Motorist drives wrong way more than 3 miles on I-94 in Oak Creek (jsonline)
An 82-year-old Muskego woman will have to be retested for her drivers’ license
after driving more than three miles in the wrong direction on I-94 in Oak
Creek on Friday, according to the sheriff’s office.
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I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning $8.43 Conor Oberst is running on dangerous ground: getting his first Dylan comparisons at age 12, frolicking with Winona Ryder, releasing two separate albums at once. Didn’t he learn anything from Ryan Adams’s mistakes? It’s a good thing he can write such haunting, intimate songs. I’m Wide Awake, It’s Morning (released simultaneously with Digital Ash in a Digital Urn) is the album the Omaha native has a… |
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1595 Works: 1595 Architecture, 1595 Books, 1595 Plays, 1595 Poems, Richard Ii, Locrine, the Swan, 1595 in Poetry, Danny House, Broxton Old Hall $14.14 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: 1595 Architecture, 1595 Books, 1595 Plays, 1595 Poems, Richard Ii, Locrine, the Swan, 1595 in Poetry, Danny House, Broxton Old Hall, Colin Clouts Come Home Againe, Daemonolatreiae Libri Tres. Excerpt: Broxton Old Hall Broxton Old Hall (or Broxton Higher Hall ) is in Old Coach Road 0.5 miles (1 km) west of the village of Brown Knowl , in the civil parish of Broxton , Cheshire , England (grid reference SJ487533). It is a Grade II listed building . History The site has been occupied since before 1327. The house dates from 1595. It was built by Thomas Dod and later bought by Sir Philip Egerton in 1670. In 1873 the house was extended to the sides and to the rear to a design partly by John Douglas . Architecture The house is timber framed with oak frames and plaster panels. The roofs are of stone slates and have ornate bargeboards and finials . The chimneys consist of detached diagonal flues . The house is in two storeys. The original part of the house has four bays and two gables and a gabled porch. To the left of this part of the house is a recessed wing with one gable and to its right is a projecting wing with one gable. To the sides of each of these are further recessed wings, that to the left having a further gable. The windows are of oak; those in the upper storey have mullions and those in the lower storey have mullions and transoms . Pevsner describes it as being “an ornate gabled black and white house”. The lodge to the hall is also listed Grade II. It is dated 1873, is a timber framed building on a brick plinth and was designed by John Douglas. It has one storey and is in Jacobethan style. Gardens The grounds of the hall are included in the U.K. Database of Historic Parks and Gardens. They include a formal garden, garden terraces and lawns. The grounds are not open |
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1870 Works: 1870 Architecture, 1870 Ballet Premieres, 1870 Books, 1870 Compositions, 1870 Novels, 1870 Operas, 1870 Paintings, 1870 Plays $76.76 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: 1870 Architecture, 1870 Ballet Premieres, 1870 Books, 1870 Compositions, 1870 Novels, 1870 Operas, 1870 Paintings, 1870 Plays, 1870 Poems, 1870 Short Stories, 1870 Songs, Bridges Completed in 1870, Die Walküre, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, University of Glasgow, Fulton Opera House, Seven Brothers, Crewe Hall, the Bartered Bride, Vril, the Mystery of Edwin Drood, Fettes College, William Robinson, New Presque Isle Light, Canfield Casino and Congress Park, Wesley Church, Perth, Sandringham House, Steepletop, the Gentleman in Black, the Palace of Truth, Walnut Park Historic District, Coppélia, Lothair, Oak View, Norwood, Massachusetts, Murray Downtown Residential Historic District, the Princess, Church of Saint John the Baptist, Liverpool, Malta Kiosk, Venus in Furs, Our Island Home, the Adventures of Harry Richmond, the Most Incredible Thing, H. H. Richardson Complex, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (Poughkeepsie, New York), Literary Hall, Church of Saints Peter and Paul, Singapore, St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church, Detroit, 1870 in Poetry, St Matthew’s Church, Stretton, Shaw Bridge, Troy Savings Bank, Cimarron Redoubt, Little Loomhouse, Houses at 37-47 North Fifth Street, 22 Jermyn Street, Around the Moon, St Leonard’s Church, Warmingham, Pinebank Mansion, Reed Opera House and Mccornack Block Addition, Old Idaho State Penitentiary, 6-11 Grosvenor Park Road, Chester, Onota, Michigan, Far Above Cayuga’s Waters, Darke County Courthouse, Sheriff’s House and Jail, Holy Cross Church, Walter Hand House, Memorial Hall, Geauga County Courthouse, St. Joseph’s Church and Rectory (Rochester, New York), the Heathen Chinee, John Chambers House, Rosario Central Railway Station, All Saints, Jesus Lane, Joseph H. Rainey House, Brewer’s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, William |
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1981 Ships $14.14 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Uss City of Corpus Christi, Hms Ark Royal, Ms Julia, Uss Crommelin, Uss Houston, Uss Willamette, Uss Aubrey Fitch, Ms Thomson Destiny, Kapitan Khlebnikov, Mv Abegweit, Golar Spirit, Usns Apache, Msc Melody, Uss Aries, Mv Sea Isle City, Mv Queen of Oak Bay, Uss Ticonderoga, Uss Halyburton, Ms Nordlandia, Arahura, Island Escape, Uss Aquila, Rfa Diligence, Shirase, Uss Florida, Hms Trafalgar, Mv Queen of Surrey, Uss Jarrett, Uss Norfolk, Russian Battlecruiser Admiral Lazarev, Rfa Oakleaf, Easycruise Life, Ms Astoria, Uss Stephen W. Groves, Mv Liberty Star, List of Ship Launches in 1981, Mv Freedom Star, Ara Almirante Brown, Mv Cathlamet, Uss John L. Hall, Jean de Vienne, Ara La Argentina, Hmas Wollongong, Uss Reid, Uss Mahlon S. Tisdale, Hmas Townsville, Mv Chelan, French Submarine Saphir, Uss Taurus, Hms Cattistock, Greek Frigate Elli, Hms Dumbarton Castle, Hms Boxer, Hdms Gunnar Thorson, Rfa Bayleaf, Orp Heweliusz, Bap Chipana, Mv Buccaneer, Mv Andrew J. Barberi, Hmas Launceston, Hnlms Jan Van Brakel, Uss Florida. Excerpt: ARA Almirante Brown ARA Almirante Brown (pennant number D-10 ) is the lead ship of the MEKO 360H2 series of four destroyers built for the Argentine Navy . The ship is the ninth ship in the history of the Argentine Navy to be named for Admiral William Brown , the founder and commander of the Argentine Navy during Argentina ‘s war of independence against Spain . Origin Almirante Brown and her sister ships were authorized under the Naval Construction National Plan of 1974, an initiative by the Argentine Navy to replace old World War II -vintage warships which were nearing the end of their operational lives. A contract was signed with the Blohm + Voss Shipyards in Hamburg , West Germany for the construction of four MEKO 360H2 destroyers. Construction The keel |
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1982 Animal Births: Bubba, Chester Drescher, $19.99 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: 1982 Racehorse Births, Mom’s Command, Little Bold John, Lady’s Secret, Spend a Buck, Acatenango, Proud Truth, Fairy King, Bonecrusher, Chief’s Crown, Theatrical, Skywalker, Creme Fraiche, Slip Anchor, Turkoman, Triptych, Tank’s Prospect, La Lorgnette, Snaafi Dancer, Dauphin Fabuleux, Bessarabian, Oh So Sharp, Waverley Star, Candy Stripes, Imperial Choice, Bubba, Little Missouri, Rory’s Jester, Cool Ground, Chester Drescher. Excerpt: Bubba (c. 1982 – August 22, 2006) was a Queensland grouper who resided at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago, Illinois . Bubba is believed to be the first fish to undergo chemotherapy . He was often nicknamed “The Super Grouper.”History The 69.3 kilogram Bubba was donated to the aquarium in 1987 by an anonymous donor; at the time he was a female about ten inches long. Bubba switched gender to male (being a protogynous hermaphrodite ) in the mid-1990s and eventually grew to 154 pounds while living in the aquarium’s “Wild Reef” shark exhibit. In 2001, Bubba developed an unusual growth on his forehead, which was eventually diagnosed to be malignant ; the aquarium called in veterinarians to remove the growth surgically and treat Bubba with chemotherapy that year, and again in 2003 when it regrew.Shedd officials stated that Bubba was popular with cancer survivors, especially children, and was a favorite of visitors. The oncology department of Hope Children’s Hospital in Oak Lawn, Illinois recognized Bubba with a tile in the ward. Bubba died in August 2006, presumably due to problems with his health that were related to his old age and medical history. References (URLs online) A hyperlinked version of this chapter is at Chester Drescher was a performing dog born in 1982 in Queens , New York City , New York , USA ; he died in 2000.He was Fran Drescher |
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A Brief History Of Christ’s Hospital $15.11 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:view of which is given in the octavo edition of the Hospital) has been recently removed to make way for the towering pinnacles of the new Hall. For the purpose of noticing more particularly the different buildings a perambulation of the boundary may not be uninteresting. Entering at the new opening in Newgate-street, the new Hall and the Dormitories built upon the site of the old Hall, come at once within view. The Hall is an elegant specimen of Gothic architecture. Viewed from the area at the back of the houses in Newgate-street, the windows have a most imposing effect. It is built upon arches which form a noble cloister, and over the centre are recorded the names of the officers of the Institution under whose superintendence the building has been erected (see the Frontispiece). The inscription, which is surmounted by a bust of King Edward, is in the following words : ‘ This Hall, erected by public munificence, was opened for ‘ the use of the Children of Christ’s Hospital, on the 29th day i of May, 1829; The Right Honourable William Thompson, ‘ M. P. Lord Mayor, President; Thomas Poynder, jun. Esq. ‘ Treasurer; James Shaw, F.A.S. Architect.’ The entrance to the interior is through a corresponding arch on the opposite side of this cloister,’ and is approached by a spacious flight of stone steps.The dimensions of this magnificent room are, 187 feet long, by 51 5 wide, and 46a feet high. A grained oak wainscoting lines the wall to the height of about ten feet ; and on one side the panels are surmounted by carved effigies of the founder, similar to that in the front of the building, but of a smaller size. Coats of arms of the presidents, treasurers, and principal benefactors, from the foundation, with their names, are painted on the wainscoting. The ceiling is chastely |
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A Change Of Air $19.62 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill DESSIE JOHN sat on a step-ladder, – mocking her florid husband. “You are as glad as I am, you know you are. Haven’t we always wanted to be civilized? And aren’t we doing it discreetly? Aren’t we hanging our own pictures? If I had been the offspring of frivolity and extravagance that you think me, wouldn’t I have paid the people from Crantz’s to do it all? Am I not throwing sops all the time to Cerberus? Have I urged you to give up your work? Did I set up a butler when I was sore tempted? Have I even yet been to a good dressmaker? Did I not say to you in an Old Testament voice: ‘Philip, Philip, they must be real antiques, against the day when we may have to sell them’? Did I not curb my taste for Louis Quinze and Chinese Chippendale, and sally into lone and dangerous farmhouses, buying the four- post bed from under the hired man and the decrepit mahogany from under the boiled dinner ? Have I not been as clever as a mendicant and as shrinking as a criminal? Colonial I have forced myself to be — though it’s not worthy of me; but Braun photographs upon my walls I will not have. There is a point beyond which rolling in the mud is not Christian humility but sheer swinishness. And, above all, Philip of my heart, have I ever for one moment, since luck came, gone back on my manners? ‘The Lord our God is a jealous God’; and I have every day tried to prove to Him that luck is good for my soul. I haven’t wrestled in prayer — it isn’t my way — but I have meant to show that adversity isn’t the best and only teacher. Adversity, you know, always spoke Greek, as far as I was concerned. I was getting near the point of collapse. I didn’t so much mind eating off fumed oak and sitting in Mission chairs — though they were very uncomfortable — as I did pretending |
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A Change Of Air $14.14 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill DESSIE JOHN sat on a step-ladder, – mocking her florid husband. “You are as glad as I am, you know you are. Haven’t we always wanted to be civilized? And aren’t we doing it discreetly? Aren’t we hanging our own pictures? If I had been the offspring of frivolity and extravagance that you think me, wouldn’t I have paid the people from Crantz’s to do it all? Am I not throwing sops all the time to Cerberus? Have I urged you to give up your work? Did I set up a butler when I was sore tempted? Have I even yet been to a good dressmaker? Did I not say to you in an Old Testament voice: ‘Philip, Philip, they must be real antiques, against the day when we may have to sell them’? Did I not curb my taste for Louis Quinze and Chinese Chippendale, and sally into lone and dangerous farmhouses, buying the four- post bed from under the hired man and the decrepit mahogany from under the boiled dinner ? Have I not been as clever as a mendicant and as shrinking as a criminal? Colonial I have forced myself to be — though it’s not worthy of me; but Braun photographs upon my walls I will not have. There is a point beyond which rolling in the mud is not Christian humility but sheer swinishness. And, above all, Philip of my heart, have I ever for one moment, since luck came, gone back on my manners? ‘The Lord our God is a jealous God’; and I have every day tried to prove to Him that luck is good for my soul. I haven’t wrestled in prayer — it isn’t my way — but I have meant to show that adversity isn’t the best and only teacher. Adversity, you know, always spoke Greek, as far as I was concerned. I was getting near the point of collapse. I didn’t so much mind eating off fumed oak and sitting in Mission chairs — though they were very uncomfortable — as I did pretending |
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A Change Of Air $16.1 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill DESSIE JOHN sat on a step-ladder, – mocking her florid husband. “You are as glad as I am, you know you are. Haven’t we always wanted to be civilized? And aren’t we doing it discreetly? Aren’t we hanging our own pictures? If I had been the offspring of frivolity and extravagance that you think me, wouldn’t I have paid the people from Crantz’s to do it all? Am I not throwing sops all the time to Cerberus? Have I urged you to give up your work? Did I set up a butler when I was sore tempted? Have I even yet been to a good dressmaker? Did I not say to you in an Old Testament voice: ‘Philip, Philip, they must be real antiques, against the day when we may have to sell them’? Did I not curb my taste for Louis Quinze and Chinese Chippendale, and sally into lone and dangerous farmhouses, buying the four- post bed from under the hired man and the decrepit mahogany from under the boiled dinner ? Have I not been as clever as a mendicant and as shrinking as a criminal? Colonial I have forced myself to be — though it’s not worthy of me; but Braun photographs upon my walls I will not have. There is a point beyond which rolling in the mud is not Christian humility but sheer swinishness. And, above all, Philip of my heart, have I ever for one moment, since luck came, gone back on my manners? ‘The Lord our God is a jealous God’; and I have every day tried to prove to Him that luck is good for my soul. I haven’t wrestled in prayer — it isn’t my way — but I have meant to show that adversity isn’t the best and only teacher. Adversity, you know, always spoke Greek, as far as I was concerned. I was getting near the point of collapse. I didn’t so much mind eating off fumed oak and sitting in Mission chairs — though they were very uncomfortable — as I did pretending |
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A Change Of Air $28.76 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Ill DESSIE JOHN sat on a step-ladder, – mocking her florid husband. “You are as glad as I am, you know you are. Haven’t we always wanted to be civilized? And aren’t we doing it discreetly? Aren’t we hanging our own pictures? If I had been the offspring of frivolity and extravagance that you think me, wouldn’t I have paid the people from Crantz’s to do it all? Am I not throwing sops all the time to Cerberus? Have I urged you to give up your work? Did I set up a butler when I was sore tempted? Have I even yet been to a good dressmaker? Did I not say to you in an Old Testament voice: ‘Philip, Philip, they must be real antiques, against the day when we may have to sell them’? Did I not curb my taste for Louis Quinze and Chinese Chippendale, and sally into lone and dangerous farmhouses, buying the four- post bed from under the hired man and the decrepit mahogany from under the boiled dinner ? Have I not been as clever as a mendicant and as shrinking as a criminal? Colonial I have forced myself to be — though it’s not worthy of me; but Braun photographs upon my walls I will not have. There is a point beyond which rolling in the mud is not Christian humility but sheer swinishness. And, above all, Philip of my heart, have I ever for one moment, since luck came, gone back on my manners? ‘The Lord our God is a jealous God’; and I have every day tried to prove to Him that luck is good for my soul. I haven’t wrestled in prayer — it isn’t my way — but I have meant to show that adversity isn’t the best and only teacher. Adversity, you know, always spoke Greek, as far as I was concerned. I was getting near the point of collapse. I didn’t so much mind eating off fumed oak and sitting in Mission chairs — though they were very uncomfortable — as I did pretending |
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A Disputed Inheritance $30.29 Used – Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. OF MARRIAGE AND OLD MORSE. When the breakfast party broke up at Tresellan, on the morning when my story begins, Denzil slipped away, purposely evading the eyes of Emma. He got into a boat and pulled up the Perl until he came to an old summer-house, called the ” Lady’s Tryst,” which commanded a noble view of the junction of the Glese with the Perl. Here he landed, and struck across country, skirting the oak-woods. At length he turned back again towards the r |
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A Disputed Inheritance $30.29 New – Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. OF MARRIAGE AND OLD MORSE. When the breakfast party broke up at Tresellan, on the morning when my story begins, Denzil slipped away, purposely evading the eyes of Emma. He got into a boat and pulled up the Perl until he came to an old summer-house, called the ” Lady’s Tryst,” which commanded a noble view of the junction of the Glese with the Perl. Here he landed, and struck across country, skirting the oak-woods. At length he turned back again towards the ri |
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A Disputed Inheritance $30.29 New – Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. OF MARRIAGE AND OLD MORSE. When the breakfast party broke up at Tresellan, on the morning when my story begins, Denzil slipped away, purposely evading the eyes of Emma. He got into a boat and pulled up the Perl until he came to an old summer-house, called the ” Lady’s Tryst,” which commanded a noble view of the junction of the Glese with the Perl. Here he landed, and struck across country, skirting the oak-woods. At length he turned back again towards the ri |
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A Friend for All Seasons $2.97 Robbie Raccoons favorite friend is Old Father Oak, but one day Robbie wakes up and notices that Father Oak is losing his leaves. What can Robbie do to help? Robbie and his friends are introduced to the magic of the changing seasons. Full color. |
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A Guide To The County Of Wicklow $19.99 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Colonel Tarrant was succeeded in the proprietary by Col. Edwards, and both by Mr. Latouche. From Kilruddery you may pass up the hill to Wind- gate, and on to Delgany, or return to Bray, and pursue the Dargle road. DARGLE”. To preserve system in our Guide, we have deemed it expedient to describe each particular place in the order of travelling, with the exception of the Dargle, Powers- court, and Kilruddery, which, being so close to the town, of Bray, follow the account of that place without having any precise arrangement in prospect. The new mail-coach road, not crossing the bridge or entering the town, turns off opposite the gate of Ravens- well, and keeps parallel to the river for about two miles, then passing the river, runs up the vale towards Wing- field, while the tourist re-crossing, passes by the Dargle- gate to the village of Enniskerry. The Dargle is a deep, dark, wooded glen, whose opposite sides are so close, that there is only a passage left for the torrent, which appears to struggle through with difficulty and interruption : both hills are thickly wooded with oak fro’m bottom to top; through these, paths are cut, in an irregular and picturesque manner, and the wild rustic road which ran from end to end was extremely beautiful This name appears to be a corruption of Dark Gltn, or perhaps the Glen of the Oaks, which is in Irish, Parglin. and appropriate; this, however, has been sadly altered by the late proprietor, Lord Powerscourt, in order to admit his Majesty’s carriage to drive through, which could not have been done with safety along the old road; nor did this great sacrifice of the romantic beauties of the Dargle afford the expected gratification, as time would not permit his Majesty to visit this delightful scene. One path leads along the b… |
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A Guide To The County Of Wicklow $26.79 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:Colonel Tarrant was succeeded in the proprietary by Col. Edwards, and both by Mr. Latouche. From Kilruddery you may pass up the hill to Wind- gate, and on to Delgany, or return to Bray, and pursue the Dargle road. DARGLE”. To preserve system in our Guide, we have deemed it expedient to describe each particular place in the order of travelling, with the exception of the Dargle, Powers- court, and Kilruddery, which, being so close to the town, of Bray, follow the account of that place without having any precise arrangement in prospect. The new mail-coach road, not crossing the bridge or entering the town, turns off opposite the gate of Ravens- well, and keeps parallel to the river for about two miles, then passing the river, runs up the vale towards Wing- field, while the tourist re-crossing, passes by the Dargle- gate to the village of Enniskerry. The Dargle is a deep, dark, wooded glen, whose opposite sides are so close, that there is only a passage left for the torrent, which appears to struggle through with difficulty and interruption : both hills are thickly wooded with oak fro’m bottom to top; through these, paths are cut, in an irregular and picturesque manner, and the wild rustic road which ran from end to end was extremely beautiful This name appears to be a corruption of Dark Gltn, or perhaps the Glen of the Oaks, which is in Irish, Parglin. and appropriate; this, however, has been sadly altered by the late proprietor, Lord Powerscourt, in order to admit his Majesty’s carriage to drive through, which could not have been done with safety along the old road; nor did this great sacrifice of the romantic beauties of the Dargle afford the expected gratification, as time would not permit his Majesty to visit this delightful scene. One path leads along the b… |
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A History Of The Medical Class Of ’77, University Of Pennsylvania $14.14 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:CLASS HISTORY M. Vinton Adams, M. D.,the first member, was born May 25, 1853, in Litchfield, Maine, and is the only one from the far away Pine State. He was educated in Maine Wesleyan Seminary and Female College, at Kent’s Mill, Maine. For a considerable period prior to commencing his medical studies, he was engaged in teaching, or as Goldsmith has it— ” The village master taught his little school.” After he had read medicine for more than four years, he decided to enter college, where he finished his medical education by devoting himself to lectures for another presidential term of four sessions. It should be stated however, that three courses of lectures had been attended at the medical school of Maine (Bowdoin College), before coming to the University of Pennsylvania. Since he was graduated he has resided at Lisbon Falls, and Brunswick, at which latter place he is now practicing general medicine, quite successfully. He is a member of the Maine Medical Association; is married and has one child, a boy. James M. Anders, M. D., a grateful member, was born July 22, 1854, at Fairvievv village, Montgomery County, Pa. He received his earlier mental training in the old ” Oak Tree ” school, in the Public High School at Norristown, and in a theological eeminary at Wadsworth, Ohio. Before entering the University of Pennsylvania, in the Fall of the year 1875, he had read medicine for one year with Dr. G. K. Meschter. In June, 1877, the degree ofDoctor of Philosophy was conferred upon him, by the Provost of the University, receiving at the same time, the George B. Wood Prize for his essay on ” The Transpiration of Plants. ” About December 1, 1877, he entered the Protestant Episcopal Hospital of Philadelphia, as resident physician, remaining until March 31, 1879. Later he was |
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A Log’s Life $6.99 One stormy day a strong wind rages through the forest, causing an old oak tree to bend and sway. Lightning strikes; the tree crashes to the ground. Now it’s a giant log. In this fascinating book, author Wendy Pfeffer and illustrator Robin Brickman introduce readers to they life cycle of a tree. The informative, lyrical text is complemented by stunning, three-dimensional paper sculptures that showcase the forest ecosystem, inspiring readers to take a close look at the trees — and logs — in their own backyards. |
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A Log’s Life $18.99 One stormy day a strong wind rages through the forest, causing an old oak tree to bend and sway. Lightning strikes; the tree crashes to the ground. Now it’s a giant log. In this fascinating book, author Wendy Pfeffer and illustrator Robin Brickman introduce readers to they life cycle of a tree. The informative, lyrical text is complemented by stunning, three-dimensional paper sculptures that showcase the forest ecosystem, inspiring readers to take a close look at the trees — and logs — in their own backyards. |
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A Love Through Time $241.78 New – Time-travel romance from the bestselling author of Dreamweaver. Although tree surgeon Libby Pfifer was well versed in plant lore, she couldn’t explain how a fall from an old oak tree landed her in another century. Yet there she was, face-to-face with Geronimo and an army captain whose good looks tempted her even while his brusque manner made her want to wring his neck. |
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A Love Through Time $247.45 New – Time-travel romance from the bestselling author of Dreamweaver. Although tree surgeon Libby Pfifer was well versed in plant lore, she couldn’t explain how a fall from an old oak tree landed her in another century. Yet there she was, face-to-face with Geronimo and an army captain whose good looks tempted her even while his brusque manner made her want to wring his neck. |
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A Love Through Time $247.45 New – Time-travel romance from the bestselling author of Dreamweaver. Although tree surgeon Libby Pfifer was well versed in plant lore, she couldn’t explain how a fall from an old oak tree landed her in another century. Yet there she was, face-to-face with Geronimo and an army captain whose good looks tempted her even while his brusque manner made her want to wring his neck. |
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A Naturalist Buys an Old Farm $0.99 Used – A book about a time gone by, about family, about growing up — storytelling and descriptive nature writing at its best. The great naturalist, Edwin Way Teale, spent his boyhood holidays and summers at his grandparents’ farm, Lone Oak, in Indiana. In Dune Boy, first published in 1943, he recounts these buccolic visits and his budding interest in the natural world around him. A loner, often bullied by other children, Teale escaped to the roof of the old house where he gazed at the golden du |
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A Place in the Shade: A Novella $11 In an old pickup truck purchased in his need to travel incognito, Billy Walker forsakes the opulence of Palm Beach and catastrophic events that have hurled him into dark and fearful waters of existential crisis. He wanders for many days across Georgia, Tennessee, and Arkansas. He is searching for the perfect spot to leave this world on his own terms; he finds it in the remote interior of central Missouri’s colossal Lake of the Ozarks. It is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world: 130 miles long – from dam to dam – with nearly 1300 miles of rugged, irregular shoreline; more shoreline than Lake Michigan or the coast of California. An excellent and private place to die, here, in this pristine landscape – the heart of America’s heartland – where oak and hickory grow so thick a man can scarcely lead a horse and dogwood in bloom bejewel the crest of limestone bluffs towering like ancient monuments above the water.He buys a dilapidated house near the banks of Rainy Creek, a small tributary that joins the lake fifty yards downstream: “With one remarkable exception – a hole the size of a washtub in its cedar shake roof – the house looked pretty much as described in the realtor’s brochure.” The home’s last owner, Clifton Crocker, has been dead many years. He bequeathed – in effect, a boat with no motor. And when Billy Walker rows it into JoJo O’Leary’s life – a single mom tragically widowed, it is a collision of destinies rarely witnessed. Each has a gun. But only one shot will be fired. |
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A Reasonable Christianity $19.05 New – Excerpt from book: Section 3The Word of God Unbound. John v: 39. Search the scriptures; for in them ye think textit{ya have eternal life, and they are they which testify of me. The Old Testament scriptures testify of Christ as the sprouting acorn and the growing sapling testify o the full-grown oak. The growing life prophesies its own completeness. That germ of the kingdom of God among men, which first becomes apparent to us in the account which the sacred writings give us of the faith of |
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A Reasonable Christianity $24.82 New – Excerpt from book: Section 3The Word of God Unbound. John v: 39. Search the scriptures; for in them ye think textit{ya have eternal life, and they are they which testify of me. The Old Testament scriptures testify of Christ as the sprouting acorn and the growing sapling testify o the full-grown oak. The growing life prophesies its own completeness. That germ of the kingdom of God among men, which first becomes apparent to us in the account which the sacred writings give us of the faith of |
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A Reasonable Christianity $24.82 Used – Excerpt from book: Section 3The Word of God Unbound. John v: 39. Search the scriptures; for in them ye think textit{ya have eternal life, and they are they which testify of me. The Old Testament scriptures testify of Christ as the sprouting acorn and the growing sapling testify o the full-grown oak. The growing life prophesies its own completeness. That germ of the kingdom of God among men, which first becomes apparent to us in the account which the sacred writings give us of the faith of |
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A Sorting of the Ways: New and Selected Poems $12.11 New – Following his break-through first volume of poems, “Through the Years” (2010), and its successor, “Roberta and Other Poems” (2011), Ricardo Quinones has upped the ante with a generous selection from those earlier volumes and additions from a ready supply of new poems presented here. “A Sorting of the Ways: New and Selected Poems” contains such poems as “The Grafting Tree,” a mythical marriage between a giant oak and a chair; “Ten and More,” the record of a ten-year-old’s deflating experien |
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A Sorting of the Ways: New and Selected Poems $8.09 Used – Following his break-through first volume of poems, “Through the Years” (2010), and its successor, “Roberta and Other Poems” (2011), Ricardo Quinones has upped the ante with a generous selection from those earlier volumes and additions from a ready supply of new poems presented here. “A Sorting of the Ways: New and Selected Poems” contains such poems as “The Grafting Tree,” a mythical marriage between a giant oak and a chair; “Ten and More,” the record of a ten-year-old’s deflating experie |
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A Tree’s Tale $97.98 New – The huge, 400-year-old oak tree sees many people come and go during the course of its life as a Mai-Mehtug or “path-tree” to the inland forest. |
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A Weelad’s Journey: The Old Forest, Lake Anura and the Great Oak $21.23 New – An evil forest, a lake and a tree. Join two Weelads as they journey into the Old Forest, a forest the village elders claimed was evil, or was it? Go with them as they find Lake Anura, home to the Woodland Fairies and the Goddess of the Lake. Then to the Great Oak, said to have trolls buried under her fairy fern covered limbs near the ground, then north to the Wonscap Mountains. Meet Beetelybug, Mr. Higgles, Galik, Mineera, Hugo and many others. Its an adventure you’ll never forget! |
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A Weelad’s Journey: The Old Forest, Lake Anura and the Great Oak $10.68 Used – An evil forest, a lake and a tree. Join two Weelads as they journey into the Old Forest, a forest the village elders claimed was evil, or was it? Go with them as they find Lake Anura, home to the Woodland Fairies and the Goddess of the Lake. Then to the Great Oak, said to have trolls buried under her fairy fern covered limbs near the ground, then north to the Wonscap Mountains. Meet Beetelybug, Mr. Higgles, Galik, Mineera, Hugo and many others. Its an adventure you’ll never forget! |
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A Weelad’s Journey: The Old Forest, Lake Anura and the Great Oak $10.68 Used – An evil forest, a lake and a tree. Join two Weelads as they journey into the Old Forest, a forest the village elders claimed was evil, or was it? Go with them as they find Lake Anura, home to the Woodland Fairies and the Goddess of the Lake. Then to the Great Oak, said to have trolls buried under her fairy fern covered limbs near the ground, then north to the Wonscap Mountains. Meet Beetelybug, Mr. Higgles, Galik, Mineera, Hugo and many others. Its an adventure you’ll never forget! |
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A Weelad’s Journey: The Old Forest, Lake Anura and the Great Oak $16.95 New – An evil forest, a lake and a tree. Join two Weelads as they journey into the Old Forest, a forest the village elders claimed was evil, or was it? Go with them as they find Lake Anura, home to the Woodland Fairies and the Goddess of the Lake. Then to the Great Oak, said to have trolls buried under her fairy fern covered limbs near the ground, then north to the Wonscap Mountains. Meet Beetelybug, Mr. Higgles, Galik, Mineera, Hugo and many others. Its an adventure you’ll never forget! |
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A Weelad’s Journey: The Tree People, the Great Oak Sorela and the Great Caves $14.24 Used – The journey continues south….home to the Tree People, a very old race of people that live in the trees; the Great Oak Sorela, sister to the Great Oak Napinka and the Great Caves which is home to the moonworms, airyshoots and puffleflies. Come along as we continue to travel through the Old Forest. Meet Luta, the Womalads and many others that call this forest home. This second book continues the journey south into the Old Forest. It is truly a great story too! I feel it was sent to me whi |
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A Weelad’s Journey: The Tree People, the Great Oak Sorela and the Great Caves $14.19 Used – The journey continues south….home to the Tree People, a very old race of people that live in the trees; the Great Oak Sorela, sister to the Great Oak Napinka and the Great Caves which is home to the moonworms, airyshoots and puffleflies. Come along as we continue to travel through the Old Forest. Meet Luta, the Womalads and many others that call this forest home. This second book continues the journey south into the Old Forest. It is truly a great story too! I feel it was sent to me whi |
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ACT Well Your Part $14.99 Special 20th Anniversary Edition At first Keith Graff dislikes his new school, Oak Grove High. He misses his old friends, and despairs of ever fitting in. Then he joins the school’s drama club, where he meets the boyishly cute Bran Davenport. Since its original publication in 1986, Act Well Your Part has become a classic, an unabashed love story set not in the world that was, but in the world as, perhaps, it should be. Speed-of-C Productions is proud to bring this timeless tale back into print for its adult fans as well as a new generation of teens. |
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Abington, Massachusetts $21.99 Throughout Abington’s history, its central location between Boston and Plymouth has been a vantage point that has been reflected in both work and play. It is Abington that provided the white-oak planks for the USS Constitution, and the town’s Island Grove Park had national significance during the abolitionist movement. Abington was founded and built around the mills and then grew with the times to become a focal point for the thriving shoe industry. Many wealthy industrialists and capitalists have left their mark with brick and mortar. Their mansions still line the streets, and their lives shaped Abington forever.Abington presents an illustrated portrait of what it was like to live and work in the town during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. It presents vivid images of the townsfolk, the shoe factories, and the old roads through Abington. The book includes images of John L. Sullivan, heavyweight boxing champion, and of the Buffum automobile, built on Centre Avenue. With photographs from the Abington Historical Commission, the Dyer Memorial Library, the Historical Society of Old Abington, and personal collections, Abington is sure to evoke memories of a bygone era. |
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Abominations $14.95 Shroud is excited to announce a devilish collection of thrilling short fiction comprised of some of the most horrifying stories of creatures, mythical beasts, and murderous monsters. Abominations features superbly-crafted tales, NEVER before published, from the most compelling voices in modern horror. Stories and authors include: John Teehan- Whatever happened to Baby Charles? Anna Lowther- Grace’s Garden; Eric Christ- Riding The Oak Mill Bridge; Rhonda Parrish- Spoiled Picnic; William Vogel-Papa Mort; Tracie McBride-Marked; Mark Tullius- When it Rains; Kevin Lucia- The Water God of Clarke Street; Brandon Berntson- Mosquito; Jeff Parish- For the Good of the Flock; Lee Zumpe- Worm-sacks and Dirt-backs; Lon Prater- Starvelito; Lincoln Crisler- Old Stooping Lugh; Gerard Houarner- Devoured Smile; R. Scott McCoy- Good Dog; Dave Dunwoody- The Ambrosia Supper Club; Richard Farnsworth- B.E.K.s. |
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Acetum Balsamic Vinegar Laura, 8.45-Ounce $15.5 This is the only vinegar not made from wine, but from the cooked and concentrated must of the white grapes of the Trebbiano vine. Balsamic vinegar is aged in kegs made of different woods: oak, cherry, chestnut, mulberry and ash, one for each year of maturing. When the new grapes arrive in the fall (autumn) some must from the first year is syphoned into the next barrel, some of this into the third year barrel and so on. The result of this complicated process is a nectar with a well-balanced flavor and a rich velvety-brown color. By law, vinegar that is labeled aceto balsamico tradizionale must be at least ten years old and in fact, it is sometimes 50 years old or more. It is full-bodied, rich vinegar with a dark brown color glinting with gold, and is very aromatic, with a peculiarly delicious flavor all of its own. There also exists a commercial version, called simply aceto balsamico which cannot be sold as tradizionale. It has a similar flavoring but has not been aged for so long. The flavor is sometimes obtained by adding a little caramel to a good-quality white wine vinegar. Balsamic vinegar is produced in the province of Modena in Emilia Romagna, and also, by a slightly different method, in the province of Reggio-Emilia. Up until the 1980′s it was almost unknown outside the region, but now it is a popular ingredient in many dishes. Good balsamic vinegar is used to dress strawberries, to sharpen a vanilla ice cream, to flavor consomme, and for special marinades. It seems odd, but aceto balsamic tradizionale also makes an excellent thirst-quenching drink diluted with ice and sweetened with a little sugar. |
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After the Storm $11 A storm is raging outside and Percy the park keeper is having a sleepless night. When he gets up the following morning, Percy finds that the old oak tree has been blown down. It is a disaster for his animal friends who live there, but Percy is soon devising a plan to help his little friends find new homes in the best tree house they have ever seen. This title includes a wonderful fold-out poster. |
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After the storm $1.99 Used – Reformatted edition of this core Percy title with a contemporary new cover design. Includes wonderful fold-out poster A storm is raging outside and Percy, the park keeper, is having a sleepless night. When he gets up the following morning, Percy finds that the old oak tree has been blown down. It is a disaster for his animal friends who live there, but Percy is soon devising a plan to help his little friends find new homes in the best tree house they have ever seen. This title includes |
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Agamemnon, La Saisiaz, And Dramatic Idyls $19.99 Purchase of this book includes free trial access to www.million-books.com where you can read more than a million books for free.This is an OCR edition with typos.Excerpt from book:HALBERT AND HOB. Here is a thing that happened. Like wild beasts whelped, for den, In a wild part of North England, there lived once two wild men Inhabiting one homestead, neither a hovel nor hut, Time out of mind their birthright: father and son, these — but — Such a son, such a father! Most wildness by degrees Softens away: yet, last of their line, the wildest and worst were these. Criminals, then ? Why, no : they did not murder and rob; But, give them a word, they returned a blow — old Halbert as young Hob : Harsh and fierce of word, rough and savage of deed, Hated or feared the more — who knows ? — the genuine wild-beast breed. Thus were they found by the few sparse folk of the country-side ; But how fared each with other ? E’en beasts couch, hide by hide, In a growling, grudged agreement: so, father and son lay curled The closelier up in their den because the last of their kind in the world. Still, beast irks beast on occasion. One Christmas night of snow, Came father and son to words — such words ! more cruel because the blow To crown each word was wanting, while taunt matched gibe, and curse Competed with oath in wager, like pastime in hell, — nay, worse : For pastime turned to earnest, as up there sprang at last The son at the throat of the father, seized him and held him fast. ” Out of this house you go ! ” — (there followed a hideous oath) — ” This oven where now we bake, too hot to hold us both! If there’s snowoutside, there’s coolness: out with you, bide a spell In the drift and save the sexton the charge of a parish shell!” Now, the old trunk was tough, was solid as stump of oak Untouched at the core by a thousand years: much less had its seventy broke One whipcord nerve in the .. |
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Allegories of Life $40.95 New – Allegories of Life was written by Mrs. J. S. Adams (1845-1885) and consists of 23 Old English stories and parables. Included in this collection are The Bells, The Height, The pilgrim, Faith, Hope, Joy and sorrow, upward, The Oak, Truth and error, The tree, The Two ways, The Urns, Self-exertion, The Vines, In the world, Faith hope and charity, Going forth, The feast, The lesson of the stone, The seeds, Only gold, The sacrifice, and Strangers. |
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Allegories of Life $9.38 New – Allegories of Life was written by Mrs. J. S. Adams (1845-1885) and consists of 23 Old English stories and parables. Included in this collection are The Bells, The Height, The pilgrim, Faith, Hope, Joy and sorrow, upward, The Oak, Truth and error, The tree, The Two ways, The Urns, Self-exertion, The Vines, In the world, Faith hope and charity, Going forth, The feast, The lesson of the stone, The seeds, Only gold, The sacrifice, and Strangers. |
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Allegories of Life $9.38 Used – Allegories of Life was written by Mrs. J. S. Adams (1845-1885) and consists of 23 Old English stories and parables. Included in this collection are The Bells, The Height, The pilgrim, Faith, Hope, Joy and sorrow, upward, The Oak, Truth and error, The tree, The Two ways, The Urns, Self-exertion, The Vines, In the world, Faith hope and charity, Going forth, The feast, The lesson of the stone, The seeds, Only gold, The sacrifice, and Strangers. |
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Allegories of Life $29.95 New – Allegories of Life was written by Mrs. J. S. Adams (1845-1885) and consists of 23 Old English stories and parables. Included in this collection are The Bells, The Height, The pilgrim, Faith, Hope, Joy and sorrow, upward, The Oak, Truth and error, The tree, The Two ways, The Urns, Self-exertion, The Vines, In the world, Faith hope and charity, Going forth, The feast, The lesson of the stone, The seeds, Only gold, The sacrifice, and Strangers. |
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Allegories of Life $44.95 New – Allegories of Life was written by Mrs. J. S. Adams (1845-1885) and consists of 23 Old English stories and parables. Included in this collection are The Bells, The Height, The pilgrim, Faith, Hope, Joy and sorrow, upward, The Oak, Truth and error, The tree, The Two ways, The Urns, Self-exertion, The Vines, In the world, Faith hope and charity, Going forth, The feast, The lesson of the stone, The seeds, Only gold, The sacrifice, and Strangers. |
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Allegories of Life $25.95 New – Allegories of Life was written by Mrs. J. S. Adams (1845-1885) and consists of 23 Old English stories and parables. Included in this collection are The Bells, The Height, The pilgrim, Faith, Hope, Joy and sorrow, upward, The Oak, Truth and error, The tree, The Two ways, The Urns, Self-exertion, The Vines, In the world, Faith hope and charity, Going forth, The feast, The lesson of the stone, The seeds, Only gold, The sacrifice, and Strangers. |
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Allegories of Life $8.22 Used – Allegories of Life was written by Mrs. J. S. Adams (1845-1885) and consists of 23 Old English stories and parables. Included in this collection are The Bells, The Height, The pilgrim, Faith, Hope, Joy and sorrow, upward, The Oak, Truth and error, The tree, The Two ways, The Urns, Self-exertion, The Vines, In the world, Faith hope and charity, Going forth, The feast, The lesson of the stone, The seeds, Only gold, The sacrifice, and Strangers. |
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Alma Rosa El Jabal Vineyard Chardonnay 2007 $27.99 Fresh and citrusy in the nose, lemon-lime and wispy aromatic oak, a somewhat banana-esque character leads to a clean yet round mouthfeel, a long-lasting finish with a bit of flintiness… 25-year-old vines, farmed organically; stainless-steel fermentation, no malolactic and short term aging in used French oak; it all adds up to a classic Chardonnay in the Montrachet mold. Serve cool with powerful cheeses; fried seafood; roasted chicken; pork roast with apples and cabbage; root vegetable gratins |
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America, My Country!: Patriotic Music of the United States $22.95 New – The 21 pieces all have patriotic significance and are worthy of lesson and leisure time. Included are the standard patriotic songs, plus some Sousa marches, patriotic hymns, a Cohan favorite (You’re a Grand Old Flag) and even Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree. The pieces have musical as well as historical merit. |
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America, My Country!: Patriotic Music of the United States $11.86 Used – The 21 pieces all have patriotic significance and are worthy of lesson and leisure time. Included are the standard patriotic songs, plus some Sousa marches, patriotic hymns, a Cohan favorite (You’re a Grand Old Flag) and even Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree. The pieces have musical as well as historical merit. |
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American Classics Hardwoods 3 Oak in Old Bronze $130.06 MNG1037: Features: -Species: Oak.-Visual Look: Classics.-Board to Board Variation: Medium.-Patina Effect: Low.-Installation Type: Glue, Staple, Nail or Float.-Edge Style: Micro-Bevel.-Random Lengths: Yes.-Face Type: Rotary.-Plies: 5.-Gloss Level: 18.-Square Feet per Carton: 35.83.-Cartons per Pallet: 36.-Quarter Round: QRAMN84OBZ.-T-Molding: TMAMN84OBZ.-Reducer: RSAMN84OBZ3.-Threshold: THAMN84OBZ3.-Stepnose: DPAMN84OBZ3.-Wall Base: WBAMN84OBZ.-Residential: 15 Years. Color/Finish: -Color: Old Bronze.-Finish Type: Matte. Dimensions: -Face Thickness: 2 mm.-Plank Width: 3”.-Length: 12” – 42”.-Thickness: 0.38”. |
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American Classics Hardwoods 3 Oak in Old Bronze $90.5 MNG1024: Features: -Species: Oak.-Visual Look: Classics.-Board to Board Variation: Medium.-Patina Effect: Low.-Installation Type: Glue, Staple, Nail.-Edge Style: Micro-Bevel.-Random Lengths: Yes.-Face Type: Rotary.-Plies: 7.-Gloss Level: 18.-Square Feet per Carton: 17.92.-Cartons per Pallet: 36.-Quarter Round: QRIM84TO1.-T-Molding: TMIM84TO1.-Reducer: RSIM84TO3.-Threshold: THIM84TO3.-Stepnose: DPIM84TO3.-Residential: 25 Years. Color/Finish: -Color: Old Bronze.-Finish Type: Matte. Dimensions: -Face Thickness: 3 mm.-Plank Width: 3”.-Length: 12” – 43”.-Thickness: 0.75”. |
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American Classics Hardwoods 5 Oak in Old Bronze $101.43 MNG1013: Features: -Species: Oak.-Visual Look: Classics.-Board to Board Variation: Medium.-Patina Effect: Low.-Installation Type: Glue, Staple, Nail.-Edge Style: Micro-Bevel.-Random Lengths: Yes.-Face Type: Rotary.-Plies: 7.-Gloss Level: 18.-Square Feet per Carton: 17.92.-Cartons per Pallet: 36.-Quarter Round: QRAMN84OBZ.-T-Molding: TMAMN84OBZ.-Reducer: RSAMO84OBZ4.-Threshold: THAMO84OBZ4.-Stepnose: DPAMO84OBZ4.-Wall Base: WBAMN84OBZ.-Residential: 25 Years. Color/Finish: -Color: Old Bronze.-Finish Type: Matte. Dimensions: -Face Thickness: 3 mm.-Plank Width: 5”.-Length: 12” – 43”.-Thickness: 0.75”. |
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American Classics Hardwoods 5 Oak in Old Bronze $159.09 MNG1044: Features: -Species: Oak.-Visual Look: Classics.-Board to Board Variation: Medium.-Patina Effect: Low.-Installation Type: Glue, Staple, Nail or Float.-Edge Style: Micro-Bevel.-Random Lengths: Yes.-Face Type: Rotary.-Plies: 5.-Gloss Level: 18.-Square Feet per Carton: 35.83.-Cartons per Pallet: 36.-Quarter Round: QRAMN84OBZ.-T-Molding: TMAMN84OBZ.-Reducer: RSAMN84OBZ3.-Threshold: THAMN84OBZ3.-Stepnose: DPAMN84OBZ3.-Wall Base: WBAMN84OBZ.-Residential: 15 Years. Color/Finish: -Color: Old Bronze.-Finish Type: Matte. Dimensions: -Face Thickness: 2 mm.-Plank Width: 5”.-Length: 12” – 42”.-Thickness: 0.38”. |
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American Country Music Groups: Alabama, the Everly Brothers, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Dixie Chicks, the Kentucky Headhunters $38.41 New – Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 352. Not illustrated. Chapters: Alabama, the Everly Brothers, the Flying Burrito Brothers, Dixie Chicks, the Kentucky Headhunters, the Greencards, Shenandoah, Nickel Creek, Mcbride & the Ride, Poco, the Osmonds, Exile, Diamond Rio, Brooks & Dunn, Asleep at the Wheel, the Oak Ridge Boys, Sugarland, Old Crow Medicine Show, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Rascal Flatt |
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American Museum of Science and Energy $67.2 New – Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. The American Museum of Science and Energy (AMSE) is a science museum in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, designed to teach both children and adults about energy, especially nuclear power, and to document the role Oak Ridge played in the Manhattan Project. The museum opened as the American Museum of Atomic Energy in 1949 in an old wartime cafeteria on Jefferson Circle. It mov |
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An April Day $24.74 New – Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. “kathleen Mavourneen.” ” In aged majesty a mighty oak, Towers o’er the subject trees, itself a grove.”;HEN Mr Desmond entered the house there was a soft rustle of garments heard, and a rush of light footsteps down the old oak staircase, and then a pair of soft arms were thrown round his neck. “You dear old father, what has happened to you ? And what has become of the horse and car ? And oh, you are all covered with dust!” And Miss Desmond stepped back andsur |
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An April Day $24.74 New – Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. “kathleen Mavourneen.” ” In aged majesty a mighty oak, Towers o’er the subject trees, itself a grove.”;HEN Mr Desmond entered the house there was a soft rustle of garments heard, and a rush of light footsteps down the old oak staircase, and then a pair of soft arms were thrown round his neck. “You dear old father, what has happened to you ? And what has become of the horse and car ? And oh, you are all covered with dust!” And Miss Desmond stepped back andsur |
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An April Day $24.74 Used – Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. “kathleen Mavourneen.” ” In aged majesty a mighty oak, Towers o’er the subject trees, itself a grove.”;HEN Mr Desmond entered the house there was a soft rustle of garments heard, and a rush of light footsteps down the old oak staircase, and then a pair of soft arms were thrown round his neck. “You dear old father, what has happened to you ? And what has become of the horse and car ? And oh, you are all covered with dust!” And Miss Desmond stepped back andsu |
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An April Day $24.74 Used – Excerpt from book: CHAPTER III. “kathleen Mavourneen.” ” In aged majesty a mighty oak, Towers o’er the subject trees, itself a grove.”;HEN Mr Desmond entered the house there was a soft rustle of garments heard, and a rush of light footsteps down the old oak staircase, and then a pair of soft arms were thrown round his neck. “You dear old father, what has happened to you ? And what has become of the horse and car ? And oh, you are all covered with dust!” And Miss Desmond stepped back andsu |
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An Oak Tree Dies and a Journey Begins $0.99 Used – A big, old oak tree on the bank of a river is felled by weather and age and, after experiencing life on the ground, in the river, and at sea, is claimed from a beach as a lovely example of driftwood. |
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An Oak Tree Dies and a Journey Begins $154.79 New – A big, old oak tree on the bank of a river is felled by weather and age and, after experiencing life on the ground, in the river, and at sea, is claimed from a beach as a lovely example of driftwood. |
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An Old Shropshire Oak $26.82 New – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1889 Original Publisher: K. Paul, Trench, |
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An Old Shropshire Oak $32.14 New – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1889 Original Publisher: K. Paul, Trench, |
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An Old Shropshire Oak $31.22 Used – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1889 Original Publisher: K. Paul, Trench, |
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An Old Shropshire Oak $27.12 New – General Books publication date: 2009 Original publication date: 1889 Original Publisher: K. Paul, Trench, |
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An Old Shropshire Oak (Volume 1) $23 John Wood Warter,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books |
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An Old Shropshire Oak (Volume 3 ) $22.35 John Wood Warter,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books LLC |
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An Old Shropshire Oak (Volume 3) $22.35 John Wood Warter,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by General Books |
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An Old Shropshire Oak (Volume 4) $23.74 The book has no illustrations or index. It may have numerous typos or missing text. However, purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original rare book from the publisher’s website (GeneralBooksClub.com). You can also preview excerpts of the book there. Purchasers are also entitled to a free trial membership in the General Books Club where they can select from more than a million books without charge. Volume: 4; Original Publisher: K. Paul, Trench, |
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An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett. $25.21 New – Title: An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world’s largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts |
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An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett. $23.04 New – Title: An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world’s largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts |
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An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett. $23.04 Used – Title: An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world’s largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscript |
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An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett. $23.05 Used – Title: An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world’s largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscript |
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An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett. $25.21 Used – Title: An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world’s largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscript |
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An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett. $23.04 New – Title: An Old Shropshire Oak … Edited by R. Garnett.Publisher: British Library, Historical Print EditionsThe British Library is the national library of the United Kingdom. It is one of the world’s largest research libraries holding over 150 million items in all known languages and formats: books, journals, newspapers, sound recordings, patents, maps, stamps, prints and much more. Its collections include around 14 million books, along with substantial additional collections of manuscripts |