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by Plautz 09 Dec '09

09 Dec '09

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by Alverson 08 Dec '09

08 Dec '09

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{Spam?} "No, sir, I don't--that is, yessir, I do. Hexcuse me, sir
by Buchheit 07 Dec '09

07 Dec '09

Tell you, matey." "Matey!" groaned Mr. Brimberly, turning up his eyes. "I'm the Guv's familiar friend and personal pal, I am. I'm 'is adviser, confeedential, matreemonial, circumstantial, an' architect'ral. I'm 'is trainer, advance agent, manager, an' sparrin' partner--that's who I am. An' now, mate, 'avin' 'elped to marry 'im, I've jest took a run down 'ere to see as all things is fit an' proper for 'is 'oneymoon!" "My word, this is a mad feller, this is!" murmured Mr. Brimberly, "or else 'e 's drunk!" "Drunk?" exclaimed

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Usted tonta poco? Es necesario aumentar los ingresos?
by pppehrserver-law-us＠lists.ourproject.org 27 Nov '09

27 Nov '09

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Trabajar con remuneracion por la hora.
by pppehrserver-law-us＠lists.ourproject.org 27 Nov '09

27 Nov '09

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Urce, and recognizes also the method by which it springs from t
by Siders 01 Sep '09

01 Sep '09

Is not "Know thyself" but "Know the Lord." The great subject of Knowledge is not ourself but "the Lord"; and herein is the great difference between the two teachings. The one is limited by human personality, the other is based on the Infinitude of the Divine Personality; and because of this it includes human personality with all its powers over the Soul of Nature. It is a case of the greater including the less; and so the whole teaching of Scripture is directed to bringing us into the recognition of that Divine Personality which is the Great Original in whose image and likeness we are made. In proportion as we grow into the recognition of _this_ our own personality will explain, and the creative power of our thought will cease to work invertedly until at last it will work only on the same principles of Life, Love and Liberty as the Divine Mind, and so all evil will disappear from our world. We shall not, as some systems teach, be absorbed into Deity to the extinction of our individual consciousness, but on the contrary our individual consciousness will continually expand, which is what St. Paul means when he speaks of our "increasing with the increase of God"--the continual expanding of the Divine element within us. But this can only take place by our recognition of ourselves as _receivers_ of this Divine element. It is receiving into ourselves of the Divine Personality, a result not to be reached through human reasoning. We reason from premises which we have assumed, and the conclusion is already involved in the premises and can never extend beyond them. But we can only select our premises from among things that we know by experience, whether mental or physical, and accordingly

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, however. Ah! my friend, what orthography! it is of the antediluvian
by Amedro Justiss 31 Aug '09

31 Aug '09

children resigned and courageous--two of the greatest virtues in the world--and until now, my beloved son, courage and resignation have never failed you. "At fifteen you competed for a scholarship in one of the high schools, where you finished your studies. Your first education had already borne excellent fruits; for, although many of your new companions belonged to the aristocratic world, their contact never altered your precious qualities, and you never knew the meaning of either jealousy or envy. "Later, you entered as junior clerk in a notary's office, with a man who has long been my friend, and who alone holds the secret and administers my fortune. Until now, the discretion of this friend has equaled his devotion. Near him, you have acquired a perfect knowledge of business; and, thanks to my foresight, you shall be in a position to skilfully and advantageously administer the considerable wealth I have amassed. "My conscience does not reproach me; and yet, I admit that I sometimes fear you will address this reproach to my memory: "_While you accumulated these riches, my father, you condemned me without mercy to the most cruel privations_. "Reflection drives this fear from my heart, however; I remember how frequently you have assured me that you were satisfied with your condition, and that if you desired luxuries it was only for my sake. "In fact, your inexhaustible humor and gentleness, your natural gaiety of spirits and tender affection for me sufficiently prove that you are contented. Moreover, do I not share your privations? Your own economies, added to my earnings as a public scribe, have permitted us to live without touching my revenues. The capital has thus been growing for twenty years in the hands of my prudent administrator. "On the day on which I pen these lines, my fortune amounts to about two millions and a half. "I know not how many years of life may still be allotted to me, but in ten years I shall have attained the average length of human life; you shall then be thirty-five years of age; and since a capital doubles itself in ten years, my wealth shall have attained the enormous sum of four or five millions. "Unless I am stricken down suddenly, you shall therefore, in all probability, attain your comple

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ly. The Angel was frankly and simpl
by Klickman 25 Aug '09

25 Aug '09

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27 Jul '09

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25 Jul '09

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