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id: 31236
title: Martyr
author: Nourse, Alan Edward
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  "Dan Fowler won''t like it," said Carl. "All right, Senator," the young red-headed doctor said. Senator Dan Fowler took the black cigar from his mouth, stared at the Dan Fowler looked at the doctor and said, "Garbage." Moss pushed back from his desk, watching Dan Fowler''s face. "I know," said Dan Fowler. Dan had piled in, and Carl Golden was there, looking thinner, more "You aren''t going to like this, Dan. Rinehart''s clean. Paul had come to Starship Project fifteen years ago)--stuffy, severe, Dan turned his back on Rinehart and said to McKenzie: "I want the date "I want the Hearings on February 15th," Dan said to Rinehart. "Like Armstrong," said Dan slowly. stopped him, Dan. I told you that a long time ago--back when I first Dan didn''t even know why he was going, except that Paul had told him Paul had been right, and Dan had proved it.


id: 30660
author: Cornaro, Luigi
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  second nature, forcing men to use that, whether good or bad, to life; a period very remote in the regular course of nature, regular life, whilst observed, preserves men of a bad constitution, no great difficulty in avoiding them, the love of life and health attain my old age, in order that they too may enjoy that period of his infirm constitution, live to a great age, and always enjoy reason, and a sober life, live to a great age and in good health, answer, that our kind mother, nature, in order that old men may live good appetite; and, whilst a man leads a sober life, he may be sure embrace a regular and sober life, in order to attain old age, bring into the world a perfect constitution, and live to old age; the nature of things, that he, who leads a sober and regular life,

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  Discourses on a Sober and Temperate Life Wherein is demonstrated, by his own Example, the Method of Preserving Health to Extreme Old Age


id: 51035
title: Up for Renewal
author: Daniel, Lucius
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  Howard Kent looked at his young and beautiful wife and felt the weight "Well, darling, I looked at yours and felt a little guilty in marrying "Why, Howard, dear." Leah sounded shocked. "That sounds like a cruel and calculating decision to me," Howard said. who said he was thirty years old. "He''s worried, Mike." Leah''s face had brightened. "I don''t think you have much to worry about," Mike said. "Leah is right, you know," Mike said. "Why does it have to clip off five years?" worried Howard. "That''s a sure sign that you really need rejuvenating," said Leah. Howard looked from Mike to Leah and back at Mike. "Your room is ready, Mr. Kent," one nurse said. "You''re just nervous, dear," said Leah. The nurse walked down the long room with the stooped man and "Better take the first offer, Leah," said Mike. Better six months of youth than a thousand years of old age."


id: 59609
title: But the Patient Lived
author: Warner, Harry
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  The receptionist ushered the patient into Dr. Walter Needzak''s office. Dr. Needzak, a young man at 50 and who looked even younger, hoisted The old man smiled for the first time, at something that his eyes saw patient leaves the office, just in case I''ve given the right sort of The doctor had just filed away Stallings'' physical record when the "What good does it do to come to a doctor for that?" Dr. Needzak said. Dr. Needzak walked softly to the door that led to the reception room. Handing it to Dr. Needzak, he said: "Ethics!" Dr. Needzak looked as if he wanted to spit. Dr. Needzak led the other doctors through the thickening crowd, to the "Think you can climb out now?" Dr. Needzak asked. Slowly, as if suddenly tired, Dr. Needzak climbed out of the vehicle. Dr. Carson was pumping Dr. Needzak''s other hand up and down.


id: 59498
title: What Shall It Profit?
author: Anderson, Poul
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  Barwell grabbed the whisky glass like a drowning man. Barwell moved closer to Radek. a long time." Barwell waved his hand expansively. Radek took a long breath. man''s old quiet bravery in the face of death and ruin and the petty Radek smiled at himself, twistedly, and threw the cigaret away and got Radek spelled it out and watched the man go. "Sure, that''s all right." Radek shivered in the thin chill air and "I know." Radek sat down without waiting for an invitation. "So what do you want?" he asked when Radek paused for breath. "In other words," said Radek slowly, "the body has a built-in suicide "But nature doesn''t care about the individual, friend Radek. "And you appear to think fast on your feet, Dr. Lang." Radek laughed. voice was defeated, and when Radek looked back it was an old man who of Lang''s shoulders was a gnawing in Radek''s conscience.


