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- The mystery of what sinks in in infancy and what f...
- Let them eat eggs
- People had moments of not sharing this view
- A Late Beginner
- Teaching - What a tangled web
- Aurea mediocritas
- Let us proceed as if childhood is reclaimable, in ...
- Comics, culture and influence for good or ill
- Memoirs, veracity and Augustine
- Ethiopian Jazz
- A citizen in the country of books
- All the odd Words they have picked up in a Coffee-...
- A giddy and aggressive optimism
- Rousseau the disruptive child
- Childhood was invented in the seventeenth century
- To diffuse books
- The Onset by Robert Frost
- Pugnacious spirit
- All high and noble civilisations are beset with an...
- New ways of narrating ancient truths to encompass ...
- Miep Gies Obituary
- We explore the past we turned away from
- Everything as being divided by 1.3 billion
- Cypresses by Vincent Van Gogh
- For hours - so it seemed - the slow June dusk wore...
- And they found the details of their moral code in ...
- The Universe is not only queerer than we suppose
- It is a restful chapter in any book of his when so...
- Inputs affect outputs
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- Inhaling the sweet odors of fruits, spices and gums
- Justice, fairness and privilege
- The things you never knew . . .
- Happiness II
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- Pick them up again and tack them on where they wer...
- Herodotus and Chesterton on Travel and Customs
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- Books and Religion
- Define: Mithridatism
- We are a living metaphor
- Turner and the Cayman Trough
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About Me
- Charles
- A family man, a management consultant, a book seller and an avid reader. Committed to helping children become avid readers in turn. The great chain of reading always needs renewing.
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