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The poem is the product of an experience . He had been lost and was found . It is the cry of a penitent and reclaimed soul . He stands overwhelmed by wonder ; he cannot take it for granted ; he is spellbound in a Universe that was ...
The poem is the product of an experience . He had been lost and was found . It is the cry of a penitent and reclaimed soul . He stands overwhelmed by wonder ; he cannot take it for granted ; he is spellbound in a Universe that was ...
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What Thompson would have us believe is that the experience has objective reality : there is One by our side ; and our happiness depends upon making full use of those special moments in life when His coming makes the heart soft and ...
What Thompson would have us believe is that the experience has objective reality : there is One by our side ; and our happiness depends upon making full use of those special moments in life when His coming makes the heart soft and ...
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Reader , lend thy books to S. T. C. for he will return them to thee with usury . He will enrich them with his annotations , thus tripling their value . I have had experience , and I counsel thee . Shut not thy heart , nor thy library ...
Reader , lend thy books to S. T. C. for he will return them to thee with usury . He will enrich them with his annotations , thus tripling their value . I have had experience , and I counsel thee . Shut not thy heart , nor thy library ...
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He who indulges himself may avoid unpleasant experiences , may get around “ the hill difficulty , ” but he will find his pampered self becoming less and less . To come to selfhood we must climb mountains — meet opposition with no ...
He who indulges himself may avoid unpleasant experiences , may get around “ the hill difficulty , ” but he will find his pampered self becoming less and less . To come to selfhood we must climb mountains — meet opposition with no ...
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We are called to build , from the deep foundations laid in silence within the soul , upward through thought and purpose and deed , gathering material from each experience , until at last , the 73 TECTURE'' A Proclamation of The Laws of ...
We are called to build , from the deep foundations laid in silence within the soul , upward through thought and purpose and deed , gathering material from each experience , until at last , the 73 TECTURE'' A Proclamation of The Laws of ...
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| Title | Spiritual Voices in Modern Literature |
| Author | Trevor H. Davies |
| Publisher | George H. Doran Company, 1919 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 312 pages |
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