Poems and PlaysDent, 1975 - 258 pages |
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Page 140
... Give a Fuck! is the same as saying “yes”. Chanting with a mystical abandon I Don't Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck!, means to loosen the narrow ambit of your personality, in order to slowly disappear in the All and ...
... Give a Fuck! is the same as saying “yes”. Chanting with a mystical abandon I Don't Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck! I Don't Give a Fuck!, means to loosen the narrow ambit of your personality, in order to slowly disappear in the All and ...
Page 140
... give one hour of your time every week for such a treasure , surely you'd do it . What if you were told you had to give 10 hours of time every week ? Would it be worth your while ? And what if you were told that to receive this greatest ...
... give one hour of your time every week for such a treasure , surely you'd do it . What if you were told you had to give 10 hours of time every week ? Would it be worth your while ? And what if you were told that to receive this greatest ...
Page 166
... give wind ' It is windy . ' b . Lanan Ø - y - a ' - ni ( Jacaltec , Craig 1976 : 109 ) ha ' nab . ASP 3ABS - 3ERG - give - SUF CL rain ' It is raining . ' ( Jacaltec , Craig 1976 : 109 ) The impersonal and reflexive GIVE constructions ...
... give wind ' It is windy . ' b . Lanan Ø - y - a ' - ni ( Jacaltec , Craig 1976 : 109 ) ha ' nab . ASP 3ABS - 3ERG - give - SUF CL rain ' It is raining . ' ( Jacaltec , Craig 1976 : 109 ) The impersonal and reflexive GIVE constructions ...
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Prologue of Laberius | 133 |
Description of an Authors BedChamber | 139 |
an Oratorio | 147 |
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