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[2] Honor the etext refund and replacement provisions of this "Small Print!" statement. *END*THE SMALL PRINT! FOR PUBLIC DOMAIN ETEXTS*Ver.04.29.93*END* Typed in WordPerfect V7 for Windows 95. HERMIONE AND HER LITTLE GROUP OF SERIOUS THINKERSBY DON MARQUISCONTENTSPROEM Introducing Some of Hermione's Friends Sincerity in the Home Vibrations Aren't the Russians Wonderful? How Suffering Purifies One! Understanding and One's Own Home Thoughts of Heredity and Things The Swami Brandranath Fothergil Finch, the Poet of Revolt How the Swami Happened to Have Seven Wives The Romantic Old Days Hermione's Boswell Explains Symbols and Dew-Hopping The Song of the Snore Ballads of Understanding Hermione on Fashions and War Urges and Dogs Moods and Poppies Concentration Soul Mates Hermione Takes up Literature The World Is Getting Better War and Art A Spiritual Dialogue Will the Best People Receive the Superman Socially? The Parasite Woman Must Go! 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