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  1. There are weeks in which for some inner reason one cannot bring oneself to take a pen in hand.
  2. This is still not a proper correspondence.
  3. First, let me state that it is bitterly cold here in this room.
  4. Self-criticism is not a pleasant gift, but it is, next to my courage, the best thing in me.
  5. "I don't know what noise you can have heard. Perhaps it was the little clock; it sometimes ticks like that."
  6. She asked her friend what this noise meant, and was told, so she said, that it probably came from the small clock on the writing-desk.
  7. -- the space between the desk and window was partly filled up by a heavy curtain.
  8. It came from the direction of the writing desk, which was standing sideways in front of the window --
  9. Lying partly undressed on a sofa alongside her lover, she hears some noise, a tick, knock, or tap.
  10. Such a recommendation is superfluous. The work speaks for itself. @TheSandworm
  11. Since I must always have an object to love. http://twitpic.com/c0sii @elizabeth_huey
  12. It would be a great mistake to suppose that these observances, which strike us as so horrible, are performed with any intention of ridicule.
  13. The head is repeatedly implored to hate its former friends and to love its new hosts since it has now become one of them.
  14. -- this method lies in treating their severed heads with affection, as some of the savage races of Borneo boast of doing.
  15. .@TheSandworm Some people have found a means for changing their former enemies after their death into guardians, friends and benefactors --
  16. .@elizabeth_huey -- and were perhaps actually emblems from the title-pages of occult books.
  17. .@elizabeth_huey The pictures which I had first taken for phosphenes were symbols of trains of thought influenced by the occult --
  18. .@elizabeth_huey -- all of which I took to be no more than flickering, flashes and bright specks before her eyes.
  19. .@elizabeth_huey 'Stars of a curious pale blue light, like moonlight' and so on --
  20. .@elizabeth_huey She saw something like a sun with rays, which I naturally took to be a phosphene, produced by pressure on the eyes.