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""He staid an hour with them. The elegant little clock on the mantel-piece had struck eleven with its silver sounds and the watchman was beginning to be heard at a distance telling the same tale, before Mr Elliot or any of them seemed to feel that he had been there long."" — Oct 13, 2026 01:52PM
""He staid an hour with them. The elegant little clock on the mantel-piece had struck eleven with its silver sounds and the watchman was beginning to be heard at a distance telling the same tale, before Mr Elliot or any of them seemed to feel that he had been there long."" — Oct 13, 2026 01:52PM
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""The notion of the immortality of the soul as an intellectual substance (and that that immortality might even be demonstrated rationally) had not dawned upon the mind of Biblical man. If he hoped at all to escape mortality it was on the basis of personal trust that his Creator might raise him once again from the dust."" — Apr 07, 2026 02:24PM
""The notion of the immortality of the soul as an intellectual substance (and that that immortality might even be demonstrated rationally) had not dawned upon the mind of Biblical man. If he hoped at all to escape mortality it was on the basis of personal trust that his Creator might raise him once again from the dust."" — Apr 07, 2026 02:24PM
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""'Have you fallen asleep?'
'It would be no wonder if I had.' Ivan groaned menacingly. 'All that is stupid in my nature, all that I've long ago lived through, ground through the mill of my intellect and thrown aside like something awful, then presented to me as some novelty.'"
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"All my stupid ideas—outgrown, thrashed out long ago, and flung aside like a dead carcass—you present to me as something new!"" — Oct 08, 2026 12:36PM
""'Have you fallen asleep?'
'It would be no wonder if I had.' Ivan groaned menacingly. 'All that is stupid in my nature, all that I've long ago lived through, ground through the mill of my intellect and thrown aside like something awful, then presented to me as some novelty.'"
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"All my stupid ideas—outgrown, thrashed out long ago, and flung aside like a dead carcass—you present to me as something new!"" — Oct 08, 2026 12:36PM
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