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“She daydreams just as I do. She loves watching the raindrops fall slowly from the sky just as I do. She gets lost while reading books just as I do. She loves drifting in time and time travel just as I do.”

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“I pray that you will live and conduct yourself in a way that pleases the Lord, and that you will desire to make Him smile in everything that you do. I pray that when life gets too tough, you will always choose to get closer to God, and exercise endurance and patience with joy.”

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“Amamos mais o que vemos em perigo. Somos feitos para aumentar de coração perante a família que sofre. Por vezes, nem tripas levamos dentro, nem estômago ou rins. Somos tão ocupados por amar alguém que nenhuma função desempenhamos senão a de amar, e todo nosso interior é o coração dilatado, esforçado como um touro jovem que se disfarça em nosso aspecto mais frágil.”

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“The Janus particle has made reading e-books much more like the experience of reading a physical book, at least in terms of the appearance of the words on the page. It could yet be the future of the written word. However, it is unlikely that electronic paper will completely supplant books while it lacks paper's distinctive smell, feel, and sound, since it is this multisensual physicality of reading that is one of its great attractions. People love books, more perhaps than they love the written word. They use them as a way to define who they are and to provide physical evidence of their values. Books on shelves and on tables are a kind of internal marketing exercise, reminding us who we are and who we want to be. We are physical beings so it perhaps makes sense for us to identify and express our values using physical objects, which we like to touch and smell as well as read.”

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