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Ayodele Ajileye God's Definition Of Worship

Music
English
4575 Words
Ages 14 and up
187
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Low tempo music with gospel lyrics is called worship while high tempo ones are called praises. Is that [more]

Keywords: worship, praise, religion, relationship, bible, holy spirit, music, lifestyle, culture

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Douglas Dewar A Bird Calendar For Northern India (fiscle part- 9)

Design
English
42878 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Up--Let Us To The Fields Away, And Breathe The Fresh And Balmy Air. Mary Howitt. Take Nine-And-Twenty Sunny, Bracing english May Days, Steal From March As Many Still, Starry Nights, To These Add Two Rainy Mornings And Evenings, And The Product Will Resemble A Typical Indian January. This Is The Coolest Month In the Year, A Month When The Climate Is Invigorating and The Sunshine Temperate. But Even In january The Sun'S Rays Have Sufficient Power To Cause The Thermometer To Register 70 Degrees In the Shade At Noon, Save On An Occasional Cloudy Day. [more]

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Rudyard Kipling Rewards And Fairies

History
English
76032 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Take Of English Earth As Much As Either Hand May Rightly Clutch. In The Taking Of It Breathe Prayer For All Who Lie Beneath - Not The Great Nor Well-Bespoke, But The Mere Uncounted Folk Of Whose Life And Death Is None Report Or Lamentation. Lay That Earth Upon Thy Heart, And Thy Sickness Shall Depart! It Shall Sweeten And Make Whole Fevered Breath And Festered Soul; It Shall Mightily Restrain Over-Busy Hand And Brain; It Shall Ease Thy Mortal Strife 'Gainst The Immortal Woe Of Life, Till Thyself Restored Shall Prove By What Grace The Heavens Do Move. [more]

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Charles Dickens Speeches: Literary And Social (Fiscle Part-I)

Literary Collections
English
81221 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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[At A Public Dinner, Given In Honour Of Mr. Dickens, And Presided Over By The Late Professor Wilson, The Chairman Having Proposed His Health In A Long And Eloquent Speech, Mr. Dickens Returned Thanks As Follows:-] If I Felt Your Warm And Generous Welcome Less, I Should Be Better Able To Thank You. If I Could Have Listened As You Have Listened To The Glowing Language Of Your Distinguished Chairman, And If I Could Have Heard As You Heard The "Thoughts That Breathe And Words That Burn," Which He Has Uttered, It Would Have Gone Hard But I Should Have Caught Some Portion Of His Enthusiasm, And Kindled At His Example. [more]

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alastair macleod A Woman From The Sea

or griancha

Romance
English
567 Words
Ages 8 and up
423
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"He saw footsteps in the soft sand leading to the shore. There she was, completely naked and supple, not hard. He ran, for she was nearing the water. He reached out and grabbed her by her arm - it was soft, supple, and warm. “Griancha,“he said “Stop, wait, take the ring.“ He held it up . “I must go,” she said, “the island is calling.” She slipped from his grasp into the blue sea. He dived after her and ahead of him he saw her running along the ocean floor, like a nymph, out to sea,but he could no longer breathe and had to surface" [more]

Keywords: folklore, sea, magical women, body changing

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Booth Tarkington The Turmoil A Novel

Bibles
English
90234 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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There Is A Midland City In The Heart Of Fair, Open Country, A Dirty And Wonderful City Nesting Dingily In The Fog Of Its Own Smoke. The Stranger Must Feel The Dirt Before He Feels The Wonder, For The Dirt Will Be Upon Him Instantly. It Will Be Upon Him And Within Him, Since He Must Breathe It, And He May Care For No Further Proof That Wealth Is Here Better Loved Than Cleanliness; But Whether He Cares Or Not, The Negligently Tended Streets Incessantly Press Home The Point, And So Do The Flecked And Grimy Citizens. [more]

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Benjamin Disraeli Venetia

Short Story
English
161697 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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It Was A Bright And Soft Spring Morning: The Dewy Vistas Of Cherbury Sparkled In The Sun, The Cooing Of The Pigeons Sounded Around, The Peacocks Strutted About The Terrace And Spread Their Tails With Infinite Enjoyment And Conscious Pride, And Lady Annabel Came Forth With Her Little Daughter, To Breathe The Renovating Odours Of The Season. The Air Was Scented With The Violet, Tufts Of Daffodils Were Scattered All About, And Though The Snowdrop Had Vanished, And The Primroses Were Fast Disappearing, Their Wild And Shaggy Leaves Still Looked Picturesque And Glad. [more]

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Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann 24 Days Until Christmas

24 Christmas Poems

Poetry
English
1691 Words
Ages 12 and up
323
1

24 Days & 24 Poems until Christmas Christmas the quietest time of the Year: 24 magical Christmas Poems shorten the wait for Christmas. “Church bells are ringing from the golden tower – Candles light the night...You hold me captive; Snow White Sweet rejoicing in your hand. Scent from the fairy tale fir branches; Gentleness and loving smiles your star.I breathe for you the air of the winter – Magic from the sky down to earth.” 24 days and nights until Christmas; a sweet and mysterious seeming eternity. [more]

Keywords: christmas time, christmas poems, silent night, holy night, angel, christmas tree, the spirit of christmas, jesus the saviour

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H. Rider Haggard Beatrice

Drama
English
111511 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Beatrice is a 1890 novel by H Rider Hagggard.[1] The author later called it "one of the best bits of work I ever did."[2 TO BEATRICE "Oh, kind is Death that Life's long trouble closes, Yet at Death's coming Life shrinks back affright; It sees the dark hand,--not that it encloses A cup of light. So oft the Spirit seeing Love draw nigh As 'neath the shadow of destruction, quakes, For Self, dark tyrant of the Soul, must die, When Love awakes. Aye, let him die in darkness! But for thee,-- Breathe thou the breath of morning and be free!" Rückert. Translated by F. W. B. BEATRICE [more]

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AGNES C. LAUT CANADA

Being the Romantic Story of the New Dominion's Growth from Colony to Kingdom

Fantasy
English
146577 Words
Ages 18 and up
3
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To re-create the shadowy figures of the heroic past, to clothe the dead once more in flesh and blood, to set the puppets of the play in life's great dramas again upon the stage of action,--frankly, this may not be formal history, but it is what makes the past most real to the present day. Pictures of men and women, of moving throngs and heroic episodes, stick faster in the mind than lists of governors and arguments on treaties. Such pictures may not be history, but they breathe life into the skeletons of the past. [more]

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