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- : Richard Armour, a college professor of English who specialized in Chaucer and the English Romantic poets, was best known as a prolific author of light verse and wacky parodies of academic scholarship. He was a professor of English at Scripps College in Claremont from 1945 to 1966.
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- : While Reagan Slept (No:6479)
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- : A portrait of Ronald Reagan by the noted Washington columnist and humorist observes the fortieth president of the United States while he sleeps
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- : Flip Over Learning Numbers (No:6478)
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- : Educational flip cards provide an excellent way to guide the little ones as they learn their numbers and how to count up to 25. EACH PAGE is created to make learning a fun experience for children, and the entire book is geared toward parent-child interaction. There are two pages for each number, one that the child sees, and one that the parent/teacher sees.
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- : Man - Eaters of Kumaon (No:6439)
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- : The Man-Eaters of Kumaon is the story of Colonel (then Major) Edward James Corbett (1875-1955), who is a famous soldier in the British Indian Army, and an excellent hunter and conservationist. Corbett's greatest claim to fame is keeping the Kumaon area of India safe from man-eating tigers. Corbett notes in his introduction to the book that tigers do not naturally eat human flesh. Instead, they only begin to eat humans through some accident, usually through a wound from a hunter, or an inability to catch their own game, such as broken teeth from old age. It is Corbett's job to hunt the tigers down, which is often a very difficult task.
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- : The idle thoughts of an idle fellows (No:6477)
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- : Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, published in 1886, is a collection of humorous essays by Jerome K. Jerome. It was the author’s second published book and it helped establish him as a leading English humorist
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- : Scavenger Hunt (No:6476)
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- : Death stalks the city of angels... Jimmy Gage, a reporter for SLAP magazine, stumbles on an explosive story while interviewing Garrett Walsh, an Oscar-winning Hollywood director who has just finished serving time for the murder of a teenage actress
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- : The Taiga (No:6475)
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- : A critic has said of Pyotr Proskurin that "the essence of the author's creative work is to reveal the drama of the relationship between nature and people, the drama of feelings and reason, dark and light, good and evil, the dialectics of life on earth". Pyotr Proskurin came into the literary scene in the sixties, and immediately became popular. Among his works are the novels Bitter Grasses and The Outcome and many stories. This collection contains the stories "The Taiga", "The Sixth Night", "A Day of Confusion" and "Home Again". The characters in them are people of the taiga, professors, workers and students-- the author's own contemporaries.
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- : Eyeless in gaza (No:6474)
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- : Eyeless in Gaza is a bestselling novel by Aldous Huxley, first published in 1936. The title originates from a phrase in John Milton's Samson Agonistes: ... Promise was that I Should Israel from Philistian yoke deliver; Ask for this great deliverer now, and find him Eyeless in Gaza at the Mill with slaves .
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- : Don camillo mets hells Angles (No:6473)
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- : Don Camillo must contend with Don Chichi, a young priest sent by the Vatican, who is determined to install the entirety of the recent Ecumenical Council's reforms in twenty-four hours
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- : A Doll House and other plays (No:6472)
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- : A Doll's House summary key points: In order to protect her secret, Nora tries to defend one of Torvald's employees who knows that she is misleading her husband. Torvald insists on firing the employee. Krogstad, the fired employee, sends a letter to Torvald detailing Nora's deceit.
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