Anna Cora Mowatt

It lies in resolutely setting our faces against crediting any injurious rumor by the reflection that the story is, in all probability, an illustration of the marvelous metamorphoses wrought by that magical game of scandal, which we and all the world are merrily playing.

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Luminous Plants by Dr. Alfred Graydenwitz Read for LibriVox.org Some species of beetles, as is well known, are endowed with a strange luminescence, and the beautiful phenomenon known as phosphorescence of the sea is, in its turn, due to the light given out by certain of the lower organisms.

Many organic substances exhibit luminous phenomena of a similar kind, and butcher's meat at a state of beginning decomposition, as well as rotten wood and withered leaves, possess a luminescence readily perceived by the eye when at rest.

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Original People by Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie.

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I therefore confine myself to these short indications, but I believe that much might be discovered in this field if it were thoroughly investigated.

I thought I ought not to withhold from you these facts which I have observed, although I am not a professional physicist, and again begging you to excuse my boldness, I remain, with sincere respect, Yours faithfully, Agnes Pockels End of Surface Tension by Agnes Pockels

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If they dwell together in pristine purity, one affection strengthens rather than weakens the other.

Who can deny that two women, through a mysterious affinity, may become and recognize each other as sisters in heart? Who can doubt that there is a bond of sisterhood between their spirits as real and as strong as the tie of blood between sisters? And if this is true, must not that internal kinship outlive even the dissevering stroke of death, and proclaim them true sisters in the great hereafter? But in this lower sphere, what name can we give to their attachment but that of woman friendship? End of Woman Friendships by Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie Read by Kelly S.

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The hardest part was figuring out where to go.

Can God seem good to one who perceives nothing good, nothing enjoyable in his own existence or in the works of the Supreme Being? If men carry with them to the other world, as they surely must, the traits that compose their characters in this, Quincham's emotionless nature must be an eternal blasphemy, an everlasting curse.

What would heaven be to such a man? Would he not find the supernal regions a very tiresome locality, the songs of the seraphs so-so, and the company of angels a complete nuisance? End of The Unadmiring by Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie.

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Woman Friendships by Anna Cora Mowett Ritchie.

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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Put forth an original book, an original play, an original achievement in art, an original invention of science, and what a clamorous welcome echoes throughout Vanity Fair! What a grand eloquent praises are trumpeted from the lips of its graceful boothkeepers! Taking their cue from some outside oracle, what enthusiasm, what powers of appreciation, what critical acumen they display! But usher into the presence of good society the presiding genius of that polite mart, an original person.

I thought I ought not to withhold from you these facts which I have observed, although I am not a professional physicist, and again begging you to excuse my boldness, I remain, with sincere respect, Yours faithfully, Agnes Pockels.

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Tactless People by Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie.

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I thought I ought not to withhold from you these facts which I have observed, although I am not a professional physicist, and again begging you to excuse my boldness, I remain, with sincere respect, yours faithfully, Agnes Pockels.

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Tactless People by Anna Cora Mowatt Ritchie.

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