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... things ; he begins to be trained to obey rules and laws . At the same time , he becomes aware of what words mean and begins to make them himself , and all these things get mixed up . His first moral imperative comes in the field of ...
... things ; he begins to be trained to obey rules and laws . At the same time , he becomes aware of what words mean and begins to make them himself , and all these things get mixed up . His first moral imperative comes in the field of ...
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... things or people in the book ( a Hobbit is just a thing ) . When I read it , just word by word , then it's just like reading a book . But when I get into a stage of reading , sort of , then it feels like a dream . " A movie fan told ...
... things or people in the book ( a Hobbit is just a thing ) . When I read it , just word by word , then it's just like reading a book . But when I get into a stage of reading , sort of , then it feels like a dream . " A movie fan told ...
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... things you wouldn't have noticed - perhaps for me this is because I don't have a very critical eye , and many times words describe some- thing & make it more real for me . . . . My most favorite passage that I've ever read is in One ...
... things you wouldn't have noticed - perhaps for me this is because I don't have a very critical eye , and many times words describe some- thing & make it more real for me . . . . My most favorite passage that I've ever read is in One ...
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The Willing Suspension of Disbelief | 63 |
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