Diana Wilder
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bedtime stories told by my Dad, the heroic fantasy of the 70's, and an
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The City of Refuge (Memphis Cycle, #1)
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2001
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Pharaoh's Son (Memphis Cycle, #3)
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1999
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A Killing Among the Dead (Memphis Cycle, #4)
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2011
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Mourningtide (Memphis Cycle, #2)
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2013
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The Orphan's Tale (Book I)
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2013
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The Safeguard: A Novel of Georgia in 1864
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2011
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The Memphis Cycle: The First Three Books
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2013
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Hexagon Crochet Blanket Pattern: Crochet Pattern
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Knitted Christmas Tree Trims Pattern: DIY Christmas Decorations
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Sunflower and Daisy Cushions: Knitting Patterns
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So...what's the point of this one? I was expecting something delicious and instead got a rambling book with little point except a stated intent to shock or astonish. If the book is talking about the demise of manners, as the title seems to imply, it w ...more |
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Not Field and Stream This is one of those gems that I had to suffer through in high school. It was a short read but a depressing one, though beautifully, movingly written. If the school system in their wisdom had decided to make us hormonal, easily up ...more |
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I read CHILD OF THE MORNING years ago. I have always enjoyed ancient Egyptian history, and as with the histories of any society, you will never be bored when you turn your attention to studying the history of the people. I had known of Hatshepsut, who ...more |
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A GENTLEMAN IN MOSCOW This book sounded interesting, the samples online flowed very well, and I thought it would be worth reading and, to enhance the experience, to read in a ‘hard copy’ rather than an electronic one. (I am one of those criminals who ...more |
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I read CHILD OF THE MORNING years ago. I have always enjoyed ancient Egyptian history, and as with the histories of any society, you will never be bored when you turn your attention to studying the history of the people. I had known of Hatshepsut, who ...more |
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THE NAPOLEONIC WARS
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2022 - April - A French Revolutionary or Napoleonic battle/campaign of your choice.
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After looking at Komet's selection, I decided to read Battle For Paris. I had done some research on the assault on Montmartre for a project I am worki
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While writing, does music or art help your creative process or simply get in the way?
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“There were monsters abroad, there was no denying it - but what of the thousands of people in Thebes and in the rest of Egypt who had not robbed tombs?
The tally of those who had not bowed to greed far outweighed that of those who had. It was easy to forget that fact amid the horror of the acts of the guilty. Wenatef had lost sight it for a time, but now it was as though he were surrounded by a great, silent multitude: the honorable and faithful ones who had not done wrong.”
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The tally of those who had not bowed to greed far outweighed that of those who had. It was easy to forget that fact amid the horror of the acts of the guilty. Wenatef had lost sight it for a time, but now it was as though he were surrounded by a great, silent multitude: the honorable and faithful ones who had not done wrong.”
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“We dream sometimes of what we most fear," he said, his hand seeking and closing about the Eye of Horus amulet that hung at his breast. "But you must know that Horus does not challenge Set because he is assured of victory, but because it's the right thing to do. He fights because it is wrong to hold back for fear of the cost. If he knew at this moment that he might fall through treachery, he would face Set nevertheless for the sake of honor and of justice.”
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Hath friends at hand,
And gold and gear
At his command;
And rich estates,
If he but look,
Are held by him
Who hath a book.
"Who hath a book
Hath but to read
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All this is his
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Hath friends at hand,
And gold and gear
At his command;
And rich estates,
If he but look,
Are held by him
Who hath a book.
"Who hath a book
Hath but to read
And he may be
A king, indeed.
His kingdom is
His inglenook-
All this is his
Who hath a book.”
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