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Award-winning educator, environmentalist and world traveler A.A.E. Murphy details the catastrophic consequences of both her and her husband's H1N1 ("swine") flu in this brutally honest story. Readers ride out trials of illness, death, faith, family, love, caretaking, and rehabilitation from cover to cover through Murphy's artful prose. Health is wealth, find out how Murphy navigates through colossal loss, and what lessons can be gained from su...

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Excerpt from Geraldine, Vol. 2: A Tale of Conscience The colour mounted into Katherine's cheeks, but she did not express, for she could scarcely de fine, the vexation of her feelings. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally recon...

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Il testo si propone di pubblicare la continuazione della ricerca "Pon Sit Calabria" (condotta presso il D.A.A.C. ed Arcos-Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza), interrottasi nel 2007 a causa dell'improvvisa scomparsa del Direttore ed ideatore della ricerca stessa , il prof.arch.Gianfranco Moneta. L'intenzione del prof. Gianfranco Moneta era di studiare a fondo il territorio calabro al fine di tutelarne le caratteristiche ambientali. Ciò ...

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The Geneva express jerked itself out of the Gare de Lyons. For a few minutes the lights of outer Paris twinkled past its windows and then with a spring it reached the open night. The jolts and lurches merged into one regular purposeful throb, the shrieks

The Geneva express jerked itself out of the Gare de Lyons. For a few minutes the lights of outer Paris twinkled past its windows and then with a spring it reached the open night. The jolts and lurches merged into one regular purposeful throb, the shrieks of the wheels, the clatter of the coaches, into one continuous hum. And already in the upper berth of her compartment Mrs. Thesiger was asleep. The noise of a train had no unrest for her. Inde...

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