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| | Return to Forever - Prologue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20) |
 | | She picked it up, glancing at the title: "A Return To Forever." Tucking the book inside her bag, she decided she would call tomorrow to let him know she'd found his book and would return it by messenger if he needed it before Saturday. |
 | | Returning to the pages of the book, she read that the technique, one which she was sure she had seen in a movie years ago, was concerned more with a mind over matter process than with the possibility of physical return. |
 | | It was a process which required one to be immersed in that moment of the past in every manner possible, from clothing, and furniture, down to the most minor detail; use of only the money of the time, and dispensing with anything which might be considered present day. |
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