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Sam Schmidt is on page 489 of 737 of The Nix
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Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 466 of 737 of The Nix
“What a treacherous thing a body was, how it so blatantly acted out the mind’s secrets.”
Jun 24, 2019 07:15AM Add a comment
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Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 301 of 737 of The Nix
“There’s a certain lack of courage among people who seem to be good at everything.”
May 27, 2019 07:44AM Add a comment
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Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 287 of 737 of The Nix
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Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 257 of 737 of The Nix
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Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 221 of 737 of The Nix
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Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 107 of 737 of The Nix
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Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 63 of 420 of Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus
“Strangely are our souls constructed, and by such slight ligaments are we bound to prosperity or ruin.”
Jan 03, 2019 08:03AM Add a comment
Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus

Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 69 of 256 of Gaining By Losing: Why the Future Belongs to Churches that Send
“Teach your people to delight in the glorious riches of what Christ has done on their behalf.”
Jan 03, 2019 07:33AM Add a comment
Gaining By Losing: Why the Future Belongs to Churches that Send

Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 43 of 420 of Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus
Robert Walton, the first character introduced, is a self-educated explorer and seaman. An overarching theme revealed in his first two letters is the marriage of poetic whimsy and practical wistfulness. I expect to see this theme develop in Walton’s following voyage musings.
Dec 29, 2018 08:35AM Add a comment
Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus

Sam Schmidt
Sam Schmidt is on page 35 of 420 of Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus
The introductions and preface tell the account of the story’s conception. After reading the circumstances which led Shelley to produce this classic, I am excited to experience the narrative itself.
Dec 28, 2018 11:53AM Add a comment
Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus

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