I have told all that story to my double, and he has listened with understanding eyes. But for a little while those squalid memories will not sink back into the deeps.
By Isaiah
The ransomed of the Lord shall return: they shall obtain joy and gladness, and sorrow and sighing shall flee away.
Incentives
By Charles Fourier
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Up to the present time politicians and philosophers have not dreamed of rendering industry attractive; to enchain the mass to labor, they have discovered no other means, after slavery, than the fear of want and starvation; if, however, industry is the destiny which is assigned to us by the creator, how can we think that he would wish to force us to it by violence, and that he has no notion how to put in play some more noble lever, some incentive capable of transforming its occupations into pleasures?
For Lyric Labor
By Elizabeth Waddell