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Farrington,' sez he, 'I saw wonderful things to-night, past man's understandin'.
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In the past man was made, generation after generation, by forces beyond his knowledge and control.
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What right has my past man to bind this present 'me' in which he has no particle of a share?
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The present man is the aboriginal reality, the Institution is derivative, and the past man is irrelevant and obliterate for present issues.
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In the past men of property in various localities helped support artists.
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He walked past men sleeping in the bunks on either side as he went towards the steps.
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Mather hurried toward the training barn, darting past men carrying buckets of nails, women lugging wheelbarrows of scrap wood.
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Past men's clothes, some nice jackets, past a furrier, which struck me as odd until I remembered that the store was the Bay.
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They walked on, past men threshing grain with heavy wooden paddles, women balancing on their heads the inevitable baskets piled high with sorghum ears.
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In all times past men have been truly equal in one respect and one only: they have all borne the burden of age and decay.