| The first excerpt represents the past or something you must release, and is drawn from In a German Pension by Katherine Mansfield: one?"
"I--I--"
Laughter ceased. She looked up at him once, then down at the floor, and
began breathing like a frightened little animal.
He pulled her closer still and kissed her mouth.
"Na, what are you doing?" she whispered.
He let go her hands, he placed his on her breasts, and the room seemed to
swim round Sabina. Suddenly, from the room above, a frightful, tearing
shriek.
She wrenched herself away, tightened herself, drew herself up.
"Who did that--who made that noise?"
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The second excerpt represents the present or the deciding factor of the moment, and is drawn from The Koran: 'Verily, men have gathered round you, fear then them,' it only
increased their faith, and they said, 'God is enough for us, a good
guardian is He.' Then they retired in favour from God and grace; no
evil touched them; they followed the pleasure of God, and God is
Lord of mighty grace.
It is only that Satan who frightens his friends. Do not ye fear
them, but fear me, if ye be believers.
Let them not grieve thee who vie with each other in misbelief
Verily, they cannot hurt God at all. God wills not to make for them
a portion in the future life; but for them is mighty woe.
Verily, those who purchase misbelief for faith, they do not hurt God
The Koran |
The third excerpt represents the future or something you must embrace, and is drawn from Pathology of Lying, Etc. by William and Mary Healy: histories. In this fact is found the reason for the presentation
of this monograph. Appreciation of the nature of the phenomena
can only be obtained through acquaintance with an entire career.
Any of us may be confronted by fabrications so consistent as to
leave at one or several interviews the impression of truth.
Our selection of literature to summarize needs no explanation.
We have simply taken all that we could find which specifically
bears on the problem. Lying, in general, especially as a form of
delinquency, has received attention at the hands of some authors,
notably Ferriani[1] and Duprat.[2] The falsifications and
phantasies of children and adolescents have been dealt with by
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