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[Erptravel-announce] therapy literally


From: Linda Blanton
Subject: [Erptravel-announce] therapy literally
Date: Sat, 9 Sep 2006 02:11:01 +0200

But he was magnificent in discoveringRobert Burns.
Thats a fine fellow, that new Methodist preacher, said thevillagers that week.
Yes, your father was so nice asto invite me for supper tonight. He had a nice, long, free afternoon in which to become wise.
Instead of making them drone through many stanzas, he hadthem sing one from each hymn.
To preach the good news of the gospel, ah!
Cleo concluded the celebration with a piano solo, and there was agreat deal more of hand-shaking.
Cleo held his hand and rejoiced, What a wonderful crowd there isthis morning! He felt accepted,secure, and ready to begin his work. He had heard that he was astylish poet and an inspiring thinker.
Wegot to go on enlarging our mental horizons.
NowIm going to start you off reading David Copperfield. It was a bright red Buick with brass trimmings.
Brother Benham in a short hesitating talk said they had beendelighted by Brother Gantrys sermons.
They shook hands with ceremony and sat beaming at each other in afront pew. He was assiduous, but careful, in his pastoral calls on the women. I just said to Jim, all of a sudden, Jim, I said, do you loveyour father?
He began slowly, his great voice swelling to triumphantcertainty as he talked.
He was willing to beguided by these masters, and not insist on forcing his own ideas onthe world. Without it, we are less thanbeasts; with it, earth is heaven and we are as the gods!
They told him he was very eloquent, very spiritual. I seem to recall a tendency in you tooverdo a lot of things. Oh, yes, yes, yes, how beautiful it is, the golden glory of GodsLove! Would you like towalk home with me instead of going to Mrs. He was assiduous, but careful, in his pastoral calls on the women.
But for onceCleo Benham was not an adequate mate. She was twenty-seven, five years younger than Elmer.
For breast-pocket display, he had silk handkerchiefs;but for use, only cotton rags torn at the hem.
He had laid in a fruitful theological library. Before his sermon he looked from brother to brother. But here was wealth, for which Elmer had a touching reverence, andhere was Cleo.
He terminated the first plunge, very icy, with haste; but in thebiographies by Mr. Without it, we are less thanbeasts; with it, earth is heaven and we are as the gods! And Cleo came to him, her two hands out, and he almost kissed her.
Virtue, he pointed out, certainly did pay. He had the sermons of Spurgeon,Jefferson, Brooks, and J.

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