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"Originally From Shreveport: A Lite Off-the-Wall Memoir" by William A. Peavy III, began as a collection of off-handed recollections and evolved into a random, humorous, memoir. Peavy, a Shreveport native with deep southern roots, weaves personal insights with true stories of his family history, friends, his north Louisiana upbringing during the 1960s and '70s, wild LSU college days, and his life in Dallas as he navigates the booms and busts of the Dallas real estate market. It's an entertaining, light read.

Sometimes, simple luxury can be the most striking. This Originally pendant is a perfect example, with a rose gold-tone plated chain attached to a single Swarovski Crystal Pearl. A dazzling pavé of Swarovski Zirconia adorns the top of the pearl to offer an extra sparkle. Wear this piece to illuminate any look. Product code: 5669523.

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Sideris has taken note of composition guides available to freshman writers, and he has not liked what he has seen. Most composition guides are either stale or patronizing; all but a few either put students to sleep or take an overbearing maternal tone. Knowing freshman writers deserve much better than formulaic how-to guides or emotion-stroking affirmations of hidden talent, Sideris set about reinvigorating the genre with a book different from other composition guides. Thinking Originally and Writing Well: A Practical Guide to Composition from the Frontlines is a practical textbook you will actually enjoy reading. Most of it is narrative, and the many examples it offers are of the kind students can relate to easily. Sideris writes about composition with wit, and from the perspective of one who has graded several thousand papers. He describes the missions to think originally and write well for what they are: intense battles for the freshman writers’ academic lives.

The Carrs of Skull Ranch dominate the farmers and ranchers of the valley--until Jim Reno makes a promise to a dying farmer.

Johnny Dunlap befriends a new boy at school unaware that he has the power to change into a fox at will

Johnny Dunlap befriends a new boy at school unaware that he has the power to change into a fox at will

Lge 8vo hbk ; originally published as 'A Bookful of Jennings) reading copy; maroon cloth board with gold gilt lettering to spine; wear to ends of spine; fep cut out; contents sound, but last few pages have been sellotaped in; scarce title; This book, revised from a Bookful of Jennings, is an anthology of more than 30 humorous stories, extracts & quotations chosen by Anthony Buckeridge from the books he has written about the boys of Linbury Court - a collection in the best Jennings tradition; Jennings; 8vo 8" - 9" tall

Arrested for unbelievably answering all twelve questions on the Indian game show, "Who Will Win a Billion?" semi-literate waiter Ram Mohammad Thomas explains to his lawyer how he knew the answers due to events in his personal life.

We see the world not as it is but as we are.In Living Originally, Robert Brumet explores how most of our perceived problems stem not from the world, but from a false sense of self. Living originally is the art of knowing the truth about who you are. Using the book s 10 spiritual practices, you can rediscover your origin your true self. As you master the practices, you will be transformed from a false sense of self, defined by your needs and the strategies to fulfill them, into a higher consciousness. As you live from the truth of who you are, everything in your world naturally falls into harmony.

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21.5 x 16.5cms. 66pp, b/w illusts, very good paperback & cover (ex-library) The chapters are: events leading up to Patrick Walsh's land grant and associations; events leading up to the denial of the land grant; the denial of the land grant. Scarce title.

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Running away from home into an unfettered new existence within Japan's underground youth culture, eighteen-year-old Liu befriends the seductive, body-pierced Ama and mysterious tattoo artist Shiba, friends whose increasingly reckless behavior forces Liu to make difficult choices.

One secret links twelve strangers. One secret that could cost them everything. Danielle Ross's life keeps slipping out of control. First she must abandon her education to take over her ill father's floundering detective agency. Then, while pursuing a new case, Dani becomes a victim herself. She awakens in a strange place and finds herself surrounded by eleven other people. Among them are a doctor, a dancer, a German submarine commander, and a former Death Row inmate--all clueless as to why they have been brought together. The culprit relentlessly insists they are united by one dark secret and that their lives depend on their confessing it. Can Dani find the link between these strangers before time runs out?

Hopelessly in love with the mysterious Lady Alice Hamilton, young Duncan Campbell experiences an eerie, supernatural portent--the sound of a ghostly horse--that brings to a swift climax this story of revenge and jealousy

Excerpt from The History of Wales: Written Originally in BritishBut as soon as the Roman legion was transported into Gaul, the Picts and Scots returned, and having by a de sperate assault passed the wall, pursued the Britons with a more dreadful and bloody slaughter than formerly. The Britons, perceiving their condition most desperate, once more sent their miserable complaints to fetius, in these tragical words To Etius, thrice consul, the groans of the Britons the barbarians drive us to the sea, and the sea drives us back to them, and so, distracted betwixt two deaths, we are either drowned or eg'ish by the sword.* But they solicited to no purpose: tffe Romans having al ready bid absolutely farewell to Britain, and the empire being cruelly Oppressed by the Goths and other barbarous nations, they were not in a condition possibly to assist them. The Britons, therefore, finding themselves absolutely for saken by the Romans, and conceiving it utterly impracticable to drive away the barbarians by their own strength, saw it urgently necessary to call in the aid of some foreign nation, whose labour in repelling their enemies should be gratefully and satisfactorily rewarded.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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