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My Country by Vilem Heckel

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December 7, 2012

 

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Its image, seen, felt and heard with all the senses of the nation, is likewise engrained in the senses of all of us. But the image is not a finished and dead one. It has roots and is constantly growing. With every child that is born and with every old woman who dies at least one wrinkle is added whereby to recognize a kindred face...
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Its image, seen, felt and heard with all the senses of the nation, is likewise engrained in the senses of all of us. But the image is not a finished and dead one. It has roots and is constantly growing. With every child that is born and with every old woman who dies at least one wrinkle is added whereby to recognize a kindred face...
displayed 300 characters

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