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She is the type of student , by no means uncommon , for whom read- ing is always an emotional debauch . If an author thrills her , she asks no more of him ; the immediate esthetic thrill is for her the beginning and end of art .
She is the type of student , by no means uncommon , for whom read- ing is always an emotional debauch . If an author thrills her , she asks no more of him ; the immediate esthetic thrill is for her the beginning and end of art .
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That means that you can't control a gun , and that means that you can't control yourself , your eye , your hands , your nerves . You are wriggling now . I tell you that a good shot is always a good man .
That means that you can't control a gun , and that means that you can't control yourself , your eye , your hands , your nerves . You are wriggling now . I tell you that a good shot is always a good man .
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By that I mean , have you been reading your Bible , praying , and trying to believe , or have you just taken the external view that it cannot be so , and tried to ... Whether it means anything to you or not , I am 70 PHILIP E. WENTWORTH.
By that I mean , have you been reading your Bible , praying , and trying to believe , or have you just taken the external view that it cannot be so , and tried to ... Whether it means anything to you or not , I am 70 PHILIP E. WENTWORTH.
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