Word: soul
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...soul of Gorgulov." Dr. Gorgulov had previously observed, "is not available to Communist gold. Never! I didn't like the Bolsheviks any more than I liked Tsardom which betrayed my country. My sympathies were with Kerensky...
...King was so ill advised as to depart from his proper political and social neutrality and lead a movement for cheese paring and grinding the faces of the needy in the interests of the debt collectors. And not a soul in the Labor party has said what ought to be said about the King or about the miserable campaign of unintelligent economy which cast its dismal shadow over the closing months...
...scientist has investigated zombies. But reports indicate that the term means people who have died of disease, old age or wounds and. before decomposition, been reanimated. White Zombie combines voodoo murder prac tice and zombie resurrection, proposing that a zombie is a man who is still alive but whose soul and brain have been killed by remote hypnosis. Cinema zombies are oddly hypnotized men, more credible to cinemaddicts than true resurrected corpses, such as fabulously stalk the Haitian jungles...
...against obtaining money under false pretenses. Said he: "He made a political speech when the congregation were led to expect a sermon. When a minister of the gospel pronounces himself the ambassador of God, inveigles me into his church ... to hear the word of God preached, which undoubtedly my soul needs very much, and then delivers a political oration instead, which I heard many times in the past and expect to hear many times in the future, I feel he has obtained my money under false pretenses...
Bishop Manning refused to comment. But three weeks ago the Body & Soul Clinic was ousted. The ten vestrymen met thrice, finally voted 8-to-2. Dr. Guthrie was understood to agree with them that the clinic was not an essential feature of divine worship. He had lately collaborated in clinic affairs only to the extent of giving occasional religious talks which most of the patients could not understand...