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• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture I
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  • This state of sleep,
  • however, is the very opposite of the state of sleep through
  • pitiful state. The other man tells him how he has left
  • went for a ride one day outside his estate and had the
  • get to the hedge around the narrator's country estate. At
  • seemed so broken, that her statement belied itself. She
  • natural in his deranged state.’
• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture II
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  • owned an estate; his whole outlook had been imbued with old
  • sell the estate — as happens so frequently in Europe
  • today. The estate has been sold, so that Arthur does not
  • money and she is able to retrieve the estate for Arthur.
  • estate like a tramp. The estate does not, of course, belong
  • estate must become his property. His point of view is that
  • as the estate has been re-acquired, his rights have been
  • estate which has long been mortgaged to the Bank. He goes
  • and actually shoots Arthur on the estate when opportunity
  • would come in this terrible monotonous state of fear in
• Title: Problem of Death: Lecture III
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  • statements of many persons there is a lack of material for
  • state of things will gradually cease. The art of the future
  • said here in the autumn, it has been stated in writings