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How do you speak that all men may hear you in their own tongues? It is an art known and practiced by teachers of old.

— Desmond Leslie The Amazing Mr. Lutterworth (1958)

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Of all the contactees, Adamski attracted the most controversy and odium; and none but a man of his strength of character could have survived the onslaught.

Why should they risk a public landing? Their ship would be impounded for evasion of custom duties. Their clothes would be torn off and sold as souvenirs.

I ask... What would they do if every nation had unlimited electrical power-power for the taking-power costing nothing to obtain and available to all men equally?

The Amazing Mr. Lutterworth (1958)

Only minutes were required to impress these thoughts indelibly on their minds, for a thought is instantaneous and its grasping depends on its strength and clarity.(p. 211)

The Amazing Mr. Lutterworth (1958)

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