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... 10 A Good Sport 11 Cultural Traditions Pick A Topic 12 Porcelain: The Most Enduring Chinese Export 13 Three Important War Correspondents 14 Animal Magnetism 15 Honor, Duty & Helpfulness: Scouting 16 History of Birthstones 17 A Quick Fix: Vintage Cocktails 18 Author Spotlight...

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... Correspondents 14 Animal Magnetism ... ... Correspondents 14 Animal Magnetism ... ...rudimentary elements of a social har- human gesture have a much more important mony from animalism surpasses, in essential place i... ...mains a bedrock icon. 13 Animal Magnetism ... ... bedrock icon. 13 Animal Magnetism ... ... By Regina MolaroPeople have enjoyed the companionship of animals since ancient times. In the earliestdays, ... ...ays, humans kept animals strictly for utility.The word “pet” was first used in 1508 to de-scribe an animal kept for pleasure. Linguisticsexperts belie...

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...uter Space 8 Tattoo You 9 Operation Overlord 10 History of Perfume 11 Gay Pride Month: LGBTQ Writers of Eminence 12 Agriculture Then and Now 13 Animal Magnetism 14 A Brief History of Child Labor 15 Staying Power 16 Tune Out & Tune In 17 Celebrate the Longest Day 18 Author Spotlight...

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...Then and Now 13 Animal Magnetism ... ...d Now 13 Animal Magnetism ... ...tion cycle thatlithic evidence of crops of wheat, barley, peas, included crops set aside for animal forage aslentils, chick peas, flax, and ric... ...alone that were pub-of Sennedjem lished after Year 2000.12 Animal Magnetism ... ...hat were pub-of Sennedjem lished after Year 2000.12 Animal Magnetism ... ... owners also sniff outeven boasts cat cafes, which invite those with- chic apparel for their animals, such as luxeout their own feline friends ...

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... “I enjoyed a lot reading Vyshedskiy’s book. I’m impressed by the quality of the book on its main topic: qualitative differences between human and animal brains and the role of ‘mental synthesis’. The book devotes a lot of pages to the importance of neural synchronisation. This is a strong point to my view, as I share with the author the idea that (group/phase) synchron...

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...n of the human mind lies the question of human uniqueness. Most scientists agree that humans possess a unique intellect that sets us apart from other animals (for ex. see Gazzaniga MS, 2008). However when any individual skill is considered, researchers invariably point to a comparable skill among non-human primates. Scientists used to think that only humans made and used t...

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...euronal synchronization 26 Chapter 3. Imagining new objects 32 Chapter 4. External manifestations of mental synthesis 39 Chapter 5. Humans versus animals 80 Chapter 6: Overall Discussion of Part 1 108 Part 2. Evolution of the Human Mind 135 Chapter 7. Introduction: a quick guide to paleoanthropology 136 Chapter 8. Cognitive evolution through the prism of paleon...

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... quality of thebook on its main topic: qualitative differences between human and animal brainsand the role of ‘mental synthesis’. The book devotes a l... ...nd in an engaging and fascinating manner. I’ve enjoyed thediscussion of numerous animal and human intelligence experiments, as well ascomprehensive an... ........................................................ 39Chapter 5. Humans versus animals................................................................. ...ntists agree thathumans possess a unique intellect that sets us apart from other animals(for ex. see Gazzaniga MS, 2008). However when any individual ... ...he man. However since the late 1960s, researchers havefound numerous examples of animals using tools in the wild (Goodall,1968; McGrew, 1992; Whiten, ... ...field,” Maxwell wrote, “The agreement of the results seems toshow that light and magnetism are affections of the same substance, and thatlight is an e...

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...eflected so much strength, so much raw power, and so much intelligence. So much intelligence. Only at a distance can a Ruler be mistaken for a "mere" animal. One look in those eyes leaves absolutely no doubt. "Tu harto asto Vemon," it said. You are a captive of the Rulers!...

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...igence. So much intelligence. Only at a distance can a Ruler bemistaken for a "mere" animal. One look in those eyes leaves absolutely nodoubt. "Tu ... ...AL NOONclumsy, and I was afraid. I'd roll up in a fetal butterball and wail, like an animal during aviolent storm. "Oh, my poor little darling," my mo... ...at he naturally assumed a large body of water might attractlarge, possibly dangerous animals. The tree-ferns thinned out and the great parasol- ... ... BENEATH THE ETERNAL NOONbe seen in the skeleton as well as the living animal. The living animal. For here it was, real as life and j... ..., including the swamp habits ofsauropods, and the notion that dinosaurs weren't herd animals. That is, if they were real, if they weren't hallucina... ..., either." "I suppose they know. Say, those ships—they use anti-gravity, or is it magnetism,like Dick Tracy uses in the comic strips?" I chuckle...

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... sex. It tells us who we should mate with in order to have healthy babies. Our two million sweat glands keep us alive, and makes us better than other animals Why does sweat smell bad? Well actually, sweat doesn’t smell at all. We’ll explain. And where do we sweat the most, on our hands and feet? Why? And why are armpits so stinky? A clue; it has to do with sex. And do ...

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... have a reduced ability to sweat. Compared to our fellow creatures in the animal kingdom,we humans are delicate though resilient beasts. Delicatebeca... ...ols the blood which, in turn, cools our internal organs. Only a few other animals have the ability to sweat, andhumans do it the best. Descartes coul... ...ly organisms bathed in sweat are the spectatorsoutside of the cages.” Most animals use other mechanismssuch as panting with their tongues out to lower... ...ature in the heat. Even among the few beasts that dosweat, he tells us, no animal sweats as efficiently as human-kind. His conclusion, "the developmen... ...to keep body temperatureconstant."3 It is the reason why, unlike all other animals, weare not slaves to the environment. Only humans can live andthriv... ...w to develop incredible personal magnetism, captivating conversati...

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... life, and overall raising the health and vitality of society and the next generations. [This remedy can also be benefited in Veterinary Medicine and Animal Husbandry, and producing Organic Products.] For instance, in view of the Viremedy effects also in improving and modulating the immune system at the varied levels, this basic remedy can be employed in combating emer...

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...xt generations. [This remedy can also be benefited in VeterinaryMedicine and Animal Husbandry, and producing Organic Products.]4 The term "Adaptogen" ... ... of studies.) Suchsimple and reproducible experiments have been performed on animals, plants,fungi, and some living beings whose previous generation h... ...implex type 1 Virus (HSV-1) has been clearly demonstrated in the controlled, animal experiment presented in Appendix No. 1 of this synopsis. ... ... medicines arise from various origins. These origins are herbal (botanical), animal,mineral, etc.10Naturally, the particulars of the matter waves of t... ...light, sunlight, x-ray, natural electricity, artificial electricity, natural magnetism, artificial magnetism, andthe like. They are employed to make t... ...very high potency, likethe later versions of the remedy, can still influence animals and even plants, in which the degreeof development & complexity o... ...be remarked that some phenomena discussed under the topic of what is named "Magnetism" could be due to the influences of the operator’s (magnetizer’s... ... main effect of the practice takes place at the parallel entity level. [The magnetism is different from what is generally termed "Hypnosis", whose in... ...is called intentional healing could be considered under the general topic of magnetism too. Anyhow, the terms such as "magnetism", "energy healing", ...

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...eflected so much strength, so much raw power, and so much intelligence. So much intelligence. Only at a distance can a Ruler be mistaken for a "mere" animal. One look in those eyes leaves absolutely no doubt. "Tu harto asto Vemon," it said. You are a captive of the Rulers!...

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...igence. So much intelligence. Only at a distance can a Ruler bemistaken for a "mere" animal. One look in those eyes leaves absolutely nodoubt. "Tu ... ...AL NOONclumsy, and I was afraid. I'd roll up in a fetal butterball and wail, like an animal during aviolent storm. "Oh, my poor little darling," my mo... ...at he naturally assumed a large body of water might attractlarge, possibly dangerous animals. The tree-ferns thinned out and the great parasol- ... ...3 BENEATH THE ETERNAL NOONbe seen in the skeleton as well as the living animal. The living animal. For here it was, real as life and j... ..., including the swamp habits ofsauropods, and the notion that dinosaurs weren't herd animals. That is, if they were real, if they weren't hallucina... ..., either." "I suppose they know. Say, those ships—they use anti-gravity, or is it magnetism,like Dick Tracy uses in the comic strips?" I chuckle...

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...oposed his cell theory in plants and the cell as the building unit. THEODOR SCHWANN (1810-1882) German Physiologist 58 Proposed his cell theory in animals. WALTHER FLEMMING (1843-1905) German Anatomist 58 Characterized the entire process of cell division in animal cells. GREGOR J. MENDEL (1822-1884) Austrian Monk and Botanist 58 Developed his Laws of Heredity an...

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.......................................... 58 Proposed his cell theory in animals.WALTHER FLEMMING (1843-1905) German Anatomist ........................ ................. 58 Characterized the entire process of cell division in animal cells.GREGOR J. MENDEL (1822-1884) Austrian Monk and Botanist ........ ...fe.Here, he could cultivate his food crops and domesticate his most useful animals toserve the purposes of village and farm life! This new sedenta... ...tion, health, religion, commerce andscience. Man, the tool-making animal, was on its way to fulfill his destiny with thecreation o... ...ning swift) While MICHAEL FARADAY gave us our ELECTRO/MAGNETISMCONTINUUM in terms of ELECTRICITY and LIGHT, it was ALBERT EINSTEI... ...docles believed that all things in our three KINGDOMS: PLANTS,ANIMALS, and MINERALS, consisted of various unique combinations, structures... ...eat German naturalist,ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT to measure the terrestrial magnetism. At this time England was the center of astonishment because ... ...at German Naturalist,ALEXANDER VON HUMBOLDT to measure the TERRESTRIAL MAGNETISM. At this time, England was the center of astonishment because...

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...organization of the Botanic Gardens. The decade witnessed a further change. The frontier of natural history, the continual discovery of new plant and animal species, was pushed beyond the doorstep of Sydney and out into the hinterlands. Natural history could now be organized, plucked from the realm of the heroic and seated in the prosaic. The camaraderie of a shared intere...

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... of natural history, there is little doubt thatan interest in the kingdoms—animal, mineral, and vegetable—had become widespread. The scientificcomplem... ...tudy of 8natural objects, plants, animals, and rocks, ‘especially as set forth for popular use’. In spite of ... ...tural theologians to the seemingly unceasing discovery of unknownplant and animal species was that the complexity of the natural world was a signpost ... ...not exist. Materialists extended their ideas to naturalhistory by treating animals and humans as complex machines, and attempting to link physiologica... ...down the barriers which had previously separated the animateand inanimate, animal and vegetable, and most controversial of all, humans from the rest o... ...ned, and short public lectures on botany, chemistry,microscopy and electro-magnetism were delivered by Mueller, Maund, Gibbons and Sprague ... ...or school division which offered physics, healthchemistry, electricity and magnetism, inorganic chemistry, chemistry and agricultural chemistry. Thewe... ...he six in astronomy but securednone of the five awarded in electricity and magnetism. Five years later, in 1889, of the 665 candidates forthe exams, 1... ...s,with responsibility for geology, palaeontology, mineralogy, electricity, magnetism, scientific mining and 119 ...

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...uilding 6 And Very Fine Particles; Velocity & The Speed Of Sound; Introducing T. Mark Hightower CHAPTER 2 - PAGE 111: The Peer Review; 911 Rescue Animals; Enriched Uranium Use In War; 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Gen. Nuclear Weapons CHAPTER 3 - PAGE 327: Death By Dust; 1000s Of September 11th Cancers; What Happens 10 Years From Now Skippy? CHAPTER 4 - PAGE 368: Smacsoni...

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...ucially im- tional packs of political animals dominated by self-serving groupthink. It puts onportant unvarnishe... ...ew The Radioactive Boyscout 911 Rescue Animals Crossing The Petawatt Threshold ... ...u could just feel the heat coming up and you would have to just back off.by magnetism, but it cannot be magnetized [Editor’s Note: I agree with Ted on... ...t 911 was a nuclear event. chapter two The Peer Review 911 Rescue Animals Enriched Uranium Use In War1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Generation Nucle... ...tudies of the genotoxicity of Uranium from its mid point.in cell and animal studies. Induction of genetic and genomic damage by ionizing radiat... ...—can cause death in a matter of years and sometimeswhat the harm to humans, animals and plants will be, now and in the future, from the much soon...

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...ON AND RESPECT TO THE GENIUS AND CREATIVITY OF SCIENTISTS 386 THE STORY OF THE ATOM AND ELECTROMAGNETISM 387 THE PHENOMENA OF ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM 389 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1706 - 1790) AMERICAN STATESMAN AND SCIENTIST 390 WILLIAM GILBERT (1544 - 1603) ENGLISH PHYSICIST AND PHYSICIAN 392 ROBERT BOYLE (1627 - 1691) - IRISH PHYSICIST AND CHEMIST 392 OTTO ...

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... OF THE ATOM AND ELECTROMAGNETISM .............. 390THE PHENOMENA OF ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM ............... 392BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (1706 - 1790)AME... ...ATIONSHIPS are found inthe ANNALS OF SCIENCE, when we study: ELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM (thePHENOMENON of ELECTROMAGNETISM), ENERGY and MATTE... ... electricity through a wire by means ofALTERNATING CHUNKS (QUANTA) of ELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM, pulsating atnearly the speed of light. Electricity is... ... (PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND CHEMOSYNTHESIS)WIND POWER PLANTS AND ANIMALS WATER POWER MICROBIAL ... ...ALS WATER POWER MICROBIAL LIFE PLANT PRODUCTS ANIMAL PRODUCTS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS 56 ... ...s the migratory HUNTERS and HERDSMEN who felt compelledto keep track of the number of animals in their HERDS by using NUMBERS in theirTALLY STICKS and... ...odern IRAQ). These tworivers provided plenty of water for irrigation and for their animals and families, andhad valleys with very productive and fe... ...p a simple and practicalNUMBER SYSTEM in order to account for their FARM PRODUCTS and ANIMALS atthe marketplace, and to create the BASIC ARITHMETIC ne... ...d second, was his MATHEMATICAL CHARACTERIZATION ofELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM and their unification into the PHENOMENON ofELE...

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...line, independent, sophisticated and mature as compared to a clean-shaven male face. They concluded from their studies that a beard increases "sexual magnetism" and attractiveness and makes the men more appealing to women. The presence of a beard makes a man appear more masculine to a woman, and she feels more feminine towards him. This research carried out by Dr. Fre...

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...fromselling of it. And Allah has prohibited you the eating of deadflesh of animals (not slaughtered Islamically) and theearning from selling of it. An... ...ad) and will be eating all lawful things. They will eat all sorts of animals except swine. They will not seek purification from the holy shru... ... 79around the Kaabah completely naked, braid their beards,drink blood of animals, gamble and drink alcohol.However, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon ...

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... A Perpetual Fervour Fuels The Hells 637. Of The Once Animal Heart To Human. 638. To Beheld Thy Strengths On Highest... ... 22/03/13 640. Cloaked Mystic; The Imperial Magnetism Canto LXV 641. Of Smiles; Yet Lacerated and Maddened B... ...lteries of pioneering cadences of apocalypses, the raptures of illuminated animals in bloodied ofglorious womb doom. In earthly citadels of oratory of... ... And The Oncèd Illuminated Books. 734. Under Guise Of Animal From Knuckle 735. Bloodied To Limping Feet, Of Tears St... ...ation To The 511. Imperial Intellectualism Of 512. Magnetism To Twilight Torment In The 513. Artist Mourning; Of T... ...Of Revival Of Thought And Spirit In Natures' 498. Pleasures In Animal Dread Of The Cataract 499. Passion In To Moral Chasten O... ...ods of columned pillars of gaiety orders to martyrs histrionics in godlike animalisms of naturesto engendered polarizations antipodes. The forth grati... ... 387. The Enlightened Liberty Enslavement! 388. The Magnetisms Of The Genius Once 389. Sentimental Pure To Stature... ...Colossus! 352. Half Imperious Of The Imperial 353. Magnetisms Of Omitted Virtues In 354. Omission Of Pageant Wonde...

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...hat all compound organisms are derived from simple ones, all many-celled animals and plants from single-celled ones, and these last from quite sim... ...--from monads. As we see the organic species, the multiform varieties of animals and plants, vary under our eyes through adaptation, while the s... ...ssume common parent-forms for at least the great main divisions of the animal and vegetable kingdoms, and for the classes, orders, and so forth.... ...icial varieties under conditions ofdomestication--as the races of domestic animals and cultivated plants--through artificial choice of breeds; and the... ... plants--through artificial choice of breeds; and the natural varieties of animalsand plants in their wild state by natural choice of breeds: in the f... ...is a hypothesis. Then, as to the otherbranches of physics--electricity and magnetism. The whole scheme ofthese important sciences rests on the hypothe...

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...in of the cosmosThe solar system trainingBiological evolutionCompetition among animalsThe evolution of the starsSuper galaxiasColors of numbersScienti... ...kind has sought the best way toprotect yourself from problems such as weather, animal attacksand attacks from other human communities. Also to develop... ...seem less convincing, because this is the onlymethod that has been used in the animal kingdom throughevolution, and do not forget that animals have ma... ...manent magnets plates on the floor, butslightly below it, in order to disperse magnetism. By means ofcostumes provided sensitive magnetic field metal ... ...atecontinuously. The biggest flaw of this system is that only gravityacting on magnetism sensitive materials and not on all.Another advantage of livin... ...bestway to thank would return them to their natural environment,thereafter the animals will have some territories and places to livein freedom and wit... ...hoose the type of food that opts for a pacifist attitude excludesdeath without animals as one of your choices. This woulddesirable plant foods were pr...

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...(PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND CHEMOSYNTHESIS)WIND POWER PLANTS AND ANIMALS WATER POWER MICROBIAL LIFE PLANT... ... WATER POWER MICROBIAL LIFE PLANT PRODUCTS ANIMAL PRODUCTS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ... ...rd Celeritas, meaning swift) While MICHAEL FARADAY gave us our ELECTRO/MAGNETISM CONTINUUM interms of ELECTRICITY and LIGHT, it was ALBERT ... ...glish Physicist. Proposed a theory in which he unified ELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM intothe phenomenon of ELECTROMAGNETISM as a FUNDAMENTAL source of... ...who proved MATHEMATICALLY that FARADAYwas correct and that ELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM were two aspects of the SAMEUNITY. 53JAMES... ... SCIENTIFIC STUDIES ofLIVING ORGANISMS (MICROORGANISMS, PLANTS and ANIMALS) and all theirMAGNIFICENT ATTRIBUTES. These attributes include S... ...f the BIOLOGICAL WORLD.BOTANY - The study of PLANTS.ZOOLOGY - The study of ANIMALS.MICROBIOLOGY - The study of MICROORGANISMS.BACTERIOLOGY - The study... ... INJURIES, DISEASES and their management.VETERINARY SCIENCE - The study of ANIMAL MEDICINE.AGRICULTURE - The study of CROP and LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION. ...

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... MOTIONS OF OUR FANTASTIC WORLD !!! MAXWELL UNIFIED ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM WITH HIS NEW THEORY OF ELECTROMAGNETISM, IN TERMS OF HIS FOUR FA... ...LIFE” TO ILLUSTRATE THE PROGRESSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF LIFE AND THE WORLD OF ANIMALS, PLANTS AND MICROORGANISMS AS A FANTASTIC UNIVE... ..................................................... 406 Determined that ANIMALS VITIATED the AIR during RESPIRATION.JAN INGENHOUSZ (1730 - 1799) Du... ...(PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND CHEMOSYNTHESIS)WIND POWER PLANTS AND ANIMALS WATER POWER MICROBIAL LIFE PLANT... ... WATER POWER MICROBIAL LIFE PLANT PRODUCTS ANIMAL PRODUCTS PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LIFE AND OUR UNIVERSE ARE THE DIRECT... ...ING ORGANIC MOLECULES with DNA and a GENETIC CODE. 2. The ORIGIN of the ANIMAL BRAIN with SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS as found in MONKEYS and other VER... ...ANCE AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY ELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM are two aspects of a deeper unity orPHENOMENON that... ... THE DIRECT PRODUCT OF E=MC2 While MICHAEL FARADAY gave us our ELECTRO/MAGNETISM CONTINUUM interms of ELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM, it was ALBERT EIN... ...who proved MATHEMATICALLY that FARADAYwas correct and that ELECTRICITY and MAGNETISM were two aspects of the SAMEUNITY, which came to be known as ELEC...

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...tent quietly called outto one another, silently pulling at their hearts, a magnetism ofblood that would never be quieted while apart. Though theyexist... ...r game sign. In places they spotted smalltracks, just not any of the small animals who made them. It seemedword was out somehow and all the forest kne... ..., as was inevitable, the dashing pair searched their way right into amajor animal highway.“All right Alan!” Jessica’s hand connecting with his shoulde... ... searching theupper reaches Alan relaxed and again bowed his head over the animaltracks. Jessica gave the trees one final, systematic looking over and... ...s in a placating 17gesture. “You’ll scare all the animals away!”Jessica clamped her hands over her mouth and controlled her s...

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...er mind conjugated with her sprightly nature making her gorgeous. Whereas the effervescence of Sandhya’s ethereal beauty was apparent at espial, the magnetism of Roopa’s charm compelled for its conjuration in interaction. The friends became a great hit with the boys who tried to befriend them. However, whenever accosted by a lad, Roopa tended to turn into a bundle of nerv...

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... loves his time with woman more than her as aperson. And for all I know, females of the animal world are worse off for that as themale would walk away... ...imagined anything near this,” he saidholding her dearly. “Now I’m being gripped by the animal in me,” she jumped down, pulling him along. “Be my bul...

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...ween the phenomenaexhibited by aggregations of associated men and those of animalcolonies, the Science of Life and the Science of Society have been so... ..., but because its work is done.FOOTNOTES:[3] "Reign of Law," chap. ii.[4] "Animal Kingdom."[5] "Sartor Resartus," 1858 Ed., p. 43.[6] Even parable, ho... ... that it had nothingto do with anything else. That man, being a worshiping animal bynature, ought to maintain certain relations to the Supreme Being, ... ...f Life? It is meant that thepassage from the mineral world to the plant or animal world ishermetically sealed on the mineral side. This inorganic worl... ...n barrier after barrier disappear--barrier betweenplant and plant, between animal and animal, and even between animaland plant--but this gulf yawn mor... ...y the point whereVitality differs from the other forces of nature, such as magnetism andelectricity. Vitality has much in common with such forces as m... ...cian can demagnetize a bar of iron, that is, hecan transform its energy of magnetism into something else--heat, ormotion, or light--and then re-form t... ...something else--heat, ormotion, or light--and then re-form these back into magnetism. Formagnetism has no root, no individuality, no fixed indwelling....