“The meeting that started the trouble took place at a monastery in Florence, Arizona.”
The act of coming together, to begin,
to disturb the mental calm
of simple past tense of take,
a particular portion of space,
a residence occupied by a community of persons, especially monks
living in seclusion under religious vows,
a female given name:
from a Latin word meaning “flowery,”
a state in South Western United States.
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Anything done
approach commence
to interrupt the quiet, pertaining to the mind
without rough motion, easy to understand
gone by stretched tight
get into one’s hold by voluntary action
pertaining to a single person
a part of any whole the unlimited
great three-dimensional realm
the place in which a person lives
to fill up space
a social group of any size
whose members reside in a specific locality
a human being
a man who has withdrawn from the world for religious reasons
having life
the act of secluding beneath
concerned with religion
a solemn promise
a person bearing two X chromosomes
in the cell nuclei
stated
a word by which a person is designated
an Italic language spoken in ancient Rome
a unit of language
what is intended to be
covered with flowers
a condition of a thing
a cardinal point of the compass lying directly opposite north
lying toward or situated in the west
made into act as a singular entity
the condition of a thing.
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