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I am going to suggest a brief break, and we shall make our Dr. Instream appointment.

(Walking down to the garage at the appointed time, I saw the car still up on the lift. [...]

[...] And above all, the symptoms are not worth it to achieve isolation, for ironically the resultant time to work has lost the one ingredient that is important above all: peace of mind in which to carry out the appointed tasks.)

[...] This morning I made an appointment with Bill Danaher for tomorrow about a will. [...]

[...] An appointment... [...]

[...] Failing to see him, she made an appointment for Wednesday, but did not keep this appointment because of the press of other business.)

[...] Perhaps making an appointment with them for this evening.

[...] Perhaps making an appointment with them for this evening.

[...] The man who is given the book startles the man who gives it to him by quoting a line from Dante having to do with (his?) not appointing God. [...]

[...] He sternly suggested that the elderly and those with certain diseases make appointments at once for flu shots.

[...] Now I suggest your break, so that we can keep our appointment with Dr. Instream.

The relationship between Seth and myself snaps into focus by prearranged appointments, as suggested by him in the early day’s of the sessions. [...]

[...] Now this is the form that you will use if you meet appointments with others within the dream state.

[...] She was given an appointment with Mr. Miller for Tuesday, November 8, by Gladys Austin. [...]

Appointments are made and kept,
And records scrawled in haste,
While bodies wait in crisp white beds,
All untouched and neat and safe.

[...] This is the form you will use if you meet by appointment with others in the dream state.

[...] Now we feel that we have a twice-weekly appointment with the universe, and certainly this attitude developed during those projection sessions when we tried during the day to follow the instructions given by Seth. [...]

[...] At the appointed hour Jane and I touched our fingers to the board but did not ask any questions. [...]

[...] We had no family doctor to call upon, but through the invaluable help of a dear friend who was also a nurse, we set up an appointment with a doctor at the hospital.

[...] Iran’s religious leaders actually run the country now, operating behind a weak secular and probably temporary government appointed by its Western-leaning and departed leader before he fled his country last January. [...]

“Such a cultural time works well overall for the civilization that concentrates upon partialities, bits and pieces, assembly lines, promptness of appointments, and so forth.