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Poetry
German
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Keywords: Poesie

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Ardwyn Disner WE TWO

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Self-Help
English
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Relationship Workbook

Keywords: Relationships

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Mrs. A. D. T. Whitney We Girls

A Home Story

Fiction
English
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Yei Mt Doelakeh We Loving

Romance
English
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what is love ,does it really exist, and if it does what does it mean? can one explain what love is can you hold it tease it. Can you make it into a word. what do one have to do in order to feels and hold on to love if it true as it seem or as they say. I want to be love with him to love him close to me to make him see that with out me nothing in this world matter, but how can I get him to see that. How can I get him to know that I am the only one in this world for him, that we was march make in heaven by the hand of God.It like every time that we apart thing seem to go out of hand ,and any time we together life have no meaning or ending. It like our soul always followed in the shadow of rose's that have no ended ,but only flew through the darkness of grace. And forever and ever we went on to the darkness of soul loving. when the day seem so long and my night get cold I just can't make my ways around to see. It like our love have no meaning but pitifully love. love that have no desire to ,but to lose teas of what we use to have. some say that love is desire and kind and loving but it not like something that can be understood by natural,because natural is very pure hearty. Our love have some pure and dark side to because that the way we like it with pure loving desire. the one when you get in to deep, not noway out for you until you have your last breath taking by focus. [more]

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Edna Lyall We Two

Fantasy
English
4533 Words
Ages 18 and up
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Still Humanity Grows Dearer, Being Learned The More. Jean Ingelow. There Are Three Things In This World Which Deserve No Quarter-- Hypocrisy, Pharisaism, And Tyranny. F. Robertson People Who Have Been Brought Up In The Country, Or In Small Places Where Every Neighbor Is Known By Sight, Are Apt To Think That Life In A Large Town Must Lack Many Of The Interests Which They Have Learned To Find In Their More Limited Communities. In A Somewhat Bewildered Way, They Gaze At The Shifting Crowd Of Strange Faces, And Wonder Whether It Would Be Possible To Feel Completely At Home Where All The Surroundings Of Life Seem Ever Changing And Unfamiliar. [more]

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Edna Lyall We Two

Fiction
English
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Ages 18 and up
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Ada Ellen Bayly (March 25, 1857 – February 8, 1903), a.k.a. Edna Lyall, was an English novelist.Bayly was born in Brighton, the youngest of four children of a barrister. At an early age, she lost both her parents and she spent her youth with an uncle in Surrey and in a Brighton private school. Bayly never married and she seems to have spent her adult life living with her two married sisters and her brother, a clergyman in Bosbury in Herefordshire. In 1879, she published her first novel, Won by Waiting, under the pen name of "Edna Lyall" (apparently derived from transposing letters from Ada Ellen Bayly). The book was not a success. Success came with We Two, based on the life of Charles Bradlaugh, a social reformer and advocate of free thought. Her historical novel In the Golden Days was the last book read to John Ruskin on his deathbed.[1] Bayly wrote eighteen novels. [more]

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Gouverneur Morris We Three

Short Story
English
63043 Words
Ages 18 and up
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When I know that Lucy is going to Palm Beach for the winter I shall go to Aiken. When I know that she is going to Aiken, I shall go to Palm Beach. And I shall play the same game with Bar Harbor, Newport, Europe, and other summer resorts. So we shall only meet by accident, and hardly ever. We've been asked not to. But I ought to begin further back. It would do no harm to begin at the beginning. There is even a king's advice to that effect. Said the king in "Alice," "Begin at the Beginning, go on to the End, and then stop." In the beginning, then: When I was a little boy, old enough to be warned against playing with matches, I began of course to think them desirable playthings, and whenever I got a chance played with them. [more]

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Edna Lyall We Two

Political Science
English
170249 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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Edna Lyall wrote 18 novels, the first, Won by waiting, being published in 1879 to little success. The name Edan Lyall is apparently derived from transposing letters from Ada Ellen Bayly. Her second novel, Donovan (1882) reveals the author's Unitarian upbringing in its treatment of religious tolerance and politics. Gladstone thought sufficiently highly of the work to write to its author to commend it as "a very delicate and refined work of art". It was followed by a sequel, We two (1884), which tells of a politician who refuses to swear on oath in order to take up his seat at the House of Commons. This was her first great success and is based on the real-life figure of Charles Bradlaugh who was elected as MP for Northampton in 1880 but did not affirm his allegiance until six years later. [more]

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