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He then read over to her the recommendation of the soul in the liturgy ; explained it to her ; made her gently repeat with him its soothing prayers , softly instilled into her the sentiments , which they are intended to convey ; filled ...
He then read over to her the recommendation of the soul in the liturgy ; explained it to her ; made her gently repeat with him its soothing prayers , softly instilled into her the sentiments , which they are intended to convey ; filled ...
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It reduces our intellectual and moral being , with all its operations , to a level with the compulsory movements of blind and dead matter , making the soul , as an independent being , a nonexist- ence , or nothing better than " the mere ...
It reduces our intellectual and moral being , with all its operations , to a level with the compulsory movements of blind and dead matter , making the soul , as an independent being , a nonexist- ence , or nothing better than " the mere ...
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meditation on the laws of life in the soul , can reveal to the soul the laws of life in sense . What , indeed , is universal nature , but a world of external occasions , to awaken consciousness of the powers of the spir- itual world ...
meditation on the laws of life in the soul , can reveal to the soul the laws of life in sense . What , indeed , is universal nature , but a world of external occasions , to awaken consciousness of the powers of the spir- itual world ...
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Contents
HI POISONING | 27 |
EXECUTION OF AN ITALIAN AT CANTON | 58 |
Life of BLACK HAWK | 68 |
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