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Page 4
It was so still that before the singing began I thought I could hear my heart beat and the light of the moon shone on the queer god , perched up among the ferns and a sort of reed grass , near the shores of a lagoon .
It was so still that before the singing began I thought I could hear my heart beat and the light of the moon shone on the queer god , perched up among the ferns and a sort of reed grass , near the shores of a lagoon .
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Yet it must not be thought that all of Hawaii's charm lies in its sweet softness and its languorous climate , for it can offer some of the most magnificent scen- ery the world student has ever seen ; it can give you a climate so varied ...
Yet it must not be thought that all of Hawaii's charm lies in its sweet softness and its languorous climate , for it can offer some of the most magnificent scen- ery the world student has ever seen ; it can give you a climate so varied ...
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For some reason , the Lakemen disliked the thought of the never - wake - up men re- turning . After a short period of bad - sleep they became so ugly as to arouse dread of what they might do , if active .
For some reason , the Lakemen disliked the thought of the never - wake - up men re- turning . After a short period of bad - sleep they became so ugly as to arouse dread of what they might do , if active .
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When the artificial is successfully forced upon others , making them revolve around the new center of thought , the result is leadership . This is the demand for power . It takes form variously , under many pre- texts and precepts ...
When the artificial is successfully forced upon others , making them revolve around the new center of thought , the result is leadership . This is the demand for power . It takes form variously , under many pre- texts and precepts ...
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He fal- sified the earth with thought . He gave mind its first apple to eat . He loved to intimidate his assembly . The king could make them cower by pointing his spear ; the statesman , by threatening to inform the king . friend of Wah ...
He fal- sified the earth with thought . He gave mind its first apple to eat . He loved to intimidate his assembly . The king could make them cower by pointing his spear ; the statesman , by threatening to inform the king . friend of Wah ...
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| Title | Overland Monthly and the Out West Magazine |
| Editor | Bret Harte |
| Contributor | Making of America Project |
| Publisher | A. Roman 1868-1875, 1909 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
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