| The first excerpt represents the past or something you must release, and is drawn from An Historical Mystery by Honore de Balzac: Maufrigneuse, Georges de
The Secrets of a Princess
Beatrix
The Member for Arcis
Maufrigneuse, Berthe de
Beatrix
The Member for Arcis
Michu, Francois
Jealousies of a Country Town
The Member for Arcis
Michu, Madame Francois
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The second excerpt represents the present or the deciding factor of the moment, and is drawn from Finished by H. Rider Haggard: is more than the fear of danger or the smart of sorrow.
So the night wore away, till at length I woke to see the gleam of
dawn penetrating the smoke-hole and dimly illuminating the
recumbent form of Kaatje, which to me looked most unattractive.
Presently I heard a discreet tapping on the doorboard of the hut
which I at once removed, wriggling swiftly through the hole,
careless in my misery as to whether I met an assegai the other
side of it or not. Without a guard of eight soldiers was
standing, and with them Goza, who asked me if I were ready to
start.
"Quite," I answered, "as soon as I have saddled my horse," which
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The third excerpt represents the future or something you must embrace, and is drawn from U. S. Project Trinity Report by Carl Maag and Steve Rohrer: support personnel who never went within 460 meters of ground zero.
The remaining 46 men were technical personnel, laborers who erected
the 460-meter fence, or military policemen who served as guides.
Eleven of these men, probably members of the fence detail, spent
several days at about 460 meters from ground zero. Working three to
five hours per day between 9 August and 25 August, they would have
been the only group to stay longer than one hour in the ground zero
area. Of the remaining personnel who approached within 460 meters
from ground zero, 25 spent 15 minutes and ten spent between 30 minutes
and one hour in the ground zero area. Only 11 people received
exposures of 3 to 5 roentgens between 20 July and 21 November. Most
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