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I am Ken Rusk I live in Toronto, If you walk in to my apartment and you look around you will see things are related from Iran In July of 1971, we moved to Tehran as I was working for Ontario Hydro on...
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I was taking the dog for a walk last night and I was just talking to Jesus, you know, and just asking Him. You know, why it is that we have to go through certain things and what is it that He is...
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Act II of Titus Andronicus By William Shakespeare SCENE I. Rome. Before the Palace. Enter AARON AARON Now climbeth Tamora Olympus' top, Safe out of fortune's shot; and sits aloft,...
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Underground Man by Gabriel Tarde Translated by Cloudesley Brereton Recording by Ruth Golding INTRODUCTORY It was towards the end of the twentieth century of the prehistoric era, formerly called the...
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-BOOK NINTH. CHAPTER II. HUNCHBACKED, ONE EYED, LAME. Every city during the Middle Ages, and every city in France down to the time of Louis XII. had its places of asylum. These sanctuaries, in the...
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Egyptian's have returned to the streets in their thousands today to mark the second anniversary of the 2011 uprising that toppled former President Hosni Mubarak. The day has been one of...
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Well, good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. Thank you very much for turning out in such cheering numbers on this rather sort of dreich afternoon here in Chelsea. So I’m talking about Eric Kennington,...
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CHAPTER 12. OLD TOM At daybreak our leader routed us out. The frost mantled the ground so heavily that it looked like snow, and the rare atmosphere bit like the breath of winter. The forest stood...
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CHAPTER 13. SINGING CLIFFS Old Tom had rolled two hundred yards down the canyon, leaving a red trail and bits of fur behind him. When I had clambered down to the steep slide where he had lodged,...
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Chapter 23 The True Nature of our Heavenly Father Regardless of your belief system, faith and religious denomination Regardless of your personal interpretation of Right and Wrong, Good and Evil......
