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Message in a Bottle from D H Lawrence

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Messages in a bottle are passages, quoted from writers who lived in the past, conveying a message that can still be appreciated in the present. PAX All that matters is to be at one with You, the living God; to…

Message in a Bottle from Leonard Cohen

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Messages in a bottle are passages, quoted from writers who lived in the past, conveying a message that can still be appreciated in the present. If It Be Your Will If it be your will That I speak no more…

Message in a Bottle from Philip Larkin

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Messages in a bottle are passages, quoted from writers who lived in the past, conveying a message that can still be appreciated in the present. Philip Arthur Larkin, (Coventry 9 August 1922 – London 2 December 1985) was an English…

Message in a Bottle from Thomas Stearns Eliot

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Messages in a bottle are passages, quoted from writers who lived in the past, conveying a message that can still be appreciated in the present. Thomas Stearns Eliot (Saint Louis, 26 September 1888 – London, 4 January 1965) is one…

Message in a Bottle from Teilhard De Chardin

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Messages in a bottle are passages, quoted from writers who lived in the past, conveying a message that can still be appreciated in the present. In the 60th anniversary of his death we want to remember the French philosopher and…

Message in a Bottle from Samuel Butler

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Messages in a bottle are passages, quoted from writers who lived in the past, conveying a message that can still be appreciated in the present. Samuel Butler (England 1835 – 1902) in The Notebooks of Samuel Butler (1917) Message in…

Message in a Bottle from Henry David Thoreau

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Margutte starts now a series of passages, quoted from writers who lived in the past, conveying a message that can still be appreciated in the present. The first is from Henry David Thoreau (1817 – 1862) from a book that…