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These lessons were a series of enchanted tales to Isabelle, of how the life force persists in bugs and plants.
THE CRICKETMARJORIE COOKE
It serves the purpose of supplying the life force to the nervous system and is the medium through which sensation is conveyed.
ELEMENTARY THEOSOPHYL. W. ROGERS
No longer is he unwillingly brought back by the life force to the mundane sphere of rowdy sensations and restless thoughts.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A YOGIPARAMHANSA YOGANANDA
In this light, the man of the heap gains in life force, importance and depth.
MOTHER EARTH, VOL. 1 NO. 2, APRIL 1906VARIOUS
Only a self-realized master can transfer his life force, or convey into his own body the diseases of others.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A YOGIPARAMHANSA YOGANANDA
Benham surveyed these last products of the "life force" and resumed his pensive survey of the coast.
THE RESEARCH MAGNIFICENTH. G. WELLS
Fortunately for girls, life force is more persistent with them than with boys, and women are longer-lived than men.
THE AMERICAN COUNTRY GIRLMARTHA FOOTE CROW
I suppose it's life force; but not much—never as much as when I started the collapse.
THE DARK TOWERPHYLLIS BOTTOME
She was like Bernard Shaw's life force, and she really did not seem to think there was anything in existence but shoving.
MARRIAGEH. G. WELLS
But wisdom is not all you may receive from the Supreme Intelligence; you may receive physical energy, vitality, life force.
THE SCIENCE OF BEING WELLWALLACE DELOIS WATTLES

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