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on UK routes have never issued bills of lading for a variety of reasons and by not doing so they ease the admin burden and do not have the problem of having to seek production of the original b/l before the lorry leaves the ferry which would be a nightmare! Equally there is no need for a b/l from the point of view of the merchant as he is not likely to want to use a bill of lading to pledge the goods whilst in the hands of the carrier [and not his] in transit." (For more on the subject go to Paul's

perspicacity. 21 24 An odor becomes beneficent and agreeable only in proportion to its escape into the surrounding atmosphere. So it is with our knowledge of Truth. If one would not quarrel with his fellow-man for waking him from a cataleptic nightmare, he should not resist Truth, which banishes — yea, forever destroys with the higher testimony of Spirit — the so-called evidence of matter. 27 30 Mathematics and scientific logic Science relates to Mind, not matter. It rests on fixed Principle

” Svidrigailov cried out in horror, raising his hand over her...But at that moment he woke up. He was still in bed, wrapped in the blanket as before; the candle had not been lighted; the windowpanes were pale with the full light of day. “Nightmares all night long!” He raised himself angrily, feeling all broken; his bones ached. There was a completely dense fog outside, and nothing could be distinguished. It was nearly five o'clock; he had overslept! He got up and put on his still damp jacket