Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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... Give Us This Day from the beginning , and I thank all of you who have been its faithful readers over the years . While I originally wrote Give Us This Day primarily for the Reformed Episcopal Church in Hot Springs , Arkansas at which I ...
... Give Us This Day from the beginning , and I thank all of you who have been its faithful readers over the years . While I originally wrote Give Us This Day primarily for the Reformed Episcopal Church in Hot Springs , Arkansas at which I ...
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... Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck!, means to loosen the narrow ambit of your personality, in order to slowly disappear in the All and become one with life... one with God. The greatest difficulty therapists find in ...
... Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck!, means to loosen the narrow ambit of your personality, in order to slowly disappear in the All and become one with life... one with God. The greatest difficulty therapists find in ...
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... give one hour of your time every week for such a treasure , surely you'd do it . What if you were told you had to give 10 hours of time every week ? Would it be worth your while ? And what if you were told that to receive this greatest ...
... give one hour of your time every week for such a treasure , surely you'd do it . What if you were told you had to give 10 hours of time every week ? Would it be worth your while ? And what if you were told that to receive this greatest ...
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