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The Short Cut to Regeneration Through Fasting

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The Short Cut to Regeneration Through Fasting (1929)
by Julia Seton
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THE SHORT CUT–

REGENERATION
THROUGH FASTING

By

JULIA SETON, M. D.

CHICAGO

OCCULT PUBLISHING COMPANY

1929



SHORT CUT–REGENERATION THROUGH FASTING;
COPYRIGHT, 1928, BY OCCULT PUBLISHING COMPANY,
CHICAGO; ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PRINTED IN U. S. A.

SECOND EDITION
PRINTED BY OCCULT PRESS (CHICAGO)



The Double Fortress

By Alfred Noyes


Time, would’st thou hurt us? Never shall we grow old.
 Break as thou wilt these bodies of blind clay,

Thou canst not touch us here, in our stronghold,
 Where two, made one, laugh all thy powers away.


Though ramparts crumble and rusty gates grow thin,
 And our brave fortress dwine to a hollow shell,

Thou shalt hear heavenly laughter, far within;
 Where, young as Love, two hidden lovers dwell.


We shall go clambering up our twisted stairs
 To watch the moon through rifts in our grey towers.

Thou shalt hear whispers, kisses, and sweet prayers
 Creeping through all our creviced walls like flowers.


Would’st wreck us, Time? When thy dull leaguer brings
 The last wall down, look heavenward. We have wings.




This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1930.


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