, is, for us, negligible: the first is a "yarn" of the primest character. One may look back to the Odyssey itself without finding anything so good,