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(Stephanie95)Stephanie Horton Heed Thy Parents Warnings!

The Dangers of Halloween.

Horror
English
1131 Words
Ages 10 and up
651
16

A short story about what would happen if mythical creatures were real on halloween. A group of friends [more]

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Alfred Farthing Robbins Practical Politics; or, the Liberalism of To-day

Fiction
English
73904 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

There are many persons, who, though possessing the suffrage, often put the question, "What is the use of a [more]

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Misty Cogburn Cards

Esotericism
English
316 Words
Ages 14 and up
521
9

Tarot Card reader uses the cards to give help to those who heed the cards warnings... Eventually though [more]

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Mary Hazelton Wade Timid Hare

Fiction
English
13336 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

"Lap, lap," sang the tiny waves as they struck the shore. "Lap, lap," they kept repeating, but the [more]

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George Robert Stow Mead Simon Magus

Fiction
English
34105 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Now a certain fellow by name Simon had been previously in the city practising [more]

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Lord Jesus 2013.09.27 - The Word of God at the Feast of the Holy Cross Ascension

Religion
English
5385 Words
Ages 6 and up
194
0

„Let all the nations take heed of My speaking with the Romanian people on a day of holy [more]

Keywords: The Word of God, New Jerusalem, Romania The New Jerusalem, rapture of the Church, Judgment, apocalyptic fire, Resurrection of the dead, advent, angel, announcement, bride, celebration, almsgiving, climb, clouds, days, drummed, Elijah, Enoch, fearsome, glory, God, Gospel, heaven, heavens, Jerusalem, judgment, kingdom, lightning, Lord, Man, mountain, mysterious, New, Noah, power, preaching, fals Prophet, prophets, Romania, Son, strike, sunrise, sunset, temple, throne, unfold, Word, The antichrist and the apocalyptic beast, beast, antichrist, the sign, Son of Man, apocalyptic beast, red beast, great tribulation, ecumenism [more][Less]

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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
173
0

Brain Challenge: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary offers a unique, educational approach to teaching vital skills to [more]

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John H. White Introduction of the Locomotive Safety Truck

Contributions from the Museum of History and Technology: Paper 24

Education
English
5199 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Pioneer railroading was dangerous. With increased speed and density of traffic came an increase in catastrophic wrecks that forced operators to take heed for the safety of their passengers and freight. This safety was painfully achieved through the slow process of improving equipment part by part. Antedating such spectacular post-Civil War advances as the steel rail, automatic coupler, and airbrake, was the invention of the safety truck for locomotives. Intended to lead the bobbing, weaving locomotive around curves on the rough track of the early roads, it did much to reduce the all too numerous derailments that were a major cause of accidents. [more]

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Tonya McRaft Embrace My Presence

Poetry
English
137 Words
Ages 6 and up
339
2

Have you ever felt invisible? Is life treating you or are you treating life? Is the sun shining, and does a Rainbow appear after rain has fallen? Have the stars disappeared? Sometimes we take things and people for granted not noticing that everything has a reason and a purpose. Do you ask the question why? Hold firm and recognize human life and nature as it is. Do not attempt to change someone or something that is already beautiful inside and outside. Take cautious heed of people and things that are essential to your very existence and embrace them like never before! [more]

Keywords: Embrace, Presence

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John Payne Tales From The Arabic Volume 1(Fiscle Part-3)

Fairy Tale
English
78212 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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There Was Once [At Baghdad], In The Khalifate Of Haroun Er Reshid, A Man, A Merchant, Who Had A Son By Name Aboulhusn El Khelia.[Fn#2] The Merchant Died And Left His Son Great Store Of Wealth, Which He Divided Into Two Parts, One Of Which He Laid Up And Spent Of The Other Half; And He Fell To Companying With Persians[Fn#3] And With The Sons Of The Merchants And Gave Himself Up To Good Eating And Good Drinking, Till All That He Had With Him Of Wealth[Fn#4] Was Wasted And Gone; Whereupon He Betook Himself To His Friends And Comrades And Boon-Companions And Expounded To Them His Case, Discovering To Them The Failure Of That Which Was In His Hand Of Wealth; But Not One Of Them Took Heed Of Him Neither Inclined Unto Him. [more]

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