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Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh by Slobodan Novak
Page 143 - "But above all, of course, to our Lord! It's a very nice custom my dear neighbor, and it's good if it's observed."
"When he's settled in his accounts like that, a person can set off more lightly on the new hopeless circle along the ecliptic."
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I'm still reading Murder Most Foul, and here's what's on page 32:
"Early Americans' understanding of human depravity instilled in them a powerful sense of the moral precariousness of all women and men, a conviction that anyone could be struck with criminality at any moment should God momentarily withdraw His sustaining grace and permit people to act upon their universally intrinsic nature." Hot stuff, huh? Gotta love those Puritans.
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