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Albert Bledsoe An Examination of President Edwards' Inquiry into the Freedom of the Will

Fiction
English
66670 Words
Ages 18 and up
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IT is worse than a waste of time, it is a grievous offence against the cause of truth, [more]

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Roy Norton Mixed Faces

Fiction
English
57260 Words
Ages 18 and up
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If Nature is infallible, there should be some philosophic or eugenic professor arise and explain why she made [more]

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VARIOUS . The Strand Magazine, Volume V, Issue 30

An Illustrated Monthly

Fantasy
English
45940 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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I once knew two industrious mechanics named Pierre and Baptiste. They dwelt in a ramshackle tenement at Sault aux [more]

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Mrs. Wilson Woodrow The Return Of The Gipsy

Short Story
English
6186 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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One morning when the August sun had just risen above the peaks and was pouring a flood of glory full upon Zenith, a small mining village far up in the Rockies, two shaggy burros. answering to the respective names of "Jemmy" and "Jerry," stood amid the broken crockery and tin cans of Mrs. Nitschkan's front yard, and with the patient and indifferent stoicism of their kind allowed themselves to be laden with burdens heavy and grievous to be borne. [more]

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CD Sanders A manipulation of time and space

Doctor Who Fan Fiction

Science Fiction
English
4152 Words
Ages 12 and up
765
10

The Doctor meets the young author Amelia Parrish in a bookstore and is charmed by her immediately. Amelia’s joviality and her warmth fascinate him on the spot. He asks her to accompany him on his travels. But when she declines, he sees she has a grievous reason. He decides to change her fate and sets a row of disastrous events into motion. Will he be able to fix the time structure and still save Amelia from her terrible fate? [more]

Keywords: Doctor Who, Science Fiction, Short Story

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Dr. Jennifer Agard Brain Challenge Puzzles: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary – Grade 7 and 8 Part 1

Practice your vocabulary - HOME SCHOOL TOOL

Education
English
8227 Words
Ages 12 and up
172
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Brain Challenge: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary offers a unique, educational approach to teaching vital skills to [more]

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Ellen G. White Armageddon

Mystery & Crime
English
229921 Words
Ages 16 and up
93
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Armageddon signifies the ultimate and decisive battle crowning the millennia-long struggle between good and evil. This book goes to the crux of the conflict from the desolation of the Holy City and its transformation into a universal empire. There are riveting sequences of arduous upheavals, revolutions and the shifting of the spiritual landscape. It presents unembellished scenarios of turbulent and bitter hostilities among competing factions and embattled nations. Answering beleaguering concerns on global alliances, wars and disasters, Armageddon unlocks the enigma surrounding a grievous time of trouble and an imminent implosion. [more]

Keywords: Armageddon, final war, apocalypse, spiritual war, end of the world, final destruction, world war three, pestilence, plagues

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Carl Holliday Woman'S Life In colonial Days

Biography & Autobiography
English
91854 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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With What A Valiant And Unyielding Spirit Our Forefathers Met The Unspeakable Hardships Of The First Days Of American Colonization! We Of These Softer And More Abundant Times Can Never Quite Comprehend What Distress, What Positive Suffering Those Bold Souls Of The Seventeenth Century Endured To Establish A New People Among The Nations Of The World. The Very Voyage From England To America Might Have Daunted The Bravest Of Spirits. Note But This Glimpse From An Account By Colonel Norwood In His _Voyage To Virginia_: "Women And Children Made Dismal Cries And Grievous Complaints. The Infinite Number Of Rats That All The Voyage Had Been Our Plague, We Now Were Glad To Make Our Prey To Feed On; And As They Were Insnared And Taken A Well Grown Rat Was Sold For Sixteen Shillings As A Market Rate. [more]

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Adeline Sergeant Name And Fame (fiscle Part-XI) Part 2

Short Story
English
75040 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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"If She Dies," Graham Said To His Wife, In answer To Clara'S Anxious Questioning, On The Morning after Alan Walcott'S Arrest, "It Will Be A Case Of Murder Or Manslaughter. If She Gets Over It He Will Be Charged With An Attempt To Murder, Or To Do Grievous Bodily Harm, And As There Would Be Her Evidence To Be Considered In that Case The Jury Would Be Sure To Take The Worst View Of It. That Might Mean Five Or Ten Years, Perhaps More. The Best Thing that Could Happen For Him Would Be Her Death, Then They Might Incline To Believe His Statement, And A Clever Counsel Might Get Him Off With A Few Months' Imprisonment." [more]

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Nahum Slouschz The Renascence Of Hebrew Literature (1743-1885)

Language & Literature
English
58673 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Left to their fate, neglected by the authorities, and forming almost the whole of the urban population, the Jews of Lithuania, in the full glare of the eighteenth century, were in all essentials an autonomous community with Jewish national and theocratic features....Lithuanina, in fine, was the promised land of Rabbinism, in which everything favored the development of a national Jewish centre. -from ""Humanism in Russia" Originally published in French in 1909 as the author's doctorate thesis at the University of Paris, this celebratory but scholarly work examines the rebirth of Hebrew as a literary language and offers an accessible survey of the literature it has produced, by a "grievous spectacle of poets and writers who are constantly expressing their anxiety lest it disappear within them." [more]

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