From The Great Pyramid Passages and Chambers by John Edgar and Morton Edgar, 1923.

Three types of dream illumination, from A Manual of Occultism by Sepharial, 1914.

"I am sorry that you do not like me."  From The Essentials of the English Sentence by Elias H. MacEwan, 1900.

From Modern English Writing by Douglas Bement, 1937.

From Home Furnishing by Anna Hong Rutt, 1961.

From The Stars In Their Courses by Sir James Jeans, 1931.

From The Fascinating Mr. Vanderveldt by Alfred Sutro, 1907.

From Cupid's Book, 1929.

From Youth's Companion, 1927.

From Witchcraft, Magic and Alchemy by Grillot De Givry, 1931.

"We are often unable to act on our certainties; our objection to a contrary issue is so strong that is rises like a spectral delusion between us and our certainties."  From The Essentials of the English Sentence by Elias H. MacEwan, 1900.

From Changes All Around Us by Craig & Baldwin, 1940.

From Everyday Foods by Harris & Lacey, 1927.

From The Book of Indian Crafts and Indian Lore by Julian Harris Salomon, 1928.

Earths in the shapes of diamonds, hexagons, and triangles leave shadows on the moon.  From Astronomical Myths, Based on Flammarion's "History of the Heavens" by J. F. Blake, 1877.

From How to Read Heads by James Coates, 1891.

"Introduces Schenectady No. 2."  From Purdue University's 1905 yearbook.

From Life Science by Benedict, Knox & Stone, 1941.

"Walk while ye have the light, lest darkness come upon you."  From The Essentials of the English Sentence by Elias H. MacEwan, 1900.

From Our Share in the Home by Laura Baxter, 1945.