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- 4041
- author: Follen, Eliza Lee Cabot
- title: Conscience
- date: None
- words: 13394
- flesch: 86
- summary: George went to bed with a heavy heart, still with the hope that poor Harry had not been killed. Many weeks have passed since we left George mourning his fault, and sending up prayers for the life of poor Harry.
- keywords: bed; boys; brown; chalk; child; chilton; conscience; day; dear; evil; face; father; fellow; frank; friend; gentleman; george; girl; god; good; great; happy; harry; heart; help; home; house; innocent; john; kind; knife; letter; life; like; little; man; money; mother; mrs; necklace; office; old; open; place; poor; reid; right; room; school; sick; small; son; speak; story; sure; susan; tears; thing; thought; time; trifle; true; way; wrong
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- 5356
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 01
- date: None
- words: 19323
- flesch: 76
- summary: But he decided that Mr. Hodder had not meant to imply that he, Mr. Parr, was attempting to supersede the dean. We are indebted to Mr. Langmaid for Mr. Hodder.
- keywords: affairs; afraid; age; alison; apostolic; appeal; assistant; attitude; banker; bentley; bible; bremerton; bridges; brother; business; cars; century; certain; change; children; christianity; church; churches; city; clergyman; conception; country; course; dalton; day; days; deal; dear; dining; dinner; divine; doubt; eldon; eleanor; evelyn; experience; eyes; face; fact; faith; far; father; feeling; financier; future; gentlemen; george; gilman; god; good; goodrich; great; greater; grey; hair; head; help; high; history; hodder; hope; house; husband; john; john hodder; judgment; langmaid; law; lawyer; leave; life; light; like; little; long; look; lost; lucy; man; matter; mccrae; means; men; mind; mission; modern; morning; mother; mrs; need; nelson; new; note; occasions; old; orthodox; parish; park; parr; parson; people; phil; philosophy; place; plimpton; point; poverty; power; preston; private; problems; professor; prosperity; real; reason; rector; religion; rex; room; rose; school; sense; sermon; service; short; sister; smoke; sorry; spite; stone; stop; street; sunday; sure; table; talk; terms; theology; thought; time; train; true; trust; truth; vestry; view; voice; volume; wallis; waring; way; westward; whitely; window; women; work; world; years; york; young
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- 5357
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 02
- date: None
- words: 20429
- flesch: 78
- summary: Oh, Mr. Hodder, before you answer, think of our feelings, Mr. Constable's and mine! And, Mr. Hodder, if we were not meant to know its details, it seems to me that if the hereafter is to have any real value and influence over our lives here, we should know something of its conditions, because it must be in some sense a continuation of this.
- keywords: afraid; age; alison; answer; appeal; atterbury; best; better; big; birth; boy; bremerton; care; case; centre; certain; chance; character; child; children; christ; church; city; clergyman; congregation; constable; conviction; course; dalton; daughter; day; days; deep; doctrine; doubt; effect; eldon; eleanor; eyes; face; fact; faith; family; father; feeling; ferguson; force; future; gertrude; god; good; goodrich; gordon; grace; great; hair; hand; hard; head; heart; help; hodder; home; hope; house; human; husband; inevitable; john; kind; lack; larrabbee; life; little; lives; long; look; love; man; marriage; material; matter; means; men; mind; modern; moment; money; mrs; nature; new; night; parish; parr; people; person; place; plimpton; point; power; preston; proof; question; real; reason; rector; religion; resistance; rest; room; school; self; sense; sorry; soul; spiritual; spite; stand; strange; street; summer; sure; sympathy; talk; thing; thought; time; true; truth; unusual; victor; view; visit; voice; warren; way; white; wife; winter; wish; woman; work; world; wrong; years; york; young
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- 5358
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 03
- date: None
- words: 23410
- flesch: 82
- summary: Why, Mr. Hodder, he exclaimed, squinting off his glasses, that was a magnificent effort. Alison, let me introduce Mr. Hodder.
- keywords: afternoon; air; alison; appeal; atterbury; authority; banker; beautiful; beauty; bentley; better; boy; brotherhood; certain; change; charity; child; children; christianity; christians; church; city; clergymen; coming; contrast; corner; courage; day; dean; dicky; doctor; door; effect; eldon; expression; eyes; face; fact; faith; fan; father; feeling; ferguson; figure; force; garden; garvin; gentleman; glance; god; good; great; guess; half; hall; hand; happy; hat; heat; high; hodder; home; hope; hours; house; human; husband; impressed; intensity; jarvis; john; kind; life; lips; little; long; look; love; man; mccrae; mean; mind; moment; money; morning; mother; mrs; nature; need; new; old; open; parr; past; people; personality; piano; place; poor; power; question; reason; rector; religion; reply; richard; right; room; satisfied; self; sense; sermon; set; settlement; sick; silence; silent; sir; smile; social; soul; sound; speak; spite; steps; street; strong; subject; sudden; sure; surprise; system; table; things; thought; time; tone; touch; true; truth; turn; voice; way; white; window; woman; wonder; words; work; world; yard; years; young
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- 5359
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 04
- date: None
- words: 22486
- flesch: 82
- summary: But I'm sure Mr. Hodder has entertained you, Mr. Bentley turned, and laid his hand on the rector's shoulder. Sally, said Mr. Bentley, turning in his chair, Mr. Holder's been telling me about a rather unusual woman in that apartment house just above Fourteenth Street, on the south side of Dalton.
- keywords: afternoon; alison; attempt; aware; baseball; beer; bentley; better; blue; body; boy; boys; breitmann; business; care; case; certain; children; church; city; civilization; coming; comment; corner; country; course; dalton; day; days; dear; death; door; eldon; evening; existence; eyes; face; fact; faith; father; feeling; figure; flat; friend; future; game; garvin; gaze; gentleman; girl; god; good; grass; great; grower; half; hand; hat; head; hell; history; hodder; home; hope; hospital; hour; house; human; hungry; interest; jarvis; john; kind; life; little; lives; living; long; look; love; matter; meaning; midst; mind; miss; modern; moment; money; morning; mother; mrs; music; natural; new; night; notion; old; park; parr; people; persons; place; policeman; possible; power; presence; question; reality; reason; rector; remark; room; sally; sam; saturday; self; sense; silence; sir; smile; soul; spirit; spite; steps; street; sure; surprised; table; talk; terrible; terror; thing; thought; time; true; truth; turn; unknown; voice; waiter; way; white; winterbourne; woman; words; work; world; years; young
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- 5360
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 05
- date: None
- words: 24106
- flesch: 79
- summary: To illustrate in a particular case, he had met Mr. Parr in New York and had learned that the Reverend Mr. Hodder had not only declined to accompany the banker on a yachting trip, but had elected to remain in the city all summer, in his rooms in the parish house, while conducting no services. Mr. Parr, for instance,--in whose service, as in that of any other friend, Mr. Plimpton was always ready to act--had had misunderstandings with eminent financiers, and sometimes with United States Senators.
- keywords: able; air; ancient; answer; attitude; authority; belief; bentley; better; books; business; cause; certain; change; christ; christianity; church; churches; city; clear; clergyman; conscious; continued; conviction; corner; course; creeds; cross; cup; dalton; day; days; death; divine; eldon; eleanor; engel; experience; eyes; face; fact; faith; father; feeling; force; friend; future; god; good; goodrich; gospel; great; grower; hand; head; hell; help; high; hodder; hold; home; house; human; idea; incarnation; individual; instance; interest; john; kate; kind; langmaid; lawyer; librarian; library; life; like; little; long; look; man; manner; marcy; matter; meaning; men; mind; miss; modern; moment; morning; mrs; nelson; new; old; open; order; parr; parson; past; people; personality; phil; philosophy; place; plimpton; possible; power; process; purpose; reading; reason; rector; religion; religious; right; room; sally; science; self; sense; services; set; smile; socialism; soul; spirit; spiritual; state; street; strong; summer; sure; talk; theory; thing; thought; time; true; trust; truth; turn; universe; vestry; view; virgin; vows; wallis; way; wish; woman; wonder; words; work; world; years; young
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- 5361
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 06
- date: None
- words: 25532
- flesch: 76
- summary: How are you, Mr. Hodder? A wonderful coast, Mr. Hodder.
- keywords: account; afraid; alison; anger; assistant; atterbury; authority; banker; bentley; better; boy; business; care; cause; certain; change; charity; charlotte; children; christianity; christians; church; churches; citizens; city; civilization; clear; clergyman; conception; congregation; constable; country; dalton; day; democracy; desk; difficult; doctrines; duty; effect; eldon; evening; expression; eyes; face; fact; faith; father; feeling; figure; fire; force; friend; future; glance; god; good; gordon; government; great; hand; head; heart; help; history; hodder; hold; home; hope; horace; house; individual; inevitable; interest; john; kingdom; knowledge; langmaid; life; little; lives; long; longer; look; lord; making; man; matter; mccrae; meaning; men; message; mind; misery; modern; moment; money; morning; motive; mrs; need; new; old; parish; parr; past; paul; people; personality; place; plimpton; poor; power; present; proof; question; ready; rebirth; rector; religion; responsibility; right; room; self; sense; sermon; service; silence; smile; soul; spirit; spiritual; spite; state; street; subject; success; summer; sunday; things; thought; thousands; time; touch; true; trust; truth; view; vision; voice; way; white; woman; words; work; world; wrong; years; young
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- 5362
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 07
- date: None
- words: 24572
- flesch: 80
- summary: Consider my husband, Mr. Hodder, her voice faltered. Well, here we are, Mr. Hodder, on the stroke, he remarked.
- keywords: afraid; alison; asa; atterbury; aware; bedloe; bentley; better; bishop; business; certain; chair; change; christianity; church; city; clear; clergyman; coming; congregation; constable; courage; course; day; days; discovery; doctrines; doubt; effect; eldon; eleanor; evening; everett; existence; expression; eyes; face; fact; faith; far; father; feelings; ferguson; fire; force; francis; free; future; gentlemen; glad; god; goodrich; gordon; great; hand; head; hodder; hold; home; hope; house; hubbell; husband; influence; john; kind; known; langmaid; lawyer; life; like; little; lives; long; look; love; man; matter; meeting; men; mind; moment; money; motive; mrs; nature; necessary; need; nelson; new; night; note; old; opinion; order; parish; parr; people; person; phil; place; plimpton; position; power; present; preston; question; reason; rector; religion; renunciation; room; sacrifice; sally; sense; set; silence; situation; smile; soul; speak; speaking; spirit; spiritual; spite; stand; street; strong; sunday; sure; talk; thing; thought; time; touch; true; truth; vestry; view; voice; wallis; waring; way; willing; woman; words; work; world; years; young
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- 5363
- author: Churchill, Winston
- title: The Inside of the Cup — Volume 08
- date: None
- words: 16678
- flesch: 81
- summary: In the library Mr. Bentley and John Hodder, knowing nothing of her flight, heard the front door close on Kate Marcy forever . . Is that, according to your recollection, Mr. Hodder, a fairly accurate summary of the sermon you gave when you resumed the pulpit at the end of the summer? Yes, sir, answered the rector, it is surprisingly accurate, with the exception of two or three inferences which I shall explain at the proper moment.
- keywords: alison; arm; banker; bentley; better; bishop; brother; business; christ; christianity; church; circumstances; confidence; conscience; dalton; darkness; daughter; day; days; dear; death; door; doubt; effort; eldon; eldon parr; eyes; face; fact; faith; father; fear; features; friend; giving; god; good; great; hand; head; help; hodder; home; horace; house; john; judgment; kate; law; library; life; little; long; look; love; man; marcy; marriage; matter; men; mind; moment; money; need; new; night; old; park; parr; personal; place; power; preston; question; reborn; rector; room; sense; service; silence; sir; smile; society; soul; spirit; spite; strange; street; strong; thing; thought; time; true; truth; voice; way; wish; woman; words; work; world; years
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- 54291
- author: Baring-Gould, S. (Sabine)
- title: Conscience and Sin: Daily Meditations for Lent, Including Week-days and Sundays
- date: None
- words: 30566
- flesch: 76
- summary: We commit sins of the first sort, that is, we are guilty of _sins of commission_, when we do anything, when we adopt any course of conduct, knowing it to be forbidden by God. God is just, and God would not condemn to everlasting death men because their first parents had broken His commandment.
- keywords: able; act; action; acts; anger; avarice; bad; baptism; blood; body; case; certain; christ; church; circumstances; clear; condition; conduct; conscience; consent; consequences; contrary; course; death; desire; different; direct; divine; drinking; duties; duty; eating; effects; end; envy; error; evil; exercise; faculty; fall; false; fifth; follow; forbidden; fourth; free; friday; gift; god; good; grace; great; guilt; habit; healthy; heart; holy; human; ignorance; illustration; instance; intelligence; jesus; judge; judgment; kingdom; knowledge; law; laws; lent-; life; line; lord; lost; love; luxury; making; man; means; members; men; mind; monday; moral; natural; nature; obedience; opinion; order; original; original sin; paul; people; perfect; person; place; pleasure; possible; power; pride; probable; prudence; reason; rebellion; revolt; right; rule; sacrifice; saturday; scrupulous; second; self; sense; sin; sinful; sins; soul; sound; spiritual; state; strength; strong; suffering; sunday; temptation; things; thought; thursday; time; transgression; true; truth; tuesday; use; vices; voice; way; wednesday; wills; work; world; wrong
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- 58136
- author: Pitt-Rivers, George Henry Lane Fox
- title: Conscience & Fanaticism: An Essay on Moral Values
- date: None
- words: 29155
- flesch: 47
- summary: Are we sure, asks a French author, that the ideas which flow from great men of genius are exclusively their own work? That is to say, that since moral values are eternally valid, independently of man's capacity to be conscious of them, they can only have existence in the one eternal mind.[2] The purpose of this essay is to offer a different solution.
- keywords: account; action; appreciation; aspect; assertion; attempt; attitude; authority; autosuggestion; basis; beliefs; best; better; body; capable; case; certain; character; child; church; circumstances; clear; code; common; community; conclusion; conditions; conduct; connexion; conscience; consciousness; contrary; control; cosmic; country; course; day; desirable; desire; development; different; direction; distinction; divine; doubt; duty; effect; elements; emotional; emotions; ends; environment; essentials; ethical; ethics; evil; existence; experience; explanation; fact; factors; faith; false; fanaticism; fear; feeling; following; force; form; formation; free; fundamental; general; genius; god; good; great; greater; greatest; habits; haeckel; hand; happiness; heredity; highest; history; hudson; human; hypnotic; hypnotism; hypothesis; ideas; illustration; importance; impulse; increase; independent; individual; influence; inherent; instance; instinct; instinctive; intellectual; intelligence; interests; james; judgment; knowledge; known; law; laws; life; little; long; love; man; masses; matter; meaning; means; memory; men; mental; mere; mill; mind; modern; moral; moral judgment; moral values; morality; motive; nature; nearer; necessary; need; new; normal; object; obligation; old; opinion; organic; origin; particular; passage; past; people; personality; phenomena; physical; place; play; point; position; possible; power; present; press; primary; principle; problem; processes; professor; progress; proportion; psychic; psychological; psychology; public; purpose; quality; quantity; question; rational; real; reality; realization; reason; recent; recognition; regard; relation; religion; religious; resistance; respect; responsibility; result; richardson; right; rule; school; self; sense; simple; social; soul; standard; state; statement; subjective; subjective mind; subjects; sufficient; suggestion; symbols; system; tendencies; tendency; terms; theory; thought; time; true; truth; ultimate; universal; use; utilitarian; utility; validity; valuation; value; view; voice; ward; way; women; words; world; writers; years
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