Of course everyone who has read the chapter on "India, It's Religions and Its History,' in Jarby's Encyclopedia of Knowledge and Compendium of Literature, Science and Art, must to some extend admit the power of mind over matter.

But if you'd rather not have me, I'll not discuss it again.

There are one thousand and one other interesting subjects treated of in this great book, any one of which will please the studious mind." "I'd rather you wouldn't, if you don't mind," said the doctor's wife simply.
Eliph' Hewlitt pushed back his chair, and arose as he saw the lines of worry leave the face of his hostess.

He turned to the side table and looked among the books that lay on it.
Mrs.Weaver sprang to her feet.
"Land's sakes!" she cried.

"I know what you're lookin' for.