Falling stars

Falling stars

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)

<i>The human heart is believed to fall down at death. A star likewise falls. (L V.-22. 5731 rev.-5733 rev., note).</i>

1) See also

story

1 January 1876

Celestial bodies and aeroscopy

Custom and daily life

Portention

stars ( 'shoot' )

stars ( falling )

stars ( teachings about )

stars ( where they live )

stars ( shooting )

stars ( their actions )

stars ( and death of people )

stars ( take away people's hearts )

stars ( hearts resemble )

stars ( and the time of death )

stars ( and falling hearts )

stars ( the noise they make )

stars ( come out of the sky )

death ( and falling stars and hearts )

death ( teachings about )

death ( what happens after )

death ( what happens at the time of )

death ( and shooting stars and hearts )

death ( stars take hearts away )

hearts ( and death )

hearts ( resemble stars )

hearts ( at death it does not 'stand' )

hearts ( fall like stars )

hearts ( and shooting stars )

hearts ( and falling stars )

hearts ( stars take away those of the dead )

hearts ( of people believed to fall down at death )

teachings ( about falling stars )

teachings ( about death and falling hearts and stars )

education ( about falling stars )

education ( about death and falling hearts and stars )

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