Understanding the Psychological Soul of Spirituality: A Guidebook for Research and Practice

Richard Le Gaillienne - New Poems: "The beauty we love is very silent. It smiles softly to itself, but never speaks."

E.W. Hornung - Tiny Luttrell: "Nothing could make him love her less. He heard no more of her, but that made no difference"

E.W. Hornung - The Shadow of the Rope: "It was disagreeable not to be in a position to satisfy the curiosity of others"

E.W. Hornung - The Shadow of a Man: “Violence is a confession of terrible incompetence”

E.W. Hornung - The Camera Fiend: "He had the timorous, the imaginative temperament, which lends to adventure its very salt"

E.W. Hornung - The Boss of Taroomba: "The little musician had turned upon his tormentor like a knife"

E.W. Hornung - Raffles: Further Adventures of The Amateur Cracksman: "I transcribe the thing as I see it before me, all in one breath that took away mine"

E.W. Hornung - Peccavi: "Optional surroundings afford a fair clue to the superficial man, but no real key to character"