Captures the primordial fear of the dark and of the threatening, bewildering forest which blanketed so much of ancient Europe.
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- Intentions
- He was elected borough ale taster
- Outcomes not based on luck, surprise, or accident ...
- La forêt by Michaël Brack
- Aurelius and Csikszentmihalyi
- Pet food
- Reasonable assumptions are not necessarily correct
- Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey by ...
- Leaders who were interested solely in Western meth...
- Postmodernism is detrimental to mental well-being
- Godspeed, 1931‑32 by Rockwell Kent (American, 1882...
- Four Probabilities of Pedagogy
- We're scavengers
- These feet were made for walking
- She's a keeper
- One of the most remarkable revolutions in the hist...
- Stoops in the Snow, West 40s by Martin Lewis
- Sorry, your luggage is in Rome
- Most varieties of light meat were helpfully catego...
- Good intentions preclude course corrections
- The Americans soon turned out a sophisticated B-24...
- Haldane Principle - Ovem lupo commitere
- Motiv Från Trosa (Scene from Trosa) by Reinhold Lj...
- Arboreal snacks
- Everything grinds to a halt
- For obscure reasons Puritans resented the law and ...
- For they themselves enjoy the prize of victory
- Running the numbers without taking into account st...
- Metaphors and individualism
- Negishi, 1916 by Charles W. Bartlett (English, 186...
- Transfer of Learning
- But exceptions were made
- The Zulu three traditional sources of military eff...
- Credenza, belief, poison
- Majora canamus
- She slept with an old sword beside her bed
- All Things Bright and Beautiful by Pauline Baynes.
- The legibility of Shakespeare.
- Relative advantages
- Christmas 2017
- Bring out the tall tales now that we told by the fire
- Born into a world that was short of people and str...
- Printing presses were forbidden due to fears that ...
- Let me never fall into the vulgar mistake of dream...
- Christmas Angel by Rockwell Kent
- The closure of the theaters by the Puritans in a c...
- Both sides rowed ships that were strikingly similar
- Ceylon, 1916 by Charles W. Bartlett
- Politically correct postmodernists make movies no ...
- The whispering past
- The contrast between the ideal life a man wished t...
- Such is the nature of societies that allow dissent...
- Gifts you might be surprised to find under the tree
- The tide of cognitive pollution rolls on
- Misty Night, Danbury, 1947 by Martin Lewis
- Progress everywhere
- Germans under siege in France
- Constructive competition
- Death's Dance
- I am my father's son
- We can know only what came out of his work, never ...
- Military knowledge was also abstract and published...
- Cherry picking instead of playing with a straight bat
- It is undesirable to believe a proposition when th...
- Pseudo cognitive authority - Occurs because it is ...
- Santa Katarina by Reinhold Ljunggren
- Access isn't the issue.
- The urge to switch from subjunctive to indicative ...
- They turned Lake Texcoco from the Spaniards’ chief...
- Thus ought recreation sometimes to be given to the...
- Yosemite, 1994 by Eyvind Earle
- Selection Bias and Berkson's Paradox
- He died in 1932, immensely rich and not very happy
- The fundamental mystery of power law distributions
- A mental model is resuscitated
- Fog by Carl Sandburg
- Grandpa Takes a Walk, 1935 by Martin Lewis
- That breathing silence, which marks the drowsy sul...
- Elizabethans were as free with their handwriting a...
- The slightest hint of a grin curling up the side o...
- Nicknames and brand names
- Alaska by Rockwell Kent
- He is a kind of literary equivalent of an electron...
- Taj Mahal, Agra, 1916 by Charles W. Bartlett
- Don’t take refuge in the false security of consensus
- Complex sentences and compound nouns
- At the time was the most expensive music video eve...
- Three Words of Strength by Friedrich Schiller
- Consul Manlius Vulso marched against the Gauls of ...
- Turquoise, 1983 by Eyvind Earle
- No, you want the A train.
- Follow the numbers
- It Came With The Threat Of A Waning Moon by Willia...
- Vintermotiv från Trosa (Winter Scene from Trosa) b...
- 'Bruiser' Proust
- I descended from brutes in Brooks Brothers suits
- Fighting authoritarian totalitarianism in whatever...
- Chaucer on lyne thrie
- Glow of the City by Martin Lewis
- Principled inconsistency
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About Me
- Charles
- A family man, a management consultant, a book seller and an avid reader. Committed to helping children become avid readers in turn. The great chain of reading always needs renewing.
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