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[...] She coughed briefly occasionally, and used pauses that were not very lengthy. [...]

[...] She used pauses less often and they were short ones. [...]

(To me:) You spoke today, or this evening, about some [world] statesmen who are not young at all, and men and women who do not only achieve (pause), but who open new horizons in their later years. [...]

[...] (Pause.) You believe that the greatest training and discipline must be used to bring about such activity—but that seemingly extraordinary physical ability simply represents the inherent capacities of the human body. [...]

[...] (Pause.) We will resume dictation.

(Pause at 9:32.) Various methods of entry are adopted. [...]

[...] She had used some pauses however. She resumed in the same manner, with some longer pauses, at 9:26.)

[...] Her voice was quiet and she used pauses, although her pace picked up considerably as first break approached.)

[...] (Pause.) I do not believe that Ruburt will be moved, as I read probabilities thus far. [...]

[...] (Long pause.) I am not speaking of genuine questions of concern so much as rather automatic, unthinking, negative comments. [...]

The idea of Mother’s Day made him half resentful and half sorrowful because of the poor relationship between him and his mother (long pause), and he had hoped for further improvements in time for his birthday.

(To guests.) Now, I am glad that you came to class this evening; and all of you (long pause).

(Pause.) Separated from that — that is one heading — the next heading: “Your Multidimensional Reality in the Now of Your Being.”

[...] Her voice was different, though, and the rhythm was distinctly different than usual; she paused every few words.)

(Pause.) Although you are an individual and with free will, you are also part of another you. [...]

(Pause at 10:50.) Often you inadvertently use it to prolong “negative” circumstances, as you think of all the things that you could do wrong. [...]

(Jane now paused, waved a hand and frowned. [...]

[...] Her pauses were not overly long, and she knew what she was saying as she gave voice to it, but then forgot it.

(Jane’s delivery had by now slowed up considerably; she began to take long pauses between phrases. [...]

(Again, Jane was delivering this material very slowly, with many pauses.)

(Now Jane took a long pause as she paced about the room.)

[...] After each turn through the living room, Jane had been pausing to look out one of our windows at the rather busy intersection of Water and Walnut Streets, one house away. [...]

(Jane paused in her delivery. [...]

(Here Jane paused. [...]

(Another long pause at 11:49. [...]

[...] You should have respect, then, for the cells of your body, the thoughts of your mind (pause), and try to understand that even the smallest of creatures shares with you the emotional experience of life’s triumphs and vulnerabilities.

[...] She noticed no unusual pauses within, in the flow of the material, etc.

[...] She began on time, again without her glasses, and at a normal speed with some pauses. [...]

(Jane resumed delivery in the same rather quiet voice, again with quite a few pauses, and again without her glasses, at 9:37.)

(Pause at 9:28.) Agreements of a legal order should, however, always be honored, and each society has been built upon that precept, so you have of course every right to state your objections—but more, to take precautions so that the same kind of situation cannot reoccur.

(Pause at 9:4l.) If, hypothetically, either of you believe that Prentice is trying to “screw you up,” and if you accept that statement, or belief, then invisibly you set out to prove it. [...]

(Pause at 4:27.) Reading some of the earlier sessions of this sequence also serves to remind you both of the progress that has taken place since those sessions began (on October 9, 1983), and therefore invite even newer improvements.