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To me the crowning glory of Kipling’s power made carnate is Baa. Baa. Black Sheep, and the world seems to have forgotten it was ever written. At least, I cannot find a copy of it on the web. Therefore have I brought it back. At present it is in html format.

Black Sheep reveals the superb powers Kipling commands of the English language. Each word is nailed into place and every paragraph has two extra nails hammered into place to make sure nothing slips out of kilter.  Kipling easily proves himself to be the Master of Sympathy and the Lord of Pity in this work. In following this story the most hardened heart will melt, and tears will run in rivers down toughened cheeks, long dry. Every writer on earth that ever hopes to curry sympathy for his characters or cause, should study this story. Any couple blessed with children will gather them tighter to their bosom after reading this. Rebels without a cause may scorn it at their own peril.

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Here is an exciting collection of frozen north short stories by the great author, Jack London.  Each of the short stories has a depth to them that in this abbreviated day they could be published separately as individual novels.

Because Call of the Wild was so wildly successful we sometimes forget that Jack London had many other titles of wildly successful books.  At a mere penny per word it is excusable that Jack London produced some work that was less than perfect and fell to the wayside, but as he began to add notches to his belt to accommodate a larger girth, his natural genius was given the time it needed to produce exceedingly great works.  This is a collection of truly great works.  RIGHT Click on the picture, and download your copy to your own computer.

Two shall be born the whole wide world apart;

And speak in different tongues, and have no thought

Each of the other's being, and no heed;

And these o'er unknown seas to unknown lands

Shall cross, escaping wreck, defying death,

And all unconsciously shape every act

And lend each wandering step to this one end,—

That, one day, out of darkness, they shall meet

And read life's meaning in each other's eyes.

Susan Marr Spalding.

Princess Zara, a romance from the days of last Czar on earth.

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Mr. (Daniel) Webster has as high a standard of truth as any statesman I have met in debate. Convince him, and he cannot reply; he is silenced; he cannot look truth in the face and oppose it by argument. I think that it can be readily perceived by his manner when he felt the unanswerable force of a reply.'  John C. Calhoun

Having the gift of 20/20 hindsight makes it far easier to identify, trace and delineate the persistence of genius to rise and endure in the light of public opinion than it ever was in the heat of battle or in the midst of heavy political machinations. It was only in the glow of hindsight that Socrates became accepted by the Greeks as a commanding entity guised in the philosopher's mantle. It was only in the glow of hindsight that Cicero is obviously the better orator than was Julius. It was only in the glow of hindsight that Edgar Alan Poe was recognized for his genius. It was only in the glow of hindsight that Joseph Smith is publicly accepted as the most effective religionist of his day with a sphere of influence growing stronger every day.

Today it is with utter amazement that the questions are asked: “How could they not know -- ?” that Moby Dick would become a classic? That Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address would endure forever? That Daniel Webster would gain the ascendancy and become known as the foremost orator that America ever produced?

You will find yourself pleasantly amazed with the insights of this masterful book about Daniel Webster.  RIGHT CLICK on the title to download your free copy.

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JOURNEYS TO BAGDAD:    But the goer afoot must not be conceived as primarily an engine of muscle. He is the best walker who keeps most widely awake in his five senses. Some men might as well walk through a railway tunnel. They are so concerned with the getting there that a black night hangs over them. They plunge forward with their heads down as though they came of an antique race of road builders. Should there be mileposts they are busied with them only, and they will draw dials from their pokes to time themselves. I fell into this iniquity on a walk in Wales from Bala to Dolgelley. Although I set out leisurely enough, with an eye for the lake and hills, before many hours 14had elapsed I had acquired the milepost habit and walked as if for a wager. I covered the last twenty miles in less than five hours, and when the brown stone village came in sight and I had thumped down the last hill and over the peaked bridge, I was a dilapidated and foot-sore vagrant and nothing more. To this day Wales for me is the land where one’s feet have the ugly habit of foregathering in the end of the shoes.

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Is it possible to bring dead limbs back to life by having someone move them around? You betchum, and the good news is a full and complete recovery can happen at any time, just as suddenly as when you lost everything.