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The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar by Edgar Allan Poe	The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar by Edgar Allan Poe

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By ARLTON EADIE "One look was enough. I snapped off my flashlight and fled."	By ARLTON EADIE "One look was enough. I snapped off my flashlight and fled."

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To give the world emancipation is the ruling desire of all minds that are spiritually awakened; and these should remember that to overcome evil with good is the only way. Forget the wrong that may appear in the outer world of things, and give all your thought to the great good that is inherent in all things. You thereby place in action the greatest emancipating power that the human race will ever know.

We are in bondage because we have lived to please the person. Follow the soul and freedom shall come quickly. Then we shall please the person better than ever before. To follow the soul is to enter the greater domains of life, those domains from which we may secure everything that is rich and beautiful and superior in human existence. The soul leads, not only into the life more abundant, but also into the actual possession of all the spiritual riches that the greater life may contain. And when we find the kingdom that is within, all that we may desire in the without shall be added.

The soul that lives most perfectly in the present, creates most nobly for the future. Be yourself to-day, regardless of what happened yesterday. Be all that you are or can be to-day, and you will live in a fairer world to-morrow.

To give the world emancipation is the ruling desire of all minds that are spiritually awakened; and these should remember that to overcome evil with good is the only way. Forget the wrong that may appear in the outer world of things, and give all your thought to the great good that is inherent in all things. You thereby place in action the greatest emancipating power that the human race will ever know.

We are in bondage because we have lived to please the person. Follow the soul and freedom shall come quickly. Then we shall please the person better than ever before. To follow the soul is to enter the greater domains of life, those domains from which we may secure everything that is rich and beautiful and superior in human existence. The soul leads, not only into the life more abundant, but also into the actual possession of all the spiritual riches that the greater life may contain. And when we find the kingdom that is within, all that we may desire in the without shall be added.

The soul that lives most perfectly in the present, creates most nobly for the future. Be yourself to-day, regardless of what happened yesterday. Be all that you are or can be to-day, and you will live in a fairer world to-morrow.

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A Methode or comfortable
beginning for all vnlearned,
whereby they may bee taught to
read English, in a very short time,
vvith pleasure: So profitable as
straunge, put in light, by
I. H. Chester
Heralt.

Reason,
Order,
Experience

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Mother
Nurse
Teacher

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of al humain perfections

¶ Imprinted at London,
by Henrie Denham.

Anno. 1570.

A Methode or comfortable
beginning for all vnlearned,
whereby they may bee taught to
read English, in a very short time,
vvith pleasure: So profitable as
straunge, put in light, by
I. H. Chester
Heralt.

Reason,
Order,
Experience

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the

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Mother
Nurse
Teacher

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of al humain perfections

¶ Imprinted at London,
by Henrie Denham.

Anno. 1570.

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