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Wood and Garden Notes and thoughts, practical and critical, of a working amateur

by Gertrude Jekyll

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The Overstory

by Richard Powers

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The Complete Works of Charles Dickens (Illustrated, Inline Footnotes)

by Charles Dickens

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“And there is an extraordinarily angry and aggressive quality in the knowledge of modern man; he is angry with what he does not know; he hates and rejects it. He has lost the sense of wonder about the unknown and he treats it as an enemy.”
― Laurens van der Post, Patterns of Renewal

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“In order to attack us, the devil must first weaken our spiritual immune systems by infecting us with the snake oil of this delusion rooted not in dialogue with God “just as I am” but the thought that I should postpone dialogue with God until after I can become good enough to be worthy of such a meeting. This is the other end of the stick of pride, which already presumes to be worthy of dialogue and so remains in a monologue of self-love out of envy and vainglory.”
― Stephen Muse, When Hearts Become Flame: An Eastern Orthodox Approach to the διά-Λογος of Pastoral Counseling

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