| The first excerpt represents the past or something you must release, and is drawn from The Land of Footprints by Stewart Edward White: At last, fairly exhausted, they stopped. Some one gave a signal.
The men all gathered in one group, uttered a final yell, very
like a cheer, and dispersed.
We called up the heroes of the day-Fundi and his companion-and
made a little speech, and bestowed appropriate reward. Then we
turned in.
XVI. FUNDI
Fundi, as I have suggested, was built very much on the lines of
the marabout stork. He was about twenty years old, carried
himself very erect, and looked one straight in the eye. His total
assets when he came to us were a pair of raggedy white breeches,
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The second excerpt represents the present or the deciding factor of the moment, and is drawn from One Basket by Edna Ferber: "No, naturally," said Aunt Sophy, "a butterfly like me."
"Sophy, for God's sake don't joke now. I tell you this will
cover it, and everything will be all right. If I had anybody
else to go to for the money I wouldn't ask you. But you'll get
it back. You know that."
Aunt Sophy got up, heavily, and went over to her desk. "It was
for the children, anyway. They won't need it now."
He looked up at that. Something in her voice. "Who won't? Why
won't they?"
"I don't know what made me say that. I had a dream."
"Eugene?"
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The third excerpt represents the future or something you must embrace, and is drawn from Arizona Nights by Stewart Edward White: particular AND exact, being in a hurry. But you can kiss the
Book to it that he didn't make no such mistakes about the swag."
"I believe you're right," said I.
When we came to turn in, Anderson suggested that he should sleep
aboard the boat. But Billy Simpson, in mind perhaps of the
hundred ounces in the compass-box, insisted that he'd just as
soon as not. After a little objection Handy Solomon gave in, but
I thought he seemed sour about it. We built a good fire, and in
about ten seconds were asleep.
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