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Full article"Sitting in the Seat of Judgement" From The Crown of Individuality, 1909 By William George ...
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Full articleFrom The Business of Life By Frank Crane Published 1916 Danger includes War, Crime, and Adventure. It ...
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Full articleSeneca, Letters No one is so ignorant as not to know that we must at some time die; nevertheless, when one ...
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