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The Riddle of the Sands

by Erskine Childers

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Rachel and Leah: Women of Genesis

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Come, Follow Me - For Home and Church Old Testament 2026

by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

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Feb 05, 2026 07:17AM

“Well may we hesitate to condemn the frailties of our fellow creatures - for the one unanswerable reason that we can never feel sure how soon similar temptations may not lead us to be guilty of the same frailties ourselves.”
― Wilkie Collins, The Two Destinies

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“In prosperity, happiness is doubled when shared with a friend; and where can one find a friend more tender, more dear, than in the bosom of one's own family?”
― Marie-Antoinette, Correspondance

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