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Page 77
... fear of being sexually repulsive . In vodka and whisky we are not buying a protoplasmic poison which , in small doses , may depress the nervous system in a psychologically valuable way ; we are buying friendliness and good fellowship ...
... fear of being sexually repulsive . In vodka and whisky we are not buying a protoplasmic poison which , in small doses , may depress the nervous system in a psychologically valuable way ; we are buying friendliness and good fellowship ...
Page 184
... fear , which is caused by whatever seems to have a great power of destroying us or of working injuries that are likely to bring us great pain . One way of arousing fear is to argue that others greater than the listener have suffered ...
... fear , which is caused by whatever seems to have a great power of destroying us or of working injuries that are likely to bring us great pain . One way of arousing fear is to argue that others greater than the listener have suffered ...
Page 342
... fear to condemn them . You remember the Apostles when they went into the upper room after the death of the Master , they went in there , after locking the doors ; they closed the windows . ( At this time there was a very loud noise as ...
... fear to condemn them . You remember the Apostles when they went into the upper room after the death of the Master , they went in there , after locking the doors ; they closed the windows . ( At this time there was a very loud noise as ...
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