Story of a Life, Volume 1Harvill P., 1965 |
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Page 180
... believe you . We'll consign the incident to oblivion . ' It was the more generous because after each battle he and the Director had to face the School Board and the parents of the battered victims . ' It all comes of your having no ...
... believe you . We'll consign the incident to oblivion . ' It was the more generous because after each battle he and the Director had to face the School Board and the parents of the battered victims . ' It all comes of your having no ...
Page 274
... believe that everyone ought to have a small dose of poison added to his food now and again , to clear his brain . ' ' You believe in homeopathy ? ' ' As a psychological remedy - yes , ' the chemist said with con- viction . ' You don't ...
... believe that everyone ought to have a small dose of poison added to his food now and again , to clear his brain . ' ' You believe in homeopathy ? ' ' As a psychological remedy - yes , ' the chemist said with con- viction . ' You don't ...
Page 276
... general . ' I was thinking that I would never believe anyone who told me that life — with all it contained of love , and of longing for truth and for happiness ; with its summer lightning and its distant 276 Story of a Life.
... general . ' I was thinking that I would never believe anyone who told me that life — with all it contained of love , and of longing for truth and for happiness ; with its summer lightning and its distant 276 Story of a Life.
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